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, 1875-11-20

Tho difference botwccna yagraut md gentle
man OF leisure ss very slight III this city accord
Ing to the otacular utterances Of tho legal lumi-
nariH whose lustte is confined 10 Police Court
practice. It Is not always. however, that Justices
eau be Induced to coincide with that proposition.
An exceptional instance OF shis kiul occurred
yesterday afternoon iu Juatico Foote'S Office.
when budding yontA with al Income
Of $1,000 year was on trlst
for vagrancy., Tho accused was the
somewhat notorious Lany King, confidence
operator OF singular promlhe. wlo Mas arrested
several weeks ago On GoncEal principles, and who
took change OF ,cuuo from su1nmertie1d to
Footo. H..
Larry IL = festiye.lookipg individual. with
disspAtod air, and silt OF loud clothes, wL1ci,
latter. howevor, t1Ayo been pRdy disa11angctl and
soiled during his weeks incarceration in 1 Hsrri-
Bol-atreot coll. Notwithstanding these n..uur DID,
couragdmcnts. Larry put on oold front, md
stepped forward with couBctous-lhnoccpco o.
preston when his caao was called. Officers
hea.doD aud Mead testified undcr oath that tle
defendant WIS without ocoupniiobt aud made his
headquarters at certain aastgnAtlon restaurant
on State street. Beyond that thtIr knowledge
wAa limited.
Larry hlmself then took tho staod, and, great
II to the astoniehtnent Of tho seloct audlenco,
delasercds masterpiece Of oratory Ia his defepso.
What 1nore do you want Aint I a.livln' hero
peaceabsy on my income :"
Footo-AVhzt income?
Larly-one hundred and fifty dollars month.
Footo, In dlsgust-Wlero do you got $3.50 .
month";
Larry-Left mo by my o#r father, Of course.
In gentleman, am.
lengthy c1oasexsminAtion elicited the fact
that LaEsy's capita! waa located iu Delaware,
Whence ha received bis monthly stlpoud BY Post
o!ace orlnEs. lilo had boon arrested several
tlmes for ysgrancy. And tiped on condition IT
hio leaving the cty, but he dlda't think it right
g run man out Of town who had III income OF
elho month, Just1ce Footo aRteod with him,
and said that he would not compel 4 rexpoctsble
ano OF $t md coets.
, 1875-11-20
TEMPERANCE.
The National Convention ne Cinciu

The National Convention ne Cincius
nntt4
CINCINNATI, O., Nov. 19.--1n the Woman'B Na-
tional Temperance Convention to-day, a series
OF resolutions wcro reported and adopted,
recommending Gospel temperance PRAYER 1neet t..
tngn. cheap lunch ant lodging houses, fron renl-
ing-rooms, temperance reform clubs, and Bntlat
meana 10 bo adopted togothor with continuous
undivided effort with individuals for the reclaia-
tion Of sncb,iates and tho drinking class urging
American women to train their children
support vt tho Union 10 all temperance
organizations asking aid OF tho ministry aud
churches IN tho york calling on women evnry-
"hero to aHsist in tho movement; expressing
tow has 90 slaccoaefully exposed tho corruption
OF The whisky NinE; recognizing the stntoHnn,l-
slip Of the Postmaster {lonorhl ia romovlng
from LIS department all assistants addicted to
alcoholic boveraEes; recommending ctcl State
to momoFia!izn CouEleas upon the appointment
OF National Committee OF Surgery to EveBti-
cato and renort on tho effects Of tho liouor
traffic IN tho District Of Columbia and tho Terri
tories; and ASKING that the question Of tho pro-
hbtlon OF tho liquor traffic DO submitted to
tho peopto Of tho country. irrespective OF SCI, AZ
u means OF protection to tho women, children,
and hofncR from tho rayagcs Of tho rum powcr
A resolution conlemning the uso nf fermont-
cd wine in sacrament caused m earnoat dobatc,
md crcstod somo confusion III tho Offers OF sub
atitutcs and Rmondsnonts. Ono lady proposed
that fow minutes be spent In Bilo,,t prayer, at
the end OF which time a verso of familiar
hymn raa Bung, and the Convortion WAS re-
leased from its tanyIo, and the resolution recon-
mitted
A plan for fuvonile organization Was adopted.
Committees On Contenulnl and on 1nternu-
ttonal Temperance Conventions wero appointed.
hlrs Ahnto WitcnnYer, OF rlliladclph1n, wls
nnaniGone1y re-oocted Preaidont with twenty
twn Tlco-Prcaidcnts.
Miss Frances E. Willard Of Illinois, Corro-
spending Secretary Mrs. =. X. LenYitt OF
Ohio, Troasuror.
Tho timo Of tho annual meeting waa changed
to October, aud the Coayoation adjourned sino
die.
, 1875-11-20

Tho Academy whnn tho fro tirak broks ant stase
Tint tAcro wHn hu cnnt,lsin Whatsoever lhongl,
ss shsre wsfo nyer tIaty M of them sl.orc it being
about 100 o'clock, whom tho futnhce was very
hot. and had act fro TO surrounding wood- work,
NAtor waH procured nt once, and efforts nla.Ie 10
check tho flames. which proved only pasttally
n''ccodafui. Tile laden wcro pEaoticiug mn,.ot
Wsit2. and did not hpprol.ond anY danger ut all.
s"h dtA not begin To leave until after O'Clock,
l1ttle hof0rc tho alarm waH sounded. Tho
tas3o OF tho tire Is said. by tetn, to bo tho do
fectivo heating apparatus,
LOSS AND 1NaunASGE.
Mr.: MARITIME slated last evening TINT tho
building cost him $4,000. inclnlltng 1!tsinGs and
iarnfshiliRs. and he did not think hrs loss would
fall abort Of that sum, while tho injury 10 Ills
h,letMoaa would bo nosioua. Hin insurance IL
S7,oN', placed III companies whose nataes ila
conta mt call 10 mind, represented in tl,a civ
ny William =. 1tollo. lle proposes to rchuld
AZ ohco on tho present stte, and will probably
put mp moro s,ibatantta. structure .han tho ono
DESTROYED. All That renaItH Of tho burnt bulld-
ing Is tho front portion and tho cl,arred silo aud
roar walls. Tie fallen truss roof hangs In frag-
n'onta about Tho sdo walls, and aono Of its half
hnEued sinhers aro piled upon tho floor Of tho
dancttig-llaH. The debrin will be cleared away
NJ oaco tn make room for a now structure,
"hlsl. '1t,a VII % 10 completed in fow wceks.
mo 1anitoF* heuncdy. stated tint he Ind
nace, which waR located in tt,a basement closa
70 tho entrance on tho eouth side, and found It
all right Just hetora tho natm VIVA given. ThaFl
q no aonbt ot't That tho heating incs or con-
IHctors wcro in Hon1o snannor tlnfoctive, and rot
tire to tho floor under tln rocoption-sooma, Too
much ttlno Was spout iii tho ondcayor to tueuch
with few pals OF water what nppcarcd to bo
slight fire, bit which was locatod in n apot tt-
c,lt to got at, and whicl, assumed s,,ct, largo
psoportlons that tifo waa Jcupar,'izoa aui sori.
aus disaster resulted. 1t wns stated to tin re-
porter last csoning BY ono porson that tho tlro
wAs first Hcca at b:l6 o'clock, and thus thirtuo,.
minutes were useesay occupied III tho attcmu:
TO p,lt out tho iiTo. tho alarm not being given
until 6:2s. NJ shown bY tho careful record kont
on ths EoCiatottnR machine aud tho book in tho
Flre-Alaru Telegraph Office.
Tho framo residence OF l>r. II. Wobstor Jonep,
hdjuiniag tho dancing-l,all building on tho north
anl tho tfamo structures On tho Buuth, rore not
injured by tho tire.
The Lid Favorte Club yoro to havo hold ono
OF their assemblies in Marines last night but
under tho circumstances they concluded to adj
tO.rn to Ut. Carolitlo's Court.
Tho pupils Of l'ro!. Marsiuo will meet to-day
and this ovoning Mt his South Silo Academy,
when lio viii tlotermlno what tboy will do until
LIE ball IL rebuilt. which will DO done ~ onco.
, 1875-11-20

hayo made the county rrerent OF prnp than
to llayo hoen treated AZ i,o Ind. lIn could xet
no rcttroas, however, and conld gain no sA.isfac-
sfon, except that the Hhyan pump had bocn
purchased. etc.
nonrt, especially to tho " fslus members. 10
eay nothing OF HE i1regniarity OF tho ent!ra
transaction. stamp tho deal with suspicion. II
eIcl deals sre to 10 continued, respectable and
honorable mon will soon coaso 10 compete for
county contracts; in fact. to ihvito competition
will ba needless oxpcnes and whatever Poslo-
lat or Hagau wist, to dispose Of thoy will palm
of on tho county. aud send tn their bilf ~ :
matter of form only.
, 1875-11-20

IN CHICAGO
Tho alarm Of aro At 3;4u o'clock yeaterday af-
teruoon was cauBod by \ fro in two.story
frame house at No. 400 Webster nvenue owned
and occupied br q Sir. Heudricks. Tho fire was
caueod by a m'selsioyouB 4-ycar, old. Damage,
about 24o0 /; fully insured In an unkuown cou-
psny.
4 Attll alarm from Engno Company No. II
WAS czarod by n fro in Sven E!ail, oil tho sou,t-
wost corner OF Superior and North Walls Streets
Il was caHily c1tuEushod Viii, . few buckets OF
Wntor, with bat a slight ninry to tho building.
afternoon was caused by All tnc,riont 1ro 1t, thu
drv-room Of the Ner England Planing-alil 81 No.
$50 Twcntot street. It wan csuscd by Al over
heato! chimney, aud Was c1tingnishsu with little
or no loss
, 1875-11-20

6peesdt Diapatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
BUrfALot N. T., Nov 10.-Tho hull OF the
charrod propeller Mohawk has been raised aud
towed Into Erie babin. Tho propeller Arizona,
of tho Anchor Limo. Leaves tonight for Chicago,
and IL tho last boat Of that line from this port
this season. Thor boats en- route hore will be
laid up AZ they arrive. Vessels can got no up
loads from hero or Cleveland. and arc goug into
winter quarters. Tho following Bail.vesaets arc
stopping: Portage, Constitution, =. J. Maroe
Mary Elizabeth, Lonis Walls, u. F. Bruce, City
Of Toledo, Waucoma. Hhtty johnson. William,
u. Hounds. John kc1dcrhouso, Ellen Hpry, Zack
Chandler, Anna Vought, Maria Martin.
, 1875-11-20
LOCAL LETTERS,
THE tEEYEAbDHIAk tLus,

n thu Edftsy of 1'hs Ch.eaau 1F4osns:
CuicAao, Nov. l8.-Te uotIca iy yout paper
OF the 11th inst. that your repolter has gwen 10
the world spicy article In reference to .alo Of
tho effects Of tho Club under execution, BY
Constable, for obligations incurred br The Club.
to cater To tho Sensational public. provoked
anaiIn rather than serious comment: but thtH
n,or1nns the SANG article having commanded
the attention Of your editorial department. 10.
duces Us to say that there ia not ona word Of
truth in tho allegation made.
Ills uadesAj2asd hsY9 bsan tho financial
, 1875-11-20

KAHMER-ChRftIER-On the 10th inst ut tic
briggs uouec. by tte REV. Florence Mccarthy, Mr.
Charles F. n.ymcrt of this city, aud Miss Sarah 4.
Carrier Of Floyd, N. Y.
!, sFRINGEl-K1NNEy-n thu lssy. A, Bcoycl, an
tho evening af Nov. ~. 1879 Ut tho TeAenco Of tho
brides erother-ln.law, Mt q. Curtis, Vi Grand Cso.s.
y 49, Hyde fLrk Mr; Frank a. Springer, eldest sou Of
Of Hyde Park, Cook County, ILL., Tho bride aud groom
started Tue same evening for their home in Kansas.
" May they live long and psoxpor."
, 1875-11-20
THE DUBUQUE FIRE.

Srt'1t HMEntrh to Tht fhrdou Trtount.
DsErouE, Ia, Nor. l9.--Ths sceuo OF Tho dis
nstrous confaElnton Of Thnrbtay evening was
visited by largo number Of citizens. Many OF
the villagers who wcte driven out Of their hon1ca
By shc flames spent tho night in the open mir.
making thoit bed under tho eloltor OF srcos and
rocks rsshor than rl4k tho danger that they
would run in their homes. Three tlat-cara that
were loft standing on tho sidc-trnck wcto bnrnctt
The insurance WAS az follows on the mill Homo,
Of New York. $4,000; North Arnes,ca Of Ponu-
sElyansh, ~, 500 Pennsylvania, 0f PHILADELPHIA,
s3.00n; Farmers and D,ovors', OF Loulsyillotkv
S1.000; Mercantile, OF Chicago. 9l.500 Ama-
zon $1,000: Citizepa', ssi,0U0 Newark, Of Now
Jorsoy, al,0o0 Total, el5,0o0. On the lnmbur
Measrs. 1ngrams, Kennedy i Day, Of Scotland
81 500; Globe, Of CL:cago. 81, 600; Cilizeos'. Of
New York. s1,250; KatHas. Of LcaEonwor,h,
sl,250: Hudson, Of Jcasey City. 81, $50; Girard
OF phlladelnhia, &2.500 Wcstchcatcr, OF New
York. $t,25U; Peoples, of Meinnllss. a1.1O0;
Amazon. Of CINCINNATI, 925Go Commercial. Of
St. Louis, G2,5o0. Total on lumber, $13,0o0
, 1875-11-20

sbeefat D1sudtch n Tbs Chttado TRIBUNE.
EAST SAGINAW. hfich- Nov. ia at1cet~csr
driver, nhrnod Frank House, lroyo to tho street
railway this morning, and, aektug = boy to turn
hln toam around, wont into u priv, and Was
found fow minutes later dead OF heart diseaao.
uo leaves q wlfo and two children.
, 1875-11-20

Photographers d'hiver q lIllinois.
oentlle IL making new ssylo Of photograph which
very beautiful and unique 1Ia colorea photographs
caanot to eIualcI in this cauatry deusIte has Gu.
gagged distinguished Italian srtist who mates ape-
ciaty Of copynR old photographs In crayon or coipr.
Htudios l01 Slate ssrees,
, 1875-11-20

The Root 6 Sons Music Company,
1t 1se hLte street, Fortunate in being selected the
we1tern agents for Peoutct, rnoa h Co.s Popular
church and paFoE organ, tho 'ht2ndard.r They ueod
nut fear to iutlospe It fully,
, 1875-11-20

DEs MONIES, 1s.. Nov. 10.-1n tho Kssson-
savefy- ifsqisfeT libel auit to-day, noarly the
whole day waa taken up by Con. Given In con.
tinuatlon OF hls oponine speech for plaintiff.
I.Ate tn tho AFTERNOON, Col. Catch opened for tho
Jury till Monday Or Tuesday.
, 1875-11-20

agents OF tho t9In, since In fornntiotl arc hap
cuuisry onCs.ion presented for rayn,cnt that
has been incurred since tn" Club hta been or
gnuized, anil horo 10 continue doing 30 In tho
fntufe. iotlts, respectfully,
CuAn1Es KEnN, TfohHurcr,
joins l1tsE, eccrctaty.
, 1875-11-20

sfpeftd1 N11Ed!th 10 IHt CH1cdI6 IF1bNnt.
QUINCY. ILL.,, Nov. t0.-Early this evening an
alarm VI iro was sounded from q largo three
story brick block near tho loyoo. Before tho
Fire Department could get tho flames under
control tho building was damaged to tho amount
OF about 5000, WHICH MAS noarly covered by i'll
eurance. Tho htores woro occupied by tho CONF
mission. .houae Of Schormerllosn DroB., whose
loss wilt probably reach 10000. An adjoining
stoso wns occupied BY II. A. Williamnon nj NH
oil warehouse. but, fortunately. the flames did
not reach his ntocs. building adjoning thle
block wHs burned last night.
, 1875-11-20
ONE GRAND DOUBLE SALFi
TUESDAY, NOV, a..
No Gale Oh Thursday, 25.h Tbausssiviue n,v,

Eow and largo inrofcca ef St.nle anl t,,n.. :,
Eonda to To Glazed. o1'
Tho spccil at'taton Of DralnEh in Fsnry c,,u.
faes' Cloths, Velycteens {biack md rnInt,a
ootonales. CAeyiots. raids. Lnses, Cheeks. ete Y
Also blo ial bnFIa!us for DE- 1cra In Raj ,ra ,,.
dnjp'lso Eaets. preGn Trlnups, Isu.nrs. LsGta.'
sler1ne Underwear. Fct Hkits md Jaefet. ~,
uo9ds; Hich Black AlpacAs, Farcy D4pors, C5ttoa
Attsaetlous for dealers In 1iats nnd Cans TO, do,e
WeAssort d fail anl winter gnodg; nlau Gioyen sna
alttene thftl dozen assor.ed III nsn't wofn ~. % u'
children 'xcar); Custon-Atae Clothlnu Ilno i.c,.
9verconts ulherst etc., Oe:lls and Doysi SAntnisr
Ins oott4s, Heal Gaps and bets, etc., White Dr.,
Shirts, 0Herehirts, etc. '' D'eA
Owing to tho great length Of this sao m erce,1.,+
co1ca lunch will bn reryed nt mum. " e>s'''s1'
GEO. i, QOltE l. co. q and m Jr,h..,.
, 1875-11-20
PE0RIA's CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

Gpet1ai DtsDateh to Ihs Chicaoo Irjtr.ns,
PEoAl4, ILL.,, Nov. 19.-Our uow Chamber Of
Commerce building will not be dedicated until
tho 18th Of Decosnber. Tie csromopy WAS to
have taken place Dec. !, but the building will
not be completed In season. Arrangements foF
opening on grand scale are In progreaa,
, 1875-11-20

BuTrAr>o, n. T., Nov, 19.-Tho Hazard olevn-
tor burned this morning n'so slle Excelsior
transfcr ELEVATOR. Thoro were only 1000 bush-
els Of whent IN the Excelsior. Tho Ions in the
Hazard ELEVATOR and dryeria s125,000 Insured,
total, S5l, 800. The losses on tho Excelsior elo.
yator nro $4,000; insured, $4,000. On grniu
thu loss ss 1l7,O00. Inquired in full. both OLE
vators belonged to tho Hazard eatato. Fifteen
thousand dollars insurance on tho Hazard ele-
yator expired OIL tho 18th inat. Il was built in
1867, aud had capacity of $50 900 bushels.
, 1875-11-20

Important to tho Preservation OF Teeth
John dosnell's Cherry Tooth. pasta,
The most ctfcaclous dentiflce kuoxn. Try tt, For
salo by Ill druegtsta. Wholesale agents, Tossey
13sadley. I'll and l73 Randolph street.
, 1875-11-20

DEATHS.
HusHEY-Noy. 10, Of consumption. James uusssy.
plumber, aged IT ycars.
Funeral from his lsto seeiGence, ao3H West Nan-
doph stEcet. Hatusday, NOV. 70 by cars TO Calvary
Ctmtttry..
ElcoL-Nov 10, 1a7s, suddenly, Of hnsrt diseass
II yrars.
Notics Of funeral Will bo glvan hereafter, from Lis
latn residence. No. 4al West Lakest, OF Shell
don.
nussEY--Sor. IL, James 1Euaaey, Of consumption.
agta 81 years.
Tho fnuert will tatc pAcs Sunday. Nov. 81, by cara
to calvary cemetery from 193k Weat Randnlph.st,
ELYHN-Noy. ~, Thomas D. Flynn. aged Jesrs 2
mouths and days. only son Of bridget and Denis
Flynn, -....
Funoral from resIdence, ctrner Tsy1or and 6hotso-
sts.s ut l0:3o 8undaJ. by c4Eragcs tu Calvary
, 1875-11-20

&A"AO1 aA4A 0[Hhu&s
Ha!tt, Davis co,'a Grand, Squsre, sud UpEtRht.
and Smiths American Organs, eau 10 found ouly 1t
". W. himbslls. corner State aud Adam. streets,
Chicago.
, 1875-11-20

6pte11i DHpateA d The ChicutU 3r1tu,le
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Nov. 10.-RoynotdB 4
Em!aw's saw-mill took fire at o'clock and was
burned, with about &c. 000 foot Of lumber. Loss
about *50.000. Tho origin Seems to baye beon
incendlary. It was gang and oircniar mill, lao
feet louE. with capacity Of rs. 000 feet per day.
Insured Tor 1000.
, 1875-11-20

1.undbosg's California Water
or toilet Aad hath; And sefrsshiog
, 1875-11-20

AT MohCToHt N. 8.
HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. ia steam tannery At
Mouoton was destroyed by fire this morning.
LoBs about SIS 100. Insurance, SIS, 900.
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IL AVING BOUGHT THE GALLERY FOR
Ill merly owned by MIR. Kinnaman, would
respectfully rt announce to the public of Ftndlay
and SUI re unding country that they are prepa.
red to make al the different styles of
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We ask a careful examination of our work In
every particular, and especially invite atten-
ton to the draperie which you Will ind nell
dTaperies is one OF he most difficult tasks the
operator has to perform. and when we'll done,
is one or the most beautiful productions Of
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figures which try the artistic skill of the oper-
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And nov "a few words with regard to sitting
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lake viii be there 70 save the vessel and
the crew. His skies may wither over his
head, but be has a spiritual armament
that shall increase in brightness forever
aLd ever. The materials of which his
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Is begotten again to ''lively hope ofan
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the tablet Of his heart and the memory
Of their power shall never decay. The
grass wil.eTeih, but the word Of tie Lord
,ndur,tl forever
AG tie conclusion of DR. Jones ad-
dress, R-y T. H. Hopkins. of Piqua,
made some Very eloquent aud appropri-
afe remarks on the Bible. Although
Mr.. Hopkins address was brief one, it
was listened TO with marked attention
Throughout The speeches concluded.
the doNol"gv was sung and the audience
diSp.r-.3
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Iarried.

MC-LELLAND-5OLT- the residence Of
the bride father, in Eagle township, Nov. by
Kew William Jones, q. NeCIe'la and Siiss
Mary +. SOFT.
RJBERTS- S-BRADAGId-On the same DAY,
in FiuI!ay. hy Rev. ~ -iliam Jones. Hyatt
Roberts of Wyaad1i county, and Miss Lucetta
Bradsgin, Of Nauiue.
THOM AS-NC X kE.E-Ar he residence of the
brides parents, on Thursday. Nov 1. IS7%, by
R-,. j. A. Meeks Mr.. Andrew TuOmas and
Nj Mary a. Mckee ail OF Hancock county. u
WHiS S:LER-DDW WNING-At tue residence
oI David Whistler, near Cory, November 2rlSs5
ran -Uck county. a'.d Hi>S Mary Dowring, Of
Kansas.
HELMS GEIZ At tie residence of q. W.
RhIueiIart, ne rr sgFSII. NOSeuIbsrI /. 1875. by
Rev. %. r.. Mu1lr. 81 -.Iry Z. Helms and Miss
Mary ] Gelz, all at tiIi> county.
WALFERS-CLIFFORO November II, 1873,
by ID. b. Beards.ty, Esq, Mr.. Amos Walters
and Miss Margaret CuffOrd, all of this county
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CHICAGO. Nov 10.
aheaarr .2Harkef.

IGLEHO, NOVciibel IU
FLOUR QUie, but tirIn at s. 5c@7-5O
MHEAT-Active aIs1 higher 40. . white
Wabash "a q. No. 3 DO ~ 81 25ls No. white
Michigan at 81 ~ No. ? do. ~ sl,l61z; extIa
SIS No amber do. AT 2 1stz; seller DeceIn o
81 81 No. red at :. p; No az 81 05lt.
Co Fair demand. firm and higher High
mixed s. 81 e spot; n " do a. 9Ie' seller No
vember sc an the year at 49e; 10y mizea al
Glc: yellow at sic: 80 2whiie st 60: do grade
at 5sc: new do al &c e7.fHaged new at &c
OA=S- FirmeF- No spot at a5tzc- SOyem-
Der NJ sic: January az 37c: rel tacted at BE.
FREIoHTs-pull and unchanged Rates TO
Buffalo sc. OSwegO &c
KECEIPTs--bbis flour. 2 coo bushels wheat
I. go bushels corn. go bu hels oais
SHIPMESTs-l0f9 hbls flour. $500 bushels
wheat, Is co bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-11-12

Taken from tne bankrupt stock of several
Large Manufactures