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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16

And wils Como near to you 10 Judgement; and
Will be swift witness, against the sorcer.
ers, and against the ail1lterers, and against
false swearere, and against those that op
press the hireiiny In his wages, the widow
ana the fatheress, anil that turn aside the
stranger from his right, and fear not me,
patth the Lord Of Hosts. s.-MALAcHI, III, 6.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16


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, 1875-03-17
THE MILITARY SYSTEM IN RUSSIA.
(From the European Mail. ]

The reports from all parts of the Russian
Empire have now been sent in by the Re-
cruiting Committees, and the result is pub
lished by the Official Gazette. The con-
tingent of men liable to serve was 693,776,
but the exemptions were SO numerous that
only 6,673 were really called on to pre-
sent themselves before the Recruiting
Committees. The new law of military
service in Russia is much more liberal in
the matter of exemptions than the French
and German regulations. Not only sons Of
widows, but all s~o-called supports of fami-
lies, as brothers whose sisters are unpro-
vided for, &C., are exempted. In fact, the
law in Russia has shown by no means an
anxiety to turn the whole male popula-
ton into soldiers it seems rather to have
had at heart to reconcile somehow the
principle of universal obligatory service
with a comparatively moderately sized ar
my, and, as at the same time the German
three years service has been changed in
Russia into one of five years, it was found
absolutely necessary to take a very liberal
view of the exemption question. When
we speak of an army of moderate size, it is,
of course, only in comparison with the
, 1875-03-17
1.-THE GOOD OLD TINES"
From The Herald.

10 these days of corruption and mis-
cellaneous depravity it is interesting to
observe how politics and craftsmanship
were managed in the good old times
when George III. was King" Lord
Russell, 10 his recent book of " Recollec-
tons and Suggestions" gives US an idea
of the Parliament of 1912. Those states
men who desire to go back to English
precedents in order to reform our pres
ent political system will find many of the
Earl's statements to be interesting. In
this Parliament there was one noble lord
who used to go out hunting, followed by
a detail of six or seven members of Par
lament of his own making. This reminds
US of the time when the absent Tweed
was wont to take q carload of statesmen
to Albany to vote for his measures. "Ano-
ther lord" says Lord Russell, " being
asked who should be returned from one
Of his b~oroughs, named q waiter at Whites
Club. But as he did not even know the
mans name the election was declared to
be void, and another special election was
held, when the waiter was duly elected.
1t is a matter of regret that his Lordshlp
did not give US the name of this peer,
who took this means of strengthening the
representative influence of Great Britain,
as we'll as that OF the member of Par
lament who found himself so suddenly
transferred from the kitchens of o club
house to the venerable halls of st. Ste
phen.
There was quite an Industry in these
good old times in the way of borough
mongering," as it was called. The object
of the professors of this singular art was
TO buy up freehold tenures in o small
borough, SO as to reduce the number of
electors to a q manageable quantity" off
q freehold refused to SELL" says Lord
Russell, cit was not q very uncommon
practice to blow up his house with gun
powder, and thus disfranchise o political
opponent. In this manner o number OF
nomination boroughs were created, and
they became q valuable property" In
these good old times, when everybody was
~virtuous and statesmen were especially
pure, a seat for the whole duration of a
Parliament was sold for $25 900. Sub
sequently, as political controversy became
more acrimonious, when Parliaments were
subject to sudden dissolution, prudent men
made o bargain to pay $4,000 a year so
long as they sat in the House of Commons.
Among those who obtained seats in this
way was Sir Francis Burdett, q celebrated
radical reformer.
These glimpses Of the good old times
are instructive. When we read the works
of WalpoIe and Greville and the memoirs
of the men who surrounded the court of
George III. and who followed in the
train of Fox and Pitt, we wonder if,
after all, our grandfathers were as good
as the preachers would have US believe.
, 1875-03-17

population of Russia, which by the last
census (l87D contained S5,85l, 900 inhabi-
tants. As the Regular Army is only to
have an annual effective contingent Of
$4,000 men, who will have to serve for
five years, it will not exceed 100000 men,
or less than ] per cent, which is consider
ably below the ratio of both Germany and
France.
, 1875-03-17

attended to than it is, because it offers
the only true element OF permanent ad-
vancement. 1t brings settlers TO a coun-
try, and establishes families in it who ma
t~uralise themselves in the place. What,
however, we want above all for the pres
ent at least, is immigration to supply the
labour market for the large properties,
Without this the country must go back,
the existing system of departition of in
dustry die out, and the foundation of the
future industries which are to support us
be commenced from the very first stone.
To meet this want we must tap every
available source, and ~endeavour to combat
the prejudice evidently existing in the
minds Of our masters in England that on
ly one class of immigrants will suit US.
The coolies do very well, but we are dis
posed to think that others, the Maltese
tor instance, would do much better. Says
Mr.. Mackay, II do not know an instance
on the face Of the earth where the white
cannot out-work the colored man" The
Coolies are heathens-the Maltese are
Christians. The Maltese bring with them
a certain leayen of ciyilisation-the Coo
lies bring the influences of darkness and
superstition, The Maltese are objected
to by people who do not know better, as
vindictive and addicted to the use of the
knite-This is a misapprehension but
were it not one, the advantage would not
be on the side Of the Cody, whose jpal-
ousy, revenge, and cruelty are Unsuitable
when aroused, as we have had so many
opportunities of learning in jamaica. We
are not d%enouncing the Cody, whose as
s~istance has enabled our estates to live
misfortune out to the present time but
we are simply endeayouring to shew that
with all the faults attributed to the NAL
tese, and something more, the Cody has
proved q boon, and that accordingly the
Maltese will prove a boon also, to the ISL
and. We hope to see this question Of
Maltese immigration revived, and perse-
veringly agitated until something practi-
cal comes of it. AS Mr.. Mackay says of
New South Wales and its Sugar industry,
SO say we of Jamaica and her Sugar in
dustry We may look at the question of
labour in various ways, but we shall al
ways be brought back to the fact, that
in a steady and sufficient influx of immi-
grants we have the only safe provision
for o sufficient labour supply.
, 1875-08-24

Kentucky md Illinois. slar9tl.sn; saics fnrlnia
Il carr Illinois stress. cWs a 1 10 cars, ~ rw NJ
l2tc Ia cars. OK cwt, st It kc; cars, AZ rvl, Al
ll4r; = cars Ktn,1sky Do. ~ e~t, Hsals,5s:
"a: srara Missouri. rws. H i'tc: rats c~t, =.
D.; 10 sars Texans. ~ cws. # ftta'te: cars,
AZ c; rnrr, Hi{ twt, NJ.
sIikkr AHt L4xn,-nere,rtr. t7no, r7t'uR 1e,1t,
fnr thu week. aga!nst ~ 60 ass week s.'e"p rl'd,
!rmtr At +<Gaaac; .a.nba srttss aus. easier prtrss
liberal rnns. nt 64f3s.r; kkl-s inr1ude cars OHIO
sheop, = H. At atc: car. " ia'. At sts; car, -
nh ut Nc: rAr l0i NJ, at r&t. d h'. 1t &c
cars r'nada q ~ a. 7Ac car, II tn, At ''te, 'n
rar, ~ itR. ht 7+c, .z-..-
swiax-frrsL receipts. $500. mixing 1850 for Tie
wesE, seainat II, $50 Last week.
st. fnu1s.
HT. I<Drfs, AuR. 21.-1IouA-QHfet hnt Mnrhan9ed !;
shsprsra $780, s.2ss7t bacon, $50 57.;s; butch.
erRs. $7.3eaA a.Nl. ...
cAr1Lx-lJater transactions lihorsl good to rhnire
natives, &5.t63s.37K: mo linn to fAir, $40 a IA
gond Ia cnice Tc1 stosrs, &. .00;a4 n o0mmon 10
fa!rt 81. .21a53.40 native cnwa, $l.i,sa2i.
CfNEfsHA1f.
CINCINNATI Aug. Y.--Nodh-pn1f and = ahaia low
er; nckcss, t97 al .0o son,nni light. 81 .o; ~
Rond Light and butchers, S7.s;5sDo; receipts. las
shIpmeot& 3G2,
, 1875-08-24

Mouday, Aug. u:
ctI1 PROPERTY.
l1!rlbus It, n Of conuors 1t, " 3aslo4H n,
Wabash AZ. n " cor az ratrty-thitd st, ef,
enx!Mh II, datel Aug. .I1,...........,,.... 1900
H!lstt.l 4. !: II aof Twen1y-ss1th st, VI, 74x .
W., ~ isdisss 4 Sst ssy 2 s .ad Armour Il:
25ft 10 atty afto West indiana As, Il Q cor
Of ALA st. 3;t41t It. date4l Aug. 4. 80. o2ooo
FioNtnoy 't. - + OF Rockwell 1t, II. ABE
WI if 5.n &C. Sa2oa say +. ~ six Il Of m xvii t.
81 211l13 Il, dated A1E. 90 ........... 1.2to
Vel Harrison 81, lii It v u Campbell st, nj,
W. 2'1iss y Z. d4'rd any. f,.;.::;...;;.;:., 10"
abs,dest. It. n. III Il oi Taylor H. 331ioo
II, with building, AAtel Alg. 1s........... 15O0
1asttrneld ss. 1sJx Il n o. Taikty-tharI 1t, ~
Or bar.! NJ. :03 r Il 6 nf cfybourn ~, nwf, a
11U9 It, ttated Aug. i9......-......... .,.... H0
Hus,bsra st. llsx II " of Leavitt st, nf, 2'x
1bo +: dated afrt. 10. l!'t..,.......;.:.. 1000
l10 II. dated Oct. -, 1873. I,oo0
Thirty nth Al, &c 4-to It v Of rsair1o Nv, at,
u l-lo1l.5 II, dated AuR. 3t............... $500
Calumet ~. = Q roF ot Th!isy.aecoud st,w
2lx q 4i-luO IT. with improvements, dated
Iiirfory IT. lis ri ! oi Dssr!ng Il, ) t, 2s1i.o
inson f. an'ss ~ s1s II Il orchard Il, a. GU
1410s Il, dnted Aug. 2o,....,..........,... 2,soo
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS. wIiHls 4 nApIus or A1Lzs
or COURTHOUSE.
Char'es ay, % II n Of Furly-louEth Ut. Y t. 2fx
l5H #, with building. tl.e,l Ang, s.....t 900
State At. cor Of Thlsty y-niath st, (, UGklCo
II, dated Aug g.. ....-.....:.... 1880
Duncan Rv. of Lemon st. " (, toh11n II,
ID ated 4, Il Az :,,n,,r,s .rt '0'
= ses. = I, Is, Il. .se, Az. Il - 1,ua
Lois ii 10 81, nIork OF Slchulea " LotA Is
aud ID. Bss. IT, d. IL dated Aug. 3J....... 1850
, 1875-08-24
GENERAL MARKETS.
ALcOuoL-Was quiet aud ssosdy; quotsd 1t S2.N

ALCOHuL-WM quiet alu stosdyi quoIad ~ @1.ao
@2,3J.
nlooal.conN-Thcro was good demand 4. fully
tats prices. Nc ul.luo Good 10 cho!ca hur h@3Ho;
brush that WILL work ilsef inLo chulca hur broom,
1iHaisc: fair to good DO, lok0llo inferior brush,
B4Qs9Hc; crooked, dXtsSe.
HuITEN-Ths butter market presented no features
atsrisy didseput from those previously noted, Fur
good 10 fancy qualities there IL continuously active
domanl at fully sustained rrices. Low AMI medium
grades also moving fairly but ihe feeling u not
specially arm. Tho supply is moderate. We qnots:
choIco to EXTRA yellow, 2aa:sa; medium 10 good
grades, l8aaoc; iussior to common, II sI5c.
HAddtNd-Thern waa > strong demand for grain
bsga, aud former quotations we're thoroughly sua-
/ htusl. Ia otasr descriptions the moEomsnt was
llack. Ws repsat our list! 8sarx, aoxc; LAwsstop,
3oko; Montaur, aoN; American A, 2lhc: Aposkcag,
18o; otter Creet 2ac; hussp bags. hu. itA0lSko:
do 8 bu, lsai6o; guunes, SINGLE l3BlGo; 4u double,
IG72so woo.bAc1a, % ab3c,
Prime factory IL quoted ii 1l3l:c, and lower stAdez
cSAL-Dealsrs report = fAIs inquiry both for bard
log @ iii til r1se.. Va qae'a @ ihss. s.oos; Issk..
wanna. rang. sna nu - Do. sse s.to; canasl'
.sn ats sst"s 5hS x., . 'eiS ipais asans s: ssSs:
E1bs-Ws.s IN fs'f lors demAud. md for sttteay
in;a s.a, Ind
| under st1ons asmauI ptiess hare taken inrhsf
upward turn. Prices Of ohet Oh rem.ia II lefo1s,
VIA Cur iii: No. ~Ails bsb. X.b.l. .h6s
at.7s:. No. ! do. t!.6eaa.7o; No. ! tsout,tsIoa
S.7o; No. sbora aa.eterel new. y ;br
d 10; family macksre .brl .ou&ss..s; No. lsho1s
ks}G &4l!V; NJ. Ivy ktts AS ~ large fanny
nsI 33b tss.7s; sumusr-cuisd cod. ~ o. lAnr*,
tuE herring, spllt. LEi4 ttA9s1'; de .h5 si.os4
br! $.so13.7s scaed herring, lcr to1. 4oS+sc; CO.
lul!.M M se! 81 HoG H-g.s: - hNtss .t, .d,.or,,y
speculative purchases n4vs w mAIa Of
s,s taa ho ter srs now s.tus 81 ~ Daases
sirs i also nusd fvts,gu irlita rem'an qass with
prIrss shout .tcady, Wa now aants t"Ht'nh--
!, tr. htt~sNa: hRA. drums, l9H@i9Tc: ng' laysfs.
i9.i,o; rat.,us. la,sr.. sa.!udb4:sb: l.,o.s Au.
c4sel. $ad tss.A; ValsuctA, llten*c; x4nts cur,
~. poaxa1,o -A,len apples, q "e; Mlel's.n
srples s.!9'sot lud!4nA saa lli'so'. 7A9s 2;
i.sxd, .uA9 c: bsckbestiet. sAc r.apGetTis:. %
t.alo; k.ssd cherries, ~ 2sc. auEt-fLtsFts, it3
, 1875-08-24
corn, Ill .1n0 In oaa. nn In; ryr. lJ i bat,cx
3,oJo bu; hogs, 8,p h"at, cattle. ,00o head.

a.o'o bu; hogs. a'9 h'ss'; cattle i,ooo heal
NEW oMLEASs.
common. 0: tor yoo~ rI,rand "''s
MotAssIa-So'l,'nE doing; common to cholcs nom.
!, rl"ga 1o"lc.; ,iosh!ns xy.s;75; XXX, so.eos
Gons-rirm; seets,:. u,t. dull CSC.
HA.-Quiet ,r.s, &2,.0o. -.
NJ, '"s''ns.asn III ,ssst. n ~ .os. "'t' Ne 'ss s @
e." !" s sSS,; : ;s:
wutssr-r!rus rcrtiari, si.2d.i.g
rfttLAnELpfsiA.
rgtLA1ELrHEA. "a. Aug. .1.-FLou4-vrry dn..t,
sS ~ sss' % H. ;xs :;'as &'sh Tss sIss,. .,
us4ss-whc,., ,:ln.nt fair AMI market firm; rol
8i.*s for old s.ac for now N.Aj far an,or. Corn
7sss;o "r a.psu1 @ OF. a.' o rsa
wn1asy-t1.e4. -.--....-.............
t'duaty cEtras, ;od9 lie; Arsta, - a10a; We.tttn
assts. 22s2,e; rells. ertraa 2as nc; hrsta .oa2h
pr., wt.is1n sfs ane 1s'f osa si;s; fancy 'a
Euos-s:tsdy; Wtett tn. 10 0"3!c.
.-. ctSc1SNATt.
ctscrssA7r, o., Ans. s3.-Ftoun-Qulct ana
as4iS-wheat e.aler AM, un.ast1ad now, 75cs 81 10
.ssss . t. 2sy MY e:f ii =" a m
Toe. Rye auist and seady R'1n c.
1nos1.roAs-Pp Pork dull S!1004!l.25. Lard ttnl.
atram. 1870; kotfr, far. Bulk mrats dnl: a.,c.
l1'ar; 11'si2kc. H,eon iulI p.;; lie: laSu1 1J;;a
MtiskE-Stsnfv fAtr demand At si.lo.
DurTEH-asoatsy and unchanged.
CHEEaE-Sicady aud Arm.
olLs-Liuuecd snd iar! oils 6rrn unchanged
BOSTON.
nosroN, Aug. a-ftpuR-QuIctt littls doing,
weaern -npes One, $'25 &3.'u cunlmun extras si Il
1.so Nisronttn md Minnesota extra faulty, b. o.
a,o; Ohio. Indiana, and Michigan winter, S7o3a Dj;
illinois, xt.3ia2D; St. Loul' $i.71e9ao; fsncy An.
neAnlA, 7.t0.s9.1o. s
GhAIs-Cnrn quiet 1t 67{a1ic. Oats-Msttct dull.
nolniuaily Go310l.
ntFFALO.
HuveALo, Aug, Observation-Disclosures doirR
Corn quiet and nrln sales IS D6a bu No. Al hi
$40 hu do At 7aHc. oltf-Nothlng doing. nye-
Stnn herr. 1iar1ey-Snno hero.
CAN'T FnEtoHIs-Bteihy.
CLEYELAND.
cLkvkIasp. O.. Aug. 2a.-anA1s-whea coru, nd
| oaia unchanged.
nscrtrn-whcat, q cars; corn, 9 csrs; oats, ca,.
IErRoLkuM-Unchanged.
, 1875-08-24

l'a mia. T"sax lt"t*l3': Wilmington peaiHh ~
st.c; Tennessee rcanAts bx&-c: hI"ah PeihatS'
d.. Gr. ,,
t'HftS fRlFra-rc1rh"H "eth 10 moro noera' ahr"
liy *th soil Over. 1iHrkHetf'e ~efe scafe .hn AZ"
r'ntei. t'thrr dc>tflrt''ns ~! At sonnt sat-
ur'ia,h 1nof.,tona: or,nRn' ,. rcr s,n nns
lemons. u 'hnfll.mf: 1nwt1n pnes! eII,es st"%
4.f pr eh's: w''d un. *l;to 6tto pe'tnHHI ~ ~
f..o' ooH nf hseHct; DhA~ste ~. E,S s'.u
&c wio "a. - fSJM ! e. nu nnsHct appss' ~
80 rs bex no. t!tHaJ:oo pel eF. ~ e @
Mt.t' G.m'rFfH ~ s"nst W.. wv frI, ~
hsAtet niftett ~ f:e'@ l.; pr "a's' n.a,n,
llAna. 3L.o tef g ~; Mae'ess'os; ~ & !ss ~.
4tApen o. ~ rfs baes"t t"n. ~ "ea; -. ~ ~
af lIs u4ltoeha pe ri, sl.ooas ou per ~. " ,
mHons' ~ 1oes on t!.W pes CHIC "1'efue'o'' ''oe'
slu,." 3M 1Tf ioo, -, chance.
tul7 ,"s.te. ~ a,n.u ,,, ,, "ets II an.tnn
o. eAies. p"r.aS - TEL s,i ~ IN ,o","mi
C"t!eos eohttnne eAeeeinR'y ar' @ @ a. ~ tne ~
ehN tehaen , to a!sat' .. & sssy yts nt liz ti % ~
rtisnups sn1 nsAes ~. s"t" ~ r' ts t1h,. is,ns
Nnen nase ,saely ausanss" y ~ 80 n." y. a,,nmnt
~" a. meaayl tiaa.s 1nn ., ~
u s,lea " amo'As.,. ss'cn rns,,r, .-aau,.
hck-nssR'us' "4@'ae' e"Fona'' '"So"e'
l%'ons,an't % 10; 1.v. aotxta7tkc. J,v, Nh = M
~ ~ H., ~ w. nl -" H. T., ,.no - ~
ts"Hei r,, ~ ~ SSnns Xxx. ~ ~ ~ tf,,n
w. ~ I,aM.a ~, ~: fnsf. NJ. y;
o%uhS -o1 'Se;s r.rStso' 9t"q : 0"'' 'As'' ="
,,.,eI - =. gran"l.teti i1e: A. stn1trd.
ttisIt -, ~" =. Z, NJ . ~ liz. y,Itnw II M j. uE
~ =: rnmr,n n. .faY =: choteo uolxase. sugar.
I
, 1875-08-24


cATTLg-neceipss sIncs Saturday, 1900. Tho cat
lo trado was extremely dull fat the bettar Rradoa
vsrs cancssns slppesa declining 10 invest s1cept At
= considerable reduction from laat weeks cosing
rsire1 For butchera' tug thers WAS fair inquiry,
aud sales xere affected AZ toerAby full rates, or st
stso.a rs for Texans, and 1t 76o5Aoo for poor 10
nir natives Btockcr scarcely Inquired for And
may bs no.od nomnally steady 1t 500 4no for com
mon 10 prtne. Only q small percentage Of tho stock
on sao changed owuors aud tho n'a'kes closed duh
aud heavy.
Extra BsoYea-Urated steers, weighing $50
choice nssys..Fine, ut, vi, formvd year
TO year old atoots. weighing 4.3to 10
Good uesyps-Wol-fat'ened ssrss, weigh
lug lla0 10 $50 tts.,....:.........,. s.o095.eo
Melfu9a 0rsdes-Steera IN fatr 6eAh. Weigh
tpu 100 to 400 hs, A35@s.oo
Butthes1 8tock-raoF 10 faIr 1teers. anu
comuion 10 choiro cow. tor city slaughter,
vriaLtuR 700 10 O0 O0ha................. 2.15@t.t0
stock Uassta-Qomiaon cattle, Weighing 7an
10 ,1su bss. SSVl8Lpa
..p. b,ls, and se.Iawsg 27s9oso
Teras Cat.e-Throuah drotcA. A..,.......... 32144a75
IIU1B-Naeej*na, b300. The stnkll RupplT gaya
holders conndsncs and All effort to establish an ID.
vance made, but tho demand was nul suthc1ently
urgent 10 uustls sellers 70 gala thstF point, aud We
uo{a sales u unchanged prttes. i12htHsgats Nsro
sAlab!s At S7.60A B.U0, s1d good heavy At S7te97a.
philadelphia hogs aoid 1t h!Saes tRurea.
, 1875-08-24


NEW ronK, Ane. e1-0olst opened ut 1t1t+. adranre1
Ia 1iH. and closed At a15ts. narrowing md carrying
rates., las? Ioans were hlsn made fat.
Governments xcre Btcady. itAilrusi bonds vern
hsn,. ssRto securities VETO qutnt.
stucks opcmeA 0rm. aud advanced hta'., hut Ia
lao callnQs tho markot gave Indications Of weakness.
and under considerable roa1idnR. specalt1es ex
pcricnctd quito severe breakdown. Northwestern
ssrcs In particular fc the force preferred declining
from 81; II al cenEnon.4 ~ to &2t. LAKE Slota
VA held with drinne.s, bit 81. raul ncnt on to wv,
Union rac.n' at = md rse1 Ma'It s1.f md W~.-
caverY In The tal Trade. 1so annUa. rcport Of tl1e
Northwestern Co nr,ny tn JUNG !, shc main rr'1lts of
which waa n,aue public ~esks aRa.a r;eArr mora
III dc.l' sls street tud.y sud nsIs n aniav"F'.
lilo impression, causing tho drrlue in Northwestern
.h1res menlionet ato's Tho gross ,r,,.,.a. earn-
t!rus NJ the Stork Exchange aggregated
I'D ,har.~, Of which 1910 paclnc
Nall ~ O ", erp Unnu. 10 Northwestern cori-
tuen tsou ur.tarsei ',o1, 81. Paul common. 6,ool
preferred, AMI a. 00 L,ka Shnre.
ANAL o. sr4tor on hu bear sdo Of St, Paul failed
to-slay. .
7Arcr, +as. ---.-
IL. nm
, 1875-08-24
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YQ4R.

*p-efal Dttpotea to 7as cAieuen 1riauns.
Nxw YORK, Aug. o3.-GRAfs-Tho wheat market IA
dull anu about 10 lower; sAios, 2a 90 bu, At tlo2S
l.3s for No. 2 Obiea1o: <l.3t for No, Milwaukee;
aud Il .te01.42 for No. spring. nye quiet Barley
dull. Corn lc better; good demand; sales. eoo.ooo
bu At uo6 $40 fur stcam Western nt1od: B3R8lo for
salt do; and a9c for stc4m Western mixed In ssoro
Oats shads Armer: sales. $500 bu. II G2G8 &c For
mixed Weatern; ca(8 uo for wllie Wostera sad 6SHo
for nlixel State a1uAt-
1nov1s,oss- -Niadls quio. at 1aI@l2Ho for city
lon clear. Lard heavy: ssios, 100 tcs at l3xc for
primo stcam.
wu1sxr-Markct dull: ee11ers 1t Sl.2g.
GRoctaIR4-SuRar-AIae dull sud unchanged;
fair to COOL reantna Is quoted At Ass}4c, prime Il
BIC, and Nos. 10 and IL Havana At a4sho. codeo-
Market firm fair inquiry for full los quoto lilo
At lsta2lEc In gold. and atacaibo at 2iAes!3Ho in
sold. rea-Masket quiet and firm.
TAlLow-lnles arm: We auots It 3-lB39.se for
country aud Ity.
no pfhs Assoeta<1 Fs<ts,I
NEW YonK, Aug 23.-FLouu-N4rket dull, anti IN
buyers favor; reeetntt, yo0l hrls; tnresnns 8tao
.nl Western. }i.B. .@3.43; common 70 coed cxtza,
shss I'll. = S.ssss ss s.9s to
sloice I e.tsa s. Lsui, saoias.so. Tys aour dull md
heayf; $i.e3G3G w..
dnA1h-Wne.t very dull; staao lowcr;. onty limited
so dsssd ps 5ssss clssg?
No. 2 hti!waatoe, SIS! No. sprtug, $l.&o'Ai.s3:
fo garsy asa ys aSss
der liking aguEe. Corn far'y s;se; as es'.ss s, r.
5s sa 77ts3c Tor heated stesm 40 T. sssre.
ga s 10 whits' 'ws.tssn: essios;
liAY-Flrn 70 qts3e for CID shipping.
0nooxnIxs-co1ee arm Rio cargoes, 18ae1Hc
IN gold tonIng. isa2ths ~ geld. saa't ara .fms
sagSs @ gsoa ssas. Mn.a III upeS,nac Kse oae
MSsHe; re- sts;v ea''1s'e' a4'' aaA 1S'' sN'S'
Ik1aolIux-ns:ry: sruas,, 'ae; rshnsd' ll%o.
ns,s,r, nss'rGs,et ssa Ind unchanged
Eaosns.sy TX We'es rmsr ssw ta,. sa c..
ssFtseis inae Be-. stsr unsanzeai t Gu s.;
armsr; Ps3Tss ssptsnssr sssS s''SA oa WILD nov"
W; Saur4ss@ 70 gs1e(h s@(hachsnged
wunf1-eu'''' ou s.1g,Nonn :'esay; sl'7''
p.,-1xoxr A,o rnona aIHlr,"ns-y Market ap1,. w.,t.
ss.sH9s.oo; led brands extrs, Sis7oo; do family,
wes'sro ,,eaJy: No. sn,bsr Wtstern, Il, q; mt1ei
~: ::; = :s::
:. S;s VA ss:s timothy.
asy9s,ossxo%Iet aud east:t. io1f. sSss37 ~,
palk napsiaI ms.tsshsaiasls. ny ossoIa; cisss ii, iaXa
ii65. i6ntS,oyc: t9 eYear ill., laSalsH hams. isaisxc.
~ t r.ssts-:: rnnn.h }4;fSitc. e' 1~S''"o'
o,e,, ny75hsssesas' 5, "e''esa s1''A 1'' "s''to
hnsi. ll,.tall4c.
a?Hxc; !ooblnR 1axt43lNc.
WM1skI-As1fet dnl! ii sl.2@.
-.. nltwaukEE-
ID. s''1"1'>-t aug 49, ''' *Ns-' '''' 4'''l'
6n4,x-wb..t qu,s. Ana .e%t No. J M4l~.as:s y
1s coia .siss I'll; 4ni .arsnsed No. J. ssX 6s. daIl
declined !: No, !, slo asied 40 lid. barley saser
, 1875-08-24

There w4s . mod:rato Inquiry a. 20 for corn and
2Ac for wheat 10 buffalo. Cuarsera wcro: TO DlGas
Prop Cuba, corn aud oats through; prop Ksrshax
st &c: scars Lucy J. Clark aud Champion, wheat
1t tnAc; prop Vanderbilt. corn on through ratio. I,
Hack nock-schr II. D. Allan, wheat ut Axe. 10
ClcYelsnd-s hr Hubbard. corn nt &c. Tho schsb Our
Son and rath1udar 10 light 10 Cl0yaland, whero b.J
loud With coal They could get no charters fu tls cIi
atp4ylng rates, aud Preferred to gn light.
CLEVELAND.
within the last Two three days coal ffcights +,
Upper Laks ports tsesp to bare taken d.eied upward
tendency. Ono prominent vesso!-owner stated yessf.
day u4t he bad been offered 75c, free for his yese
to load for Cl'caRo tcwn.towu docks, sud knew Of
otter vegsts which lad bten offered The rates.
Very few vessels In port, 1oxnvor and there
hare wthin week, it Il doubtful whoshef thsss naus
would htAud.