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, 1875-10-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Encouraging Reports from Country Banks.
Active Calls for Currency Discounts.
Shipments Largc.-Exchango Weak
Produce Excited Wheat and Fork Strong.
Sailing for September and otLohtr Ds!l1sry.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Active Calls for Currency Discounts.
Produce Exoitod-Wheat and Fork Strong.
&tllins fer September and otLohtr Ds!irsr1.
FINANCIAL.

During The IaHt week or two Our city bahkera hasc
had fremont calls from their country correspondents
WIN were here 10 ga,t Expedition aud 10 intend to
current business These country bankers have uni
fnrmly reported healthy activity Among The favn,rrs
and country merchants. and generally active holo-
fal fetli ng. Calls for currency and for discounts To
beyond tho ability Of our city banks. Thoso Of uuI
banks that do general tus!ness mako comrnintr.
while few still have alargo surplus Of unemployed car
ita for which they would bo Qfa to take call or shirt
Tina paper With approved coatcra1s At per can't an
one Of Two would not rcfue Offers at 8. fcatiy cra-
tomers. however, pay TO-, NJ usual.
The general trAde Of tic city IL ,in fact wns
better. so1no Of leading Wholesale housen
doing 40 largo smccesa{ul buainess.
Shipments Of crreals eastward heavy shown by
tho vcry Email amount Of wheat, corn, nnl other
grnns In store. The figures for each arc lcHR than
million OF bushels. This shows that tho csur f. hrng
steadily placed on tho seaboard, whore II cannot br
affected by tho ilgur frctgha 10 rulo after nnyl-
CATION closes An might be expected, The rrcc Of c1-
change h ruling In favor OF city, tl'e rate between
banks being 6oGs7d rer cent discount 1cr s1,0o'.
Customers generally get croita Mt rar, csrei PERHAPS
for large amounts whilc outsiders wou1 probably 10
charged Ter cent on.
We hear O! engagement OF fHn,!a to meet Frf-
Elements the 1st and 3d. hut ahn ann'sis arc not
unusually large. All Legitimate ral!a ran he prnInp'iy
met aud even larger Agures would 10 C!ay accepted
by bankers.
Street rates nominal at a7la per cent Win fory
zttc nrst-claas paper Offering at my rrlr"
Tbs bank clear!nss ycs:er,lly we're s., 1000
, 1875-10-01
REAL ESTATE.
Tho follnw!hg Instruments were aled for reoor1
Thurslay, Sept, ~:

Tho following Instruments ws.s nled for record
fhuEsaay, Sept. 81:
cITY PROPERTY.
wentworth ~, 4sot ttsMf Tt,trty.lfth 1t, Of,
b01l26 II, Istod Hept 23,,.,....,..,....3 ~, & AGO
Clybaurn svt sssH Il II v Of Dayton ii, swf,
WIl00 IT, dated Hspt .5.,,,,..,. .,.,.,,,. 1,scO
beers st, AS f : Of Ihirty-foarth 4, . i, 24x
LIT It, dstcd Bu1t. 3j.,...,,,.,.,. -. SO
Division 1t. II $40 It . If Towuscna H. a I. n
1s0o #. with othor proteFly, dated Fiji, ill.,. RCO0
Ogden ~. " Of aud urar Matthew Etvuf
= II running to Matthew. i. I.'sd Sep. 81. $500
e,1tetnth u. = y cor of loutuiA st, Ut. 5y1llV
y: with mE5osemsa:s IT. ,atsa 1anu y. ISL. e,s4o
dated belt. .H............,......,,,, ,,. 300
North urecu IT, % ~ Of Eriu 1t, Q I, @iiiI1 's
iatcd SEPT, 13,... ...............,.,,, lUtIl
Wsad Vt, ls7 Il - u Adans Vt, Of. II 1i2tft
aasa hstt. W.. 8,soo
dated brpt Northumberland, u. kw.,
Commercial 1t, 1Oi 6 ~ II uf Wabausi4 Ry " ~
I, -l1lI3x u, dattd July 10, .... ....,.... 7cJ
Uuk4rio 1t, LII Il " Vt NuEtA Clark st, II T. ii
h-lD1r It, dated Sept. 20. ............, s.Yu
Ns4t Mallson u, ~ Il v ot PAulna II, ut,3U
11tD' II. dAteI Sclt. a. l3,..,-............., aLu.
Ws,s Iiurun It, u It y of Maulil ~, y I. .3x
l!u II. tas,u Sept. ,.....,....,,........ BIZ,
s4le y. the ah.,se. dated Aspt.l l.......,...., an
Ells ay. Ic.r Thtsts-eighsA It, E I, tfAlT.ft.
dated 6ett 3+....................,.. 1000
Asuu.d IT, an Il = of TAilty.aftA Il, t. ak
IL ddea July -, ,.,..,.,., .,,,.,....,., LIS
Esb.sh nv, We serutr Ut ThlIty.touFth s, I,
l-a1Ilo IT, with t5E1lUU II Astju,nsua Oh
lkiIt, fourth i, 14.sl ss,s. 70 tMary 4.
l'arp'* u !o.esh r. Nscortl. tl......:....... aooo,
Division st. I'LL II q Of s,sdywick 1t, {, x!al3p
II, I&tr1 h.pt. 4tG0
A4,l.ed VI. ~ It Il Of Crnt1s II, /, 101j:s Ii.
dAscl =. -. "I...........s ....-........ HcDt
, 1875-10-01


1r,nrr; ahonttcrs o,sanxc: cltnr rib s,!cs, lak0
lI',r; rrar, II ,Gaitl,r. ~"
WnlsAY-Qni"t and unchanged: ti,15T.
htcittra-Flonr, i.tEo irs wIlrat, .2iNo Iu; eorn
1t, ,,. H"' oa's ilto1o ~" fSrt i't'ou bH htfliy
A''" "'' .,,
,, MiLWAukEE'
n,stwa"@MEEt @ he1h. ."-I1ntA-Q'ilet hhtt nrrnrr
., ,nmtsNWn"at ., T. .ntct anu nfm no. J Miiwafknn
ia,t,tN :, ~, d,, sl;,ss Aoi'elninr.
e..,nl9 ue.".,ss' st;t; Nn. >. *I,hl Corn ttate4
NJ. " I,t IL sts.i, - @ IL. ..t utnalBsai
~ !: I IL, - ia, H. NJ NJ ~, W. !stNt
Ira fstr ic,u.nT. in,yar ratnr NJ 3Jo ons' IVA.
npnrtz,,u. ."ff,nn,,t ~, ;n.otttt,it st..
an nj prt,na lnr,i 1tsa H. AA'o'''"' "e"s PORK
FHefafrrs-Ncuiectn,l anti uon,lnhj ube,t D., pn
10. 2iic: Ia t,awruo. bhr. ~ "11@
nEcr1r1a-t't,,ir b,iSM bt1s: sshral, 13t Dro III,
AniPMknrs-Floar, 4.tx0 ht!s wheat, s;Un b',. b,'
t,fytuNStrf
, 1875-10-01
MARINE.


PORT OF CHICAGO, SEPT. 40.
AnR1Vrp-rrnp Messenger, 81. joy, euntlrle. trht
G. Ii. Walkor, St. doc, coal; prop roraHr, Yullsio
Runtiries htnr sheboyEan, 81. Joe, aundrcs; peaf
Jessie rliiltpa, MauIace, lumber; sel.r a. s1ul,,
Windsor, pca: scow South Bide. Willie Late, lumber
scow Charlie Crawford, JaTcavc, lumber; sehr D.
T. Dol1ns, Buffalo, coal; scr l.. 4. Simpson, rses
ricr, luM1cr: prop Ocontn Green Dny, sunltca:
prop Aiaska, Buffalo, a,inlrics; schr Oneonta, cAe.
boygnn, lumber; stnr h1nsicgon. aIuNtegon, sun.
t1riea Rehr Wllrlwinl, Grand Haven, lumber; schr
Mary Collins, MnsEcgun, lumber: achr Vermont
Muskcgur lumber: sclr 1fouhidcs, s1enominec bark.
Rehr Nasth Cape, Airona. lnbcr scllr Eyalne, lhr.
ION Harbos, i',luber: scht A, Moshcr Apcna l;ner.
CLEAnEp-rrop NJ. 4. 1ravca unifao, 67.2ti t9
oass stmr sheboysan, i:ac!uc, adlss relts aaui1,.
brla NIL 10 brs pork; Muakcgon. brls beef; pcht
City Of Chicago AEena. brs tccf; acl,r q. D. ls.
ael1, Buffalo, 1870 bu corn achr u. 8. Ausn, ro,t
EOlbotnp, 96,7tl In wheat; achr North Htar, Tentwa.
ter. IL tons fccd sclr south Side, White Lake, q
tons coal.
Nianr ctrsn.scns-rrop Messenger, ST. Joscrh,
9 GU brs 5, 5"rk, II brla oil, g. g., tors coat; sshi
Empire sisis., HsG$sis. 3i.ss9 u @ corr, ies Hia
urand Haven. 80 bTls pork, 100 baskets fruit; aas
a[nakegon StuskcEnn. hr!s pork, to lartl scar
John Bchutsc, FORT Colborno, 1911 bu wheat.
, 1875-10-01

for October. sid tlutiug Al ti71c Hnlcr November
snid at 49,, a lAtc. and rlnsci at tH',r.
t,sa cioee+! at j. .fd1sr for Ussorr, and November
EntI II II ti..r arld N yrar At ala1i',c. Hrfarc
Jh'1 'rk rarh rats sntl ut t7r ant, p,rt ~ rAr nt
a'Nc. Tho ,et:',nrr'a an September contracts after
y aanD,intctl tn 1t3,t0t 1N nj aI%r. \ ENni thany
shorts fsh to deliver. II ~ Thought that tr longs
Will he wn7 to sr.slr al Jte
li,rley 1ntr. 4 u o. f,r U,tpl,rr
1hr. v"~-n,. wee t!1.ttrfrd f,s 40 N ",
anil IN" f,r .t.tl h wra to Dntrnln al .ns 'rEIyalr
INrInB "F.tn
, 1875-10-01

a,s.ir3 IT, .i.te,. arrt. 2,.:.....:........, s,a2s
tssias II, isted srrs. ia..............",... $3.50
Wcat Van Buren, 1t. 1Nt II z ut Wrstetn Rv.s
flts2nN II. ttatc! Sept. t.I1..,.......,.-.. 5000
io-T Il, ,s,,.d ssr,. ~ 1000
eoE1M OF err LIMITS. WITHIN 4 nApftS or MtLIs
Of Cht'NT ff6FfE.
with raTt Of ll" !. ,,.,sl Sept. W.......s 5000
Bowen ar, 10 II o If Charles ~, u I, :11tt7 7-IU
II, dstei Sept. 10000
, 1875-10-01

1fUHS-Thcro was sn1owhGt loss buoy ant tona 10
tho lbH market tnn CLARA .terizcd II On n preceding
days Of tho week. tho upward of prices being
checked by tho frecr arrivals nf tho paKt two taya.
But while thesn waH no further Improvement in rlcre
tIon ganed tho day boforo, baes making nt ss0o 80
for cnnnon to primo light Weights, aud at {5lMs6O
for poor to good heavy. ThGto Bales Of shippers
and iHferipr heavy nt $7.95s775, and Of phI1as!ia
grades at Stf033.75. Tho market closed uuje{ And
htealy with nlA}ut alt qnd - -
, 1875-10-01
s,t2s
$3.50
5000
+ mn
NILES
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero tho receipts mil at.irmenta of
The leading article, Of ttues in this city during tho
twcnty-four hnurs cnding at o'clock on Thurstuy
morning. and for tho corresponding date one year aGo;
, 1875-10-01

wtLMIsaros n. c., '1opt. a5.-spirlts tu.pcntiuo
steady at BE.
THE PRODUCE t,ARKETs.
NEW YUltK.
Sreei1i Hfs,atth to The EA{raqo 7rteur-
NEW foNK. Se1t Observation-Disclosures 1l72c
hcttcr; flsr export and milling demand; sales Of
a,o0 bu At 81 .03 for rejected spring; 3too LIT
for No. . Chicago sl.2aa las for oil No. do; si94
"a LIS for do M. Northwest; $loeGa1.o9 for No.
Milwaukee,: sl.3G3i.i1 for No. Eprng; $llaM1.43
fot Round new aud old winter rcd Western; {11959
1.43 for 10 nmbcr Western anl s,+3Oll.5b for do
wlfte Western nlso G011 bu No. al!nncso.a for all
October at l.91@lIb. Rye quiet; kstss9o for Weat-
ctn and statc. barley atea1y; moderate inqul-
ry; Balca of 23,nuJ In stained g-1owed 8tatc,
ut si15 ih09o hu alghtiy stalne,l Canada Woat now
OIL canal to arryo At s,25 ata OoO bu inferior
io On canal TO arrsc at $i.!. Corn In fair rcqucat
for export anu hpne uao shade nrfnor salos 1,0GO
bu at GB!tG57oc for stoam Western n,ixcd Toa7oHo
for sail DO and 71372Nc for high mixed and yellow
Western. Oats are heavy aud shato lowor; salca OF
1900 bn At 37@5ic for mt1c1 AnI white, tnclnd-
Ing white sate at Il s5Go nlixoJ Western a. 41a ibc
anil whito do nt 45Gl5bc.
rRov1sroHs-Mldlles qn!ok at 12x@13o for long
clear Lard heavy sales ot 20u tcs st 13c for pr,ue
Htcam.
wtsxy-&arlset stc,ly sales Of 500 brla At 81 20
Tor gallon.
dEocrn1Es-9ugar-Mar unchanged; fair de-
1nand fair tn good roAnin7 is quoted at 7,iRs.lc
prime at 8tsc, and Nos. tOat3 Havana 1t SGa9Nc,
Cofco-sfarket quiet aud stcady wo quote: lilo at
l9@2lHc In aold and a1aracaiao ut 2l@o1c in aold.
Tea-atarket dull: prices gouesaly sra without d.
cI1ed change.
TALLow-tn moderate demand with decided clange
iu ps!ce: wo quo.c: primo ut l01to.
FRElo11rs-Firmcr fair Inquiry for TONNAGE. To
Liverpool, by stoa'n, 4ooO bu grain At 1G97hd;
io.ooo hu ut 7AG7sd. To London by sail, 1000 bu
grain 1t sgd.
, 1875-10-01

FOHFI1N MARKETS..
Srsefal DitrhrA to Ths Ehir.Ju r+fbnnt
IrvkRP00r, Sort, 1G-1l 4. m.-tntAnA1urra-
Firm and unchanged. FloMr-No. 1, 2ss: No 7. 2Is.
Whaas-Winter, No. ], los; Nm. q o. lol rrrnR. No.
I. 9s Ids No, . 81 6a; white, Na4 l. l1s No. 2, lea
I'll: r1nl, Nh. l. lis 5i; M. > lis. Curii-No. ]. 23s
ID: Mo. O. y. vi.
fnovt'soHs-i'ort, 7ts. L.1rt-s9s I'd.
LtvEnrooI, Hopt. 3o-1.aa y. tn.-LAnb-s9s.
Rest unchanged.
L,vEnroot, sept. so.-rLoun-Aeady; oxlsn Btats,
1?a.
0nAiN-Wheat-No. spring Rtca'y NJ d I'd No. 2
Chicago spring steady u IS I'd; No. Alxaukret o..
ConH-Mi1ed. 2+s vi.
fnovIs1oNs- Ns-rork-pstma meas, T.ascrn, dull, B3a
Western, tto, blealy, los. Bacou-Culnberland cut
nrn b9s short rib steady oGA Cd hatns, sngar'enret,
Rteady, GIs; shoulders Iuil. t3s Cd. uecf-IndA
mess. EOS; extra India rras, 12os; osfa pslno meas,
Gta. 1Ar!-IrIme Western dull. 5!s Gil.
TAEtuw-rrlme city hr,n; t7A c1.
srtnITs TunrENTIHE-sca1y at I'a.
NEsia-consmon steady at IL. Fine resin steady Al
lis.
IaRn O1r-5ss.
Cnkfsr-CLoce American steady At eta.
rE1RoLrpM-lscancd, l0tfl0,1d; spirits, 10Nd.
LONDON, Bcpt. .-NtosE.-lsate for monoy Al tho
Btoch Exchange for 0oyesnmcn. seruritipu, ~.
Co@sOLs-afonoy md account, Ya Hid.
AMEn1cAs 8Ecrn.TlEs-'Gss, 10G',; Els, 1o7K
1o'40s. lotH; now is. 1ntH; New York Central. "
Eric, tt:t; preferred, 80
TALLow-tJs,
RfFtHgn pRThutRuM-1k@3Ad,
CALCUTTA LsHsEEn-4skH.
SOUTHAMPTON. Enf., Sert. a0,-The asca,nahip Do
man, Which left this Port yostcray for Now York. touk
,c2s, ,O00 sterling.
pAh1e. Sept. 1o.-Ncntea, G5f tic.
nANH ar Fn4scr-Tho amount Of rpceIo In tho
Bank Of Franco has Increased 2oil ,oU1f during tho
past week.
New 81, Q0,5.
ANTWERP, Sent. 3o--rErnotrrx-ns
, 1875-10-01
LEATHEn-'The.o VA a uodorsto movement al


III Mfx1s ,iSRnwAsEMw::s active s s.saS
tn plates and pig tip being rn IN sympathy with the
phArr-l0, lu1l4 $3.50; d. lx, lo1,s, saoU roofing,
l.12'. 10 t3oo r1a I1s-LArae. sao; SMALL 2Gc: bar.
sassts eoppsr. ao s,Fsr zlsu@Ful! essss 6%s sss
as III Ill., f T. tKr gs,1s Is
~. Wlhk-Nos. to d Oa; to9, loc; 10 ia ii, ilo;
ias it, 19c 2o :oc falI bundles Is ~ psr c cont mt ais
count; ise wtFe. SSo DO ANAL lo'.' aNc:
With aiaco Of o@luo for large LOTT.
oILs-L!nseel WA wcak and lower, raw doclIntng
to ~ aud lolu to d7c Other oils were llrm, Caribou
psiees following: Carbon istsndaiI wllse) liz dox.
' ssss 81 asa Y: ' te
ilases fsx sss Do cole. M die sh.s;
IT,; DO NJ: j, ~: bank q. % stral!. pl'smSs:
e.. e. =: a.;Ss ias tsns asss'rs III nsys %s ;s q sy
natural, y deE Use; natural. W deg 3oe; toducol.
r,uIrHY And oAHE-rhs .urp,y va, hraer. hut
choco poultry va 10 fr 4e,nana aud scads. spring
cllckaus sol4 At t273a2s: Old AMI mixed Do at I75
ssstsu "sas In .up assy sa ssdo '1s Ts
dxn.nd III Il Is III I'D III e.oz. Dauks wers
qun.eA .. s7s for small to f. aso3l.:6 for ,naaEls.
".
especially poor ssc.l. OF which tho otrcrrlugs chlsly
con.!staa. Primo was auo,sd Ut t!.4u, and luwrr
gtalsa a ?a1tS3,3o C3sur Bod At $780, AID aA1 Ut
$La5 to arrive.
aALr-was fairly hct!vr. There wore no clnnpes tr
Quotations; Saginaw, On0nllga, and Canada. fine,
tl.C1: ordinary roaTsc, tl.7u: dairy, without bav4
$I.DB. i~' ->-'
TEAs-Remain quiet, With prices showing ]css
strength t!4sn frtuiaut aHo, Quotations 70
main ~ before =: duarowDEH MoYuMe choico
to fancy. $tuesl1u; good to Prime Tug auc CON.
mon to good, 4oa 10c !; lluysllcy, rAoce, now 7s
ia s0c; fA!r 10 good, 65aEuc; common S5s i0: IN.
rEnIaL MoYCsk-Cho!ce " flucy, NJ .10c; good 10
prtInu, u @7Uc; co''n"n, wa tlc; I4nRscy choice,
TIKI 7ac; fair to good. I'll Oh; common, 4c. JAPAN
GAolro to fancy INV. ssesU; DO fully fair to rruo
70s 7ac do cotnpu o s.oI 81 t6Uc, c},utce to fancy
old, 1Gl4 $50; good 10 lrt, do, bj4aIs; Gotntn0n rs
t|ioe. OoioSa-Choica 10 fancy, Hoct4lLe; good 10
lrlMe, o." TO-; connan, pA4s A0c.
Wu0D-sfas quiet aIu ArnGF nj $1.EO for beoch and
$a.t1 f,e maple. delivered.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES potatoea wcro abundant md
weak ut F1ous360 for Routheru and tO1 Tor 1erreys
The TURNER'S arc selling potsoes 10 retail gso&crs al
2'"sc. TIE Fece1Pts Oh waguns coutlnus large, md
Auw lhrlula reat athbl0w1
hAlL-FREI9HTS-Tha rates on flour, meats, and
to2rsh Glars are advanced a3i0e. dra,p-rntcs remain
~ heretofore Oh and after to-day al roads East will
chAuga sates, ~ follaxs:
Gh'sago f. teF eTi. e'a.s; h bu!s ~sats, usat.
Fnisadeph4a. ~ 2a IS II
LaHIinofe, .-,ul III ~ - II
NsH fofk.s..-.r.,.Tg a3 ~ " ss
boston n,....,..,..,,H0 20 u Is q
WIHQL-WR2 uuiuk 'snd uuchAnued. TntAw shAi
, 1875-10-01

NEW YORK oRY.oooos MARKET,

- NEW YORK bRY'QOOOS MARKET.
New fonE, Sept. 3i.-ntsincss waa 1uict with COM
mission hourcB md Importers owing 10 tito 1lotrcw
holiday. vlir kept many buyers out OF tho ,narkot.
The tobbIng trade falt1y nctivein all departments
Cntton pools wero In stca1y request. Cotton faunels
wcrc acssre and 1rm. Plhi1 rrirta in good tc-
mani. but chocolates ruled qutos. wooch gooda for
mcns wear moved slowly. F1anucs aul blankets
wcro In fair demand.
, 1875-10-01

WILMINGTON TuRPEnrtNE MARKET.
WILMINGTON, n. c., Hopt. 85.-splrits tuspcntIno
steadJ at 31c.
, 1875-10-01

E6I1 VIE IIG'slF 1I114'
CITY AND COUNTY noSrs,
iiii. Iserd
h!eago City . ct honds,. 1n2i1 Int. 1911, Il mt.
itcagn t,y7 u ct. FowcrHge. ln3 4 int. 101., tut.
htsRo City 4 ct. waterloan lola lut- loa. Int.
NIX County I u It. tuntls,
Hhurt date 192t{ & Int. 10l5i int.
ok Cnunty7 Y cent bondH, ---
tonp iOaH L int. 1a,-. L int.
mt Park 1Ier cent }lonA. ... .... 0i i lit.
.nrtil Chicago y cent bonds
n Jut,o Vnr h int,
, 1875-10-01

PiTTs9uRo OIL MARKET.
Ffr1anunn, Sept. 3o-Crulo unsettled, fl.b1 nj
Parkcrs; reaucd,, 11H@laic, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1875-10-01
LAKE FnE1HHTS.
CJJfCAH1.

There was fair inquiry for vessels and ratca vert
shade rner at the close. Charters were made Il tia
opening at 1:o for corn, and towards tho close
sol reported at % for corn: gchrs Delaware Our
Son. and D. Stewart, oats At Ike; prop Alaska, cora
on through tale props HortaRe and Jaya wheat On
N. II. F1rlmnk, corn on =. t. 70 Port Colborno-ssaf
Clayton l,alle, wheat at 10. To oawcgo-scbr @. il,
plain corn On through rato Capacity, t11,00j b.
wheat, 1Gsoo bu corn, md 100 100 bu oats In bs IT.
ternpon tho sehrs 6oldcn Fleece. Zach Chandler. aaa
j. n. Hutchinson for lao 600 hn corn, and schs IT.
Lawrence for q, 100 bu wheat, all to Du1Ao On pr'
yate terms.
On iho2'th. coalfroights firm at Soc per ton 10 Chi
cagn. SIx yeaseln cleared Light 10 load ut Cinvelanl
Erie and saudusky for a. per ton to Chicago clas.
tors reported: BclIr AhIra Cobb. coal Cleveland to
Milwaukee. *1.oo rer ion: sc1rs Ka,c wnsov. R!eb.
ard Wln.low. and s'eaM.bargs RaioI9l, COIL from
s S ossS t;n ;es se9 rsnaIs
eosi' Handusiy TO Shiuaufse, 3l.oo Tor lou.
DRrho1r.
tbs chattera rapoYted on tho 2alh wero: sehf
George W. Davis, - 0J bu Of wheat, Detroit to Dut
fAlo, 2e; schr H. sioore lumber, saad Beach TO Do.
troit, ~ 81. 80 Per IN 0n rail-.
LAKE MICHIGAN
CHICAGO.
Tito rainstorm yesterday kept o!rnont everybody ID.
oors and business at tic ockA In consequence
&t
ped II ono Of the docks Of tic Chicago DfyDock Csm.
pany Tho schr paIlco ycstordns into tho sehs
Ham1ct which ia lying stripped neas QhicaEo sreEus
bridge, breaking of her 1nAtnmast. The ranco bas
becn laid up for tho winter. Thn schr Eclipse, which
badly damaged by tho great conllagratou Of a7l'
Ia bo1ug rebuilt Mt nurHs l. FarrowH ship yaFd...
Tho schr Falcon, light. IL reported ashore It
ii. Joseph, Mich. rto estoht Of htf
damage. II any Is nut known Bho belongs to sfcs.s'
Fay Hmth Of tlig city. The sclr Tamptst bonnd
from thsB port 70 slanistse, wis disabled " sa'
"hlow," anil mn into Lullngon minus her ml1leu.
mart .Ths Manufacturer Insurance COMPANY a.
New York las Withdrawn from tue laksss and ~
hereafter do fse-inauranre business o1clA!fel!'
Tho Company claims that ut tho prevailing 1naFiae
insurance raseA no money could be cleasad TN
sctr ]. u. Morrill,, Of Milwaukee, In port for Ia
f}sst titne. Sho ia . good o1ookng craft
THE YoNTAGE. .,
Tho luo new prop Portage built at buffalo for tss
Unton Steamboat Company, arrived hero list n'sh'
Tor tho nrat tins description o, Tho ,e.4el b. pr ~
yiously LSen Nyou. She IL tho largest Erupelcf ~
tho lakes neIt to tho Commodore, which vessel ~
greatly rosct,btts Tier calaetty H. ahou 10y toIs
md sha II commanded by Capt. William oousasi
Lke tho Commodoro she IL built freight boa ~
viii ply regularly bolween ths city, MuHaukse us
buffalo,
, 1875-10-01

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL, .,.n,,aa
BnuonyosT, ILL.,, 6epk sa-A1sa.&D-Nstp tp.,t.
ottaus, 100 ba corn, $4,000 lhs sssd osu - ts
Utica, e,g10 bu corn prop 0nlns. 14Ss4ss -S'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-09
A Triumph Over Hamburg


1t is not difficult to alarm the timid, and
invalids are prOverbially so. Aware of this
fact, thu vendors Of pseudo bitters, ''entirely
free from alcohol" have raised false cry
against tonic preparations containing spirits.
aud do doubt have frightened few sick folks
into purchasing the fermented rubbish which
they sell, and which is infinitely more iniuri-
GUS than the Vilest drains drunk at tavern
bars. But already a tremendous reaction
has set in agsinstthese abominable nostrums
which, being devoid of the alcoholic bssis
which alone prevents liquid botanic prepare
lions from turning sour, decompose almost
as soon as made. Hostettsr's Stomach 8it
tess has lived and will live down multitude.
Of such impostures. 4 regular recurrence.
of the demand for the great Alternative in
vigorant from those who havs always been
its patrons, shows that they have not swerv-
ed in their time-honOred allegiance to Ameri-
cas- most popular remedy; and a cOnst ant
influx Of new orders demonstrates how little
impression, after all, blatant deuunci ations
Of the mock bittars men have made upon the
general public. So long as Hostetter's Bit
ters continue to cure and prevent intermit.
ten; and remittent fevers, dyspepsia. cOnsti.
patton, Kidneys disease, ard the numerous
other ailments to which they are adapted,
they will continue 10 dominate the fac'ious
opposition Of humbugs, and that. win be just
~ long as..they are manufactured and sold.
Be it known unto oil bogus nostrum ven
tiers. OF every degree of audicity end
knavery, that they can never hope TO puff
themselves into public favor at the expense
IF Hostetter's Bitters. the reputation Of
which is founded. As it were, upon reck,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-09

FGtdhhes.-Mr. J. L. Oney, princi.
Pal bridge builder of the A. NJ. & o.
Il. H., and during the war, mail agent
tiom Bristol to Lynchburg, fell Last
Thursday between the cars near Thax-
tons. and Was run over by the cabOUse.
His leggs and one arm were crushed,
and his head badly bruised. He was
alive on saturday evening, but there
was scarcely any hope of his recovery.
Mr.. Seth Halsey, who was paralized
several months ago. is now regarded ~
having no chance Whatever of recov-
cry.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-09
BORDER FAIR NOTICE.

Owing to the unavoidable absence
Of the President there was no meet
ing of the Stockholders of the Va. and
Tenn, Agricultural and Mechanical
Association last Saturday. The
Stockholders are now notified, thar a
meeting will be held at the Store of
Messrs. |. B. Dunn & Co., on Satur-
day 10Th inst, at IL A. NJ.
/. B. DUNN, Pres.
Feb. 2, IS75-2t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-02-09
EEATH OF DIR. JOHN q.
PEPPER.

l. is n sad duty Of the local jour
RElR: TO turn the dash of mourning
above those names embalued in the
esteem land regard of whole people.
To-day our citizens have paid the last
sad honOrs TO the remains Of one Of
the most virtunuS and useful citizens
Of Bristol. Certainly no Que that
knew John Gibbons Pepper, as this
writer kneI him, has failed TO enroll
his name among tie worthieSt Of
men.
lie was born at Big Spring. Va, in
October 1923. Prinr to and during
the war he lived at Cleveland, Tenn.
and cane to Bristol in 1867 aud en-.
gagged 10 the Drug business, which he
continued in and largely developed
UP to the time Of his death. Pa
thence, resoluteneSS and dignity
characterized all his department, aud
BY steady application to business, and
courteous and scrupulous discharge Of
every social and religious duty we
nay say that his character was ma
tured and imbeded in the esteem of
all who knew him. A steady aud
satisfactory success seems TO have
marked his business career. In adj
ditiOn to his neat and cOmely business
house on Main Street, ne recently
erected aud finished perhaps the most
tasteful and beautiful brick cottage
in Bristol. lie did not live to occu>
py it, but has gone out from among
uS TO an inheritance that is far better
lie leaves a bereaved and devoted
wife, their only child having died
Humber Of years since. For years he
had been troubled with Chronic He
PATHS and during the erection of his
cottage fell among its timbers and |
broke one of his ribs over the region
OF the liver, but was not aware Of any
permanent injury from it. His illness
proper was of only two weeks dura-
tiOn, and for only eight days was he
confined to his room. Last Friday it
vas frat realized that he was in great
danger, and on that aud the succeed
ing days many an honest prayer went
up from honest, anxious hearts for
his recovery. His remains we're bur
led to-day from the FIRST Presbyterian
Church, of which he had long been a
faithful member and constant attend
ant.
Among the many little acts of ap-
preciative courtesy which this writer
received at his hand, we are momen-
.arily reminded of an editorial pencil
presented by him q few months since.
Az We write with it this last tribute to
his memory We feel that the grave
laS closed over one of its no5lest vic
inns. Here then is the end of an
honest man. Noble aud busy in pri
rate life. generous and public spirited
Is citizen, faithful and patient in
ia church relations he dies respected 1
Ind regretted. Let ms draw around
lis name the brilliant lights of men, 4
'ry aud wish that in his stead we may
iad one IKE unto him. =