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The daily Argus., 1875-02-13

The Hennepin canal bill has, it APP
pears. fallen upon evil times. Mr.. Burch-
Ard. of the Fifth illinois district, made a
strong speech against the passage "f the
bill Saturday. The mere fact. of the
Illinois delegation being divided on the
subject is almost enough to insure its de
feat. Besides. Dawes is preaching econo
nv pretty vigorously; and he can see NJ
peculiar merits in the Hennepin nrnjec
above those Of a dozen others. - Chicdg'
Tribune.
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We are willing to admit that the
Democrats will find an opportunity to re-
form good many bad habits that have
grown up in congress under the auspices
Of that class of Republicans who were re
pudiated at the last general election. 1t
remains to be seen whether they have the
requisite intelligence and dignity to instl-
tute these reform. = Chicago Tribune I
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moNTGoMERYS NERVInE.

For the cure of Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Head
acne Nervousness Sciatica, Tic-Douloureux, Hy.-
terra Paptation of the Heart, ana all nervous nf-
fections he Proprietor of thi. valuable medicine
,es Tot ask ,ou to use It for weeks or months De-
fore you have relief; In many cases one bottle, or
less Of this medicine is required 1t sold on its
own me its. and not by fla tering advertisements
and har been long and favorably known to the
community.
Sold by al Druggists. Hr Montgomery will be
happy to have all whu suffern consult him
iree of Charge pei sonally or by letter.
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Tt heals without a scar. No
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We warrant it to cure ScrOfula
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Sore Breasts or Nipples, Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without enc failure.
Ithas NO parallel-having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t Is a compound OF
Arnica with manyOth Extracts
and Balsams, and putupin larger
boxesfor the esame price than any
other Ointment.
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Supreme Court, at Ottawa this tenth
LsEAL-l day of February in the year Of our
Lord enc thousand eight hundred and
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c.. D. TRIMBLE, Clerk Of the supreme Court
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Notice,

The undersigned Is the owner of the other undi-
vided half "a of the above quarter section and
will sell the to any person purchasing the land
tp be sold above, ON the same terms and for the
same price as the above land belonging to the es
tate is sold for. ALANsoN Is PHII.LEO. -
Rock Island. Illinois, Jan. 30, 1875.
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BROOKLYN.

According to the report OF the keeper oil the Pen
itentiary there 627 convlcts In that institu-
tuition on saturday.
Augusta Koch died at her place OF residence, No.
25l Columbia street, Saturday II is alleged from
cruel treatment received at the hands OF her hus-
band, Jonn Koch. VINO was recently sentenced 10
the fenitentlary Tor pigamy.
Coroner Nolan was notified to hold an inquest
on the body OF Mrs. Francis Schermeyer, at her
residence on Broadway, corner OF Yates avenue.
She was TWEEN y-four years OF age and the vile OF
German mechanic. Deceased Is believed to have
poisoned herself. She had been In Ill health for
several weeks past.
Coroner Slmms has admitted TO bail John NJ.
Belts, DR.. Estes and Mrs. Jennie Gale, the parties
who were arrested on charge OF completely in the
malpractice case in which Miss Antoinette Fenner
lost her life The alleged operator, Mrs. Catharne
Maxwell, or No. la East Tenth street, New YORK,
VINO Is seventy-sx years OF age, Is confined In the
Raymond Street Jail. Detective Roach, when he
visited the woman, pretended that lie wanted TO
engage her services for female Trend, and
she agreed TO perform an operation Tor $75. She
told him she mad been in the business for forty
years.
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THE LIVINGSTONE HOMICIDE.
THE JURY UNABLE TO AGREE AND THEY Arr
DISCHARGED

THE JURY UNABLE TO AGREE AND THEY ARE
DISCHARGED.
As was predicted in the HERALD yesterday
morning, from the first hours elaboration OF the
Jury IN the Livingstone case at Jersey City there
was not the slightest prospect OF an agreement
Judge Hoffman was prepared to take their verdict
up to midnight OF Saturday, but seeing at that
time that obstinacy in the jury room had not
aoated he retired, after notifying the Jury that
they would be locked up till this morning. When
the jury retired they took ballot, which resulted
acuuitJal and three blank. The jurors then chat
ted ana smoked cracked jokes ana told stories till
about two O'Clock, when they stretched them
selves on the benches or fell comfortably back IN
the armcnairs OF the judges. The first ballot
taken yesterday morning stood 1t
at seven O'Clock the previous evening
eight ior conviction and four Tor acquttal
IN Hunts case, and seven for conviction in
Giligan's case. The minority would not accept
any compromise. The majority proposed to rem
der verdict OF assault and battery, which would
be very fortunate one Tor the accused In the face
OF the evidence, but the minority would not &C
cept 1t. A proposition TO bring IN verdiGt OF
simple assault was met IN similar manner. This
aggravated the majority TO such pitch that they
became more and more determined to hold out,
and they succeeded in making one convert the
ne xt ballot, standing nine to three. At halfpast
ten O'Clock yesterday morning Judge Hoffman
ordered the constable to bring out the jury. In
answer TO the Court the foreman stated that even
II they were to be detained a week there was no
that after SO patient and lair hearing oil the case
the Jury could not arrive Ut some conclusion At
the same time the Court did not desire to subject
the Jurors to any further Inconvenience under the
them. Gllligan was renamed to Jail, and Hunt
remains out on ball
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DIED.

ARNoLD--ln Brooklyn, Tuesday, March IL, 1875,
OF scarlet lever. GEoRGE w. son or William w.
and Jennie +. All mold, aged years. months and
days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are in
vted to attend the iuneral at the residence Of his
parents los Kosciusko street, ON Tuesday, l6tn At
eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
AsrEN-On Friday, March IL, JAMES E. AsrEN. in
the 36th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, and the
members OF Polar Star Lodge No. 49, also the
members OF Mt. Zion Encampment No. II, l. o. Of
o. FL are invited to attend his iuneral on tuesday.
at two O'Clock, from MS late residence, No. l60
West Tenth street.
BARKER On saturday, March 10, OF mem.
branous Group, FRANCIS EDWARD youngest ontld
OF John j. ana Emma J. Barker, aged year,
months and Is days.
Inc relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vited to attend the funeral, from tue residence Of
his parents, NO. W ROSS street, Brooklyn, h. d., on
Tuesday, March 10, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
B0NNEY.--On sunday morning. March Ia, JOHN,
beloved and only son OF Francis and Isabella .. M.
Bonney, aged years and 10 months.
Tue relatives and iriends OF the family are re-
spectiully requested to attend the iunera on
Monday, at two O'Clock p. NJ, from his parents
resideQce, No. 3o5 First avenue.
BoYLE.-On saturday, March 10, Able BOYLE,
daughter oil Richard Aobe Boyle, aged years ana
10 months
Tue relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vlted TO attend her iuneral, on Monday, March 10,
from 2sS Front street, o: one O'Clock.
BoYLE.-0n sunday, March IA, CLARA ANNA
MEAD, daughter or George b. and Anne Boyle
Eouco OF funeral hereafter.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March IS 1878
sSsst M g. fsss oeR Il '.'
Cotton firm; middlns. Isss Net 1sssiPss ass i Ssss
"' ~...........,,. ,. NOBLE March y: 1915
EsSoTis 500 bales
MEMPHIS, March 49, 1875.
1a s.lsgn ' ''' ''''' N"s'' WV ''O'A
Cotton steady mddl,ng l5sc low s s%i1daiing;
70 the Continent Ss7S; coastwse sales GA Stock
7U,45Y
Cotton firm The dispute between buyers and sellers
E fSsS : S. S' st5 5ss.s bales
sn,r. w d1m g; n e o March IS s
s. % Yellow S % =.
rs siss ;fssy 'fS. @ ssi 81
s hsI
len MseS higher shSTs %d
TOM t &c. ii New York soc to Albany sic Dos
BUFFALO March IL, 1876
srsSsis .' "a, y fs s, sSss
:siss @ dsSa$s sIa eass : s%s'
SS ssy.I
a 50 90 40 bushels large clover 81 25 400 bushels
timothy at 81 rs 81 90 ReceIpts-Flour 600 bills
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 49, U0 do oats 5000 do
barley, 1000. Shipments-Flour, 67U0 bbls.; wheat
a. 900 bushels corn, $1,000 do. oats 200 do barley,
5000 do.
TOLEDO, March L. 1875
Flour arm and in fair demand. Wheat in fair demand
and higher; No. white Michigan, 3! IL; No. 2 do,
nnHss hSassn S1ss spf Asfsa b.S s
ana Michigan red o q 10; a. WABASH 81 10Y; No
demand am LAD advaneed high mixed Sysc April H.:
grade, 6sac: Oats shade higher; No and Michi.
gan, $50. white 6Oc Glover seed, IS So; mammoth,
81 S. keceips-Wheat H. W bushels; corn. 5000 do
oats 5000 DO. shipments-Wheat l40OO bushels corn,
20 900 10. oats, 5000 do.
CHICAGO. March l3 1876
FlourAn adj vance asked but none established extra
spring, - 40 IS So extra winter S. Wheat excited;
prices higher No. spring, y4c. y3c. No do, dc;
No 3do s61ac S6Mc, rejected, Soc. Corn unsettled,
du No. mixed, &c., SPOT; 65]ac bid. April sSc. bid,
May; rejected sc. Oats In good demand 10. 63c..
spot 53Nc bid, April Rye dull declining; No 96Hc.
ae6Ac. Barley dull, declining NO. spring 81 o.
pork active higher at SIS s. spots SIS 60 April SO 70
sls g VI az spot; ss ssn SIS g. ApTiii ss ss
kecepts-Fiour laUoO bbs wheat $1,000 bushels corn,
5000 do shipments~Toar, IS QUO 5bls wheat, sio06
bushels: corn 23,OOO do. oats QUO do barley, 1000
do. At the afternoon call Of the Board wheat Nc.
lower; corn weak, UNCHANGED; oats nominal; pork
very active and higher at SIS Nk April sic 22k May,
$40 ~ june; lard unchanged.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Events of the Week.
Business Prospects.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Speculation in Stocks-Review of
Prices.
WALL STREET,
SUNDAY, March IA, 1875.

I,
The events OF the past week were OF more than
ordinary interest, and have given rise to new
conditions and calculations that must eventually
make themselves 1elt throughout the country.
Chlef among them was the call OF Secretary Bris-
tow for $3p,0OO0O OF bonds. The incidents con-
nected with the call have already been broadly
discussed and are doubtless familiar to the public
but 1t will be some time before the efect is fully
apparent upon the finances OF the country. How
much oil the gold paid out by the Treasury
win 60 abroad, how much will be reinvested
there In American securities, ana what
measure OF influence it VIII have upon
American credit among the capitalists Of the Old
World are mooted questions. Thus far the ten.
dency has been to advance the price OF gold and
there are Eot lew who believe that there Will be
no permanent reduction In the premium for sew
eral months to come; not, indeed. while France
continues to hoard specie ana force the great
financial centres of Europe TO pursue similar
policy IN se.deience.
THE GOLD FLUCTUATIONS
OF the week were watched by vast number OF
merchants and importers interested In the rates.
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CLOSING PRlCES-THREE p. NJ SATURDAY.
Pacific Mail, 391I a 39A; Western Union Tele
graph 7eas 1917; Quicksilver. 81 a S33I Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph, 22H %; Mariposa Mining,
64 a 8; Michigan Central, 75h "a; Adams Elk.
press. lo4 los; American Express 63A 63H |;
United States Express, 5s11 a 500; wellsFargo
Express. SeA sly; Chicago and Alton. 100 a
1Ol Cleveland and Plttsburg. 911s q 90; Chicago
and Northwestern, 45A a 457S; do. preferred. 5s1s
SO; Chicago and Rock Island, 1851 1865; Mil
waukee and st. Paul, 35I 357s; do. preferred, So
66H; g., q. and l. c., 5}s a so; Delaware,
LacKawanna ana Western. 111sE l11a Erie,
27h 27A; Hannibal and st. Joseph. "a a 241s !;
Co. G. c. and l.. $50 66: Lake Shore 73a a 1874 (;
New York and Harlem, $50 1907; New York
Central and Hudson River, 1927 a lO2Ss New
Jersey Central, 1l0h Ill; ohio and Mississippi,
FIX 27H; Panama, 1l3 lis; Toledo and
Wabash, 1917 a ID; Union Pacific 4s1I q ASK.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as folio :-General merchandise, including
dry goods, $7,2oa.s55 produce exports $5.242, OO0
and specie exports, $66427 The total I'M
ports OF general merchandise and dry goods
since January l. this year, S74 O42 $780, against
$so,5s1,7 4s in 1874 and $sS, 446,2l4 In 1873. The
exports OF produce since January /, this year,
are So Goa, 3s6, against $62 750 $40 in 1874 and
$40, 694,2S9 in 1873 The exports OF specie since
January l this year are sl4, 22o. 072, against
So, LOG. 99S in 1874 and $12, O59, 927 in 1873.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were strong in response TO the action of Secretary
Bristow, ana closed OF Ka y per cent higher
than they were early In the week. The sales were
large.
Railroad bonds were also in good demand. In
State bonds the transactions were limited.
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For future delivery basis low middns tn. sales hav.
been as loliows.Y yesterday after p ~, April 2W
june j. assS IS, =. y s.o s Msy lSS loo
alo,Ic; April. il AISLE May il Is2c june, Il is9e.
Elsc september Il SIDE Ike osober 1 e Ss2c
as nioo November, les7.lGcj December 10 7.l6c. a
5sac Market quiet and steady. To-day up to one r. Nj
Sgas s ea Agr 60 i 4 ISs ID ss,s !!
zcy at " lsgo, 2U at 7e. 10 At II iS2S, So al
Y -iCc 7OJ at i:zs June, ITO at II l.32c 7OO at
HNe: JIly. So at M-Sse 100 Ct Y iliec.; August
Il is-iss Total isaoo bales Grand total bales
New orleans 1885 Mobile, 245 savannah go2: Charles,
ton S3s; Wilmington 1856; norfolk, G52; baltimore al
New York, loS5 boston, 900; Phiade iphia i0S Total
It6S bales This day last week, 1859 bales This day
10 sre maSrs ~ ~ steam @ apsara By steam
To Liverpool, I'D. by steam by sail, Y52d nominal
CoFgLE--ihe markctfor Rio was quiet ut about the
same rhnge OF vhes tho sale at Baltimore Toned
II our last was tV50 bags by the Pso Alto Ut
lo5sc though ne price Is SUI private No caraoes
f seller p grades MsrS Q business on ss9s
Ordinary cargoes ,i6ac a lSslc iar do, Iylic.
exreme range nor lois, l64c. lsjSc Java aoyernment
bags, 2oc Sc DO grass mats gsc 29c Singapore,
Laguayra, 1894 49,. Jamaica, l7c .skc. st Domingo
1919 aIGAe. Porto Rico NE. l9c. costa RIGA nc
a a0c Mexican lSc. lSkc.; Angostura, Isc q 2vc
sayanilla, lsc &c. Curacoa l7c lst gold, o. and
THoua AND oRAu. -ssssiDs- r,oar. sGs sblA, wheat
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAvANA March IS I371
Sugar active; Nos 10 to H. Dutch standard, u lax
reas per arrobe Nos 10 10 ~, Dutch standard, lsh
musco vado sugar, Inferior to common, OK 10 rsasi
fair to good refining. lU lOh reasi grocery GRADES
Pa 10 reals stock In wsrshquse at hayana and
week v0O boxes and l2bl0 hhds Exported during the
week, 1900 boxes and $500 hnds including suOJ boxes
400 hds TO the United states Molasscs nominal
Bacon ssss sac per ew sutser superior Amensan,
can sugar cured, ~ so per quintal Lard IN kegs,
S,oa SN per auintat; In tins, ~ sT Potatoes, So
ssIS Lumber, buoyans white pine. sos 81 per 80
hoops wsak long shaved, sso per spanish gold $50
6ly higher, On tondon III . iSo EeixhH nrm, load.
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on Thursday evening next. Its object VIII be 10
urge upon the Mayor, the Legislature and the
Common Council the justice OF completing. at the
earliest possible date, the west side improvements
In what are 10 be known as Riverside and Morning.
side parks. Ii Is curious anomaly OF local legs-
laton that these improvements have not already
been ompleted. he assessments have been
levied ana paid. and yet the work remains Ia
stdtu Qao ana those who have dIsbursed their
money naturally feel aggrieved that unsign tly
debris still remains where there should be grace
and symmetry.
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Corn meal Brandy wine ,,,.'....'.'.. 475a -
sell save at material advance which checked busi
q aSoat No n chlesao a ana 81
s 5c%s5 sp a4Sg 10 4 i a
AMBER SS 4 IS g. 10 ,sSns
S6e for r mixed s sse yellow SIC ouern White
sc sc Tor mixed Western and ese 7oe white,
sold Rye quiet Sasn and qaatsd
FRrIcHrs-The market ruled very quiet tor accommo
da9ns on the berth with Lower accepted Tor gra1
TSm me trade q Irregular ra,e
n I ri provisions By AL ~ Dbl. aSSr
a. lhe enarers on neuded an Italian bark hence
sdom o Sb rsf sas pstroea@ s.
with 400 bills crude do at 4 Cd an American bark
IRON baimore to aContnenta port with 5000 bbls OF
MoLAssEs. There was no change the market which,
domestcs were placed, amounting to rs bbls. of New
% aud
SOC do, ciayed, SIC. 4oc, do muscoyado refining
IssisS Islands s5s Soc New ss
NAVAL sToRks-0n Change today the market for
sa1c, Sc We a sale OF New York bos At Size
m %SS ass 9' Dr pn
good The hner grades were also but steady
y Wassinsasa ana Wilmington 'A Fitch
PETRoLEuM-For refined the market was inactive put
op % eide for Ss ws a sG
p,egleeted, but quoted steady re for this months Dc
sefS as DUN a
nomin IN the absence q reported transactions re-
delivery Advlces from tie Creek 0 We're Of QUIET
SaSd as win esses"y sahess1
S1 ret e I Centre nomna kopsevs y g
immediate Shipment, 81 S7ha ~ ..
p4eSasss So and ss,ses
For the
ss an sspSaSSd for Nay
sl9 50 $50: Bacon was iirmsr but the market quiet
3c and long ana short clear l9ssthsT Ike Dressed
i%RoI,a%t jsSSas narcsls FTISss quoted steady
spscted, SO I'll aninspeced, slo % Tor PLAIN
@
go $i for prime mess and city extra India mess $50
stsaay within the ranss 81 sic according quail
tor as
dry satsq shoulders al &c. Zoo picked shoulders
St again
March tfs e SUI April e ise ss'fs
was also 18th 1t S sold
g. s
ported Of 1909 boxes centrifugal iSO hhds Cuba
fined fined was rather SMe at sIe or as" and
Ing, interior 10 common &c he, do, to good
fair re rs 40, good to prime &C. s'sc grocery.
centrifugal hhds. and boxes Nos. 70 49, SIC. sSc.
molasses hhds. and boxes, &c. u TIC; melado &C. o
CSC. elayed boxes Dutch standard, Nos tO9 g.
white, s1ac q io1ac. Porto Rlco-Rehning, common to
BIaz.Duteh standard n Nos te H. Jaws
peror and extra superior TIC. nc. New Orleans
SIC.
RIcE.-Buslness to-day was unlmportant both for in.
voice lots and jObbing parcels Prices however were
steady and 9uosd as ioliows:-Garona good, 7se. q
71ac. prime do. TIC IKE; choice do. at &c. SIC
LOUISIANA, at nc. 7s4c Tor fair to prime and common
qualities down to &C., Rangoon at 61ac. 6Hc., cur.
rency Pana at 71sc., currency: Rangoon In bond at
81 625. a 81 70, gold.
SrEARINE.- he market ruled firm under a good de-
mand We heard OF sales of 800 tierces of Western at
l44c. ib and GO 900 lbs. OF city private terms
1ALLow.-ihe market was quiet and unchanged. We
have only to sales OF 80 900 lbs at 8xc per ID.
Observation-Disclosures $50 bbls.. making total OF 663
bbls. for the week The market was quiet but Arm.
About l50 bblA of alcohol solo the basis OF 81 for
highwinea
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

AsT-Low ENFELs.-On sunday, March IA, 1875,
at the Tempe Shaaer Racnninn, py Rev. DR.. NJ.
Mielzner, assisted by Rev. +. Kartschmaron,
WILLIAM B. Asst, to SARAH, only daughter Of Z.
Lowenles, all OF this city.
CLEMENT-MUNsEy.-On Sunday, March IA, py
the Rev. John Mickle, JOHN A. CLEMENT to ELIZA
BETH MUNSEY, both OF this city.
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2520 bushels; corn "a $50 meal s62 bags: oats
1900 bushels barley 90 do; and for the week end
ngmFlour 5722S bbls. wheat Ile,9o bushels; corn
2l,359 do meal. $50 bbls and 274s bags; oars
lSi s2a bushels barley, 1850 do: rye $50 40 The
flour market quiet but steady, with "A fair home
trade and export business sales, a. 100 bbls Corn meal
a..ns- .iaIL t hutL.t w. linta.