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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
nIhe Extra Dollar"

A complaint Is made OF charging
an extra dollar, for Certificate, as
may be seen in the Knoxville Jour
nal of July 22nd 1915.
The writer finds it very conven-
lent To leave out the most important
facts In the case, which gives II quite
an other phase. .....
The facts arc these. The young
Lady, who came to be examined, was
informed by my Daugter that her
father was not at home, and for her
to come on the day Of public exam-
instion. The young Lady wished 10
know II she did not attend TO
ID some times; She replied she had
done SO before the Law was changed,
but not now unless she was PAID Tor
her trouble, for which she charged n
dollar; but having company thar
day she could not conveniently At
tend to 1t, and she had better come
on the day set for examination. The
young Lady insisted that she should
do It, as 1t was inconvenlent tor her
TO come back again, and she would
prefer to pay her for her trouble.
If the young Lady did not wants
to, or could not come in on the regular
day for examination, or when am
at home, she had a wright to go to
my Daughter, or to any other Lady
Teacher or If she pleased to Profs..
Nc, Kee Roberts, or Young, aud get
examined at price as they may
agree upon, and If the results Re
ported to me, are satisfactory,
will issue a Certificate; but the Law
requires me to collect a dollar for
every Certificate, irrespective OF
their charge for examination, when
goes to the Institute fund, ana IL
not an extra charge on my part.
Knoxville Aug. 10Th %
! Mershon CO., Snpt.,
The above is printed rs u Was
written. I'D.
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Democratic Management.

The Pella correspondent OF the Dem
oorot last week puts g sermon In a
few words. He says:
1.-THE city treasury Is empty. And
that. too Ia spite Of those heavy fines.
and over n thousand dollars on hand
at the beginning Of March"
How IL that for Democratic econ
omy and financial management? We
have IL from Democratic authority
now, that the Democratic fathers
In the little city Of Pella, In five
months have poured thousand dol
lars out OF the treasury and left IL emp
Tn "in spite Of all those heavy fines"
for drunkenness, fighting and disor-
ders OF varions sorts. Tweedocratlc
economy. II that the sort OF economy
the Boss pledges to the country in his
little platform every year. The license
men tell us that " we will only H.
cence GROCERIES In Knoxville the
sums paid for licence and I'm fines inn
posed for the drunkenness and breaches
Of the peace will run the city govern
ment aud reduce our municipal taxes.
Now we see how 10 works In PeiIn.
where the license system prevails.
The Mayors court thereis In session
three days In q week. Mayor, wit
nesses, lawyers, and corps OF mar
shaIs must be paid; and the license fees
aud fines collected are gone, and $500
per month 10 boot. But the luxury
Of having beer. Democratic rule and
plenty OF drunk probably compensates
for all. .#
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
THE TEMPERANCE QUEs-
TION.
To what Point Are We Drift
Ing!
MARION COUNTY Iowa,
August 10, 1870.


Eliitor Journal:
] have been n silentspectator In po-
litical affairs for some time, but
must confess do not understand the
present working OF the two promi-
nent parties In Iowa.
One Of tho most interestingsuhlec
for Legislation now is the Temper
ance question. One OF the parties
leaves the subject untouched, ana
the other, in its State Platform bold
ly say, In the face Of common sense
and reason:
Give the world all the poison ~
wants;
Tax the people to make whiskey
laws;
Tax the people to build State Pris-
ons;
Tax the people to support men
who are willing to hoist the Hood
gates Of ipiquity and let our land be
flooded with an additional amount
of sln apd degradation;
Tax Parents, and compel them to
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. sN
support laws tending to corrupt the
morals of their sons, keep up discord
in the nation, perpetuate ignorance
and sow the seeds Of degradation
broadcast over the land.
Is this to be the motto: From
the doggery to the States prison,
from the States prison to the eternal
world of woe:
Voters OF Marion county, How do
you like the prospect? Look at il,
and then figure little on your tinan-
ces! Will respectable men all over
the land keep silent and allow tho
shackles to be placed upon them
without asserting the right to be freq
men? We shall await with patience,
but no little, anxiety, the develop
ments of the next few weeks.
u SPECT ATOR.
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Iowa Republican Platform.

Resoip,d, That declare 1t cardinal principle oi
Republican faith that the Republic is nation, one
and fndIs.oluble within which the constitutions nj
rights of the States aud Of the people TO local self.
government must be faithfully msintsined.
2. That we favor the early attaipuient OF a cur.
rency convertible with coin, and therefore sivocate
gradual resumption Of specie paymcnts BY contipu-
Gus and STEADY steps In that Erection.
g. That we favor tariff for revenue go adjusted az
TO encourage home industry.
L. That the earnest efforts OF the Government q
collect the revenue, prevent and punish Frauds have
our unqualified approval,
g. We are opposed to further grants of lands &c
railway OF other corporations and demand
eryation of the public doman for settlement under
the homestead law and for other bona.fde settlers
g. We demand such revision OF the patent Law,
as will relieve industry from the oppression OF monop
oies in their administration. l
4 That ws cordially approve the policy Of the pres
ent administration in the settlement Of dihcultie.
between ourselves and other nations by arbitration
instead Of sppesilug to arms.
8. rhs Republican party Of Iowa are opposed to q
third term In the Presidency.
o. We demand that all rsiways and other corpora'
tions shall be held In fair and just subsection 10 the
Law smsking power.
10. We stand by free education and osr public
school system and the taxation of all for it's support
and no diversion Of the school fund from the public
schools.
II, Our National aud State administration Or
ubic affairs have our hearty approval,
u. We cordially invite all who opposed to tha
restoration OF the Democratic party to power to for
get all pact political differences and unite With the
Republcan party in maintaining the cause Of true
reform.
10. That ths persistent and syrannical efforts Of
the enemies Of the Union, by murder and iuthnida-
tion Of the newly sniraDchsd citiAens and the os~
trsesms aud prescriptions OF the white Republicans
Of the South for the purpose OF rendering null snd
void the ConstitutioDal Amendments merit the con.
dem nation Of every honest man. That wa-bsartiiy
endorse the action Of President Grapt In sntcrcins
the lass, when called upon to do 80 by tie proper
authorities OF the State.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
From Knnsa y.
TEACHER.

CLAY Co., KAN, Aug. y.
ED. JoURNAL:-We are still pleas
ed with our new home, and have
great reasons to be thankful, for our
present prospects for crops are good,
though wheat is somewhat damaged
siuce harvest by too much rain.
Corn is excellent. All vegetation ID
abundant, so different from hast year
that we hardly know how to appre-
clate our blessings. We have plen-
ty of good melons.
Kansas Is a good. growing country.
T.. X. MePHs;rERS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

TUE USDERst6NED is now prepared 70 fnse con
/ traeFs FIR al Kinds NJ wrrK in hi@ iiBs q hutl
p,ss sash as RrIel and rtaue i.at tu aLn
i.feru and EgBe BuIidIng. ah y ~
propose to With dispstc aud Ia .ood w"f Z tH
manner. warrant satistsrton AheriAis ,sfhIs'fa =
f reaulrrd. aud Credit til chrIgtmas will be- gt.n
perties that desire IL. e-4yly III. J. BoAi1ihLD
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19

The Interstate Industrial ExpoS-
ton at Chicago, will open sept, SIN,
pr9y. Ii promises one of the most
interesting aud Instructive displays
In The several departments oi science,
Industry and ART ever presented 10
iha American public.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
SAWED STONE.

=, SMITH has now on hsud At his stone yard
IL In pglia a good quantity Of saved stone, surh
a. door atsps ~indow siils water t"ter bas.s SOCK
et. fer uianu1nrt Ga kgipg fer walFs hnd prriTs
etc. ard will contract 70 iurIi,h nht hosk SAhtsH ,
n, tis tine and rnar.ntrs satisfset0D. s~s s>FnPls
of stone aud worn at Larkin wrishtE new rssidrisr
4 my ,iu. Address G. l.. SMITH, Pslia.
I9-s5- -20-fS
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
KNOXVILLE NATIONAL BANK.

TEoxviLLE, IOWA. Capital. 100000.
N Gold, silver, Government and other Securities
bought and sold. Interest sliowed time deposits
Special attention given Collections. Open from
A. II. 70 r. n. except Sundays.
DIRECTOR
A. ". Collins, ST. Collins, is. Cunningham,
jackson Ramsy, A. J. Kerr, J. Eittenf~pder,
Q. \. Bellamy, w. bachelor, Z. b. woodruff
OFFICERS:
A, W. COLLINS. Prest J. s. CUNNINGHAM, v.pres.
A. j. BRIGGS. Cashier. b-lou
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
BLACSMITHING.

NJ JAMES, of the late firm OF Roberts james,
~. will hereafter be found ut his new shop on
main street one block west Of brick Bank building.
prepared to do all work in bis line Including all
kinds Of repairs, sboring, manufacturing wSgons.
buegies spring wagons. etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
in work aud prices. lie cordially invites all la want
Of woIk 10 call
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
CARPENTERS g. IOIkERS.

MILLER BELLyILLE are prepared to do al
M kinds Of work In their line on short notice and
on reasonable terms, Give them . Call at
their shop, near northeast corner Court House
squars, Knoxville. s@u
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
FURNITURE.

II D. YOUNG would respectfully inform the eth
IL. z.us of Marion Ceunty that be hhS opened
Cabinet snop on Robinson street. Te't Of tns Ire
ropt iIousa up stare in the formerly occupied
~ ~. BepLitsun ufir. where be viii isvs on hsod
ali kinds Of Rarnitnrs aud Ccns ef ali Sizes which
he will sfli low for cAsh.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
AHEAD 113.254.

GINGER SEWING MAcnINEs-No. sold In 1879,
- 282 a44 being III 25i mere than were sold ~
any other Company in ss,ne time. Now u the hiae
tn set The Best -ud uost Popular Sewing Machine IN
M. World Ike-sp op hand good supply o. ns'dier.
nttaehao.nts etc. North side Of the Public sqnsre
Knoxville fhh"hh'
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19

Geo. o. Ray, Burlington, iowa,
has been appointed Secretary Of
Group ~, FARM Machinery, Wagons
etc, manufactured In Iowa. for he
Centennial Exposition at Ptiibdei-
pbia. 90 him all manufacturers OF
articles possibly coming under this
bead shonitl apply for instructions or
f,r spaee ut the Exposition. lie so-
let's c0rrespoasIeeiie.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
N1ILE, TRADES, El
NEEOlE-WORK.

MISS NJ NJ. ORR is prepared 10 do te order Gil
classes of sewing stitching, cutting. fitting etc
upon ladies' dresses in elaborate style ss wen as
D lain work. Cutting and making gentirm-ns shirts
speciality. Call at residence, corner OF si1th asd
Robpsop street,. oii<
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
DIAMOND BARBER SALOON.

DUTMAN & BOREN have refurnisbed their rooms
/ on the east side of public square, and are nov
supplied With ei.gspt Rochester reclining chairs,
and other modern eonyenienres. Give them cal,
and they will guarantee satisfactory work. tlo44 4ul
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
W. X, rrRGust n.
o. B. AYRks.
STONE & AYRES.

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, Claim and Real Estate
n Agents, Knoxville. Marion County, Iowa.
Will attend to all business entrusted tc their care,
In Marion aud ad joining Counties viii practice IN
the state and FEDERAL Courts. III
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
PLASIERlNG.

TryGLEs 4 YARGER, Knoxville, solicit orders for
u Plsrtering work Of all kinds. plain and ornamens
tai. They guarsnt-e the ne-test. most substantial
and satisfactory work, on shcrt notice and sharai
terms 6.26
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q. <. CONWEll,

nEALER IN STOVES. Tinware. Shelf snd Heavy
~ Hardware. Eeapers. Mowers and Agriruit ural
Implements generally. Agent tor ". W Warr.p's
Patent Atmos ph-rie Portable soda fountain Old
stand, east side Square, Knoxville. l,2u
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
KNOXVILLE MARRlE.WoRks.

ID oBINsON BROTHERS, Manu- ufacturvrs and Dealers
II IN Monuments and Head stones, and Grave
yard Work OF every description. Near northwest
corner Of Public square, Knoxville, Iowa. n
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19

The Iowa Press Association VIII
hold its Annual meeting this year
ut Clear Lake; opening on tho 3oih
inst. and continuing five days.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
AMOS HOUSE.

NJ WILEY, HAS LEASED THIS POPULAR
IN. Hotel. and furuisbed II for better acenrmo-
dstion OF the public The AInes will be maintained
rs first class house. and pains will be spared TO
crafty the demands of guests. regular aud trsn.
sispt hacks leave the house daily, connecting with
trains at Pslla. Ample stabling.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19

tnRton..s.-...'s'''ts.''''''' y
1t 4. recommended that the electors ofetch Town
sbjp meet on rATURDaY. August 18th, st 'heiF
asra places Of hsIdpg elections for the selection o.
ssId dslsga.es aud tier sltrfDstes.
The legal voters Of Marion County. without rsgsfd
to psst political difersper., who are iS sympsihy
with the Ksyubliean party cordially Invited 70
participate Ia the Eslcrtion Of delegates
BY orier Of Rep. centrsi confaittss.
WV CRsDDiCR. cbfrasn.
Knoxyile. Isws, Aususs ID, 1870,
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
DRESS-MAklNG.

AFIsS " e CLEELAND. one door east Of fremont
vi House. win cut. TT aud make dresses In iat@st
styles on short notice, and vt fair rates is-45yl
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
Republican County COuyen-
tiOn.

The Republican Electors Of Marion County are re.
qu.sted to meet In delegate convention Ia the Court
House, at Knoxville, on
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19

r o. o. F-KN0XyiLLE LODGE, No. 30. meets
i. every Tuesday evening. Visiting brethren corr
daily invited 70 attend.
CT. GARRETsoN, n. @.
N. WEST, Rec. s-c'y.
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LODGES,

Lodge No 81. Kpoxville. meets
\ fat Eve on or befor~ full moon each month.
]. opPENHkIMEa Sse'y. Us. LYLE, ". NJ.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-08-19
Saturday. AUGUST 21st. 1875.

qussted TO meet In delegate convention Ia the court
House, at Knoxvilis, on
Saturday, August 21st, 1875,
At 10 O'Clock u. m. for the purpose Of nominating
be voted for the ensuing election in
October to OH the following Offices to>wit.
One Senator,
Two Representstivss,
Treasurer,
Auditor,
sheriff
On. Member Board Supervisors,
surveyor,
sup.rintend~nt Com mon schools.
Coroner.
Also, to transact any other business that msy.
properly come U before the ronyrn ton. The basis
OF representation will be one dsisgs ts for sa~h
Township In the Couuty and one delegate for r'sry
thirty l3gl or fractons part thereof II 10 or over
cast fr Josiah r. YouDg, Secretary Of Ststs at the
last general sisctiou. Entitii & the various Town
ship. TO til. following number Of d.lssaies:
Clay................... Perry
Dallas .............. pieassnr Grose...."......
Franklin ............... Peik..........
InJisna -..... ......... He'd Hcz."....-.,......
Kpox,ille ......,.-ls summit
LAX. Prairie SwHg
Liberty. y...................... Union .'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

good 7ss7c for Prime and sSsa soI snoiss Io f iS
fTuisana az gtd6s,c low &fanes sna psfna A.
a. mime 900 BAGS angOn at 0asG and 70 psss - 20 "a
TIia7ls., currency, and 300 bags hAhsoon !" "o
gold ...,,,,ty N, an0ars
apce onr last report prices are without uIe liz.
l6s hhds Cuba AZ sfs bhds CentTf
val Al &c 800 hhds Porto Rico, at NC 3Ov % yais m
Sugar a ;sc 100 hhts. Cuba MnscoyHlo scsns , co
s 5000 bags Centrifugal s,sc ssv II 7ss Refined
remains steady with fair business g. iof
I05c for Powdered i0ac for Grsnnlated o - st.,e
sfFS-Clover II and IN fair request wv Uass IN
sold at 29l2 Iimohy sold {" the extent Oh ~" ''s' "
VIE SThe market il quiet At strong prices 100 ICE
Western sold at I6iac: 20 do. sold AZ l6c soos n,
is f a,, 9g pf for s city
WOoIusiness IL quiet and pnces RUE s,esy ~ ~ he
desc rpons There nothing II particular in+rss ~
said In to the goods Market me Cotn
necses In Foreign Wool there IL very little long noa,s
are firm in their views The clip Of Texas WOOL ay
ing more freely the prices asked are 3Od3ze Ie
Woods are in unchanged values In fiesces
there IL very little doing moment and prices rule about
steady California Wool stocks ATE ght WHEN ,San ss,
ness the (p coming forward IL mnch nser tna s,
year holders firm in their views carpet woo ~
sales embrace 20 900 n Fall California 2lc s0Vo i S
choice 3c 900 n Fine California 70 2ci aoW - r,
Ole 1000 do d. Die; 5000 Pulled Wool PrysS N' H
900 spring California priyat terms o0Vo n n Me-
private terms $4,000 Super, private terms SOU ,s
dium secured private terms 1900 NO. Pnen h,so
terms 10000 spring California private terms 10 pa
Fall California zoe; 5000 Ohio fIeeSe o. ~ osc
is 0Oo 10 slightly bury 25c; 10000 Pail California Ios
l43 bags super private terms lOO bags E1ua
10 bales India private terms 81 bales Wss,en n - I'll
private terms; 10000 do. do, private 1r1nSi io"oo "
California private terms ..,,o..cL.
.WIisK T-The market l per gallon higher This ohe'N
business; sales Of 100 bbs at ST. 4hssl To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
The bids for stocks M the close " the Exchange

The London advccs report weak and lower mar
het for British consos, though American securities
were steady, and money easy, while the Bank of
England lost c3i,000 sterling bullion on balance.
The foreign exchange market was strong, with u
further advance in rates strong demand for
bids. At these rates specie must inevitably be
hausted unless the place be supplied by securities
Gold was strong, and the price advanced TO 115l4,
the sales being at 115is0i154. On gold loans the
rates were one per cent per annun and fiat for bOr
rowing. The engagements of specie for tO-morrow's
steamers amount 10 100000. The import entries
of foreign dry goods at the port of New-YOrk for the
week ending to-day, amounted in gold coin valua-
tiop to 81 J9I, O64 The amount thrown upon the
market was 81 900, 957 The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $24s,OOO in coin interest, and redeemed
$15 900 in called bonds. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared
$24 sos, 900: gold balances, $lOl5,754; currency
balances 81 40 403. The quotations for gold were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEW YORK April -BEEyes-FTesh onenhgs Mr a. Wee
isaf SaS S.
S"sy waS s s s1 not au,'s ss
ooloeR n but sellers were disposed shade falling
s a. !" Bsss' sT ssssg
P %s"a %s 1es y:
!. r e the ow s Sna buyers All
appear that The butchers were sI!s more CAUTIOUS n ans
others The tops we S o sold at i
ss 70 ss': a Sss e.
10 %sr At aS% a saIs d a9
q cs al ;f for vi y s'
81 :, from iS2c to dress Ss. ,. p up e 20 , Sc
at Pc 70 dress r ~ g GH illinois ' ssss ex
NaraS Co. s:d their a. own account i' bulls
Fitch 3 Fressc sold SO Illinois steers 81 cwt average at
steers at lie Y b, to dress % 10 the gross
steers Ga6i3 cwt At i@l2c h. TO dress % Id
George Torey sold for Morris waixels & Co lle Illinois
81. average at laal2e Y d. TO dress % ID 10 "e
hs droyes at sixtes were II for segei Meyers
70 for ras.n a cr y WoG 1 1913 nSis
80 M D. g ds;s 81 >, TO- 10 ns r sro' g ~ anu
~ Eastman sot his own account you! ls5 Illinois steers '
Noses sold, oa his ieeoan ,G Illinois steers 7'c"'' 1"
T.. 50 34c y n. 10 dress - G5o ~ 20 ,,,, ,or, 49, m
Thompson. self and b. T. Coon ~ LIMOS stees 4"
II cwt, l2dI &c. y 10, 10 dress % doSlD
aegc n Meyers their own account ZSl ihihos sciS
cwt a,al2a:c. T. H. with few At l3a l5'tc ID
CAI Is Receipts were 4O head, ma&ing 283i tof ule
last days against 747dor the same time as week pf
we're ,:eiaiv dsDieased with tc general feauy.s or The
trade lie l.s we're EtcI2y tJcd With calves that ays
been a,cmuiing for tie las, three days the demand ~
limited prices ruled lower than on aIy foimer niSh'
Buyers would tate Few good calves at 2o
prime and extra DO ~ S4aS2c but FOR orDaiy
fair lots, 5a61tr. y 10 were the hghcs 49,, IL
HUNG Elliott sold IL state voal, l'6 average, a, &c
H. 81 do TBS ~ at c SO d. i2i %, At 74 ami "a do
lZ7 n, at sac. ~ ~,
James Kirby sold 81 state vo2ls lis n average, at &c H.
SHREP LAMBS 10 day receipts, were II ears or
making 40S2 for tie last Onr days against l2oS Tor
time last Prices were on atrl &c
ordinary grades and the market was dui ami
depressed. With meager ses Fair 10 extra nnsiorn sheep
soil y n fair 10 prime Clipped DO at J's~
0c spring lambs at 30 WF9 e. head Inciu
ing small bunch sold al l5c. y ID 800, . -
OI4 uIislOrn ohio shop. lO2
IL 7i7 clipped do 81 10, 1t ot, and u do, 'b'@ 10
| at 80 =, ..-
Kas. sold % spring lambs from Monmouth County,
az 80 psr heui a.. - -, A. -
al 10 As 81 ID, A. Gi.c; ~ mshorn state sheep
O m at SCI % do 80 ID, AZ .c and 20 Spring lambs, % d.
At i5c D. ID. ~. NJ.
sold 1T unshOn state sheep 30 average At
7l.c. y and - clipped ohio do, u No. at she. -
DAVIS Harrington bought II +. g. Eastman 30 nlsioip
state sheep liza ib average, at o4o q H. .,
Arrivals to-day were II cars AZ FWteih a. ana u
total OF 80 ABB
5 3Ol days against H. 1871 for tho
ing days week. None safe alive CITY dressed
decidedly weak and lower and closed with down
ward tendency az 9'ia lOc. y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-24

In consequence Of complaint by foreign bankers
that the SubTreasurer pays out gold coin which is
not Of full weight, our agent ut Washington has
made inquiries, and teiegraphs this morning IA fol-
lows They Say at the Treasury there is no remedy.
The Government will receive and pay out gold coin at
par unless the abrasion exceeds Onehaf of one per
cent This is in accordance with the act of Congress
in February, 1873
In State bonds, Tennessee new series declined TO
81, but the remainder Of the list was without im.
portant change. The following were the bids: