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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-10
Saturday, July Il. 1875,

within legal hours the following real estate,
or so much hereof SIS will be sufficient 10 pay
the taxes adjUdged against said property and
all costs as set forth in said Decree tp-WIt.
Certain lots or parcels Of land In shelby
county on the Germantown plank road,
about miles from the city of Memphis, be-
ing lots Mes 3, 8. 7, 10 and II, designated On
a plat of subdivision of a 4gJacre tract OF
land formerly owned by James q. Jones, end
known as the "kImbrOugh" land, containing
in all liJ 5J-lk acres q more particular de-
sCriptlOu Of said lots f. contained In a deed of
conveyance from James G. Jones 20 ID.
Cockreil, dated November >, 1865, recorded in
the Registers office of SHELBY county, IL book
No. % pages 4Ul, 4U2 and 1J3.
AIsO-LOt No. i. Of said subdivision con-
tanning IL 6j-luU acres; also part % lot No.
of the same su bdiyIsiOu, containing 80 acres /;
a more particular description of said lot Ne.
II and part Of lot No. ? is contained IN a deed
Of James G. Jones 70 y. CGckreli, recorded in
No ., pages iJl, 400 and 400.
AIsO-The south half Of lots and of said
subdivision. which is described as follows.
Beginning et point on the east line of said
lots and D., I2iul, LINKS south OF the northeast
corner OF The original iOJ-aCTe tract in the
Germantown plank road; running thence
west 1856 links 20 point in the ives line Of
said lots ( and 3; thence south with said west
line I5JS% links to a stake, the southwest cor
uCr of said lot ,; thence east 1856 links tn q
stake. the southeast corner Of said lot j;theuCe
north 1859 links 70 the beginning contain
ing 80 6I-luO a...7-
This June Il l57O.
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within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as viii be suf-
ficient to discharge the taxes ad3udged against
said property, and all costs as set forth IN
said decree, tO-wit: A lot Of land IN Shelby
county. Tennessee, in the city of Memphis,
being lot il in block ", South Memphis
fronting 10 feet on the north side of Beale
street, and running back north between par
aIIel lines about 30 feet 10 the dividing line
between the Rice and Ramsey grants, being
the same lot on which stood the Botanic
Medical College"
This June Il, 1873.
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Saturday, July "a, 1875,

within legal hours, the following describ bed
real estate. tO-vit: certain lot Or parcel OF
Ian IyfI5 and baino In Shelby county site
OF tennessee, and in the city Of Memphis, be-
ginning az he southeast corner OF lot No. a.,
on the north side OF Adams street: thence west
with Adams street about twenty 60! feet {.
thence nUTtl with a brick wall about sixty
f5O feet; thence east about twenty (2Jl feet to
an alley; thence with the alley about sixty tbJl
feet to the beginning.
Terms OF Sale-OUe-third cash, balance I'm
six and twelve months, notes with security
and lien II tanned to secure same.
This lane Is, 1915.
NJ ID. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Mast +.
By Geo. Mallery, d @. and NJ.
b. J. MulvahiIl. Jarnlgan & FTayser, SOS. for
complt. lulD On
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aturday, july IL, 1875.

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN shelby county Lenhe7-
see, aud in the city Of Memphis, tp-Wll;
The north half OF lot %, fronting ~ leet
on the west side of Second street between
Jackson and OvestOu streets anu running
back between parallel line, 10 ie-i. -.
months. purchaser 70 execute notes with ap-
proved security lien retained. Redenp lioh
barred.
This June y, 1915. -
ND. l.. STEW ART, Clerk and Maslef'
By Geo. MaLlery, ID. T.. and NJ,
J. NJ. Gregory, solicitor 4uLo ~
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D. . An - EaEzND-Nr
CCmml ssiOneT Of Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, attorney.

No. ITs3, r. D.--First Chaucery Court of Shell
by cOuuty-B. p. Anderson, Commissioner
of Revenue, VS. jesse NJ. Tate ct al.
Pursuant to a decree OF sale, entered IN the
above entitled cause June II, 1873, and re-
corded in minute book IL, page 80, I VIII sell
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door in Shelby cOuu-
~ m
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Sales $4,000.

baIbs --lUUU.
Liverpool TO arrive-July and August
delivery ,Sav8nnsh or Charleston, Line,
7!d; August and September, ditto, m. C.,
7si; September aud October ditto,
line, 5-lGj; shipments Of new crop,
1907 7-l6d.
Receipts at the United States seaports
since lsst Friday, $3.50; same time last
week, 6027; same time last year. 1922
bales.
Total receipts at all United States
ports, 3.444 OlS bales; same time last
yesr, 3, 721, 7i2 bales; decrease Of receipts
this year, 277, 724 bales.
Stock at the ports 1882; last week,
IS6, $50; last year, 900, 504 bales.
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"a g al Estate
On saturday, July I3, 1876,

No. G59-In the Second Cha0cery Court OF
Shelby county, Teuues see.-James A. Auter-
SOB, adm'r, etc, Of Michael Joyce, decea ed
vs.. ". N.JOEce, 81. al.
EY virtue Of an iuteriOCutOry decree ioE
ID sac, entered in the above cause on tL5
Ith day of May, 1875, minute B1uE b, pa ses
100, etc, viii sell, AZ public sTelon, % INC
highest bidder m front d the CLERK MI
Masters Office, NV courthouse building
Aa.u street. MempnIs. Leuueasee. on
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
r e Al e S r a T e
On Saturday, July 10, 1875.

No 679.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, TenneSsee-Wn. b. Gibson,
admir-, ETC., VS.. NJ. NJ. Forgey, ct al.
DY virtue OF an order OF ale made In the
d above cause, on May 10, 1875 minute book
6, pages 49, I56 and l57, l will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder, on
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Commissioner OF Revenue, etc,
John Johnston, attorney.

No. I7i5, r. D.-First Chancery Court of Shell
by cOuuty.-B. =. Anderson, Commissioner
of Revenue, vs.. Rowland Il. TuOrue et al.
Pursuant to q decree of sale. entered ia the
above entitled cause June IL, $50, and record
ed in minute book Z, page lJl, I will sell al
public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash,
- ~ z. rrurL .ulIs- Hu.r IL -MaIhr nlnuLN- ON
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TRUSTEES sale,

TNDER and by virtue of a deed IN trust ex-
u ecuted to A. W. Young, as trustee, by w.
IL Eader and Frank Mellersh, for the pur-
poses therein mention ed, and at the request OF
the beneficiary, which trust deed Is registered
in said Shelby county, in book No. 80, page
lb6, will, on
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NGEH00D REsTOHED.-A qlctim OF
you hfuI iInprudence, causing premature de-
cay, nervous debility, ETC., having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found simple
sell cure, which he will send free to his fellow
sufferer. Address J. a. REV ES, 70 n assam
Street. New York.
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within legal hours, the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as snail be
sufficient 10 discharge the taxes adjudged
against said property, and all costs, tO-Wit:
Lot No. ID of country lot oil, IN the city of
Memphis, in Fifth civil District of shelby
county, fronting Il feet on the south side of
MOsOy street, and running back south lis1E
feet 10 an alley.
This July i, 1873.
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Commissioner of Revenue, etc.
John Johnston, attorney.

No. So, y. Z. D.-SecOnd Chancery Court OF
shelby cOUnty.-E. =. anderson, Commits
siUner Of Revenue, VS.. j. ". kellar ct al.
Pursuant to a decree of sale, entered in
the above entitled cause May Is, 1915 viii
sell, at public auction, to the highest b oder,
nnrrr. y InrnESsnD- on
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Commissioner OF Revenue.
John Johnston. attOrueE.

No. 1870, Y. D.-First CIIucery Court of Shell
by cOunty.-B. +. Anderson, Commissioner
Of Revenue, etc, VS.. Mrs. CiTlIla COckreli
and X. & BriuBley.
Pursuant 20 a decree of sale, entered IN the
above entitled cause. June Il, 1879, and record
ed in minute book r. page 49, / viii sell at
public auction To the highest bidder, for
cash, at the courthouse door in shelby
cpuETy.
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No. 81, n. Z. D.-Second ChanCery Court OF
Shelby cOunty.-B. p. Anderson, Commits
SiOner Of Revenue, VS. Mary l.. Garrett.
Pursuant to decree Of sale. entered in the
above entitled cause on the ism day of May,
1873, I will sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the courthouse door in
Shelby county, on
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Saturday, JuIy Il, 1875,

within legal .usErz, t.. GLOWING described
property, Or.O much .. .aOf as will be sur
uClrut 10 discharge the faxes ed uiLgi against
said property and all costs ~ set forth in said
-ecreg, To vii: A lot yf land lying in shelby
county, Tennessee, AMI IN the city Of Mem
pills, D.lILEluC . feet east OF the northeast
corner or Robinson and Quincy streets, run
ming thence uOrthWHrd To lot s, iu the sam
Nl-8y sub division: thence esSfwardiy with
the south line OF said lot No. =, ~ foetL inches
60 STAKE, thence southWaIGIy I5| feet o.
--l.e Dl ~ beS0u street, thence westWardly
F -l tha north side Of Robson street 8 feet
-r ru. ra,Iuairg, being a part Of 10, -.
EU - l-fg June, lS75-
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PAnnCAH AND MEMPHIS

PADUCAH AND MEMPHIS.
ARRIVES:
Mail and Fret ght, az am,
UEPAhTS:
NAL and Freight, AT 4:I5 ON.
The mail and freight usin leaves Covtngton
for Memphis ar : An. and returns TO Coying-
ton az % pm.
Trains leaving Memphis viii start from
L Hgs7-r-rFrs.rs' NarahouEe.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK,
aRRTUEg.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK.
ARRIVES:
Mall levery day, at 3:i5 s.n. Freight and
Accom- mediation st pm.
DEPARTS:
Rsall Ievery dayl. Little Rock depot at 3 10
p.-n.: L. s. y. and q. s. depot at 3.25 pm.
Tre,gnt and =. cnfGmorsuon, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays ~ am.
-lCepln g-cars on mail trains.
Depot Center Landing, foot of Warrington
treet.
T rEst-ofices. No. 81 corner Madison) and
No. y.E lain street.
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The market was firm; sales $50
bales, OF which'spiDners took $50 bales.
The following were the changes in
New York futures:
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE.
DEPARTS:

Express train leaves daily except sun
days. al asgI am; Mall train leaves daily st
lI5I am; Brownsville Accommodation
train leaves daily Sundays excepted, Al
$40 pm.
Depot ~ head OF Main street.
TlCEet-Orice, No. - Main street, corner OF
Madison.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Saturday, July "a 1875.

No. 43i4-SecOud Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-MaTy NOriaIty VS. d.
II, MOrSrty, ct al.
DY virtue OF an InterIOeutory decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause on the
2lst day of October, 1874, / Will sell, at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, In front Of the
nnI.nLN enurLhnnse- MamnLLs IAnn-- On
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The New York Bulletin Of Wednes-
day had the following: "FOr spots
there hes been very firm but quiet
market. The adviCes from abroad and
the condition Of affairs on contracts
gave holders much confidence, resulting
in greatly reduced offerings and pref
~ general inclination 10 look for higher
prices. No advance was named in Off
rial quotations, bat the rates named sre
flW low, end probably under what would
be accepted on the bulk OF the stock
available. Suinners were looking around
10 some extent and bought a little, but
from BUYERS on foreign account the de-
mand proved slow and cautious. Ship
pars have found their private advices to-
dav aq g rule encouraging, and more
than usual in accord with the public ac-
counts, but our market is so much above
LIVERPOOL that it is not considered safe
to venture upon purchases The New
York Chronicle reports: 1.-THE market
for cotton on the spot has been dull, IN,
sattIe,! and nominal throughout the
wnole Of the past week. The demand
has been mainly for consumption, and
small FIR that purpose, foreign Rdvices
having steadily become less favorsb' e,
and crop prospects continued very good,
but stocks have been so much reduced
that they now are susceptible OF easy
control in the present state OF the money
market. The offerings on sale have
cons, quenuy been quite limited.
Prices, however, are weak; there
was an actual decline on Monday, but
official quotations were not reduced till
ngesday, when the market was really
hotter. Yesterday, quotations were
marked up &c, with better business re-
Ilnrtcd FOR export and consumption. To-
dsv, there was further fair business,
buI exporters were more cautious in
view of conflicting sdvices from Europe,
and the close only about steady at yes
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D I. ANUITlNIN-
Commissioner OF Revenue Shelby county.
John Johnston, attorney.
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLEsToN.

DEPART5:
N 2.l train, dally, ~ 10 - an; Express, dali
IS, ats. - am: SUmeT lie train, daily Except
SundeysI, al 80 pin.
AREIvL5:
Nal, every day a. a IS am; Express, daily,
A. Il 10 pm: SOmeTyIIle train, daily except
sundays, al O5 am.
TIckeJ-Orice, No. rs Main street.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
ARRIVES:
New Orleans Mail (every day., at 80 pm.
Express daily Sundays excepted, At Is am.
Freight and accommodation, daily Sundays
accepted al 30 pm.
DEPkRTS:
New Orleans Mall every day, al pm.
Express, daily (Sundays excepted, al rs pm.
Freight and accommodation, daily Sundays
N -eptedl, st q ID an.
DEPOT al foot OF Main street.
Tickat-ofice, No. ~ Main street corner OF
Madison.
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Commissioner Of Revenue shelby county
John Johnston, attorney.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-22
MURDER.
Executions ana Trials.

AT Augusta, Georgia, on Friday, Ike
Hooper, colored man, was executed In
the yard of the jail for the murder of How
ard. The latter was white. The execu-
ton was comparatively private, there not
being more than fifteen persons present.
Among these, however, was the father OF
the condemned man, who remained to the
last. painful spectator of the dying aeon-
les of his sen
The case of Michael Sullivan, on trial at
New Brunswick, n. j., for the murder OF
Daniel Talmsge, was given 10 the Jury
Friday a. three p. m. A verdict Of muir
der IN the first degree was found at 9
o'clock, but the court room was at that
time filled with crowd of desperate look
Ing men, none of whom made an effort to
conceal their friendship for the accused.
The court, probably fearing that n rescue
would I've attempted, and to avoid the possi-
biliiy Of collision with the crowd outside
the bar, requested the jurors 10 deter rem
dcring their verdict until Saturday morn
ing. II WAS finally agreed that the jury
should be brought into court at half past
3 o'clock in the morning TO render the ver-
u
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New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. %

NEW YORK. Feb 20.
.corTos.-The market Is quoted quiet mid.
FLouR-Wheat market Is quoted az being
firm and quiet with fair demand. Re-
ceipts of 10000 barrels. Sales OF $4,000 bbls.
mon to choice extra state S4.65(a 5.25; common
to choice extra Western s460@ $50 ; common to
choice K. II. .. s4,65te6.4o.
RYE FLorR.-The market IL quoted rs
steady in prices and active. Sales 400 bbls.
at 4.0oa5.20.
Wharf.-The market is shade firmer In
prices, and with moderate export inquiry. Re
ceipts 1000 bu. Sales $4,000 bu. at l.01 IA .09S
for No. Chicago; l.li@1ls for No. 9 Milwau-
kee; l.lt@ leo for No. spring; l.9oal "a Tor
new winter red western; l24Gsl.25 for amber
western.
RYE The market is quoted as being quiet.
Receipts none. Sales mono.
CoRS-The market is quoted as being firmer.
Receipts il,o0o bushels Sales OF 1900 bushels
at So cents lror yellow, and sl@s5 now mixed
BARLEy.-Thc market is quoted quiet and
the prices are unchanged. Receipts none.
Sales none.
oArs.-Market is quoted as firm. Receipts
5000 bu. Sales $1,000 bu. at 69@Ilc for new
mixed western; 7Os72c for white Western.
PROVISIONS. = Pork market is heavy. sales
100 bbls., 1925 for new and for Old mess.
BELF-Market is quiet.
CUT MEATs-The market Is quoted az quiet
Tor western; I,.c for dry sailed shoulders.
tierces at 1873 for steam and for kettle
rendered.
BrrrER.-Tne market IL quoted at s2@34 for
state and Pennsylvania, new.
CHREsE.-Cheese is quoted at iotsi6c for
common 10 prime.
1WHIsKY--1he whisky market is arm al ti0s
per gallon free.
EsGs-The market is quoted Is lrm at aes
81 for state and Pennsylvania.
PETRoLRUN.-Is quoted at 'sc for crude I;
l4lSl4h for refined.
LEATHRR.-Market is quoted steady. Buenos
Ayres and Rio Grande light 10 heavy weights
are quoted st 26Js 930c
CoAL.-Market Is quoted as firm at 5000
$50 for Anthracite per ton per cargo.
WooL.-Market is quoted as quiet and steady
Domestic fleece at 52G65c unwashed at l6saIc
pulled SOC soc state oNCa00c tubbed at &C.
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Cuba.

PLANTATIONS ASD TOWNS BURNED ny TIE
PATRIOTS.
New YoRK, Feb. Fl.
The Cubans Of this city are much excited
and encouraged by the reports OF recent
successes by the patriots. News Is re-
ceived from the lberating forces up to the
9TH inst, stating that upwards of two hun
dred plantations had been burned. The
following letter was received from Cuba
Friday
SANTA EsplRIru, Feb. 4, 1875.
We are surrounded here by patriots UNI
der the command of General Gomez. Gen.
eral Sanguili, Colonel Jiminez and other
well.known leaders. The patriots make
nightly foragipg expeditions into the sub
urbs of the town and help themselves to
what they want in food, clothing, etc.
The Spanish soldiers cannot be forced to
show any fight, for they have not been paid
for months and are badly clothed and fed.
They are perfectly demoralized. When
sally Is made majority of the troops de-
sert, so the military commandment thinks II
safer to keep HE men inside the town.
Every day we see smoke in the neighbor-
hood of plantations burning. The town
of Jibaro has been burned and leveled with
the ground, and terrible butchery took
place at It's capture Fifty Spanish SOL
diers came over to our side, and fourteen
others escaped. The day that the patriots
burned the plantation OF Fortay Suris they
left a proclamation TO the following effect
"To-day we only burn fields of sugar
cane, but very soon we will return and APP
ply the torch to sugar mills and dwelling
houses. When we have destroyed all the
small towns, like Jbaro, in the neighbor-
hood of the Spanish forts, VIC shall do the
same thing In the district of Guamuahaya."
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Ne,abborhood Paragraphs.

There has as yet been no appearance OF
smallpox at Clarendon or Wallingford, and
the scare has nearly subsided.
Rev. L. II. Store Of Castleton lett home
Saturday morning. on a lecturing tour
through the northern counties OF the state.
The wind blew perfect gale at Ludlow
and Chester on Sunday morning, taking
the snow In every direction, drifting badly
and blockading the roads.
Charles NJ. Bliss, ESQ.,, of Bennington,
formerly of Rutland, delivers an address
on Agricultural Education" at the meet
Ing of the State Board of Agriculture at
Clarendon, Feb. 90.
Washingtons birthday will be celebrated
at the Bomoseen House, Casteton, with an
anniversary ball, This evening. Mine host
Collins always conducts such affairs In a
manner that makes every one enjoy them
A concert will soon be given at Castleton
which is to be sustained almost exclusively
by home talent. AS Casteton can boast OF
some very good musicians, the concert
should, and doubtless will be, well patron
lied.
The races at Lake George commence to-
morrow, Tuesday, and continue four days.
$50 in premiums are offered, and lively
races are expected. Quite number OF
horsemen from this locality have announc-
ed their intention of being present.
Mr.. Alauson Dustin of Middlebury, died
at the residence Of his son-in-law, 4. Ia.
Frary, in Jonesvile, on Friday, aged 30
years. He is also father-in.law of James
Strong, S. r. D., the eminent biblical
scholar and commentator, and professor
in Drew theological seminary.
Oliver Charlick, for some time president
of the Harlem Extension railroad, and
known to many Of our citizens, who has
been confined to his house at Flushing, H.
l., for the past five months by protracted
illness and obliged to transact his business
by telegraph, has so far recovered az to be
able TO drive out.
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new York stock ana Money Market.
, LATEST MONETARY.

NEW YoRK. Feb. 20.
The stock market opened strong Oh Saturday,
with Union Pacific shares taking tho lead and
selling up near one per cent, during the flrst
half hour after the opening OF the exchange.
Northwestern and Western Union were also
strong The transactions we're limited In oil
kinds Of shares. but the tendency was constant
~ townr better prices The storm prevented
operations to some extent. Towards noon stocks
were stronger and advancing. After the pub
lloation OF the bank statement stocks were
steady and dull with few transactions. Pacific
Mail was particularly strong, with sales up
TOES.
Gold opened at il4N, afterwards sold at il4k
ond iisl. and closed at li4S.
II Is reported o million and quarter Of gold
is now on the why from England, having been
ordered last week Since then the advance and
recovery In sterling exchange rates and the de-
cline In the gold premium will prevent the ship
ping nrm max ng any proflt on the operation
Sterling exchange rates opened at 4s3H and
4s'. The London dispatches say that the Brit
ish stock exchange was closed on Saturday to
admit OF repairs to the building. consequently
there were no English prices Of American secur.
tiles reported.
There IL no change to notice In money rates
upon call. and loaning upon stock collateral has
ranged between ~ and per cent. for n long
time.
Tho city bank statement for the past week
Is regarded as unfavorable, especially In the
loss OF gold. Loans increased, Si,Tas,OO !;
specie decreased, $4,000 legal tenders de.
creased, s,2oi,oOo deposits decrease, g. 600, ooo
circulation decreased. s9ssoO0 According to
the 1gures the bank reserves have been re-
Co.,
II was announced at the stock exchange Sat
urday morning that two certificates or Erie
raised from Two shares to 200 have been discoy-
cred upon the market. There are supposed to
be four OF these certificates altogether In circu-
latiOn.
Daniel Drew IA reported to have recently
made three-quarters OF o million OF dollars upon
the decline In Wabash shares. Jacob Rubino
has made $4,000 In "bulling" gold, and the
cllques are all making money. Jay Gouds
profits in Union Pacific are likely to be very
large and the purchases By his broksrs setur-
day were very large and liberal.
Government bonds dull and steady.
state bonds quiet.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-22
Black Hill Gold Mines.

Sioux CITY, Feb. II.
A letter has been received here by the
editor of the Times OF this city direct from
the party who left here last October for the
Black Hills gold mines. The party, num-
beiing thirty, are comfortably quartercd
near the centre of the hills. have had no
trouble with tho Indians, and are prospect
ing with success. This is tho first reliable
information from this party. Various ru-
mors have been afoat OF party returning
from that region with gold dust, bit they
are probably untrue.