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THE CROPS.

1t would appear that careful review
of the reports received at the Agrieul-
tural Department, from all parts of the
country, since the recent heavy rains,
does not warrant the apprehensions
which we're at first entertained respect
ing the crops. Inieed 1T may be fairly
inferred that the actual state of the
case is really moe reassuring than the
encouraging figures of the department,
as no doubt the parties who for warded
the data from various localities were
somewhat inaunced by the gloomy fore.
bodings Of those from whom they OBJ.
tained the information. Yet the esti~
mates are cheering. Corn is abuot
ninety-six per cent of an average yield
in spite of grasshopper, worm and food.
Oats will yield largely, as they have
not been exposed to come of the draw
backs which corn had to endure. The
Colorado beetle has abated its vOracious
habits, or, what is more likely, farmers
have learned to adopt more effective
crop generally win be large. Barley
will equal the average productions. In
Kentucky the staple crops will yield
handsome return. Virginia is said to
be three per cent below the, average,
but Maryland is set down only one per
cent below the usual return. Wool
everywhere has been more than ordi.
narily abundant. So far, then, there
is no ground for complaint, but rather
for thankfulness. The earth has
brought forth plenteously, and we shall
In a month or SO be ready to send our
surplus production to other countries
not 80 abundantly supplied. With
careful and prudent management an
excellent trade may be inaugutated in
the Fall. Heavy railroad or other
freight is to be deprecated. sIfil the
crops can be moved cheaply and a.
bundsntly to tide-w water, those engaged
in home industry and foreign trade will
experience Immediately the beneficial
result. a.H tHIrIaaV .a
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"A man In Illinois broke into the
house OF a widow. She pitched him
out of doors. A striking evidence Of
the power of the widows mite. IN
"A man whose appearance indieat.
ed that he was staggering from the ex-
cessiye weight OF q brick In his hat be-
ing asked il he was a Son of Temper
enee, replied" Hic mono relation
not even an acquaintance" 30 M
"A woman at civil service exami-
nation in Washington, the other day,
being asked what clerical experience
she had, replied, " Very little, as /
only Joined the church last week.
-"Sir, "said an old Judge to a young
lawyer. " you would do well TO pluck
some OF the feathers from the wings OF
your Imagination and stick hem In the
tail of your Judgment" g
We believe 1t was Tristan Burgess
who stood with a Sontherner on the
steps of the Capitol, AS drove at mules
was passing by, when the Southerner
remarked, There goes lot OF YAM
KEGS p {" Yes" replied Tristan,
+" they're going South to teach School.
THEY have dealer in groceries In
Pekin by the name of Damn. A young
lady was severely reproyed by her
mother In that city, the other day, for
merely remaTkiDg that she had better
go aud pay that Damn bill meaning
OF cour e, the grocer's bill
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Railroad Guide.
NORTH PENRA.RLlLRoAD.
Passengers for Philadelphia will leave Lehieh.

Passengers for Philadelphia will leave Lehieh.
500 @ a a M via I. Y. arrive at rhila at 900 a m
7:47 a. m. via L. q 8. ll:l5 a. ~
i?S ii:1! = y. n IN. " via I 4 G. !" 2:aC p. m
li:o2 p. NJ. via L. v. 2'20p. m.
2:2f D. m. via L. u s. 5;4o D. IN.
4;47 p m. via L. & s. a s;20p. m
738 p. m. via L. v. l0:30 p. m.
Returning. leave depot at Jerks and Ameri.
can ST., Phila. ct 7s9o. 800 and s:46 a, mi 2'lO'
Fare from Lehighton to Phila., s2b5,
june 1875 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
CENTRAL II. II. OF N. j.
W LEHIGH & SUsQUEHANNA DIVISION.
All Rail Route to Long BraAch.
- sSfS2fR STATION IN NEW YORK F0oT
OF LIBERTY ST., N. r.
Time Table of May 81, 1875.
Tr,ins leave Lehghton as follows:
For New York. Esston, &c, a,F.47, l1.07 a. M,
For Philadelphia, 747, l1.o7 a. M, 22O, 4.47,
III m.
For Mauch Chnnk at 1920 a. M, LA, 5.Ss, and,
Gasp m.
For Wilkes Barre and Scranton at 1920 a. w, la
p.
Returaing--Leave New York, from station Cen
trail Railtoad Of New Jersey, foot of Liberty
street, North River, st6.9O, 9a5 a. M, l246,
$50 p. IN.
Leave Philadephia, FROM Depot Norta Penn'a
r., at 100, '9.45 a. M, 2.l0, p. m.
Leave Easton at s.40, ll,4s a. M, 1855 and
Leave Mauch Ohup,k atS.4e, u .ona, 70, l22O and
d40, 7.10 p. IN.
20: further particulars, see Time Tables at tho
PASSENGERS FOR LONG BRANCH CHANGE
CARS AT ELIZABETH.
HIP BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger AGENT.
July 4, 1874.
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DIMMlCK,

no. D. BEET oTETTE. H1 JAS 8. LOOSE
pERTOLETTE a. LOOSE,
ATTORNEYS AND C0UNsELL0Rs AT LAW,
0FYIcE--First National Bank Bull 6, End Floor
MAUCH CHUNK, PxssA.
MAY bs consulted In German. IJuly "a 1875.
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CARDS.

.NoY 81 Furntture Warehouse.
v. schwartz, Bank street, dealer IN all kinds o.
Rs-niture. cotFns made TO order.
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pENNsYLvANIA BAILROAD,
PHILADELPHIA 4 ERIE RR. DIVISION.

Summer Tune Table.
On and after SUNDAY, MAY 23rd, 1875, the
Trains on the Philadelphia d Erie Railroad Di
vision will run as follows:
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Hoot and Shoe Makers,
Clinton Bretney, in Leudns building Bank street.
Atl orders prontptly dlIed-tcork ,oarrdnted.
, 1875-03-03
The s.nck Of grain in Milwaukee sfarch I, eor1-
pared With Tho stock on the corresponding uafs laat
year, was rs fpllpWt:
PROVISIONS.

100 pnonrOrH-w less aellve and rather weat
Ill round. Tho rctera Of Hive hogs again ANAL,
md prices advanced 1o3l5c per 100 tn, but this had
effecl on product, \ most Of tie packers hzto
c1otcd their honseA for The seaaon good many lots
Of PORK and Lard wcrs offered for sa1e that had been
deverel on Monday, and The market uss especially
weakened by tho fact that one operator found
unable to sos he mark put up margins ~ security
TINT hs would recsTs tho prope.ty n 4 future tins.
There wAs particular from other points till
the cloas, whun Esw York esseA on In sympathy
with Chicago. II was thought yesterday that soms
rather largo Of money. hitherto invested In hg
products, wess being withdrawn for tho purpose Of
boibR placed In graln.
Alvtcea from Cincinnati indicate That tbs average
groaa weight Of the hogs packed hers during ths past
seaacn II T.. s less aud the yield Ut Lard ~ s mora
than Tho winter previous. Ths total number packed
tnrs Il t64 hesd, aEnnat 6sl 203 haa year ago.
shs or.nsng, when few orders to sell caused
else*nent Of vcakuees under which the market do.
ss Mn,v l@ios ps b, IRON -: sG'ss p FL,
eaah soller ths month"; at &lat01l8ta: $500 Iris
seller April At $ls3slsao; 1900 bsa sccr May 1t
Tota!, G1ps brls. The market cssod 1.lI 1t t1st0
cash; $ls.3s9is.a7x fos April; aad sta.s7,s &ls7o
othcr descriptions Of pork wcrs quiet and .te.dy.
Clear quoted At stg25: psims 1t $3.50 and
e1sta x, primo at slapo ssis' ~srs u br' primo at
LAnp-was dull aal declined 15o per 100 ~.
though the asersgs Of prices not 1uts 19c below
sss sss S no p.Ss 70 IL Il
cat1ei. New Iort WAS weak. Sales hs1u wers re-
ported Of 1,7so tes, cash Keller tho month, sia7ak
ri, III ss,isr St M.y. s.st # 9Es 90
its Tho market closed tAtns II tl3205l3.1ak c41h
s',i.t2 for Ap md .nS s5:. Tor s,,is. Mss ~
dies, wkln daouLleia wars quoted 10 psr ID lower.
There was speciaf rrcssuro to se but tho n.rkss
were reported of $4,000 ls shoulders II 6A,t 100 tos
, 1875-03-03
|Etceit,fd.i SAil


Wi1dns whitney, Of this city, hare just Issued
neat aleot giving s closing prices Of wheat ouE, and
in Liverpool for each month during tbs past t
teen yeasr.
waltcs Carr Co., OF New York, hare issued cir
cular 10 manufacturers Of butter and cheese In which
they take tbs ground that present prices cannot bs
sustained With the depression ia other pro-
duce, And stating that the country may b. the
Of aer!ea Of Years. OF nnrcmunetase prices for dairy
produce. Thsy recommend milk buyers to make ther
contracts a Is per cent lesa than they haEs been doing
for some tins past. Nc presume that shs worda "i
possiho Intended to form part Of thi4 sug9es
tiou, but vefs omitted.
The leading rr-luce markets. wcro generally rasler
yesterday, and with less doing. Ths hurry aud buss
Incident 10 getting up March deals mostly orcr,
ths deliveries OF tho morning being quite small in
gran They liberal In wheat, corn, aud rrovEs-
ions Monday, willis oata were held back, II, indeed,
thers many oats 10 DO daltvered The dtstribu-
lion was, however, e1ualized thut dag. iesving
yeserllhy open for now work, which was not e1tcu-
sivtiy inantged, as ths tons Of A4siccs from oher
rolnts mot very favorable to hodcrs, willis tic
amansah of receipts due to tbs storm Of ls day prc-
calling, causod tic rteearrs Of caeh rsorsrty tls
market to bs fntler Hight. This was especially tho
In grain. Provision. partial exception to
tho rule.
There wat reasonable degree Of activity In tho dry
goolx market. anu ar,nness ngnin rcsvacd nearly all
departments. 1,rtnte, blsAched aud brown cottons,
hn1 most other lines OF cotton goods ars advancing
The grocery market without important new iea-
tures. Dnilucta still u noted in coees and teas and
both Of thcse staple articlcs remain Neak aud unset
ted There Is fair movement In tuR,rB, 1turs, rice
and &pices At wslLauEaine prices. Buster dealt
IN rather arArngly, aud for poor 10 good grades tho
quoted pnces mers only indihercn.y sustained.
Cheese met With fair local and country demand, and
WAS firm. No prics-cLangcA vera noted In tbs
coal, wooa leather anl baga1ug zuarlets. Fish are
In steadily good request It firmly maintained prices
Dried fruits met with : moderate inquiry at former
quoatfonS, apples, peclaas currants rrunca md pit.
led cherries being firmly held Tiers was moderate
movement In oils 1t shout foruer rates. Tg-ron re-
nln!ns irm.
There fair inquiry for lumber, but prices wsre
irregular. coed business il anticipated ~ soon ~
the weather becomes settled and MILD. Work III the
rinesita progresscsI slowly, owing to supegabun-
ance Of .snow anu unfayorable weather, but There Il
lits to fear short crop Of logr. Metals and
hardware 10 moderate order demand ind steady.
Ttnplstea remain heretofore, but very trm 1t
sl2oo rites. No new features wcrs noticed In wool,
hldes, seeds, hop or hrooHcor. Hay active and
strong under continued light receipts. Poultry sold
readily to tho city tEnde, Rut eggs strong At
siderable advance. owing to Inadequate offerings.
GRAIN IN sToIg.
Tbs following tile footiugs Of tbs Official report
Of geatn III stoss u this city the eycnng Of satur.
la1 last, and at corresponding dates:
, 1875-03-03

r,.,.. 1LAnhtrWA'
apea. uSsstsYo s9 sr,tde io,:c iIo,:cfao1foA-Ftsm; H.
s.tnsi1ssf s,iss In i!m,,sa den.d o. n.
rIous@p"msn ~ % Ie.s Ip's "rss,, tIa sd na,, 1n,s,
nn'..e r., sep S:n'ei s H sr, ~ ltss. oc e.;
mixed wo.tsrn' sosslc. oass declining ~hits s y; "
n.os h.m. = a1 Maa r1sx, tisoseNm
do, iio amaksd .idss tiIaiaIc. III ss,fMe; l1etl.i
wntaxrwsi,io. o'' '~"'7'
qa1as tiu ttr1ts 9kaY7c. ttn ros srsts tsth M ests
GMErs1-Fiftn Now YorS f.neT. 1ss, III. 1122s27c.
Eout-Firm Wasssrn. 3ac. ''' ''i<@4'e'
n,..u,..- ,t...;! etS1'sonz.
a..s %ssstq m sn.nS SnI sn,st
Ct - r.,t p.nns,..m,a a. 3ssi IN ~. ted Wts!t.u
chauern aornwsstsrn .ctgvs ri o.et EF,des H.
risoI sn IN. XII .stis snM strong; #ts,a
10, ssacgs. 3N"' "1''' "'"''f"' ss'i ta1.i
1.rHNf,"fa. t.,s rn.bs,..1
% Ma1-n%I sisd az IN uhsa.uaeo' oa.n1eS'
Tnoy1a1oHa~StsatsT mi srt,,o. o,a.,
1I4a7Mc: ajeer rff. 1DkGiD5n ii.sn. a.onEden,
actiso; shouisss sk3aEo clear .it' IiL53Man n5M and
hams; Halle, Lard duff and unchanwtd %St!kt,
no1rsS-rlrn; isitiy sttisa eise'' sood u d.. v.
Px1no1zgx- non,lna,y; 7xa7:e,
Coprkx-1}nlt nonnhly unchanaed.
WHIHKf-Nenln&lly $l,1N41.li.
sT. Lo1tJA.
sr. Lou1s, March 3.-FIoua-1n good asn,,,
full pricca fnr lowsr Hralcs, "'@ 1s"1oa
0nAtN-whrat duii No, 4 red 1tntor. I, n.,,,,..
cash; $1.031tSI,os Apft,: 81. .1UX Nav v:s''vsf@l3
sl.U2Hl910a elosing Al Tia iusaS nvr.. fno "a
Coru ftss active: No. A. biHGS8sc caa, F8,s sess,
oa!s unasttied No. q boh0sgkn. M.,1sx ao 10 Slsll
unchanged 1itt14 doing. -3s N
WH1sRx-No price established: offered 1t I, oo ~,
no buyers. 'S*
pnovlsions-rpfk 1rner ard tettaf ht s,asr,,
1915. Hulk meste Arm only joblInK trade nxs.4!
active a!dsh higher shoulder, Ras4c cjesr ss ss
10tESllo cleAss It1llHc. Lard luxsr: tjait1
l3.!3.
..--.. TOLEDO.
To1Epo. @. March 2.-FLouR-FAir and htms4
HAuN--Wleat fair and 1rmer; No. xh!so W,ha
8L81EGa1. Oh: extra whlto Michigan. Siib. 49,
, 1875-03-03

adyantA j" Ill along tho line" Tia interruption 10
transportation tp of rnrsc, only temporary and rs-
sc.ion In prizes In likely 10 oceur before the week
,aas. .......
CATTLE-undcr q scarcity Of supply and Tie tnH'1-
Of reported sliRht advance in Now York therh
freer inquiry on Eaa.orn account than has Ok
1rtt ef lists, anil holders Of weu-fsste eatis found
It not very difficult tank 10 mp rrieel mitch,
:-lha advance amounting 10 l6415c, Tha improve.
n,ent IN other grades WAS not ~ Ktoat, though al
were stronger, in sympathy. Thrrs waa = smaller
than uaual ixoporton of thin rough 1otT and ot4
few aaIeA at rsicsa bsow t7s vhs hy far ths larger
rart Of tia axlea wefa II $5.01eG,00. The extreme
range waa $30UaG.S0. Htotkera wanlrd ii <t0ot4
4.lt. Largely Increased receipts Of cAttls maj bs
days pricsa are not l!ksy TO he su4tAlncd.
QUOTATIONS.
E1tfs 1}corts-Oraaed ateess, Weighing f,io1
to $50 .&9.15&4S7b
Choice Bcuves-Fine, fae, vol formed year
to 5 year old dtesrs, weighing 1,a5o u
80 t.0oGsH.lp
Oood Deoves-W e-fatsened, hney lormsa
steers, weighing LILO to 1,ao1 na....... 6l0@56o
Medium 0tades-Steefs In fhtr acsh, we1gh-
Ing 100 to $50 hs....................Z hs. Z604A.fS
uutehor4' 8tock-rour 10 fdir 8teers, aud
common u choice COWS, for city slaughter,
Weighing AGO to 100 0fbH...........,.-.. 3,oo0A7s
10 i,o5o IT,. aoo0&2s
stsgs, bulls and aeaiawag ntsrs.. 90
Q16A5.15
, 1875-03-03
LEGAL,
" III E R H a. S.

~ Il &! ss sr
ants saaity q; e.. fotoeo.ats = eer.ia dssd!i
!S,s :? "a e
:s '.::'2'' .Sosst y:Is, Ts. ss:,ts i Ill s
Of and from ali equity u redemption Il i
IL y md dsfbts'fi sb:s Il: .sp R.'%;s =
noh. s5a It I'D asfF y
II sSd 4 paIeH I sastt9o ; by ,bo H
Snd eths5',;s I'd III. Il ~. HIS
p:sSai, y ~
:Sa Ill., "a
X ..!d s'a.ei should eI9eate .nd dollyot III.
bssae:. sSi III. tho s.ia .ssi soaii o'isr
.sas tsst sss @
~, III assR a;iRr; ; s'."i'a I'll
:hoald :h 10 Fcselyod therefor Leg than sGa@ =
e.: !s y; II t'''; ssss1a II 's:'"s:
Gsnss TE f.a s
.ssad'. Without % tSe bishs.t bIdi.r
r.. Il, s.' 81 i'd
X s Ga.,. Sa % Il ie; H. 5
proved. for tts psyrnsnt Of such sum Of t.o htata
ulEel b. tbs said Court. and that this term, todsa
dstlons " satd sale should be tho payment at ~
aua, Of two hundSsd tiouiAnd dollars fn g..
Or The execution and delivery Of tho bond at's
!nhsfnr9 spei6nd Gu the de!itsV Of the esflsas
lslder rsptotont bond Of Lou holders b p.t sa'
n the confirmation of said a1te. shnuld said fs ~
fined by tho tatd Court. and IL laid pufci.as,r shs
bond or lieu hnder OF represent houa da bood m vi
hnttts, thnh, and In that eFent shnuld tad sa!s ~
hnad, ha should pay IN eash aAtd sun1 nf ~ &g y
atku tbs rata portion from tbs pEocfsdB ot sasaa
which may b ty tho said Cour thou found duo to hs&
bonA lids bond OF lien holders. and the balances ,ts
cash paJnant may b. paid IN bonds or Hsna baaa -
Joennh hhlppon, tbs Master In Ohancsryo Of ~ ~
Court, will ael! at public auction II tho Highest tst
u tho tAstnFn fe0nt door Of the UouEt House Of y M
County in tho City OF st. lauis In tho State o! AlHS
on Wednesday, the tousteanth day Of April a.
1875, hseen tbs hour Of ton o'clock IN tho ostaeaa ~
thEss In the sftsrnoout
tb.t-Ths whois q tho railroad. franeh!sos sad t r.
erty, together With tho ruling ptook Of tho tatt ".
portion hereinafter Hlontoned upon Tho tutM3 aud ~
dhio1 specified Ia tbs ahoge tee!tod dsoroe; lad w.t.
6srenlThat portion OF ths htlass.lppI VALLEY NaI
cru Hallway Cu,np&oJs rnad-bod and tlss e'astn" e'e
between tho sa!d town and tho Missouri River.
without rolling etookt and tbs purchaser thsfe1 ~
required TO -, 0 tn eash fotthwih and the nn.
Of BY bid upon the confirmation e 9"sh 'a}1 81
Mister Ia Chanssry of tho untod Ntltst Gltea cssh
tor tbs kRltoru Iltst<!ot Of A!laAouri.
HT. LOUIE. No.. MlfAh !. lA75,
, 1875-03-03
TELEGRApII1C MARKET REPORTS


L1rEnrooI. March Eli n. rn.-F1our, 2ff212s Cd,
whea-cluh. % 4d@8z 10d; white, 81 1td@sa "a;
spring. Bs sd9ss 1od; winter, o. 2d89a Id. Corn,
3Js 3d313s Sd.
L1rrnrooI, March - p. m.-Corn, 3ss013a Cd.
1lest unchanged
LIVERPOOL, March o-5 p. r.-Unchnnged.
LONDON, Aarch 2-The kmount Of bullion With
drawn from tho Dsnk Of England OH balance .o-luy
foo.0o1.
Tho stsaner from Southampton To-day for tho
United statss took out 81, 900.
LoHpoN, March 1-The Marx Lane E1nr<ss says
ths weather during tbs paat week has bson rough.
Tls QsueEal aspect Of ths whaat market Is dzer In
Ias Continental markets. prcea havs improved IL. 1t
y thought that tie lowest prices havo been reached
Everywhere.
Inspos, Msrch 9.-Oonso1s, money, ooag31s: &C.
count. a3K8oaA: Us, 1o7a.; 'd7s, lo7k; 1o4os,
1os; nav s., 1p3; Nsr Yosk Central, "a; Eric, AK;
preferred, 80.
netnsd petroleum. 11011Ad. spt1a Of turpen.1u.,
2ts 3a92as "a.
fAa1s, March 1.-Rentes, e5f Csc.
FRANKFORT, March 2.-'6as, Gol<.
L1vKRpoo', March 2.-Nseattat,na quiet rtcpipts
OF wheat for the paHs three days. 2oo qrn, including
1000 American. Corn. 33t9Sss Cd.
Shoulders, a4a Cd. Hams-Loug cut, G7s,
, 1875-03-03
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW Y0nK.

NEW Y0nK.
5pstiei Dtspa:eh 10 Tie Chicago 7ribuns.
NEW Yohx, March 2.-FLorA-Ths market was
steady with export and homo trais demand.
dnA1s-Th8 wheat market Il less active, willis prices
generally without decided changer salcs OF 4200o
bu. At 3.os3t.os for No. sprnK, 311o3l.12 for No.
chicaco, u.1o8l.12 for No. Northwestern, st.12K0
1.l4,f for No. Milwaukee, $l.1cG91.lo for No. /
sprtng, sl'osAl.1s for unsrsdod Iowa aad M!a-
nesotA hpring. Sl92@1?a for winter rcd Vest
ern, sl.2d9l.27 for amber do, and s1.259l.2o
for white Western. nya quiet at 84@o5c.
Barley rules strongly In huyers' favor with \
fair demand; salca Of 30 600 bu Canada West At $t1s
also. cornlacaEcely arm sales Of s. 900 bu 1t
s3t@sAc for Western mized, and s4Gss4Hc for high
mixed and yellow Western. Oats heavy, with sales Of
3s 600 buas 67aGsHe for mixed We4ern, 6B@1lE for
whits Western, aud Too fos choice mixed ststs,
pRovIsfoas-Addle1 are firm At 11N@10afo for
long clear. Lard Arm. Bales 400 tc II II 13lso for
prime steam.
wm1sxY-T1,e market IL unaett1ed and nominal:
31I0o II hid aud $1.0l asked.
TN The Asseetafsd I&ess.l
New YoRr. March 2.-PLoun-Quiet: moderate d.
mand: receipts, e,oeo hs1s; unchanged. nys-hour
quiet and steady; s4.oo@s.1o.
Observation-Disclosures.
oaNu-W'hcat less active; receipts, A,ooo bu;
e aG. ma, ,1R5'ng ;!1,salls; Ne; do. s..os
Mss;tss u,aaassi1tti y: SSSt'axss.sra:
:nsstss :%sss sssia .'s:s r. rs,ss '1n e.
lsye quilt n 8ta91o. barley In fair dammit Canada
" VT :ssep .aa n.,s s;1Es S1
wh!ss DO, e4e yellow do, aaA0s4c. Oats unchanged;
HAI-Unch.nsel,
oaockHtKs-cohes dull; RIO. 1d9tst(o In gold.
~ sugas dall and nn.stea falr . good rsfnng. 1Xa
es dull III Tassug. Sio Ms.s.e. III
pkrnoLEuK-E1ctted and higher; reansd, l5ys9
'isH9; sia..saS s.asi sr.sye:.,.r ,1:sss ,,o,aa,o.
9p1nlEs oK TuhPKNfInK-Qulet md heavy; Soc.
Eans-frrtgular; sd9aao for Western.
Dre.sed hoss am; ws,tsn sS7s. nsef qas.. Viu Gus
meals qulst; mdl!es hrm loug clear, l6Xt1ioho;
shott clear, lo'.c. Lard ioxes PRIME sts. il Lille
a1frts-Meavy: Western, 1sa2ae.
Wnlsxx-Isrtgulsr sud unsettled; down; ttos.
loAo,
CINCINNATI, o., Narch ch3-FIoua-Dull md nom
0sA1x-wle.t dull and nominal rcd. sl,o7a1.lo,
Corn iu light dotnan holders nIfu osl9e1c. Oata
unchanged i tsi.la. UsF.y auli .nd nominal -'A"
Eaos-Tsir aud advaneea; 2ao27o.
HuTTkA-DuQ and unchanged.
c1o11x BKEp-Quist sud unchanged; fta1lxc.
t1o, 1&c. bulk meats quiet aud trm Shoulders otf
9d;te; Clear rb, sko It latettor points sto hefs
clear, lo4lo4c, = 10 ags. Bacon steady; nodss.ts
'sWana Wnas.s@No@iasi; y .ssi siS bid .o1 ..ls
Hoos-LoweF grades dull better qualities scarce
!s; xee e ssoiss. s1se ss Ess.p ;sS g.
shlpinents. $50.
MILWAUKEE, Wh. March 2,-HLoua--st4ady and
0aA1N-Wheat arm; No. ! Mi!waukes, ole: Nc, !.
~ III No. s .tore "a ~: :Aaa: H., Inss %
Cosa scsrcs and drm Nc. 2. &c nav, s1ho My,
, 1875-03-03

NATIONAL uANIs oIHAS1zED.
Tbs Bn!tci STAKES Comptroller II tic Currency fur
nsshcs Tbs following statement Of National Danks
fanizsd:
942k-F1rpt National Bank Of Sunls, N. 7. Author
lied capital $50oOo rsfd.in carital. ta1, ,u00
Jotn =. barber, President Jamcs u. McMasser,
t:sahIer. Authorized to eoumsncs business
Ftb. IL, 1Sid.
thortEe-l capital $?h,oco paid-n capital. kN,-
600. John q. borden, President Frank Wells,
CASHIER. Authorized to commence business
Feb. y, lB7h-
1EowTn oF TIE NATIONAL RANKS.
In every year u the National Banking system tlcre
has bten ttaady nercass. both IL the unber Of tha
banks nnd In their sppasent 1rospcry. Thus iu 1869
The aggregate capital ss2o ooo 1t has Increased
slowly but steadily 10 $a9s 900 At present. Tho do
posits In 1870 ~ere ss07 Co., In 1871 $59o Geo.
and in 1874 sG5o, 100000. Tie loans and discounts
amounted In 1869 10 sG8 oooDco In 1870 10 $7o5
poo In 1871 TO $s1s oo0 In 1877 to 900. aid
In 1874 to t9s5, too Tho greeuback Of ths
hanks amounted in 1860 to $i2o o0o, tn 1870 10
kl22 ooo In 1871 10 Sis ooo In 1879 10 $ll9
ooooo In 1879 to sla2 Co., and In 1874 to 1855
ooo.
GOVERNMENT DOSDs.
, 1875-03-03

uous-Ihern Vas an absence az any spsciat actlTity
In thu demand for hogs. Notho< local packers nor
shippers nanfeatei any nusuz1 inlsrest In this rAf
nc, but the available supply fell far short Of tho
trads rrqni cmsnts that hodsrs wers In poaiton 10
dictate sFs and In good to c1trs heafy thcrs An
advance Of lo3tdc. Light Weights did not share in
Tho advance, rrtcca Of slch already being relatively
skippars At st. &o9s.7s for COMMON 10 ooIce bacon
grades snd st sG.50G7Bs for inferior fancy hsayy
Thcfa were Two transfers at ths eusfde figure, vix
I'll averaging 353 bat ant1 u averaging 971 lbs. The
former wers eod l,y Il. L. Nallory 4 urother, and
the latter BY Frys. WatHos e. l.. D. poud va II.
Of tho saloa at psico4 below $500.