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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-07

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-FlCur dun and
unchanged; family SA9Oa5-05. Wheat dull
and lower; red Sl.O5al.07. Corn lower at
67a70c. Oats 60a52c. Rye S1.l0. Barley
steady at Sl.45sl.50. Mess pork higher at
S19. 25ai9.J0 Lard sCa-ce and firm; steam
13!aSl3.30 bid; 1889 asked; kettle l4c.
Bulk meats quiet and unchanged, only in
limited iObbing demand; shoulders 7sc;
clear rib 9lca95e, all for Is days in salt,
Loose. Bacon steady; shoulders S5aStc;
clear rib sides quiet. Whisky firm at 94c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-01-07
WANTED.

UTANTED 10 BUY-sl0.OQO OF wilson
w County Bonds Apply q s. ". STEELE
~ A n College street. far7 lie
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Sf7I.o ~" 2 - '-r'-1'-'' Ut - 80
NESS, 9 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
MONDAY, July 19-P. VI.

The railway and miscellaneous share market
opened little irregular, but generally not very far
from the prices ruling at the close of the Exchange
Saturday last, and after decline OF a to o per
cent OH the leading specalatyes, made at the Tegu-
lar cali a sharp upward movement. which gen
orally maintained until the afternoon board, when
they again yielded; but ut the close quotations
the bnll movement in the Western shares
may be said to he still progressing. The
leading stock of the day in point Of activity has
been Lake Shore which sold to the extent of 81 100
shares at Gla6Ol2GG 81 isGG02l0 G1@
C07s0G1Ii G60A0 and afterward at 6094O
81, closing at COZ, the on Saturday.
This stock is probably sustained by the short i'll
terest. OF Western Union % 800 shares were sOld
the stock opening at 1913, selling mp TO SO7s, and
closing at SOos, an advance OF per cent since Sat
urday. Northwestern came again to the front to-
day, and was dealt in to the extent Of 1s,l00
shares opening at IL If, and thereafter selling at
413i@407s 0413s, an advance Of a per cent. Erie
was fairly active, but without material fluctuations,
having on sales of 400 shay opened at 1925
and astsrw ard sold at 1880 15015l2, decline of
u per cent. Pacific Mail went of - on sales of
1900 shares. st. Paul sales of |, 500 shares,
advanced g per cent, and the Preferred 4 sales
OF $500 shares. Northwest Preferred, sales
Of 1000 shares, advanced 3 per cent to 55si Rock
Island opened at 10J4 and closed at 1864
On sales of 1000 shares Wabash is per cent bet
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DOME sTIg MARKETS.

ALpAHy. July Nv Ieat-NouiDp doing. Rye very ffm
aud n ,u1d 10 sales al 20 bash - t' i Store
nj ~ = corn IN ueuaDd at fnl pncts: "i 400
bs " rst.n AiNr -lOrs. al Sc NtstTp yellow h,i
Al = e. AID nunA state "a oJaroc. no sab ba'y Malt
ana ,l. IN f. r,asj sal,- of 400 bush No. Md state
AZ ~ " catrn at III '2c. and os No. he
IA, nMoGR July 10 Cotton slaie nrm' Nj uiliag
lie Flour nrn Howard ana Western super, - -
~ 10 ,lo. Estra., - 80 dp. Family = 1Jn q -
,it Mills Snar- " % - do. Extras - 2Id.) 10 do.
no Uranus ~ 49, ~ dO. Family, - - neat folg ad
active. w. / Western Amb,r. ~ ~ No dy- ~ 80;
MArd 90, ~ 80; 10. Western Ret II 40: M" do,
III a,; pcnns, Ivan Red, ~ 30d-l haryau To-.
3Os i 40 Amber. "a 42G-i u; d. Niitr, ~ -
a. 4J; va. IN oaso ANA MM"auht" olrhg. . q
81 Southern sied Ne,teru cNci's ADd Ia he
Soltncrn Waite, 4r; d.. IciOo, Sci Western Mi.ri,
= ~ SPOT ~ bid last hall August sels 20 SIC, sep
amber. Oa,s STEADY s"oih'in Nv, O.c, .s'"i y
Wtue Western Mixed, e. Rye 1ill nouiinany 10
al iiay dul Maryland aud P,nnsi lvania, ~ $50
pro,1f0is quht bat ork arm al VI. BulA Meas
no ua ~,o.ldrrS, 81; Clear tib sides, l2e house
packed oai2lc. Bacon fairly active shoulders, -a uc
Thar lib Sides l3Ac. Hams l4al4 &c. Iatd steady
psnre,I lie. Butter firm and ACHE Western Extras
c. do 4 rst@ - ale PeIruiyum uumill ,rndc, AZ,
a. - Refined, ii sGll &c Cvaee .iet and steady Ori
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
4rDADtNA AfaDLgL frA

IoNpOv. Iny ljl2 80 p. m-tiie Railway shares 1891
Fri. IN ieird, .. 81,
LONDON July l9-l p. m.-Erir Railway shares, i3l2
IDNpos, 10 30 p. Hffic Ealiw - shares, 10 F.
INEspOol, Juiy l9-I28o p. M Oiiuh l. steady NM.
III ns Uplauds. I'll; Mdding orleans 1i4d; sales, 2OJO
balr- iucIuoun" 20 % tore erulatl"n anh eNi'ori
II l!rOo Juv H. i sales a. Cotton on the basis ~
MIDI. ug tnds nothing b,low Good Ordinary, deliverable
uly al 3; ao notling low Low Mildlngs, deliverable
-fember and october. AT Z isi.
rNEkrt o., July 49, =. m.-Saes or 'oiion on Tie
~ Millng Upauds, nothing Dto" Low Mhiil nE dc
liz rspl- August and Sep-m' r. AT 'lcd S'ai - "a
qusIt.r FOR Mixed M'-ri iac"L % - c"t Tor
Ion~ lear Hii,l PORK "a = bbi for New Mess I.ar''
10 ron july 80 $50 D. mThe al discount in the
open narA,i months bills II per cent which l. =
per relOw the Bank ID dispatches quote reites
a 50 francs DC 'ltncs. r.. 49,
- fsfOu, JAY l9-o m-OI the SAFES Oh Nol'oh 'ou'y
10, q bles were AMERICAN $50 -.
'IA,l0V July 10 $3.50 p. m.-The amount Of bullion gone
INTO tine }ann III balance To-Day is elS ZOO 800
IONDOA, ia l9-i m.fLie Eaiiway shares, 1872 DO
Preferred, -. , H., - NJ,
for IN. account 3,. United states 20 bonds lo6Is
lUil. Eiic alN8y shares, l3 =; do. preferred, 251
iONplN, July lJ3O D. mPaIis dspac ies quote hehtes
al Ga. oJC. ..-.. , ~. ,...,. ,oco.
gS3s ~ ,
,l, uew cro on he Millng Upans, nothing bel w
100 GENITAL Cl oInia wite Corn. 33 6@J5
q 1lari.I Mod " estern.
Npo, Jlly 10 9. m -Tal ow, 81 9Ifi = cwt. Sugar
- u 3 Is for ~ l. Dufcn STANDARD. a1oaf
ANrwEll, July l9Esehing-f e"ieui - IL l"r nue. Pao
Ann rcan. 80 nj. A..
Ii ER.O0, july l9-fvening.-o.i Of Iulelihe, y
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COTTON MARKETS.

CnARLEsroy July is-Co,t0n duui MiidiBg f4acj Low
MiIIug ia &C.; Good Ordinary, IS % nrI receipts Oasi
eSprs "se, SOB bales sslr 80 bales stock, ost5
-AyAsyAu July I9-Cotton dun and nominal Middtns.
lic Low Adiug, i3osi O0"f ordinary, 1850 ,et re-
ccos bar- AZ bals .xpors codst"s" ia Dass:
a. = II bales STOCK i,3ls BAGS
sionhF. July l9.Cotton nominal Middlng H@c Low
MiGdl.ng Is. Good Ordinary, l3i1c. rrceipts -
bales: gross, balls exports coastwse, ~ bales salca
32l bales stock, 1,oll bales -
l>RwO -lEtS,. Jny 49, Cotton unchanged Middliag IA;
Mdog, he. Uod Ordinary, l2Sge net rr'tIiis ITO
bates NOS. bales EXPORTS costS Use, ,l99 Daies saIs
100 al = sIocN, ~ ; ,. baieS. ,
Axe: Low Midlne - gc Good Ordinary 80, ssp"ftA
coastw -, bales; sales % bses Ok, i,S,S bales.
BALID.oGe July l3.-toaon quiet hiddhn9, i5e; Low
Mmdbng l4Ac. Cool OrigstJ, &c; gi9ss rs..ip,A u
bales; c,InriS cOastwse, 20 J2losj Sales 200 basss
spinner. go bsles; siocs, 2,ii7 babes. ,.,,,,--
WLAiNTlON, July 10 Oifon unchanged Mihhi NJ.
II 2,; Midlng u ~. cord Ordinary, I3c. re-
oe % bales; exports soast"ise % bales st0ck' 40
BOOK, July 49, Cotton quiet Midt!nc Isle Low
Midlling Ordinary ltc. receipts. llb 5asA
lros-. 10 ba.es al = 90 bas -sosS, 800 bales
Mahas, i'e. Goyd Ordinary, lie net receipts. liz
bles, gross receipt lji bales. ~
AtGVsiA, Jus l-Cnttoh nominal Mldlhs' - &c; hew
Miing. lic Good Culinary, iJ4c net rece's, - baos
NoaFoiN, July l9.-Cotton quet Mdning l4qal4Ncj
bales exports coast"lhe 40 9.si SAILS. -
bales stock, 1860 bales. $1,000 -
MEdp Is iuy l9Cotton quiet Niidlng ABR. net 70
c,!ds bales; snDmeu,s 30 bales stOch. $50 ball
NINgINSAi July l9.COitOn utc9nP'd, hltniine. is'rj
ddng sr Good Ordinary, SCI net rCcspts. lSS
balOs shipment. bales; stock, 1856 bales. -
Lot july 10 Cotton dull aud huIipai; Midlne.
II &C.. LO" Midnug, lac Good tniintry, gre srcss
receipts 10 bales shipments, .iB bal =. stock lSsS baes
Two bales 81 e W c y ir0 near i"Sns. e I'NAs, wefe
s,h AZ aucti' ai 800; Glars, G"'G sud iow Mhttng
LD.issILiF, July lJ.-CottOn steady M.dGNng NC.
Providence PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
80 els, standard AMI eN,ra- 80 days. ~Ih qoes
nia Aci
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Money was abundant and easy at Pal p per cent
on call and 3l2Gj for prime discounts The Customs
roepts at Washington to-day were $4,000 and
Internal Revenue receipts $500 0OG the H.. Treas
urer receiving 100000 National bank notes for re-
demptlon. ! he following is the Carihg -hcuse
statement Currency exchanges $1I,3if71J; cur
Iency balances 80, O73, 459; gold exchanges, Sill,
49g,979 gold balances, II ,1O0,792.
Government bonds were active and marked q
smart decline in sympathy with gold. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-rhe market for Rio nains INN Urt very
Oric Ic following lots we're tlAcn Odt ~ Sok 900 bags
Der D.. pee sii1e $40 limo
= BaltIInuIr note a 900 lc.rt
Itd. W. quote ordinary csrgo,s ~ Ia
Il : 40, l. "a he good 80 l'lic.i prime n
~ .0I9 aud range iJr lois ia ~ZO ~, a. eo'
SaJ,s i,r tie week ch' tiis evening were o. o+es
JO,tUl bays iDclu' 80 Dlts
~ Nen.loik, 2,h7l Laas BnuIuO,c, jOO bags at
a,Od hn AIDING Tor nisrh Stics 10 litn uit
lt2 lJl bsgs ii from United states nom Jun. 10 W
i7ih inst, 2Ol 900 ba.s
CpIYD.Sihr Du+n ~ Ia spot Cotton was very qnf bu
unchang god nIrs; ITS ~ tie sl rns
ports to-day 433 baen tins las Meek, 4Jf Ia -
dag yeGl, jJO ia STOCK la NeH lUrn. BLOB
lalcs, c5lISoIlaied stock, 10 500 bales.
based llald sept
l. ls.i aDd Ipiaui Cotton store IN quality not
than hall gIa.ic bciuH tie lo guided
ln4 ~tfict ttob OriIuifg. ia Abiding. lJA
Good Drd. la Low Md ding. - 6Out AIId. 1t =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
sALLs Fos rEfsFNI DELIVERY.
To-Day. Sat. ~

TO-DAY rat. Eye'g Total.
Consumption. l,D % -Uf
For taie delivery N uarret advanced nee NJ early
nons &c. later Tia, Hnh far blainss at tAe
inlr tIneut sales follows. all basis Of Low MAJ
ding:
sat ray after r. m.-Angust, 1900 liihIss sep
tnppr 700 Giiiec. 100 II aia4,; Ocio 400, liti
November. 200, IL Ji,rf January, 800 !. nasc February
200 u Let March 2Ii. II @.c AIr 90 "a aisac. Ma
80 10 -, total 800 aics. hataisys cIeag pio.sJ ~
~ 9s II aci august IL i5l.0 If ~. ~t.intr II 1'as
~. iflec oeobi. ~ Sec NesembeT "a sae. Irer,sb,r
MARI, il sea- lee; AIM il NO nsse. May,
100 u ,slcri 200 ~ 400 10. l6e. 900 u aqc
2ro Itise q, l4msc; 600 ljc; september, J. 40, IA c
&c - 1 Se COO isae 10 ,. ; o soS + zoo
S,nLe Loo llc lOo IL 's.ci 10 See. 100 II n4c
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flnantial.
.....~ ..>>--.s... -.,.,. ...-.-- 49, 80
TING of the STOCKUOI,

A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
~ toe BOSTON AND NEM YORK AIR LINE RAIL-
ROAD CoMtANY va BE- h'd a. ~ l'c'own, Co. a, Az
Han, sine I'D 81 Jul, at = O'bOs -
the ol,, II needing ioaflnr 20 ia: ISSUE OF +ssoOOO
OF LoHG:. pro, iicl fnI ~ the Charter
NJ" rVsi, July ~, $50 ID Il. HATCH, secretary.
EITY BONDS fOr SAlE.-SEALED PRO-
" pOSAl viii be ~ the "icc Of the 'ity tfk In
ndask, pIn uudi u srlrek al Nom TIE 20th
lay of JDly iOI the ~ tClANt at TWO ii DNDKbD AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOliAi.S of CITY bon Ds tssusd by
said ely for the tricli0E Of water w"rss.
bonds teen 10 nun, hearing interest ~
If able ally, With and
t,i,~i payil H. w III" city OF Nov ark
The taxable pro- ~ San,Sky cNsecds four lpus of
r. indehteips. ~ -.d not exosd thirty
to,aAd dollars thas aRoring 10 Investors sale nrsIclass
s,cnIi'y -.
Ias VII be received fr tho Whole portion OF said
bOas the viii be- l for all ppy part of sad
bonds mas Ice for The advantage ~ the city.
The OOInsii also the giit Ia l'ci al hds.
COED aith bidders L.rsa red IN ds po-it
the amount oi tir hid with lank b ,e
Cy Sndnky IA be FORT cd ior compliance vita me
81 the proposal.
his should acd up addressed IN W W wF-THFHEif,
CITY Clers OF ssIdGsAy, an1 nuogsed. Bias Bons 81
water Work.
Further informal be obtained from JACOB A.
BAKKEB lr salient of tho city tOaAc the under
signed IN person By letter.
" ". " ETHEREAL. ciT ciers.
See Seventh Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
sylvana 6s third issue, 10; Philadelphia aud Erie
Railroad, 207s; Reading Railroad, 54ia; Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. III Gold. las.
The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
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ter closing ct @. In the other stocks there is moth
ing notable, If except the fact that 100 was bid
for Panama without sales, which is about per
cent better than recent former bids On the whole
the quotations were well sustained at the close.
The opening highest, lowest and closing prices were
"a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

HAv,SA, July l9.-spanish God 2l2%d2l3 ESelango
az a steady the Tilted states. 80 days, r1itiry,
d. rs r,n IA 0,h do, $. 81 80 da
gold I2ai22 prrmgm short slslt d.. a 80 lfeIi .t
On loniou. IL 30 preiliIm ..arNO. l. -. =, li2d
b.. q aIIODd, IA gUA., 81 = T. 'l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

Rec, Us OF M4stt .Ncr"l Tor week ending ~ II,
Atlantic yur,s t1.JO qnslaeIa. ioln 'ari a.
nrs 10 90 ualt,Ts nOAi Other sources GcoV quut,is
A., e.i 5ts o. Corn. 1870 q. artc4s
IOHDuN MsLNLI-JTIl -.
1UTpeAuhc-eLirits -....-.-..-..--... ZIO STEADY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

shaes-DO sales :

There a large and active business in railroad
bonds at advancing prices, the Union Pacifcs the
Northwestern and St. Paul issues being notably
higher. The following are the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

II -, T,-oa, ole1irgs w"r - cars 81 f''
I,ld mo car at SAth IL AM los ears ~ 81 u 'yb
tn, ~ glsI, 'sifis - h"" Htn
,i ne r Gus week Among the Iitsi :" 'iIH vs. ""'ut
Ia ..r .s Of lat ol 900 80 prime pu, nom ~
cfv ohio AID ilinu Bot nith a.. u Kas %" tL'i ~'s al
A.. on sale ayrrEr, ruIty was liiefr" 70 " VI rs
Nm. -, .s was ave taan Tor .elsiai 49, pas
AMI If va. g,u,Tal cnnoesd that prc'H f"l,d al"'t -
n, L,n.r 4 Cl-ss Sech AKA. ihSl 'slt o" /" t
dolu ,ar Lads OF yery poor Kansas 'aut So a v' " W
.,.-s. cwt. nn lev r'ps if'An u, -
s,,.,,s of h,uiuc,V ohio Illinois rnll a.
lssc 10 dress 10, range Was lOd lJio ID
To- .le-- sJdJS 10. 49,. l.. ,,.o ..a,,c, nj,
Dmnng the week closing on Friday iast iie naiket AZ
tp,,,. oIliiy sTung. g Lsrf
mi lain 10 remarks: "1ne maihr hN been 10 " h'Nrl
oIl on local shipping a.e"nn uodrf .e ilnu'",e :"
nc ,,sts pfc.r have rllls quite iin AMI WIN S'u' ~
~ rn.n ~ butchers cattle, The supply oi which mas
til. giout the Week Doen i.ss t'A us u'"u d" III -"
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The bids for stocks at tho close Of the Exchange

The London market was reported quiet and firm
for British Consols and United states bonds and
easy for money nj per cent on Government securi-
ties and 25s for three months bills of discount.
The Bank rate is three and tie Bank gained in bull
lion to-day f1s3,000 sterling. There was no special
feature TO the foreign exchange market, which ruled
firm at the nominal rates given below The real
rates for business were 81 S6a4dSi 81 and ST scs4
aSi 80. The gold market opened at 1l4l4, dropped
to 11ils, and quickly reacted and became firm at
further sales of long gold broke the price down to
1875. The tendency of the market is decidedly
bearish. On gold loans the borrowing rates were l.
liz, 2, and per cent. and 5i The Assistant Treas
urer pald out i3 600 in called bonds aud Tl27 900
in coin interest The days business at tho Gold EX-
change Bank covered Gold cleared, $50 $50, $50; ;
gold balances $1,l27.5I1: currency balances
$1,3O2,7I7. Tie quotations for gold were as fol-
lows:
IGoo...1l4N $50 ...1i4s 1:oo-..lli, Ia
iIOo....iI4as IL SO~..lI4's 2.oo....llS7s
The days business at the L. :. Sub-Tleasury com
prised:
GOLD receipts. sssso9i AZ Curry payments. ssl5'lo2 =
cold payments. 3l3 10 - Cary balance. .5i,2l 80 10
Coli balance. "a 5a 500 y CUscn....... $4,000 "
Curry recciuis.:. l237,2V3 80
The Treasury balances at Washington al the close
of business to-day Currency, $3,33o,000 :;
coin sos, 100000: less coin certificates, f2S,3oJ,-
900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20

Loans and 500 55s 200 LEGAL Tenders. .t73 49, 400
specie 1GaA90 De, ss..-...-.. -25 ,s2GG 70
The transactions AT the CelringhOu-e for the past
week compare rs follows with those of thc proyi0us
week:
Celings the week ending July ..9-s 25ls3 G5
rraiiugs the We ending July ill., 9J5 ii9 y
Bttrce- thc wees eud- jaw li..--..- .0A ~ y
Balances the week ending Jaiy H.. 24.CJ7 ~
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100 ~ s,ec; 300 II es- December 1000 14i4c.; 300
la III 90 ioo s lg no 4 /, , !i TS1G,ry hS FOO
i Ms 1o s'-e oe it7s ;oe 4 s,:ci ril 100 Is
FLOUR AND MtAI-Tne TDur market opened hrher
and s what excited undr the "a, able from Europe
and v It'll more general doari all GRADES adyauced. shin
R'r brands ~ercs demand frr expor az further advance
i"ic brands are also gr and aiTly active ~ the close
~" nHrset b mir nic but strong the inIrov ement
The d,naid generally tor SPrDg Wheat brands. which
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SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK p. NJ
REF North. Western

Sales Of STATE BDnIs- RTilr0ri BDnts- pss and Ro
road Shares ErpTeSS StockS fr.
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We sI.cs or GRAIN ~ SFw-y9aK AND DHooKLrS

nay AID s. RAW ere is bui little rassIe IN nj
I Ii. a." 10; GioyaT - e0c ard Sail at 6od zoe
straw qu,t bat STEADY sca9or Cor Long Aye G0a70c
NAVAL rIuKE9 -rnere is u fair .nGnry for Rosn and
prices are s.aiy ~ - ~ LOT "er @' e5 "S" 20 200
81 ~, zoo DhIs so ar - 1905 Is 10 bb. Fine al
20 10 5. se %alr%l s I joa 8 81 % d 100 G
HOatirr~ Ne"-f"4A al o5a"f arr OYER" srallli
Wilmington. Pie is unchanged b,td u a. s. = ~.
OLE pc is edI olel az S9a,Dc from on, 81 H@ls
.n h,iss' me NJ %,ed ~ '| @ ~ ~ 7 I1' o.
McAhsn sQio TIC arrivals s' Win occasional sa Is al
rrrGOLHi Nile zone Of tie rarfct is higher .or Re
Gnst ard STEADY Grade With ned oI,i ues ~ ilc al
vance, nr eXi IL many in> i,s sue not arii' II!
he or got ID Iouth anl &c. for Aug.SL le,Ee !"
a, lcd l6lr for Iri{ Hal'l'a Il Il. eiane.i VIM ~
'e. I"L % I iit NOM ic nnai, tdv.rs rom l,
f''st 40 a. '', ' g., rnsv II a., ct M II lI IL
oe, 'sg,es n 81 o2ig Parncrs Ur at wcl. 7?
.pnrn II 1etqIi,t sales OF 200 blis ~ mob IA
phiimi iria 49, ls 10 III jh of A,n1l At lie Later
ii c; 1000 Lbs New-Ymk. &c; 1900 O0s crude, IL
buik BE. ali early August delivery. -, 900 =. o., NJ,
o.. s,oi prime N - and ExIia Piin siray vii olt
r. l2 6o+ MI ' 80 so ~ 7 % 3D. TO- sci
pcf, j5a42O 20 Beef IL steady bnl quiet; .ales
ef'S I'll Is At hg s p 5S cut as are NOE
"a mr. Slcs Cno pieces al Oa Ue lo FIVsh ans
hG t1 lG III as | a. e. iSr Picked ao i5@iet or
SMOKED latter iOr sniaiD QUO Dos ,ns ~ ,, t
ni. i2Lc for liz avcIage; q boxes heavy do a. L.
and IN linei sun ral so D 9Y1os ~
ira and n demand adl0Ac Iart IS stronger bni e.s
active the sappl OF ca-h scarce ltnnd IL ~ aSne s
CIV 3nl. &C. estern e,ean5 o tcs tenei or
de OH, nel Oh pIlyals ior future deIN ry We hear
Of 800 tcs sitr september. at dl3c, and 20 tcs
seller ocobcr, ~ iSec oane sone Tor ininres r,,
grades rle about II ady. For Weston mntr te more No
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The act s Unsettled, ana tbcl t"' ''i AZ"
,u I..s ,l deniauI favor the buyer sIlj
urr bold oil Tor lower prices western - III lhi s"pPS
al casi,I rates. We quote; 49, =,
sew state Fancy western uo. WI" o. y
home ..-.. u "a II m"h '" hie. .---'-'
,., ,,,r trI.n,j IL al IA stat. - do. n u
an, g. : 4 Oiu Iu.llsh Dary......l2 al3
LIMA Mesi.rl...-.- N y III, 60, o., H.. 4,
KlttL,-tiIers adr busrcss a'conlpl>,'" ~ du'
frn,r rates sale, bag ,on at q ~ = 'S >
Caolna at ,i-d7 Dc. Tor ran im, ahd D'es -"A"""
57.c., gold. ~ bpni - =, ,..,,r.. ,,t g, ,,h
sILAIN Is firmly held, with InO rate inquiry Dnt WIN
m.or AL Oih ness q"O''" a. 4" - i'
M,sierI. and u 2c. for ~ 100000, h.. ,,,,fo.u
SUGAi1S-Haw Sugars ar very dun an values honla.y
u,rh1url we l., ar salf- We oe Fg 10 Goa IL
M. q uba lt 70 80. Prime do ~ o'leS 'rhlii'a..a
LI. and lpNr~. -, az. ana 40 II iN tlay"i a. So
- med ~ ia fair request all nat 10 - .,'ii III y ;
H. 10 Lr or White IL &c. for Crhsh"i ll's ioi 10"
arIel. anD lOtc la Gralulai,d. ,o, -. oon -
ThIiOW sray and uio,ialy aotivei sales OF iiooOo ID
IL lns ~ 81 al 9c. ,-o,,,. -, =, ., IL 81 -,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-25
steamer Navigation q pen.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. "a.
The steamers from Portland and
Dalles made connection yesterday, and
navigation is now open to Eastern
Oregon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-02-25
20 REG N w S

LONDON, Feb %.
The Mark Lane Express says the
unfavorable weather keeps samples of
wheat offering in a poor and nnsalea-
BILE condition, and prices tend down.
ward in every market.
PARIS, Feb. %.
Jean-Baptiste Camille Carrot, the
French painter, is dead.
BERLIN, Feb. %.
Dayis, the American Minister, gave
a dinner yesterday in honor of Wash
ington's birthday. A large company
was present, and toasts We're drunk to
President Grant and Emperor Will
liam. The houses of American resi-
dents were decorated.
PARIS, Feb. %.
In the Assembly yesterday, clause
five of the Senatorial bill relating to
the appointment OF 70 Senators by the
Assembly, was not finally adopted.
Delpit, Conservative Liberal, moved
an amendment providing that the
members be selected from a double
list of presented by the Presi-
dent of the Republic. The clause with
the proposed amendment was referred
to a Committee of Thirty, for reconsid-
Grafton, and Raoul Duval who On
Quoted the debate on behalf of the Bo-
napartists, continued throughout the
proceedings to make exceedingly lib
eral amendments with the hope of de-
taching the Left from the two Centers
and defeating the bill; but the coali-
ton stood firm, and all motions were
rejected by overwhelming majorilies.
Bonapartists accused the members of
the Left OF abandoning their principles
and forsaking the principle of national
sovereignty. AS a final desperate eff
fort to defeat the bill, they moved an
amendment providing that it can not
become a law until ratified by univer-
sal suffrage. They declared if the bill
was thus ratified they would submit.
1t was the duty of the Left, they said,
to vote for this amendment if they
really wished to control affairs ofState.
Eight million OF voters could not. with
out their consent, be placed in the
hands of a body elected as this bill
contemplated. The amendment was
lost, receiving only the votes of the
Bonapartists.