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EASTERN EUROPE.
TIE sITEAr1o:; IS VIEWED Dr An ABLK AMERICAN

OBSERVER.
Special Dsoatca 70 Thf ch.eodo Tfstun<'
"Asinsa1os' D. O., May l2:-Ms. banefof''
lnto United s!atos Mlniator at Berlin, has, since
his return to thIB country, kept up his scIatlons
-.,t, tha ,,,,..,.sa o,J J,n,a,,ot. ~ T,,ono
.'J .,,..,..,., =. 1srr .,.so,s., t.on,,a,,.
aao pSst'eu'afis OF oes'oa"s' ta'o"su i'o'uens
co:rospon''enoe. By this means he hAa kept fully
informed Of political movements in Europe.
GERMANY AND nE1a1u4.
M. p.,,.of, ~ oorr,r,a1Io,, to-,.v nail n.
,o,..r. ,r,,;e. ~ ~, sa,o,,,,r raoo,red 5ran, ~,
many lcd him to tho conclusion that Germany
had not, ~ ras popularly supposed. any sinister
dosicna unon lajniuu. It was not = trionulv
act mr. b,1 1,elr;rno anv rlpbt couti,tans viii,
her treaty allegations to hsroor biahops Of tho
Catholic Church, or my other persons whose OBJ
iec: was to foment disturbances In uormany. II
was perfectly proper. therefore. for Bismarck to
s1-s.a ...t .s-..-.,.,,..,,.a =. n.,.j,.. 90
addross "oss OF reno Insurance. 70 belgium, 70
fn'nding tnat bower OF nor interha1ional oahgs"
tions, aud insisting upon their obseryAnce.
THE czAn AND TIE KAISER.
Il. 1,.,,,or. t,t. r,,,, H., ,,,..,t ~i,,+ ~
:, "'. oAns'e.' 4o9.o uFon Wv Pte'ot.s ''''s "
the Gear OF Russia 70 tho Emperor OF Germany
as ono mainly Of friendship. During nr. Ban.
croft's residence 1t tho German Capital, when
nu VA s 'agng 10 t+
soAAny eosn'@An' .. tA' k.4au'Ar0n le's
by tho Emperor that Nuaosa aosta'nh
from HiT participation In tho ttEuBglo.
In,uedfatn1v aftcr tbn closo Of
Tim var. thu Emneror had intended to exprcaa
thia "r.ttr ,tion IN a norsanai rist to IL psttrs-
hry b hnt IL ,tvs,c,ans n,v,s"d nrs,nss lis,
G, ratinr n, ~ ;our,nv' 'Thc T.rnTn Pr|oro hsa.
tI,sr"fSre torn dnn,tci Ia mrkn the y;a;t for In
Gs s ata.nsd M hssas ys et sne q
snzs 4ss,t onai, et,,ar tiao. +.e n1ssm,sn ~
liz nnuortn,Tt~ n sIiscnsa ,1ociy In ,,oticsi
a;tr.t3nn ~ Enrnns II ,ns ;,ersfire not
in,nrnnsb,c that tI,}s time hsi heon aetccted for
nos. Witt, narvs God Al, Eurnnn. Tha Car. m
douM' wns in aymna,hv viii Germany On
/ srconnt ~ lin crcleninntira1 trnuhles INV ari
, 1875-05-13

TROUBLE AT QUINCY. Ill.
Special Nsnatth In Tie th'cuo" 1rlttfnt.
QE1HcY, ILL.,, May 12.--The brickmakerB Of t1iB
city wont on general strike to-day. Upon ~
retnbng for work At ono Of lilo principal yasda
this morning, tho men demanded IN incroaso Of
wages. The dcmsod WAS refused. and tho mon
proceeded 10 another yard, who:o They induced
tho workmen to Join thom. Thus reinforced
they became aggressive, md, visiting Several
other yards in tho south part Of tho city, they
con1pclica ths laborcrs to stop work. Tho force
having been augmented at eac', yard, ths str!k-
ers proceeded to tho north part Of the
city, whero they became turbulent
and riotouA In ltsIr demonstrations.
Tho police. howovor. had by this tino takon the
matter In hand. sud, before moon, tue mob bad
bcon disperaed., Dricku,olders hare been eating
e2 per day, md common labornts E1.50. The
strike was for au increase OF Is cents por day.
Tbero IL at present nc Dsicxnakera' Union IN
tLa city. but IL IL Thought that the nt1iks todty
w7ll result in tho formation Of one. Tho propr1o-
tors Of tho several yards hold meeting to-
night for tho purpose Of deciding EhethoE Or not
they will Rcccdo 10 tho demands Of the strikers.
, 1875-05-13

Epte,at Dstrnhh Ia Tia CAteacn 7f,baM.
WILgEsrAnnE, Pa, May 1c.--Tho Hanover
Collier5, tho ouy ono Of the Wiskesbarso miucs
At work In opposition to tho Union, lad tcua.
porarY Btoppsge to-day, ont Of respect for John
Risnar who was killed In the mines Yesterday.
Tho deceased, who loaves vito and four chill
drcn, VAS crushed to death By heavy fall Of
rock from the roof. The men will resume work
nftcr the funeral,
This afternoon 400 strikers marched In pro-
cehtlou through tue streets With tho American
flag aud bands Of mimic, and held labor meet
Ing afterward. more quiet aud orderly dou-
oi.tration was never witnessed here. The 10
iuaining companies Of tho military who arrived
hcru Yesterday left to-day for their homes,
wLrre they will be disbanded.
liusr1Nopox, pa., May 12.-Abou: 900 men
aud women went to the FiBher 4 Whitehead
mines today. and compelled Tho miners at
work to suspend operations, and ssched their
houtea and appropriated tho yn1uables. The
s!ri4eFa have bccoma. Wild and ungovern.
able, and Say I'll new men must
aud R,nll 1eaFo the region. II tho men
had resisted, blood would have been shed ffoeIy.
The Sheriff bud promised to bo 10 attendance to
protect tho new Don. but owing to some cauao
not fully explained he did not como. The suc-
cess Of the mob for tho lag. two days threatcus
to force suspension OF business. The miuora
propose to cieau out orery bank operated.
, 1875-05-13
FOREiGN.
German Papers Declare tllat All
Present Signs Arc Peaceful.
Au Old Catholic School-11ousc Mobbed
In SI1e3'R.
THE: EERLlsl CONFERENCE.

THE TREATY or FRANKFORT.
1.osnox, s1ay IA Vienna spccial sAJe:
"Eismarck, with tho holp Of ls,lash, insonds to
obtain publio written guarantee Of tho statuh
created by tho trotty Of Frankfort. RuhHia and
Austria arc roa,ly to support it."
DEnL,s, May 12.-The Czar, Count Gorsscha~
kor. and Eismarck had long couHultation yos-
to-day.
FRIENDLY ASSURANCE.
Tho North Holinau Gazsfte says: "We can
Civo assuranco TINT tbs relations OF Germany
and Franco havo at no timo hnco tho war
been more friendly and satisfactory than tho7
NOW ure."
The Provincial Correspondence. scmi-ot!lcial
Journal. declares that Germany desires peace.
and ,a a.lc to rely on uufon with powerful
neighbor to reprc.a any possible foreign aubi-
tlon aiming at its disturbance.
DERLlS. Nay 12.-The Ieufache AHJe7nc.ne
Corrcsin,lficnzc, which IN conHdered wntf in
formed Journal, says the expectancy Of uohilz-
Ing tile tierman army Was soriousl;'
discussed horo during the visit OF tho
Emperor Of Austria TO Venice. Az Austria
md Italy 10 no. at prcsent Heem i'll
clined to join France, apprellonBlonB arc
a1hyed. Military atyairA In Francn and belgium
and movements OF tho Uitr2mnnsnncs hre sei1l
closely wa.chod from Derliu. There ts . general
recognition Of 0e.manyB temperate policy.
1hla u tho beat guarantee that N undosstand-
Lug will ba Effected, aud all fea1H dlhptlled.
, 1875-05-13


Ar1. Mcdonald rna placed in tho ofTlco with nfr.
I}oag, with drcottot. to ttko tho books aud pa
pern and protect thora At ali hazards, allowing
nothing to bn removed from tho oflca until fur.
thor ordors lie MAS tI, uuiiBturbod poAsension Of
Tho booka and papora for about two hours. During
tllAt tluo tho chlof hookkcepar Attempted to
cultivate friendly relations will, him by oera Of
liquor, beer, and cigars. uo atau asked him to
entries. lIo said they Ind boen loading ca!
with liquor tl1at morning, and tint ho would
like To got the hooks for momant ~ to
!nako out tho bills and tix thinga up. OF course
:. Tux PROPRIETOR run.a ur.
About II o'clock Mr.. Wirtl, tho geuorat man
ager, camc In nn,l uautcd to knon what authority
Mr. Mcdonald had for being there.
claiming t!lnt that wss Lis of1ieo,
and tlloso ncgo lia booka ani ,pspera
and ordering tho cuBlod:an TO got nut al onca.
Tho officer told hin he wsa rlaeel taero by tho
agent Of tho 1ioEe,ue Depais'nont. With instruc.
ttona to p1eserye thu hoohs. and rapc,s At all
hazas1a, and that ho lntonded to do bis datY,
he tho consequences whnt they might. bEr.
Wirtll. Who wna accompanied by ilvo Of his eul-
ployas lnBastcd that Mcdonald should 20 out.
LID reasoned with Wrth, who fnHatcd
that hc cared nothing for tho anthort.
Ties. and inHatod lint Mcdonald ahou!d
procure aoMo voucher from mnn In
tho city with whom Mrth WAS personally &c.
Hua1nted. After o time lie advanced angrily and
paastonatelv toward tho officer, who twice push"
Oh him hnol. Tho llITd t!1.o ha cAHo forward,
aicl}oEa!d. foslng lio 1noant business drew hs
roYolVer aud l1asf.cockcd 1t, huu told hin he
muat not lay h!a hands on him again, for il ho
lid be wout1 have TO resort to TIN ueo Of arms.
II nocesaaiy. 1han al! OK tli.n1 waikod out OF
the o!slco, apparently litllc alarmed.
Af,l1vAL or THE sltEn'sr.
Thoy wero go'ss about MI hour, when sotno
men drove up In nagon.. jumped out. came
into tho office, aud rushed right up towards Mc-
Donald, who was pointed oIt by "irth o. botng
Tho man Wllp draw tho revolver on him. One Of
these moi, said he was tho Sheriff, Of hill
wnukco County, aud that tho other WA
bis dcnu.y,. that they had . warrant for
HIN arrest Tor carving concealed Weapons
and TINT they ,w'shcd to tako him forthwith
Mcdonald told tho Sheriff that ho waa placed
there BY good authortty-an nilcor OF tho
1levonuo Deparemcnt-so, ,protect tho books md
paper III tho oil'ce, that ha responstbfll:r Has
, 1875-05-13


Sn<efal DIspaseh to The Catedoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Mny IA largo tub not marked
on ita survey Ia claimed by tho Secret Service
detectives to hayo boon found to-day at tho
atonominee DiBtlllosy. G1 feat by "a broad and
b11 deep, capacity 1000 bushels, situated Mrccs-
IL undo1 throo formonting tubd, with apparatus
for drawing OF tho contouts Of tho tubs. Thia
ia regarded az valuable discovery, although 1t
Ia alleged by tie dia:illara that 1t IL more1y
q receiving vat. All booEB relating to
tho manufacture OF whisky In tho different
sectifYng houses and dirtillcrios hayo boon
seized by tho royenuosoileale, czcnps In the
case Of llludskopf Dros., whoro tho deputy atas-
IRON from Il tho s Ma1sasi. Otter arms have ] msdo writ
ten demands for tho return Of their booka. Ia
pursuance Of telcg1aphed instructions from
Washington. posse wont to Beizo the Eectlfying
louaea of simou Young, W,llAm Moiasuet. Carl
palsky, 4. Moyar, nnd ono Loesor, but business
vas found abaudonsd io each caso. Tho
following wero released OH bonds being
t1loL In lilo United Gtatea Courts, in accordance
with tho dtcla,on Of Judge pEummond Of yos-
1rau's and Loua ltndsk0pf'a diHtflforeB. nobcEt
Kiowort, Of tho Meuomtuoo distillory, has shipped
on l,iH opttle and shut down preparatory to com-
meuciug notion for Wrongful! tresspass. Thurman
yator aud dlstlloty In tho Third Wa,d. discharged
all hands yesterday, 800 tn nMnlborr nnd aaya no
viii commence suit also, Tho various suits
spoken Of III intended to be commenced to aggro-
cato about $500, 900.
now MR. W1nT11 GOT N1s PAPERS.
Tho btilwsnkee papors have contalnod aomo
incomplete aud incorrect Statements relative 10
tho esrest BY the BhaEifY Of Milwaukee County
Of Mr. Mcdonald, wlo was put iM Monday mosn-
Ing a. the custodian Of tho Monomono0 Dis.
tilIery, ntuated OIL the Milwaukee j. 1t. Pau!
Road, near Tho former city. Tho following Ia
correct acoount Of wlat TOOK place, obtained
from tho principal actor In the occurrence,
Mr. Mcdonald, who has for threo years bcen
in tho employ Of tito Illinois Hnmano Society for
duty ct rho atoek-iards. il we'll acquainted with
Col. Wnshburn, and when 4ho inter cstto hess
laat waok 70 mako tho arrangemonts for the
sslsnre Of the dlatillsros In shta vicinity ho
asked Mcdonald II hs could get bin services for
this special work. Tho latter referred him to
Mr. Derickson. tbs Vics-Prosiltne Of ths Hu-
mane Hociety. who directed Mcdonald TO obey anY
ordsra the Colonel might give h1n. Waahburu
assigned him to duty under Capt. DrooAa. aud
10 accompanied that oitlcer to milwaukee,, lesv-
| lug here Sunday n,ght, aud reaching thsts early
| Monday morning.
TAKING roRsRaaIoN.
/ About o'clock no went 10 tho Nenomonos
| pisI4lleEy, Of which l.. Muth Is general msha.
Rer, in company with TWO other ohiosrs Mr.
| Ho4R bolng the olt!eas In esiArCa. AR Hoou a
lhey sssiEsa thsss tbs dstslle1y was sa[aed. sad
, 1875-05-13

IN EXCHANGE or PA1soXkns.
1iESpAYr, May 12-An o1chAugo Of $50
pr,auuefs haa boon effected between tho Catlikta
and Alfong1ata, near barcelona.
A cAgunAJRr Address.
LONDON. May 12.-lho Post publishes an
address Of tho Cabrerlst Gen. Aguirro to
Nayar7ese and Basque Carlists. inviting them to
tuta their arms agaiast thclr leaders. who pro-
long tho WAX to enrich themselves. It declares
that tho events OF tho laat tuo years. only show
slo inapt!tudo OF Don Oarloa, who has loss hta
right to tile crown before God and tho world.
AEulrro Ia exceedingly popular. aud It Is oon-
Adensly claimed that Ills entry intn Spain will
causo lArge detection from tho CAtllat ranks.
, 1875-05-13
FRANCE.


OCEAN pOHTAL-C0STnAGTB.
PANS May 12.-ln tho Assembly to-day, II.
dulchlrl introduced resolution disappearing
contracts for carrying malls made by Tho Cor
ernnont with the transatlantic steamhbip oota-
panIea. IIo movod that tho resolution bs do
clatod urgent, aud tho Assembly sgrcA1 to tho
motion. II WAS stated on tho pais OF tho Ftench
Postal Department thRt tho Government would
soon setuo the question.
, 1875-05-13
SIQRM.


Correspondence ef ne c'sseaas 7ribua:.
PULASKI CocSrx. ILL.,, May "a horny storm
passed. ovor hero last night, wFcckiug hcusea,
blowing down fouces and tsoes, md beating tho
wheat and oats aluaost lovei With tho ground.
HAIL fell tho eizs Of hons eggs, a.ripping treea
Of their follsgc. The ground ia tearfully
wnsled. Cor, and aagar-cauo that bad baon
planted arc n!l wauhed up. Tho farmers are Ai-
moas too discouraged to do ANYTHING.
G. ". H:CuAnps.
, 1875-05-13
FIRES.


1T QANVIILE+ TLL.
5recsdt Utspassa to The Chicago Trfount.
DAxv1ILE, ILL.,, May 12.-Fira WAS discovered
this muruiug at 4 o'clock In d franc row of
buildings in the vefy centre Of tho business por-
tion Of our city, which waa. after considerable
damage had boon lono, aubduad. Tho Tire wRs
evidently the work OF an incondlary, as the
building MAS flrca In two places, neither Of
which Was uear luo.
, 1875-05-13

pno2oRED DISSOLUTION or RELIGIOUS onDEAs.
DEn11s, May 12.-Ths Catholic bishops Of
Psusaia h&vo decided to dissolve tue religious
otde1s which the State toserases, rather than
see thom subjected to Govegnmont supervision.
ouunoH MoguED.
A crowd Of wonsen uaobbed an Old Catholic
school-house In Konigshutte Rlesla. yassoroay,
declaring thoy would ueyeE allow ehsr children
to become OLD Catholics. After much oxclte-
nent, tho military uere called out, and cleared
the stteota, which vera full OF spectators.
Twenty pethon1 nora arrested.
, 1875-05-13

6ptc3of Dfspa}eh u THE CAlcaGo 7F1bunt,
ALTON. H., May 12.-Thls eyaning about
o'clock tho residence OF PATRICK uurns, near tho
city linits, was entirely consumed bJ Gre. Tho
building was franc, nnu, heing 70 far out, burn
cd bsforc tho hreman reaohadi II. Losa, sl,20oi !
insurance not Aac0E&alnel.
, 1875-05-13

TT EOLUWATEH, MICH.
Epteidt Qtan1ttA to Ihs CHICAGO Tf1huns.
Co1DwArE1,' Mich. Msy 12.-Tho residences Of
Chester Pope. OIL Chicago sssees. was entirely
oonsumoa by fro early thla motuEng. Aloat OF
tho furniture Has 2avod. Tho losa u about
aAo00 !usuret for 5000 In tbs Watertown, Of
Esw York. Tho llro caught from defective doe.
, 1875-05-13

Few additional dsvelopmonta hAvo heon mado.
but The parties iatosoatod. who cauno almost
hou,,v to a.k vbat tho proencct Ia for their
-n,s.:a fr,r, tbn c1utchra Of the law. h.cnlnr
leca'o rem .'o o'''.rss 1,,.. ~ '4 "''ios
me colloe'o'' o'".1'e' ns'oi"of' a"o
tho vartoun other oHic'ns connected
will, tho case, IN a constant rush.
Thov uoro busy yesterday, doing what thoy
could 70 render I 'no condition .. t1o se,sea moro
comfortable and 'atIa!actoFy' anu Il WAS ospoet-
cd that most Of them would DO allowed la's
evonihg 10 give bonds aud resume theiF opsrn-
lions either As dst!cfs or rectItiors. 70 permit
tt,,a n wa nrco..arv th.t
s"'' - "'o s..,.
THE Afr"A'sthssF
OF Tho seized property should be completed
sppnoa 10 ,.
~ . t"',. ,',.. ' ~. ,,o.n'non,s oarh, w, ho
an hou. tn"s ~. tno uoculoohts eou1a uot 10
wien tic appraiacra and the owners Of thu prop
crtv ao,zcd wtll RI jnto cnurt. II In likely that
.,i - ST.. r,,,co,, ,-,;o. Ia i,,o ts,no.u ,viI1 In
~ " ','o on'eato p'.''o1 W t.'o on'01 ".' ~
auno bussnosa without further delay. The bond
required will bo n guarantee TINT tho property
seycd wilt liz Sorti,norlinr II. t1pon tho trial OF
~. ..". ~. f,a,,s. ,.s,a, ao,r.a
tuo caso' uo eouiS .n'ueo a's 80. 49,. 70
aga'nnt tho parttos, ana k'ua tse amouhs OF
tho penalty imposed OH Tho distll1or or roctltler
fonrl guilty Of fraud can 10 taken out Of tb'a
property, III, H. cako that It ia withhold t7i' 30 ro'
coyafcd from the bondemon. Nearly AL of tlto
victims Of tho raid yosteft'ay arranged for saeis-
factory oondanon. aud hence will havo no di1l-
Guilty In tho matter tuday.
HUNTING EVIDENCE.
Mr. WashbHrn' chlaf IT. O. :ho Government Do,
iSesss fstxS Se5ss ssne ar IN aas .e d
Gol D. " Num- supervtsor xoftor,s9 Of 5ao
nearly tho entire day. Waiting tue four diht,letioa
aud tlreo rcettlJins ohsablisl'.nenta WHICH tiad
tcon se!zea. Tor tho purpose OF eating Ut ~ tho
evidence conccrntpt; tito alleged frauds. Their
chiof object was 10 Enln ACCESS TO tl,o Aa1ea 10
order that tito books. papote. anu complete
records Of tile several cstab!ivh1ncota. which y
IL expected contain the h1aaon oslocnoes o.
guilt, may bo o,auned in full antl
this Information conpIcto!y dsac1osed. They
eution of siis ;, purpose: Tno ovnots
Of tue plans weIo disposed 70 fo!uso lao 10y uos-
tio..s. woro compelled to 60 ansat1stod In this
reepoct: Mr. Noello. OF TUG nnion topnor LIS
tinF Company, was ono Of thosc ready to ro~
veal the eocretS o. l'!s strong box anu M exam
i1,atton failed to tlscloso any iacta OF SUSPICIOUS
character.
COLI EAsT,IAH,
OF tho firm OF Eastman d uolton, atatea thst II
iny at r' sTG bo u sso onRsey snaat s " t tha
lie told Tho examining '!ic'ala that no was pof-
fectiy willing to hnvo tho b,okSand entre records
OF the 1l!m examined. Dir. do'son, noWesof'
WAS unwilling to submit to such NJ, ovcr1aning'
Ing, under tho calm exterior Of these dlstsllora
aud roc:taoss, and this resiatatico must bo OF
recttd, though its value 1s sory gleSt'onnh!o:
Tic operations OF tho dotoctlsea
boon quietly portormca and thoy
lad mot with no reBttAuce except In tho refusal
, 1875-05-13

WASHINGTON, D. c., May l2.--For Tennessee
and tho Ohio Valley and the Lake us&ion, fall.
log barotustar,, wAt7nsr AouthsEly wiAds, md
olsar ox tkrtly cloudy w4Athsr.
, 1875-05-13

At BRYAN TEX.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 12.-Tho Picaysne special
reports destructive fire as bryan, Tex. LOIS,
500, 900, insurance, $a0.o09. ". Q. podgstt.
Samuel l.. Cohen. ". D. Dil1eatln, and b. +.
RoholB Are heavy losers.
, 1875-05-13
SILKS (RirSt SeetiOl.)

Continued aalo OF Gt.net's LyonB Black
Silks, from the lnte New York Auction, ut
80 to 75o yard below lowest prices e1se-
where. Pricos range from 51.25 to S3.25.
Severnl cnaos elegant uew Fancy Spring
SILKS, In choiccnt styles nud efroots. from 76o
to s1.40 yard, as per cent below vafuo.
Il caaco now Black Grenadines, single and
doub,s width. ali wool, and MI silk and wool,
in latost and mont desirable moshes, vary
chuap.
, 1875-05-13
THE CHICAGO SUFFERERS,
rKx1 ARE UNWILLING 70 SHOW UP,

Collector Wsdswo4th's oilica vas sttll ths
aesos ef much animation yesterday. On sooount
q ths sssAak sAld u ~ Chies&s whlAty Rug.
, 1875-05-13

Diseases Of Tho Thrcnt ana Lungs
DIR. II. + X. D. Hunter, Lakoa1le Building corner
Cl4rk knu Adsus stFcsta.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-21

Officers Of steamboats, and railroads
will, by refusing to grant all favors in
the name of the LEDGER, and notifying
me Of the same, greatly oblige.
1884, E. WHITMoRE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-21
HAKHET.
The following quotations are for or
from store and small lots in a.iobbing WAY


The following quotations are for orders
from store and small lots in a.iobbing q
APPLES-New. 81 O92 90.
BRAN-Steady; wheat, SIS 509l9 SO D ton;
BRC0N~Shouiders. 1884,; clear rib. ~
GIGS; clear sides, 1910 loose; packed. 80
&c higher.
Ge; canyassed, l3hgl4c..
LARD-Tierces. 149l415c; kegs and pals,
lHgl4le for refined.
MESS PORK-R Dbl. 421 90.
BREAKFAST BACON Canvased. lSh@
BEANs-sl 25a1 Is.
BUTTER-Common. I9lSc; medium, 209
BAILiNG sTUFPs AND TIEs-Bagging. 2
lbs, 13A914c; "a lbs ~ to 1iZc; ties, 81 to
&c. Baling twine. 149l5c.
BUILDING MATERIALS-In store prices
are: Cement, Louisville, 50 Is; ROsendale. 3
v Dbl, 2 409-; hair, 2 &@2 SO . lO-lb bale;
bale; plaster. Michigan. 3 so; New YORK,
1 90; lime, per Dbl. ] 1901 50. Friedrich,
So 90 to S 90 per 1000; brick. co to 1000 per
Cow-PEAs-s2 4O92 60.
C0C0ANUTS-Per 100, 6 so.
SOFFEE-Ris y ID, common to choice, 10
9Z3c; java and Laguayra. &g36c;
CANDLES-Star, - lb, l6M0l7Ec.
CHICKENS-0ld. SO 5094 90; choice lens,
a. p to 100; spring chickens. / 1893 50.
COAL OlL-B gallon. l79l8c.
C~ORN-Yellow and mixed. 1885; white,
c0RN;MEAL = Kiln-drisd. full weights.
COTT0N-TIEs-5I@6 = Ib.
COTTON YARNS-No. 800, l2al2%o: No.
90, 1491lhci No. 400. l6916Hc.
00g7 90 y per 100.
CHEESE-New Factory. l2%9l6c; English
dairy, 149l6c; rates irregular.
C0TT0N-SEED-S9 90 o ton on landing
C0TT0N-SEED oIL-cotton-seed oil i,
Scarce and in demand: Crude, at ll@43c; vel.
low, H955c; oil-meal, S25 q ton.
DRlED FRUIT-Apples, 7g7Hci peaches
DkUGS-0pium. 90 so; quinine. '
ounce ;mor2hine.6 Is y ounce; camphor, III,
per pound; chloroform, l so q pound: castol
oil, Ec .. poundi borax, 1oB pound; blue
mass, In Jars 10 y pound; calomel. | 30 4
pound; indigo, .75@Sl 50 . pound; asifoeti
acid, Sc y pound; alcohol. 2 90 q gallon
iodide potash. 5 50.
EgGS-l09l2c y dozen; nominal.
fISH-Mackerel No. /, bbls, Il W9l4 50
half-barrels. z 00g7 6Oi kits. 1901 Oi moss
Kits, 225@25 so. No. 2. barrels, u OO9l2 sc
half-barrels, s 1907 90; kits, 1291 So. No, g
large barrels, II 00911 80; half-barrels, s 750
62i kits, l59l 20. White FISH, No, /, half
barrels, 7 OO97 so; family, 1905 o.. Cod, ii
boxes, per Id, 6@7c; homeless, &c. Herring
smoked 0ci roe herrings, half-baTrels, 4 O0e
FL0UR-super and extra. "a 5Oa5 so, fam
ny and fancy brands, IS 5097 50 y Dbl; infe
sis.. q 50gt 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGHR QggIon,
MHNFErs. TESs.. JvEl. 1851

PUBLIC LEDGER QgI0n,
MHNrErs. TENs.. Jg i. 1881
We have nothing worthy x interest to
report in monetary affairs There is lit
tie stir in financial circles and nothing
doing aside from the regular routine Of
local checking and depositing. The
supply Of currency is equal to the de-
mands Of trade. The discount maj
ket remains quiet and unchanged.
irst-class paper ruling at SOLO y cent.
y annum; on the streets money is in de-
mand at 2@S . cent. y month for short
loans. Brokers are paying llS@ll3s
for gold. with light transactions. Ex-
change is in light supply, with a light de-
mand at the following rates; On New
York and Eastern points buying at par
and selling at fc premium; New Or
leans, 4c discount buying and selling
at par. Local and foreign securities re-
main quiet and unchanged. Police and
fire scrips seems to be the only securi-
ties sought after.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-07-21
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