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New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
WEAKNESS OF Mr.. BEEcHER DwELT UPON

WEAKNESS Or Mis- bEtd>llth Dh.A4A OIN-N'
The Witness-He used that expression or the sub
stance OF II TO me very Friday evenings before
10 hs prayer meeting and Sundays and on various aays Of
the week don't Fecollect the particular days.
O. What We expre,sOnt A. On which eYeniDg-on hit
EVENING"
@ No that we got the other evenings A. he said
he wanted get and courage enough to face HE people
q Did you your ssexaminaon all that occurred
between you and Charles sor when went to see him in
reference 20 the report The Committee contemplated A.
did not relate whole Of thathe Of it, and all
about It
want You 20 relate all the conversation between your
self and Charles slorrs yOu did not relate 1t on your
exaninatoni A. tod Charles Storrs, az n ar
az | can reeOlect, that when l was Lowell
Gen read from the Boston papers that the Com
NIT ee were going me ana that hen te
eaphed my partner Mr.. Woodruff, TO MI Sage, and tell
him that should be in New the neIt morning for eoss-
examination; had eeraphed Mr. Woodruff TO have him
Charles Stons) come 10 se me, and presumed
that he was there in 10 that Dispatch and
sad 10 N stous MI storrs Nj Beecber hss confessed
10 ne In the presence Of another adultery with woman other
than Mn TIton My counsel deemed IL necessary that the
papers and statement which made 70 him concerning that
event should 20 the statement which am about TO make
understand your brother member Of ns investigating
Committee. | want TO ray 70 you that would Ike to
have YOU see your brother and not have him hgn that
r,por until / have had an opportunity TO be
upon the which have published
want YOU TO particularly put upon that ground namely that
don't want 10 him sign that report until have had an cp
nounity 10 be examined by the Committee and Mr.
storrs raid TO me- suppose you refer 10 Lady" &C. men
oung her name said, lido not mention any names Ny
d,sos,ion il not to anybody have sent for you a
friend 70 come the purpose which now explain TO
you and thai yha, said Charles sorrs - near s can
remember.
@ Lid yoa say anything this snbeet to this effect that
vour cross would do away with the necessity Of
nuishne statement A. Yes Sir; said something Of that
sort 10 him. substantially that sad 10 Charles sIorrs that
Mr. Beecher had mentioned the romans name, and he did
Mr. E,arts-Thst last Ia not good evidence.
The Witness-I don't know whether IL is OF not.
Mr. Eyarts- without the inquiry and the witssss 10
not to volunteer evidence.
Judge NeilsonI don't that he intends 70 volunteer
Mr. Ryuts-l didn't say he was intending 20 volunteer.
Judge Eeson-I think that last statement should be struck
ont
Mr. Beaeh-Not the whole Of
Judge NeIson-he statement that Mr. Beeehe mentioned
the ladies name.
Mr. Ryars-Thai within your Honors allowance bat the
yi,Dess went on to state and he did state, etc.
Judge SeilsoB--strike thst ont
@ We xssi yss sssd 70 caAsiss stsua ussi
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
wEpSRsDA) Jax y.

wEDNBsDAl. Jaw -.
Earooe Qeeasonn and LvsrDoo pe' the aesmshis
RusA 8 No suppl DeltAgy Ma Seamship tals
3 m Cunsrl Does JerseV tity.
~ the steamship Bina
Steamship sails IL from Pier NO d. korth
Mails FOR Dozuzo Inl Tark Island BY ne desm
hp Tybee p sesnEhp sails a. 3 IRON Pisf S9
THURSDAY. JAN. %
vsoNnolt5 CherbOIrz AMI uamhurs ~ enAo
suDpemst hl coSei a. the Pes
Ones li5 sEZp IRON per loot % sro"
lss fr Havana and ladies per e steamship CsbA %
st2p n Supplementary Mail Cosri st tic PotOhes 81 40
o N. etesmship al 3 . m from Pier NJ. 3. \.
he lsaiaa rose = 10 b'es@-
shy sAls az D. IL, Pier No 81. North aver
PRIDAl. JAN 20
Nail. or S.rfondaJ lose POsO3os dsv
Mai aaUnE v s. closed b. Newton. Po.tO1ee ever
tyn61n -
Malls Great Britain aHi lrcAd, r tie 81 smsf ea'le lose
Nal fosffife Al 5AS
H. Steamship sziis IL A.. u Peg DO 81. Nora Aver
Por Burops Southampton stamshr Herman
ll5 Steamship salts a. IRON P's o"' VI IA1f'-
". HOookel- ... a.
M o Aspnw,u Panan Central American and South Paehe
Colon close al 10 sulpemfntef'
Mail th- PoOhoe Al II stes mp saAs a. AZ ~
lrofn Pier No. AZ S0rh Rfrr.
Si:.' o. IsIt e0se ~ y n
steamship q 0. H.. rom trer 30 - .aft aise.
Mss KEY West Orda - d2ly ~ aFaY bst"S
Of by steamhiP on saturIlss .,
sHnslselose stlI OO.sL fle t,.oto' 10 o7sP ron a.
.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA


WASHINGTON Jan. 8-The following cases were
odar the Cou of Comm AabsmA Claiut;
l35-Nehmsh Hsni snd Robert Haet sssns' ne
Ua StesJudguer Nehemiah Hnd $1,000 With inter
p.t a Der per from March 3 1868 Judgment
o s3,sd3 With Interest cent inBsn
from March l3. 1868.
The 81 l6O and 2sl tn. ground si IN
70 suftapei
delivered bv TIE Clerk n the Commssoneu Of The
uhaina sed the erord he fol os1Tg hnrS
~ cums this Coan expired on The
22a mouth q Jr Tue seoe Iasoer lse Is
1888 s-Sa have been asese,s 70
the oas nave oeo he1
al that ei s->Fo sn"us
disposed the The NrE therstore
a nunsnesl order All claims
has be rendered. Ths deset VII Be called
50 s not be eADed
cg docs parties have not been peviessJ
opportunity submit their proofs and ngumens
calling every claim bs dpesed By
knali
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF SBw-IORK K.........................JAS. 20
CLEAkED.
Steamship State Of inlana Br) SSder Gla'go~ An bAS"
steamship Rusa Br Cock Liverpool via Queenstown. Cha. a
s.sPu CITY of Ne,i. Re-no. ProE'o, C.mVebN
'ns se.msAp Bsuoi Jones nngtOa c. wm Clyde "a
s,es@ssiD Gsucus, B-ar,s. Bos,o' q: = DinosE
steamship Leo D,HisL ssvaapss sst Aarsy tsrn' m : CO.
Sim M.twio1 s'.ry.ss Ios1on has T. WI rght %
sSp StruthSisne Or Poe Liverpool HeOdsfso4 Bra
BARK Louise lGerJ Gehm, B Bismsn. c. TOns' l. Co.
Bafs Ko.mopout, Dutcb Maasr Porto Asre BFar FSses
hiys 9.t fa.i w.v. r3r H.lero- London P soa
sc1I Mary Bpdhss vll Glider Nasutss Cubs, saDese,
sehr g L. Burns Crosby baltimore W chaner.
ARRIVED.
Steamship cOuuba Reed AA'aa Jan 81 "h Mise and Ds's 10
sI;sm.Sp CITY Of D,a, Sewbsru n c. Jan "a
s.ssmbV ve,ars RGopa P.rnsnala Fs Jsu o. and Pon
BsrI Lacy oelnd lo olsOec Dana Liverpool Nov L.
Bari ss1d1Ies swell ~
Bsrk PairA lsvd HOsn KiO JA-eTO "A ds va hs@D,os
Se5f ssmus ses.m.o, tof fPl,deyh w.u. sst.u,.s "A
With sugar . ''
J,n - lat SO 50 Ou. 81 So bars Ahde' Nor from L''r-
pool for ST. J"hn ~ B. ,,,,,oD,~-o,
The White h-se h,rd tines foI
I s4teB Of slo0oS 70 te yusrssr
other. =, s os % s ap S aos A. al. :, ~.
It's steamers 9nnng The past we've months 10 acting hS,
guarantee Of continued good s.rse the sa aHe 0Asa. ses
the se fee tbat tey
sailing With competent and loyal ohserS
DIsAsTERs.
LosDoS Jan 26-Repor,s to sbppng By the eof
hr.yy x.les on ths beyinbing
The bari JrEen LorcntIsn from D%SoI o' DuhD sa ,,s -
Qasens0sn Baltimore. much dsusse Toe baTssH D.
BrcoImsu NewYOFk Aanie IanuSre arIvd
Liverpool to-day They have sxpeeRoss eoa'-ef-Oe 5 ~
sim lie. OF lh South IRON PtBeo aDd bark Doc Pstsh
Css.Sno from s~aS ior HoTae.d bOts
--s DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ian stsHsMp Champion from New
Yors brg vperfd NeL RON IeA" sA~sAp Jar
~, Gsr J. snd Paerfo Rico GSpl for L'efpo1i
1Axvxsa"S, I'd ,chr " es.s Pens.ools ballast
PRo.IpEsoE jan zN-A'''e~' ''o"I N"'A' "~'"e'i aAa
fenas ron Jan % -Cared 25 barb Mousehes,ss Br
"I Ga. Jan 26-Arive steamships 0nsna Bostoa
saa J,cu.s ksWiorEs DusaBb0noah tbr irOn Gibraltar.
E.imor Cleopatra for shp Comfy Peios ,BLl
IiTsrpooli asf. Clara. fot bremen.
W., sSsrox n O. Jan 26-Arvtd steamship Rssecea Clyde
from B.umore h Charles bset iroa Bet Cleared steamship
AehIe., ,Jor NeW-lOrk
FoRRIGS PORTS
25Afuved barb Pred from Portland
nsxse ffsE 81 homasi kver oaesa tBr from
Han. ssyaAs 24th,
Perseo Cleared 2Sd onss hstne 10 Ne-ferl ssTsA al.
aoe (Br.l fer Philadelphia wooae ca tbr o Bostsa
g. Jan - Arrived scAs Onsro forune Bsy
Goaeester for haTD0 der Sailed 18th Geo
Jsa 25Arnved hsrxs Zehsn fBr from Banusrst
Canada (BE from New brig se th scar. ss
Lrns Youns sailed 2Sth FOeees trl n.
SeuiugUs hsekets kstA aicraA Aryed 26a
IRON New Ksss from NssoII...., s.s
American Lioyds se~ ySrk sArs sshs Ds.mors re. -
ysAa, D.. D.. kans " Hart, as.
lS~ Lsss'' Shy Nose ~ ss,s~a Psssi
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
rrNIrrn srArEs sItPREME couRr

WAsHINGTON. JAN 26.-The following is a sum
proeeairgs uD,e toart todAr
No. 479Ass2Be Donovan Toe Cnied sites apis from
United 70. ihe Eastern District ~ Vie
sour-The Nj d.
o counsel plaintiff
United The Court OF
This argued By MI Jno a. Harlan d Ne spps
snd bV Williams Assistant Attorney ensfI
Got fOs tie apo lees
No l5O-MsEvsI Stewart sdE arreai rom the So
Of NesNe-eO Argn b. hr r. Philips n counsel FOR
defendant c5uue appearing FOR TIE pGHuf error
TIE tlseais
the Uuited for the Western DBtc of Pnns VANS
Of VI oil
counsel OF pEntd IN
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

umvaou Of responsibility OwSrds the pubic for what sh'
~ te @y.
M, PuEersonYou therefore sees you cannot sne
speas wkzt they win argus on the other side
X, Rvsrt.-Ths and extent Of IT, Of course, s
sahces u argumenI
Judge NesosI have already ruled, think that uness II
.pp.as that Mr. Tou what hs lecture TO bewhat
the subject bO-he responsible for the lecture
saag the introduction and being prophet or the son
~ = pruuhei he could not what she 20
Mr. Fulerson-Noux Honor has been sdmonshed oy the
souns On the other de line 3 Rgameni hey design
70 foIow.
udee Nelson-I thnk shall take that the jury shan
n mlsinter1rct IL think there viii be misoonoepuon
M FaHertonThers via BE- we are permitted 70 gave
tlns evidence
yshee Nefson-T have decided that point
M Beaohft this question Is altogether aaue
from that II appears that TtOn introduced ATs wood
AuB 10 the audience Now n 70 be seriously argued, "Aen
sy prove ths what Mr. Ton said and did upon That
oooaOn that We get a the details and AK ShAi De
sssd by which he did he which they prove he did
adee NesoDI yOu did no, introduce her, you could prove
A. az course by way contradiction hut all did do was
A, insoaaes her, yo1 wen afford TO leave there.
Mr. BeAoh-whai inodDctiOai We may afford 10 leave
A under your Honof's ruhng; but Sir submit when they
prove by M TOn which must Of necessity be SO
sOupAned word aud do not give the words may We not
Prvys tbemi
Jsdgs EesonI do not think that Il h material He went
forward with bis his and introduced her That
al We have.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
HOW BEEcHER.s PORTRAIT WAS PRESERVED.

HOW BEECHERS PORTRAIT WAS PIlESERN 3D.
O. Some importance has been attached to the pOr-
trait h Beeher that hung your house and has
been taken down. viii ask you single question in regard 70
Where did that portrait hang when first put it upon the
wanMr Beecher's portrait A. Il hung in parlor in
Remssn on the wall.
u Where did il from A. Il came from Mr.. TiIons
q WhenY A. don recolect the date when.
Q About what time A should think time In 1871.
@ long did II hang ia THAI psoef A It hung there
until Paiges portrait there, few months ago.
@ Then it was down, and Mr. Pag put - It's place
H. Yes, Sir.
@ What with Mr. Beecher's' A. Pat upstairs, on
the mantepiece.
@ Preserved? A. Yes Sir
q In good condition. A Oh! yes, Sir Standing along side
Of an engraving Of Cupid aud Psyche.
Mr. Eyarts-I ask that this be stricken out
Judge Nsilson-Yes.
Mr. EyasI ask your Honor 20 state 10 the witness who
does not yet seem learned that observations
improper.
The winessI understood Nj Fullerton asked where It
wac and 1 told him l didn't to be vulgar abrupt,
only % be specific.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27
P4SScNGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOL-IE steamship ER1' nd q. 2GDr WlBAu
A. MunsOu. DAVID AGsr. j. B. " la r.
III Bon. sud hre chrel Jos Cow G. q te 'iamenda =
J. r. ksco-o J. Wilson Jose NJ Dolores de
10 Ka Aug Cat No X ~. hera4ft d. Ev4ss AID
wife H. Z. Gin Ms T. Reynes ehlc., p J. tS.snas
FOR MEXICOEn seImsAp Cty Of A,rda. in 2Oh. Leon
T. b. Leyenh H. sheoumsEer mn hgeIrero G. Bros Rev
J. Edwards wife 'Bartrl Ed Wm. T. Arm4r W v Az
Ayasr MIA T. L. LeJs, j. ialsoiyss 4. Busiry
A. GoiAy Ms. p. FnsuE Rso Fr-da J beseT ~
Carlisle j. T. carson. 4 COn1l.n. J. h. Hen.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-27

7l4 3 II ao0u uses il n
|
Sandy Hoof l43 900 Hell Gate fey.. l.4a
| Hi0H
S.pd, HOAX 80 Issud.... O:2J lt-n Skte FuT.. 209
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-02

Unknown Isl a " side
net ret
Z 0riMn 40 a 81 nw4
d Roo nw4 not and n
ct nw4
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ct nwf
D Roo nw4 nc3 md n
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D Roc nw& nc} and no
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-02
THURSDAY MORNING, SEP. -, 1875
DELINQUENT TAXES.
A List of Lands and Town Lots in
the County of Mower, and State of
Minnesota, upon which taxes are
delinquent for years prior to 1878.
STAIR OF MINNESOTA, l..

90 a n OE h4NNESOIA,
COUNTY or MOVER.
O5strict Court, Tenth judicial Districe.
The State OF Minnesota to all persons, o.
corporations, who have or claim any est ate,
right, title or interest in, claim to. or lien up.
on any Of tho several pieces or parcels Of land
in the list hereto attached, descrjbed: ;.
Tho list OF taxes on real estate which appear
from the records and papers in the Office OF
the County Auditor OF the County of Mower
to have become delinquent in the year 1873
and all prior years. and which have not been
m any mo nner paid into the treasury of sad
County. having been fled ~ required by law.
in the oflice Of the Clerk in the County 0i
Mower, ofwhich list that hereto attached ia
acopy.
Therefore, You and each Of you are hereby
required to tile IN tho Office of said Clerk said
Court within twenty days after the last publ
cation OF this notice. your answer in writing,
setting forth any objection OK defence you may
have TO the taxes or any part thereof, or
tho penalties or interest thereon upon
any piece or parcel Of land described in said
list, in, to or on which you have or claim any
estate, right, title, interest, claim or lien And
Ia default thereof, Judgment will be ente, cd
against such piece or parcel Of land for the
taxes in said list appearing against it and for
oil penalties interest and cost.
F. A. ELDER,
CLERK of tho District Court in the County OF
Mower.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-02
Village Of Austin.

l. Johnson 81 set nw4 ~ 20 40 4
Unknown 30nw4 set sc 80 ""6S !!
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
The bids for stocks at the close OF the EAchahge

This has been the regular weekly day for the meet
;np of the Directors of the Bank of England but no
change was made in the minimum rate OF discount,
and it still remains at GIG per cent. The rate OF
money on three months discounts Is shade easier at
37,s per cent, or.lle below the Bank rate during
the week the Bank made gain Of f176,OoO III bui-
lion and the percentage of reserve to habiiitics'
which was last week 3Gls per cent is now 6o's'
The Bank lost 200 in bullion to day. British
consos were a shade easier at the start, but lm-
proyed later on closing at 94ha94's for bo'h
classes United States bonds were steady only, but
Erie stifened up to 25 IN the final dealings. 1hS
has been ticket day at the London Stock Exchange
and tomorrow will be the regular fortnghtiy
settling day. The Bank of France lost during the
week 49, 40 900 francs, and in Paris, rentes closed
at g. S2l2 The foreign exchange market was dun
and shade lower. The nominal rates were nn-
altered. but actual business could he done al
a s6a4dS4 S714 and 81 90. Gold was without
feature. and all the sales We're at 1873 and only
limited in amount The bids for the Treasury gold
were TO the amount of 81 SS5, 900, and 20 IN NUM-
her. at 1851 to 1853 The award OF Tlooo'ooo
was made at 1857 10 1868. The details were as
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

Mr. j. Harmanus Fisher, No. 30 Sccond-s'., balu-
more, member of the Baltimore stock Ex'hahg',
socts orders from capitalists, and refers to several
well-known gentlemen of this city
A dispatch from Toledo, Ohio. of this date, states
that the stockholders of the Toledo and Wabash
Railroad allowed the meeting yesterday to 60 almost
by default only 1000 out of lG0O0O shares having
been represented. The meeting adjourned without
cfeetng ANYTHING. Can il be possible that only thc
directors were present at stockholders meeting
Attention is invited to the notice in the financial
column. entitled Embarrassed Corporations" The
advertiser offers his services in unrayeling and sng
costing modes of harnonizing and adjusting con-
licting interests iu railroad, manufacturing, ana
other corporate institutions in embarrassment, a
delicate ork for which he possesses an exceptional
faculty, as well as the essentials of experience and
nnblemshed integrity.
The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled !;
Pennsylvania Is, Sd issue, l123a; Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad 2OI Reading Railroad, 52ls; Penn
syvania Railroad. 5Ol4 gold. 115's.
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph at 24120AA@2o.2
025, gain of y per cent 28 700 shares OF racine
Mail at 41l2041L042041l2 l2042041asd4los'
gain of Il per cent; IL 300 Union Pacific at 1880
74Ld717s074i2 q decline of d per cent; i'oVo
Panama at 1447s0144i2a l454144i2' q oec'ine Vi
l2 per cent; 500 Kansas Pacific at 22021i2, de-
cline of Q per cent; 500 Atlantic and Pacific IRE
fcrred at 16a401714, gain of 81 per cent; 700 IA
cfc of Missouri at 4G54 1000 0North-Western at
41asQ41H0414Q41as no change; 1900 st. Paul
at 37Q36ps0 36a4 no change; 900 Rockland al
1O4os 1O4a4, a gain of ls per cent; $500 WABASH
11is011Q11aQ11La11l2 a gain OF is per cent
5000 Lake Shore at 71071 lsa sa7O7sa714071is, a
gain of ls per cent; 1890 Ohio and Mississippi at
26LQ25asG257, o decline of Il per cent; oo,ooo
Erie at 27a4 a4027os02S1sa2 275sd2SA, gain OF .
per cent; and 200 Hannibal and st. 10 at ~ 2~
24LQ2412 no change. The market closed irreg"'a, ,
and feverish. The opening, highest loves. anu
closing prices of active stocks sold to-day VIII Dc
found in tho fnllowinU table:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

THURSDAY, May 13-p. ".

THURSDAY, May 13--p.M.
The stock market to-day has been generally dull
and quiet. Erie has continued strong and closed at
the highest point OF the day what appears to be
confirmation OF the COmpany's successful DegOtia-
6on of loan with which to meet ats june interest.
IN regard 10 the arangGneIA, if any has
actually been completed, the following viii
probably prove 10 be not very wide OF the
trnth, when the exact facts come 10 be known. The
Delaware, Laekawanna and Western, and tho Della
ware and Hudson Canal Compaxies bDd to y1se Erin
Company SJOO,OOO at per cent payable on tlIs lH
Of January next taking ss collateral security tho
BYe Company's coai kan.is n the loan shall nut 10
,aid at maturity tie sd xsnced m to form por-
aon of the purchase msang al price for the ooal
hands which i now fixed. ls tba mean time aas two
reditor cOrnrapies enter into possessios md work
tbe lands Jointly thus dxSstins froLa the E1is
at once A valuable oni traffic. The foregoing
which is from what We deem 10 be trustwortAy an
Aority, seems like tho desperate effort of dreWa-
.p man for a few omeats more Cd 'fs- Westorn
lJnion with somewhat larger Jusiaa-s than Of
hate WAS again adversely affected by the ra'ofd tLs
the Faraday had gfarqpiod fars sev cable and
Atlantic and Pacific more thxs equally afseied
4. a contrary direction. There were no ncS deSeE
.pments concerning Psriie Mail and its csnsrao.0
and the price only faoaxa'ed within range oI a
per cent. OHIO and Mis- sassy7i, after BENG
steady and quics an tl,e morning. was sud
Aenly freely sold dows per cent. spaefrne
II the cloys y per ~n. The drliner
in the remainder of the liM weEe Hninnertaat. "a
will be seen by the general snrninafs the market
helow The total sales 0f all stoc. for the day was
I65 900 shares of which 81, 100 shareo we're IN
W.stIrp Union at 7si2a777sa7sha 77'4o MS a
Ssclipe from tsst might VI \ ~, eeDl 2|oQ s'a'''
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

YORK, May I3-BEgvEs days receipts were cars
Sa s sea 81 AGAINST AZ for the
week The offerings included common 70 fair steers sod ~
sold at inc tone q tao @arse, 3 ,,ss was
than Yesterday but there was not enough rsae
3 pGs u ss ss.. s,ss tw
Chas Kahn sold for Kahn Furs. 20 common indahs m ana
gross cwt; 10 bulls lloo n average at 5a5he D. live
sfsSs s".; ~ q
time last wssf Prices aIthsr de ascnsd 1
and 1S'
prime milk fed yeas large number remained HnsSd N
average, Sc y 10 do, llS ID, at &C.; and Is Sussex
Tho Stryker sold 70 County veals isG average
III 100 do l2Jdl3O h. at &C.; and II DO, ioo~iio ID
Wm IT, HAYNES sold 2 Jersey yeas at ac
p 10, and coarse do $50 tb at ioc ..o ., 10 ~ ~
do, III h. st7o State do, I3i No. 5c s5 Do I39 ~ a.,
&c. s. iC ss do III H. at % 20 rs Co., 81 do
Hume % Elliott sold 81 state vea lsl average at 7c
n and bnttennilk do. lIO b at DC. oo 40.
heads Forty eehins at Jersey city, and
aS % the Ss Sa @e fE s as
saS .aa !. gsfs g. i asir
S SSoG at sPpss ssfs %fsp @ at with
OF S pPlss pSdesca sod virginia Spring
at ioi9c 50 2do 49a ID, at Ilc; and So clipped Ohio
' Hase Son sold so Jersey Spring lambs 80 aysTags At
lac 80 coarse do 6S 10 81 sc; 81 90 al . % "e"
Hume Elliott sold l49 clipped OHIO sheep "a 10 average
at 5 ac and u do, 10 ID, at 6isc. 81.
Kirby sold Ill clipped Ohio sheep ~ % avsns' a.
5a lO6 H. 5's As do So ID, at J'4c ana llo uh
sh0rn Colorado do, 9S t at CSC. - .
Thur3tOn Co sold 43 jersey Spring lambs 90 10 aNae'
per 3S do at S. and 80 hight Pennsy' ANA do
at $3d - t1 head. .-.o =. "a. Il,
b and I3 do. 90 fb, at l3c. ,, ., on -
Charles Kahn sold 57i cOnD0DunshorD inuiaa sneei oo ~
average, at &c. " n. .oo - -,. a 400
SwSE-Recepts ~ or $40 hogs making lo3z1
Tor the ast DAYS 1865 for the same time st
week offered alive city hogs were urine
nrmer at 93Id97sc. y B
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

There was large business in railroad mortgages
The Pacifics were absut steady at quotations, ek-
ccpt Missouri Pacfcs, which declined 4 10 oo4
New-Jersey Central Consolidated tirsts were strong
and higher at 1O5os0 1854. Ohio and Mississippi,
seconds declined from 1919 to 7G frsts Of c. c: ana
c. being off per cent from last sale at 49, Morris
and Essex Consolidated frsts sold at 1O4a; New.
York Central skies, 1888, at 1OOl2; Chicago and
North Western consols at "a; Harlem iirsts' per
cent coupon at 1923, and Long Dock bonds ~
1O5Io The bids are as fOllOws
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CpIy<N late evening amer writing oui report LAZY
business TRANSACTED in spo, Cotton chiefly ior tbs
more cncou rng Europe thu markas wa: r ~
shiDpis ports today 5vJ bales this dsy ast W.. W.
ax Mases ttss day Lst rear 2n0s bses consolidated
d.vs, rrcltx AV3I bAIss sIpnts 70 Great ran s1s
hsle exurts 10 Continent 64Sl bsss stock ~
qu0tos .... %, .....,.c,,,o, 4. farm Cant
IsrI nj sOro running " QuaAT ~
,oTs tnsn sii "a ais aSsvs beAov the SIsde quvcd
Tyaiaary N, atrsU tsss,h 0HNHaauy. lSt Midsm$ ior
Ssood ord ISt Low MdhtDx. Id dIM Ma 40 '
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14
We annex closing quotations ol 1orcigi

The money market was quiet and easy at 2iso"
ner cent on call, while prime discounts were selling
at 4Iaa6 per cent. The clearinghouse statement
is as follows
tury exchanges S75G7097l Gold exchanges SO 5a15lo
Cnry BALANCES 344s3IO Gold balances. 93O36I
Government bonds were quiet and about steady,
though there was nothing notable in the market.
We annex closing street lnolatiOns:
New-York tribune., 1875-05-14

In State bonds District Of Columbia 3.Gos al
yanced y per cent to 1884. The Treasury Depart
ment will commence tomorrow the exchange OF reg
isdered for coupon 365s in denominations OF 900
and 5000. Tennessee new series SOLD at oo'2 ana
new ex coupon at 81. MissoniiS sold at lo2's' The
Sollnuioo ara fba bids.