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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-03-20
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
H. q 8. BEARD, Auctioneexs.

The Columbia Building aud Loan AssocSa-
ton, OF Richlsud. County, South OaruIs-
ma: against Emma K. Singleton.
PY virtue OF power to me given, as Prexs-
- dent of the CoIumbia Building aD9
Loan Association, OF Richland Oounty,.
South Carolina, by the above named EmrnK
e. singleton, by her deed. sealed and ceM-
vered, to sell the property hereinafter dS
scribed, and for her and in her nams tz,
execute proper titles to the purchaser an
purchasers OF the said premises, I do hsse-
BY give notice. that on the FIRST MON
DAY IN APRIL NEXT. will sell, at pphlar,
Court House, to the highest bidder,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Bnaa-.
ings thereon, situated in the city Of Colun-
bia, and bounded as follows: On the Weaa
by Assembly street, and fronting thersoa,
forty.ive t45) feet, moro or less; South By
Mrs III. 4. Stratton, and running theroo1s
one hundred (100) feet; East by 6tofR. r.
Baldwin, and lot formerly of Dedrick Hans-
North by lot OF X. F Baldwin.
Terms cash. GEO. l.. DIAL.
President of the Columbia Building nsdi
Loan Association, of Riohland Oonnsp,
South Carolina. Mar IA m4
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
II. u \. BEARD, Aussioz,eern

The Colnmba Building and Loan Assooia-
ton, OF Kichlond County, South Carolina,
against simol May and OlAli issA May.
pY virtue OF power to me given as presi.
I'D dent Of the Oolumbia building and
Loan Association, or uchland County, s
o., by the above nsmed Simon May and Ola.
rissa May, by. their deed, sealed and deli
vcrod. to sell the property hereinafter do
scribed and for them and in their name to
execute proper titles TO tho pnfohaser or
purchasers OF the said premises. / do here
by give notice that on the FIRST MONDAY
in ApiiI Ut IT. l win sell. at pnblio, auction,
in tho city Of Columbia. before the Court
House, to the highest bidder, i'E
AL that LOT OF LAND, With the Build.
ings thereon, in the city OF Coiunsbia, on
the East side OF Marion street, between
Taylor and Plato; bounded on ths West by
Marion street, fronting thereon fifty.two
feet, more or less; North by lots now or
lately of C. Bouknight and q. Daniels; East
by lot now or lately OF the estate Of @. Beck,
and South by lots ofS. @. Nichols aud Wan
namaker. Terms each.
GEO. L. DIAL,
President OF the Columbia Building aud
Loan Aseociation Of Riohland County,
SO. .... March 13 m
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Foreclosure of Mortgage.
III. & g. BEARD. Auctioueera.

4
The Columbia Building and Loan Associa-
ton, OF Richland County. South Carolina,
against Simon May and Clariesa May.
pY virtue Of power to me given as Presi-
LID dent Of the Columbia Building and
Loan Association, OF Richland County.
South Carolina, by the above named Simon
Maryland Clarissa May, by their deed, sealed
and delivered, to sell the property herein
after described, and for them and ia their
name. to execute proper titles to the pur-
chaser or purchasers OF the said premises,
do hereby give notice that on tho FIRST
MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, will sell, at
public auction, in the city Of Columb bia, be-
fore the Court loose, to the highest bidder.
All that LOT OF LAND, situate in the
city OF Columbia, with the Buildings there
on, fronting on Marion street forty (4Ol
feet, bounded South by lots offs. q. Nichols
and Wannamaker; Kast by lot of said
Simon May and Clarissa May; West by
Marion street. and North by lot OF said
Simon May and Clarissa May and lot lately
OF g. Bouknight. Said lot runs back on
Southern boundary Eastwardly one hun.
dred feet, moro or lens. and on Northern
boundary runs back Eastwardly, with o
front OF forty feet, to point ffty-two feet
from Marion street, when it nnrrowe to
twentyseven, more or less, and runs back
to point one hundred fest, more or less,
from Marion street Eastwardly.
Terms cash. GEO. L. DIAL,
President Of the Columbia Building and
Loan Association, OF Richland County,
South Carolina. March IA ma
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

ID. C. PEIxOTTO & SON, AuctIonssrs.
The Meohanics' and Farmers Building aaia
Loan Association, Of Riohlsnd County,
South Carolina against Charles JsggsTa.
PY virtue OF power to me given as PFesl--
I'D dert Of the Mech anica' and Far1neysy
building and Loan Association, OF RiGA-
land Comfy, South Osrolins, by the above
named Charles Jaggers, by his deed, sealed
and delivered, to sell the property herein
after described, and for him and his nalDn
to execute proper titles to the purchaser or
purchasers Of the said premises, hereby
give notice, that on the FIRST MONDAT
OF APRIL NEXT, T will sell at puhls,.
auction, in the city Of Columbia, before tAs
Court House, to the highest bidder,
All thatLOT OF LAND. -ituated in city el
Columbia, and bounded 40 follows, to Iii:
On the Northlby lot OF Thomns J. LMaotas
East by street as yet unnamed, South By
lot OF Sturgis and on the West by Ioa Gs
Allen. The lot herein conveyed Ia aituateE,
in the Eastern portion OF Columbia, knoHE,
as Waverly; measures on it's Eastern and
Western lines SO feet inches, and on IT'D
Northern and Southern lines 168 feet, end
is part Of the Tract Of Land conveyed bT.
deed to Thomas J. LaMotte by 9. Olin Tai
ley. R. b. SENN.
President Of the Mechanics and Farme1n'
Building and Loan Association, OF lsicls,
land County. South Carolina
Mar 13, 23, Al
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Valuable ReM Ex'ote.
By II. & s. BEARD Auctioneerr,.

Curoline II. Preston os. Emma r. Mos.r--.
Foreclosure OF Mortgage for PpichassL
Money.
DUnSUANr to the powers Of sale ev1-~
L tanned in the mortgage OF Emma r..
Mnsee To CarOliue NJ. Pre- stnn, OF date 1itfs
January. 1878, recorded i'll k=g,s ter Mrena,
Conve! ahcs Office of Richlahd County, 4.
c., In hook Ut Mortgages. pa ses $40. S9r
April next, il 'ront OF the Court House,
Columbia, =. e.. at 10 o'olorA:A. N : o., ma.
sDOn thereafter as Convenient. ell, ikAh
square ih the city ol Columbia. containing
-FOUR AOnEa. more or leBEv, With lstr
BUILDINGS thsreon--bonnded by LauEsl. :.
Bianding. Henderson aud itkens streetes.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash suf3cfeut to peya
the amount due 10th February, 1873, GA
mortgage Aforesaid, to wit: Heven thop-
sand one hundred and tVent y-eight 81, ,l281.
dollars, suti tiuteFert tToai 10Th febsuarys
1875; Insurance. premiums past due. to Wit
two hundred ts20)i dollars, and all on
penses OF the sale; the balance ,.seopzaiA
by bond Of the purchaser. and mortgaEe
OF the piehises, PAYABLE! IN annnaA
installments. the aret Of ave Thousand fopa
ruary. 1876; the second OF like amount ez,
the 10th February, l877, and the bafsnoo o.
the l0th February, 1879, with interest ON,
the whole credit part at the rate Of eight
per cent. per annnm. to be paid annaeng
from the 10th February. 1875. apoiFtAe'
anu IL not paid, the interest TO bear inse-
re.t at thu same sate uatil. paid. The pro-
miaes TO be insured for full amount, and tAas
poliny y. signed to me. Purohasers over ana
above bid TO pay Tor papers and OIL ts2ee3,
city, city ana stats standing against the pro-
CAROLINE II. PRESRolg.
For farther Information, apply TO JoHrg.
I. RHETr, Attorney at Law, Law Renga.
Columbia, 3. O.. Ma 1AA.
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SELBY COLUMBIA S. G. SATURDAY MORNING. 90 1876

Of tho Citizens' Savings Bank, of South
Carolina, and his assigns, to sell the pre-
pose Of satisfying certain mortgages Of
the said John Fielding to said bank, or held
by said bank, l will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY IN APRIL NEXT, at the usual
hour, before tho Court Heuse. in Columbia.
All that LOT, PIECE OF PARCEL OF
LAND, with the Buildings thereon, situate
and being in tho city Of Columbia, and
County OF Richland, butting and bounding
to the North on lot Of McAIIister; to the
East on lot OF John P. Southern; to the
South on Plain street, and to the West on
Epstin.
TERMS OF 6ALE-One-half cash; balance
on credit OF one year, secured by bond and
mortgage OF premises.
JOHN FISHER,
Mar IA m2 Al Trustee in Bankruptcy.
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Foreclosure OF Mortgage.
d. O. PEIxOTTO q SON. A2cslore,

Agnes 8: Talley us. VIM. n. LyBrand.-
foreclosure of Mortgage.
pURSUAkT to the powers OF sale CO..
Il tanned In mortgage from VIM. NJ.
LyB1and to Agness: Tailey, dated Aug1aa
29,' 1873, recorded in tho Office Of Re gistcroF
Mesne Conveyances Richland County, BooN
81, pages 625 and GAG, will sell, on tRT
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL NEXt, befb7a
the court House. in Columbia. 8. o.. .at Hg
practicable,
An that piece. parcel or LOT OF LAND.
situate, lying and being In the city Of 90.
lnmbia,. on the West side of RichaYdsurs
street, fronting thereon &c feet, mora O..
less. and running back one hundred and
forty-nine feet four inches, more or lnse !.
bounded North by lot sold by execut ora Of
Henry Davis to ". X. Green6eld; East B,Y'
richardson street; South by lot sold by on.
eoutors Of Henry Davis to John 8. Mcya,-
tosh, and West by lot sold by william H
LyBrand to Lewis Baker.
TERMS OF SALE--Cash; purch aser to pas.
for papers. AGNES 8. TALLY.
mar IS uatl&
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

HI. & 8, BEARD, Auctioncers.
The Mechanics sndlFarmsrs' Building and
Loan Association, of Riohland County,
South Oarolinn. against Iehom Mitchell.
PY virtue Of power to me given, as Pre-
- sident OF the Mechanios' and Farmers
building snd Loan Association. Of Riohland
County, South Carolina, by tho above
named !shom Mitchell, by his deed, sealed
and delivered, to sell the property herein
after described, and for him and in his
name to execute proper titles to the pur-
chaser na"ah or purchasers Of the said premises;
MONDAY OF APRIL NEXT. will sell, at
public auction, in the city Of Columbia, be-
fore the Court House, to the highest bid
der, for cash,
Ali that LotT OF LAND. with buildings
thereon, situate in the city Of Oolumbis,
and bounded as follows, to wit: On tho
North, by Plain street; South by lot for
merly belonging TO Caesar Gully; and West
by lot now or formerly belonging to Ran
dali. The said lot contains one.haf acre,
moro or less. R.D. SENN.
President Of the Mechanics and Farmers
Building and Loan Association, of Rich
land County, South Carolina.
NJ 10. %. IA
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State South Carolina.-.Richla 90
BY B. 1. Boone. Judge Of Probate Richldnd
County.
Walter Brice and Martha E., his wife;
Banks Thompson and Sarah E., his wife;
William Ragsdale and Mary E., his wife;
John 3. McGowan and Adcla c., his wife;
Augustus John Grove and Louella, his
wife; VIM. b. Gill and AIrs. VIM. II. Gill,
his wife; George W. Hill. Robert NJ. Saun :.
dsrs. 1,. yiole Saunders, Lawrence King and
Ella M., his wife; John Kinoaid and Sarah
A, his wife; Moses Sarvis and Lilly NJ,
his vile; William u. Hardin and Rebecca,
his wife; Susan A. Moore, Fannie E.
Moore, Ida Moore, Lydia Moore, John NJ.
Moore, Miohaol D. Wade, Martin Phillips
and Rebecca. his wife; Mary Gage, Jane
Wade, Eliza F. Harrison. Sarah Il.
Hicklin. VIM. I. Thorn and Fannie p.
his wife; Mary L.. Douglass, l.. 8. Dou-
glass and Thos. J. II. DouGlass-GREkr
ING:
WOU are hereby equired to appear at
Il the Court House in Columbia, for
Richland County. on the THIRTlETH day
OF April, A. D. 1875, to shew cause, il any
you can, Why the real estate of Kebeoca
Moore, deceased, situate in said County,
and described in the petition Of Rosina
Wade, filed in my Office, should not he di.
vided or sold, allotting to the ssid kosina
Wade and the other devisaes and heirs OF
deviseos Of the ssid Rebeccs Moore. de-
ceased, enumerated In this citation, .heir
respective shares, according to their re.
speotive rights.
Given under my hand and seal. this mint b
day OF February, In the year Of our Lord
ono Thousand eight hundred and seventy
five. and In the ninety-ninth year OF Ame-
rican Independence. B. I. BOONE,
haroh IA m6 Judge OF Probate.
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, There ie gold in the Black Hills. and

4 There is gold In the Black Hills, and
%the adventurous prospeotor and miner
have gone there without 80 much as
/ saying "by your leave" to the noble
! red man: Government treaties with
the Indians forbid the invasion OF that
region, by the settler, and military
orders have been issued interdioting
Athe heroes OF the pick and pan from
fhrusting their pale faces into the
5hsppy hunting grounds OF the fretful
ywards OF the nation. But history now
as ever is repeating itself, and the
miner is there with his stockade erect.
ed, his claims staked off, his lave
made. which will one day settle titles
Ia the Supreme Court of the United
States, and-he will stayl The braves
OF the Sioux will whet their scalping
knives, trade in good supply Of arms.
AMMUNITION and fre-water, and when
all, things are in readiness, they will
surprise and massacre some weak out.
post or struggling band of the
pioneers, VINO are laying the founda-
tion of our civilization in defiance of
law. The miner will avenge the blood
Of his fallen comrades; there will be
many unknbwn graves of the SONS OF
the forest as he makes peace over the
desolated wigwams OF his foes. and by
and-by new empire will be added to-
the galaxy of States. It is not law,
nor ia it Christianity. nor is it Justice;
bnt it'is destiny.
.Foll unofficial returns from New
Hampshire give Cheney, Republican,
80, 40; Roberts, Democrat, 38,787,
and White, Temperance, 7s1 votes for
Governor. Cheney has 653 plurality,
but fails OF an election by 1913 votes.
The Legislature being Republican,
will elect Cheney. The total vote is
79,008-the largest ever cast for q
State officer. The Democrats elect
Messrs. Jone= and Bell to Congress,
land the Republicans elect Mr.. Blair
o Democratic gain of one. Is,
Mrs. Myra CLARK Gaines holds
judgment against the city of New Or
leans for about $40, 900. She has
been trying to execute this Judgment
for some time past, the batture pro-
perty IL front os The heart Of the city
that between Canal and st. Joseph
streets-being levied upon for that
purpose. The plaintiff in execution
has taken steps to bring about sale
0! the bsttute sometime in the present
month.
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Sale Under Power to Satisfy Mort.
cages.

Sale Under Power to Satisfy Mort
cages.
DC. PElXOTTO & SON, ,Auctioneers
pY virtue OF the power OF attorney. en-
ID dorsed upon the mortgage OF Thomas
j. LaMotto, to the Citiz ans savings Bank
OF South Carolina. empowering The under.
elgned TO sell the premises mortgaged. |
Will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
APRIL NEXT, at the usual hour, before
the Conrt House. in Columbia, the follow
ing deserted lots OF land. all situate In the
city of Columbia and liichland County:
l. The LOT OF LAND, bounded on tho
South by Bianding street; Eatt by lot Of
John u. Dennis; West by lot VI +. L. Car
ddozo, aud North b, lot 0: Thomas ]. La
Motte; measuring on Blanding stree. one
hundred aud foui toet -FOUR incher, and
then running back two hundred aud oight
feet eight inches.
2. LOr, BOUNDED on the North Jy lot OF
john Is Drnnis; East b: LOT of john b.
Dennis; south by lot OF Thomas j. La
Motto and iut ot +. l.. CardoZc, aud West
by Gadsden street; nt asnTiny on 0adsden
street one huadred aud four fmt fonr
inches, and running back two hundi ed aud
eight feet eight inches.
3. LOT OF LAND, containing three.
four,hs OF al here. b..uhdGtl North by lot
form erly OF J. l. Beard; nn thu Ea,t by
BAtnwcIl street; un the South by lot ut
Barre. and Weet b. lots Of 4. G. Haskell
and Cooper.
i. LOT OF LAND, containing one acre,
bounded North BY lot OF augustus Cooper
East by lot OF 4. rraeger; South by Wheat
sireet. and West by Assembly street,
TLnMs OF SALK--Gash
john FISHER.
Mar IA m2 Al Trustt e in Bamkru ptoy.
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remedy in my life."-H. HAINER, 81. Louis,
Mo.
Hon. Alez. II. Stephens.
II occasionally use. when my condition
requires it, DR.. Simmons Liver Regulator,
with good effeot."-Hon. ALEX. IL. STE
PHENS.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Your Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time, and um persuaded
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II have used tho Regulator in my family
for the past seventeen years. can safely
recommend it to the world ae the best me-
dioine have ever used for that class OF
direasea it purports to cure.-H. T. THO
PEN.
President of CITY Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
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NUTTINa.
Druggist.
I'VE have been acquainted with DR.. Sim.
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azd q. L. LYON, Belleiontaine, Ga.
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For Sale or Rent,

n F0r Sale or Kent,
A OOMMODIOUS and handsomely
sfHisf finished COTTAGE HOUSE, North
l1illwest corner Pendleton and Assembly
streets; with fipe Stables, Kitchen, Gar.
Aen, etc., attached; Hot and Gold Water
Ind ell othor conveniences. Pos session
liyen April l.. Apply to
2 March 5 jos. TAYLOR.
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"Have been dyspeptic for years; began
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a charm in my case."-Rev. j. O; HOLMES.
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Sheriff Btbb County.
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Ay Wife. o.
my wife aud self have used the Regula-
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tues."-Rev. ]. h. FIELDER, Perry, Ga.
~ think Simmons' Liver Regulator one
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uBed it with wonderful effeot."-E. Z.
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II have used the Regulator in my family,
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dRIoos. ID. D., Macon, GAL Jan 30tw6m
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For Rent or Sale.

For Rent or Sale.
kzA THE commodious HOUSE on the
B;M corner OF Assembly and Lady streets
is undergoing repairg, and will be
rented or eold on reasonable terms In.
quire OF r~ b. SWAFFlEED.
Feb al sA
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.AuoTaom @al&H


Valuable City ] Property for Sale.
ID. G. PEiXOTTO d SON, Auctioneers.
Sale Under Po,oer to Satisfy Mortgages.
PY virtne. OF the power OF attorney Of
I'D John Fielding, empowering the Cashier
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To Rent,

, ' To Rent, %
G\ AOOTTAGE. containing rooms,
Ejl eituated on Lincoln street, between
Lady and Washington. Possession
given Immediately. Apply to
~ w. 81. OASSON,
March 16 South Carolina Railroad.
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For Rent

For Rent
f{53 TIE three-story BRICK BUILD
Ei!H ING, on Plain street, rear Of the
ez]iN Central Bank. nt present occupied
by Miss Peroival 10 boarding house. 1t
oontnins seventeen rooms, with ell water
conveniences, gas, etc. Kitchen. stable
snd al! Unnecessary yout-bufldipge For terms,
apply tc F~ j. @. MARSHALL.
March +
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Spring Prints---New Styles,
JUST RECEIVED.
EoR Sixty DAYS. FALL AND WIN.
Il. TER GOODS will be sold REGARD.
LESS OF COST. G. F. JACKSON,
JnnIS Leader o: Low Prioea.
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UOTsg9OR3g

UOTsTONy
GTORED AND INJURED at the very low.
~ eat rates, end the top Of tho market
guaranteed for all Cotton consigned to ps
for sale.
Advances made at one per cent. per month
upon all cotton stored with as. No charge
fordraydge.
HAYy
Northern Timothy and Glover at 81 85
snd 81 60per hundred. Full weight guar
anteed.
SEED POTAT OESs
Fine Esriy Rose, Goodrich, Peerless,
Peachblows, and othor varieties.
GWAM0y
Jonesport Fertilizer-as good as any
nsed. s46 per ton, oash. and $50 per ton,
SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE CO..
Feb 10 3m Opposite =. @. R. r. Depot.
The New York herald., 1875-11-29

corn $1,000 do oats 900 do Railroad reeeipts-Fiour
$40 bbs wheat, 2OOO bushels; corn 10000 do oats
5000 do barley. 6O00 do Railroad shipments-Flour,
BOO bbs wheat ~ 500 bushels corn I29OOO do oats
500 do barley 6O)O do Canal shipments 70 interior
gonts-Oorn 1oOO bushels Quotation-Flour quiet sales
80 oDs ~ unvaried quotations Wheat dull; small sales
wnise wisconsin on private terms and white Michigan at
Oats inactive; Rye inactive Barley quiet and firm sales
o. ]ouV bushels Canada No l, At ~ I5 No at u ~
sas ana beans quiet retail trade only Pork dull sales az
~ - or heavy Lard dull and lower At l315c- High
winss-smal trade At 81 l41s 81 is.
TOLEDO Nov 27, 1878.
Flour dull Wheat dull, tending downward No white
wabash, pl ~: No do, 81 "a; No. white Michigan,
80 amber Michigan spot and December 81 ls: January,
y February, " "a; No amber Michigan u ol NO
amer held higher; high mixed ole. November 62c new,
o37ac low mixed 52lzc No. white 52c no grade.
new, 4st3c Oats nrmer; held higher No ?, 3oc white
aOtzc Michigan, 341.c rejected 3le ReceiptszOo bbls
Hour 1900 bushels wheat. SO 600 do 1000 do oats
shipment7oo bbls flour "a 900 bushels wheat do
CHICAGO, Nov 81. 1875.
Flour dull Wheat in fair demand lower rates. No
Chicago spring, 81 O7 81 0S No do, 81 04 81 O4S,
spot 81 O4ss December; 81 O5h January; has sold at
III O7 January No. do SIC rejected 7oc. Corn active
and lower; No mix ed 49i<c spot November; 47c.
bid, all the year; rejected old do new doe Oats
quiet weak No. 3o5Sc 3o1sc Barley dull and lower At
light but holders r PORK easier but in good demand at
$40 spot $19 IS all tho year Lard quiet but frmer.
$l2 30 $l2 49, spot Sl3 as February Bukmeas steady
10000 bushels wheat $1,000 do $1,000 do. oats
1000 do. barley, 1000 do rye Shipments-6OoO bbls
Hour & 900 bushels wheat 10000 do corn, 5000 do oats
1000 do barley There afternoon call OF the Board
The New York herald., 1875-11-29
BROOKLYN RING SUITS.

The proposed prosecution Of the members OF the
Brooklyn "Rrng" was a subject OF widespread com
ment in that city yesterday. A reporter yesterday
visited Mr.. John +. Parsons his residence No 2OS
Madison avenue, New York. with reference the pro-
posed prosecutions Mr. Parsons said that technically
and officially he had not yet accepted the position
rendered him by Attorney General Pratt as prosecut
ing officer for the State against the members OF the al
legged corrupt combination Of Brooklyn officials and
tractors He believed, however, that he probably would
accept lie would push matters the utmost when
once he undertook the cause. Having recommended
the suits. he would prosecute them, both civy and
crimnay. The civil suits would be the first TO be
commenced they could then attach the property OF
defendants Alter that the criminal suits could DO
brought Ho had selected the and the Third
sewer Jobs because he thought they would DO
sufficient TO begin with.