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ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF Mus1c.-W. B. Aymars south
American circus made its first appearance -
our city last night at this theater. inefe was
present quite large and aPprecianve au-
dience who entered heartily into the ENJOY
ment of the arenic sports. The fountain =
the center of the parquette was quite mover
and pretty sight and served m 70 aoa au,. snn
charm to the entertainment Inns company
will probably be here but one week, SO those
Who are fond of this style of performance
would do well to made an early visit.
The GAYErY THEATER.-The new arrivals
in the company at this theater are very excel
lent ACQUISITIONS. Mr.. Lynch dances admir-
ABLY. and Miss Lethe Ellis is very good in her
serio-comic selections. The old favorites still
receive their share of applause.
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Miss Moody, daughter Of the American re-
vivalist, who is now preaching in London, not
sharing her fathers views, went to the play,
and coming down late to breakfast next morn
ing was greeted by him with, "Well, child of
Satan!" to which she calmly responded.
t" Good morning, papa"
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May IL Spanish gold, 2.104@
All. American 2.17@218. Exchange quiet
and firm. On the United States, sixty days
currency 82@83 premium; short sight gold
Ll4@1.15 premium. On Paris, 1.12@1.13
uromium.
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Ask your grocer for Paragon yeast powders

"Catch the bear before you sell his skin. :"
If we could have anything to say about it,
we would prefer to sell it before, even if we
had to allow liberal discount. Boston Ad-
uertiSer
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Our country's little wine and liquor bill last
year footed up the mere bagatelle Of four
hundred million dollars; and this doesn't in
clude the wear and tear of lampposts either
Philadelphia Times.
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Mr.. Beecher is mentioned as having ap-
peared last evening at the baptismsl ceremo
ny clad il rubber suit. He was in unusual
" elastic spirits.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s. T. SUIT WHISTLES.

s. T. SUIT WHISTLES.
JORDAN GILES. ROBT G. McCORKLE
JORDAN GILES s. CO.,
Successors to S. T, SUIT e. co.
S. T. SUIT. JORDAN GILES.
Established 1889.
Dealers in Fine Kentucky
BOURBON and RYE WHISTLES.
LOUISVILLE, KY.
We have the entire stock of FINE OLD Wits.
KIES heretofore held by S. T. SUIT 4 co. 1t is
well known throughout the country that this lie the
only Large Stock Of Great Aged Whistles in exist
ence Address orders to
JORDAN GILES e. CO., Louisville, Ky.
Special Agent, STEPHEN F. POWER,
Lock Box 1857, New Orleans, La.
April l, 1875. my2 I'm
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OUR BOOK TABLE

The WRECK OF THE CHANCELLOR. By Jules
Verne. Translated by George NJ. Towle.
Boston: James R. Osgood & Co. From R.
g. Eyrich, New Orleans.
A volume such only as Jules Verne can
write; wildly extravagant, impressive realistic.
intensely interesting The Wreck of the
Chancellor is, however, imbued with an ele-
other stories are fortunately free.
A vessel at sea, with crazy captain, cotton
in the hold on fire, wrecked on a sunken reef,
escape from the perils of drowning or burning
only to starve on raft, furnish the materials
for this chronicle of accumulated horrors.
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At twilight every hen becomes q rooster.
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Don't fail to try Paragon yeast powders.
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, 1875-10-09

The following inp.ru,oent4 wero nlea for record
Friday, Oct. q:
ctTr rnopFNTT.
North Franklin al, Is II II Of Wrt,de1t 1t. ef, 40
xtUO II, with 12J Il xl0U # In Hafne block, dat
ea Oct. 1ooo0
Thu premises No. bJd Xest MONROE Ut, dated
May u y, 4 =; RI. =. .:xi;; o"oo
with improvements, tlaled Oct. l........... LOCO
Kansas Ht. 2Ju # v Of Throop IT., t, GA11
D.l0 fl. dated Nov. "a. .1s73............ 80. 1000
Wtat lnlaua ut, % It " Of May It, nj, 2oH
60 7.1U #, datod Oct. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20oO
North CtaEk 1t, 81 It II OF Elm It, " I, b91lso IT,
wtst Mslison Vt. gao Il v oi Dishop court. ~,
s-1a1l454 II. dated Oct. t.A................... 700
Par1ne1te Vi, 1870 # " Of Oakley ~, +, 25xl2t
Lantiey nj | It, 5 sa n of IT, si ''
lid Fl, 'lascd sspt. 20 1900
Wabash AZ, lU9'I-I0 II . Of Sixteenth, st, vi,
!a1l71 pl00 Il, With buildings. dated Sept. 1900
1ilnman It, 900 II v Of Wood 1t, II, 95xl25 D-l0
#. dated Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 1,cOo
NORTH up CITI LIMITS T1rnIA a RADIUS OF sEyrd
Mtt.kA or cOURr-Houhx.
Frederick at, 141 II Of Orchard 1t, l, 10G1
l74!& II, Iltc1 Oct. t.7.............,......S 1000
enrIn OF ttTI LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF aEELN
MILES Of C0EKr-HOU8E.
Fitty.thi1d q, " + of Jefferson ~, 4 +, c0x
195 H. with 2nx23 It In rear dated Sept. LIS $500
Ftity-hrlt ut, 17s # " Of Fort Wayne ~, 1t, 81
Kill II, dated July Observation-Disclosures. 800
, 1875-10-09

cr1,,non rtpts. ihe supply Of wAi' was illrral,
y. .aov ant :,.y: 9Fan4,'' S7S1S99 ~ pc. lo1:
r., .s .s ;'1 Iss ',,.ktt , s!rr. fatr to c.9:e
Concord grapes, Ohm. sAa;as1!0 rtr rans ni 81 I'm
do Meh|sal'. II, ba4Att., a'pt.sae; Delaware nui
III, rcar.. t'ctAll,ao per tasaet; rum. a,rtasl "
rer h.sket slp0 rcr ln; e1nnh. rri. tln.o'a 40
IT, hrl: 10 wild, faooussoo; California nuaFs' sssu:e
,t1liocl:i:i iEs-o'Gee. were up .no!l.et s.e, md
rin.ed great strength nt s .dsn1cs stusks here urn
Thrfn IL weI-s,tstah.l do'nnnd fur brown au9ara.
an, forn,nr prizes tho1ca,l'y sustained. hut rc
fnGtl grader slnil And tluminly MI loWcr 0Et
e1e quotations lenit .tnpiHd. SiTuis mud llolasarN
wrrc a. ,ve nnd aru,. Met, spices. eoar, and other
H,er-i!nnsoan, @ 7'4c; Carolina, ~ "a sHc;
Lonitiana, Tta7hc.
csice a 7,n:y ssvs s5 4 p!ms s
S:&: s'as.pSss fS'Ss sss, 43s Costa a'ss, sSs
~ sSs,ns1p.,en ei't iSaf, ia11'e; crushed md
romaer" 1,,ss at.,;ts ,nxs k,oi,' IA, A.
q, M..e; CSo. ., luc: yrlios i NJ i, We cho!rc
lsoxn. oaylc; iar t. ii ftme io, y. .tas'ls common
DO ':i"lsse eh"ca mo'aSses suSAF' 'es'Ao' eom'
sInr nrrs~c.iitolnals + &c :asar,ca, rip.. 'sasoo ls.
nona a AIR. i seT ' t1'ra s4,T, s &c
rrisnc. ss's7oc: do common 10 good. 81 @foc: Porto
ioAA6eu-t 4HS1pGf AA"*oes7f 'aS+s1Ss
srloks|aiitpicc.ls alexc; covca GOA &c eaa.i:.
n;,a IT.; replSr 29t3ic; nnttnrES' Il .1esl'@ ea
sSarsGr!uo n!ae, dss; German Notified. a'.,s7c;
Nhe lily. ~ GaIxc; White 1sosr, st4Gat>4t; saron
Imperial. &C t'nllcn Wcat, 4.4ttic.
ltAf-1ho higher grades wcrs in requisite cl
few sl'rpIny "rera otherwise the market rurt,
ana Tctl fnr tho low gFa,les Tho local iraln Is
s,,rpsd VT, ~th loo.e hey nrosht In on wagons: No.
t4:ao. Upland rraEie sold At sl2.GO No. II 5000;
snd poo. slUIItlt atS1.hHH 0,0D.
liiNl1WISES-Wcre inactive, hut noininally hrmcr
.. .Lo recent DECLINE. II SYMPATHY win slight ID
evening Of 10l brls at si.t4. Yesterday si13k VIA
sd anil tesu.cd. holders insist!nH *l ptr gatlou
IItDES-Warn In moderate demand and ateatjy
Green s;'y Iuteler. e9a,ss; green cured, sh. ND
ami talf, IN" ldc dry taltcd hides, 12sl24c: ici-
skins, 5tt0c. Damaged STOCK brings twothIrs!s
lricc, anl branded 10 pei cent U. Shcep rels. aS
31lsc.
liOrH-The receipts continue large and tho market
dull n,.d Easy. brewers arc buying generally only for
imNrdata Msc, but soino hafo laid I'll quito iargo
ttacEH. wisconsin horR quoted At I'd lac. and
cEnf.u Easrr.s al 13,dlic.
LkATI1E1t-Tratle ups good. md thn market had
Afnl tone, Quotations rclnain ne before:
, 1875-10-09

""!,hfa"h from sto1e On 4hunaay 'os Guy COZ
e".nbooh: ata W Wheat. D.s1l ba eof1, sV79 bu
oAns. ~; i''v, ea E5s ltlis eu barley. ......
r.. ~. aN'o~ins Rls'n "Aa 'hspecteo INTO siofc on
49,. ".osh'nR' i car NO. sea W,ntss woeat' IL
n. ~ 'p'MR' '. CATS no. : uo' w cara NO. aao.
c,,. h,,' w. csts 10 e3aoe 10 ta-1 whea3s ~
- .,F 'aea corn ~ ears asa ~ po ba 80. 90, IL
.'eo a.Aea 10 taa3 coEo}; II cars white oats, II
""a t''o ba No. 2 10, II csrs re}sctcd do gu
~ '9,c, NJ no. Fys, carr No, do; cars ant
, 1875-10-09


r1ent III prices rcsulted, tho n.rkct ruling about
rtesdy at f23 LII fur poor 10 choice. sAlppers and
aitJ batchora were hlying.
EAHr Liberty,
~ E4sr ,.a. h,sRrr aa;a ' os - fof
through stock. aud $40 cars for Yari sacs, againat
% 1u,;s Ssl he wcek ;fsrs sny sn r!se:
tho reduction: primo to extra, Lam to 1ha 5000
common. 100 to l,oe5 h. sossta oo; Snl., cow sni
ssi:a,. sacs Tor tbs week wero 3e'o head, against
3,3Jj Inst wetk.
weos baf'se: sSrply hosry and rrees "a lsels sss
ss5ssse: .s Softcl: 's s soo; III yo1scFs.
com1aon, S'aoH7.e9; !nicrior all grades,
sHEEr-Thc reec:?!s ID, 800 hcad aguinst 100
1st .tss p' ght yet The ,aas.es Va, sow an
ns Euss s:ao sood, 20 to % ~ lt.so@5.o6 far. q
49,. !s:etn. nt.,rtti 4;1;' 70 =. cattaao 1,a,na..
,ALnAkr, n. y, Oct. B,-DEEsEs-te:e!r!A. 434 cars
iy Thero wsro Snt FEW bunecs Of Of aS. Premium, isT
nun nunhsr .; Of Tss;s snd coosado. ThEoashau Lo
tmr1oye,nons IN tho business yesterday. hut ii VA
ony Of s'or: duration, for to-day II haa again ruic,
md ':se 10 On common anu cowa.-evcn moro. Best
natiro atset,, 6is@5ite, md Te1as 3!ka5Ac,-thu
sutEr LAan6-1tecaptH, "a carF IL short Of ,aat
weak. Local anu Esncrn denapd small, anA mar ket
fAvnrn buyers; sales 1uito limited, tnoHt of tue
stlr. Ep:ng forward IN asst h1nds' Sheep, 5hts6c
lIods z.eceirt1, i; sslt increa.e over last
week. Market ,c OF sales 400 10 local trade At sAG
SIC,
DnrEAto; n. y, Ut. s:-cA1lLE-Eo.e:pss, o;2
wl,tt ,ii5 Carl were illroug constgmncnta, ag1ass
h11 cars ut tho EaA.c time last wook and 1l At
tho corresponding time last year no market To-day.
CFrfF -1}o5ni
woeE, aaa issa At lle sa,ns ttlao a.t year, market
j % aa rd.
tl!ana sleop. ranging from o. to .! Ap at
Michigan slssp, ayor.gna IS y. =. st.a7h@A.so
IIuas-lIoscip,A toriay. s.eo; total for tho week,
s!oh agalns for Tho rAne time hat ~ocs, .nd
market opened moderately active, with prices lower
sales IA 0-tho Majnrit5 for Eastern trate,-lnoed
aas: y.rsots; co1nmon 70 bc7t,. s7..ta7.7I; heavy
ssi: ssf: 's" load: Ut '''"" !" 's"'" ut
NEw ronK.
NEW Yoax, Oct: a..-BEEvrs -fsccsip,s, 1850, MAX
ng 5000 for four aTs. aHalnat ,D at tho sae tio
1abi week. The quality wAa fair for tue season: soo
q the tsovcs from oh!o aud Kentucky real.y good
no further decline in prices; poor to e1tra native
stces.. s'G@1s!.c; fair to good Ts1ss and Cherokee
for the fonr days, against 70 Auo at to time lat
wrek demand very moderate; transactions limited
poor 70 hltlctlS prime aheep, 4hIc: poor to fancy
lambs, fA7kr.
ls"1aE-tecrpts, 1890 nlsklng 17.27O for the four
days ngn!nst S&3 1t the time last wssk nono
offered alive.
HT. LOUIS.
Sr. Lnr1s, Oct. R.--lfons-Dnil aud lower ahip-
ping, $'.01s7.25 bacot, 47.au7co: buteteza 37.is
t39.u0. ~.
uAT1LE-pull and lower on common and fatr
grades; good to choice natives, 43dd 6.10; medium,
thoioo Texans. fi.s0a 10; medium TO f.ir, f2s06s
40; common, 3l.4ops!.G5.
CfNc1HEATT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. H.-iIoGF-Dul /; offerings chiefly
OF lou grades; stockcrp. sGN0aG;U common KAt 70
gpod do. 7td7'{o; good buttbers. s7.s50s.ou; re-
celpse, 2, ,4i3 shIpmeuts, 1906.
, 1875-10-09
Cnte.en H.a Light anil Cokn Company, .....
Chic. f SnrhvcttaEn gold toiids. SIX s6A
Etuosilinu ttock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10


Cntescn n.a usht anil cokn Cornrans.'..1M 81;
Chtr'So Il Northwestern gold toiids..''..' S.x H6i
Exposition tfock.. k..............-.......'.. 20 ~:
LArEsr.
xr-r ~,.x ~, n-f,,,1 on,nea n 1f7n1f7,.
NJ" a"hs, ~. .,o". ,' ...1 80 s,n..a =.
d"ctnea 10 ll6:s' ralhei 10 i'ihs, A"o e'ose's NJ
1tiX. N1es for b,frowtnR 1-'te, Ids, mud I.64 per
tltrY and a. anil mr. cent rsr upuup, Gold eprc-
.,,,,, 49,. 80 49,, tu.- 81, ,,h,n ,av4... ~ ,,rc,
"."'ai' wa "eAt A,'1 '""sA ~ 80, - 49,
*NhufaSah 81 En1i from tno HanA III 1Aiasnu 1or
sip,ncnt To this country, anil also report thtt
mil had b.en rcee,vod Iera py express from Csi-
",.
'o.'''' '''..-
s'oVeFnmenm " cfc nfth.
Railroad bonds x'ctn lulrts In tho late afternoon
fta,nps Ch,c.so 4 Northwestern consolidated roupon
ro,1 no, ~. ,,y - .,k 11n,nn p,c,nc p,,,, .o,, ~
e.,,. oo4"' 41 VII w '3 ''."'e wv" ~
N15ss. and land gfat'H Al w t'@'s'a.
State bonta q uiot xtSpt for Tennessee old,
which mr., 1oxcr
r,o .,,ot rr...,tnclv trr,,,,.r .r,,, Tin
dealings larger than us aal During the morning tn 70
wag strong brafs!, 'ling baac.l bacl, nf 'n
fayor,{e r,,,nora IT ~ renortcd That thp CjtIzrn+
NIT - c,i..,, t,a .,,.rcrt.3 m rs, winding ill.,
"a -.a.A' VI etl'' "s"' aa'1 "'sleA"tu " ".' .,s
This Vas hucccss!cu W runner o1 fuh on . 'e'.'H
Gank, AnA laGr, by Fet oft that tho crcdlth o1 U-
can, Rberman Co. had ,cfutc. ncet the rroiosi-
th,,i recently snbtntto to thru. Tie aetHR move
mcnt ID day VIA dircc tel to c2trn aganst the
largo dvtIcnf-naylng stocks. srl AZ Delaware, Lick
ayspnn Western an Now Jersey Central. NO reason
vas aasigneh Luz Tho tclsHn ~ these s'ockt
+IIA~ tkA Fv3tA
, 1875-10-09

fhH4H.,rhnse who rnrtr,l with i,ris hugs tuforn
nnon realized rliRy Letter prizes t'au ! wan possi.
hto 10 Obtain tr III" safnc crAes later In III" day. III
nthsr words Tho adsars nt Hc which wan established
III tho morniliE w.s mt Hu4alur, tho market caang
oil to .llssanti,ly thnro-uE quotations Of Thursdsst
or 20 sn s7.-b fnr su rimo light, IN ia F1,b5
h+7a inr "'nr to Boh |eavy Tin quality OF TIN hogs
whs NIT III gco OIL tho rrec elpR days VI the week.
, 1875-10-09
CONNIE ERclAL.

Ths following wero the receipts and shipments Of
tho leading articles Of produce ia this city during tho
tueuty-four hours ending Al O'Clock On Friday
noEaing and for tho corresponding date year ago:
, 1875-10-09

al,4ttai DfspaaeA 10 TAs tAieaao Tytbuas.
EEw YoAx, Oct. s.-uRAlR-Wheat mArket dull,
heavy. and 1@2c loweF sales a oo bu st $to3Al.ua
for rejected spring; sl.o1tsi.lQ for No. Chicago;
N.1J0i.lA lax No. = Milwaukee; 3l220laS fos 1sv
, 1875-10-09

IVMUEH.
The wholesale market dull yesterday. but un1.
tcr hold aud sold ut recent prices. The offerings
LIBERAL and included several largo cArgoea. whlcl,
usually snovo OF slowly, though yea.orday the.o was
llttle demand for anything. Tho heavy receipts for
tha past few days have allied up tho yard docks aud
many Of the city dealers temporarily out Of the
market. ssllcrs nhklng tormor rricas and few
Salcg weso maIc Tiees stuy brought 4S,23, and Inch
lnnbor waz quoted ut {a.50{si3.0o ahinglos were
steady at 81 !!sG12.G5.
s,1ea: Cargo schF Atlanta, frnm Manistoe, al nj
jolsta and scantllug II $595. Dy j. u. Lonlts Co.
The ienund ut the yards continues active, Com
mon lurnlIer !s selling 1t $780, though It can bu
hnuuht {ac &In u II hutua Of tla ccIuate Tafla.
, 1875-10-09
TELECRAPRlC MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Special nisr.sfh 10 The Chteuqa nfanne.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 8-11:00 :. n.-FLoun-Eo. ], 25s
Cd: No, !, 9ts Cd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, 10s ID: No. ?, los Id
spriuG, No. /, los; No. Ss tot: white. No. !, lis
Id No. 2, Ills Id; clsb No. l. liz sl; No. =, liz I'D.
corn-No. !. e9s ID; No. =. 2as Oh.
pRov1s1oNs-Pork BOs. Iart. Gls.
LIvEnroo1., Oct. e-2 p. Observation-Disclosures
No. !, 10h Gd: No. 2 los; arriuE, No. Vs Id No. Hs
I0d white, No. l. lis I'D; No. ,, lis; club No. lis
Cd; No. . lila ID. Co1n-So. /, 1Ys I'd No. q 29a Ji,
lscst unchanged.
L1yERPooL, Oct. -6.--LATElT-FLouR--Ext State
steady at 2ja.
-Whoat-Reeelpta for tho pRdt three ,lays,
$4,000 qrh. including 17,o00 Es American; No. dull
at ~ lUl No. Chicago sIrlng dull at ps Id: No.
Milwaukee dull at ia ID. Cosu--MIzcd steAIy 1t a9s.
raoVtsnsH-rork--pramo Eastern atoady 1t
oos: Western do, il. Dacon--oumborlald cut arm
nj bos khurt rh, bGs Cd short clear steady 1t b5s.
lImf-ludiA mras, sos do e1trs. 191s prime nleav.
Cos. IArl-Wcatesu dull at 6ly,
TALtow-Frtm0 city, 45a ID.
arIRI1s TunPKNT1NE-11s ID.
REs1S-common, III; hne. liz.
CltEYsE-Amertcsn. cho&co 1rnl: 5Gn Cd.
LARD O1L-Steady; 67s.
r1THoIrcA-Renued. ot@lokd; spirits, 1oA0
nAd.
Loxpon, Oct. a-CoxsotA-Moncy md account, %
t5-1G.
AMERICAN aEorH.z1Es-Wos, 1osh; as. 1o71 !:
1U40s, 10tt4s new Is, l0A,s; NUw York CcutrsL o.;
Erie, Is; preferred, 31A
TnB BA.K OF ENoLasD-Ths amount Of button
Withdrawn frou, ttp Dsuk Of England on balance To-
day u c33o, COZ, principally for A1norlca
auaAa-So. II D. g., spot, 2is82J4 I'd +; do aaost,
1as 0dtac]s
nEr1HKn rErNoLEuM-0hd.
L1SsEEp CAxE-l0s l0J.
HrInlIs TrRpEN1IsE-.4s sdG32i6 Cd
, 1875-10-09

T,tf an. ,lO N,. noyaf In
.,: ,ras % M a n ,l,,., ~. &
~ LILLY M GSer aotanhs , sre ssen .mfienao ga as
IT, al. ~ a1tpins ~ t s..s uses
,rsrs ~ obar irn, No., .tces nn n1tho, "a ~
GiLes " ntass l.nss "tss rtSttas aa .IaR,.
t,ntnJn S"sanuatn %i1tst' -" W.. W, ~
inoIs 'csa. ley, io' @ss q. hcastt
- aeE i'S1l"s cs.la "'t.E ~ oM 'sa ~, a. q
49, 49, ~. s'Ns,.u; ~ 20 Gee @ t nseT1 raM'
-. 2 .sc snetn e. u ~ ne.t,fnat 81, stat
y rrrc, sll54i.!o; do e1tru, o5c; 10 20. !, 50;
, nank o. sgs * "sas; s'c pa,1naso ~ ooSst1e'
sea e EsI T,r,tti ,t,3 atss, 81 nn
'''s TtusI' - rE r.. -
s'Jv snrinn c}etsns sn,5 ~ ~ n sm ad ni
ste*os. SpEtR su'" a. ht!u gu
hen. anu 'n1Sa eo9ps & .t aa warSeys =. ysTs II
, 1875-10-09

HEEHUS Tufts.
eLnuls-WAs in fair demand on local eocount, with
moderate inquiry for shipment, aad thtss VA lls
chau9o III prices. though uheA xn Me.k. sales xsrs
, 1875-10-09
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were ned for record
Friday, Oct. q:
, 1875-10-09

PiTTsBuRo OIL MARKET.
Ft1sauAn, Oct.-potsoleun quiet but steady !;
crude. faahGsl4s Al rarkess; refined, l24c, phila-
lelph!1 delivery.
, 1875-10-09


HOG PNoDCCTs-Wsre lass active. Witt = slender
feeling, and not much disposition To trsde-uusas
sonle buslneas transacted quietly that tho re-
potea failed to cach 1t, which Il probable. Stocks
OF h kinds arc reduced 10 worry low Agura, 20
that tho Hecretary Of tho rork.psckera' Assoca-
t!on will have little 10 DO On tho 18th in I'd
diug up ngures for the monthly statement, however
tnuch difficulty he may experience III hunting up
atacxA The daily reports Of shlpments indicate falr
outward movement Of 1roluct, especially OF meats
iMo ooo a rss day d tns sye.sss Ths ,oo.!n,s &C u
ho9s arc increasing. but priecA ara veil sustained
under NJ Improved asm.ud from local cutters.
Mtss fohk-W4s rather quiet, and frmet on oil,
- Thursa.y. stocks oi old afo small, sud
being taken to baltimore who're ii Is made into baoon
a4 New uEluans IL reported TO bo ustng It Ia ths
sa,o 81 ss's .ses ,s tas aa'' noa'h ss :. .s saSs
45; l,7;o arl4 seller the year 4 tlalo sloia; 40
aud February u Slapj .uI 40 bria seler FeL1u.
sry st &l91Oa!1o7H. Total. s.olo brls. Tim market
s4s; sS'sa .:ted :: on. III o - .sa
ary. sellsr November i nominal >. $3.50.
o though hess Il. esta 1 Fl W 90
unchanged. whilu New York qlntsd atsady. Bales
tbs YER I At sssiao y, ts. t. % sssr Dssem1eT I 1.s aad
{: f.ssusi, StHaa.y ~ ] iss5
hrul st 3l3.17k4lJ.2O cash snl!pr October tl1U1
a201H sellcr tho year nnd ti2.00 aellsr February.
NkA1&-Wele rnry l,iet, Tic only sals reported bs-
lag 100 tcs sweet picked hams ~ s) At l4c. Winter
lots were enscFsly nolainsl There are abau I0o,vou
lis short EitA aud ia sInrt cio&rs here which
Ire hs!d 1t l+e aud e: respectively. Aweot picked
hsn's are .ltady At 1t9ltNc. Summer meats rers
sttsdy yesterday, stoeks being small, but there
huk that a sho cutting in progress Is beug doao
tu order. Summer ins.ts quoted at g4tsytlo for
shoulders. 1ooss; lss for cumbsslaudl. boxra: l2e
for loug eia*s1. do; aud lsAo for short rlts, %
swess-viellssi hanla, l3,lt. arssage 1itl+xc. For
I'd we for rnuvh aides, lua4lao for short E.bs or
ag clears 10keic for short oleass, Ill looss, and
lH for long aud thuEt tlesfa boxed; do for Noysp,
Lts delivery le!d at llkc bacou msats quoted It ID
tlac for hams. ldlc Tor shou!!srs. l!he for abort
l:+s. sld lac fur short elesrs-all packed.
GK4Aak-WA4 .lutrt Ut 7t3 9c.
HEEF pEDDuUTk-Ware luict and nomlaklly IN.
s4nk:d u tyO fur mess; &lU09 for s2tra uess and
s!A.Npt y, lar lAtns.
IALLon--Quotel Al O.ts31+o for packers.
BHEADETtEEFS.
, 1875-10-09

Nearly avery day brings TO light some nsw COUNTER
felt put Into circulation In tho city mnslacy siler
Tie departure of Howe'4 circus. They are wsn rxt-
cue. aud calculated to deceive. Ne furnish la to..
(ow1ux hit ri cpnteFfeiy ducOyere! up 10 ihis tup
Which wss furuishol by Sir. A. Thunoi Teller ot
tbs 0sr1nan National nauk: firss National, Loes-
N1lon.l, Ch!cGRo Is Merchauta', Chicago Is First
National Boston, 5i1o Flrst National. rll.as!kh,a.
tlu: Ninth Rstionnl, New York. -: First National,
Caulon ILL.,, =; First National, t4aton. ILL.,, T.; city
Hank, rouRhkespss, n Y. st6; F1rst National. He'd
llook, n: r., tl0; ceitfal, Eew York City, Slu1
Central, hut1o, \. r., SO,
, 1875-10-09

sllEl.r-Wtre In better demand, but 10 Improve
rtnt III prices resulted, Tho nlArkct ruling about
steady at <s23 III for poor 10 choice. BAppers and
JtY I;itcl0r8 we're l,tlyi,r.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-01-07
NO False Modesty.

One visiting the statuary in Paris finds
none of that contemplate mock modes
ty which prevails to so considerable an
extent on the American shores of the
Atlantic. Where Statue exhibits nudity
no attempt is made to conceal any part
of the anatomy. had the curiosity TO
watch the faces of visitors who were in
specting these specimens. Often were
they y Jung girls, and in no instance did
they blush or show. evidence OF disconl-
posure. They seemed to comprehend
perfectly that it was a work of art, and
nothing else, upon which they were
gazing, None of the lady visitors lat.
least those OF them that were French
had Tor such exhibition any of those
aVerted gtances, the strained pretense OF
being offended, the color of a false mod
eSty mounting into. their faces, WAlcb
one, lspder similar circumstances, sees so
often among our American women. In
This direction, true. .modesty is on the
side of the French woman, she then
looks and acts as If she: had no knowl-
edge of evil I; W bile her American sister
seems to betray the fact that she IS in
the possession of full information. In
this respect we have a good deal to learn
from French and English women, and
which, when learned, will be of great
service to our American fair sex. There
is not, perhaps, any particular, merit la
the case of these French women, for the
reason that they are brought up among.
art surroundings, in whose case. nature,
when betrayed, Is without eoneealment.