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The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11
MONDAY, 10th DAY JAN'Y, 1876
SALE OF MADISON
AND
TALLAHATCHIE LANDS

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
ID the Circuit Court of the United
States for the Southern District of Missis-
sippi, sitting in Chancery, made OH the
goth day of February, :1S74, in the case of
Thomas Graves vs.. L. IL. Withers and
wife, Ex'rs of John Kyle, deceased, and
others, the undersigned, Commissioner.
will sell, before the door of the Court
house In Canton, Mississippi, to the high
est bidder FOR CASH, in one body and BY one
sale, an undivided interest of 1 in the fol-
lowing tract of land in TALLAHArcHIE
COUNTY, Mississippi, tO-wit Lots /, 2,
3, 5, z, $40, IL, IL, IL and IA of Section ~:
lots s, 9, 10, IL, II, -, IA and Is of Sec
ton %; lots 3. 4, 5, z, s, 8. 10, II and ID
10, IL and II Of Section 33; all in Town
skip "a. Range l West, being about 1910
acres. The sale to take place Oh
MONDAY, 9th DECEMBER, 1875.
Also at the same time and place, on
entire interest in the following lands in
MADISON COUNTY, Mississippi, to-wit: %
acres off north end Of ell n.e4; also nj
Of WI n.e.4 less two acres; nj WI n.w.f
lying NV. of the diagonal line; all in
Section 4; nj of nj and ST of WI n.e.4
and 81 e.4 n.w.4 Of Section S; all in
Township 8, Range East; the ST. of e.A
Of s.e.4 W: Of CT and Ell of WI and w.
of s.w,4 of Section 30; and 81 Section 81,
Township 8, Range 3 East, about 100
acres. The Madison county lands will be
sold subject to the dover of Mrs. Eliza
beth Withcrs therein, as allotted by de-
cree of the Probate Court of said county
rendered the 18th of February, 1865;
said allotment being in NJ of wi of Ell
of sw4 Section 80; 81 of WI set and 81 of
swf, and l34 acres off the south side of
WI swf. and q acres off the south side of
Mt WI of sell Section 32; all in Township
0, Range 3 East; the nj nw4 and 81 Il
NV aud WI net of Section S, Township
8, Range East, containing 800 acres.
J. II. BOYD, Com'r.
5 Sos'tG %s n Shelton sol'rs.
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William N. Tweed escaped on
Saturday from the custody of the
Sherifrs officers, who had taken him
cut Tor drive and visit to his fam
ay. Discovery of his fight is alIcg-
ed to have been made within . few
moments after his disappearance,
sst thorough search SO far has prov
I'd entirely unsuccessful. Nothing
had been heard Of the fugitive.
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project of Europe. The artisans
will. of course be cordially welcom-
ed, and will probably, on returning,
be found as ardant republicans as
were many of the followers of La
fayette after their stay in this coun-
try.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11

Inc maddest man IN Wisconsin
rs John Leigh, of Oconto. He was
candidate for member of Assem-
bly,, and being q conscientious man,
voted for his opponent, who was
elected by just one majority.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11

The New York Herald put down
~ tho political consequence of the
late elections, the number of Demo-
cratic Presidential electoral votes
lSS. Republican 1871.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11

The grand jury in St. Louis has
indicted Gen. Babcock, the Pres
dents private secretary, for his
connection with the whisky rev.
eiruc robbers.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11
COMMISSIONERS SALE +!


RY virtue of a decree of the Circuit
- Court of the United States for the
Southern District of Mississippi, in Equi-
ty, rendered at the May Term thereof A.
u. 1870, in the case of FIRST National
Bank of Cairo ct al. VS.. Sallie r. Winter
ct al, will, as Commissioner, sell at pub
lie Outcry to the highest bidder, for cash,
in front of the Courthouse in Canton, in
the county Of Madison, Mississippi, on
Monday, 10th Day December, 1875,
between 10 O'Clock am. and pm, that
real estate In Canton aforesaid, known as
the Banking House Il Richard Winter
and the lot on who it is situated, and
Bank Furniture in sand Banking House,
and east& of two lots OH the corner of
Union and North streets. being 100 feet
on North street and 200 feet on Union
street.; and that land in the county afore-
said described as Sch and Ell S.W.4 and
NJ wa S.W.4 in Section Is, and M
Ell Sc Section %, all in Township II,
Range East, containing 800 acres.
GEORGE A. HOGSETT,
Nov. 25-tdS. Commissioner.
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Grant is stocking the cards to
play for the third term. His trumps
are hard money mo Popery, ne
gro colonization, and Cuba. He ~
Shy of tho black spot cards this
game, and don't seem 10 think that
carpct-Las 'xnav9s' will do to bet
Oh.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11

Charles Francis Adams, of Mas
saehusetts, and L. @. c. Lamar, Of
AI>sissiPPS, are the chosen oyaAors
on the opening of the Centennial.
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11
Valuable Land for Sale.

r WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC AUG
i ton, In front of the Courthouse door
of Madison c"tinty. OH
SATURDAY, JAN'Y LIST, 1876,
for one-thrsi cash. balance IN one and two
years with ten per cent. interest from
date of sale. secured by Trust Deed. the
following land in said county tn-wit:
w ! Of Sc and J of SW and w
NE / and + NV I of Sec. -. and IS
acres off of w 81 NWf Sec. ~. and FL
SET except 20 acres off north end of Sec
20; all in rs. 8 Range 3 Fast.
In the meantime applications will he
received for the purchase of the above
lands at private sale. Apply to
CAMPBELL & CALHOoN. A.ts
10 16-tdsl w. W. HUMPHREYS. JR.
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NEW ADVERTIEMENTs.
TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE of the provisions OF a
ID Deed of Trust, executed to me as
Trustee by Mrs Lucy Powell, on the 7th
day OF December, 1874, recorded in Book
f +, page IL, in Record OF Deeds, to Sc
cure certain Indebtedness to +. .. Cobb,
will sell, OH
MONDAY, 10th DAY JAN'Y, 1876
at the Courthouse in Madison county,
Miss, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following property, situated i'm the city of
Canton, known ~ the late residence of
Mrs. Lucy Powell: commencing at the S.
K. corner OF u lot now occupied by Mrs.
Douglass, running east 100 feet, thence
north 200 feet, thence west 100 feet, thence
south 200 feet to the beginning. The tt
tic to the above property is believed to be
good, but the Trustee will only convey
such title as is vested in him by the Trust
Deed. j. W. DOWNS,
Dec. 10, 1S70.tds- Trustee.
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,,..ss~nt in Missouri
."rn = l%~s for fifteen esAts per
Lu.s
The Canton mail. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 18??-1882, 1875-12-11

TIC failure Of Wallace &GA. one
If the largsst dry geaa - New
Orleans, has created = suspr,se,
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CANTON MAIL.

Canton, Mississippi Dec. IT. -
, 1875-08-16

CATrLE-rho past week waa most unpso0tsh1o
for wr.trrn hhippors. Tho eupry was tllh Ar9'at
ever known At thl& rtage of tho AeAHon, MID greatly
excsse1 The rnde requirements, ,4which owing 10 ths
dnpros.cd condition Of tho Eastern mntkes. wesc Iess
than usual s[nusisys ptlocs showed u decline from
those current on tho previous Saturday. and thu re-
mkLning siays OF the wssk kiao wttnossed steady
shrfnkage in vaucs, Tho reduction wss not confned
to any particular rass Ne WAN ahAred by Ill, Chnee
gradts, ~ uau.t, snIeIc te,t, but the 10 lno In
such Was . strong 16o por ~ III. Texans ahd cns-
mon to far nAtisea off from 40Q36ho Beockets
wero Id batter demand thau for aoms wcsks previons
the low pricra attracting Tho attontion Of feeders
Saturday wus dull lay 4nd pzcch ~ero no mors
satisfactory 10 sellers than wore those u ths day
boforo, Hhppers a. vel A. local buyers hail thsf
otlrrs we'll hllea, but this low raaca At which thu stock
i.r.i account. Al the riote however. there wero be-
tween ,p0u nnd Ooo rattle yet uuaold.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dseves-afadsd .tssss. weighing 1850
chtes ~ n,escs.F.nc H. well rmei ye.r
10 8 year old aicers. weighing l,9>o I"
oo"i seef.. Weigh i'll
' i'm i.io1 to iauo ia w 4.95asoo
| uutshcrs' stock-roor to fair ntcera. Anu
| ron,non to clloi.o cows, for city slaughter.
Weighing HDo 10 lion Dihs................ 27Saaoo
8tock caltlo-Conlsnon cAtso, weighing soo
1nferorovht :so Lii and lin COWS, helisrs
| HtaHst Dulle aEA acaAEue AeV
Texas EAile-Thr0uah tlroycs. ....-...... 22setJs3
Hons--sIpnda,s market WAS aoive and atrorg.
TIN supply was light, and, falling shnrt Of tho d.
m4nd. thure advance, light weights moving up
to e.. sstl' and common 70 prime heavy to 3115aS
holders to insntaln tho alYsnce. hut, under tae FREQ
arrivals Of We.;nrsdsy ani Thur'lay, the matks; &
Tor ths former mud to $V ATS fnr tho lAttnr. Dn
Saturday thcrs gou4 on.and and aea,.,y Aup-
ply, Under which tho narkct t,rn'cd up little. Dntl
shippers and Chicago packers wero free buyers. and
BY iil.y tho pens empty, sacs making At sd.a,
S72s for scalawags. At $40 :i,71 for c1n,non to
prime heavy, and 1t SIT t37.90 for baron Cradles.
Ghules to oxra 4oavy rod for At &.9stS I1a.
, 1875-08-16

ollh frsees were not grastl, didessn. from teoss
mnfke. WA steady and arm: CARIBOU standsrd white}
drs. test. do I!nots legal test 1W deg, Il
G3llnat 10 hs4di9hk, Its dss lt<slaku; estE< lard
0 tl.ua4Al AIT ha- !, voAyla NU 4S3ci Anass4,
raw, lac; DO boiled, sle; wlAta 7afao sperm, &lai
91a6: naA'ssoot oi strictly pure. d. ~.
ira tl00 do No. l. v9e; bsak oil. Doc; slfaits. ttoi
planbAgo oil! aKe7aei surpaatl1s. aMa O.; nanhtha.
Wsss Vtfetns olla, naturtI - ieg $50 natural, 81
tls4., Hu 5elucsd, IN asU.. 41l4hc.
FUuLTRY-CAlekeua were III ,4fRs supply, dull, ana
lower. Bnall springs. especially, wsre very sluH.
About 10 coots. which dus The previous day,
did uot szFtTs uut saturday. Quotations: Old chick
ens. t.1s84 84.u springs, t2.o0gas.oo. tuEkay+ u44
lie per n ducks, f3.U0.
not quotabty lower rhs nFtt car Of nav sood wt4
resolved. aud sold II 97e. belnR aood 10 quality. III
thought tho quality o shs crop will rot ~ 20 good -
It was l4st Year. Old umot6y aold 1t $l%otsa $50.
CloveF sod 1t d. a.10 Ia : ANAL Way. 9Mx l. hfu
Ut q 80 for good cFu4hlpa.
BALT-Ths demand coutlLues aetiFo st the current
prices: Saginaw. 0londaRa, and osusdA hne, ei.40t
dairy With bass, $aa Ashton dairy pss ssci. {.oo.
vEOETAALEs-Wsra SLOW aud esjY. ya1y cAosoe
Michigan potatoes arc ss!abls, but common stoss y
slux, Though the supply u ANAL. roatoes he
prE L1l Exest potatoes, |e1ssss 4ssA4l,7s Pr W
tomatoes 20. So per dos onlons, $a.1533eo pot ef
M0UL-Ihsra WAs no chsnKa. Nov ana sneh ~
afles {os hAs woos sscsssd but khs tss4e usually
cslIs foE medium gradea. which ny steady aAass aoa.
Taasws.h.d' srsauy pstns tasssei DO peof % lood.
&44B tsot wzsAca Aeee$. ana4 SSatQo ~ medium.
4ltS&Jc; do c1asss, ab0 &oo; 0nNAheds Gas asAsJ
to nglt, 2&a1su; 90 1usaupa, a2S4sai 90 eos1ss'
3I31tc,
, 1875-08-16
TELEcaApHlc MARKET REPORTS.

-.
sp.eta, Df,pa,tA !. RI. chiraas Tribune
Y,vvo.o,, Iuo ,-11 m-EI ouR-No l. 9ss.
~"s' ''
NO. X 2Ss'
M-Wheat-Wintar, No. ], lis I'd spring, No
l. lis. No T. los sd: white No. !, ils I'd: No. 4 lis
al. lii, NJ -, al. M. 4 1,a vi. Corn. Ska
-, ~'40' A''' - 49, S~' N'~F = 49,
W. .. .. -.-.
Puov11oNs-pofk. 8os. 1ard, 64s{36A sa+
Llv1nfool, Aug. 1l-3p. m.-daA1x-oosu. Np.1
o. ~ ~ = -. ~ o,.ao,
PaoFaIoHs~Afa4 ela 0asse0'
1lvEarooL, Aug. 1s-5 P. m.-Flnun-E7trs atats
and Westsru a1s
q o..s~whs..-No,. l nj . to ! ,pr.us 1os 7dal,s,
corn-Am.rtcsu mixed, a,s.
Pnov1s1oxs--ssw pork-Westesp. sos; Eaatern, SIS.
r.r5-aoa R.ron 6is
c
CA1es&-Amase7n' nae' oas.
Pxrnol.uu-n,an.d, 04d anirits, sxd.
T..s.. 80 =, IT,. No. t,,.ht T. s.m,d,z
LONDON Ana us--Aof'-fos nhahs Is aAmsh"s
tho crop. snd tho prspscts are 1t present ltss fAVor
able th.n hl,h rio. Tho constnsntal crop 's .iso
n.'.' uue's s.t.. ~" '.s '~"''' "s
etates' - loAsto'
TMk GRAlH THAnE-Ths, Timer city Asucle tfaaY
sayx: "The following on tho enQllttuu Of The grain
trsa. !, 1erivad f,om GOOD soureey. Admitting II
..ss, s|t,s Iss T., ths .v.nt ~ ,,d vo.th.r IN
ceslatn !u1suos sao ~ ~ u1 u'e t " "s a ~
tne euInat{ eseaa 5uss9 .,r T. ee so,snjon r. ~
psoposton Q! s wnest esoP ~ fsa 10y H. ~ -
us fseent e II liz rr'p II ssaured
asse ~ A nsen tn,a ~ Ss M wat chsn,s IN ths
~ g1oa oHsf' asse .a. 70 1o ~ fSas, -. had
.ssaon " S.pes ~ .nrosasa scan " w6ieS
taen M,sIu! w! "t,c;entI fneHa woi, sIotItG car
~ w a.d Es nng TX. iast rsnort Sr,m Franco il
, 1875-08-16
The Anstr.u Minister Of Agriculture, In lis oflc'ai

rrt ntt ri 2!h nl., Ra5n: ...
'tiu 1inhein,a The ast bal! If luy rains wcrc sno
late to tNnet thu crops excepting ost'1 ltcar. AMI
t,rana. Bys II below average. but III HFhn ap"ht NJ
artraan. III Mnfavt. and saIs thu rrop Il m aver
nxe. Wheat ooke, better. thonKh tntt VA quite ex.
tensive; hurley. short to frlf hTersgc crop oats:
Roo,l Average crup sIr<etta. In diiria ani hns".
wilma Tiers had Iern tho fltte ran raHsnK AanIagH to
tra}E. l,e. average In tlnkHwina, hut in tAiica
ton~ I'll aserag:; wheat promised lc'er: tmslcy ~
t1w an average; nalIas locks we'll In Hlkpwtut. III
il" Asne c"nntrie*. ryc an avetase; si.o whe,t:
IL EIucr Austr!t. therr *as mnth dnmaRs iIy
rust male leaked well. IN stnlhorn Tysnl anl
thr country bordering thn Adr1stc, wheat, oats, md
harley were harvested, anil n,a,zo ioukrl wrll. Il.
Hungary, Crntia. and Transsttnnta tas hArvsit taa
been completed, win Is enw expectations. RI.
ID lal Ia Trsnsy1 and 1ilat, Tho rlnp Was
iowltrs go" nnr, and "u'y sssraRe one !u some
TsAn.,IvAnts aud Crul!a. In tho Scrt Cun,it ito Of
the nanat thn crt' IL hid. In the vicinity Of Arat
little oyrr yal!%A 10 to u rncke NJ rye mud
wheat, an IL to Il mrRen Of barley. Qualify vari-
1blr. Mhte. guo'l p.at1se-H
1lc yien,,t Htnt.the II trng os July ~ estimates
tie crHp If Hungary nj :1.Ga1 o. to a0 00n0 rwth "
whsss: 9n,0s,G' meier rye; l26o0 c0g n'etzer ar-
ley. anil says h!t, with The largo hur!y left over from
last yeur, 8ood export trade in wheat oJ be looked
fuf.
, 1875-08-16

Withdrawn from sore en FIktAy for oily COLI
sunpthn: 7d1 hu whsat, 3f8 tucoE1,, 400 bA oats,
The following grain wns insnecel Into STORE GU
Saturday morning cns new No. rcd winter whcat;
ca1s No. spring. 4; cars No. 2 do. 80 cars No.5
do u rc1ectea do ti3s wheat, Of which 81 nre
new, u cars hlghn!1eA corn, 1856 cars No. do. 07
curs rejected do, IL cara no grade do t490 cotu};
carr wto oats. II No. d. ~ rejected do,
ours no grade do ti8 oats, Of ~bIch - are new;
cara new rejected rye; car nav no grade barley.
Total, 4sl cars, $500 bu. 1uareetsl out: MICA
hu wheat, leA093 Lu corn, 1s. .118 bu Quiz, a3a bu
barley.
Ths following were tht receipts antf shipments Of
brcudstufr sud live stock 1t this roiut during the st
week and fur tho corresponding weeks ending IA
, 1875-08-16

N1tn@ DH...- -tc,uVo ths'oo "'%I-'~
And the exports for tue week ending Aug IL wera
2,sC1 brla of pork, aud ,530 tcs Of lard.
The leading rroIncs ma. kcta irregular on Bat
nrday, with fair aggregate Of hnAness dung in
speculative way. but nut much fur aAiptuehs. The
markets. did mot depend upon the weather 30 much ~
for tIn4 poat. the question ot prtseNt supply
having sr:st dea to do With tho demand. Receipts
of grain BID far 10 increase harc an OIL tho ln-
iu En- yan, waith tn Is to mako bnsers hold
on Tic weather was Irregular. It VIII ane herr. but
raining 1t points In tho "eat, tho latter fact
tcutng 10 ste Wy tho markets which hsa hesn weak
early In the hls.
The luilness In ths shipment OF grain via strongly
marked u the tack that tke by SAL al c 10
uutIalo and Sc to OsweRo These IRE tho lowest rueh
known s'nce Tic beginning Of the Var. In 1850 tho
syersSo prics to DuEalo 48c and the Invest INC
corn but then thGr8 was ta0 par ton Oh fs-
turn fFeghta waFeaa It Il liAicu!s 10 obtain more
than o nov. Tho pay for full caTgocs on tho round
"trip Is therefore v4ry much less now than thea.
Dry.Rosds were In moderate demand and were un-
changed In vAluts Prices Of groceries she
~ on Friday. though concea displayed rather sess
s.seugth In consequence Of q slighs decline ut tho
East. Angars wero easy. Rice, srurs, molasecs,
spices, and teas were steady. Tle buttor market was
lruer for good to choice qualities, but the poorer
grades wore working nasier. Cheese remains
stsudy. Tlera Wa faix busiues4 doing In
dried ffuit4 II wcll-suslAneA prices. Fiah
vero fairly active, aud most descriptions verc firm.
tn tho coal anil wood markets ihsre were changes.
Oils are moving freely than for some time prest-
ous and are tasmer. A. Fulc, tagging remains arm
at 31o for stIrk and 40 for American. The seaher
trads IL uet With rrices eaty- There wa1 good de-
mand for tobacco a. full pTices.
There changes LII lumber calling Tor special
comment. At tha yards fatr huaiueaa waa a0us At
recent prices. Some grades Of loats md scauns are
dru owing 10 their scarcity aud ths fact that prices
arc relatively lower Than thosa Outlined At tba DOCKS
, 1875-08-16
STATE OF TRADE.
No Variation in tho Mon0tOny of
Local Finances.
Frightening Prospects for the Fall
Trade.
The Produce Markets Generally Easier
-..Grain Weak.
Lake Fretghts at the Lowest Point
Touched In Sixteen Years.
FINANCIAL

yhs eour.. Of on.nct, sua,rt Ia tho Lat weak has
h..n de,od al .ny feature Of ESPECIAL inscrcst No
.nurc. NJ ,rn,c,t;or, fot loans ,as been important
.nouoh IL r.u,o .nv .tlr In tlo 1oan market. NeF-
th,nts .re narrowing freely because COLLECTIONS arc
,,oor Thar. In morn ron,n,ufnt than usual eyou 1t
~. ~. w,th vb,ch ennntrv nconlc
tA's ome' ot VIC A'o""cs. ~ "'1.t 80" s,.,
make their payments. 1he "c&ther hnorHs hh1ufA
explanation of this The proppecs widely believed
in t,p1. .arcl-a 10 ta vary rood for tha fail trade The
ss.,, 49,. ~ ~. wa.th,~ ~. h.t ~. sr.rt IN
tAf'sao's chAhRs " Nv so~'ae, Hss ~. WV
brighten everything in the outlook OF The csope, anu
That II ouc great element In commercial prosperity.
Rates II tacouut nj tho bang ara 4 g 10 per esn::
s...,. 80. .,,5. J., ,r5,ro,,.nt h,,rovcr, of
eonee.sons src 'o@'' W 'noepen''o' D0'''"'
several per cent ........-
On tho street. ousuesa Ia quiet. tales a1t Cd 1s rcr
can't,
~ v,,. .x,h,no. +u,, An, ~ nav ,ntueop h.nta
~. ao9A o1enAns' "0' nfn' u f"f oe|"s'A
for $1,000. .-....
Tho cleariugr Saturday vera f3,Ce0,on: for tbs
week they wers "a a. and for tbs correspond
~ ~...h os,.., 49,, ,t,as -sro sIa an 1ra 1t
ma *eS& OF tAa' year lucy "eso s''''
BUR1NEss IN BOSTON,
Ths Hoaton Adrtyt,Asr says:
Now, ...n. n w. r,nro sbund ,nt than ever to.1sF
and T. nsrsI ysrv frsaiv rsrh.u. nui uu uef terms
i.. ~s"t h,1 il yefy Iit'ouIt 10 lud prime "a
t.e4 s@,s "ve@t ~ -
, 1875-08-16

HOO rROnUcTa-Wote outlet, and esEIer m the
wbosc, though there VIA dash Or strength ssrfy tu
rust lite 10 Ugh. receipts VI heEat which wera loted
n.,n. Tie demand light, aud holders wore rather
free sellers tlorc they lii. not Gear tho market With
Offerings ths etotks being mostly tu stseuR hands,
Ths D.,,iv Comnfycik BaEti,a reports that summer
packing has rlactened soncwhat. but the aggregate
slaughter far, llncr nut yary much from 10000
hoIs Ut at 100 t1 In Of tho total last 5sar.
knirAGNEs-TAe Hitiy Cum msrt tas R<porf gives the
following n tho shipments Of provisions from 1h!s
city for tile week 0nlinH Aug H. 1915 and since No'-
|, 1a74, together With cnmL,arisnrAs
, 1875-08-16

+4FESTs
NEW YoaE, Aug. lA.-0osa opened At l.l3H and
cloaod Rt l.i3}-ths Two extremoa. Early In the day
borrowers paid high a. l-J3 a.G4 for Tho use OF
eAb gold, bat subsequently,, aaes dropped 10 1aJ per
cent Per Anau. and a the close loans mads fat,
md 1t per cent for carrying Imports at specie for
tho week were sa8,1oo Of which 3s9vuu were gold.
Government honda closed arm.
Railroad bonds we're quIek md nrm In tia 1ats Altar
noon dealings.
st4ts bonds quiet and nomnAl
The stock msskett whIch showed slight decline At
The opening Of business. became llroug aud higher
during tho day, aud u hs close With The mnr1es du
In many CANES. the highest quotations Of lhs weak
wars made. Tha ndyancs for the day was Hestx per
cent. Western Union advanced from, III 10 s3t. Aud
Atlantic Facihc Telegraph from, 21t u u, on TO-
ports thAl both Companies vuulI advance their raes
Nonl1y. lock tEland roRa from l0G4 10 lu93., and
clote1 at 1o8. Delaware, lac1swzun4 4 Western I'd.
Ssuced to III, Northxekt.rn 10 A1s:, preferred to
6a;;. 8t. Paul to 374., sad preferred to ii,
the list ss1ss having Gcnsraly been u thcxs
prices. Unon racihc wAs fro, At 71,t. Ths advance
IN Missouri ptccks wa 4 10 per ceut. pacihs Mail
closed sseady 1t 3sKQl3sx, and rAte Raore At eoGa
60A.
Transactions on the Exchange aggregated n eco
sbsFts, ot which 1lo E5S, 0o Lake aAors 400
Northwestern Common, 1850 Rock 1slanl. II. CIV
1acthc Nsl b,a0 VI. Paul Cannon. avis preferred,
anlt 81, 10 Wesleru Upion. ..
1hs weekly h4uk statement 70 - fo'hss: Loans,
INCREASE, E)u7tu0: spects. decrease ~ ~ !sy4
tenatts decseaks, ~ l9Jt deposits. decrease, ~
t0fo9 circulation, dscreass, stossoo: reserve, ds'
Money MARKET suy a lxa2; primo ularesnsis
tuston.a receipts. s!&oooo Ths Assistant TrsssuEer
diseur1ed W ~; rlcsrt"gs. - = 'oo.ooS.
, 1875-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

TIA following wsTs tha fseeipts and shlpnsnts Of
w sAdiAs A1ts4 u produce ~ uus city during ihs
, 1875-08-16

BuEEl-Ths market has continued quiet with
prices showing but little variation frn quntaons
Of d week ago. Local butchers about the only
o. erator their wants equal to tho supply and
pric4s wsre sugtsne Ut 5u Leo for common to MO.
un aud al $4:a5 90 for yool to extra. The larger
part of the receipts changed hands at $3.769Ao0.
ST, LOUIS.
ST. LouIa, No., AuG. N..-IInGa-Scarca !; best
8r des higher Ehiprera, 37.3u. 7.sH; bacon s7.sOs
i.aO butohsrs'. SIS ais.
CAETLE-S, eIdy, with fa!r dcn,snd; supply ,we
WORKED oil cbo!ce na&ve ateors, 3iuoaI.5O medium
to fair sisn6ssso: choice Tesa,,s. s!.5s good, .l0
Gs4.9i medium tn fair $40 a LGs comnon, t2.sots
400; native and Tsxaa cows, II. 4H@3D0.
REcxlPrs-l1ugs, 6a head; cattlc, Z, $40 bead.
, 1875-08-16
ILLINOIS RIVER AAn cAqAl.

Su4t.4f I}tsNW{f : u Tha ca1eRA70 1T'aa'' =, N
IA8ALLx, ILL.,, Aug. lA-AnRlvk1 pr As'1A ~.
PAsxxp 1x1o uAxAL-hlmr City u Pr1tla, ''lD 'snss
With two uArses ot e1euraiouiuts for Utica sa1,ta
Bupha4m and Nautilus. with about IN uaIa11s i
various Catholic tsnlpazsnoa s1Asslcs u tns ""'
An t3dutsto1 10 Utica. u,tls~
PAssIp Our o. CANAL AND nkRAsEsp u S1'A-
Rslusplng sAapI slunIxk.
, 1875-08-16

Quite tAree lumber foet arrived hero ycsterdsy".
Two or thrcs terrific thunder storms accompanied
scvera nosthwsstsrly SQUALLS FAased over this e!'s
tcrdAy morning. but no scc!deats haro thus fas ta
repoztad... The s,hs D. l. Wells, which won't atse'
In the 1traits nbout two weeks spcs wls brought" J"
Saturday by the wrecaug-tug Loyiathan. She hI1
steam pump on board. and apparently waI ltatst
badly. shs will 60 Into Of tho docks ol the Cut
20 uvy-Doct Company r1lisvea Of hst easfs
1.-THE old barge Corpek formerly ; steaTsT >
bong Converted iRta io1tlNG hospll4'.
Tbs Captain Of tho stsAm large Two HtlA
IL undoubtelly incompetent 10 !un tho 's'x es
lie Las shown Lis ipcap4cilY Or rccka sucss, pt ~
ever else II H. several times during tho past
causlnR nt11.1bsr al kcoiienta and collisions. b
uay aftsrnpon he again mIna4sd to run fnio VIZ
thing that venturul Into hls vicinity. The 1xo ~
ltba willis fone down tho ctsssh, hrse ran iuto lht
Crawford. then into tbs hsA1aeAF of ths Afssda ~
backing out, backed into The tug W,llln H1osa -
hroke her stAnchtnns. IA statsd In tho lal CHINE
Of yaateFdky'A TA1HVAg tho ssAuahSEXn klniies. w
waa u tAe Lap!s Ut taa shaElE fur Funnn3 lna ~
Buren strest tr,iRc And killing horse, has ~!
sharp on the ausriH and isuow nut Of lie ssssl u
ApAhqfttls4. There Wa custodian on pae! y
her. hut that ottlcs1 was not OyorscTnpuloHs aaa
lowed tug 10 tow She bans ont In Tho Ako shls =.
was On tasr}, and thsn roturnsI 10 tho tty 20 ~ ~
tuR, Uuless thu 9AeriH II a1ls IL hriuH hs E4!a.s
BACK again whsa wanted tuia trick Of oaa q hls =
dsrilugs will coss h,rn Road round s ~ ~ ~
who barely esralra Win hs Iifs. srt whosa hoFassA
killed. u boHEd 10 bring tho offenders to juatass'