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New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE BAKER CASE.
HIS PUNISHMENT NOT SEVERE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue of Oct. a correspondent,
H. gives what he says is the view Of every man whom
he has heard speak OF the matter regarding the Baker
case namely that the sentence ore Of outrageous
severity. Permit TO protest IN the name OF many men
against such view of the sentence. am as,Onshed at
the statement OF the given by your correspondent
which omit= much that given in evidence, and 70
which IL s difficult 10 allude in family Journal.
he calls the complainant rather forward lady" II
ne means that been forward ia pushing this affair
10 ,ts conclusion and vndicating the dignity Of her
sex he is right, and for this every true
man and woman should thank her But II he means that
her conduct in the railway carriage unladylke, he is
wholly wrong aud H. borne 0ut by tEc facts l. IT 10
be believed that d lady cannot innoccnty reply 10 the
questions Of au officer, presumably gcntcuan with
whom She happen to b- alone, ana az hc drawn INTO
conversation with MIN without being considered ol-
waTdF
Let me remind your spondent Of some facts ~
whirh be h. foctfUl. Col Baker not uns enoraNoied o
ks - eomaanion and aske Ler - arrange for future
eetuR hut he attempted NlOcDcc by force, proved not
O,lv bv ner statement, bu by the condition OF MS dress
when compelled o leave the carriage. such wac his con-
duet that the ly actually broke away from hlLl anu AZ
the imminent neril OF her uic, stood outside Tie
carriage clinlng 10 the open door. until the tram
which going at ill speed, was stopped Thus only
did se b"r-cf from outrage FOR myself ana fof
such men ~ have heard r0nvrrrr the matter, can
only say TINT lihr correspondent indignant
not severity OF thu sentence, but that the power
of caste In England strong that such wretch
punished, not By a iOug Imprisonment, as wOud bave
been the hal ne been poor man. but by paItry
$500 and one years imprisonment As IA the
incidental nnzbmcnt the lO-s 0 ls commission IN
the army. surely IL would have been n inenaeeabo stain
on the military o.gtniLation oi the country had snel
criminal been allowed "a resign H. b. I.
keir- I0rh, oct. =, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
ETHICS OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

To the Edifor Of The TribUHe.
SIR: The members OF the medical profession
are ever ready 10 acknowledge the consistent Endes
and courtesy Of TIE TRIBUNE, aud thcy certainly 90 re-
cognizc the ofcinl cooperation ot THE TRIBUNE win
them In their efforts relieve human suffering ht We
editorial Saturday last on "Phyician vcisas IlCeh'
hardly does Justice u their code oi euho- Ihr code OF
ethics of the medical profession Ia Le code Whrh cor
tols Tie conduct Of gentlemen, with SUCH inOdchl0hs
~ are necessary under the peculiar exlrcncc3 ot prDcs
sonal {e The published cedc ~ efncs uf the American
Medical Association is the aoeeted code OF rrSGih dt
tOneTs medicine, and 10 bining only so La AZ m fues
art la accord with common sense ana hLMtllN anu
they ought to ~ allowed % override bJth Tor ihe
code is only intended 90 bs means OF SECURING the We.
fafr OF the patient OF course, scliintcIcht ana Pors
soual rivalry the part of members or the prn1eslo
NAV induce perveTsiOas and violations OF the rccOehAed
code but arc such manifestations or s6hshness 20 be-
found even Ia the newspaper frat crnity In regard 10
the auestI0n OF charges the code says, some Scheia
rules should adopted the faculty IN every town n
district relative 10 pecunary acsnowledgnenis from
their patientH and II should be deemed point on honor
10 adhere % hcse rules with as much uniformity ta
varying circumstances Will admit" II IL nevertheless
ti1e that even the largest uocunlnTy reeOmpcnso can
never become than the acsnOT! Inont OF an ob
CATION nor can II ever 10 otherwise until, Dy some
subtle arithmetic men have set plce upon me- az"
calculated the value Of agony IN oon.' psulle
Trenton, Or y, 1879. y L. IODINE
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
CATCH a ROGUE AND THEN RE ONE.

TO inc Ia Tor or 4ItDHHt
SIR. Among the nominations for office in
this state for the next election several good and
true Some of their claims the reasons of their
nominations forth, aud, among others two or
three are named who the Couatee Investigating
the corrupt measures the Canal Ring All Of which
may be very we'll But ] merely start the question. IS
this good education for them May not, Will not a
familiar insight into much rascatY and IN acquain
nse with the ways and Ejeans, undt rIe their excel
lent principles aud weaken hen moia sonsci
AeE- York. Oct. 6 1870. An HONksI IAeUInER
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
CURRENT DISCUSSION.

A CORRECTED STATEMENT OF THE DEBT Or
PITTSBURGH.
Prom The bt.btygh Post
As remarkable and startling n are the figures
given In correction Of Ar GrOsyenors statement b a
Tifi.Dr.h correspondent Of TIE TRIBUNE, he, Ike MI
svrugr IL yill IN error the extent 0f more than
hal million doaI- Following are tho oFeial figures Oi
Indebtedness In 1870 and 1873 respecdyeiY 80 -
In 1.-h ................ I3.533.Sl9
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
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l3.533,sl9


Increase IN I'VE yelTs rlo''0T'A
Those ara startling ncs indeed Ia The payer The
city debt mas increased t.OoOO 900 per year since
sI6G 900 per monib-E 500 per day Ii has been NJ the
ate OF per year each inhGbtan and e90 Tor each
iuhabiant Tar the pest hy years No community can
uil stlc sucu - policy ...1-.J ICY. No c!iy III
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09
THE OPPORTUNITY OF THE DEMOCRACY
LttnnL Ia lnilri

The Democracy of New-IOrk, learning WIS
dom M the feet OF Tillen put itself in position
which secures II the adhesion 0f the best men "a the
country. The Nation. TIE TRIBUNE, me hoeHhg F0st
and the powerful classea these papers Represent ray
around ths Democracy. Let The Democracy 1i tie
nation show itself equally wise and % the next election
the Republican marty viii be driven power and ut-
tcrty overwhelmed. Bat let it truckic Ia ln1atloh icy II
bunder 1876 II did in 1860, 1854 and lrc7 ana u
viii not only he Overwhelmingly drIrtttd nut VIII Htt
with disruption and deserve 30 brttt faie new Ihi
will from ia ruins. for the honest ana nieiiiseh'
Of the party, approaching tle dishOnesty anu uaAs
ter Of imitation VIII never consent 10 follow IN us tah
New-York tribune., 1875-10-09

the Union shows snea an increase Of debt capita and
the ncpass of t.xes has been In ths ratio. And
yet the Ring organs refuse 10 say one word concerning
this ulFagcOus eIfravacance.
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n. "a. WILCOX,
SUCCESSOR TO
HoHT : WILCOX,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
BUTTER and CHEESE,
&c.. Tchoupit0ulas Street...62
CORNER LAFAYETTE.
Butter.
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 FTRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 FIRKINS CHOICE GOSHEN BUTTER
100 FIRKTNS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 FIRKINS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER.
100 TIRKMS FAIR GOSHEN BUTTER
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER.
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER
$50 TUBS GOSHEN BUTTER
80 FTRKINS WESTERN BUTTER.
800 FIRKNS WESTERN BUTTER.
900 FTRKM0 WRSTKRN BUTTER
$50 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTrTR.
$50 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTER.
80 TUBS AND KEGS WESTERN BUTTER.
II
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LOsT-FOUND.

LOST-FOUND.
an az REWARD-Lost on Monday May "a, be-
NJ ZCtween the hours of and o'clock p. M,
COLD CARVED LOCKET, with the picture of the
late d. G. Byerly in it. The finder win receive the
above reward by calling At Mrs. D. c. Byerlys 1A
G. Charles street my30 st
COpARTNERSHI
u1HE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
Eating between the undersigned under the firm
name Of N. J. SMITn co. is this day dissolved
" nus MARSHALL j. SMITH,
A. A. WOODS.
New Orleans, June |, 1875.
nEFERRrNG TO THE ABOVE THE UNDER
X s;cned have Ormed CO pas tnership under the
aryr name of MARSHALL j. SMITH & CO., ana
viii continue the Insurance Agency business 1t NO
Asi u-s'''A MARSHALL j. SMITH,
ie, st EMILE z. kOUA
~1OpARTNERSHIP NOTICELThe undersigned
I hsve this day formed copartnership under the
rsme ma ct, 10 OWN. h. Matthew's bko, for
The nnrnoee of earring ON . Produce Commission
Rnsineae. Il Poydras street. ~.
GEO. B. MATTHEW'S.
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BERCIER & DESMET,
InGPoRTER8,
No. 5 Tcheupitsulas Street.
Sole Agents for the South of
SEIGNOURET FRERES'. BORDEAUX, CHA.
TEAU DILLON, CHATEAU TALBOT,
CHATEAU FERREFORT.
JULES ROBIN & co. COGNAC.
BRANDiEs, IN WOOD AND GLASS, ALL VIM
Etc, ETC.. Etc.
Offer from store
0OO CASKS cLARET, "Castelmoron,' and
50 casks CLARET, Superior Bordeaux, f. S.
50 half casks W. WINE, Graves.
s SS boxes %HfTR VINE .apslo @a1
10 paekaees Cette PORT and SHERRY
100 Gognae md DE Rcch he BRANDIEs .: .
Is cases ABSHNTH and KIRSCH.
200. Cogpac BRANDIES ct ell prices.
900 baskets OLIVE OIL.
50 barrels French White Wine v1NEGAR
100 cans SARDINRs in oil
200 boxes CASTLE SOAP.
100 cases, 100 each, empty Claret BOTTLES.
20 cases Paris MUSHROOMS
$50 casks CLARET, Castelfraue. heavy and
20 casks CLAREr, superior Cotes Frousac, F. S.
80 barrels and boxes VINEGAR, 'Cess0rt."
$50 packages PORT WINE, D. Mali and V. Jauro
200 boxes OLIVE OIL. "Plaeniol," pfnts.
100 :. WEYMOUTH, Molly, Pratt Co.
st. Charles Hotel.
RIVERS LONsDALE. Propristors.
Dc. Charles Street, Between Cs0noD N
GfavieRs
This Hotel has since ls52 been the leading Hotel
In tho South and is now Sstter prepared to entertain
guests than 1t any period since its opening.
The proprietors have spared no expense n Aftans
up the House. and both - to furniture and the n
rangements of the culinary department Il p N
rivaled.
Transient vidtos win and the St. Charles q
mast delightful = ven = tie mast es.tral Hstsl b
the city. nh1sx
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THE NATIONS OF THE WORLD IN COUNCIL
ST. PATRICK,s HALL,
May 81. June 4, 2, and 4.
FIVE NIGHTS WITH THE WORLDS REPRE-
sENTATIvES.
PROCEEDS TO GO INTO THE BUILDING
FUND OF THE
LITTLE CHURCH ON CANAL STREET."
The first part win introduce AMERICA Eight
characters = Greenland (Esquimaux) United
States-North (B- other Johnstban) West
(North American indiana, South (Plantsr), Pa
cife States Nfiner), Mexico (Mexican Rider)
South American States (Brasilian Hunter), and
Patagonia NJative).
The second part will introduce EUROPE-Twenty.
i've characters = England Csckneyl Ireland
(Peasaatry, male and female), Scotland (Hieh.
lander and Lassie) Sweden Reasantry, male and
female), Lapland, Finland, Iceland Holland, Rms
sia Nobleman and Cosssck). Hungary United
y German States tGermania). switzerland (Shsp
erdessl Greece finale and fsmale). italy tBrigandl
Poland. Austria TyroD, Sicily, France finale End
hmale) and Spain (Bull Fighter.
The third part y i'll introduce ASIA, AFRICA and
ISLANDS = Thirteen Characters = Sandwich
Islands. New Zealand, Egypt Cafhr Tribe
tChief) China japan, Arabia, India, Siam,
Kamtschatka Hindoostan. Persia and Turkey
The costumes have bean made expressly for the
occasion, and are rich and varied and faithful IN
their representation.
The Stage in the Han win be enlarged and ven
lighted.
Only limited number Of tickets win be cold Sur
Zach evening 90 ~ to insure seats to al who buy.
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coupon is attached each ticket and entities the
holder to . chance in the following valuable prizes
First Prize One elegant GOLD WATCH
Second Prize-One SEWING MACHINE.
Third Prize-One Pair GOLD BRACELETS.
Fourth Prize-One SILVER CUP.
The prizes to be drawn ON the dancing platform,
at 8 o'clock p. II. /.
PROGRAMME:
Grand Concert on the platform by Charley Yaeger's
celebrated Band. to begin at O'Clock p. N.
RACES.
First Race-BUTCHER WAGON TROTTING
RACE, one mile dash. Entrance % So Prize SIS
Second Race INTERPRETATIONS TROrTING
Entrance fee % So Prize e15.
Third Race-TROTTING RACE two miles open
to ali horses which have not previously trctted In
Fourth Race-PONY RACE IAN hs ds high o.
under mile heate Prize $40 three to enter; s15 to
first = e ssoGRd Sos nee mil. heat,
IS to second. Entrans fee q 50.
sixth Racs-PACING. open to al; mile heats
hor saves bis entrance. Three to enter two 10
start. Entrance fee IS
'.i Seventh Race-HosE CARRIAGE RACE, with
go feet of hose mile open to ali the horses of the
on exhibition at e. Lille n hal's, Cana street.
Eighth Race-FOOT RACE 100 ards, open to all
members of the Fire Dep ,rtmopt wearing the badge
Of their company. Prize fine Havro Shirt, now on
exhibition at the Robert e. Lee store, corner Canal
and Bourbon.
BASE BALL MATCH between the Amateur Base
Ball Club and the Crescent Base Ball Club Prise, .
SILVER CUP.
A prize Of SILVER CUP win be given to the
BEST SKATER Of the Orleans Roller Skating Asso-
citation.
p. nj
GRAND BALL ON THE PLATFORM, and also
in the Hall.
Entries can be maze on or before SATURDAY,
June 5, 1875 to e. D. Levy, at Leon Godchauxs, CT
and e3 Canal street.
No ladies' admitted without an escort my23
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Special Neelce 70 Coast and La1euIche q -
pers The Steamer LIZZIF HOPKINS has been
withdrawn from the Lafourche trade for tho purpose
OF being repaired Hsving transfsrred all orders 70
the Henry Tete she win be represented heresfer y
this packet the Tete leaving here regularly every
N. z. DUPUIS
ie2 1t Master Steamer Lizzie Hopkins
Departments Of Fisance, City Hall, New Or
leans May g. 1S75-Not;ce-Wae r Wcrk. Bonas-
Natured Coupons win be paid on THURSDAY,
juno 3. ED. P1LS6Oh1,
vicksburg, Shreveport and Texas Railrsad-
Through bills lading signed to Trenton, Monroe,
Delhi, Rayville and ell way stations
". B. BROCKETT, Agent.
my16 If No. 50 Camp street.
Inman Royal Mail steaners-We are Pre-.
pared to issue Passenger Tckets by the above me
81 steamers from New York to Liverpool at the
lowest rates. Round trip tickets. cabin and steer
age, good for twelve months. For further iniorma-
ton apply TO G. j. SHEPhEKD q Co..
myl6 I'm l92 9ravler sIoo.:
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HARNESS HOTEL,
Mississippi City, MISS,
rs NOW OPEN. THE PROPRIETORS FIND
i ing the want Of neverfailing supply OF Ice
have built large ice house and filed it direct
from Boston. The Sulphur Spring is inclosed,
and the grounds prepared for the reception Of large
excursion parties. Two thousand persons can be &C
commodated. The illumination Of the lawn, 80
highly appreciated last season, is prepared for. A
fine Band is engaged. Good Bathing and Fishing
An abundant supply Of Oysters: For terms ETC..
apply to j. u. MAYER 90:
N.B-All trains will stop at Barnes Hol 81 Station
when requested except the night express apo I'm
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bid Oats higher, No. 52a. Rye dull ant
nominal Barley dull and dropping, No
spring 81 17@l 20 spot Pork quiet and
weak at $40 45@19 so. Lard advanced, 10 u
on spot. Bulk meats steady. shoulders st
short rib middles liz. short clear IL. Whisky
81 16. Receipts-Flour 5000, wheat 81 900,
corn 14S. 600, oats %. 900, barley 1000. Ship
ments-four 5000, wheat 2l5. 0OO corn 46,
900. oats $4,000.
The Board has adjourned to Tuesday.
ST. LOUIS. July Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat No. red winter 81 81,
No. do 81 23E, soft No. 2 do 964. Corn
65a@66. Oats-No. 2 IS. Rye-no sales
Whisky 81 18. Pork firm; $40 Is. Dry
sailed meats unchanged-no sales. Bacon
strong, only jobbing trade. Lard firm;
summer 12a. Live hogs irmer, shippers
Sc 35@6 IS. Cattle firm, good Texas steers
SO rs, medium to fair 50 85@3 40 Re-
5000, wheat Is, 900, corn II, 900,
oats 5000, hogs 1900.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Boston, July 2.-The new license law went
into effect to-day; HOO licenses have already
been granted.
LOUISVILLE July Gov. Leslie has An.
nounced himself as a candidate for United
States Senatorship.
New YORK. July "A steamship yesterday
brought number of ecclesiastics and others,
driven from Germany by the Folk law.
A report is current that Moulton has been
arrested, in connection with Loader and
Price. Answering an inquiry, lawyer Shear
man said Moulton was not in Brooklyn to be
arrested he is consulting with General
Butler.
KEY WEST, July 2.-There was one death
here, yesterday. from yellow fever.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The revenue Off
GERS have seized the tobacco and snuff factory
of Henry Mehl & Co., and taken into custody
Henry Mehl the proprietor. The accused is
charged with having removed snuff from his
factory unstamped and improperly packed.
WnKEsBARRE, July 2-The Wyoming In
surance Company, Of Wilkesbarre, wound up
its business yesterday. 1t has not been pay
ing lately. Arrangements have been made
with the Commercial Union, of London, to
assume and pay all risks on outstanding
policies.
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ITEMS OF THE BEECHER.TILTON TRIAL.

New YORK. July 2.-Admissions wrupg b.
tho reporters from the jurymen indicate tina
they were divided as follows For Beecher-
Messrs. Carpenter, Case, Theyar, Hall,
AcMura. Halstead, Wheelan, Taylor and
Titler. For Tilton-Messrs. jeffrey, Flatte
and Davis.
Mr.. Taylor, in an interview with an Eagle
reporter, said that when the jury went out
they stood pretty even. After the first day,
che average balloting stood 8 to A. and, final
", the vote settle at to 3. Their debates,
at times, were very violent and demenstrative,
but there was nothing like coming to blows.
Mrs Beecher shook hands with each juror
Is he passed out.
Francis D. Moulton, in card published in
the Brooklyn Argus notices report that the
counsel for Beecher are to proceed against
him for conspiracy and subornation Of per
jury in the Loader-Price affair, says: "a judi
cial examination of the origin of the Price
Loader affdavits; of my connection with
them, is exactly the thing desire. Accord
ingly, have returned to Brooklyn to meet
the menace of Mr. Beecher's minions, and /
hereby challenge and defy them to institute
their threaten proceedings"
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI, July 2.-River - feet inches,
and rising Showery. Arrived Robert
Mitchell, from New Orleans.
PITTsBURG, July 2.-River feet s inches,
and rising. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-River rising; s feet
inches in the canal Heavy rains during
the day, but now clear.
EVANSVILLE, July 2.-River Is feet inches,
and falling. Rain all the forenoon; clear to-
night. Passed down: Thompson Dean, at
6 p. M.
CAIRO, July ARRIVED: Indiana from
New Orleans S A. NJ, Julia from St Louis
P. NJ. Departed: Future City and Shannon
for New Orleans 9 P. NJ, Indiana for Cincin-
natl A. M, Julia for Vicksnurg p NJ
River 80 feet inches and rising Weather
clear. Mercury 49,
ST. LOUIS, July ARRIVED St. Genevieve
from Vicksburg. No Departures. River
risen 4 inches. Very heavy rain early this
morning cloudy and showery since.
MEMPHIS, July 2.-River rose inches.
Weather generally clear; mercury 80. De-
parted: Future City and barges for New Or
leans, Illinois for Vicksburg, and City Of
for St. Louis.
VIcKsBURG, July 2.-Up: Thos. Sherlock
1t A. M. Down: Robert E. Lee at P. M.
Weather warm and clear. River risen
inches
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Net receipts at all United States ports
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York, July 2, Noon. - Cotton =
spot quiet; Ordinary 12E, Good Ordinar,
At Low Middling Is, Middling 1862. Mid
ding Alabama l51, Middling Orleans 15a.
Futures quiet; Low Middling for Jul,
is 3-16@154, for August 154@15 SIG. fol
September IA 15-16@15, for October IA II
@14s, for November and December 14JG
IA bic. for January 14s@14 1l.16, for Febar1
airy IA l3-16@l4s, for March Is 116(015a
for April lo!@l5 SIC, for May l5a@l5 GIG
for June Is l1-l6@152
New York, July 2, Evening. ~ Cotton
closed quiet; Middling Uplands 15s6l5l.
Sales to-day l4SO bales; net receipts 65; gross
sc bales.
Futures closed steady. Sales I6, 900 bales,
as follows: July Is 7-32@l5i, August 1516
Is 9-32, September IA 3l-32@15, October IA
10 32@l4s, November l4a@l4 1892 Dece m
Der l4a@l4 16. January l4sGl4 21-32, Feb
ruary IA 27-32@14s, March Is l-l6@l5 3-32,
April 15l@l5 SIG, May Is 1732@l5 go,
June Is ll-l6@l5 1892
Flour steady, fair demand. Southern -four
firm: common to fair extra S5@5 80, good
to choice do So 95@S 25. Wheat irregular
and unsettled, opening heavy, declining IL
(@2c, closing at lc decline from YESTERDAY :
81 3291 36 for winter red Western, ST. 3665
I 50 for amber do, 81 35@l Al for white
Western. Corn q shade hrmer demand
W@S04 for steam Western mixed, Sl@S24
for sail do, 75@,76c for heated do, S3M
6SI for yellow Western. Oats active de-
cidedly frmer; 63@64a for mixed Western.
GA do. in store. 6i@69, for white Western.
644 for mixed State, IS for white do.
Coffee-Rio active and firm; advance
Osrgoes quoted l63@l99 gold; Joobing trade
fair, 10000 gold. Sugar firmer; moders te
demand; 7s@8s for fair to good refining, 81
for prime, "a for Martinique, 81 for musco.
vada; refined firm; 10s for standard A, 1O2
granulated, III for crushed and powdered.
Molasses dull, heavy and unsettled. Rice
quiet and steady. Tallow steady; g. Rosin
dull; 81 70@l So Turpentine dull, 323.
Pork lower; new job lots S2i. Beef quiet
$500 so for plain mess, slO01O IS for extra
DO. Lard steady; prime steam Is 13-166I31.
Whisky firmer; 81 81 Freights frmer.
CNcNNATI, July 2-Flour dull. Wheat
quiet, steady; red 81 1S@I "a. Corn firmer.
66(g6S. Oats quiet and steady, 53@57. Rye
unchanged. Butter quiet and steady. Pork
$40. Lard steady; steam l3l@i3s, kettle
14@14t. Bulk meats quiet, easier; shoulders
~. clear rib lls91l33. clear 12s Bacon firm
shoulders 9s@9t. clear rib i2s clear I3I
Whisky firm, 81 Is. Live hogs firm: con-
mon to medium Sc 5097, good to extro
81 1907 25; receipts $40, shipments 400.
There will be no market tomorrow.
LOUISVILLE, July 2. - Flour and wheat
unchanged. Corn dull, 76@7S. Oats dull.
$1,000. Rye nominal Pork $40 so. Bulk
meats-shoulders 81. clear rib sides r. clear
sides 12s, Bacon-shoulders 81, clear rib sides
1871, clear sides 13S. Hams 13@13A.
LArd-tierce 14l@15, key Isl Whisky 81 Is |
Bagging firm, l3!@14 The Board adjourned |
until Tuesday.
CHICAGO, July 2-Flour--an advance is
asked, but none established. Wheat weak,
No. spring 81 06, No. 2 81 022 on spot or
July. Carn-eood demand, No. mixed 6S1
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,EANS BULLETIN, SATURDAY, JULY 3, 1876

FREE FIoHE.-Six belligerent fellows got on
their muscle Thursday evening, at the corner
of Eighth and Dryades streets, and punched
each other in lively manner for some time.
until Officer Costley came along and ran the
bob into the Sixth.
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING AT 2 o'clock A. M.
Friday DR.. U. R. Miller, residing on Marengo,
near Magazine street, accidentally shot and
wounded himself in his left hand. DR.. Mil
Ter, hearing noise in the yard, and believing
that thieves were visiting him, seized his pis-
tol and went out, when it accidentally went
of, inficting the above wound.