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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-08-05
MORE rMpEACHING TESTIMONY.

WHAT ALPHEUs TYNER, FRANCIS POTTER,
JOHN WOOD. RoBT. HUGGINs AND w. W.
wooDARD KNOW ABOUT A POOR DEAF
MUTE wOMAN-THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
Alpheus Tyner called, questioned ~ Gen
Harrisor.] Q. Where do you reside? A. In In
dianapolis Q. Were you ever acquainted with
Adeline Davis at Morristown? A. Yes, sir. @.
State whether you were acquainted with the
general reputation of Adeline Davis for truth
and veracity? A. Yes, sir. q. What was it? A.
Bad. Q. State whether you were acquainted
with her reputation as regards general moral
character? A. Yes, sir. q. What was IT? A,
Bad. Francis Potter called. O. Where do you
reside? A. indianapolis. @ Were you
ever acquainted with Adeline Davis Ia deaf.
mute wOman) at MorristOwn? A, Yes, sir. @.
State whether you were acquainted with the
general reputation of Adeline Davis for truth
and veracity? A. Yes, sir. q. What was it?
A. Bad Q. State whether you We're acquainted
with her reputation as regards general moral
character? a. Yes. sir. O. What was its a.
Bad. John Wood called. q. Where do you re-
side. A. AT Morristown. Q. Were you ever &C.
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The Most Wonderful Medical Djseeyerv
HnoWn 10 Man. While there As Life
there rs Hope DOn't Give Up the Snip
Frazer:
Believing, that cleansing the blood was the,
only true way Of banishing disease and being
troubled with scrofulous affection known a.
salt hheum, and Weakness of the LunSy
snd finding no cure, mmenced TO experfs,ls.;st
oy compromising roots, using the medicine tnps
obtained. fortunately discovered q nest
wonderful Blood Searcher or Pitters. which rr
only gave me instantaneous relief, bat amer a
then prepared ousntitv of the Per 0ef p, cure.
and was IN the habit Of giving them away to
the sick. found the medicine possessed the
OF all diseases originating from bad blood or
weakness OF the system, as II by magic, Al last
the demand became so great that 1 found N.Y.
iene IN all PARTS Of the connent. and Mnih Tss
compelled TO establish a laboratory for COM
pounding and hottling the Root Bitfers IN large
quantities. was at arst backward ia presenSte
Ing either myself OF remedy to the public, OF
being patent medicine man, and with limited
capital, but l am getting bravely over that.
Siace hrst adve rtised this wonderful med
iSine have been crowded with orders Tom
letters i have received nom persons cuIed,
proves the fact that no remedy has ever dome so
Filters. Root Bitters are strictly a medtefESi
preparation, such as was used in the good I'D
days OF our forefathers. when people were cured
mel and other poisons OF the mineral Sin rie n
were UNKNOWN. For consumption, Asthma,
Catarrh, Scrofula, Scr0fulous Eruptions, Rhsu.
matism, Heart Disease, Dizziness, Liver COM
lsint Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Fever and,
Ague, Dyspepsia, Lost Vitality ana BroGep
Down constitutions, these Root Bitters are uni.
versally admitted to be the most wonderful dis
covery In the world. Their searching, healing.
properties penetrate every portion OF the hu-
man frame, soothing the lungs and strengthen
Ing the stomach, kidneys and liver. For
weakly, nervous young men, suffering from lost
OF memory, etc., caused rom abuses in early
lie, and TO delicate females, these Root BitterS
sre especially recommended. No other NED.
cine VIII cure Scurvy, syphilis. Salt RheuIn,
6olls, Ieuer, Hingworm, White Swelling, sore
Eyes, Running of the Ears, Ulcers, Fever sores,
Piles. Generous Formations, Dropsy, Erysipe-
las, P1mplee, Flesh Worms, Pustules, Blotchas
ana all Skin Diseases, so quickly as the Root
blIters. AL diseases have their origin In bad
blood. The Root Bitters lays the axe at the root
OF the tree OF disease, by searching and purffpg
the blood which will nourish and tnvtgOrate
every organ and part of the body, and kespi II ia
repair until a ripe old age.
q. warrant my Root Bitters perfect cure for
the above and similar diseases, and in case OF
failure, where the medicine has had fail trial,
VIII thank all TO call or write and get back their
money. Chow this circular to your druggist or
storekeepers II he don't have have a stock OF my
Root B1tierS on hand, ask him 10 order supply.
q w. FRAZIER. Cleveland, %.
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Has been discovered by old DR.. Williams ian IN
dian remedy called DR.. Williams Ind an .rEat-
ment. A single box has cured the worst old
chronic cases OF the blind, bleeding itching and
liberated Piles Of = and 30 years Standing. Los
lions, instruments and electuaries are only a
waste OF ume and money. The Indian Oinf-
ment gives instant and painless relief. Over 90.
CO.. patients attest lis virtues and phv-
slclanS OF all schools pronounce tx tue greatest
contflbuton 10 medicine of The age. Wflliams'
Indian Ointment is epared exclusively for the
Piles and nothing else. sold by druggists and
country storekeepers in all parts OF Ehe world
Extracts from letters receiyed.l
Mr.. D. Salgues, City Auction House, Cleveland
o, writes: My Dear Sri feel ! can not speSlr
IN 100 nigh terms of praise OF Dr. williams In
ulaL Imminent Tor the Piles, and lis wonderful
ana maglc-nke cure upon myse!t / have been
time during this period have been entirely frse
rom SUFFERING used various remedies recon-
me1ded without reliefOr benefit, until lasf win
ter hearing OF the wonderful cures performed b,s
Lne use OF DIR. Williams Ointment, ] was in
nuced 10 Try IL. After uSiDg the Ointment is.ss
man Jour weeks found myself entirely eursd
and free from Piles. | bougat only one box OF
Ointment and have halfrhe medicine left a
John Allison, Steubenvne, o., afflicted with
| ltchng piles, writes: ''Send me another box OF
Wniiams' ointment, as am getting better"
Many thousand certificates similar TO thu
ABOVE can De produced II necessary, and what In
more gratifying, If it is not remarkable, is the
fact that in no case, so far as IL known has this
aiedicine Teen used with unsatisfactory results
Shun all spurious Advertisements aud imIfT-
lions Ask your druggist or medicine dealer for
no substitute.
sold wholesale bv HaSkits Hst-elcessar stew.
art q Morgan and Browning y sloan, Indianap.
oils, Ind.
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Extracts from late letters received

d.
!. DIR. FRAZIER-Dear Sir: Your Root Bitters
nave quilt up my wife more rapidly than ali the
medicines taken by her during the past nine
Iniammatory Rheumatism but is now So fs1
recovered that think one more bottle of your
J.K. SPEAR, INDIANAPOLIS Ind.
Mr.. FRAzIER-DxAR SIR: 1 have heen Of
n n1s Ior over three years with scrofulous
pies and Blotches. I was also weak, with nc
appetite. never found relief until last sum-
as blood medicine, procured a supply, aud
In few weeks they effected cure. I now er-
case was one Of the very worst. L can honestly
recommend your Root Bitters TO all.
MISS LIZZIE CORNWALL,
East Cleveland, ..
Mrs. Daniel Smith, OF Concord, n. A., s<nse. ed
with weakness, pain in The lungs and should er.
heavy pain over the eyee, restless st night o. ~
tired minty feelings ali the time, writes:
nave taken the whole q It, and Il Sss aon nI
taken, and have taken more or less for tsr
years. I thought could get them fr0Is ore
dlugglsts, out they do not yet have them d
could have sold q bottles II I send ksys srs
them. think ron might hsvs greet Esia foz
bottles for IS, the prics you ssve5tiss- ess.d
quick - you can, by xpreas, &. o. % n IA "a
best Hnedicins ever saw. Frosre ySc~ ervf..-
RAJ friend &ESs. DA SIrSI sSssI.S
Concord, n. II. p. Box So.
The above is q fair sample of the scores of LET
tiers am receiving from all parts OF the conn.
try, at my laboratory in Cleveland, o. The
Root Filters are put up in PLAIN bottles at 81 or
SIX bottles for %, price within the reach of
all, the poor as well as the rich. So-d at refsfi
by druggists and country storkeepers through.
out the world. Wholesale by Browning d Sloan
Haskit d Hetselgesser, Stewart Il Morgan and
sh1deler. Snyder Co., indianapolis, Ind Depot
[0r tne United states, liz and III Superior street
Cleveland .. Foreign countries
ERna1G,
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II Q 70 u N c NJ 8 n

suffering froLa'the ELECTS OF that dreadful de-
snucsiye els ase, SPERMATORRH(EA
caused by SELF Abuse s, the SYM ptozos OF which
are seminal Bossss, DIGESTION, IRRITA-
8uITI, LOGS OF Manly rover, trlghtful dreams
sensation o. ioliing when asleep, melancholy,
sell olstrust, confused momory, bashfulness and
E'ntafty, palpltRtlon Of the heart, flashes OF
Gest chilly sons atiops, rsstlessp es cold feet af
glmes Vor2clous appetite, sallow complexion,
DiotcnsS aud pimples on the face, love Of soil
tG0e; ins biIty TO concentrste the mind.
AVERSION TO SOCIETY, rendering MAR
~ AGE IMPROPER, such should apply at once.
Every case can he cured. His reputation guar.
on tees this fact. CIRCULARS sent tor Two
STAMPS. His large work now in press, sent for
80 cents containing the latest facts worth know
ing
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DR.. c. A. BOHANNAM

Cures all Private Diseases without the use Of
mercury. Charges reasonable fees, guarantees
to permanently cure all forms OF "5peInator-
rhea, or seminal Weakness" IN rom two 70
street, between Washington avenue and Green,
st. Louis, Mo. Established in ct. Louis In 1851.
D-Dr. B sends his "1reatiEe on Special Dis
eases" FREE to any address, which fully ex-
plains the nature, causes and symptoms OF Semi
inal Weakness, Nervous debility, etc., and val
liable information o. ether deiscste subjects,
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The Most Wonderful Medical Djseoverv
known TO Man. While there is Iffe
mere rs Hope. Don't tive u, the Shin
Frazer:
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IL z = e e Q w
g EJHG 9&EATESr SPECI ALIST OF THE
AGE 10 sac Northwest, where be is well
Gn NH ,ka hSs.aeDshe the LARGEST PRAO
IL " u s-$a .s'EENTF YEA RS1n GIRO N
.s-O1.@s1 CcsEdSES, OF both N-zER
and FEMALE, ct 27S south Clark ST.. corner o.
Van Buren,, Chicago. LII.
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OST MANHOOD

4 IhUW IT CAN BE RESTORED. The cele-
prated DIR. BItiELOW, known throughout
all the Northwestern states, has PREPARED GER
tain remedies for the cure OF ISPEkM.A TOR
RHGA, or NER 70 Us DEBILITY, producing
BLOYCAES on the FACE and 4 VERSION 70
SOCIETY, ETC., uniting the sffijcted for
SOCIAL BUSINESS or MARRIED LIFE
These REMEDIES cen be RELIED upOn, az
the Doctor has used them In his erectice for the
last TWENTY YEARS.
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TESTIMONIALS.
$4,000 REwAPD-

= BIOsON'O n W "A RDs
VIII pay 5000 in gold TO any one TO show
tn2t single testimonial publish is not genu-
me, also an additional reward OF 5000 in gold
Tor medicine that has ever effected one-haif as
many cures during the time introduced an
Frazier's Root Bitters. -
, 1875-06-12

THE PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.
WILKEsnANnE ra, juno 1l.-Tho strikers
have besn holding mcesipgs to-day throughout
the Wyoming region. but 1t is impossible to learn
any Of tho deliberations, "a the delegates arc
only admitted ou an oath Of secrecy. The Sugar
Notch Miues did nut stast owing to the failure
Of tho attempt to resume ut Dta-
mond. Tho reports OF tho aec1ot meet
lug yesterday encourage the hopes that tho
backbone OF tho striGu IL broken. Iha
Ashley delegate meeting voted to accept
tue reductiou, tho voto standing o. to 100. This
il tue llret yota to re6unIe mud shows that tho
better class Of mino.a ate leterlnipel 10 break
away from their desperate leatetB, who aro
mRrked men. aud will DO refused employment in
nearly every cauo.
Tho men Of thu Riverside Goal Company votad
saaust work. 10 to IS, but tue result Ii e1cour-
aging. Ii Ia reported that lllllnan'B Winea will
Iloyed that nithp lou days all the mlnes vii b.
running.
, 1875-06-12
THE INDIANAPOLIS SCANDAL.
64VU3f uVF FEk1F31 V9 "
6pseta! i1&pa{ch to Tho Chtea9o Tribune,

6pseta! D4*pateh to Tho Chicago 1tibunt,
INp1ASApoLlB, 1ud., juno 11.-At tho McIntlro
and Valentino Deaf and Dumb Asylum scandal
Investigation so-day. Alice Robinson suoto tllas
Mtss Eawkner took modicncs last falt aud wln-
ter, and that tho w!tness threw away bottles It
Ida fAwkner's request also. that tho witnoss
ssw Instruments Ia I1A's bureAu-drAweE, Which
Wete afterwards taken ANay bY Au InmAts. This
proves nothing againat Valentine, particularly ~
the fAes o. abostaou AAs!u9 bssl eouIalttsa Il
Aat Ia question.
, 1875-06-12
y. =: ?; SAWYER Clark of Huprome Court
1taas =. IaRRttt superintendent Of Publio In.
dtruotion, EzKk @. Carr. 49,


TtHPERNNCE,
opeefo4 Nfraseh to The Chicago T4tsun%
uAV =, VI H.. June 11.-A cal! Is published
IN tne {; Of tho lows Temperance element
so.as froalb'tory stato Convention 10 bo
&c nelo :: Molnos on The 10th Of this month.
ans .sed purpose Of this Convention ts to
tah : acal actlon either by joining with ono
of Tganized parties. Or to farm a nav p,1..
III fpart.. The call is signed by State Bot,-
= ~ Asnp, tha Hon. 4. boomer, aid tha Hon.
- = Fary'n. It ta bofiegod atsaieht Pro.
- ry ticket will be nomilatoi.
, 1875-06-12
FACTS AND GOSSIP,


FEauo!s W. Carpentos's statement, published
to-day. creAtes wi1o comment. lie tAtea IAsuo
With Charles Bto1ss, schultz, Freolsnl ucoches,
6onthwick, Cladtn, aud the rest Of Boeches'a
xItnesscs, and sustaius Moulton and Tilkou
throughout. He says Dr.. ssosrs knsw III along
that thu Charge against Ueecher VIA adultery.
MR. TIUToK's zAwxERs.
NV YsFA 9un.
NAay 4xsskaeas heys hssA Aeks& ~ 10 u psy
, 1875-06-12
The California Republicans Nominate
4 State Ticket,
7. g. Phelps Their Candidate for
Governor.
President Grants Letter Accented as a
Settlement Of the Third.Term
Question.
The Platform Favors Legislative Con.
troll in Fixing Railroad Rates.


6AN FRANc1sco, juno 1l.--The RepublIcar,
sthto Convention mot al Sacramento Yesterday
afternoon. kr. Sargent prrEded.
Pachcco was withdrawn III q candidate for
Governor. T. q. Phelps waa nominated By &C.
clamAtion. Joseph 81 Caviu was nominated for
Lieutenant-Guvesnorn and o. II. nallatt for
6ecretsgy OF State.
tbs following platform WAS read and adoptcd:
THE PLATFORM.
Thr Republican party Of California, In state Con.
vent'on astetuhl"dt mnkcs tho following aa,lttInu,l
forn Of iii mi Hst.on. ihg at,of :, ~ H.. s'.o r'a
f!Fsf-That @c have undiinsnlnhed confdeuco In the
Ehtafs Csa; Ts.,9sn 81 .nd anssKny af TUG Ens'us
aha 1oia our 1"Etaeal hrchreu Throughout tie Er!on
u cordial earnest tip1ort of hia Administering in
ttary aud cis service. md !u cnne,pna,ut, Of int
rhneorouh party tplr,t Which rronrta his md o,ir
eas,n to ~ utc9nslsstL a,.d unjust attacks lin,
1hekann and Lincoln, xeto eIjectsd during their Ad-
TO The Chairman os Tbs ren,sylrau:a Republican, Stats
convention upon The subject OF hIs rucccuton, is
~! nnd complete rtfnt.'ton Of thu hatera Of bnse
whH charged h'tn with Intriguing far rtelectIpn that
W. accept It u An explicit anil sl settlement of th.
tlstrAtcrm nHltetlon created by os enemies xa,ry to
afosse 1ealouAcs and dlssahsiens iu tas NtraLAcan
fhtr,-Thas shs Thirteenth, Fourteenth, aud FIJI.
toenth Anea,'enn 70 tic Constitution 1t thr United
t5ees%ssn. o. The States If The unionl rar~d
anu oineR - Any u is ir"'h 'us f!at they nre to
% maintained ~ t4e enforcement Of all Congressional
enactment. no;wtlasnndin; the onrttion,
1vo~e" m m Es M pein".,ss i.rty "nd Of hostdle White
~, rGata-ae cnlH!ui nat PORTION Of the people IN
tae s'uth. Mln stsly tue Fittt nth Amendment Rn'l
seek by it!,n'lsuon or forca to prevent the lawful
sIts,se 81 o tseiEe ffanthsc y the great body Of
eoote ci1stls Resilient lleFrll. IL sekctos at4uro
20 nnona! - autirsy ta4t ~ ATTEMPT % prevent tito
.tc III -, Inc nSst M IRE, iTsssn y tas re I, cae'
sate ~ asnhse toe "olst AssoGH Of 1ntn, antl to s
!ufn tan ieacn o tho natou and Ehou1 e met BY at
aM.a.h,g elsizeAs snftn Hhd south, ~ an effort 10
TesiFe NE afeF "i csi! "AF. Whito admitting that
aent oinion r1.tA ~ to tae extent Ut the conspiracy
against coltEut'uus! ele.tinl Of President IL 1876,
Ec ueetn wc u caution tho re0lo against Bturbcr-
ih4 41,t y que Ky. tavs ol !,t;a ,t;a',gcF.
THa-Ihat. will al onr- -conn.rymen, Of w1atever
!aws ssid who 10 not doct'd t4sm ut Justify .t.os~
VIM daobty then wy desire to cultivate frair1aal sr
ath'ns without reRtrd to ere party Inference nt,d
WI a. al s!nts ue with them 10 1Tosote justice,
and good order. nut puddle tranquility.
SHA-TAai the cost Of tho State AMI several county
Government" cAn ai1d ouglt - te reduce! one-af,
khHitI I-.tin
, 1875-06-12
IEE WEATHER.

WAsutsaros, D. G., Juno 12.-1 a. m.-For
tho Lskeu..sho oh!o:Valioy. aud Tennessee. rising
hnrolnetor, southwest to northwest winds,
cooler, partly cloudy weather. and occasional
rain.
LOCAL 0GsEHyAT!oH.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
SATURDAY. Oct. 0-P. N.


The week closing to-day presents nothing new in
the commercial situation, unless ii be the fact that
trade IA ITS various branches is reported little
iess active than during the week preceding
the present one In financial circles the
event which has attracted most attention has
been serious break in prices at the Stock Ex-
change. The bank statement for the week which
will be found further along. was doubtless a
prise to many in its showing of so large decline IN
the legal tender account S6, 500. sup
plemented by an apparent loss of about
81 100000 in National Bank note currency.
Opinions differ to where this 81 5000 has gone
bat it seems probable that while the larger portion
of II has gone West to aid in the movement of the
abundant crops, a small portion has been drawn
home by the East to fill the vacuum created by a
long period of ldleness on the part of England
manufacturers, well by the losses sustained by
recent mercantile failures The stock market dur
ing the greater part of the week has been dull and
lifeless, with downward tendency in prices, sub
ject however to spasmodc reactions until near the
close, when there occurred serious break. amount
ing at time to almost panic, followed
by partial reaction. Early in the week
Union Pacific and Pacific OF Missouri largely
monopoized the attention of operators by
their continued decline. Union Pacific. after open
Ing Monday ~ 65l2 declined TO 81 ls. but recOy-
cred al the close 10 63l4 while Pacific OF Missouri,
which opened at So. steadily fell off. so that each
days final price lower than the previous one by
OF 3 per cent, and only recovered at the close
To 1872 or L.. per cent from Its lowest price IS,
after decline for the week of cent NewJerscy
Central. and Della ware Lackawanna and " esternalso
early in the week betrayed senEityeness, which re-
suited in decline Of ol2 and III per respectively
hut with rccoveries the close for the former of 3
per cent 20 I03 and of 4 per cent to III for the
latter The principal changrs in the remainder of the
list. having occurred the last day of the week,
will be found more particularly noted hereafter 1t
viii De observed by reference to our weekly table OF
prices and sales that while the total business
of the week amounted to about 94j,OOO.
shares. nearly 100000 shares OF that busi-
nc~s were in live leading stocks. VIA,
Lake Shore, Pacific Mail, Western Union, Missouri
Pacific and NORTHWESTERN. The subioined table
shows the extreme fluctuations in United States
bonds the leading railway and miscellaneous shares,
as well as gold ana the closing quotations Of each at
tine dates aforementioned: also, the number OF
shares OF each stock sold:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
The offering and asking prices for stocks at the
close of the Exchange to-day were:

London cable advices report a firmer money mar
ket the rate for hree-months bills IN the open mar
ket being 2la per cent. the same AS at bank. The
bullion Withdrawn frcm the bank to-day on balance
amounted TO f15,000. The market for securities is
reported dull for consos and United states bonds
the former being without change in quotation while
our bonds are Is per cent lower At Frankfort
the new fives are quoted at G94. Rentes
at Paris are $50. Foreign Exchange
is dull at about "a 7Sl2 and - s2l2
for bankers long and short sterling Gold opened
and closed at 6l2 the extremes of the day having
been 116a4 and 1863 The borrowing rates have
been To- 5e 3a2 e4, l3o, and finally So. until Mon
day. The imports OF specie for the week amounted
to S76l,535. of winch S761 $50 gold coin, and
the exports for the same period were S453,0OO.
principally SILVER bars. The operations AZ the Gold
Exchange Bank show Gold balances, S1,171.229; ;
currency balances, S1,767,218; gross clearanees,
Si4,945OO0. The principal quotations for gold to-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
THE STATE or TRADE.


TIvrrroOr Oct 4-l-iO mt pfiiu y strong Miiins
fnI,at4 Is,,a,. idug orleans. r-4L. stltS 41iOb
niias crIng 2uDn fp' speculation aad export r'"iH4
lul b.I-. 8.I COTTON 90 az Sc, liei de1rtr
ft.rvlrul. oct. G-l-O p n.-alrs ~ Mddlng pianis
t,c- Low liadae riaa-s 80 Ri-d 'solrr aHd NpFfmrr
gt b, 5-.t. U fIpp-d No' elDcl Yla D"rtllcf "a D L
ao t0 par @aiil az -Li 80 'at- 0i sdng piani
liLtiug shipped AOFrilDer aui Dt uio'r si
~, ~ do no. shpr-7 D-,eHJ-r aud January, ~ i6 ~isi,
go il'. JANUARY aui February delivery lt o .-si
Ir.r-pI, fci g." D. u.-tAtDu 70 arrive eNr.rf lHi
I.l lrrsr. sales IGtug o., Low NddAug claus.
stunned M .Yl,r 30 I5i id dn DO october luf November
delivery 10 i14.. Do Irregular eanirac si pP" Deenb.
ANA January ntr sii 10 'ist Co., Low iiltalng c3nFf
.irpc December Januy lp'r sail, al IA no. 40, az
arr aud February ntiiv-iy. n sIs ~ th" sales t1riaf
American. spirits Petroleum, II -zl
ItyFrplnT. oct .t- Egcung--lIU-"f- bl, 2s Y cWf
IDNyOy. oct y-l2.O Il-tUnsiis lnr uiury, .b'- Tor
ta account gJl's United states bonus, l'11s, lOl ts
Railway shares, ID -.
LosI.N, oct 0-lS0 mP,rs atg.oes anoie Ienies at
UJL 10e.
LpNuOy. oct % p m.Amcrican s"cur lie' arr na,i yr
ION,lN, ct U.-Ih- rate II discount iu ne open
three months bills IL - cent which N t-
-tn- a- Bank the amount 0f bullion FlindiH"n
nd fiir Bank Land balance av ~ OJr hrhled
1-i.alp. n -pi TsliDw. Jj p Cst. llr 1870.
LONDON OCT. J-j D. E.PaIs aoy.ces quote Rars af D'L
500. ,,
FptNNFuRT oct 9-Uu.d state. bonds new Five, 93F.
AylWFF Oct. J-peir1rn ~ , IOT hhe Pale Ainyr-can
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

~AIffftN, ''-f. ,' Il
lt1r--r-I-- and West iuda GRADES va.. rT
qtt io4a, Brazil entirely uiuai owing % lhe
,,.--- ,f odiO,oNH mars rs were also very
r-f r -.l.. were reported. ~ II u quote RIO DFHIrF,
~ FIr 20 20 &c.. Good. 2l 81 &C., lnt, y -
9 de- and THE range i-t iObb!ng lots lNf12@-f
aI. -ot ,-..., ~, D.. .- ....-, ,.....,
f.ffsfH ,.-hern advance ~ &c on ~ound COTTON
al. . .ls. aud c stained descriptions. There was only
lr,tr bl .inees He advance yrf thr bpry ed iaud
o-fer wei the greater disposition shown
, inuols 10 hold, oxrrt'd inf favorable o
lIrrs he sale- we're TO- bales oay ant ~ ls ef'n
M l.I If ~ bales 0i which 3nl tair' ur export W
,. for con-umpnn - bales Jr speculation Tne OH
New-York tribune., 1875-10-11

The PhiIadelplia stock market l. steasy Penn
sylyana SKIES. third issue Il Philadelphia ana ERE
Railroad, 20; Reading Railroad - =; Pennsy lya-
mia Railroad, jOla. Gold, II 1914
The following table shows the cotton movement
of the week. rs reported BY c. :. Easton, cotton
broker: