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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

MED OF SOCIETY n NEW JEEsEY.-A
New Jersey paper having said there WAS
little use for societies for the prevention
of cruelty TO animals in that State, the
NorriStown s.RepUblicau' thus defends
the society au that place: As for the ne
cessity OF the society at all, we can best
answer by giving light account OF what
work has already been done by II. \
horse with broken knees thar was work
ed constantly was kept in stable until
cured. by order of the society. Another
that was unfit 20 work was c0udmnel,
and i not now used. 4 horse with -
diseased shoulder was relieved from
work. IL owner fined $40. and the horse
given "a rest from work 10 aid in its cure.
seven horses with CALLED ueckS have been
found by members OF the society and
their ON.cTs compelled TO ctthor give
them rest 1f else place a better collar on
them. For iuhumauly beating mule, =
person was summoned before Justice,
bur the suit was withdrawn on promise
being given not 20 offend again. The
owner Of poor, crippled mule was COM
PEELED To discontinue using IL, and agreed
10 put ii out of misery. Several persons
who made their teams draw too heavy
loads have been warned 20 discontinue
tie practice. and have done 50, while
others neglected the warming given VIII
be promptly brought 10 justice from
different parts OF the country the society
has already reports from their members
that they are engaged in the work Of re-
lieving the dumb animals from unneces-
sarv suffering, and it Is hoped that much
rood will result therefTOm. Resides the
numerous cases mentioned, am iuhumaI
practice OF treating COWS has been put al
end tO bv the society, and We think ina
after this rccipitulatiun of its work fO
for thc ul>u three weeks, none bUI tho>,
who are prciudiceI against the socict!
will say but that much good ha
been done. and that there i plenty O
room for more"
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
IDXL OF THE HEART.
- ENEA ALIcE UEowAE-

How deep The mystery Of The Essr.i
How vat It's strength and weakness blonti
How " Cd 70 Sature-schoolsd By Art
That trail, exquisite Instrument,
Played on By ev ~ passing change
That rules the 5Tisf lie Of nhour,
Vow torn By passions keen and strange,
Vow snao,e by Loves imPstuous power.
And now some wautsriaz gust Of 10
Brsathss DER its Wild and vailins strings,
TIL Psacs, ths Angel, floating slow
BstwiIt the glory Of her wings
Lssrs from some far Ebyss Of Light,
And wrsIths her garland round Its chords.
And pours thro Sorrows voiesIsss night
mssie, sweet a. summer birds
when the wild elves OF Ice and Snow
strike thsir white tents, ~ slope anI lss,
And all the vsrual winds that blow
Are voices OF glad prophecy;
When meath the ftful April IEy
The joyous Spring on hill and plain,
HarshaIIs hsr nowery hosis, led hT
- sThe siiEer hannszlst shs-Rai1i
or under rosy-fruitsd boughs
The Quesn-Juns vslEs, thro' sunny lands
The light Of harves; o. her br0Ws,
The horn OF plenty in her hands,
Some happy influence Of the hours
wakes In the heart kindred spell.
TIL all her Slushing buds and howers
Brm s'sr With golden hydromsl!
WsEarbie dim-reIa mbsrsd lays,
We bind the roses in our hair
We have Bot worn sines those old days
When Loves sweet magic made u fair,
To eyes long hidden in thu mould.
And faces that forgot TO snils
Above Hopes ashes, long since cold,
Wear their lost beauty for while.
We dream the shadow OF the dreams
OF dead years-too divine TO last
Thro' whose kalf-Hftsd curtain CLEANS
Tie tender radiance Of The past!
Time-ufelloued pictures on the walls
or summit days that bless US now,
Where MenoTy'I passionate glory falls
On silent lip aud hidden brow
All deep the my ysiery OF the hsarti
sublime its strength and weakness blent!
white be the hand whose wondrous art
Shall wake the sad-toned instrument;
Pure be ths hand and soft The spell,
MI, in the Joy OF noblsr things,
The Rose Of God, and AsphOdeI
or peace, shall crown its waliag Gtriags!
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

NOT A WILLIAM TELL.-We yesterday
learned Of the death OF DR.. G.. McWil-
liamS, i'm Bethany on Sunday last, which
occurred in the following singular man
uer: Il seems that the Doctor when Un-
derthe influence OF liqour, conceived the
fancy Of holding up his watch or other
object and permitting some one 10 shoot
at IL. y few days since he and some
boon companions met in Bethany, when
McWiIiam> placed bottle on his head
and insisted upon some OF the party
shooting at il. one or two shots were
fired without any serious result, but final
Is Cicero stephens fired, hut missed the
bottle and shot McWilliams i'm the head.
lie fell. remarking that il was a bad sho.
and he was killed. bur that lac dId hol
blame SteDhens. These are the facts Is
related 90 u-. though we cannot N"S,t'
for 'heir accuracy OF detail. Il's uniosI non
tuua,- vi,tim OF THE experiment Lt"S pa, pa,
Ga. uruaIrv OF hi- folly. WnIIc 'le lll'.'. .
Who committed the deed is, in the 81. yE %
titc law. murderer--0hreNen"'' '''''
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
SEA-DRIFT.


r04nsd the shore the sunshine tipped
The erests Of The waves with gold 81 free;
And fragments ot ship-rsck rose AEd dipped
On Ia swslis Of tie slowly sabtiding sea
EuLe Eria hints Of the recent gale
On the strand we're Itrsua= old CaYsiaH-bars
battered boat With ragged sails
Czsks and tiTnbers EEd broken srars-
moved among tA,n. sI,h pains TO decide,
II could, wha; ths name Of the ship night be
Tsst had E1ns down IN her srreagsh aaI pride;
Bat searched t9r ii Iozs and frul-Issaly-
Till changing ot Ioz-g gulls, lowering 0'sr
An obi set hsli-buEiei in tllE ssa-wssl,
Dew my fzltsrinE feet Ia down tae sh1rs.
while chill o.. horror increased my sPssd-
Twas The CORPSE of q mariner. young and fair.
which the sea had c-t-. Ike srsit 90 my view
ON his wAye-wIshed bosom, all brouzsl All bsrs,
Eas the Eame Of his .hip in fresh satIou.
-SzrI-uIx. .'' this ,sss the uazas / read;
And, snusing sank stone O. rest.
rhils he sI.lshiue iowsd DER the uaslHs- dad,
AID ID ~ Lhe hroad brave name on lie breast
tfs'sstts3
rhrsa Aish. slad names 30 cur ventures iTeo,
When We lauch them abroad, Co perish or I've,
IA the wiHdS and the waves and the fasss may
dscres3
Ui-s. oP.ue. For. iu parts Of ao ~0r.h-
Oar hopes the mad waves % orr fee, may flnSi
Bui .he spirit that named thsrn and them forsh
Kay yet to1gfuI mount on The Isrk's .vift wing.
AL dFew she poor corpse FAR up from ths s5a,
marked ou shs lips suus Of deep rest;
Ana a acIsar-.onguod bird from aueishbor.ug tree
Dropped o song IS crossed she hands on the
brss.-
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

Wilmington N. c. Star: 4 fight Oc-
CURED between two eagles ~ hasOnbOro
Sound 4 few days ago. \ Large number
OF person were At the different landings
along the Sound at the time, when their
attention was attracted 10 the cOmbatauts
by piercing cry, often repeated AZ short
intervals. The birds were each Of the
genus falco, of the bald eagle species, and
when first observed were about two hun
dred yards above the Banks channel
One OF the birds held pendant from his
talons an enormous eel, which the other
bird was endeavOring TO gain possession
Of. The bird possessing the eel was tax
en- al great GiSadvautag, as il required
the use of his talOuS. 10 hold his prey.
which left him but his beak with which
To ward of the assaults Of his foe. The
attacking bird. realizing his advantage,
swOOped upon his enemy, starting The
numerous seabirlS with his shTiil. tTi-
umphaut cry, and tearing the feathers
and flesh from the breast and back of his
opponent. Ever and anon during the
fierce conflict the severed feathers from
the gaudy plumage of the struggling
birds would catch in the errat!c cddies,
and. after Whirling and tossing in all di-
rectiOuS. many Of them would fail al the
spectators feet. Long and fierce the
struggle waged. Each of the birds was
of enormous size, yet one Of them taken
at so great a disadvantage. 1T last per-
ceived that resistance was in vain, and,
after one desparing vail, released his
prey. As the eel descended, and had
neerly reached the water, the tTiemphant
bird, with victorious cry. swoOped upon
II, and firmly closing II in his talOns
bore il away To the distant sand-shOals
The struggle lasted for about fifteen min
utes.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
LOUISVILLE 4 CT. SOUTHERN
South { North kasanE Earl Roads,
LATEST TIME.

West also from points South thereof for Louisvie at
Cave City with stages for Msmmc1h Cave AZ Lebanon
Junction with Knoxville and Richmond Branches, 80
Cincinnati Junction with l. c. l. Z l. fDr The North
and East s. Louisville with : Mail Boats FOR CiuCin-
nati and with O. & n ~ ami > Il & z r., for the
NCrih. Ess' and West
Tran No. connects s' Hru.Io'Gr and N5lsu Tor the
West and iru7g The Suv-h fer Louisville. Mckenzie
with y G. & s.. E'v for the Southeast; AZ Glasgow
JgnCon 20 and from G. gvw, Cave CI-v and from
the North snd East
Train No. connects az Mckenzie oi,h y. C. & s. L.
R'y sOr the Southeast.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

They tell the story If woman who
called on Troy, y. y. dentist and ask
ed the loan OF 80 ''foT old acquaintance
sake" she talked so famililrlv Of his
and her own family that ne thought
there must b. some trace OF couslnruiui-
" between the TWO. and inquired. g.
Madame are yOu "a relative OF mine:''
said she: ''WelI l ALWAYS felt as II Wa
sort Of relative. You know Won
pulled teeth for all my chi,ere1 tan wears
ago.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

TRAINS EAST.
MAIL. vCCoH.
Fsducsh depart. 800 a. m.
Nort0nvine, arrive. :O5 "
Owenshoro J. a.lS
Elizabelhtovn. 2s5 leave 800 m.
Louisville 4.5 arrive 90
TRAINS WEST.
uAIt. Accom-.
Louisville, leave 30 a. nv. leave 90 ?. m,
EliEabehtown &c N :2s arrive is ''
Owensboro J. S45 .. IN.
Nortonville 6.O5
paducah arrive 900 p. n.
E5 Trains leave and arrive ouisyiile time which
is ten minutes faster than paincah time.
CONNECTIONS a. NortouviIe with st. Louis
and $ +. r. r. for endersonvile Evansville, ST Louis
Hopkinsvle, Guthrie, Nashville; a. greensboro June
uon with +. o. a y. r. r. for Owenshoro; Elizabeth
town with Louisville 4 Grrat southern Railroad.
Louisville with Louisville Cincinnati short Line with
Louisville Cincinnati Nail Line, with Ohio & Nssis
sipp Railroad, and with Jcfcrsonville Hodison In
disnSpols Railroad, for all points North and East
Through Tickets for sale st tbs Conpany's orce and
al all the principal stations II \. and \. O., St l.
and &. Railroads
As THROUGH FREIGHT LINE. the Louisville Pa
dueah South-Nestern Railroad affords facilities Sape-
ror TO any other from Patucsh points north
and east via Louisville and to points south-east via
Nashville For through bills lsding and information
20 rates routes Hppy 90 T. NJ Calvert Local gent
laducah, and J. ". Thonberry. Contracting Agent rS-
ducah XIV. u = NHTTCONR Supt
EDWARD 7. WILSON, Louisville Ev
Gen. r q r Ag't Louisville, KY.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
CITY AND COUNTY DIRECTORY.
N. o. ST. l.. & c. C.RAILROAD.
MOBILE a OHIO RAILROAD
Post Orricc Dircc1orY.

Mall matter be deposited n the Post ONCE ,for
Railroads
Going South by II 100 an.
Going North by 90 pm.
Mail for the country must be deposited In the
Post OAce 80 minutes before the departure OF the
rier.
Ls1INGToX
Mall leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstur
days at
:. AErises- at Jacks0u Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days az isti. .a's--- 'aasz---s-a
srnfSG CREEK.
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays and Saturday, at pm.
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays u m.
Mall leaves Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at . M
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays aud Saturdays AZ y m
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and sutur
days at
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sstur-
JULIA =. .WoOLFOBKSM NJ
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Foreign Postage.
777H
Church DirectorY.

First Methodist Church.-Scrvices every Sabbath at
10 80 am and 80 pm.
Rev. E. c. SLATER. Pastor
Paine Chapel, (East Jackson )-services cvary Sab
bath at 10 80 am and 80 m.
Rev A. L. PRITCHET-T, Pastor.
West Jackson A-slon-services every sabbatS 10 30
N. and 7 30 pm.
baptist Chureh.-serviees every Sabbath at 1880 a.
and 80 pm
Rev. c. r. HENDERSON, Pastor.
Presbyterian Church. - Services every Sabbath at
10 80 a.Ri. and ;3opm.
Rev. f. NcSAIR, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church.-services every
Sa0oath al 10 30 am and 80 pm. Sabbath School
Rev.I & HOWARD, Pastor.
ST. Luks's tEpiscopaD Chucn.--J. 4 Harrison. D.D.,
Rector. Morning Services 10 30a Evening Services
$50 pm.
Roman Catholic Church.-services at 10 80 am. and
40 pm. Father yEALE, Priest
Christian Church.-Services every Sabbath at II am
aud pm Sunday School am. Prayer Meeting
ThuTday Z pm. W. =. HALL, Pastor
Coiored II. Z. Church Of America Services every
sabbath at 10 30 an, and AS pm.
Rev, l. W. LANE, Pastor
Baptist (col) Church-ssrviccs every Sabbath at
10 30 am. aud G AS pm.
Rev. T. WEBB, Pastor
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
Louisville Il the Short Line

At all Ticket Ofsces IN ihe South and Southwest.
JNO. MAC LEOD, Genl Sup't
s s. PAEEER, Geni Tsss. and Ticket Agent.
no9-tf LOUISVILLE, Ky
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

Is that cIv-l, right over tl-rr.'' Il -k-..l
"a visitor the other DAY. Right oyer
there:' said the boy; '.gau'I nowhere
else 80
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
ChanCery Sale Of Real Estate.
In ChHnceTy at Jackson, Tenn.

Rob, Il. ell, Atm'rys Io. Henry Sharp. ct al.
DY vrtsC OF Usc~cc oi Sale care-cd al the July
ID Term. 1878, OF The Common Law and Chsucerv
Court uf the County OF MadisuTI haucerv side thereof
viii The north ioor % she CourJ House Jackson
Tenn,
saturday, November 9th, 1873,
expose sale 90 the highest bidder. The following de-
scnbsd real estate. situated m the city % Jackson.
Tenn. and described ~ follows. tn-viI=
-Wlrh front OF 10 tCef from east tu west the
south Of Main street; tbcuc. south feet
more or less Wilhelm Lindsey lire; thence with
that tine 20 feet tu stake; thence north 90 the begin
ming
Terms 81 SaC.-lhc above property will he ~psd o.
credit six sud twelve mua,hs The purchaser being
required Co give notes with approved sycrry. bearing
per from day % sale and lion retained Cu the
land until payInsus ~ purchase r1oucy
j. M, WISDOM. G. g NJ
Ino. L. Brown Sol Au1 Special tUumi sriuusr
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

JACKSON LODGE so. 4j.
A y. Jones, wH;J {. Smith, Secretary. Meets
an Friday in each month
sr. JoHE LODGE, aG2
". T. Robertson, " NJ; n. A. suced, Secretary.
Meets lst Monday in each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
LOUISVILLE, PADUCAH
And Southwestern r. X.
NORTH AND EAST!

Grcct Route from PADUCAH to HENDERSON, EVANS
VILE. NASHVILLE. OWENSBORO, ELlZ-
AEETITTOWN. LOUISVILLE
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
Nadisom CountY Direetory.

The Madison county Branch Of the Tennessee Iulrn-
grafton, Labor aud Real Estate Association, first
Monday in each month at O'Clock A.. NJ at the ofce
OF Williams Campbell A. Il. REiD President; J. j.
WiLLIANs, Secretary.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

A. B. Jones II. p; b. r. Harris. X e.; ". p. Robert
son, s. L. p. Talbot Secretary. Meets Sd Friday in
each month
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
Masonic.

r. Y. May, Shern; John L. Fry, Coroner; ". H.
Bruton, Register; j. N Cartmell, Trustee; T.. Clark
Tax Collector; r s. Mallory, Notary Public.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

Leeper told him his request was useless,
that his wound was fatal and that he
would soon die. Not long after TOmp-
kins and the other pursuers came up one
bV one. When Stigall arrived he imme-
diateIy presented his gun 10 Harp's head
with view 70 blow his brains out, but
Harp moved his head backwards and for
wards, so as 70 prevent il. Thcreupon
StigGll placed the muZzle Of his gun
against the body Of Harp as be lay on the
ground and shot him through the heart.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23
I.O.O.F.

MADISON LoreE. No. Is
Sam't Il. Chester, y c.; J. q. MoCabe. v q. John
T. STARK, Secretary; David Hampton, Treasurer; Rev.
f. MeNair, Chaplain. Meets every Thursday night
Odd Fellows Hall.
LODGE.
Meets every 2nd Thurday night in crch month John
Stark, Secretary.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

ays at 8 am.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

ssets the lat Monday In January and July. Henry
". AcCorry, Chanoellor D. n Wisdom, Clerk Nud Mas
Ter Jno " Gates, Deputy Clerk.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

Meets lst Monday in January, May and September.
II. W. AcCorry, Judge JohR Skenngton Attorney gen
cTal Richard A. SnSed, Clerk
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

JACKSON CoUNciL, 80. Il.
J.w. \, Burkett " T.; I. W. Nurrcn, W. L. Meets
every Tuesday night.
FAST JASKsoN COUNCIL, Nc. sos.
A NJ Rushing. W. 2 John AauIcy. r. $. Meets
every Wednesday night, Of Royal and Orleans
streets.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

LAUNCELor LODGE, l1.
Stod Caruthers, c. C.; ". b. Spencer, v. C.; r. $
Mallory. p. C., L. Nance Proate; IL G. Anderson, h
OF X :. y. s White, n. Of F.. T. J.. kcndrck NJ. OF
r. C. T.. Rotsou, NJ ~; A. Il. Stegali, l. C.; N. N
Bright o, &. Meets every Friday night in Castle Hall
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-23

Mail leaves jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at pm
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and Saturdays at u m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
COTTON MARKETS.

cu,uysTox Sent 29-Cotton quiet; Middling. 1870
l2Ii,ac; Low Middlng 1886 Good Ordinary 2na -
net receipts 2lSl bales exports. coastWse ios' pac'
sales LOCO bales; stock. 1864 bales ,,,,,,. ~.
SEwOsIRAYs sept 29.-Cotton quiet; Middlng DC;
Low Mid,ng l2Sc Good Ordinary ii &c net reeclptss
1879 bales gross 1904 bales; sales 2'zoo paes sooA
SavasSaH Sept 29-Cotton quiet Middng j Hsc. Low
Middnr I3.c; Ordinary l)s4c net receESs I'D
bales; exports, ccnswlSe, $50 Daes
sales / $50 bales stock, 10, 100 bales: ,,,o,-
Low Mddiing iI7sai2c: Ordinary 11sall tc; net
receipts 500 bales exports coas;wise 6Ss bae5 SAFES ooo
AIGrsTA sept 29-Coiton steady demand active: Mid
ding l2iad12asc. Low Mddng l2ec; ne' receipts Coz
WgxPiIIs sept 99-Cotion- Demand fair Mddlng 19se
l25c net receipts $50 bales shipments. s3I bales; ses
$50 bales stock. 1902 bales. ,,,r ,o,.,ov
MiddIng 12iac Good ordinary, II asc net receipts 5g3
bales exports coaswisc As bales sales l42o paies socS
NoEroIK sept, 29-Cotton quiet; Mddng l2ac net RE-
24S7 bales; exports coastwsc 3lll Daes scs @Vo
IOIisvIIIF sept 29.-Cotton quiet Middling l3c -
BOSTON, Sept 2g.-COton quiet Middhng l3'ic: LOW
Middlng l3iic; Good Ordinary l24c net receipts ioi
WnNINGroy, Sept 29.-Cotton steady Mddling IZtc.;
Low Mddnc l2c Good Ordinary, nominal net receipts
1872 bales: sales. 800 bales stock, l60l bales ,o,
PHILADELPHIA sept 29-CottOn quiet; Mluunhe Ios..i
Mdding, 127sc Good Ordinary II &c SiosS io0UP'e'
BaLTI,oRE sept 90 ~; quiet Middling. 13c; Low
Midlng l2sc ordinary, 12sc.; net receipts %
bales gross receipts 2l6 bales exports to Gfea BIln
575 bales cOastwise 40 baesi saies Oh bdies' S' W.
bales: stock 2.SSi bales. .,,, 20, IAN
CYclNSAr Sept. 29.-Cotton quiet; mdding, 1Sc; Low
Middling i22c Good Ordinary, ii 70; net receipts 2po
bales shipments bales sales 50 bales stock 613 bales
81 Louis Sept. 29-Cotlon unchanged MiddLng TAG;
Low Midng 12c.: Good Ordinary. lie; net receipts 81
bales ; shipments. 81 bales stock, ~ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
b. q, Ssc.; SO do, % 10, at Size; and 40 Ohio

do. 81 10, at 6sac. 40 @, ...,..o n, 7i,c
NJ "a d. 81 70. al Tho 20 do o. ~ at w az ~
h, at 7sac 80 do 81 d. at Gae 70 STATE sheep % ID Nv
Judd q Hmckinghan sold 20 state lambs "a average, at
7iac. y N. .oox 100000 N, Gle
Kass Pdccck sold 1T9 Ohio sheep lcS svsrage a. o"'
N M as state laubs 80 N, at &C., 115 do. "a ~ NJ .tc
SwISr-Reoepts 80 $3.50 hogs-lo ears a Se
sey City, IL at forcths Few az O n osnc
2IS M Average were alive at - 50 e. 100 ~ ana soe
heavy State do 800 ID average at - 622 loo ia" W
George Reid Dressed hogs were sold nj ii &C.
fu,c,co Sent 29-CArnE- Receipts todav 1000 head |
official receipts yesterday $500 head market active ou'
,r for Stunning grades Common 70 GOOD ,
ming sQxi Choice Extra 81 25a$6 70 eMs " Vo~
H. "a Souch ots AZ rs Az shipments, 1,ct' head
Recepts 10 600 head market active o. strong anu
1Oai5c higher sales-Iight 81 9Odrs 20 uea., ""
80 80 with pens empty silmes o,'v .,,s
STTFr-Rcceipts LOO head; "N"'N'
sales I 2Jdf5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Sept 29-l23O mCcton Is dull ana eas ,
Nidiinp Ipanls ls,ad Middling Orleans ed; ssies
bales including 1000 bales for sI anu me
can Cotton to arrive quiet sales of Middng Cpian om
Mddng clause september delivery az Id; uy S, n No
yember and december tper sal from savannah at oaa
Breadstui.s are firm. .,. >,,u,nn I-riapds
Cotton Low Middlng clause, shipped october anu I'M
her from Savannah per sai liIed do do OctopeT m
November delivery at 6e DO do shipped December a
American Pork 10 A. Dbl for Mess Bacon, 5so c"I ior
Long Clear MidAles. 80, 1900 ,o,,,, IN
dav, =, 700 bales were American .,,,,,- Y-u,.nas
iIyERPOOI. 29--5 y. m-Sales OF Mlullng phl's
Cotton Irregular eontract shipped October ana NOVEMBER a'
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

LONDON sept 29-l2SO mThe rate for money at o tne
Stock Government securities Is ~ pei GENT
Conso iis money and the account United states
Bonds 1905 old 1868; 1868 1878 Erie Railway shares
10. 49, 1910 ,o,,o. =,
LONDON Sept 29-1SO mParis advoes quote Ren'es OF
65f. SOC. i, ,u,o. r.,,,
LONDON sept 1880 p m-The amount OF bullion VIII !.
drawn the Bank Of England on balance iotay ~
p log 900 Erie Railway shares, ljs. Tallow o2o613 Y
cwt. for 1915 ,- -. n...o. n,
IoSpoS Sept. 29-4 D. m.-Pars advices quote Rones al
6jf. 25c. ., o,-.,o,
IoXDON sent 29-Fvening -Inseed Oil opened at 243
cwt aud closed at aga g. Spirits Of Tupentine, - ga
23 p cwt.
LONDON MARKET-SEPT. z
ROsn-' Onnlun
FgANKroRT sept 29-Uned States Bonds new Elves 99's
ANTWERP Sept. 29-Petroeum Psf. for fine Pale Amer
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

ssl So October 81 So November no dS 9 MIA 25sS
os October q wit no
sales for cash SO c September Active 70.
best grades sample Of Choice wisconsin and Hinhssod
ashanged no 2 cc PORK inactive and lower at s22 90
R XII SIDES Mss i2c CLEAR SIDES drmer coed de-
Clear Sides iaa whisky Inactive tnn,S and i lSws sbp
per 81 25dsT 50 grades 81 Goasa so Bm.cns aIs
selTts 20: Extra IS Cattle easier good ucnalu s'os
Good 70 choice Natives a. 25d 25 Medium to Fair 81 20
as Common Light s3as3 Go Good to Choice Ieass az
stdS4 alb Medium Fair So l5dS3 20 common ~ W
ass 600 6Ss T %hsa SS 900 b Sns
RYE l. zoo bush Hogs, 800 Cattle, 2,475 head ,.
ToITDo sept 2gflouI steady with moierse de Whi,s
Wheat inactive No 3 White Wabash. 81 20 NO n,.e
Michigan 20 81 No do 81 70 Amber Michigan ~
October Al 27L; November, g 81 Dcceinber u 49,
no Amber Michigan 81 0s No Red Winter Sn or Ue, TO-
active High Mixcd 6oc N3vsaee ssc Low No
spot October 3sic Noyember S9c White H5e
-, RnfaIo ann Mt c TO kingston ac Receipts for two
daysiOO bbs Flour 900 bush Wheat 0o bush Corn
10000 bush Oats. shipments, two days2OJO DDS ro"
27OOJ bush Wheat $4,000 bush. Corn. 5000 bush OATS