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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21
POLITICAL MEMORANDA.

JAMES b. BEcK's chances for being the
next Senator from Kentucky are said to
be excellent.
DR.. LoRING is mentioned as the Re
publican candidate for Governor OF Mas
sachusetts.
The Cincinnati Times publishes list
of twenty-five candidates for Governor
OF Ohio.
CALIFORNIA holds an election for Gov
ernor and other State officers, and her
four members of Congress, i'll Septem-
Der. The Republicans will assemble in
convention in June.
SENATOR MORTON expects to remain in
Indianapolis during the coming summer,
with the exception of brief trips to fulfill
lecture and other engagements.
In the late election in Michigan $500
mis-spelled ballots were cast. Had the
contest been a close one this carelessness
might have affected the result very seri-
ously.
GEORGE II. GoRnAM, Secretary of the
Senate, has left Washington for Califor-
mia where he intends to enter on an active
campaign to secure the nomination for
Governor of that State. He once before
was nominated, but was defeated at the
polls.
The Iowa Republicans will hold their
State Convention at Des Moines on juno
30, to nominate candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, Supreme Court
Judges, and Superintendent of Public
Instruction.
JUDGE MAoKEY, of South Carolina, has
just ruled that Gin the trial of an issue
of fact, involving the examination of a
written or printed instrument, it is good
ground of challenge to a juror that he
cannot read" The ruling will have an
important bearing on the composition of
iuries, and consequently on the admin
istration OF justice in the State.
WASHINGTON telegram: cit is limited
by some of the intimate friends of the
President that Senator Pratt accepted
the Office of Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. with the understanding that
the precedent set in Mr.. Delano's case
will be followed in his (Pratt's) case,
and that he will be promoted before a
great while to be Secretary of the In
terror.
GEORGE A. LA Dow, Congressman
elect from Oregon, died in Pendleton.
that State, on the LIST inst. He was
elected by the Democrats ut the general
election of 1874, having majority of
302 over the Republican candidate.
There are now five vacancies in the
lower House to be filed by special cleo
tons, as follows: First District of Mas
sachusetts (AIr. Buffinton's), Repubh-
can majority, 5,766; Fourth District of
Maine (Mr. Hersey's), Republican ma
iority, 1858 Thirty-third District of
New York (Mr. Allen's), Liberal Re
publican majority, 1884; Fourth Dis
trict of Tennessee (Mr. Head's), Demo
cratic majority, 10,43O; Oregon District
(NIr. La Dow's), Democratic plurality,
800. The vacancy in the Ninth Georgia
District Caused 10y the death of Garrett
Mcmillan, has already been filed by the
election of b. H. Hill.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

The New York Tribune editorial
rooms are on the ninth floor, and when
a man comes round to the author of an
article he is told that the elevator is
broken. BY the time he reaches the
sanctum he can be foored with pen
holder.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

The foreman of Mississippi grand
jury recently had his pocket picked of
$50 by another juror while they were
preparing indictments against thieves.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21
FRESH TOPICS.

GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN has just been
pardoned out of the Illinois Penitentiary
by Gov. Beveridge.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

"THE strongest propensity in a won-
ans nature" says a careful student of
the sex, sis to want to know what
is going on, and the next is to boss the
Job"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

Mr.. S. H. LONG, a Chicago merchant,
has in his possession rare curiosity, in
the shape of petrified rattlesnake meas
uring ten feet in length, and showing
distinctly the formation of twenty-five
rattles and button. The formation is
perfect, and represents a snake in the
act of creeping. Should this be the
serpent which played the deuce with
out first parents in the garden of Eden
its value would be untold, but it is more
than probable that it ante-dates that
historical snake. 1t was taken from q
coal mine in the vicinity of Alton, ILL.,,
some thirty feet under ground.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

A KANSAS paper says that Indians
used to eat dogs, snakes, buzzards, crows
-entrails and all-and thought them
good; but now, when the government is
giving them beef, if it is not up to stall
feed, they want to scalp some one. There
is something in the argument.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

The probabilities of war in Europe
grows stronger every day, and the un-
easiness grows painful. Letters received
from Europe by the State Department
and other officers of the government,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

Con. ID. r. ANTHONY, the editor of the
Leavenworth Times, and Postmaster of
that city, who was recently shot and
dangerously wounded by the. editor of a
rival paper, has been prominent leader
of the Republican party of Kansas ever
since its organization. He was brother
of Miss Susan b. Anthony.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

The discussion as to whether horses
and other animals reason on not has been
revived III st. Louis, where it has been
decided by committee of experts that a
horse owned by gentleman in that city
is afflicted with "mental alteration. +"
The next the public will hear there will
be an outbreak of emotional insanity +"
among dogs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

EX-SENATOR CARL SCHURz was 70 have
sailed for Europe in the ill-starred steam
ship Schiller, the Captain being an old
friend of his. lie was detained in New
York, however, to attend the dinner
given in his honor at Delmonico's, and
he left in the Pomerania, two days after
the sailing of the Schiller. 1t is stated
that a passeng ave up his cabin in the
Pomerania to him and took another in
the Schiller.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-05-21

Do BOSTON women chew tobacco
That's the question. Rev. Mr.. Lathrop
has declared it fact before the Womens
Temperance Union of that city. He not
only makes this charge, but, generalizing
a little, claims that he can get ten men to
leave off chewing where he can induce
one woman to say that she will never
more use "tine cut" or "sweet navy"
Can such things be?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

common extra 41sc D. the ssme az reported last
week lambs lower and moderately active AZ
tbe decline, with liberal sales st 6i<67ae.Vn.
i5J do 81 D. At .c and sheep: "a D. 1t she
Hume & Elliott sold 900 ohio sheep 81 average at o2c
l6 Canada bucks l25 ~ at 4ac % cansha shsee ~
At 7.c 2li do, II H. 7c. 100 do, q NJ at 7e lsS do
66 at &c. and during the week 6ls7 sheep and lambs
james Kirby soId 20 sheep "A at 4,1c . D.
l07 d. 70 D. 100 % 1913 do 80 D. AZ se II yho
DO 93 H. at &C.; do, SO ~ ut &C. IS do lo5 ID az o.
10 S G. lambs. STATE a. d. is Sc g. g
7 ~ d. so ~ at 7c: and during tho week, S6os sheep
ami lambs, to average IS y head 1866, 90 .. ..-,
at The q 1872 do SO H. at 6ci IL sheep lSo 70 AZ
&C., 227 do s3 ~ at 5s,c; aud during the wees =.
lambs, ~ "a head, and $40 sheep !" average
Kase e Pidcock soId 81 Kentucky lambs SO average
&C. per ~ 1877 Ohio sheep 100 o. s ~ ao7 ~ 10 "a
s3 h. at So IS per 100 ID 1859 do, 81 n, at 5sse; 700
sheep 81 n, 5c and during the week 10 she"p to
lambs 70 average - @ per head at pT,ss ranging
Chss Kahn sold 204 Kentucky sheep 81 ID averss" al
She per N. 80 .,o "a .oo
% sos for the week last year .ecept
YESTERDAY 40 59s2 hogs So Ar AZ
FOrtieth-st rs at Jersey cry None on sse awe
Dressed hogs quiet and steady ~ lV's0i O'c ID
CHICAGO Aug. 23-CArnE- Receipts 1000 heaf; market
dull inactive weak prices nomnaiy lower buyers AZ
ing reduction 0d25c; sales common 10 extra steers
:. % 1875 rs sockerr ga - through Texans y goa
Hocs~Receipts 5000 head demand active strong com
choice light grades, 81 SVatei common ~ an.y
heavy 81 80 all sold market closed nr shipments
snYEP~Receipts 100 head market inactive, and prices
nominal sales, inferior 10 choice 80 TSaSs oo snp"en
500 head
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 23-CATTrE quiet but unchanged )
quoted at 3asa7sc receipts. 1910 head. ,.oo,,
demand Jd6sc. receipts, lZUtU
HOGS stronger corned sl2dslz 90; receipts ioVo head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
sALEs IRON 2Ia O'CLOCK P. NJ TO CLOSE OF BUsI.
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK p.
MONDAY, Aug. 23-P. VI.

The stock market at the opening of the week was
neither very active specially interesting, the
fact that so many prominent operators are ioterng
on the sea shore or in the country tending 10 make
matters dull. What il lacked in activity, however,
i made up in strength more especially IN the earlier
part of the day, and after opening lsG's better
than il closed Saturday nj ght. the entire list made
higher figures under the influence impaired by
the confident buying of the Western shares
but later iii the day, after the circulation of the
annual report of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway Company for the year ending May 81,
which does not make so favorable an exhibit of its
business for the year as had been anticipated, the
Western shares. which had been prominent in the
late rise weakened and affected the other shares Of
the active list in the direction, and the market
closed generally at prices. below the highest and
above the lowest of the day. The sales of
stocks amounted to about $4,000 shares,
unusually well distributed throughout the active
list. In point of activity the leading stock of the
day was Lake Shore. of which $4,000 shares were
disposed of at 81 la0617sG6l12G61ss 615s al y
06i3., a gain of - from Saturdays closing sale.
OF Western Union u, 400 shares sold at S4'sD
s47saS43s a decline of Il per cent OF North
West $500 shares were sold at 4224a i3lsa ~ 7sD
$685. 1873 1914, decline of s. per cent. The
Preferred after selling ION 1920 shares up to 59ls
and down TO 573s closed at 57l2 decline OF Is per
cent on ST. Paul Common 3 300 shares were taken
at 3s7sa39G3Si2, a decline Of ls per cent, the
Preferred selling TO the extent Of GOO shares
at GA QG5Ssa "a 81 65, advance Of Il per cent
OF Pacific Mail 1900 shares disposed of at
39lsG39l4 G3Ss1 a decline Of I per cent. Rock
Island advanced Is per cent on sales of 400 shares
and Erie Is on 5000 shares. In the course of the
other shares there was nothing requiring remark.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of
active stocks sold to-day were as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ET-RoPEAN MARKErS.

LIVERPOOL Aug 23-l2:30 D. INJECTION IL firm; Mihdine
si Mifdng Orb ans, 1Isi sales, 4uoO uaes
including 5000 bales or speculation and expert cotton 70
arrive Mddng plaDds shipped SePtcnuti an"
October Low MdGling clause, at I al. . i,
LIVERPOOL Aug 23-2 r. m.-sses OF lotion shipments 9
the new CROP Mdbng Orleans Low Billng clause, az vi
Bacon 81 y for short Clear Middies Lard 90 DOL
,,.,.-s.
LIyERPoOI, Aug 1913 p. m.-ssles OF Mddlng Cplahns
Cotton Seutember October delivery, Low Midlg cias.
7is. do Octnber and November delivery. Low MGGing
clause sod OF the sales OF Cotton today eZoo paes
American ,,.... -,
LIVERPOOL, "a m.Cott0n-sa OF shipments OF
the crop Mdding Upiands, 10" Midding ciau~' 81
ssd. .,.,,, r-,....
IIyFRPOOL, Aug. 23-5 p. m.-Sales NJ hlddng panis
Cotton Irregular ac August delivery at igi 40 20"
NJ ddng claus october delivery at ,sd DO 10 October
and November delivery at 3lsd Corn 50 Y Dr. toi
Mixed Western. Lard 50 e061 p cwt n, as.
II, RRPoOI- Aug. 23-6 m-RenDrd Petroleum. 9-aGv'su
q spirits OF Petroleum. . I'd. (, gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r.
Recruits of Po for the ending this evening
2C5s7 bags sales for e same Tine $500 OssS
dav there good busUess accoaI ishcd at ful
former figures of 2,3s3 bags per August Andre az
Isc bags, per Hilda LOO bags, per ontario s5I
bags santos per Doiati %23 bags We quote
ordinary lslsGIs2 &c fair do 10 la sic good
do. 2O--U2 90; santos ialr 10 kuCn
cargoes 1873 ole gold sioks his evening at Al ports ada
mn "a AIS bags including 43,5 SO bags mere L. 34 bags al
NevCrieans 1855 bags Hampton Roads 800 hays at
Richmond ls9 bags al Baltimore hioat and loading for
Tinted states to 24th ult I5 1853 bags purchased for
United STAGES 20 2lst l57,O0O bag, -.
CDTTON-Terc LITTLE dcnG m FpO COTTON, ana ihe
tone firm. but prices without quotaDle
change. Receipts at the shipping I"rS today are 15 naes
this day asf week 452 balS this day last year sol bas
toc in York AZ, ia bales consolidated STOCK, s4eos
bales 49, g..
Quotations standard a classification In torce sept
l. -74 Upland Cotton in store running n qay not
IN half grade above or below the grade 1uoied
Ordinary I2ls Stric GOOD Ordinary 1879 Miilng u
Quntatinns haseL AMe-can -IAA.ll OF Ca..llcaun:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
n tor xh

Long Rye quoted s5G9oc Short do at 55c86e and DAT
MoLAssEs~rhe marke. for boiling grades remains very
ts az 80 sse do ocsr s a" co
'8VA @sr aa IN e ws "a very aae
Th % oHs sr charge the ssPS o1
sn Tes s al n % s sc. s 4. ns nat nr ~ @
pers sisws Rosn Common Good quotes At 81 65ds 90
spirits 1 pniin sI % 50 5is
slowly 4 c S aa f isas s2' sf 0n' sens
& u quie and tame e esaSc for casks and
ss Mehasn Is dai at saSsse to quality Lard
maze s AZ W s g G1 as "a o as osa
rETRoLEUa-R Refined quiet the closing price Of sat
j. i s fsT Spot and 8 aad the
=, Of SPo ssS q ne inside price for prompt delivery d.
~ the pes s@t Ra oc arr unwilling n. an e for
early september Advices from the primary markets are
Isyiis opens quiet 81 10; oil city quiet 81 IS u Il
Housewife dun 81 10, Tioute unchanged, s. IL "a Parkers
qqiet mt "a & bid ooe asked shipments 81 l2
PROvsIoNs-Them market speculative articles
West indies while Mess Pork Lard higher
well Sustained hs co.e other articles unchanged Mess
purposes se7e and hxer closing rm at abo half
dull a as NAY is a% s a.t qsr sIfs
held s reT in ympathy with Ness sales on the spot
close b6s October sold a, 81 u.s. earTy up to sai 70
a ST up si Is closing at 81 o. bid and 1@ 10 asked
s sr Indicted and nompa at former
plenty and without change demand
elected At the moment at old values active
quest Tor iy Long Clear Of which $50 box. were sold for me
Cuban markets. chiefly at c which abscrbs the stock held
here ana the market closed Other
dur ard nominal III absence Of English demand Western
grooe on the spot further inquiry reported Cut
Meats were unchanged slow sale with light supply and
moderate demand and DID obtained small only
JOB Ds lOUOb Rib Bellies loose sold at Is &c for b and
OO eces ~ Hams and Shoulders al loo for Fresh shoulder
10 81 firkled; III 7sal2c. Smoked 1890. Fresh: 1870
l3ic Picked l5di52c Smoked; for Hams Bellies
duil Dressed Hogs shade rner l0i.dl0a4c but
higher, with light supply and quite
aeve Tor fufures at considerable advance saturday
were light In the absece Of port refining demand. Cash
contract held lac. he close with reported
nor bids; Choice New sold he for 25 Prime
city at - 2c, with 3le bid $50 Old Western
on ll ~ Lng at l3sc, and futures 1000 september at
l3sf@l3c 5000 October at IL lssc, all the 20
Is s with that skrd at close and rs bid and less for
sepember Refined Lard dull neglected, nominal at
II ~. Wilc0Xs.
BUTTER he market for choice grades ru steady
common nd medium qualities neglected. and values
the III er Western, Of lots with steady sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange

The money market continues quiet and easy anu
call loans were done at 1l2G2 per cent, prime DIS
count being quoted at ia 5 per cent. The Customs
receipts at Washington to-day were 100000. and
the Internal Revenue receipts, $4,000, the United
States Treasurer receiving $675,000in national bank
notes for redemption. The following was the Clear
inghouse statement: Currency exchanges. 500 $780,
$50; currency balances $2s21,16S; gold ex-
changes, IS 7s9, SIS land gold balances Si.Os3.4Os
Government bonds were dull and lower for the six
per cent gold-bearing bonds We annex latest prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

The London advices were not Important though,
as the political sky becomes clearer the market for
securities becomes stronger Money continues easy
in London. three months bills being discounted at
losG1a4 per cent, OF laGa 81 below the minimum rate
at the Bank Of England. which Institution made a
gain in bullion to-day of E35,O00. The foreign
change market was strong and higher, leading
drawers having advanced rates from 81 81 and
81 s9i2, ut the opening to 81 s7l2 and 81 90. The
selling rates at CONCESSIONS but business was
by no means brisk. Gold opened at l13l4 advanced
by 1880 10 1872, and later sold at 1880 1874,
on small trade all the through. On gold loans
the rates were and per cent aud Hat. borrowing.
and l and carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $4,000 called bonds and 1000 in
coin interest The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank Gold cleared, 600, 54s0 900; gold
balances, $s9s, 1927 currency balances, Fl o2 GAS
We annex principal quotations for gold:
lOOO.ll3i4 1l.3O.lISSs l.3O lISl. go. Il3a~
1880. 1893 LOO llSas 200. -..1lSs 800 lIS~
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

L0SDoY Aug 23-l2O m.-'onao for money and the &C
LA: states Bombs leOts, LOci i-i4e 1"
way shares IA DO. Preferred, 20. -.
IoNDcN Aug - 2. uIrhe demand for oscount IS ght
AT ia the market The rate OF as
count in the open three months bills "a - per
cent when per below the Bank O England t'ei
re "a ShaLfs A.
ToSUUS Eug g:,-3:3O D. m-The amount of bullion gone
In te HANK " England balance to-day Is e35OOO Con
sois tor money and the account, % 1873.
Spny Aug. 23-i D m.-Pars dispatches quote Rentes
Got she -.. NJ, roc-.
old lO6 10 tOs lU43 New js lO5'- Erie Preferred 90
LONDON AK. -3--6 D. m-kenned Petroleum Sti' az 2d
e. gallon spirits o Petroleum, 9U9 al. q gallon.
LONDON AAlKLr-AUG. %
ROsin-COmInOu oi5 -tef'y
FRANK!OKT Aug 23.-Cnited states Bonds, Ne" F1ves,
1000. 80 ri NJ. ...us..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
NOTICE or SALE OF LANDS.

The undersigned faster Commissioners specially Amounted
A. action peBding IN the circuit Court Of The tned
New York ng IN eauit wherein ~ Cooke ana ors are
compaEahis tni ne NO.tn.li ~. III an ~ ,I,c
g r tte and Territories in Wch Trey may
be- BE- 'c al sq Decd 90 ' d rrs the B 4 n aid
action meuone situated on the completed portions
The tines and places Of such sales follows that isto
At Tacoma Washington Territory on the 18th day Of Sep
ar lint Paul in the state Of Minnesota the 18Th day d
Ar Fargo in Dakota Territory the 2ls day of October
unless such sacs may be adjourned by the Master comms
decree Thec sales will commence az 10 O'Clock N me ors
and ntnue ANIL O'Clock m he noi AM nay
and IL continued Oh each o. thr suecy'sls nss nt u
whole of and land grants shall be- disposed or SEIZED
and ins"eed At The offices Of Agents Of the TOM
paBy ue respecv places nelioned aSoys AT dsass .~S
date when such sales are hereby aaFeftsod
"a ,nc viii be soI w lis winch may disposed Of
thereof shall been approved and counteIsgned ~
tine appointed in this cause before ne ats on hs
ih@ Court heore the date Of sales advertised hereby.
The terms Of the follows, that is TO -ay;
Tn, purchaser purchasers shah pay 20 ne unde rsigne'
in @ on the amount bid such 10 be Tor
ieited in OF non rance WIN tne 6fis u & ~
within sixty thereafter CONTINUATION o. suc sHe
by the Court the balance OF inc amount OF SUI D
shan be PAD sh Prss Bonds . When have BEEN
sanctoned by be Ia cash eaeb bond
s sSe1 Ga 70 az h void be nay entitled
cree in the e'ove entitled action - III ,,,, ~, , ana
conditions above prseItbed in single sections OF suGdw
ath Public esoluton No. a. Forty arst congress u
the Uned states Second Session and the PivieSe may a.
se f 1 or S sbGiyon thereof Of taking price,
any number OF additional and alonns sections or ~ ~.
right Master Commissioners TO withhold such p'lieses
ii they shall deem proper n, ,vrp r,ske.
DIarter Commissioners,
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24
COTTON MARKETS.

MnxpHrs Aug 23-Cotfon nominal Middling, ifc.; me-
recepta % bales sales, so bales rock, 293l bales
GALVESTON Aug 23-Cotton steady Nlddng, l3'4c ISW
Midlln Good Ordinary. lei net receipts 3S2 hses;
exports coastwise 400 bales sales 100 baes s'ocS ~U
bales. x..v ,,..,.
BALnEosE, Aug. 23.-Cottou Arm Middhns itsdhs.;
Middling, l41l4sc.; Good ordinary, 1918
rpcpts 20 bales exports coastwse 10 bales sales i06
bales; spinners 40 bales stock 6sl bales - .x,..~
Ngv-ORLrASs. Aug. 23-CottOn-Demand raw; Midhnnfs
I4ar Midhng l3c. Good Ordinary lie; Dci receps1
bales gross, 70 bales sIss. $50 baer; s.o'~ A9Aoz
bales .., 80,
exports cOasfVse. 10 bales; stock, 552 bales.
CHARLESTON, Aug 23.-Cotton dull MiddliBe 1885, Lov
Middlng Is &c; Good Ordinary, 49, net receipts >
bsles exports wise. 81 bales stock 29t2 bales
-AyAsHAg Aug 23-Cotton quiet Middlng, l5Ae. Low
Niiug 1896. Good Ordinary, l2ssc. net receipts -
bales exports coastwise 81 bales saes Dales stocs'
boston Aug 23-Cotton dull Mddlins, isles Low
Midlng. he; Good Ordinary, Bee; gross receipts o'o
AUGUSTA Aug 23.-COttOn unchanged; Mdding, 1896;
NosroIK Aug 2S.-Cotton quiet Middlng l3ss4l3TeS
receipts IS bales exports eoastwse 81 bales Sales ="
WHSisGTos Aug 23-CottonNet receipts, 46 bales ex-
porte coast ise, 2 bales stock, 467 bales $500
PHILApFLPHI6, Ang 23.-COtton nrIn : AiddDng loci
Low MrlMng, l4sc Good Ordinary, l4c net rrcepts- ~
bales gross receipts. 30 bales. .
Ar Lofts sag 23-Cotton nominaly UNCHANGED; Md
ding l4c Low Niddlng l3-c Good Ordinary u 20;
gross receipts bales shipments ~ bales STOCK ~ paee
CINCINNATI 23.-totton quiet ana urn AldnI.nG
Ia c.: MidlBs 132c., Good Ordinary, l2Hsci snip
ments bale stock lGi 2 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.-Coton steady hdding' Il &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-24

For future delivery market advanced iIed &c p 10 but
te demand was not active al Improvement sales az fol
lows all on basis Of Low Mlddlng -
sales saturday after m-september, 800 1870 Ooto
her 100 l3asc. loo 1Sss2c. January 300 l3-c fe6rn
arv 2CO l32a ,sc March, 100 IA ac LOO, II &c 300
ii ssgc; June. 200 Il asge Juy Io Il l.oe total 700
tales Saturdays closing ITices-AngIs II sgs4 II Sc
september - G7 ais ~ October 3 l'a - 'c Noyemoe
3 rq.c December l-72 - '-c January, - SS24
iSse February Is "a, ais Isisc March, IA "a - Sgc
April i eaI+ isse Nay 14ssg 1! i's.e June, 80
sales today up to mAngqsl. loo "a a. i9, Ell ~ ~
30 i3alsoc 500 lac. October zoo - Ise.; NoveDer
100 Is sis-c Boo 10 ec: 500 l32aqc, 100, l3 uec Do
cember 200 IL 2s2c; Loo Is sc. January 900 l'gc
400 I5sc FeDIulry 500 he; 100 - No. March goo
IA 7,oc 200 l4l4c; 200. IA 7c AI leo. IL l2c May,
leo l4Sc; total l3,2uO bales grand total 1880 bales
FLOUR AND MLAL-1he Flour market opened Gul and
lower TO sell sellers anxious realize and myers
holding on altogether reducing their yds July lJd jc Tor
regular shipping Extras. which few
orders, while city Mills in far request Tor IN West
Indies the nat
with shipping neglected and OGcrcd az lJe decline On
grades while buyers and sellers about DE apart Bust
uess was Obblug az lOd iJc. reduction n
values Of al aud no lines pOrte except ~ 2ooO dds
cSi~ Mills At a. WHICH Toe on sales 5000 We