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THE CANADIAN FISHERIES.

OTTAWA Ont, Oct 15, 1875
Mr. Ford and Mr. Bergne the English officials ap-
pointed 10 act with Sir A. T. Galt the British Commits
sioner of the International Commission the Fisher
les Settlement are busily engaged in preparing the
for the Commission. II is understood that Lieu
tenant Governor Clifford, OF Saen Mass, will be United
States Commissioner and Judge Foster OF Boston, tho
American agent A third Commissioner remains TO be
chosen by the Austrian Ambassador at London. When
this takes place the Commission will bo fully organized
and will proceed TO business
MONTREAL, Quebec Oct Is, 1875,
The counsel engaged by the Canadian government TO
conduct their case before the Fishery Commission will
meet in St John early in November TO consult
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THE MISSISSIPPI TROUBLES.

MILITARY OPERATIONS SUSPENDED BY GOVERNOR
AArEs-AssURAEcE OF A FAIR AND FREE
ELECTION.
wAsmsGroS, Oct. Is, 1875
Ex-senator Pease OF Mississippi, to-day received the
following despatch
JACKSON, Miss, Oct IL, 1875
Military operations have been suspended by Gov
ernor Ames, based upon tho most ample and minute
assurances OF the leading citizens OF the State that
there shall be peace and fair and free election.
They would not undertake to answer for the
lawess but guarantee to aid the civil officers
In the execution of the laws The Governor expresses
himself wholly satisfied with the assurances given and
believes that they made in good faith and VIII DO
carried out to the letter An improved feeling prevails
especially among the whites and general desire for
peace prevails among all classes. Good citizens are
greatly encouraged
j. l. LAKE Jr.. United States Marshal
A COMPROMISE AGREED UPON.
The Attorney General stated at the Cabinet meeting
to-day that he is in receipt Of information which he
deems authentic, TO the effect that both parties
Mississippi have agreed to terms which will prevent
further trouble in that State and peaceable election
is confidently anticipated
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct Is, 1875.
Lieutenant Commander A. s. Crownnshield is ordered
TO ordnance duty at the Washington Navy Yard; Sur
geon A. S. Oberly is ordered to tho Pensacola Navy
Yard; Passed Assistant Surgeon J. B. Parker is
ordered special duty at the Bureau OF Medicine and
Surgery In place Of Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ L.
Ruth detached from that duty and ordered to tho Mime
sofa at New York; Surgeon II. ~ Beaumont is de-
tached from the Pensacola Navy Yard and placed on
waiting orders; Midshipman A. A. Nicholson is detached
from the Worcester and ordered to Annapolis for
nation; Passed Assistant Engineer A. G. Engard has
ported his return home having been detached from the
Benica, and has been placed on waiting orders
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. LATE HON. s. E. DIMMICK.

HoYRsDALE, Pa, Oct Is, 1875
he funeral Of Hon. s. E. Dimmck, Attorney Gen.
OF Pennsylvania, who died in Harrisburg on
sday morning last, took place from his residence,
Ionesdalc this afternoon, at halfpast three O'Clock
ernor Hartranft Auditor General Temple, Deputy
Ite Treasurer Linn, Hon Wayne Mcvegh and many
Der prominent officials and citizens were present
! ceremonies were conducted according to the Epis-
bal burial service by the Rev. Mr.. sKler, assisted by
DR.. Dunning. The business Of the plact "a en-
ly suspended, many buildings were dS ped in
yurning and nags were displayed at half m%gt The
era was the largest held In Northeastern Penn
Bvana The remains Of the deceased were inferred in
In Dyberry Cemetery, in this place.
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RUN ON A BOSTON BANK.

BosroN, Mass Oct Is, 1875.
There quite a run on the Home Savings Bank Of
this CITY, to-day, which continued to the close OF bank
hours The officers OF the bank state that IL is in per-
fectlv safe condition; that they are paying all that
come without requiring the regular notice. and expect
10 continue to do The semannual dividend Of their
earnings amounts to about 5000 900, and its dstrbu-
ton calls nearly 80 900 depostors to the bank Unless
the withdrawal OF deposits continues 10 increase the
bank will continue 70 pay without requiring notice;
but, should IL continue the bank will undoubtedly
pdopt the policy Of requiring the notice provided or in
the contract with each deposition
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KILLED ON THE RAIL.

STANFORD, Conn, Oct Is, 1875.
he 7:10 passenger train the Now York New
ven and Hartford Railroad while approaching the
pot at this place this morning, struck and instantly
led named Freeman. The train came in con.
\ with the with such force to hur him some
tance TO one side OF the track An Investigation
Vowed deceased to be a resident Of Riverside in the
town Of Greenwich; that he was in the habit Of walking
the track daily to and from Stamford and that ho
was so engaged when he met his untmely end. De.
ceased about seventy years Of age. No blame Is
attached 10 the engineer conductor OF the train
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EVENING WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL 0PPTcER.
WASHINGTON, Oct l5-7 80 p. M.

OFFICE OF rHE CuIEV SIGNAL oPPIcER
WASHINGTON Oct l5-7:30 p. NJ
ProbdbiliieS
For the Middle States and New England, low barom-
eter, variable winds, mostly northeast 70 northwest;
warm, cloudy weather and rain.
For tho lakes, the Ohio Valley ana Tennessee rising
barometer northwest 10 northeast winds, occasional
rain and cooler, partly cloudy and clearing weather
For the Upper Mississippi and the Lower Missouri
valleys the West Gulf States stationary or lower
pressure, northery winds, backing to southeriy and
warmer partly cloudy weather.
For tho East Gulf and South Atlantic States rising
barometer, northwest to southwest winds, slightly
cooler, partly cloudy weather, and occasional rain.
Cautonary signals continue at stations Lakes Ere
Ontario and Huron and the New England coast
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IOWA.

THE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN THE STATE
THE LEGISLATURE
DEs MONIES, Oct Is, 1878
The State Register has returns from seventy-four
counties, in which the net republican majority is
"a 500 1t estimates that the republican majority will
reach about 80, 500 TO 81 600
Its advicos report further gain in the Senate for
the Republicans-Wison, OF Jackson. The dispatches
make changes in the House. but the relative
standing OF the two parties In that body remains about
the same as estimated late Wednesday night
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SPAIN.

.THE MINISTRY AND THE vATIcAN-THE MADRID
PRESS ON THE LATE MINISTERIAL NOTE.
MADRID, Oct is, 1875.
The Epocu Of this city, has an editorial article ex-
planatory OF the note recently sent to the Vatican
The note, the Epoca says points 10 the religious con-
dition of Europe and makes the deduction that Spain
cannot be exceptional 1t expressed wish to nego-
tate for the modification Of some OF the articles OF the
,Concordat OF 1851 which never be executed.
KING ALFONSO DELIVERS THE BERRErrA TO CAR
DINAL sIMEoNI.
MADRID, Oct. Is, 1875.
King Alfonso delivered the berretta to Mgr. simeoni
sto-day
A CARLIsT CHIEF ARRESTED IN FRANCE
PARIS, Oct 15 1875.
The French authorities have arrested the Carlist chief
TGamundi Ossiglano.
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800 miles, passing close 10 the southeast end Of
New Caledonia as may be proper; thence proceed 10
sydneyi from sydney you will proceed toward North
cape, New Zealand, making such soundings as you
may think advantageous en- route and from that point
toward the FIJI Islands, making soundngs, with
view OF laying elegraphc cable between those points
II is expected that the Tuscarora will be absent about
tour montha
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REMAINS OF A MASTODON.
BISGHAMroS, Oct. Is, 1875.

BTNGHAMToN, Oct IS, 1875.
Professor B. Comstock, OF Cornell University, with
assistants engaged to-day in exhumng tho skelo-
ton OF mastodon discovered at Lisle in this county
They have taken out piece Of tusk foot inches
long and feet Of the other; humS,s 80 inches long;
hyod rib ~ inches Ions and q shorter ribs the las
10 by IL nches and several tail vcrtebrw Tho skcle-
q we'll nreserYed
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

NEwBuRG, Oct Is 1878
The democrats OF the First district Of Orange county
to-day nominated Thomas NJ Hulse for tho Assembly
and Alexander Beattie for School Commissioner.
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THE WAR IN TURKEY.

REPORT OF AN ISsURGENT DEFEAT-sEvENTEEN
rNsURGENT VILLAGES SAID TO HAVE SUB
MITTED.
CoSsrANTfNoPLE, Oct. Is, 1875
The following news is oflcia:-
force Of 1000 insurgents has been defeated by the
Turks One hundred and sixty were killed The rest
took refuge In Montenegro Seventeen villages hitherto
strongly insurgent, have submitted to the Turkish
authority
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PORTUGAL.

THE AMERICAN MINISTER RETURNED TO HIS
POST.
LISBON, Oct is, 1875
His Excellency the American Minister to Portugal
'Aas returned TO his post
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HOW THE NATIONAL BANKS WERE TO DE
FRIGHTENED AT ALIENS SUCCESS
WASHINGTON, Oct Is, 1875.
It has transpred since the election in Ohio that had
the result been in favor OF Allen the leading national
banks OF the country would have promptly surrendered
their circulation and given up their certificates OF
ganization- The United States Treasurer Mr. New
says that such the determination OF the Directors
Of the First National Bank OF Indianapolis and no est
mates the amount OF circulation which would have
been given up at not less than 100000, 900.
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J. I. LAKE, Jr.. United States Marshal.
EARTHQUAKE IN JAMAICA.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct, is, 1875
despatch has been received here from the signal
oflcer at Kingston, Jamaica, reporting earth
quake at one A. NJ. to-day in that city.
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CABLE SOUNDINGS.
GROUPS OF ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC AND IN
TERMEDLATE WATERS

ohouPs OF ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC AND IN
TERMEDIATE WATERS.
WASHINGTON, Oct 15 1875.
The United States steamer Tuscarora now at San
Francisco VIII sail from that port about the st OF No
vcmber on cruise among the groups OF islands
in the Pacific Ocean, for the purpose of taking sound
ings to ascertain tho most advantageous route for
cable In those waters The following is an extract from
the orders issued TO Commander J. N Miller who com
mands the vessel
You viii proceed from Oahn toward the Phmnix
Islands, about 200 nautical miles, making soundnqs
at the usual distances apart and wherever the bottom
requires IT, such additional soundings as may DO
necessary You VIII mako such examination Of the
Phunx Islands and those adjacent as NAV seem adj
vantageous for landing marine cable Thence YOU
will proceed TO Birouna, Western Fills or
other convenient island OF that group
about 1000 nautical miles, sounding as be,
fore. You will tako up tho iine Of
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TIE GEORGIA NEGRO OUTRAGE.

ATLANTA Ga, Oct. Is 1875
Edmondson, the negro who outraged white woman
IN Fayetto county, captured In this city today.
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ALLEGED HEAVY rRAups N woop COUNTY,.

ALLEGED HEAVY FRAUDS IN WOOD COUNTY.
COLUMBUS, Oct. Is, 1875.
News just received from Wood county, at half past
one p NJ, claims that heavy frauds practised in
Perrysburg which will probably necessitatc the throw
ing out OF the votes polled there. II this vote
is counted Hayes majority in the county
will be 400 and elects republican Senator 1t is
thrown out Hayes majority In that county will be 723,
and both republican Senators elected In either
republican Representative is elected, which gives the
Senate to the republicans by two majority and the
House by twelve majority.
Hayes majority viii probably now be over 1000.
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AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.

MoRRIsrowN Oct. Is, 1875.
Tho democratic sheriff Of this county, not being
nominated by his party for third year, is out with
card as an independent candidate
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THE AsHBURY INSURANCE COMPANY.

FARmSGToS, Me-, Oct 49, 1875.
In the Supreme Judicial Court to-day, Judge Libby
presiding, Dr. A. d. Harrem and Luther Curtin, con-
yicted Of derauding the Ashbury Insurance Company
out OF $4,000 sentenced to two years and eigh
teen months respectively at bard labor in Auburn jail
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SENTENCED TO DEATH.

WORCESTER, Mass, Oct Is, 1875.
Samuel j. Frost, who has been trial here since
Tuesday for the murder OF his brother.in.law Fred
ericK p Towne In petersham July 4th last was found
guilty to-dav and sanLancsd TO bo hanged
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FRANCE.

nUMoRED FIXING OF THE DATE FOR THE FRENCH
ELECTIONS.
PARIS, Oct 15 1875.
LEpeaeaaent believes that the French elections will
be fixed for December 90
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A SINGULARLY SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE
The ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. 1888 Broadway, by their
emarkable invention easy nht and day comfortably
retains and permanently cures worst ruptures.
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DYEING AND CLEANSING AT THE NEW YORK
DYEING AND PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT STATEN
ISLAND % Duane street. 752 Broadway $40 Sixth
and 1876 and l6S Perrepont street. Brooklyn Established
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nYsPEPsIA AND DIsEAsEs OF THE LIvER-J j.
~ sPRENG N d.. late member Now York Academy Of
Medicine dyspepsia and liver diseases exclusive
speciality Residence, 2Oi West Twenty second street. An
interesting namnhlet ualad Cor 10 eanta
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record viii show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours in compar
son with the corresponding date Of last year. ind
Gated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
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1T IS THE MANIFEST DESTINY OF GLENN'S
SULPHUR Soar supersede the oily which, until
Its introduction quite extensively and also be
said, erroneously used for cutaneous eruptions.
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EXTRA DRY CABINET,

DRAMATICS-MISS HELEN H0UGHTON, YOUNG,
beautiful, gifted at Bowery Theatre Nov. /.
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HOME AGAIN-SCALP DISEASES AND COM
plants specially DR. B. G. PERRY having closed his
Boston Office be consulted his New York Office
40 Bond street. whore he with special prescriptions all
eruptive and other scalp Diseases also falling loss and
maturey hair dry moist and scsly dandru untimely
wrinkles and unnatural redness OF the also moth
patches, freckes backheads and pmply eruptions The
Doctor ALSO by personal attention. permanently
moles and other dfgurng without
ting or leaving
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ALL DESIRING TO KEEP THEIR LUNGS SOUND
should GRADUATED CHEST and LUNG PROTECTOR
Prevention better than Sold everywhere by mail,
81 so ISAAC A. SINGER, 694 broadway.
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A-Bow LEGS KNOCK KNEES, CLUB FEET,
Weak Ankles Spinal Curvatures successfully treated by
MARSH, No vesey ST., Astor House. No uptown branch
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A-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH (PRINCI-
pal oflae Marsh Coz his old Office, No Vesey street,
Astor House. No branch.
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A REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, So So
sold elsewhere S. S. Is New Church ST., up
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A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, NET BANNERS AM
ENGRAVED METAL SIGNS packed and shipped
HOJER GRAHAM. 81 Duane street.
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A-F0R A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT OF
superior quality go direct the manufacturer ESPEN-
SCHEID, 11S Nassau street.
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EXTRA DRY CABINET
Of
MOET & sCHANDON
THE BEST DRY CHAMPAGNE
ANTHONY oECHs.
Sole agent for tho United States.
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ENGLAND.

HEAvY GALES, WITH sHIPwREcK AND LOSS OF
LIFE.
LONDON, oct 15 1875.
There were heavy gales around the coasts of Great
britain yesterday The telegraph has already announced
the wreck OF several coasters and the loss Of number
of lives
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THE RETURN FROM WOOD COUNTY.

TOLEDO, Oct 10, 1870
special TO the Blade says Wood county gives
Hayes 400 majority; also that both republican candi-
dates for Senator elected.
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Average temperature yesterday. ON
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year. ~ y
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MUSIC IN CENTRAL PARK.

The Department OF Parks announces that, If the
weather is fine, there will be music the Mall at Cen
tra Park under the direction Messrs Dodworth and
Grafua this afternoon commencing at three O'Clock
The following Is the programme:-
PART l.
l. March, "Madame r. Archiduc', -. -. O1enbach
2 Overture, ''Missolonghin ....... Herold
8 Waltz, Deutsche Herzenn ...... strauss
4 Chorus from Parisina. ...............Do Donizetti
H.
D. Selections, Lucia di Lammermoori ... DonizetN
g. Sanctus nMesse Soennellen - Gounod
T. Cornet Polka, lie Petit Fuslllern Bosquet
Quartet "Rigoletton ................. Verdi
PART III.
O. Selections "Orphee Aux Enfers' :. Ofrenbach
TO- March, LA File dc Madame Angoti' - Iecoc1
IL Waltz ''Homage TO London" ............ Knhnor
II Galop, 'Frendshipn Labitzky
Finale-National Airs
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AL FURNITURE BARGAINS SEE kelly co.'s
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SruF oRRAT COMIC SENSATION OF THE YEAR,
4 JOSH BILLINGS ALMlNAA tor lsIO CAhLEIuM
4 co., PahlahaEl EversbodS asking iorII
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SCHUYLER. HARTLEY GRAHAM,
10 Maiden lane 20 and - John street.
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THE GAY SEASON." WHILE YOU'RE YOUNG
you should be gay what's the of signing ~ particularly
when call at either Of KNOWS stores No l2 Broad
way No 5S3 Broadway In the Fifth Avenue Hotel and
Of his elegant fall aud winter style Of
mems HATS His fabrics peculiarly adapted gay
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BELTS, COLLARS AND vINAIGRETTES,
oxydixed and silvered.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP "a PREPARATION OF
ron the vgor Of youth the system
The New York herald., 1875-10-16

WIGS ToUPEES, &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS, PRACTI-
cal wigmaker and importer Of HUMAN HAZE a East
Twelfth street.
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MISS EVANS NEW NOVEL, "INFELIcE," WILL BIB
Nl the great literary of the year.
.G w. CARLETON 4 CO. Pnblishers-
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THERE IS NOTHING LIKE OCULAR PROoF.-A
gentleman, connoisseur in diamonds shown
OF earrings precisely alike worth $500
being real diamonds Of the tho other
PARsIAs DIAMONDS and worth $37 so He examined
both critically and his preference for purity brancy
finish and general excelcnce to the PARsIAs DIAMONDS
and much astonshed when informed real
value lie could scarcely be convinced the
victim OF joke To make he bought the cheaper
her friends suspectng their genuineness They
the Jewery store Of RICHARD HUMPHREYS, No 779
Broadway opposite Stewards the sole agency America
for PARfsIAN DIAMONDS.
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NOW READY. CONTAINING:
For sale by all Periodical Dealers.

Thirtyhye per number S4 per year Specimen
Der mailed on receipt OF 20 cents.
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NEW BOOKS.
THE GOLDEN TRESS. Translated from the French Of
Boisgobey limo Cloth, extra, 81 SO.
French novel OF tho better class, full Of thrilling inch
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/ TWO THOUSAND YEARS AFTER; Or, A TALK IN
| CEMETERY. BY John Darby author Of Thinkers and
Thinking" "Odd Hours OF Physician, &c. limo Cloth.
/
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LIPPINCoTT 4 CO., Publishers.
IT'S and TIT Market street, Philadelphia.
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HARPERS MAGAZINE, HARPER'S WEEKLY or HAR-
PER'S BAZAAR win DO for year any subscriber
In the United States Canada postage prepaid By tho
publishers, on receipt of &4'
HARPER'S MAGAZINE, HARPER's WEEKLY and
HARPERs BAzAR, for one year, Slo or any for 81
compiete Analytical Index TO the nrst City volumes Of
HARPERS MAGAZINE has Just been published render.
ing available for reference the and varied wealth Of
information which constitutes this periodical perfect
illustrated literary encyclopedias Svo cloth. S3 half
calf So 2S Sent postage prepaid
Address HARPER a BROTHERS, New York
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JONAH. THE sELF-wILLED PROPHET A Practical
Treatise the Book Of JONAH with Exegetca Notes by
Stuart Mitchell limo. Cloth, extra I'll so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May II, 1875
Exports soaswe g. Sales aS5 stock y IA bales
WeekyNet receipts, I03J bales gross, 1855 Exports
70 Great Britain, l63 bales; coastwise l0ll Sales,
500 bales
Cotton arm GOOD demand mGdnr, i i5c Set re-
fSP a s s on,s $50 $3.50 tes E9s5'' %es Siset
Net reso p. 99s bates grsss SS8 axport;Io rsgt
S5a 1? $50 sa ss'9ff ' ne continent ~
Cotton steady; miadlng; lssc. Net receipts 2ls
Weeky-Aet receipts zoos bales exports ecastw Ie
l6G sales, 1850
Cotton scg quiet ero maanf ' Nee sM gps
ESp9fts eoastwisc, se! sales 40 stocs sso isS.
weeky7Ses receipts 10 bales gross g7o7 Exports
Cotton demand fair mddlins, l5'se. ! i5iic Metre
soss m EFFORTS eosstMsc s sse & bales
Spirits o. turpentine arm Al sOsc. Rcsn arm' 81 50
8 9 Tor yellow dip, s. 90 Tor virgin Tar steady At
oswEco, May a. 1875.
Flour steady and UNCHANGED, sales Of 100 bbls at
White Il V wae 81 3 o dSu5 S eHa WHEAT quiet not
nwasf S saP s. sS X ig, "he n engan 81 49,
dull sales of two cars at sc Barley auie Corn meal,
shorts SIS; shipstufs SIS middings SCI per ton Lake
TeeePts-6ats $1,000 bushels rye $500 do. lumber.
BUFFALO. May a. 1875
corn $40 6o Oats 90 TO- shpmeuts@Foar $500
pols wheat lslCo bushels corn g .. % do gss,
SIS rs So spring, So 81 20 Tor nmbcr So 81 IS
for whites IS 81 for rye; SIS 50 80 80 tor oatmeal.
Wheat very dun aud entirely nominal. Corn inactive
and unsettled Western sol1 AZ soc. the track
TO arrive, private terms. Rye, bare. Barley
quiet sales OF four Canada 81 ~ the track
Seeds quiet and unchanged Pork lard and highwines
TOLEDO, May IA, 1873
Flour steady. Wheat steady; No. white Wabash,
Der Mlchigan. spot sales mostly at 81 3D. closing at
81 29 June, 81 BOYS July 81 81; No red, june 81 ~;
July. 81 S2ls Corn shade lower, closing weak; high
mixed, spot 1sc. May, IKE; July, 7s5sc no grade,
774c. Oats arm ana shade better No. asa; white,
7Uc.; Michigan, asa Receipts-wheat 1900 bushels;
bbs wheat LOCO bushels corn 1900 do; oats. $4,000
do.
CHICAGO. May Il. 1873
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat active advanced;
81 J2 spot or May 81 0ia 81 o. June 81 u 81 O7ss.
July; No. do, 9c. SIZE; rejected. Sc. Corn in
fair demanl. advanced 80, mixed. 1-sfc I2sSc.,
spots 7isc bid June; lalc ND. July rejected o9sc.
6glc. ear nc. sc. uats Op ned hrm but closed dull
No ? 6ilca exc white do 6lc.s rejected, ole rye
81 80 bid for No IAN spot al b bid, May. Pork In
fair demand, advanced at opcninr. advance lost ut
sales NJ 81 50 cash Nay 81 81, June. 81 81
Juy So ~ August Lard quiet at SIS ~, SPOT MAY;
SIS T1s June SIS g.. July; si5 50, ugnst. Whisyey
nominay 81 Is AZ the afternoon call 81 the Board
Juy. Corn irregular; SHADE lower 7f5sc., June;
nominaiy ne July Oats uu IT. NJ 64sc. June. Pork
steady, offered st Sl 90 s. 62 Junc sales at 81 %,
July 81 %, August Lard firm higher a. SIS IS,
ceipts;-Four, llOoO bbls. wheat Iuo, % bushels;
corn. 600 do. 29o01 do barley. $500 10. ship
ments :-Flour, 500 bots wheat 5000 bushelsi corn,
lI00JO do oats, 900 do barley Loo do.