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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-12
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SOW NUN ~ SORROW.
81 r1OFas5OI BLICsiE.

bi raofas5NI BhlC.iE.
Sow rot IN roTow,
i''-g your CCHi au"3ad, a.G Know,
Col sends tomorrow
The rain 60 mako 90 rgowi
4 f's istc l'5 Tcs vino fccIs
- socks th' ,ao-r D. which he b.ecrs,
NMl' h1r'c-s erlca from ulUOmy mead
inr ro5" co.n'5 10 tho wiscl
The past no prayer can bring aylln,
Tie future cheat, The scucmin; brain,
Tie present VITA l's goltcn gain
Is gathered ly hc wlsc.
Let each tomorrow
nO!u-morruws work WIN power;
Ept ha s'NtlE bofrOv
VINO lives beyond THE hour.
NI'a mad ambition siuts hts sleep,
J. socla the skies and plumb the deep,
i.. my littie plot, and rccp
r'''3 With TIE wise.
bg'tn5 You may borrow,
From the y1,ty space around;
Ny WORK q thorough
In my narrow bound.
The phryglan vi las pay e1 Of old,
That allie touched lri lht turn to GOLD,
But thus lis d.nuer. We are told
was lost to HIN unwl5e
lie found Il sorrow
Whore lie hoped a golden joy
''
Nh2n AtIru5 "iih w.ntry muster come,
Aud dove N"rs luui ai. thunder drum,
I -ll b',tle tn iiru u.l hum
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-12

"Nheu woman, says airs. Parting on,
"has been married with eengealing heart
and one tina! beats desYondiug 10 her own,
she Will never want to enter the maritime
state again"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-12
THE COLUMBIAN
Columbia County Official Directory

President Julsn-W -Wl'nn IlwoI
1glta JliP3-Ir!p Dnrr. isaac :. Monroe.
iiu upgt'lr.. H".-if. lItn, Etir.
R'r,,tyr s. tnrlrlar IS lii',iAain H. Jacolv
District Attorney ". CLARK.
Sh 'rlI-N -NlHpn.l GrBttr.
SUrrn. Or-i-gt' Dewitt.
treasurer --f,Gn ~ der.
90 ma. |'I3acIs William LaWton, John IIernar
JUnu fnt.
Commissioners crt-Ui,llm Rilrkn,un.
NNlt'r' = ~. 'dh1N' 81. =. smitu, Nuyi1 NOs,
Coroner htrl .s 3D. i1rpr"
Jifs CUmmis,l .ugr5- -lucUD II. Fritz William n
Utt. ''' W. '''''' IT.
County s1p'rini uir'it wi liam n. su,d,r
Bloom Poor Ni.' l't-n'rHi..g-p. T. Ed sen
Wn hram' r. bi1om. drt and Thomas CrpycnJ;
: o t. o. T.. Ent ~tcrctlr
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CAS- AAY OEE VELi.--Can any one tell
why men cannot nay small bills, can alway3
find money to buy liquor, and treat when
happening among their !,ienjs?
Can any one tell how young men who
dodge their washerwoman, and are always
behind with their landlords, can play bill
lizards night aud day, and always ready for a
game Of cards2
Can any oae tell how men live and sup
port their families who nave no income and
do not work, while others who are industri-
ous and constantly employed are half stary-
ed?
Can any one tell how it is that nine-tenths
of the mothers are so ready to sew for the
distant heather, when the children at home
are ragged and dirty?
Cas amy one tell why tour-dtths of the
young women prefer brainoss lop under a
plug hat, with tight pant, and short tailed
coat, to an industrious hard working young
mau with some brains.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-12

Bad temper is said to bite a0 both ends
II maEls whoever gives way to ii as miiea-
be as it does other people
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1875-02-12

A Jersey lawyer vsa making high IOWA
speech tho o'hsr dsy telling about ancels
seGr', weeping willoVs snc tombstonss, vh,n
his Honor brought him down with "OonHae
your remcrks to the dog fight, sir."
, 1875-10-04
MARINE,

AAR1vEn-schr NsrrnyganHett, Mcnomiues, lumes,
scow u. N. Dunhan, pkea FIR, wood acox Sp,,t
Saugasuck, lumber; sehr Col. Ellsworth, Monomiuse
lumber; schr Margaret Dali Muskogon, iam:as;
stmr Muakegon, 1luskcgon. aundriea !: sehr Z. l.
Nicholson, Buffalo, coal; prop Fountain CITY, 1aaa!e,
snndrlcs; prop starucca, DTHato, suulrjcs prop u
II. Robertson, kincardino. Cauada Ealt ssat
Tempest, LudlnEton, suadrIes; sclf O. =.
Dousaman, 0conto, aundslcs stMr Corona, n.
Joseph, sundsIes; stmr 8hoboygan, M,nitoxoe,
aandrlcs: prop Messenger, 1T. Joseph,
driea: seow White Oak. Lullngton, lumbar:
schr Z. ]. Atevea, Ludington, lumber: schr Liza
Doak, Bs. Joe, lumbar; prop New Era, oranl Hara,,
towing; barge City OF Grand Haven, 0rauA IIavta,
lumber; barge Golden I1arvcat. Grand IIAvcp, luz
bcr; barge City Of Grand Raptle, Grand Haven, luz.
bor; bargo City Of Eric, 3taskegon,' lumber; hass
Wolverine, Mustoaon, lumber; aloop Annle I4usisut
Grand Haven, ahinglcs; schr Lumbcraan, Dak
Crook, lumber: achr Australia, Muakegou. luubet;
achr psorsa, Muskegon, Lumbar: schr cornelja. si
nom!aco. lumber; achs City Of Nllsaukce, oe0nts
lurnber schr Regulator, 3{uakegon. lamber; schr T.
parkcr, Michigan City, light; sehr Cuyahogs Cths
River, lumber; schr r. scoyillo, Nnskegon, luaba
schr Hottie Taylor. 6t. 1o<eph, lumbcr.
cLEAnED-Prop Messenger, 81. Joseph. 10 bEis oil
brs pork. and aundr!es; atmr Corous St. JostlA
sundE!aai schf y. 4: Ferry. whits Lake. sunts!s;
b. Sloan, Oswogo, 1s,4o9 bu wheat tchr Little P1'
soas, Kingston, l7,asa In corn prop O. le.I, A.nt.
ip biasour' 0utonagon, 1,7rl bu outs 3ct Pkgs fee
70 Raso assor, 20 ts food ~ brh gork 20 btls e.:
to Copper laFboE, 90 hu pats: % baga tset. ~
Torch Lake; s.245 btu oxts. IL rkR+ feed to Hincot
50 bFls coal, Q hFls pork to lnrtage EntrJ 2aa
oats, Is bsls pork; to Marquette, 20 b1la maa u ae
ford, 80
h1ouF OLxAnANc1s-BchT Tempcst. Muattgou. ~
lks peaehps; prop conmolure, nuF4lo. 49s;S d
ford Gasavillo, LAID bu corn stmr hluakoaon dfsna
HAYDN, 10 htl4 oil! bEts beef, and sunlfcs; 'h1t
Auakegon, Muskogon. a aaeke cor4 aud sandHa:
bchr William Ifomo, Kingston, 2l.123 bu corn; ~!
CloTtan Bells. Port Co!boyno, 1874 bu Wheat; ~
0o1dch Flctcc, buffalo, 5000 btl corn prop y,
Buffalo, Il, coo hu oats.
, 1875-10-04

tlf- g1-~@ NJ

NAl lALF-iF'ceB opened weak On Mot1tl7y, anu To-
naucd 60 to tho close easg on little from day to
day Until aggregate decline Of 40aj0c rer lDo It's
has been suffered lii all grades except feeders. For
the latter cnss owing TO Tho existence Of than
ordinarily Gnod enau0 former prices havo beon prct-
" will sustained, the poorer grades only being quot
ably lower Tho Eastern markets, we'll our own.
have been oycretockcd, and general and material
shsntago In vauea there ia nsu noted, New York, AL
bany, nufao, md rittsburg being from &,St1e
lower than At tho coao Of tho previous wtex At 1z
Of tho ycer tho Stdtrs lying east Of furnish
nearly enough stock to auppIy their citlos and
towns, mud during Ocsober our receipts Of shipping
bceycs shuult be kept down 10 tho minimum, The
wceka BUSINESS chiefly at $25033.5o for poor 10
good fat cow; at $27st535o Tor To1ans: 1t fA0eG3
$40 for stock cattle; ahd at s40os.oo Tor shipping
steers.
Saturday was dull day. ShIppors did tittto and
the demand from other toufcea also waa Restricted,
During Friday snd Saturday considerable amount Of
vices from below may DO relied upon tho parties 70
shipping Will lind that they have not acted wisely,
whsa ths regular sirpess s,ana a!eot tue o1pe
with many eattls left il tho yards. -s'e '''-'''
Extra Dcoves-uraded atcers, weighing l,3s1
oholes iseayes.Fnc, fat woliformci ,sas '
To- 8 year old ssoers, weighing l,Ilu to ..
1.4oo ns 6.5oaG.oo
Ing 1.lso 10 ,tae lba. A7s9s.as
sng l,loo 70 100 hs*... A.l5@tGs
Dutthura' atock-Poor to fa.r Rtee.a, anu
common 70 choicc GOVT, for city slaughtcr -
weighing 500 to i,1oo Ill.,. 2.5oaa75
Stock C4tt!e-comnon csttie, Weighing 7DU
to loo lbs: 2.su@1.7b
Infertor-Light and thin cows, hcifers.
stays. bulls and acaAwap atesss. 1.7b92os
Toxaa oatlc-Throunh droycs. s..........,., 25WN1.Ii
Nu9S-hl2cs our Last wockly rpview unlniefFupted
aetivlty ha4 distinguished tho hog market, .nd tho
coutsa Of rFiees has teen stea1iy upward. The ~.
cets wero soMo 10 coo In of tho total for tha
previous week. but tho sharp advance In tho pro1uct
called out urgent deuland both from tho local ald
Eastern trade, Aud tho daily arrlvAs we're swallowed
up alsnos fast uLlo4itd from tho csrs. pfccS
haTp advanced ao@t0c, common to primo Light weights
going 70 aud poor 20 good heavy 10 39.Q&
H.s9. TAeyo wss moderate inquiry for lhiIadephta
hogs At $g.U049.ia,
In Saturday there Was an activo movement, and for
light GFaes tho market retained tn firm tone. Heavy
hoga, however, eased up trGs, saes Indicating re-
dnctton from Fridays quotations 1t Dc per lU0 H.,
Tie 1uality continues to improve but thoEo L still
ptcponlesance Of low aud medium gEades.
, 1875-10-04

,om4r,t - .<th,s, ,,.,,,, r,r,,,t.. r,,,, ". n
c,eJ srao 4 1, 10 ,ns VIZ tmrm &
TX i S y" =, a. sas ~ ~, me.c M Q.
Il sts ~: ~ ia ~ II ~ =, ~ =, AZ Al ~ NJ NJ q.
- u, e ~ ~ 90 M1i" on. o III fetse",l To-
Total, i3.ma IN >' ''N =" - '''''''' ''''''
Mlss.s:rt , s MMrsT.was = In seo1 demand for .nr
msrrc, ~ MI WA II IL ctss t ~ anu EeSs'" "
AM. sI.jas lis fur No. = '' III 'o' No.
,t ,t ~ ". '9seanat, oe'4 te oWer !or
rs, % tns ,, T. fs,ra an &. M,s9sI toF .oEer ~
thst ~ "n Sc% inrk nal!, w!lo
trrr,room ras tsIsn f"r ornu a sT ILL.,,
s.. lncso wss aa ds,I ' osrr5 eJ1T for s'"" tnis
ntn,n",,. oycr Eosn,Mnns w. " ,.An,' .me ~. ~
.rlur of ,u,crr Thrrn rera n"E rr 10 rePssA, & .'s
n.a,y ,5,rg urrrs or ,hc Gmr for S,t no,t Eo an
s es ytas ar. .o III ~ t1ess ops w"n!.t haso
sma ibs general feeling Sciua IN f1yor vi of ar nj
wari uu,o frrry. ami inn s,ot m u es'ms 'nt M
creasoa .sr,s liz ta.t w"ea MI hfo Il fsois ay' M
sni, 10 expc4 ,!,at n at n,tt ,umth Nil son
ri At s1s. ra. 10 n ,eciine Seel s;9nes - nrsn
,, 4 81 xith ny Il: " rrso fet al, Il" T J.
tn at bMa;l.'c cjo,Imu a. iwr ecsr H. usc.nMf .
nt 4Gt Ii &C. closing 1t 47c cnsh .ai". wr spa ~
tI NJ. Al a. In ~ r.ir,."t :" u lsMn
aud 2aaJ bu " as,nro at a5c, tuo iuss ios % ex
hSs ,a a5iss;ts;s NJ ,, ,., sss
..taie luwar Tor rssl,. and ,tiho Tor onns s
Icrejrts wsro smaller mil luu rrnur,tj si,r,nnt
Lcayy Srw Ynrk was n,ytc! dill ~ irrt,s"r"I
rrcc. am! tho market rutcI weak In aytnn,fv itt
pthcr arpn TGo mn.t rrn,ur feat,ir" nf ko "iat ax
from, lie rin,,,u nrrc NJ Trday Jim Ia in fact t
ie INFLUENCE Of lis sentcIurr roruer wue mai nn,i
there was othi,g cl4s 10 prevent prices from descent
C.sl No, 4 uttnctI Mt HAc and souu Ro1i down Ia
3r. With was the asking jli,o Ut Ills cusc, aud onfS
c shows October Tue demand wan far ior CIR uts
{, iii orcta. Ticro ws considerable ,raiina #, IT,
tnier lie tlroGt offered hy the decline et,E aun-
, 1875-10-04
THE PRODUCE MARKETS,
NEW YORK.

NEW SonE, Oct. e.-dnA's-Wleat market less
ersn,aa evn u pa1t lat
for No Chcaoo sis for No, = siwanssa sG 80
las for old 10. Chicago :.a;sias for d s;s No.
ior So sptns Ien a. fav asx sa oa
eru: And $s62Gl GO for do witc Western also bu
ras1e 1t No.
H. 40. md $4,000 bu No. sij,woukc, fa, Noyo,no. ~
yS &C., ;st Ss and Ss IT, p's
8! stso; e. Corn scarcely 20 nsn aaias 72oo bu G7@
my" n n fr He, u,i sn ~ str aaa a9
a1 ana soHt on 1s s s1st s Su q fos
sSS III 1e Sssst ws.'ess It xo do at
Ino'Is,ossCMsaules ~ hflm at l3Y@l3o for long
c!eAl. 4aFa AtiA sAas loo Yea a. I5sc fot primo
s'Sr.t T.1.
'ai n: a'n 'hao oaacr aa'ca 200 bts At
market dall sna UNCHANGED iaie
So. m an II msy.n. =. { rfS e ss
ses.s'e. ass ~ @ 'soa ahs ssfss i
srv xon. IT, 4. s.fssuaMSissI win
esr suoa an9o{ ioF pp'ag gsaea wh!ch aso
weste.n, ibS, Common to eoans aooa s,ts ssatc a
WY " snoIe se.4M9v;Gu; ~ wn1te Wneat axtsa
y.o9 Rye our nn.et Id uushsnGci. T. 4''oS' s'sse'
,ru ~ ,nint 70 - ~, ~ sa .owe!: aIpels nola'
aa,sd Il Svsf n, Ho 80; =, ~, re- re-
81 M,.s1ss stsis rs ca':a .RftSs
.ll N;!lssi;as sn,Ss5 IL. sl.ssesI.4s TG.s do,
sr. nyS n mafxe1 sna aa "ssern :9a staS 3!
Gansa, WI, da III m. Gasy hsly, feSsa s'ss
sh mned I11 .nS sss 1ec9 s%$os aS ~; eG
, 1875-10-04

'''f' -'sN~Ss"Ssoo tssul,uks.J9
I.AtEHr.
NEW TouK, Oct. 2.-Ihu events CT tho vctt In
financial circles In tho main showed au jn,rovno
feeling, partly account Of inesca.r,l bu1ne, ~
trade circles. There has undoubtedly ttcu u,,ch
ArgGs distribution Of merchaudlo fr3m this po3nt
during the wrsk especially In tho ne 1t dry rovds
under concessions on COLON and woocn fairtty, In
eonmotcial circles the s1port demand for Aaaf anA
grain hAa also improved, and tho outlook Ia u.ore 4
vnFablo. Tho merchants not only reported large -
crease In Tho volume Ut freight, hut tue rayu4uA
very larRu iucrcaso In tonnage. Tho aggregate iy
three trunk 1!ues west for tue pleseus ye4e ii
6oot0 to1s or seyenth In excess ot tho tusnr1s
for 1874. In freight east bound, tho total IL cA1nat
5000 tons, lso O0o u .! lsst Year. uu
the Erie tie fright IL greater than In my year alncu
ls'o. Na.lroad frcighh 10 he put UP to paying
business.
Gold oleued 1t ls';, fell to ild, advanced to 1l7,,
~ which As market c.uAel. Hates paid for borrow.
and 1naly dat. Tiers WA Iuurh d.sculsiou Ia tie
foon A. to tho o"lsr sales Of gold by lhe Treasury
vary much from tho Sept mher sales The su.ace m
gnd W. c4uiea by The o's II a4ciu by tho banks tor
u ~ r'n 'nsssaAsl @ seaFs'ty Of cash gold.
lailro4d bonda steady It! thu late sftDrtoor tlt,t.
ss neth. ,adhs soa a los. Chicago North
67A4a7I. s N se's" -
biais securities quiet.
union Pacific advancing ffon &c IA g. aIr s,.pr,,
fsom ~. - ~. Sorhwrststn lrs4a vi; 10 u. st.
LAY .aa' 'sa Huh;a.S q ~, i'efsr5.4 ~ 10 Sas
souri r.clno aly.nrsa 10 81, Ky III 10 -, ~ M.'
and recovered " ~ After 'nA!ly III sho n nsrt,.: ~.
ee;ans weak. un''p Pacific Ist.tucI ID To- 1,' H..
Lake hloTe 10 6l+, kprtAwtst Ia s1,. ~ ~
". Paul -. ra'ilc Mail i.l OIL 1ros. IT.; ah! u!
3SE, and Western Gntou frou ~. IL IT,. ,t, t'
sssond Ill the market wax q!et nl! steady, nI,i,,
tta last lvnr of llsinesE AtneSs w,lu me4k Lla L
Missouri iaehe decin~d ir,nu IT u st, ana r., ~
srsd 10 Jill u Jay. uuiou FAStlc fell oil 10 ,5% ,
Ls sua vi seller thirty day.. The last .4s; 81 H. H..
uIar wese u % ass. Lake shoru tel un 10 81.
AnftasesteFn 10 31h st, taul iu 1'., ULns to H.
Erie u l6 ~ Haunttal Il III. jua to iBx, MhArut
tentss! 10 Ny. Faeia: Nail to ai4. sna Ws.ttrn Gu
Ion 10 To-. Ths declue this afternoon VIVA csusad
u authenticated. "
.T4s transactions Of Tho Stock E1chsugs aggregated
10" sI3tss Vt shtch a. 0o3 were iArsac Mail! va
lAul eounou. sA,toa l4As 6hurs, aud 77,Vou Unioa
, 1875-10-04

Withdrawn from ttors on Friday for city con.
sumption 641 bu wheat, s,sI3 bu corn. G2l bu
oats. 1?5 bn rye, 2,t5! bu barley.
The following GFau inspected Into store on
Saturday morning car Me- rcd winter wheat.
Il cars No. tiring. 81 No. DO, o. cars No. 4,
do, Ill cars rejected do. cars no grads do Cs5s
whcat ~ cars high mixed corn Is. aud II, ,ooo
bH No. III, :d cnrs rejected dn, rurs grade {.J1
corn); IL white oats, Ut ears No. du. e1 cars
rejected do t5 oats) II No. rye, cara rejected
do: Il cars No. 2 birlry, Is M. d. IL cars
rejected do. rars grade do ia arley}. Total (;o
cars), 1a,0t0 bu. Inspected out: 1s,Ul3 bu wheat,
1.?. lii corn, lloso4 In oats, lose hu rye, 12O3J
bu harley.
The following weTn tho rccents and shipments Of
breatlsutrs a, live stock at ths point during tic
past week aud for the corresponding weeks Guiding ~
, 1875-10-04

1,n<,o,, r'ouM ass ~ -v
ateady Now corn. partially cured, ia quoted tfuf 10
below tho ruling urfces for old Nav corn In RAINING
In from Kansas and sections Of tl. state though tho
Illinois GFowc'" aro GnneFnily holding thrir crops
above tho viaNs OF buyers Tho quality Of tho crop
Is moor and tuero IL very tio choice husl sn TINT old
hus. Il Asey 10 raIo l'sh sAsonshous tho ycas. We
will work Into c1oIco hur broon,. 1oGs1lc fair to
good do, oayxo: inferior brush, gxa7c: erookcJ.
s.7e: ,s.,u,,,
ssn eu,sss !. 's.. usssa but. With ws. sustained
.rpv !. o s letter sn ~ a
tion Of inferior butter being uotecaby srnali. wo
quote; Choice to fancy yellow, 20 aalo: medium to
GO, s,ess 1925 e;e e'ss ssss. ,s ,es 1s
con,lnucs active and atrong 7ho activity OF the i.st
furtn.aht has Ispecd all fears Of An orersunnly and
sa' .sa to s9f % assh @ ps Of s s 1
a7Hc: Lewiston, aio: Noa.a"p. 40; outsdo aoxc;
H. Ss &c. 81 iSi aas :.ss. sans :nao Is
., nnyns than fair demand there I no
Tor sood 10 'aney factory anu ss'Ho fof l'~'r
er9aa1s.si; e91.i r,, ,.,.. r.,.,.,, ,s,o,. u,,,aa
ers9y es saa m q H. 9saso S
prices: 1eatgh, $l0.W; Lacxawanna, range and
Jug vslo; s6 ": .dana S Ioet ,s;p nsnoSe
oi:s EadsS9ess sssss: r. i'm =, aeess. The re:
wrso buying. '0e' ''>'''s'- N'' -S''s'''''
Fis1Srho demand for eodn,h W. again brisk. and
llacke1el also Vii undoubtedly 60 h!ghes. ~ press
hele nre now lower than ut The Eat. LAKE fah sonai
, 1875-10-04
COMMERCIAL.

The following wrro The receipts an1 shlpments 1t
tho leading articcy OF ro1uce in this city during tho
twcnty.four hours euling al ncIock an Saturday
morning. and for tho odng taso ycar ago:
, 1875-10-04

NEW TonK, Oct. ?.-The packing trade fn domestic
goods is qntu except prints, which In good de-
mand. cpon ilauucls active, and low grades arc
sotd up to receipts by aGcnts. Hamilton navy -btuo
pFlnts aro relucca to 8'ac, and Elu.wood bleAchod
shlriugs to &c. Wooden goods fur 1nena woar ruled
quiet, hut ahunols arc in ateA'ly demand
, 1875-10-04

, 811EEP-TheFo was reatonab!y active demand
throughout tue past week, and tho market ayan
what latger hsn Tho 4yarass. but IN Increased ship
rlnH movement suiayed tho H2stpt TIore weso sales
a tho way from *JU0 for inferior to 3s25 for s4tra
though tho bulk Of tho stock disposed Of ii $3Tl
A.60 for common TO good luAiilpa
, 1875-10-04

tAcon hhu Hahis etc., boxes.. ...lGt3'u q, s51
Miss poas-was a:ive aud easier on DID, bas
stronger oa new. which averaged about &c per bsl
month Is believed 10 10 equally great rs that for
September was week ago. but thcro Ia time to
81, aud the ahosts arc nut 40 .nxloua then. Now
York wlS steady. 6atca hero reported Ut go Lris
eash 1t "a 40 hsla seller tho month at
% 1870 brla seller tho year at tl1e0l9.-
brs seller reb1uary al sl9I 1880 aud 4so brls hug
er So7embcr after the stl, at 5000. Total, l7.h:n
year and tl9. 2,ue1o..5 for February.
iAaD-was r9t4oF quiet: and 1oc per 1ro IN lover,
.a Stronger IN Nov YORK. There was " mod nodesas s
demand fos new Of tho reduction. saica wero 70.
ported Of 1.oo tca cash 4 $a.sslas5 80 ca aeller
tho month 1t $1Jt0 JD00 tcs seler the ycar at $25
1900 ses. The market co.el At &f3.3@l15o cash Of
MEATs-Were quiet hut aga!n stronger, being
marked Up all round tbs advanco averaging ga &c
Eer H.. Ihero vas very little oGoring, Tho market
boxes long clears, aunnler-currd, At 19fc; 70 les
sweeprkled bo!ltes ut he ~ tcs et-pscklc shout.
13Ac. Tno market closed At 9)sas,ic for shoulders,
cash Of aaor October; no long clears on aalo: l5A3
ior .snft sno sib4 CT. sas or . seIss os'oneE @
iuents Nc higher than hc price for oote lots. Loug-
cut aans at 3lsac. sanlmer-cnred English meats.
bo1ed 191se long clears do; and t3Hc for short
riba, DO; swectp!cked hama. lt-bs average, I4s
IaSe. 1us eGen,ts 4tu January ueuFerJr tne marxGt
Tas ?Mosea W.. =. 9Ao ioF souH4 ssSs5. lGslots1 for
oIt tape VI so9 s!eatF, Na@lussc Iot ahoTt ceare,
~ tootS anu aols os loaH ana mort clears boxed
n"ntu1 ~ i.tSa ~ n,n u. ~ ~: oaGon ,nea.a
Itr.n for 49, - 'os i1, too sul snoulaetsI
4ntoi o' "'s i'''' a0a.Aasto Aux shost c4eaFs-all
f1I1u, fHnr.sr-,v,. ,r,s, a. -oo,
. g 40 - ao-"ete t!Fdet hHu nom'naiy IN.
"a " - - ~ ~ tol esa s1ooo Tor sxtra me4s sud
TAllow-Qaoted At sHao,ic for packers,
. uHGADsTUFFS.
FLOult-Was In better demand for export, In eldi-
tion to fair local demand, and former ouot.,tnna
wrrs usual1r .nRtaln,d. rha lrnu,r, -. a,t.e xs.
~ .,I. ,.S 80. a' -. tu'o"s NV
''o Athnetota sp1!h9s, put new wcfa willingly taken
wheu tn good condition. Reycra1 lots Of uew -four
wcss sent here rcecut1y which was mads from damn
wheat md that caused huyer. m ri ~, n,-
Will dHfasoF but they Aavo been worked or aul
the present offerings OF now ara swee& and sound
Ha,tn vera ,enortc Of nm br, vfntrra at o,7 *
n ' 49,. ~ wv w" "''.I.s ~ A1s''fee7''.os
o'vtp oft4 effshs oAtas' parity ~ $a''se9hh'H loo
brs spring superanes ut $3.60 70 hFs new Int kwhcat
nour vt $500 and Is b!s rye Hour on rrtyate term.
rnio1 7nD hr,. 1bs ,n,.L.t ,,,a, ,,,, t,a ,e,,,.
!nk 10 ths 'apse W rF7ces CAolco winter e1sras.
$6.5H"1.5o; common to good do. $5.75 65U chnlce
spr!nu sxtras &5s06aG9Q gair do sh!nntuv vrut,e,
ss PIC. .n, sy,nro.ot. sn o,oa7 ~ -ata..
f''-TSss.se' 4.'"'", s"'S'es ~ tateus spEluR4s
o'.oss oap spf'hg aapcrahcs t3.83941t; Fye aouE
$l.{1.t AGO.
unAH-Waa mofe acttys and es,Icr ssies vora go
Inn. NJ a,l o NJ, ,r.t "a a.. ncta,.sx ~. - w.
ss1s U" ''sek' aug Tres Oh eoafa
, 1875-10-04
a Revival Of Trade Manifested by Ac-
tivity at the Banks,
Currency and Discounts for coun"
try Banks.
A Buoyant Feeling Prevalent
Among AL C1nsscs.
Produce Business Chiefly for Future
Delivery.
FINANCIAL.

rAs BANK cearings for Saturday wsro only $4,277,-
too. corresponding perfectly with what VIC said IN
relation to those Of Frl,y, Oct l. They fhow, with
tho sa stocks Of grain in atorc That during the last
month ther1 has hccn speculation in cereals pro-
vi.,uns sra other farm, products. few months ago
wlen thcrc we're lo,ooo, 600 of bushels Of and
wheat fl htose, bA1ucta the lst Of tho month
two or three times what they aro now Whils rercirta
hAvo heen heavy, Tbs rrptlute ns bceu shipped dIrrc
y 10 tho soaoar without any attempt tn corners
Or oshsr evil and donoralfzu1 Practices too rife hy far
IN months past.
Tho calls upon nankorx both from city and country
c,,stomcrh during tho week past have een large, and
especially those from the country indicate Heavy in
veatmcnta tn farm products The first cfc*t will bo
tmn,ei1sc rcccrts Of thc In tho immediate future and
ere long return OF thu currency, now Moving out-
ward. from country merchants aud others III ray
mont Of notes and nee ,l1lts duo here. THO d. tive
movement Is both healthy and hehly cnroHr1E EiE...
Tsu far the fall trade IN mercantile mud tnauutat
turing ssarlcs shipped TO tho country mud In
farm products received hero MD siilpta
business Of my previous ytar i'll tho hta-
tory Of Chicago. The e1tensiro building operations
going Nil the city should aso c taken sntb tho
aecount wheu it, financial affairs h1c considered!
They indicate etsra confidence the r'rt of our
people In Tho growth and the suLssai prosperity Of
the rity.
Tho nans Of California resumed business
Saturday. Ths will tond 10 reatorO
tttcnes and stimulate business oil tho
hcihc Coast. Anl will b matter If
graduation there atM Oil this slo Of te InoHntatn#.
Tue Dank Of nevada, with 1ulis Mclean President,
gocs Into operation to-day t,on.lay>. Mt. Mclean
has for many ycars been nt The leading business
men and capitalists on the Pacific Coae a this nare
will give the bank great prestge and influence. 1t s
owned anil managed BY what are known IN Sat, Fran
cisco "the Food O'lllten crowd" Aut In spite,
perhaps Of ho wiSh of It's uwncrs is regarded AZ tho
~ nf uf Ia,,t