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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12
A Few Hints for Railroad Travellers

Extra charges for failures to buy
tickets are universally sustained by the
courts, but there must be a full oppor-
tunity to buy afforded by the ticket
seller. Passengers must show tickets
when asked for. As to " stopping off,"
there is only one decision, that of New
Jersey, which is that a passenger can
not stop off and resume his Jour
ney, without the previous assent of the
company. AS to the words "good for
this trip or this day only, " the decisions
clash. Maine, which is the only state
regulating the matter by law. makes.
by statute, all tickets good for six years,
The Massachusetts decision. is that the
ticket has no validity after the expira-
ton of the time specified. AS to the
obligation of the road to furnish q seat
to the passenger, a Missouri decision
says: A passenger who exhibits his
ticket need not surrender il until he has
been furnished with seat" A railroad
Is not liable for things stolen out of q
passengers seat, there being no previous
delivery to the cOmpany's servants 4;
for the same reason the company is not
liable for baggage in the passengers
own care. Passengers who neglect to
look after baggage on arrival at their
without fault of the carrier. Baggage
left in statiOn-houses for the passen-
gers convenience, after it has reached
| its destination comes under a new class
of rights and duties, the baggage-mas-
ter assuming the position of 'fgratui-
tous bailee, who only becomes liable in
cases of gross negligence. The obi
cations of the railroad as carrier ceases
when it has delivered the baggage to its
owner at the place of destination, or
when he has had reasonable opportunity
OF receiving and removing it. Many
states hold that the price of the ticket
covers the Transportation of a reasonable
amount of baggage. It will interest
| sportsmen to know that they may re-
cover for the value of dogs when they
entrust them to baggage-masters for
hire, because of their exclusion from the
passenger cars. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

"A Pennsylvania man captured rat
tie snake and set about teaching it some
tricks. He was on the high road to sue
cess when they had to bury him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

Henry K. Bond, of Jefferson, Maine,
was cured of splitting blood, soreness and
of the stomach, by the use OF John
sons AnOdgme LiRiment internally.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

-Naturalists have decided that no
hen can lay over six hundred eggp.
therefore, when you have checked of
to that figure you can sell her for a
spring chicken.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

A WANT has been felt and expressed
by physicians for q safe aud reliable p1rpative
Such want is now supplied by Parsons P,l1--
gdtiUe Pills.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

Low Spirits and GIOOmIness are the
result Of Dyspepsia. DR.. TUFTS Pills promotes di
gestion and inparts cheerfulness Of mind,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

The Erghsh queen Is already The
grandmother Of twenty children.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12
PENMSYLNANIA

Military Academy, Chester, Pa. Opens sept
Sth. Civil Fngint erlng the Classics hnglish and
Military Art thoroughly taught. For circulars
apply 10 Col. Td 30. HN ATT President.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

RR OF the PrettIest Cards you ever saw
h with your name handsomely printed on
them sent, postpaid, upon receipt Of 20
w cents. Your friends viii all want them
when they see yours. Address, W. Z. CANNON,
Kneeland St, Boston. mass.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

That's the story Of that house, sir.
Hou see why it amt cheerful place for
me 20 look hat. What hacap,e
of Bytbeway? He was found when the
spring came ten miles off in the woods.
where he haG frozen to death, an hif
you go mp thoie to our Orange ali youTl
500 one tomb beside it the only tomb
about 'ors-an' there the thrcs lies.
Dinners ready, sir"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12
PRICE So CENTs. soLD BY DRUGGISTS.

Send one letter-stamp to ROADWAY &, co.,
NO. 81 Warren street, New York. Inf0r-
nation worth thousar DIS Will be sent you.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

ed the stranger. 81 amt no doctor and
your baby hain't swallowed no mud
turtle, but I'd just 'sposin the case to
you. Fortunately the water was shall
low where he fell into the river, or else
there might have been a fatal sequence.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12
SfOS25. f ssaa 81 s SsoB B. 9s.Ss s

YTcu CoRNF1I's PILE OINrAIENT.-SOld by drug
lINE lists VIM. H Cornell. Propr, ST. Louis, No.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

~ANSC-N4A4o ~ tl6 AOLb4CulEuElbE,
greater attention is paid to nut growing
in California than anywhere else in
America, and we hear frequent mention
of successful experiments in culture of
nut trees there than any other part OF
America. In Nevada, Cal the propiietoF
OF some public gardens obtained rom
France some Of the finest specimens of
chestnuts, and planted them on his
place in 1870. Although it has been
but four years since the trees were
planted, yet they have already borne
fruit the trees are described the past
year as being heavily loaded with fruit,
and the nuts were the largest sized ever
seen. The burs contained from three to
seven large sized nuts, some of them ex-
ceeding in size q large plum. The
climate is admirably adapted to it; and
of the almond, thousands of trees have
already been planted.-RUral Carroll
MAN for August.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-08-12

me ioloWing poem, ia nis pleasaItCat PLAYFUL
we, IL probably the last that written by Nc.
hAIles Dawson shany before he died ia florida i
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15
Mir Gltsru.

YScr &jnbcr ou imcrt Jam bcoba6tct,
tonn lis5 vt iibsrScu8cn, >u;c ein mcrt=
wijroi9cy WciIt Der 9}cgotion, bcS gSiocr=
lprutbe5, Der gSiocrlctliDfcit Der pcr=
rcr5ttn 9iotur iHucluobnt.
&inocr 9tfoQcn iib oft lp9or barin>
il; motDtn liG cin TcrNnii9cn, Gin Spicl
ooruuS, wibcrlcb!iD li0 81 5cigcn. 0o
lcbc it5 5. .. M|uttcr nib &inb ST ST lNe
Gcbcn. 9os Stub, Gin licbcn SoDre al
teS W>do6cn> bot i'll Der 3!uilOcn6cjt hc'l
f':incH Moacn ct'roS iibcranitrcn9t, lo=
nit wlQ ll) sir Silt95c;t f>in rcDter
2lppctlt c'nltellcn; o|lo lu9t c5 cine
Gpielcrc;. uM(omo," logt cS, vbl! loNit
jttl" (cint DcluaGnliGc JcocnSort, nit
Der Njncty Gin Gpicl e!rlcitcu) vSu'
lpllit jctt 1cScn> ir9 wDSc mir Guppc
hcrau5netmcn uio cltn."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15
SSp.t Sci, 0lpfeu.

Stepbouus 9iront lo9t, sic @lutc
>piirbc lotcinild) campana 9cnonnt,
>pcil Die CT ten @lpdcn III Der 2anbl lit
Gompona inn &6nigrsi0 Ncopel crfln=
ben wuroeu; bo man obcr lplde su No.
Ia, elmer @tobt in oicler 9anbl l6oft, gob,
,pcroen i;e AUDI Nolae 9enannt. SIN
unb micocr in Stalicn, 5. .. III pic
mont >per0en lie au6 cioCche &C.
nannt, ,pas ofJcnbor bpm Dem oeltl6cn
Mprtc @lofc itomr't. Scr ndmlibc
G6rift1 t1ttQer hebouptet, es babe I'M lic=
bcnten Sobrbunbcrte mod tcinc @lpdcn
gc9chcn unO CT crlucilt lcinc SeGouptung
olls Dem Greignib, oos 5ur 3cit bcs bci=
li9cn Wartprcrs 2l!bonal lius 9clc9a3 bo
III, picrtcn Sud)c rpn Den Munoern bic
lcS 0ciligcn cr5d9lt luirb, {: siell, ol*
i'm Sabre CIT lciHc Nctiquicn in nic
9}d0c ppn Ga1orco tomcn> bic Siirgtv
ecnl lclbcn nit 9robcr Trcuoi9fcit cntac=
gen 9egon9cn ligna sacra pulsantc<
(ooS bcili9c @ol5 lbla9cno); ucldc:
moDrlDciuli0 ni6ts onocrs ais Doli:rnc
Snlirumcntc 9lci0 jeucn 'uorcn, Die mix
nod beut 81 SoAe in Der GDorloche &c:
hrouDcn.
9oA oic5 9(rDument 9jirou!5 iocre'it
nur IL nicl> boB 6u jcncr ,3tit Ger 0s=
bEauh Der Glncfen I'M N}prScnlonoc nod}
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

wcl6c bic sansc G9riitenbeit G9rpiolto='
mos aoIlte, licB i'm 0cr &oiler enoli6 an
Die liter bes Yontus Gurinus no6 Der
an ccr dlBcrltcn @rcn5c 9clc9cncn @taot
NitDus brin9cn. Mfit unbeocftcm S6ci=
tel mubte Der @reis in bcr gliibcnolten
5pnnenbibe Die &cile 5u Tub mo6en.
ST untcrlo9 oie1en Bcl6>perbcn uno forb
5u SSpmona in Yontus IA. 5eptcmber
407.
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MufQabc n o. 88.

gScnn 100 Gier III cincr 9crabcn 2inic gc(c9t
mcrocn, jebcs 9cuou eiu 9aro bon bcm onoern
cntfcrnt, unb bas err itc Gin Yoro BON cincm
Nprbe, unb iuenn nun en anobc bic ie 90 gicr
cin5cln oufucDmcn miiroc inocm CT jcbcS 81
ein;eln in bcn &orb triigc; cincn iuie lonAcn
g3cg mirbc Gin iol1cr &nobe suriidie9en milf
fen, um ollc Gicr in bcn &orb ;u tro9cu?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15
WufQobe &c.,. 81.

Sin S@aicr Datte III cincm Stol(c wcni9cr
als 700 Sdofc; iucnn CT iic 81 3iucicn aus
bcm etoll trcibt, 70 blcibt iDm Gins ibrig !;
trcibt CT iic su 9rcicn Dcrous, 10 blcibt nud)
Gins iibrig ooliclbc b(cibt ibria, tpcnn CT lie
SIT Sicrcn, su 0iinicn uno 5u Scd)icn Dcrous>
trciht; trcbt ct hiclc(bcn obcr iu DcrauS, 10
blcibt fcins ii5ri9. @ic picl Sdafc iuorcn IN
hcm StoU?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-09-15

M}oma: s(llp - 9reif' gu mein Sinh,
unb ib.
9as aino nimmt,ret9t lon91om @uppc
ouf ben t(einen Sel(cr, ober cs ibt
ni6t.
Sic M}uttcr micocrbplt: 5o ii, mein
&ino
Das Sinh 10crst uno lo9t Der Mtut=
ter l6elmilb ins @eli6t, - es iBt ni6t
Sic Ofltter lpri6t no6mols au, -
bos Sinh lpielt lo@enb sic &oac beS
gSibcripru6es fort.
W}amo, - logt cs Damn, - 9u lpCIt
jckt lagcn, bob i6 bcn 2Diiel sur 9ono
ncbmen loa.
N3amo: 9llu, nimm ocn 26ficI, mcin
&ino, uno is !
0as &inb nin1mt ben 20ffel sur 0onb,
- obcr pcrfcDrt. GS lo9t lno flotl6t
lid ie1bcr 8cifoll.
NRomo, - la9t cS ,uicbcr - Du lpalt
jcbt iogcn, i6 lpae MIDI bo6 cinmoI
l06n berlckru, lpie lif's gcbnrt.
9Romo: g6cr 10 lcb' bid bo1 leb6n
Dcr.
SurtiA lpie lonlt ielten> tnict lib jcbt
Die &leine ouf ben @tuDl uno lo@t M1amo
aus.
sSctt lp(lt Du logcn, DIANA, >penn
i6 ni6t clic, 10 mub iD upm Silbc &C.
fen.
DIANA: 5ei bp9 nitbt 10 gariti9
98er miro bcnn lpiclclL >ptun cs 3cit
sum G1cn lit.
Sic &leine ninmt nun cincn 9Dffc
upl( Suppe, obcr bdlt ben 9Dffel nit ocr
3dbncn i'm Mtunoc feit uno lest Die
@drbc ouf ben Slid.
Mon ]iebt, ,pic biele 9Ficlerei INNER
mebr ben 9rel(cn Sorbentpn oe5 Trc9cn
onnimnlt.
9fun cine Tro9c: @pu cine 9futtcr
10 et,uos crlaubcn? g8ir antlporten cnt=
l9iebcn III ci n, iclbit lucnn oiele 5pic=
lcrci ni6t INNER nit elmer bcooucrns=
lpcrt1cn Tre9bcit enoen luii'bc. Gs lit
cine @pielerci nit Der utpritdt,
nit Dem Q(n1eDen nes Toters pbcr Der
N}utter, unb I'm bic1 lit es in Ocr Nuf=
yobe bcr &inscrcrSicbung cine 10 ernite
un0 beiligc @od)c, bob cs INNER unltatt=
Doft unb ppn 16limmen Tplgen be9leitct
crl6cint> nit lciner 9(ntoritdt 1pielcn SIT
lo1lcn.
Mon9c gltcrn untcrlic9cn elmer or9cn
Scr 1u9ung Oob lie ninli6 ouf &oit item
elmer crnitcn pcrniinftigen Gr5tcDun9 5u=
friehcn linbt lucnn lie iDrc &tnocr MIR
o(lcrlicb1t pollicrli@ finocn uno BON III
untcrDaltcn >uerbcn. 9p6 pcr9ellen mir
ni1t: Sic &inbcr lino fci1c Ncff9cn.
ESr>, Ar.. fleInrf.<
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M at B &c |.

g(imm, licbcS &ino, bas s siucimol,
Ginmol bcn 2aut, Der on Der 3aDl
Sm slSG Der clftc lit,
9onu ocn, Der foit om lin9ltcn mibt {;
Sm @laic lang bod fllrs I'M Glas;
ST. lucld)' Gin Yu@ltab' lit luoDl oas: :
Nun oronc iic; mas sci9ct ii@?
Sin Sbicr nid)t nur, auh infer Sd).
SoS Ginc, hcldcS pu iclbft hilt,
@cib, bub baS s(norc Siltc(n fribt.
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Mi0tige q ufo lun9cn.

%bIumcno Camping snna @emitcacr, slloDs
S(uniu9 Cine 9orsc TciDc unrid tiger
SluilolunScn Oct s(ufgobc So. 81 lnb cinacgon<
gen.
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Sbto @aiienfreuuo.
0e,neiu,tiikigc @cnutuiile.

y pro Dutf, SuO, pcl0cS DC Sc9e=
bcnDcitcn Der augemcincn @el l9i6te oocr
cinselncr N6lter @tdmmc Gtd0tc,
56lDHer &l0i itsr, 0brf fcr nod Der SAT-
rcsfpl9c 16li9t unb trcden erSdblt, oo=
bel Den inncrn 3ul ammcnbong Der Gr=
cigniilc ais url lo6e uno Tolgc untea6tct
ldbt, ou6 5pij j6cn Wclcntli0em un0
llmuclcntli9cm il1 Den 8cgebcnbeitcn bcs
Cages ni6t untcrl @cioct
Sbrpnpip8ie 9mitellun9 Der
3citcinDcitcn uno 3uriidfiiDrln9 jcocs
9rDbcrcn 3eitroumc5 ouf bic 3citcinDci=
ten nit 9iiidli1t ouf Die 3citpcrbdltlrilie,
III tucl6cn bic 9c9cbenbciteu ocr su be-
mclcnbcn 3cit su cinonber ltcGcn. @ic
;crfdllt in /: AZ Die matbcmatbil6c Gbro=
nolp9ic, ucld)c bic 8cbrcn Der 9(l ltrpnomic
pen Den Sclpc9uu9cn Der 9immelsfDrper
in ibrcr 9lnwcnOun9 auf bic Sc 1timmung
uno Tcr9lcit)un9 Der 3citeinbeitcn SUI
lonmcnitellt uno bcsbalb audi .o1trono-
mildc 6brpnolp9ic genonnt miro b.
tc1nil6 l6c cocr bi1toril6c Gbronolp9ie,
uclcDc scigt, xic bci Den pcr5 51ieocncn
YDlfcrn eie 3eit fiir oos biir9erlide Sc
ben cin0e!btilt por0 uno wic 6en,nob bic
8e9ebenbcitcn 0ivlcr @Dlfcr in Gin ri6=
ti9cs 3citpcrbdltnib 5u chamber 5u fcl-
len liuo. Sic tir9li1e Gbrpnolpgic BE-
ltimmt bic Snnu= uno Se1tto9e uno lit
Gin Soupt6cl ltonbtDcil Der &alcnoerluillen=
ldoft, greift boDcr bcl lonocrs in bie mo-
tbemotil0c Gbrpnolpgie lpie in bic Ye=
ltjmmun9 bcs Gonntagsbu6 ltobcns pbcr
Der Oltcrtafe fel elm.
&brDfa,ttDus, Der 9cili9G 9ebo=
ren ppn pprncDmen DeiOnii1en Gltcrn
ous 9llcran0rien, lernte in &pnl, lpobin
lcin @oter Yplen1ius BON Sal ler 9}umc=
rion herufcn lparo, Die Gcbren oes Girl
ltcntDums fcnncn, ipobei Der Yriclter
Gorpppbprus ]ein 2ebrcr lpor. 6cin
Yutcr bnffte i'm bur6 bic &eisc oct 2icbe
ppm Gbritentbume 5uriidaubrin9en uno
eauftro9te bie l9Dne Bricl ltcrin Ser Mi-
ncrpo, 9oria, 1einen @pbn 5u pcrfiib=
rem. sQein Die Brie1terin iuurbe ]elb1t
GDri1tin unO crfl6rts lid) bcreit> nit
GbrDlontbus 500 unb N}ortcr ous5u=
ltebcn. Sie troten matchmaker in einen
jun9frduli9cn Gbcbunb uno befcbrten
picler Wdnner un0 Srauen Ser Stott=
batter Glcrilnls licb oesbol6 BeiOe CT
9rci fen. Gbrpl lontDus luuroe in &ctten
9eluprfen, ollein lic 10 1tcn 1i9 pon 1clb5t
>uieber; bonn lettc man i'm, nit elmer
O6lcnDolt llm9e6en ben gliiDenbcn
@troblen Der @pnnenbitc ous; 5ulett
mari man i'm, an 9dnben uno TiiBen
9cbunben, in cinen finitcrn &crter. Nl=
lcin pl0bli6 fielcn Die cilerncn 8onbe
wicbcr bon linn uno ein 9ldn5enocs 2i6t
erleu6tetc ben Gerfcr. @orio wuroe
no6 einem @oulc 9cbra9t, >uorin ibre
&eu16beit 9roBcn @efaDren ausgelebt
mar; olcin Our6 einen 2Dwen be,uo6t,
wa9te cs 9liemon0> iid) i6r Su ndbern.
9ielcr unperfcnnbore @6ub @ottcs
riibrte piele 9ciocn; 10 befc6rtc ii@ Gin
Obcrl ter Gloloius nit lciner @ottin unb
lcircm 9on5cn 9oulc unb mebr ols 70
Solootcn sum GGritcntbumc. 9iun
lpro0 Gelerinus bos 5o0csurtDeil, nod)
bc1en TnQ ltrcdung GDrplantbus unH
9orio ouf jencn, TclOc, lucl4cs oos pcr=
rudte bicB, bcgrobcn ,uurocn 2S4. Sc
bddtniB 26. Sttpbcr.
SbrDiplo9&sS, EetruS, Staliener,
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2suFDiuu9 Scr M6tbieIiraocu III
Iip. i22.

y Giucn S1ub.
p @cnu i'm ncr 9uub bciEt.
81 Sic Sbncdr, bonn tic trdat i1r ci9cncs
9ouS.
~ Golpctcr uno Srompctcr.
5) Scr 9Gring.
6) Nus @olicr, bcnu ca trcibt 9NUblcn.
, 1875-10-07
REAL ESTATE,


The following Instruments were hlod for record
"wednesday, Oct.0:
crrY PROPERTY.
West Madison st, = cor Of Jefferson 1t, n I,
1l1sD II, dated June !, ,1s71.....+....,....$ T,0C1
Coolidge at. u Il Of C+utro ~, t, .lkl3l Il,
with building. lated Oct tl.................. 911o
Lake nv, . v cor Of Thirty-Gfth II, triangle OF
l4x,Dk and IN II. iHte1 Uct. 6............ 10,N0
Lots 1 aud s Ut Lots n aud -, Block I, John.
sona part Soc ~, 50, II, dated Aug. 19...., 1M0
North AZ. l64 It " OF IArratce nj. q T. 3txlUa IT,
with lu191 II near tbs same dated Aug. a.. 500
Maxwell st, lol # of untun 1t, 1t. 2j12uft,
* aslta e. : UT & Dc:pj:a:: i; 14;so md '
pIe 70 William, ]. Maxwell. dated Oct. o.... $1,000
Qskoxl ST. i II II Ut HsEdeu ~, Q I, 2Axlc4h
H. .eted Sept. a: Observation-Disclosures. 1900
atilya.. ket> ~, 2Id # 80 of Oakley II, swE,A
Eobla Il. lulh \ Il n Ut ktuns At, +, IL 75-luo
x1VU II. akted Oct. t.4...........,.,.......,.. G.G
Jaclstn 1t, II q cor OF Honore Vt, . I, 951135
It, with lin,ruyeEnentH, dated Oct. 4...... l9,ND
IuIiaua st. cor Of Csss ST, Il I. lookup Il,
waia.a h ~ w. iao Il of uafrison st. .o1 ~
I'LL: IT, dated Oct tG,............,,...,,.. Q, 17,U0O
souTH or rt1y LIMITS, WITHIN RapIls or NItk4
COURT MoGtH.
Dowsn ~, 27s n Of Charles AZ, n I, 251117at
Lois IL and 70, Ui eck i, ip Partition ors + OF
no X hxe. I, ~. u, dated Aug. H.......... 2,lo0
ki1ty.hecond 1t, .8 II v Of Wallace 1t. nj, AK
q, y. r. atsl sshi M !, -; n, ooo'
l2t r., dated selt. l3-...:....".........,. l3-. 800
Duwen ~, near CuttL ~ drovs ~, . I, 2lA1
10 stu IT, dated hcrt. .50..,.......-..... 600
Er"la 1t, - cor Of forty-nn'h At, Vt, 9ssx
IL, #. aato Oct- b.,..... ..........,....,. 1850
NI1r or CiTY LlNITt, WITHIN 1 pAuEus OF NlLKs
dp cnCHA-itHtaK. ....-.
uunbolll at. 4 cor OF Col tAla 1t, n {. s00x
1&2 Il, dated Apfu 7,......-..............* d.0oo
, 1875-10-07
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK.

Nnssfa1 Dtssasch 10 rhs rltea3o Trf5un<.
new IoAR, Oct. f,-O1A1S-M Lett-Markc dull ; In
buJera fAyoe limited export aud hunic- traus inq usy
saeA Of 4.G0o bu vi tl0ds tu. for rejected spring
Sl.u@l.l1 for No. j Chicago; }1.l4Sl.13 fur No. j
Milwaukee; 81 .9b.s .2s for aull ul No. Cheago;
$i,27at.2s Tor old No. Northwestern; <lQal..l for
now aud old No. MilwAuRev; $1,3Nal.4i for No,
spring; t,2Sl II fur sound and old winter rcd
WeSgrn Sl,.5ta l4t for .lo Rmbee Western; au $i35
8l.ss for do whilo Western; also, lc,ojo bu
ter aud who Michigan mitb.l Il St3o In store. 1sye
iiominsl at sHa9Uo for Western and St.te. bu1iry
dun and In buycss' favor. Corn heavy; BhIIo jower
sales Of ou bu It 8sGsG9o for sea Western mixed;
t9Nt97ue for sn do: aud 70es7lo for high.uxca Ind
yellow Wosttn. Gaia SAAle ls1ner; saes Of IN, G,OO
bn at s.(tjac for new 1nixel AMI while, Including
white 6tata At +Tesojc; mixed Ws]tern ~ 4o94tHo
and white do n A146lc.
Faoy1s1osa-~Aiddlts snu at lat813%c for city long
clear. Lard heavy: a7lea Of luo aexces At lAo for
WtIiaxr-Mzstst more te.tye; saIss Of 100 brls at
3l.18 per gallon.
0HoCKRIEs--Sugsr-Matkot unchanged; moderate
inquiry; fair to good reclining, l6o; quoted At 7Ks
sc; primo, sNc, and Nos. 10 and II Havana At a}49
SIC. Eofce-s1attet hr,n; fair tohblug inquiry No
aaets l'o 4 i'*salxo In gold. and h's'c.ib' nj II
NJ. yonx e. ::sstaea aa ,.c.;s}. 5* !, con ,r.
loss actl.s pr1ees n buyels favor superhne ate aud
Wca.rrp. $s.Ee4soo; common to good extsa, $'.su
tss5; good 70 ehoee, aeaSs3; Mhtss wheat extra,
GuMN.aIxAtr-Quiet aud unchanged.
el dstas,a limited s.po5t .ni home trsao iaaniry;
ssse!p: 10y III ss3:e3n NJ: fosiIxes,1s 4 1, :1s ;s
ils; 10; Ail.sa!sS, re- nsv sna Old. Ny
H. 3itaI.4t; amber d, do, $12Gs II; whs do d.,
III; Western :na ststel ~ so:. atlsy@naltet
, 1875-10-07


New Yonk, Oct. G-1oh! olsnet1 al Ill and clo#t i
llG,i, with sales in the interim 1t H.. Tho raIr*
fot burrowEg wrte liza aud i-;2 hieu, aud = q.
and j rcr cett tsr annum, Lcans also inatc
nat. To-.ta, fi7',uo gold cft San Franctru Tor New
York. t}oye:nments were hrn,. 1aurosd 1mnfs nj 70
Grm In late dealings u,tloH T4ciGc sinking iuhda
atlvsnrt srnm Z? to aak. land Gz.t'.s ffm sN 10 VI
aud Western IAc'hcs from, rs 10 ~. Central lae'atA
solI al iu7h. chcago Northwestern COIN no'laated
ronpon gold bnn1a at RI, E~k isf'htl - -
lee, md Louisstie h Sas'''' '''e eonh'lida'ea
at a2L@t3. Tie ST. 1au! c"'ufahs. through
their Trukeea. nserti's to purchase OF thefr
second morsgsge letds u1lster sealed oneEf' 10 TO
opened On The Ait !ttt. Ill" nsds 10 10 delivered
Oct 3D. TRUSTEE to the Hannibal 4 81. joaci land
ar. VIII "Irn *s.!c Proposals cn Itilsy irt tlS sa'e
rAuy. Thi. reduces is nu's'An,h: hpHs!s of trust
ORIGINALLY tr1 s,.ha,tht, below sAh..0 u. -
vsy s"y ss *a' Il "a ss r cent. nauss afs rhrpne sr-
rttny more freely 10 The West. The Elrrfts says y
! woniA not 10 anfprIsna il the money market
~ s4'"'n !. I. ~ "> ii, ' ui!srats!1e fae. inat
trade Is nrtnvinR, aud that erots hhse eomnsncoA 10
move from tho tnlerl"r 10 tbs teahsrd. Outside of
wall a,sst. cheerful feeiuH prevails md
counts from different paris IT the country Ap hopeful
Stat" rcsarittes were quiet. Tho stock market
noued Arn,. tut subsequently There v,s renewal u
depression Which has characterized the ttca.tnEH for
to,.!i llsins saa Uai%a fasne # former e1sas' ,
a Ne
JIntot IxciGn n.lysucsu frnm q 10 %, aud
declined 10 tlac- New Jersey Central
rose Ia lOik, and Atlnnt!o 4 Iacshe
preferred Ii, ~, us thru was decline afterwards u
l. Western Un,e,,. Pacific Mnil and Iris wo1e ar1n.
At the secon IIas the market strung, with
cuycry uf h;ts.s In slir general List. hoets At ths
close vere generally arsn With rstoscsy Of Il to (
fsosl the 1uwt. polnt uf the day. Cnon aeltc raI-
lied fruu tl4 to Ga. and r]uaei al VI i. 1ake Shore
aavuncta to 54.i snd les OH ut AK. iaelAe sial re-
rot cred tn 80 y. Au Western Union TO 7G4. North
western roso to s,t and closed ut ;Hk. New Jersey
Central advanced to lV4A tid, and Doawarc, LaekA-
wn1lna l. Western MAS steady 1t lls'.a 1laA. Nrv
York ccn,r.l. Har!en,., and Rock Island were
Brm. Atlantic Facac Telegraph advanced to
IL. Central Pacific was IS hid aud none offered.
Missouri raeinc rallied to IS, hut finally elo.sd At
-. Atlantic acitac preferred sttt"eA At ia q
~. Ihs Directoss nj this Company will moet T.
MORROW when some e.a:ouent Will probably bs n,Atr.
Transaction. At the se's E1chanRe aggregated
starer, IT which Pacific Aail. 4,oH "tst-
cru Untm, I0u1 Northwestern common, a,oUU 81.
laul cauou, l.110 sri ferreA. 2ou Erie. 4s,o Lake
Shore eUoo Ohioa. lo Wn bash, l,Lo1 union Ioelac.
and H. 0D1 Missouri.
Ncney more actlrp at as78. Prime mercantile
paper, a@7s .. -..---
Customs receipts. SIS, 900. --...
The Assistant Treasurer .ltsbt med $500,
Ci*arngb $43t13.LU.
, 1875-10-07

Withdrawn from ssors on Tneaday for c,tv c,,r
suaIItjuu 1896 bu wheat, asa bu eoru lvs4 bu
oat4, $40 bu ryo, 2,psl hu barley.
The following gFaju was Inspected into store on
Wednesday 1uorning % No, spziug, u can No.
do u carr No. do, Sc cars rejected d. carr no
grads do las3 whea 10 cars hgh nttsl corn, vs cars
and II 500 bu No. do 70 cars tsJxted do, cs1s no
yraLs do tls3 eor) ls ears whs cats, - carr and
1850 bu No. DO u cars aud 1000 bu rt1cctel do 76
oats}i 10 cara No. sys cars rejected do; II cars
No. 2 Larsy II CATE Nv, do, " cars rejected do.
Total 50 ear) 23e eco bu. Inspected out; 'oG9s Iu
WHEAT. s1o Lu eorn, soosa hu oas, 2sS7 ba Ese,
5.as2 bu barley.
4 letter from England s!atss that o1s or two lots
tcAreossl Ut wheat had ju1t arrived Tiers from tho
Wt<t, VI Now Orleans, IN bad coultlon. The New
Oflcsus tuus for graE 10 Europe u tted svery upw
, 1875-10-07
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following wore the receipts and ahirn,enta Of
tho leading articles pf produce In ths city during tho
,wenty-fpur hours ending ut O'Clock on Wednesday
,uo.nnv aud for tin corresponding data year ago: