davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-10-14

CATTLE-Tle market yesterday displayed 1nurp
genstal aotlsy than hayo had occasion TO notu ur
somo days preyious. and prices showed moro stoadl-
ness-uore stability. Tho Improved tone of the mar
Ge was attributable In sr TO tue ant Tint The Eastcrn
markets have stronger look, and partly 10 tho light
rcectps md tho bctter average quality OF tho ocfIncs
rhcro waa no general advance, but t,oro woso H.
stauces AMI not fcw Of than whero materially better
figures than prevailed at tho beginning Of tho week
wcrc realized. Only small amount of stock waa lift
over froE Tho day before, and the freall receipts
embraced only about 5000 head sellers found 1tttc
sroubto In clcsrlns tho yards OF all stock that waa III
nt condition 10 send 10 market. Eastern and local
huyora and feeders took hold freely and salcs 10
bcza aggregate effected al s2bots875 for pour
to good fat cows; at 69.1 elD1 for pnnr to Primo
ntack ateers and it S0 1a fur fr to elloIrs al,y.-
plug becYeH. There Rlles Ut Texas cattle ut $260
4IJ.80. Tile market cost, firm.
-.. quuTATEoNR.
CioIce Ueeycs-Tine, Eat, welI-forn.ed year
~ i year old Hteers. weighing i..jJ to
oood lseSrt-Wclitastenui Steers w.iEi-
lug l,l5U 10 t,I10 EbH. bH....,........., 4.75GA5 IS
Me,lium GrIdss-3lrcfs IN fair hcsl. wrt4h-
ing 1.1"o to 40 Observation-Disclosures. ioo6i5e
Bntefnra' 6tock-Ioor to fn!r strers. amt
common to chnl:s cowa, for city slaughter,
weighing 800 to 400 fhs.......,..:..... osoa37s
atnck Catt)c-Oofnmun cattIe, weighing 70u
70 1do1 ibs asosg.7s
atags bulls, snd acalawue steers t7f2.et
Tcxne CAtue-Thr0lEli aroYcs, ....+.... I,lUln.,J3
, 1875-10-14
REAL ESTATE,

s.Shs following instrnmouts kSro h!sd for recori
Tuesday, Ocs. IL:
. ctTY FANpIE7y,
Wet Lake 1t, 100 II " u hnruou H. n man
10 alley, dated OF. 9,,,,,,,,,,. wv" M ,,,o
Finesnnes av,n of Prospect Y!arc I, * Il. "'''''
uossa os,sa o: ~. :, =; c,
1sxl41 It. with building, dalua Oct l1,.,,.' 11ux
ooelae u, Is It . of NORTH Stasa 1t, L 4, i5i6i
r. d S.tsd o:s e. t.sos
Ans of Glydoutn ay. ef. 1s1lu7 Il. with
~ Iuld,ngs, dated pss: Ia. 3....:..........,... 1,lu
NoIth i.ssle st. IS Il y u Maple 1t, II, 6ak
~! Ii9ts. asted erpt. N..:........ .....+. sUO
l2s Flo H. With buildings, dated OCT. H.. TACO
Idaho 1t. bstvssu Taylor aud Polk It, j. i91
1.3k Il. With buildings. dated oct. Is 49,, 400
1Raia2soa ~ III II v of Wsstsrn ", 3 T. 1ulx
, 1875-10-14
MARINE.


PonT OF CHICAGO, OCT. u.
ARNIvEn--stnr Corona, 81. Joseph, s,,edrsss. MN.
Taysrls Buffalo. sundrcs; scIlr Clara, M4ustes Inn
ber; stnar Chicago, Muntowoe, aunIrlc.; gehf J. ',
Jones', Two RisOrH. laH,ber; ss',r Ei Tempo wors
Hlycr, lumbar; n.mr MuHkeE,n MIskes,n, suni,in.
arhr launa. atuakcyon, iu:ntct: H.lr J. lean, IT,.
Michigan City, iislt; ~chr William, Jones ,tra,
iga, Oily, light; Eshr Il. ". rottch. Gr,ui
Ytavnrar, woul; aehr Chun!ngo, 1T. 1osss1.
light: nrhr t'skcs,trlse, Ut,aetssIllr5, auujr;n.
II. n. Durham. rtkc4 Fiur, wool athr Andrs5
1lcGs,tt, ursuf lr7er, lnfnhnr: prsp Il. r. Uslth
Ba,H,atack+ su.IrieA; rsnp ur.n4tcr, HaHalo towing
Hchr J. ". Htott Duttain. salt; prop E.npiro 9t.ts
l'utralo huulrics: ashr Mftinjallt, TraYersa IT,
wood: pruI, u. CArphull. 1iu;niu. sslt; seur nj
10y, uranI Haven, Iu.net; Rel- E1cine, Musksym,
lnher: scllr wifi, 1out, ,uslrgun, iutnlcr; seht
q. Darbrf, hI,tskm;un, l,Irirr; prop Drsn IlchrorL
Du.lalQ hunurcn; schr Herald. sl.4keRou, lumie,,
CLEAnEb-I'rsl' 1a1,cs Dav;dsoa, Erio, 57,3to lt1
-FOUR 81 hrls app'cs hrig ltocii* nunalo, loos btu
nnar Felr X ito dtllut. Alpeaa, IN t1ns hran bft
Is Gi3A along; bark .tuines u. i1autct NulTa!o 81 I'd
hi cnrrl nrhr Wi5ltan Jones Michigan City, IS I'll
ssono; Hhr l,c'!e ltscon,, Nlark Itlei, 20qls hr4
tnur; aclr Chicago, Hiiw4ukce, N b i sheep yeItt,
liO grcel hides: hrhr Chicago, Man!.owoe, suilytes
stinr C&una, kt jDseph, anndsleH.
NIGHT CLEAHANcEs-t'rUp u. 7. Heath, Saugsuek
~ brs oil. Iris pork mid Bundrtes; stmr Murke-
gnn, GRIND Hsrrn. 2j bris flour and auudrles; stnf
Auakrgbn. 1tnAk0Ho, 3d tea lrei beef 10 sca drisa
Flecp,. aud sundres; bark Atarl1 Mar.in. Buffalo,
Is ,Uo0 b!l corr.
, 1875-10-14

s,5,: l.ajlmorc i .ihlo. ta6o Illinois, tio0,a W.
GopfEHAdE-lnckcrs'Ra Rashla wore IN Ro'i demand
% s S On Hss psSao "srS sn ar At
sl1D nn.i of .1n lard tcsces At f14O farrels were
a; + x% s ,;1rse. st ss' ,1 t,,r
mat,a. though comiurcl 10 Int work Tim ettr'"l-
snco Of country merchants n s'n wlnlesalc h9nscs ,
and stronger far mcrcnralr. Dslow ia thc prize.
s, IT.: astd sits sa ssd ,astasie ss, r1x-
krcnte dr.. *!,ho&1.s5; bora1, rcf. H. 10 s1s hluo
,o4:ea rt5S T. ica h. so 'sts soi""3 1 " r. 'si"
Ist, ';ss 5 81; e"a ,,,,, .IaIs sst; ss ss; ,;;
aupb.' o., $500 4as; I'll, castor. ~ 1ss
s: st. s s%s iG g. .sog gs';.' s'ns ss!%5 sp Il 1
r. e. e1.::y;' y !s tS%s', sG.
rhs5, Il t..@sc; J. s.ssAfrs. "fk. 1ttsihe;
e1c sa1no Keller. a.k 2ac for Guaranteed lariago..
FAulTp AND NuTRe- nHslne** continue. 10 I'm.
rr1ve mi the seno, o! psi;es Of MI domestic fSas,
y trn. The market !" now supplied with prunes,
crfan!s, hgs, and fasIne Of tho crop Of 1876, anil
~. remain fism at former rates: FoRElos-Dstef.
sEtasXc; hgs, layers. 1ea15c; gs. drums, new. IBID
tlu nav n INA LH ,nose Mitsratef INV Iii 1n6aa tO:
Valencia; l2sf$c; zsn.e cnrrans, isw. 7kelse Il:
nn1ics IaIaS,c. MI hioam snnIes uk1GlnEc. tndiana
s.,l 1l''nos, ea9e: isas hs., h.lxsi Salsfs: 10
iWalat q: tsspber,l,s. a3aWc: pttcA thorroe. 35,S
az R.tfs-Fi.hert., i5S@iis<c; ainon.ls. Icrra. .
9an,s s9pa bFsz. c1n Tesas Is
@lsc: Wil1uiusinn peanuts. yeSpHc: Tenncssee rea.
nuts. iaftasc: African pennns. tea6ke:
.,ir, ~ coI he,iv nnnsnay large Iais fiah rn,aSn
.ai. rio msrEas sss WI aaosl arm for al klai.: 50.
sfs @ nsw 9 III So II bar. 9oS asass
X.nr1' II suaa1 M, shore tlts' n o.. No. bay
k!is ii ID; LARGO fa,ay ks, ii of ii; bank colasl,
TTainr hsrrInr' snitt, ,ris ssn1SH?s. do k.hrl
ss'WI!n. f,,,taHar i,rrrlng' reml. hris ii AZ.
s;o; u x.esi, s%sos%7s; ,esIsa ns1s'ne ' ssr r
$3.50. ~ "
sn IN , TaF" n t15 m 5ets ss1esl
rsls csanherres a1o rsu At ss aasistlona Hpams,
:sxe: pc: So:; Sap!esiea'sn'. Sls!saa Do,
e. .,,;' ~ ~ s,.s. ror ~. hr, D T.
lots. snI a s,2,,o rsr I'll Cou"os gfafea. t,tio.
ua,- im h.t.ta "..a;n. 1,rawarc sI"xa 4 M rcr
sIr' in r., I,skc. dL Henrs ';Srts Il IN ner liz
kct: nit,1ne. 6riSstr0 ner basket or tJ,5p Tpr b:
iMGs calIforia Jeass ss ia co rcr TO Gox o''
GNUcEhiEs-Tiie ags,t,Y eirter teeiins in coticcs
@ o M ne I anu os r @
sais M % eunrra,e nc ID % orr iis tho ii arlrt preseutei T
r oe ieow a.s arg ~ Il I'M ,py
a ss's@ arc Eli @ :f
Louisiana. Ia ;I:u. w. -
tnI.r..a ~ n - 1,x, a,sasc. Tar, M . aoaatc.
choice 10 funry hic, sissss4t goni 10 pri,na do,
sa rua"a Ja,a g cust, ns III III
, 1875-10-14

Freiahts wero quiet md hrm q, @ fOr wheat Il
ni!alo which rata was refused by parties sho
a4kng aye. TITS fcoight.roon taken amounted to
alout 115 nN bu wleat and ~ 90 bu coru. The Dul.
fao chsttara include tho EuhrA st. Audreua and D. L.
Eau FaikanhnrEh, wheat It 10; achr IL. Martin. cora
at 1ttG33e; props Arabia anti Dean Richmond, wheat
throlKb. III sr Afternoon tho r. Htrrimaa for 1890,
hu wheat to Ers ut H.. aud tho J. Q, Harrison for
sou hu corn Ia buffalo nt 2}4c,
MILWAUKEE.
Tn tho 18th, no change to notc tho rates, ho~e1s,
being firm, at 1,ic on wheat to Buffalo, ID 10 olxes
and GtIc 10 E!ngsteh. EhgsgeMouts wssn: aehf !.
Il. UentIy. wheat TO buffalo nj 3Eo..
CLETELAND.
Tho TtaHsr Of Tuesday as1st " "Yestsr1aTh anos'
tioup Oh coal woro ~ To uptown ohlcago doeasi
$l.l5 tor small vessela downtown tnd lilo fot tas
InrKsr otass 70 Milwaukee tho figures wt1e s. ~. -!
lar!ne Sl.10. There was no coal for Detroit sad
bit very lst1o for tho cnual. Theirs waa plenty tos
Chicago, however. and vaascis from CO.. To TOO sdaS
were In let1aud.
, 1875-10-14

xI2AA II, dated Oct 4..................... 17,"H
soUrn or c. 1fst1a WITHIN RADIUS or HILEs or
CutrEt-Hut4t. ......,
Torty- first st. near Langley nv. nj, 21ffleH IT.,
da.e. Oct. II, ........-...:.S 0,hN
Wntttwosth nS, lis n Of uorlon II. v I. 25.lN
II. dated Oct. t...,. .,.,...........,.......:. 6M
slt,y-ilr.t 81, II u crrucr Of Market nj, sf,sIH
10 II, 1st4l Oct. B..........+............ Loco
, 1875-10-14

AlAsQAOL-N4s quoted at t1-!J%.,9d.
AHuuM toltS-Wus moderately active. THO &C.
ee1pts cotinur LITERAL aud Tho w1o difference iu tho
quality of ths new corn calls for considerable rauge
IN prices hut TIN given quotations are selao shadcd
and old corn frequently cotnmauds better figures, be-
cause It In thoroughly seaBohtd. QuolAaioa: Uhpco
oil h,iEl brush, lu31le; chocA usw tsush thas will
work luslf into huri broom, 1lHeadc; good medium
Grush dHa7c fair tnhidu anu cossEs ges0; Interior
5Sc; crooked, t1s1c.
AuTTER-Ths market for this staple retanb a1t tho
elements Of strength that have lately characterized It,
Not enough choles abls butter IL yo1uina fu.s.rl 10
ssfy tho hons tradn aud .hrEu u no q.ryps Of tho
lowar gsadsa; therefore receivers hnt 4ta di.uy!ty
III aaiuta!ain9 tho lstcy advanced ps!ceA. Wa s,ll
quotes choiee to fsucy yellow, 3uaasc; medium to
good grades. HA2Se; iutesoe 10 cnmuou, l3t4 lao.
IAG0lAd-rAta usaFket presented tho sa1nv Hspstal
cls1sctes4sica ~ for x4yaraI days ptsYioua- Fair
activity wsa apl~Feat. nos ouy u tap gtlil,hss de-
patsnynt but IN hnEla,s sud gunnisa. auI tLs
quoted tricra were adhered tu WITH MnAbard fifia.
2sc; Aiontaur, 2s'ot untario, gdEc; American A.
| 3iAoi A,nns4esg. 2s4c; hur!ap bass, ha I4u9iac:
l 23;A Tn
! cllEE4E-Vortuor qIotatiana rusAinsd but tho
nAtks. u really Shas ljx4uI ean y 1hu bea.nuiug
" tho week. sues tsiurts Ut tlvll1c Tor soui
10 p5lms fYotoFy with fancy goods held III 2hsr
| CoAh-ho pttcb-chsnHss no&ed i'll the coal
M4fast modsfsts amount OF urdefs were placed u
| ~ ko!Qxlng 4UotaAonss Lshighp $lH.QJ Laek4-
"Auoa sanSs ma nut $a.sQt da. ssQ. 92.0i sAnnsl,
, 1875-10-14

tvaty from tho opculag Of trade this morning down to
tho close and during tho forenoon ptccs we're frly
1natntanea. Later In the dsy-the rocepts proving
c!oalng salea were 1t soneng off from tie uponlng
rates. aata bad pretty wide range. yx. "a.
bit tho bulk Of the animals taken at 81 o. 49,
This following Transactions give fair idea Of 1nArie
ratas.
, 1875-10-14
LAKE ERIE.

spSffag DfIpdfth ID 7hs fhfraqs IffoEhs
EnIr. r., Oct, 1o,-Tho stnr AEngDtt hsa suee eoea
In ruloasng tho stcam-bsrge chuoor, sahoso o. noas
loIut. Tie tug EaRAra, Of Detroit. rame ~ !,y s,.
Ioux Point ths evening, and rcpors the basses os'
{}eat and HAn.,sford II u a4hurs high ard tf1s
, 1875-10-14
COMMERCIAL.

Tha following wcrn tho receipts md shipments Of
tic leading srticlcs Of roduce In tia city during ths
twonsy -four hourH ending At o'clock on "Wednesday
morning. and for the corresponding date ono year sgo
, 1875-10-14
TELECRAPRlc MARKET REPORTS
FonE1oN MARNET9,

a,sssat 9as4,sA 70 Tho FAisags 7ffaAas.
R1IvEAroos, 6et, I'LL a. m.-BpkApsGuSFa-Un-
changed. Flour-No. ]. 2ss Cd No. 2, ~ ID.
Whea.-wIntss, No. !, 1oA Sd: No, 2. Aoa: lpftug,
No. !. D. 1od; NJ. p "; uhits. No. !. III I'd;
No 2, ILL., ooru--No, !, aoa II No. 4 tos.
Paov1s1oxs-posk, Nv. LAID, 0os.
, 1875-10-14


Snscta, Rtspateh 10 7ns catrnsa niSl''.
LAsAILE, Ill.,, Oct. 1J.-AaHtvEp nj Aivas.t1vs
Da}'as. fFon, lrs towing cAnslboafa uola A'.t s'
for IaHal,e aud Andrew Jackson With tor1 fof oas
esKo.
Chicago.
pAaszn 0u1-Nathipg. -.,,,..1 d
s s1a*sa feet three tucbea OF water oa INC o'''''
pHlnaxPosE. Oct, l3-Ann.y1p-lTop sSs h;,s r., s,u:
Balls coo Iu eorn Messengur. gtes; WI Whit Nos.
1s, loo ba torn I.yowsr. vi losk nun, ~ ~:
tana Fss. National joliet, le,s sp.Y,y n.,i sau,
psup Mout.n9 90 ba e1.a 2; a;s' to W. ''
Maple LsAf, Iocapots, GOO empty o@s''"
MtSCELLAMiQQ ,,..tttS
Tho tug Teviathau has gone to the ntS s.r.s
Schr John WebLsr, Aahors 1t E.eanaes -. %,.rs.a
nhtaw assa which tho beach At oscois n Is
released ,naiIors' w1gea ut Cleveland arc ~ for
su Lsiauce q hs s.s.o ~ Det1,'ai IT, fiji
Thu nav prop rorsxs wash grounded u y, Lar sr ys J
s.! " S1Ssa @ e e shts,, !,,,.a ~ H.. s s::a
wa put I bsox II su shs pioaeosl o p1a.lS na
Nics worked twenty lpu!a sni ad horu ~. 10 IL
cunt 1t being dono In rrtr for s,aa ,ns vhsn sbs
sttnr korthNsat bY boat u tho e&4"s "A'
broke 1awu.
THE WATER IN THE fAkEs; r,i
There u mystery abut ths Anerh KIT III, Unt4to,
En- eqsy 81 O. se ~ ae III eoe. w.
Z W. ss 's1se h
s.n .aa .haasss s r. sa :tss ~ sva wi. :.
IRE " from .asE ssAs dasp tls pstsoit Hser. a.s
.Slosns nsn Il IL lot.s sa.ssa .Sa, Of
oraop docs not .npe.s ny any nvax Es rsosst
ha. Zen eoasen1sd that ~ ,Isst .ss os
I'm -; : III x as t 4
e.s e.us IL u 81 ths ssss .1 70 @
hat eAsss s,a AZ ,as aut.s e. tas
E.ss S a!sa sks.s Ill sos into the upper lstss
IONS ii,.. h;.s. ..g aot
nations o. q. ttyss S% Moaa tsaa1 Il ~ ais4-e's
land Ltadsss
, 1875-10-14

~ = = FHOTTSI0F75s =
ltOl lIOnuC1A-Wero quiet and gsnsEAlIy eastsr,
though without auy g1eat change In prtces Tbs nv
ctipL u hosa were larger, but tue quality poor
Which sustained quotations Ito better xzsdss Aul
p!s1snlsi ths dsaupe In p1vluct which would prob
sby have saausd hxa ths bulk ot The receipts besp in
, 1875-10-14

f!TTSBURo Oil MARKET.
F1T1sbunu, Oct. 13+pctroenn, 1let; g. b5 at psrk-
crh roAned. 1J!.@t3Hc, philsdelphia delivery.
, 1875-10-14

LUMBER.
Tho demand for eatgocs yertert&ny was only fhIr.
rrsccs steatsy fr pcce stnfr AMI oter co,na,on
lumber. The foror sold at a2s for Tttdngton, sl,A
cun,u,on tnrh Mt sa.snfe.00. C1tncs boards and
etsrn hrnstghs aooAl3bD. Afaw eargocs WERE 5rtt
over.
ssles: Cargo sohr Garn+ from MAnfalnc, l7s Josss
and scantlInB At $s.2s ! by william, NuYer.
Schr JoHes, from Grand Haven, 100 III s,ttps AnA
hoarda At $3.50; schs Z. Il. Simmons, from Grand
1iaven i4a ssripa AMI bostlr At $l3.7S; achr rit-
grn.. from Grand Haven. 14o #trrs ani boards Mt
$3.50; II. y. atoore, from Grau.l Haven, IN m
stris aud boards at Sia6o; Echr rrtso, from Grand
Haven 1s5 strlps aud boards It sl29u. Goil by Et
cr Aarhaus. Selr g. Luling, from 1.ndinHton,
910 m jahs aud scantllng At $s.25. Sold by J. loo
mia h CO.
1ne asHanu at me yar"s s9nnnea aetivo On M'th
y httwecn enseses "vina 1 tug ,s'ksn condition
Honu rnanufacnrcrs are doing large BUSINESS III
falling - the local yaFsla alone se cn,3t'd hoing
Nr IL OenH sold time, A cllectlons tcnnrtcd
, 1875-10-14

To0L-l4 moving = littls moro fraay ut ths given
aausas. A. tho E4,t tie Lsuaud n Seortsa u bs n-
at EASTERN doalsss sSudiu4 orders to tue West.
It IL aheu9At tosu IL considerable wooA yet ln tho
Tubwaaaed, s,sctiy }rime, S2ae3c do poor 70 good
klSlaai washed 1ubca hns, 359 a'ot do usdlu,u,
, 1875-10-14

Calf...........+ 1.tus2u0 K1p. ,........ 10N6l40
OIL9-Tho market 10 stin 1aso Of turpcutlne, and
quoted 1t 4'aa7c Tho quotations Of other oils rs'-
main before though advance IN carbon In
wa as tai, ao aos
i7hs.aa e1trs winter ,ard otl, sl.ltsi.l3; No; !,
d. % cSe; whajc, 7E.7so: ' 10 sintsr b!eaehe, 10 70
tsiso; sperm. s2+:o!a 2Bo ueetafoot OIL, strictly
Ra %nf OIL So sti.:, % sso plamb.so a, it, t5asss:
tss a,Ras . re'S. III, ,tn nsnhh
" = ~ = da .aa as sest
andor large o1esiuss sai!oEs were buying spa:lnE-
ridges and sG'a ducks Hera lover tn consequence OF
large receipts. whilo rsiro chleheus we're scarce md
tisn o ssctsu' sss' oPtns l
;:n: PIs|ts shtsIen. tt;2s pafttaas': 81 @si-
sEEDs-r',aoti,y was quiet .nd easy. There vere
t,yers generally hel on for dccilus. Primo seed
va. scaFes and ary held by pares having II stored
sss FIX 1 so to to- erashets :. III S.io' fer
sALl--FoIlowing IRE tho prtcca for salt: Sag.
bas., 1851; Ashton dairy, pet sssi. s!:I:
duspawnxa MorusE-Choico to fancy, si.0H9l 10;
eyoa to pltas 7ossso soa.noq ne. 9 to so
~, 7sss5c; good to primo. aee47ue' common, 3vs
eoa,,iou. .Vo JApAs-Ciolos to f.ns, % nav. Wessse
10 fully fair to prime, 7ot7sc tn ronsnon 10 good,
d. ssus: con- on s1pa a
fanay. se1&l.oo; good to prime, das7oo; ooia1uopt
WOui,-s4les wers At $3.50 for beech, and at $3.50
VEGETABLES -1,otatoea are reta!lea on Tho stree.
, 1875-10-14

NEW Sons, Ort. i3-Thn package trado Ill domcatic
goods slow. rriuts continued irregular, md Gnr-
ncrA dark faucies wero reduced 10 G1c; Mallory Il
Alles p1uks to ee and Mallorys purple Cheeks etc.,
to ;4c Cotton 1anrcls acttrn ani trn,. Woo1cn
goods were Iuict Atlantic hrown silsctings wero Of
fcred by leading jobbR hoao IN package lots At tic
lowaat prleo durug attcva yc4ra.
, 1875-10-14

~ WILMINGTON oil MARKET.
WILMINGTON, DEL, Oct. 1J.-Bp!rita Of turpcntlnc
Gt.n At 9sc,
, 1875-10-14

Ile ~. Mu,aaha III 14s "xtx was gnad far I'll Kinda Of
hase not hseu 70 large ~ sas week, WY fair i.,
ness hks oeu doue, tho aasx VI lya,,uu ,nm,nti,'r
t1 upwaK.ls Of 1.Gob,Gub lt.. ss1s
II. ~ IL change iA rleea to uocp, aut vs Ia mt
loak fnr anY chanRo ~ IEEeut. A44luta.,vtrss sra
u,rpuaGI to rurctase freely Ut Tho cuttrut ra,s ~
se weeks sst, and the ,na1ktt IL att u alols.,u1
with d,ytxlau0A GU thu part Ut huiasrr Ia rnalis
whtn ftiIabia buyers itestnt llcuselsey. Tho IL.
tint turvu 4att4 bcrM n!aso for txn w,sEs
1sl h4s led hol In ths interior u I4k tor f.YnT-
La taugu a,d L,glcr plitss but ttrAu apl!oiAto,,s
arc utt liz " 10 lv rpaxsd III advance VI eyrn y
pr IL would bo likely To check transaetbns. Gou4s sIo
AelliuR freely. but prices sss shA quits lox al
unsAL4Yt4ClotS.
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Warming to Cuban Shippers.

Oct 29th the Captain General of Cuba issued
the following decree, which is of interest to all
parties engaged in trade and shipping with
that island
Owing to the frequency with which IS COM
mitted by certain captains of vessels the abuse
of declaring in their manifest goods of differ
ent ciass than those they really bring, uoder
the belief that they have lully complied with
the custom house regulations of the Island,
after giving the exact number of parcels on
board;
Considering that article 9th of the LIST rule of
said regulations establishes that all captains
trading with this island are under the obllga-
ton OF manieSuDg thu generic class of goods
or contents of parcels and gross wight, and
that no such words es g ,ods, groceries, provis-
ions, or any other of the same undetermined
meaning will be allowed to determine the class
of goo s imported; considering that by this
practice the guarantees, that the aforesaid reg
ulat,ons establish for the safety of the treasury
| are made completely useless;
Considering that according to what has been
proved by experience and recent examples, the
obligation to captains OF having their manifests
signed by the Spanish cOnSus or vice cOnsuls
at the ports of clearance is not sufficient to pre-
vent attempts of defraudation, ana that it Is
necessary to adopt measures OF a more severe
character to protect the Interests of the state;
Considering fiuallv, that it is the mildness OF
the actual penalties, as per article 9TH which
manifess the regulations. with The advice of
the General Direction of Finance, decree:
LIST. For the despatch of cargoes of vessels
arriving. here from foreign port, all invoices
RENTED by each shipper to each consignee in
this Island must BIZ uisees by the Spanish con-
suls who will officially sign and seal them, as it
is usually done with the manitests
2d.-The aforesaid coEsignees in this Island
will be careful to add these invoices to their
custom house entries when presented
Sd liz case that on nn1Nadinp he vessel
there should result any difference in the num-
Der or contents of the parcels expressed in said
invoices and those in her manifest, the captain
shall pay fine of 5000 in gold for each parcel
above or below the declared number, or of a
different coutent than manifested; the vessel
will remain uncleared by the custom house I'M
til the fine is paid or the consignee stand re-
sponsible for said payment
4th. The above disposition is to be enforced
on all vessels cleared from foreign ports on and
after the LIST of January, 1876
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13
RELIGIOUS Intelligence.

Rev. Mr.. Hill, pastor of the Waldoboro Bap-
fist church, baptized three converts Sunday,
the 18th inst
The Baptist church IN Lisbon Falls Rev. &.
r. Read, pastor, received on Sunday one by
baptism and three by letter.
Nov 9th Rev. G. W. Jones was installed pas
tor over the Congregational church at Winter
port.
Rev. S N. Tufts Gree Baptist) of South Ber-
wick, has recovered his health, and is able to
attend to the work the ministry.
The Methodists of Pittsfeld, dedicate fine
chapel the 18th inst. President Allen of the
State College delivers she sermon.
A revival of religion is in progress in Rev.
Mr. Whitcher's parish at South Gorham.
Twelve or fifteen are converted and many 9TH
ers are iDquirers.
There were four additions last Sabbath, Nov.
9TH, to the Second Congregational church, War
rem, Rev. L. Goodrich. pastor.
The Congregational church of Machias has
voted to extend an invitation to Rev. S. l..
Bower to remain year longer.
In Ocio5ess =, missionary Society re-
ceived $139l.92 = -
The free chapel of the Methodist church,
Reac field corner, will be dedicated to the wor-
ship of God on Wednesday, Nov. 18th, at 1Oa
O'clock a. m.
At the Winthrop street Universaist church,
huSuHtd ou ouuudy iuoiuiH5, IOuf pefSOuS
were baptized, and these with one other, we're
received into the church as members.
There is an increasing religious interest at
West Camden and Rockland, where Rev. D. G..
Bixby is still laboring. At the former place
more than twenty have asked the prayers of
Christians.
The Journal says that there is considerable
interest in the meetings of the Methodist
church in Augusta. On Sunday last, Rev. Mr..
Sanderson, the pastor, baptized six candidates,
and received se7en into the church--three by
letter.
The Mirror says that the cause of sacred
learning and evangelical faith has experienced
great loss in the death OF Rev. DR.. Hackett
formerly of the Newton Theological Seminary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-11-13
THE BANK OF PORTLAND.
Examination of Moses r.. Clement.

1t will be remembered that a few months
ruptcy in connection with the failure of the
Bank of Portland, made an affidavit that NJ
b. Clement, who was alleged to have been a
heavy depositor in the bank, was a partner in
the business. Nothing was done about the
matter at the time, but on Thursday last T. j.
Rollins, Esq, assignee of the estate of the al
legged bankrupt, Goold. through NJ M. Butler,
Esq, his attorney. made application to Gen
j. D Fesssnden. Register in Bankruptcy, for
an investigation into the transactions of NJ B.
Clement with the Bank of Portland. The ap.
plication was granted AMI the examination was
begun at Gen Fessenden's Office yesterday af
terRoon, Messrs. Butler and Rollins, the as
sgnse. representing the creditors of the Bank
of Portland or VIM. n. Goold as the case may
be. and VIM. L. Putnam, Esq, appearing for
Mr. Clement. Mr.. Clement was sworn and an
examination begun, which may continue
through several days. A number of questions
were propounded by Mr.. Butler, which Mr.
Clement ans xered with delibaraton and care
1t will b. remembered that Mr.. Clement had
stated that his deposits in the bank amounted
TO SoSUUU Inc qutStlOnS feIerreu 10 ne 0uS-
ness he had with the bank, but nothing was
asked relative to his alleged partnership with
Mr. Good in the business. A list of checks
made by Mr. Clement, showing the dates of
drawing and amounts of the same, amounting
in the aggregate to about Sal 900. was presented
to Mr.. Clement, which he was asked to ex-
plain. Pending the explanation of the matter,
the counsel of Mr.. Clement asking for time in
order that the latter might consult his books,
the examination was postponed until Monday
afternoon. The purpose of the assignee evil
IDENTITY is to show that Mr. Clement instead of be-
ing creditor to the bursted" bank is a deb .or
Goods friends, who take a deep interest in the
matter, confidently declare thai a partnership
relation between Goold and Clement really ex-
sted, and expect to be able to show it. We are
informed that the checks were largely drawn
within three or four months before the suspen-
sion of the Bank of Portland. Mr.. Clement
has denied any connection with the bank, ex-
cept as q depostor, but should it happen 9th
erwise, it is said that the claims against the
bank will be paid dollar for dollar. Further
developments will be awaited with deep inter-
nct