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, 1875-05-20

sale OF tho IEiglsln,lti xrcrd At Dexter
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Sale OF tho IHighlnsa x1crd At Dexter
purtz.
4 rublic sa!o Of BAort.IIorn cAttls took place
Yesterday afternoon ut Dexter Park, tho stoc3
disposed Ut pciug tho "lIieh!and uosd," prop
erty Of Mr.. L. ". Towns, Of Hannibal. no. The
sails waa conducted by Col. Judy On tha quartor
stretch of the Dextor Park trolling track-a
much hotter spot than seemed to ho derirablo,
especially when tho broad CANVAS witch has
bseu used At previous aates wRs available. Tho
pricoa reached ranged from poor to verY fair.
and the competition, though on 10 occasion vary
brlak, wAs uyoes than would bo imagined In
yiow Of tho worry anal! number OF tlo puscnssora.
The following II aonsplats list OF tho sales
uowa AsD HELPERS. .-..
No. !. al Prllu uf Aututuu, lohn II. Craig, Edmos-
w IA. eia9 iii. Il f.rsw. W. H. n..., A.h,.aa. No.;
So. ., Charlotte &h, q. H. Blossom, Dsoaaasla, No.;
No. Charlotte ssh ". Jacobs West LIbsrty. No..
No. .. Highland Maid ILL, Col. ". +. ssnn', Paris.
II: Ii. s.iiI 5. nsa.na Maid se Col! " smm..
No. J. Highland 4 y -, oal v. ain,m.. t,.soo.
No, ,; Mlsuaul Mil sth' Robert ps!',' k'"4a''t
iis,t.n:s. q q y y H!e;:,s p s,s a., s,s' Inn
IL. il. nI.n ID nd Gu. Campbell ca..e. we.t
@ss 10. q. i 1..s -. u. o.meesn oA.... $780,
No. is. Lillian iii. @. u. R!os.oa, as.
T. T. L.; Il; as::f hs:f Ss T. Sa H. 1:A,.na. Mo-
$751,
No. tB. Lady Hester 81, Col. B!mms, A,dW.
No. ~. Nina Of Highland ID. j. ". ia .oas, t9n.
No. 70. Nins 81 and caf, @. II. Blossom. $40.
Na, II, ThosnIaAf, y. II. tIooba, 4aUQ.
No. 81, Nina Of HlghlAp1, G. II. u!o.som, tls3.
No, ~. 9th Dutet HaiEeas su4 caH. ". II. 0Ass,
Eo, n, 1T Lady wstherby, ". II. n4as, $50
No. Is. Eltth, john Whtae,t. ftaemptloa7 Ill.
Ko. 70. Maid Of B,dney, s. ". J.cots, 500.
| Nv. II. C!arisaa, y. ". t4oabs, $50.
Nv. ~, 4 hsifas cslf, Mareh q 1870. J. II. epdsrs
IL. u. Lady Cray 9Th. Gen. e.ngsson. Quincy. III. /;
NJ. 10, Alice Batss 81. 8. ". jacobs. 500.
| BULLS,
| No, 81, Lord Wetherby, q. II. Blossom, 90.
No. 81 litghl1nd Hlar, Jonn WhttsAll. $ls1.
Mo- ~, uixulsL Daks, Milton bsi4ys. ks4uk7 H.; /;
9.M.
| No, S5. Highland HFlaee, George Hammond, L.
| grau3, aIarstau Q5uuty. Ia. f!Qo,
| No, 10, lIastgrs Duke: q BAlt,
| NJ, 37. Nal. WrlhDrhy; Ho ssle.
| No, 81, Lard WcsAesby, y. W. Jaeahe e1st.
| No 10, Earl Of llx4laud, u. ". JSeotn tIt1.
No. ~ led Duko, 9. y. l4Eclay, weat IneEty, H.
NJ: q, ne1. .a e Highland. o+"p'el' Chase West
H. u Tassssiss, ]. 9. hses, oalap.hs., L.; ~.
, 1875-05-20

THE COURTS.


Now suits.
The bank Of Ch!c1go bo:tsr known AS tho
National Loan ana Trust Company, In con-
necto1l with tLo Htato INSURANCE Com
pally, Ind its day iu court yesterday /
to the disgust Of its fnrmsr Assianee.
1saac r. Costoa. When tho bank went Into vol |
untary liquidation 1t assigned all iss property TO
Mr.. Coatcs for tho payment Of !ts credIto7S.. Dnt
they faIlod 10 got paid ~ fast ~ they dceired.
aud onA ot them, Alexander Cunningham, lllod
creditors bill on beaaf Of hin,solf aud Ill
other creditors who chose to join. somo tirne
after, u. l.. 1IouHh Est, waa appointed 1se-
cover by Judge Moors. Mr. Coates, however,
ciaitncd ho lad tho toat right to the
tan4's rropcrty. and fofusod to delv-
or 1t over. a motion was made
Tuesday for rulo on him to surrender. and yos-
tc1day Judge Moore dac,dcd IL by granting ths
rulo desired. 1t was claimed on tho part Of tue
complainant In tho creditors bill t1at hlr.
Coatos was in OBJECT playing lnso tho hatds OF
the bank officers, And had grossly neglected 10
l,aa bcen .ak1ng care Ut their rryase ,ntcrests
bv nl.nG sha stockholders on their Individual H.
ability.
81 Lhe o,dor Of the Judge, Mr.. Coataa il re-
qulvod to surrender eysry buok Or pnpor aud
Ill ahrttB OF Gysry kind lIo n1a7 hayo eoloi1'ns
vi tho State INSURANCE COMPANY nay hops ta
get = small drop OF comfort III d"s TINA.
Dly0ncEs.
I1onry y. Brush complains thst hls n!fe,
Mni,at,. has desortod hin, aud ne therefore asks
for diTutce.
UNITED STATES COURTS.
William QraG began : uHis for ga. 800 against
Z. U. Es.or, l.. U. Goble. aud W. Il. EuG!aud.
BANKRUPTCY trEas.
Richards. Bhaw, F.tsu. l. Wns1o", claiming
340d.y1, aud E1dI. HatvoJ l. CA:tet. claiming
S75, tilol NJ i0Yo4untAry pasltton agansi Y: II.
llallatcd, = msrohant Of Mlrr.s. I'll. They
n,aAs d fraudulent nosignmsut Of al! his goods
to Samuel Wa!d. r'1Ie 10 Bhow cause May 3i
md injunction uers Issued.
bidneY +. l.. Underwood. member Of the
Donri OF Trade. HE'D Il pets.lu1 t. W declkred
buuSsupt. u4B schedules nhuH dob:a au!oanttl,s
ia about So, ,0U1, add no assotH - nleee thsm.
The bankrupt was Mam1ef OF Vn1ef#oo3,
Uurtun j. Co., and also OF Underwood, HERON d
Co. Tie cAHe Mas refsrTeu to tle Register.
jacob uas was appo4utsd As4yuee Of j. G.
6Mfth.
supzR1on COURT m nR1EF.
Horace Duttlu sued 1saap II yer, ". 8. Forrey,
and James Baxter tor 9i,1J1.
I Fred Il TO. began suit Tor 81, G08 Against
| Ika4o i, ltuserury and G. II. Ealch.
| cRIMtNAL CornT.
William ArnsttonK plsalea guilty to tho lar
csny Of Two colts aud was seatencei 10 thtee
| EiAry WAS atItckan flom the doJxst, with loava
| tJ leihstate.
Mathew Dar!b pleaded guilty to burglary. and
vss rcmauitd fur kentcnc.. Anu:Acr 1il.cs-
| u,sut ior the sano oGsusa MAS stfsckan lEou ths
Cuarles Dakcr pluadsd guilty to thu la1cen~ Of
9 8ot Ut AAlu s-a from A. anI !. Hrsn lis, a"u
raa acnt.ucrd t. csghtceu nl1nths III tue lehs-
Joau p,,rsiok MAS tried far the larceny Of lead.
| pipa from the Iv lat VI S4mhaI jucubs found
| guilty. AMI sont 70 .ns 4teIosta Eclop! for tols
, 1875-05-20
NOT GUILTY.

II ths Editor u This CAieaoa Ir1o4nt:
Cu1cAao, atay l9.-your issue Of yesterday
places mo usatlst arrest for do'faudlng a Mrs.
hattosfleld out OF moneys received from tho saio
Of furniture Th!a atatemeut IL not truo lave
not been Arrestod. Proceedings hayc, however.
hsaa Instituted against mo by this woman. she
placed quantity Of goods iu my haula to aell.
and subsequently, chaugcd her mind. ! dlsposod
Of only few articles It good prlcos, realizing
Sle.g0. not sufficient to cover Acf indebtedness
to no, aud thi4 u The yusn total ot my o4eullug
woman with lItto money at the mercy OF u
pattfogges IL ono OF ts.s ilaugaloaa elenlouts OF
a0ctssy to which ao a1s exposed tu various wsya.
u 7. LEE, AucttonesE.
, 1875-05-20
rHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1879
No. 49, Duke Of Clartuee J. E. Cuttist M!i1bury, y.

No, 70. Duke q Clarence, J. E. cuttFt MUbufy, O.;
4t11.
No. n. 4 bun calf not sold.
The following !. A summary. Of tho sale Num-
t4r Of cows eold 20; tntal amo',nt Of sale,
go, ,015 ; sycraEo price, sB24 !; nnmhtr Ut bullh
no1d. II; total amount Ut salo e2,9o0 nrnrogs
price F2!B. Grand total amount Of aa1o s22, ,iSt /;
grand average rrtcc, &5G2.
, 1875-05-20

r,.,,. s4m Flint, Chandler, J. Wefs, K'neashats
3n,ss 3s.,1 v.inslow, Campbsl, Q. 4. kln5. Bnmfnsf
C1aaa' ,,<on1 Ansona, Trader md tow, Wamore and
ur..t Hneljop aud cousort; schra uoMert U. l..
u!11tna;, gentle. wcathrr Ant.
m.nM.-u,ratn Egyptian &na Ttllfan wore felcAsta
X. auo MoTktnR- lItrl sfrr rinhe hnHrk. hard rn'.
n,raA Hercules, tn \ wat"r.lnEEtd cnht!ition.
pE TO- LAY, md discharged hos ca'go Of lumber to
nea.tsto sy.dock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CANAL vEttaUB NAfI.
~. following shows the cost Of tran'rorstng wfeat
~. nrt,eut low rites from CAicsGo 10 Now york by
y. ~. I'd canal and also by lake aud rail:
LAKE, AND CANAL.
sta frt!Ght. s.s..tsts*'*'+*s$
,,tnr at Buffalo,. .....s.................s."
aanml.s .slnEs A& buffalo. o........,..+..'...-..+.s.
ssnti freIKlt.. bh
.lHi
..i liza freight tnctldes 10 elevation rsti b, tho
auI anil lt,s eana oghts hc.n.le tolls taId to ths
its ,natIrerce and tcate.R' fees. and holding Tia
bss.sin Nav York three da5 . II demanded.
LAKE. AND RAIL.
RIA freghk s.stt..s.'s.ssss
s1s,.ljon 1t Buffalo.
{kssa,ng in cars 1t buffalo. N
ri, freight.
E1ss tEs s1,sfer III New YoIk.............." 49,. Il
fhoftagst .....'..........'.+'s.:.4
Total, ssa7ja
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VI. G.. HOIGITON. VI. d.,
'.i'. .liIr PHYSICIAN y SURGEON
.'. ind Residence. Main Street.
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fl A Custin,

1T is simply this, father, that the
loom is mine" returned Samuel with
conscious pride. Il have invented IT
and taken a patent right, and | have
already been Offered ten thousand dol
lars for the patent right in two adjoin-
ing States. Do YOU remember that clap
trap Won crushed with Your foot six
wears ago
YES" answered the old man whose
ewes were bent on the floor, and oven
whose mind new light seemed break
ing.
WELL" continued Samuel. '.that was
almost IL pattern. of course, | have
made alteration and Improvement, and
there is room for more.
And that WAS what Nou were study =
ing when vou used to stand and see me
weave. and then tumble about my loom
50 much - said Mis-. winthrop.
''lou are right, mother. Even then
had conceived the idea which have
since carried out
And that is why You could not un-
dcrStand my simple mathematical prob
lem," uttered Mr.. Winthrop, as he start
ed from his chair and took the youth
by the hand. Samuel, my son, forgive
me for the harShncsS | have used 20
wards YOU. have been blinded, and
now see how have misunderstood you.
While have thought YOU were idle
and careless. You were solving Il philo-
Snphcal problem never could have
conprchcmded. Forgive me, Samuel -
| meant well enough, but | lacked
judgment and discrimination
OF course the old man had long he
fore been forgiven for his harshness.
and his mind WAS opened to Il new les
son in human nature. 1t was simply
this; different minds have different
capacities. and no mind can he driven
to love that for which. it has no taste.
FIRST seek to understand the natural
abilities and disposition of children,
and then in after life, govern yourselves
accordingly. George Combe, the great
est moral philosopher of his day, could
hardly reckon in simple addition. And
Colhurn. the mathematician. could not
write out Il commonplace address.
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THE DETROIT WAY. 1t WAS the scc-
"nd Time he had accompanied the Young
lady home from one of those little social
parties which are gotten up to bring
fond hearts nearer to each other.
When they reached the gate she ask
ed him il he wouldn't come III. He said
he would, and he followed her into he
house. 'lt was Il calm, still night"
and the hour WAS 81 late that he had
no fear of seeing the old folks. Sarah
took his hat. told him To sit down, and
she left the room To lay off her things
She was hardly gone before her mother
came III, smiled swcctlN, and dropping
down beside the Young man. she said
Il always did say that if Il poor but
respectable Young man fell in love with
Sarah he should have my consent. Some
mothers would sacrifice their daughters
happiness for riches. but am not Of
that class
The young man gave Il start of alarm.
He didn't know whether he liked Sarah
or not, and he hadn't dreamed of such
il thing as marriage.
''She has acknowle lodged to me that
she loves yOu," continued the mother.
land Whatever is tol her happiness is
for mil e."
'Ihe young man gave two starts of
alarm this time, and he felt his cheeks
grow pale.
II haven't" he stammered,
when she said:
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business DIRECTORY.

,, EI~incSS AMT LocdIi0H 81 Hc icdd-
E,.inrSS H0HStS IN 81. .j0hH~bHTy
N.l,,uiiurnI Tools aud Hardware.
.-.g.I N sons. H"yt'~ Block, Il. L. 81
ipniIr.carie-.
....lINN Ne. =. Iiank Block Main st.
attorneys AT Law.
May over Il. L. Office. and Post Office.
... IpE No.4 : Calrd"ni.tu Blk.. up stairs.
.... \I:p Main 81. over Hall y Flrtchcr~.
.," G-ttt, l;T"k"r.
I:nnk> and stationery.
....pA EOWELL. Calcd"nian lAk, Main 81.
Book Flinders.
r...,Nf \ 60. Ats. Monument Square.
HIiuk>-- Legal and business.
u~Ir\.A 60. Monument Square.
,:al,rr- aud C"nfc"tioner-.
-,. BRADLEY. Main Street.
tlnthin:;. Hats and Gaps.
.. . nupsI Iamk Elock opposite 81. Johns
. l..... d.rl,, IA Ready Mad, Cl"thin@. Hats
..,..- r,ut- Furnishing G""d~. etc. etc.
tInrhing for Men and Boys.
H.I.GtNk~ \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
,,.rL,r,. class aud stone Ware.
...Ut\k> \ CO. Fairbanks Village.
i ,.r..,n.. Paper IIamging-. Window ->ht,lr-.
A s. ItlEENNk~A \ CO. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
.....\~ .l,,irulu Block. Nam street.
Fl ......> SWIM Tu"u Block. Main Street.
". l. Ln"d- Gr"crri.> and Fruits.
lN.|ft>A s. rEITENGIIL Eastern Avenue.
INV Innl- and Ladies Fancy Gnod>.
.1.i ..,usir Block. Il. l.. Street.
fI.sN\k~N y 60. Fairbanks Village.
Flour and Feed.
.... r..t.fF 4 co Eastern \y,.uur
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JufrLs.

ST. JOHNSBURN HOUSE,
MAIN STREET. 81. JOHNsBI'RY. VT.
GEO. Il. WALKER. Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
RAILROAD STREET, ST. JOHNsBURY VT
HOWE y MORRISON, Proprict"rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE.
NEWPORT. VT.
W. +. VIVIAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE
SAN FRANCISCO. CAIIFORNIA.
=. II. SEYMOUR & co. ProprirtorS.
Mt. MiS>FIELD HOTEL,
STOWE. VT.
y first class Hotel with all the modern improve
mcnts. Accommodations for 200 guests.
y. T.. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FRiNKLIN SQUARE. ROSTON.
\ first class hotel i'll every respect.
CI;uCKEH Il EUCK. Proprirt"rs.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
PORTLAND. MAINE
MARLBORO HOTEL.
;ll1 WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON.
On the American and European Plan.
Il. STEVENS. Proprietor.
Formerly "f rr"iter House, Bradford.
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M >EN {. BATES,


.....,, ,,.,,v.
..'t.f. ,ft,ud rn any Irnt,..,i,,n,I Lu-i
see ''.-.''l 20 his r.,r'. AT m"d,Tat, charges
,,,,,,,.r
~ y
Dealers ia
~ '''"P'N' i""'lN ana SHOES
HUt Nii. IIofhDiJ .N'lrcr I9dt,d
'. 6 Nn'h Will h" sold Tor Cash or
N,a odd Fellows Block.
''"'' 81. J"H>sb'Er, VI
,,,,.,,,,, N
''.II. .l3l. PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON
'''' I''-'d'n"", Nam street.
'i'' H. I. NiN Eli.
VERMONT
'>''iN' '>hLNI>IEk CO..
UINIEIi- II
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"REI.NbNT."

"REI.MoNT.'
european Hotel.)
G23 & G2j WASHINGTON STREET BOSTON
oOIpo>iic GIoLe THeatreJ
new House with Elevator and all modern ap-
pointmeuts.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant al moderate prices.
SANRORN 4 HARDY.
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THE "TEUE STORY" OF MARY'S NOI Nj
SHEEP AND HOW HE FOLLOWED
HER TO SCHOOL AND HOW HE WAS
EXPELLED.
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..r cents IL addition for postage. as the
.....lrr,.- all postage "n the fdied"nidn t"
.. ,.rs ucr al the It. I"hn~burN Post Office.
renting nf all kinds done at Wing prices.
''' ...t ur,,!,.ru machinery and >killful work
90 elud- ct .I"h lrntIn" can he done
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Il thanks. ard and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
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JOSH KILLINGS ON THE RACCOOS.-
The r:Iccoom iS Il resident oV the United
States oN America; he cmIigitrd to this
country soon after lis discovery by
Columbus, without Il cent and nothing
He IL one of them Kind ni persons whose
claws is worth more than all the rest of
him. He resides among the heavy tim
Der. and cultiNatcS the corniicldS for
Sustcnlncc, and understands his bizmcSS
llM family consists oN Il wife and three
child;cn. who reside with him on the
inside nv tree. He can always Ice
found at home during the day tew re-
ccivc calls, but his nights are devoted
and hiZ tail, which iz round, has rings
on ii. These rings are ov the same ma
tcrial ;I> the tail is. and are worn upon
all occasions. During the winter he
ties himself up in Il hard knot and LAYS
down 10y his tircside.
"WHAT'> \ GODDESS !'-They were
husband and wife. and lis they stood
before the soldiers monument she ask
ed:
WHAT'S that tigger on top
"Thal Il goddess" he answered.
'And what's IL goddess ,"
a woman who holds her tongue"
hc replied.
She looked sideways at him and be-
gan planning to make Il peach pie with
the pits III it, tor the benefit of his sore
tooth.-DetroH Free Press.
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Y. \ ~. \. HAsitITT,

D. t'"Nlt ~ LAW. l.. L 81. II. .I"hn-bury.
.'.'-... attend tn any professional bust
see '.I-.',i '. IlI- can, al moderate. charges
, 1875-04-14

suEEr-were in .roler,to supply. and tho markot
showed 1rnlneEs In consequence. In the aesenfo VI
no gtnennl aAyaurc lu prices. We quoso tle market
nrn ut s,.5yea1 1.so for common to medium, and It
S5,76GsG, Is fur good 10 extra.
EAIr LIBERTY. .... ...
EAST r1nEnTr. Pa, April th-u uATrLE-Re:esIsa to-
lay Gil hc@d tho supply Tor yard aaes il excessively
si It'll hara changed hands toay hat ct item Ut
retail and good priees about ~ last weak very
few buyers On Land. Tao snarxet Z ye'y dna aud
slow uuatity all good utst, 3d. ia7.10: modium to
good $500 .d.51; common ta f,.r, st75 $3.50; BULLS
$l.nkss.5o; sto:kors, sI.l9st93,M.
s? i5?5sss;'t ssssi!, tGsS si e. h'' Workers. '''S
a,ikrr -Hseeir's to-l.y II head: be. 7oos7.so
nediun,, s;.i5 So.75; Clipped, st'o9s.so.
WATrnTowH, .its'., April 13.-DEEr cArrLE-Re-
cepts, o3B there much better feeling than for
nnmter Of wscka: ths supply was largely from tho
WrRt; butchers vera not anxious to Hnrchafo; tho
bulk Of stock changed hands ut an advance Of 70
yo weight OF X tlreasei choice, SILL o.tr. 0.c0
io7, TT gao,,ty' s'sos'so Aec0nd' s''soaso'
ssSsr IN .Sp ; S nj t;aas T., q9s:
9s.1s extra, Noo9 liz isncy. ssoo pr i. '~'
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, April l3.-cATrlE-1seceipts. 1,31i: total
for the weak 1867 tho market was moderately so'ira
s.EEr Ssn LAMaa-isecolpts, 1,o:o tot,, for tho
week. 1900: market dull and dragglng sni weak ut
III oos9sseeeipts Mss- ,oo total for tho week. rb.
market on Monday was slow tu.yy hogs. ~ tas73;
Workers.. st.toas3' To-day 1t va moderately aetlye
aolding at good $8.1s.
ST. Lorlg, april 1i--Hons-neccipts, 5"s; activa
good 10 extra, ss..nGs.so.
cArrLE-Receip.s, 4s5 activo: demand e1c:eds
5 slN fsis 10. si1s medium, q sooi native brleh'
ozs', $5.0us6.io; ni1o4 stock. f4.ouas.lo.
CINCINNATI.
CrNcrHNA1t, hprll 1J.-IIDus-Fait aud Arm; com.
Dpo TIA fajE to medium. 8HtNBHEs good. 8ip
, 1875-04-14

HOG rNopuCTs-were active eariy, and du
t,,rno thu remainder of thu seauiou pr3ees werp
Irregular. ms fece'P's ness "o ..se ,,.,,s
poorer Qualities vesc quoted ioweF nut taS nau '.o
rhieav cnt,n,ancr of TIN feelinr noted for two or
hros ,v, n,.. ,h,t III, -r,rsrt S., tccn forced IN
aa5s pa"s' .us. ~, 'ne ~" ~ -,
expects that hogs will como In SO freely to make any
conn,dsraL1o difference la the prices Of product.
sltSs ioak-"as loS1's Per o.i so"ss a. n W
day, and weak caf's' nas closed hrnes' Inc nasAe.
vim .od mi l,rro ouantitie. ,nl otho,s followed ru
W., ~" ~ -ss"Io' oocaan, rn1cr .aIc, of
aA tas patae. haa tesene" ~, ~.
htout 70 o0 os1s hen aafanee4 soa soe 90 ~" o''e
lots wtre offered IN proportion to fatr demand from
N. .bn,4 t,it-r.t. s,les 1cru reportel Of 1850
-, -. - ~, o.=p1 AZ. MIR tr1s ue,1or
sss oota,, *. ~ ~ E- .fs, 1,ro a Ell sD
n5 IN n1 ..ii.r 1rix ~ u 1scs9S1n and
, 1875-04-14

Thelsad!ng produce markets wero again Irregular
yeateyay, bnt generally lovar range, especially IN
hleadItuIs. which weakened by tho neE weather
sftsr tho anow-stoEM Of hlonday. The receipts Of
Rr7in wers gcsy ANAL all round NEARLY tho smallest OF
Tho se.son,-and there WIS uniform dscreaee in tho
etocks Ia stora Last roek though sos Of that takon
out Of s,ore was atmply losdcd In vessels to await tho
opening OF navigation. There was no special news
from, outside til after tho character Of markets had
lean established, tho courso OF things being choay
regulated by Western influences. There wcre moro
sellers than usua In nearly every department., and not
much desjee to buy, though good many shorta wore
Aled. The Arr trades In grxfu have nearly al been
settIed up deliveries rn.do ator tho 18th will bc on
tho ba1ia Of % storage, while this parties making tho
delivery will haya to psy winter storage Oh ost Of e
grain 10 dellsared.
Lake ffetAtss wceo mors active. noom w1s takrn
for bu coru, but rates ware not reported Car
rIers asked Dc fox 10 Buffalo, and shippers lid
4kc.
Tho dry roods trads continues actiyo in mott de-
paftIuerts Of Tho tpark. largo attendance Of buy
crs IA daily 10 bo 1t our leading jobblng houses,
and sattalacosy volume Of sales IL also being ACCOM-
plished through the medium Of .'ms!l ordess." Prices
aro steady and Arm. Groceries wese moving with
activity far the moro st,rlc lnoa weEo con.
cerned, but the miner articles ruled quet. The quota
tous wure tho on tho day before, thogh
Rars wevo uominal'y an Isu ntghBs, In sympathy With
Now York. Dried sruta in atosdJ fa!r rsluos at
about steady prices. rih aud canned gooa arc doiug
fairly. no changes rsuoed In coat wood. sud pig.
iron. Oils ARC In better request and generally dxm
At The quoted prices. tagging Il stronger.
There wsra no nsw fe.tures ia lumber. Tho yard
trade up to tho socent aveEags and Ecsa sctnatn
the pane ~ heretofore. No lumher u expected Ut tho
Wholesale market for several days. The hardware
l&alFs report fair business ana very &tesdy mar
ket for nearly everything In tha l!st Nails are selling
freely st $3s7k, Hops, hldes. wool, lsoo'n-corn'
.A.d. ~yerA uurtanro Tbn srndiDx in tntS7
, 1875-04-14
LATEST,

LATEST.
NEW yoEx, April 1a--s1oney easy. Tha early laaus
~sse At ago, but in ths afternoon cspal freely
sbsred 1T from ) down to per cent Primo mercau-
hls paper 6toT.
slerAng strong 4sG94stk for today, and A.9o9
t.ooH for uigat.
Customs receipts, s33a00o.
Produce exports for the week, *t,t57,1d9.
Governments ste&dy. Railroad bonds nFm. HtAeo
bonds quiet 1rser for Tennessees and Ioutsisaas.
Ths stock market oltnea tlulet and steady. sna
lfterSard tecao weak, and declined ..3ts ppr csnt
III around, after which thers recovery OF = to
", with tue chief adyaucs In Es4s aud Union Pacific.
TIE market then becalnc dull except for EEle, Which
waa very active and strong, in resiaoasa to higher
prices from Lontlon. Toward The close tho whole
nrtot on, under ths had of unloa Pacific, which
has dropped TX rtr cent. Iu tho aua1 dealings tia
enAFtet ~As stsxay u = recovery of A1l lsr cent
from the Lowest ioint. Nothing further las eeen
dora In 1rg4Id 70 tho new coatFset hstween Ito
Panama and p4ciao Nall Companies. .Trln4actinn2
tgsregated 1o 20 thsEes Of Which 70 900 were Pari.sc
aA, 1860 Western unton, 10 wa Erie, G,eoa W.ba.,
and a. no Union Far1hE,