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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
The oxford l,IedicaI society.

On Wednesday, the Oxford Medical Society
held its annual session at the residence of DR..
Jno. McClurg, in West Chetser. Lancaster
county was represented by Drs. Deever, Dane
and Zell Cecil comfy, Nd, sent Drs. Milnel
and Evans while Delaware county was
represented by DR.. Darlington and Whining
ton, by DR.. Booth, DR.. W. o. Stephens, vice
President, presided. DIR. Deever. of Lancast. I
county. reported very interesting case of in
men with him. Quite a number of other cases
equally interesting were reported and
discussed. Df. McClurg presented sew
eral cases which after beng duly examined
the meeting adj burned for dinner, after which
Prof Gross. of PhlNdeptiia. delivered a highly
entertaining extemporaneous lecture on the sub
ject of " Blood Letting Lost Art"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
DAi(u Gotttaatertiaf.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY,
Howard M. Jenkins, Wilmer Atkinson,
Francis G. Ferris.
ef. aanG
NOTICE SO SUBSCRlBEKS.
T. Bwood singley ia not now In our service, and
: lot authorized to collect money on our account
Obituary.
REV. CORNELIUS SPRINGER
sr-F For Terms, ete., see Second Pag

REV. CORNELIUS SPRINGER.
Cornelius Springer, whose death was announ-
ced on Wednesday, at Zanesville, Ohio, was one
OF the founders of the Methodist Protestant
Church. He was born of Swedish parents at
Wilmington, Del, Dec. 10, 1890, and was the
fourth descendant from Charles Christopher
Springer. who occupies a prominent place in
Cay's Sire .ish Annals and other historical
works. When Cornelius was SIXTEEN his parents
settled near GAINESVILLE. In 1908 he united with
tho Methodist Episcopal Church. and eight years
later became one of its travelling ministers. He
continued in the itineracy until 1920, when he
seceded and united with the Reformers, and
helped to organize the Methodist Protestant
Church. For many years he WAS active in FORM
ing for the new church congregations in Western
Virginia aud the Monougahela Valley. He be-
came editor Of the Methodist Correspondent and
of its successor. the Western Recorder, now the
Meti.odist Recorder. Mr.. Springer WAS delegate
to the General Conference OF the Methodist
Church. the northern branch of the Methodist
Protestant Church, which met at Princeton, ILL.,,
last May He served in the Army 81 Lieutenant
in the war Of 1912. He was self-eduoated, and
and was regarded as forcbe speaker.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

William Moran was kicked to death by bis
brothers Thomas and Nicholas, in the horse
market at Cincinnati, yesterday Ill feeling had
long existed between them, owing to the fact
that William, "by superior business tact" had
succeeded in acquiring considerable property
from the others. Tho fratrcides were arrested.
While bay named McEachren, aged A. was
walking in the streets Of Gloucester, Mass, on
Wednesday, with Mary Eagan, he shot herin the
neck, and inflicted such wound that her recov-
cry is in doubt 1t is not known whether the
shooting was accidental or not
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
FIFTH EDITION.
The HerzegOyIuian Revolt.
LESS EXCITEMENT AND AN EARLY PAcIFIcAT1oN An
TICIPATED.

LESS EXCITEMENT AND AN EARLY PACIF1CAT1ON AN
T1CIPATED.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Aug. 90
Later intelligence from the scene of the resur-
rection in Herzegovina is satisfactory The
Governor Of the province announces that there
is less excitement among the people, and he an
ticipates prompt pacifcation.
SUSPENSION OF HosTILIT1Es ADVISED.
The Russian and Austrian and German Am
bassadors had protracted conference with the
Grand Vizier, yesterday. 1t is understood that
they advised suspension of hostilities with the
view to afford an opportunity for ascertsining
the grievances of the insurgents.
Turkey declined to accede to this proposition.
The Russian ambassador had an interview
with the Sultan, and afterwards the Grand Viz
ier was summoned to the palace OF the foreign
ambassadors, and the ministers will meet at the
Russian embassy on Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

George W. Pemberton, who is in the county
jail at Boston awaiting execution for the murder
OF Mrs Brigham, attempted to commit suicide
on Wednesday night. He stabbed himself in
four place with spoon, which he had sharpen
ed, and is in critical condition.
Grimwoods body arrived at Chicago yester-
day from Whitehall, Mich, and was fully identi-
fed by lis father
There very severe storm of rain at
Tamaqua Pa, and i'll its vicinity on Wednes-
daY evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
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New Aasert.- eus-- a. 90, fSsrs; a 3 /.

81 Johns College nnapo Is, Nd
For sale-Cprn a Il oats
Wanied--sl ua'ion in small fmiiy
West ] rsey Academy
Bowman's brevi'ies
l'st-Five d. liars reward
Wan ed girl a. 3d and Orange streets
Nanted-SX cal met makers
Diamond spectacles-B 5 Clark
AdWr = breylty
w, bh's b evity
! eliDious sdinntrs-Fullmers Brevity
Walnut fnrn ure-Ent Mnf CO, brevity
Board at 8 " King street
B,rd at 422 NJ irkot ret
Notice hEd v ard Committee
Funeral notices
apple par r-Billany
EoOks-Bilany
List Of unG aimed lie ters
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
The fAeniiey Case.

THE APPROACHING TRIAL--NAME OF THE COM
MIrrEE-THE ArToRNEYs, &c.
The names of the committee who are to inves-
tigate Mrs. yanMeter's charge against the Rev.
E. T. Kenney consists of Rev. Messrs. Welsh,
McClary Ashton, Hurlock, Patterson, Carson,
Rakestraw and Hood These gentlemen will
meet at Sloan church, Delaware county, on the
31st inst. Rev. II. Il. G Troy will act as attorney
for Mr.. Kennev and Rev. Isaac Mast in behalf
of the Conference. The committee tets as
grand jury to find case. and if found it will
be tried at the next Conference, until which
time Mr.. Kenney will be suspended.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
A Holocaust in Cnnnd a.

THREE cAILDREN BURNED TO DEATH IN QUEBEC.
QUEBEC. Aug. 20.
Three children named Lord, aged one, two and
four years. living in the Parish Of Cashmere, were
burned to death in their house, their
mother having locked them in for safety while
she WAS attending to some work outside.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
leaths.

WOrnWARD in Phi ladelpha August 20, 1875,
Bertha Lewis infant daughter OF VIM. w. aud
Maria woodward, aged weeks and davs.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral at Lower
Brandywlne Presbyterian churcn, at l O'Clock on
Saturday, August II.
MIrCHELL.-At Stanton, Delaware, of scarlet fever,
on 4 thursday evening August l9h Kate b only
daughter of Walt rand saran A. Mitchell, aged 10
y ars q. d 10 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents on Sun
day morning. August 22d at II O'Clock, to proce ed
to st James Church barry ground.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
Fin auctal.
quantities. .

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW York. August 20.
Gold opened, this morning at &1.131a.
Furnished by Craige, johnson 4 Co., Bankers and
Brokers, eth and Market rts.l
LONDON. 1890 P. NJ, Aug. 20.
U. 8. $40 of 1865, 81 O6sl do. of 81, coupon,
s1.o91si 1O-4O's, s1.O416. New 5's of 81, $1.o5A.
Consols for money,94 11-16; for account 94 1915
Erie common shares IA. Preferred, 80. N. Y.
Central, 81. Market firm.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
The Presideni,A TrIn.

onrn resident Grant and party, on board the rev.
ledge yesterday morning, to fish for cod. They
ara mele very successfu the President landing sew
fla Plaa me hsh. In the afternoon they visited
a,.h aoIh Island, where they were met by Senators
sat asat,hony and Burnside, and General Woodruff,
deu. u enthusiastically received by the whole resi-
nsn, sm. ana visiting population. The presidential
p'f'y left In the evening for Long Branch.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

SUDDEN DEATH H-Soarlet fever is still com.
mittng ravages among the people. Last even
ing, tho only daughter of Walter Mitchell, Of
Stanton, died with it and his two sons are quite
i'll, though their physician entertains strong
hopes Of the recovery of both. The deceased
child WAS of an amiable disposition and much
beloved by all who knew her. Her illness lasted
only about forty eight hours. and she was un-
able to speak almost from the time she WAS
stricken with the disease.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

A DRY PLACE IN ALL THIS RAIN-In the midst
of the late numerous rains which we had thought
overspread every part of the Peninsula, it reads
rather strangely to those of us who for
two weeks past have been subject to the an.
noyance of swelled doors, tightened windows AND
gates which refuse to shut, to hear of one spot
where they actually suffering from drought.
And yet we are told that upon Wye Island there
has not been enough rain to wet the corn to its
tile iset in the river of the same name, ID part
Of Queen Anne's county, not far from the Tai
bot line, and derives its chief notoriety from the
fact that it WAS the home of the late William B..
Paca, name prominent in Maryland history, al
though we believe the distinguishing character
stc OF the gentleman just named WAS his
1paaltll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOAN SALE.-The Penn Loan held its 77th
monthly meeting, last evening, and sold S1,6OO
at II, and 81, 600 at 10.
The Clayton Loan meets, this evening,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
And Yet Another Charlie.

THIS TIME WITH A ooLoRRD FAMILY IN N. Y.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Aug. 20.
child answering to the description of Char
lie Ross, has been discovered at Sohuylers Falls,
near Plattsburg. He is with q colored family.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

IN hfs, Charles NJ. oglesby, living near Walpole,
w;,h VIII vas found dead in her house last Monday.
the er throat cut and razor lying near her on
VI, sae hoor. Her husband. young man 28 wears
VI Age' has been arrested on suspicion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON. Aug. 20.
Probabilities For Middle States, clear or
fair weather, and lower temperature than on
Thursday, with northerly to westerly winds and
stationary o. rising barometer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

HOMEOPATHIC EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.-On
the 25th inst, the West Jersey Homeopathic
Medical Society meets at Cape May, which has
been made the occasion OF an excursion aud en-
tertainment for the benefit Of the profession.
Invitations have been sent to all the Homeo-
pathic physicians in this city and several of them
will be present. For the benefit of their breth-
ren the West Jersey Homeopaths have secured
free passes over the West Jersey r. r. reduc-
ton Of fare at Congress Hall for four days. an
ocean bath, promenade concert, a big dinner, a
drive to Sea Grove and an evening entertain
ment Surely few men could resist such tempt
ing pleasure trip as this.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

At Digby, N. g., on Wednesday night, David
Robbins beat out his wifes brains with mallet,
.et Are to her bed aud then fled to the woods.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

a X REV eii-LO I, AN A ERlCAN
Npc lever WATCH in this city, last night. The
fn Ter Will receive the bov- rewar II left at
BLAKE'S BARRE I'll p,
aug2O-2t. 40s Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

STATE EDUCATIONAL NoTEs.-Prof. Fl. j. Hook
enberry, of West Virginia, has accepted the
Principalship of Smyrna Seminary for the en-
suing year.
Miss Almeda Day, daughter of O. Fl. B. Day,
has been appointed teacher in the Dover pnb-
lie schools, in place Of Miss Burgess, resigned.
Salary, $3.50.
Prof. 7. Summer SteYens. of Georgia. is to
take charge of Middletown Academy, in place of
Prof Jones, formerly of Dover,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
Uommerciai al Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKErs.
PH1LADELPHIA, August 20.
Flour quiet but firm; spring wheat family,
sc. 25@750 winter wheat do. S6 25C0725
high grades $7.50@8 80. Wheat firm
old red 81 44@L 48 new red 81 35@1 36 amber
S1.48@1 60 Rye 921a for new. Corn dull;
yellow $780, mixed 8J@82c; heated 70@78c.
Oats unchanged. WhIskey $1.2i
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
AT 90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
$4,000
OF THE FIRST-MORTt+AGE .RvEN-PER CENT.
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST END PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Due September l., 1908; Interest Coupon payable
March and September l. Free from all taxes
THE PHILAD LPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
ia the Mortgage Trustee for the bondholders.
The West End Passenger Railway Company have
their entire tracks almost laid, and It's equipment
will be completed In few weeks.
For circulars or further information apply to
MARIS & SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. 1s SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Je25-tf.fp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

COUNTY CoNvENTIoNs.-A temperance mass
meeting, under the auspices of the Kent Conn
ty Association of Good Templars. will be held on
the Camden Camp ground on Thursday, 9th Of
September, and eminent temperance orators
promise to be in attendance.
The annual meeting of the Kent County Bible
Society will be held i'll the NJ. E. Church, at Do
yer, ON the third Thursday in September next,
Q6th) beginning at II o'clock A. NJ. and con-
tlnning throughout the day and evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

PERSONAL DORIS. DIR. ]. II. Tantum has re-
turned from trip to Long Brauch and Ocean
Grove.
Cyrus Pyle and wife reached home, few days
ago, from trip to Elmira, Watkins Glen, and
Ithaca, having visited at the last named place,
Samuel Pennock and family, formerly OF KEN
nett Square.
Edwin O. Pearson, of the COMMERCIAL Office,
who went out to Colorado, in the Spring, for re-
lief from threatened pulmonary trouble returned
on Wednesday, i'll vigorous health. He "camped
out in the Rocky Mountains, with three COM
panions, for several weeks.
Capt William Thompson, Superintendent OF
the Eastern Shore r. r and family left for New
York, to-day. to take passage IN an out going
steamer for Europe.
Thomas Smyth, of the H. & Fl. Co. and family,
have returned from visit to Ocean City.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

MEETING AT MIDDLETowN, YESTERDAY. TO ooNs1D
ER THE PRoPoeIrIoN-EFFoRT TO SECURE UNr-
TED ACTION,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20
DeM AGrerTtsemsuta

EQUE BOOKS ON CHEMICAL
" paper, almost as neat as engraving, printed at
ha CnLHgpUIAL ONCE. rhsn7le~ thny, rLaet1h4~A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-20

MATTINGS. HAVE NOW IN
1X1 stock white and check canton mattlngs, By
the piece or yard ut the lowest prices.
w. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market 9treeta.
, 1875-11-13

Tho following fnu:-uueata wsso nl.d sox record
rrdsy, Soy. II:
EIrr PROPERTY.
l,Etttrtell It, 1o5 Il . Of Twtuty.1l st, Q I,
:s.1uO n, t.Wtel Salt. l..........-......$ o,0G0
Tlse lrttats2s Nos. tI ant, u West Ainztp 1t,
tllses Nov. N.... ll,Om
Fulton st, " tas Ut iaHur 1t, II (, lH0 t-lu1
lH!t II. dated d t. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1s6T0
Park aE III II G of Lincoln IT. Il 1, 2I!s 1l13 II, .
will! i:lhfuyrElfuk, dated Nov. p......... 11,G50
Nest Jnt ksnn II, :61i 1t v Of Woutl Ut, I, Jpx
1lt II, dated brt. t.l9........,.,....... 600
Carroll ~. so1 # W uf Curtis at, VI, e51lOutt,
st.y st. lis y II Tws,ith ii, /, 3;1i6o Il,
dated Nov. l2.,......,..... .............. aeao
Thirty nin,A 1t, AK Il " OF Lake av, n I, .Ox
l:o1t, dated Sov. 1l......,............&. 3,cCu
Main st. ot s.eIrns Vt, sox50 It, With
buildings. dated Nov. 1p.................. b,(n1
aoA7M or CITY LIMIT swIfHtS nAn1pa of MILES OF
Eophe-EnEaE,
Wolcott at, 8 " cor OF WllAuu n. +, 22rt52tG
Il. tatet Nor. II ............,.............3 t0U
Perry st. 4l6 It y Ut Fullerton ~, " T. l'xliT
II. Iafeu April "a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6a3
sou iii of cIrY L1u1Ts WITHIN 4 EADIca OF 1lLEs
COURT H1EsK.
Charlrs ay, 135 It II Of forty-thrI Ut, " I, a3K
III II. dated Nov. l0....-.. .............$ 1,l2s
Ii cca II, 1ID IL $ hf tosty'acrcn.h st, g I. II3x
l45 IT, .lAtd June i,....................... $50
Western ar bo,loyard, III II i of Thrty-uiutll
Ut, sf n Ma It. dated Nov. N............. COO
fltty.Htyclita NJ, I'll II " If DaItur Park Nv,
nj, 4.11!s II, with faxt25 II adjoining IN
ssono av, dattd Nov. II ,............,.. 22s0
, 1875-11-13

, IL
"s'f arp's ~ ita sa 'srs .rs ~ enr
M II; "',s;': X s; ; tis
n Sr ", e N1 - .r ", IL arnnr. - ID Ict rrat.
,,",nsnI "a, rca.nnsly nciMc,
.u1 rrise, .h"xsa n,srs ,t:aatne: than dras !s
esti"r.x sy' u ''e week. o"'
~. eE-:''nso'"' 'e' oas''''S' 'S'"''' '''"'"'-"''
cnrTktau {" sssa ~ ."yn s, -. Il ,rrs a"
&c rI"!s :" ..nv1 -, il ~ u. 81 ~ " r,,s
d. att'" 2sf: fomnen 20 1ar. fsn ta,t.
h's.. aMsAs: Mar:saS' , = H3,ae7ii;sc. ,r,,, md
now,,s1eI. li,sta,l x,.t.srd, IL; 4, ssaniar.
10 -; 10 Nv. .,, T. ~ .s; ~ s' cn,c. brovn'
sp, rte' ~ se"GW ut",s 10 TO- a,aa':e: romn,o .o.
maIr .f shoco s mo,s,ss ' .8sr. pss3Ae; co.nr.on
,osood 10. | 7 saks: ...,.,o,, ,,un, 7.,-,,. a,,
ma, r,T. sos sslver dt.p! e1trs ans
&c &c so'I tII.sn. ,nosa.s, cStec Iii. tt
w eW ueans ~ ro,nu, n',s tn cpoI NIL I,, c: do
eh:s new % 'e: d.. Ier'o ,ar tacp sa1
i,a,"a ,r"s; rlnycS adS2r: caes{a
sex 'a;; nsrleF 2ai,s !te hahea' si""
Ho.rssTr"o H1,s NJ. herman alottle,l, .4ss7c
villa Inv. os'ag%c: s wsisc iose, o.aG,sc; savon
6. s1:ss1E1ssislss o eoI a. se laundry s'' no. s''' "
r. d9sha Ss aa
~srs a aus we.k. s''.s oao"aa, ~. so,hy s5S
1tnIw1 ',,,,nt ~, ''r,,snoe,,, though
" ~. ,ra ,,nisI i,usr ~ at tGfE Hara iIeru
~ r. 1.tnrte.I II ia -. 4 Il II ,sr uaion. md tic
,arknt rlosfd With Hrn, ,,ni,l, r., ut III Il"
ItjDEs-Wrrs nnInt mi rasy an ths street., ou-
,nn I, jrr, ,eceip II" N Trn.,t n;otat,ous ttreen
city Lu!~hcrs, G1B1r: ureen cured. jigh md heavy,
~: urrcn c,if ia iSTc ,jry iImt dhs tinnnd caf
tit.,s Inc. Trv iItel hlles rIainir. ursrm stins
4aa;Ue pam1umi store hrinnN ,wo.thirI, mice. md
hrnil,lsd 10 mar cent on khsen relts wool sa mated
Al auaI74u
lfUJ 1Cno,ce tanros vcre Ia reoue.t for 1ccal ,so
AMI Shipment. uud irm Wsconstus ranas from, atS
Isc, sn Eatsra from isei4r TI,o cspoft ,e,!,nn Il
icsa aru ,hr sst ors raiscl his ssseon ii tho lion
l,.trula of thr verdi aud good many viii rtobetly
In wanted III EnQlaud =
Otls-Sere m ruolcraso demand ut unchanged
nrircs. The market ruling nleady as feIlowr: Or
huu. tatandar,t shttc,, iiJ tek. tcat 1876; do HI
t,ott leaaI ier,a, $50 deg, lie; DO hrld Rht, l75
dts.. l7c: cir. winter lrd oil, &i.Ua,9l.i,; No.
e.. wInic, ;3a'75s; do winter llcachel, 7aes;sc;
SPERM 80 neaafoo oil, strictly pure, fi.t5t
I'M Jn Oxru p5c; do No. A6o bank oil, Soc straits
551 rluml,A,o oil. 6U@ 7sc; turpentnc, 10 slo;
uaphttu Is IRA vity lso uhplitha, common, l2a3c;
Wsss Strptn|n os NATURAL 70 deg, $50 natural 10
dev,. auc: rrlur~ti, ~ deg, 2!ta15c.
POULTRY ASD uAME-1rairip chickens wore very
rel7ce sul firm at tho Alr4ncr noted below. Other
game was in fsr supply and moderate request. Chnce
dressed poultry salallr, but sta,s aud lra aocx
wun ruw though the offerings not leayy. except
Of gce4s, Quotations: Chtrkens, $..sD93.25; do
dre.rcA Naiuo per II: turkeys, sHGS1o: tlrcsaedr
l2Hc: dneks 41.ol: geese ts.00s9.00 psslris ohct-
cus 81 1O,s&.j; par.fJkeA ILL., quail, $t.1l; NAL
lard d1cks 81 7tt41.N; smal! 10, 25eslto Vsuison
rOTATUE5-Chalce peachblowa wero selling Ut 32A
ar and nfcrnt do III lrn3Ot, which waB a1to at0ut
, 1875-11-13


%%e''.''' 'stss s....t.a. 26,euQ.upU
t$dG3, ,%bl .su4
Thu treasure outflow for 1875 10 ata hls been frun
~ to 10 rrr sent Larger THAI for thu 4ans alo III thu
tses1oux two years. aud this satio II u calculated. will
" uaihta!ned until tho rloss us the ye4,.
IAsK AssEaaAEHtB HoA B1oLEN AoNEx,
The Fh.IsdelphlA L<datr has the following:
Thcse y Eaner4! Indignation lnaoug lhs otnrers f
banking institutions 10 ha LripriIa calls. viii r.
Rard " asfaslns upon them tnoney aioitu from in
iAdsmrtoA ARsncy. sore h4yo cLAlar.*tl1si ihe ~
4ess!irug ~ shlrp pfacttrs. Tie baak oltprs 4sv.
very royrls, that In 4yng The aa'ea.sasn. tley have
tto0tv9 should 1ilariear tEou. the Agency u l.osa
tly will ta assessed upon theul. Thu wAnls
a1len.cs Ut the CuEEeucy BUREAU arc Aulus
t-sa,uo. whls The bauk l-x an,ounts 10 nvfa
Aah T,N1.NU. Anl III reality shuul1 property
tnount on1y to tbs c3ct eslense4 Of lAs Dussa,
tIscd pro r&s.. dhiateA from tho Treasntlr 10 =
lsha oilicer tn HeslcEu city sA3j ~l,olo t4e4uu,
Of lEouey reported 10 have Geru forwarded W tGu
tauk had Lot come 10 hand. 1t sse4ls sl4t cccl-
arnA 4rs Leginung to haPlen IL sls l,AeAasts u
nts- Thu officers 1f tha banks tlruuxoHt The eItifa
Wat now psobuae to c4eastge sie*s Ity41dhlg tAer
solnRon Uttttsa, aud to urge upon CuIiYteHs 1t is
sssi sseiop tue necesAtyof reducing tho bank t41cs
Sss~y As yeaE sndtps Nov. J. III National uab4s
, 1875-11-13
SHl4ET-Ntto stcnIy md un1HHhchl' QHbfatlo
nre tk0ua.1i for poor 10 lualiniu. Hnl sA.0Dai75
good 10 strictly cho!co.
EhHT LIBERTY.

nre oo tor loos 10 iiadiniu. Hld sootsiS Tor
EAs7 LIBERTY.
Entctat ntss.'., ia r.. c;,,sa ~ Tribune. :.
car r1E-lsecepls for to Veek ending Now ii, 4eui
head, or 16 rarn of through end 1aox ear7 Of yard
s dcnsn fs with a essryhng very soa et
s4aaDeo iair e medium ono, ~ u, 1t 2'ae
toa4. hills sta:{t, mud ssws, s!.io. .su Texas.
sicoa4a,: sales for the w.ek, 2,7o! bead, usanst
Ioas-Ecccpts IS us head, ralnst i, ,o5o no week
ss. sy s asfss t';: fs4sss: ] s:s,
~ sE.ess sa2's3s % e, e 5eMh s9,oaa h, m
week csore 1py Iii pp nse to ssas. . ss s
at tho following tsuios, though they likely 10 f.il
o - " d r,1 y becoming heayIer Ez.r s to lao
~: common, IL to II ss, 2tss3.75; lambs, si25
ALrAar.
A.sAsY, n. " NV. l2-pxxsH- ;.p:s. aa1 CARS.
81 short Of last wect. Tie sapply cosissc mainly Of
been reccivc The na-Iet opened st slight atlvare,
but suhso 4usnty fell of to Tie prices Q. ust week Ut
asendance Q, buyers bas Lecn shall, IND throughout
tho week bnslncah has l,een duh aud ds.xslux.
sMEEs a Asn as sho5 !. Of ,s.t
moderate nsii,c5s done. The local trafs !lo,naud
liar been fair, but the EA'ern sniali New Workers.
took II loads Of siccr Mt 4a5%c; ian,ls at 5es7c.
STw YoNk.
Ngw YonE, M" 1!.-EEEyEs-ReeoitAs 1,5n,
making 3A3U for four days, nEaiost a,4iO at tho
s4ms un1o last HesL ,aen,Gtu far for fat stock !;
mlrGot moderately active IT. an n1raneo Of Ac from
Wednesday, nr nearly Hc advance 1rou, thu Gl0slug
rates OF lust Monday: average lu!iity Fat1icr con
poorest to beat natfve stecra. W. 11sio; orit
nary u gouA Tekaa 2tt GlIcrclee cattle, 8h@8ltc,
aItGEt AND IAMDR-Ilecfir4 g. ,14y. rnAkluE u, La
for four days. Iaat weeks rrieea unclaugel market
closed dull At y 9GMc for sheep; c for lArnbs
SwIsk-liceeas 8, ,4a1 Mlaklng @,na0 for four duyt
aYaiutt d,isU ttlv tuG laat week mono Of
fcred allso+
BurFALo, Snv lc.--;'A1 7LI:Ne :oirta 109 for tho
week. f,Hi. Fresh arrlS14s through c0usl2naiens.
SnxEP And LAMRs-lte:e!ptE, 1,stD; tOtal fur tho
week, 1900. Market sloW: priccs WeaIer md u
Ahsde OF Ohio sheep, 10 IT, $500; 1ltnna sheep 81
It's. $0o; Michigan at4eep. 7Jta % bs, do, NJ ts
:tt0 Hinoa Rhscp. comon 90 lts, f3.5D; do, ~ It's,
sI17H.
Hous-Ra:elpta, s,o0u: total for tho weot, %. .700
Market fliry nctiye prices oHsr Workers. t725G3
S.35 heavy. S740 ST1Gg7.75.
ST. LDEIH.
sr. LorIs, Nov. 19.-IIoua-Wcnther n1ru; pack
crs of noninaly lover porkcrs, i6o Sas.uo rack.
er1,, 37.00ta7.2l: butchera., S7.UUt9I.4u. ..
OArrLE-Stendy goud to cho!ce natives, s.. 600
600 medium to fair $La9 iau; native cows, $!.
t9!.43; hoextra, $5.tNa3io feedtrs, 3.9eas4 80
goot 70 ciotco Texans: 81. 50e 1856 d1um to fair,
$!l0S3.b9; common, <1a0ga2,Gu.
EIHC1N:,ATf. ..
CINCINNATI, Nov. l3.-EloGs-steady and firm /;
common light, s7o147.!5: fktr to good packing.
S7.sGSs '60; good to extra butchors' $75i81es re-
cepts, 6,CA0; shlpments, $50.
, 1875-11-13

TutaL.. SAL, ,t0J,0O0 &le0.51.0W &4l5.75Vt4u
Here II ia that tie Cs!fornla product las faIc,
Of each BcconL year, with but exception, Will.
tho Nevada yield. particularly Of late years. III. sea
" Increased. The aggregate production If thu former
htato for ha ten years Ias becn gevatrs os tbs rts
son that during the arst i've yearh tbs NsYsa Iegiona
but comparatively title developed. Then aga!u.
The Increased interest manifested IN agricultural ir-
suits lsI bud 4to effect tho mulng hus!ueks III
California. Thu shipments Of treaAuFc frotn ssn
Francisco for tha ten yaAfA WAS III f0IluWY: