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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

The grass is simply a-humping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15
NEW lOlkH.


Sentenced.
New York, June II. Recorder llIckctt to-day
sentenced Frank Williams TO II years in the State
prison, for robbery, he havin. waylaid a Captain
Morris and endeavored to rob him of large sum
of money.
PERSONAL.
Speaker Blaine is still confined to hi; led, hut
was somewhat easier to-day
Beecher.TiltOn.
Tilton's LAWYERS have decided to take no action
concerning the alleged new evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

Mrs. Blaine received despatch from Mr.
Blaine yesterday morning, stating that he vas
considerably bruised by the railroad accident, but
not seriously hurt. No other despatch was re-
ceived, and undoubtedly Mr.. Blaine viii be able
to come home during the week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

Eight prisoners are now regularly employed in
the Kennebec Jail workshop, on work connected
with the manufacture OF mems boots. Several
eases Of boot, are completed and will be offered
TO the trade at wholesale. Nothing will be done
to lower the price. The boots are fine samp!c1 of
work, and ought to sell readily. The prisoners
who arc employed work ndushiou~ly, ana seem
to prefer Labor to idleness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

There's to be terrible Hub-ub up to the Hub
OF all creation, this week, and lots CT kenneneccrs
are going up, by rail and steamer, to the show.
one gentlemen VIC saw yesterday, thought his
"hoeing would stand it a spell longer, While he
went un to see Mr.. Bupkcr's monument"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15
Wanted.

INA family OF four persons, 4 woman who has hat
| experience in Homework, TO take the place o
another whose time expires July 10th, for WHOM
high wages will be paid. Inquire ut the kennebe'
journal office. junell-ttt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15
the RAILWAY PASSENGERS
Assurance Company.

Is the only company in America which makes
Specially OF issuing
Accident Insurance Tickets.
1t has been in the business nine years. II has
cash sets OF $40 10000. 1t has 800 O0000 in U.
5. Registered Bonds and Connecticut Registered
Bonds deposited with the Treasurer of Connect
cut security for all its poicy-holders. In addi-
ton to assuring your life, this Company guaran-
tees indemnity at the rate of Is 90 to so per week
for disabling injury by accident. We select few
recent examples OF losses Of tbis class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

The Reporter says thai the ice buslnc:- CA the
kennebec is not entirely played out vet Rich has
shipped this $500 tons, and is row com
mcncing on his sccoad house. Barker is also
shipping from his houses, and Cheeseman viii
.oon commerce shippins from his horses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

VIM. IL. Waldron Il SON. publishers of the
Lewiston Gazette, have made great improve
ment in the appearance of their paper by enlaIg
ing it, and putting on new type.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

A Bowdonham correspondent informs u. that
game of base ball there on saturday, between the
Maumecs of Bath, and Clippers Of Ia. place, re-
suited in the following score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

Rev. y. L. Park of Gardiner has Il brother in
Bennington, whose fortune IS set down a. SI1 ,0O0,-
900, and he has an income Of Sl7, 900 per day from
his silver mines in California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

One of our citizens who came back from Moo:c-
head lake Saturday night with soothing bandages
about his neck and the map OF Europe painted up
on his coun:enauce, thinks that we made mis-.
take in saying that the black dies hadn't got along
at the lake. He came pretty near being ''csusht
out on the fly"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

The base ball clubs, Augusta and Capital, played
game on the ground back Of the State House
Saturday afternoon. The score stood-AHgusta,
%; Capital, -. The Augustus want TO know if it
is not possible thai there may be some game with
which Captain McGraw J. more conver,ant than
no hel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-06-15

The quarterly meeting Of the Board Of Missions
of The Maine Episcopal Missionary Society, will
be held in St. Marks church. this evening and to-
morrow. This evening, addresses viii he made
by the Bishop and ether Of the clergy. Services
at ID O'Clock.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20
A Sharp Legislator.

\ member of the last Ohio Genera!
Assembly did this: lie bargaincd for
board at the United States Hotel, a
Columbus, and arranged that he w;N
to pay 50 cents meal, and whenever
he was absent from meal he was to
be credited that amount. He then
hunted up some cousins in the vic'ni,
tv, an old schoolmatc, man who had
courtcd his lhc mcmhcr'7) vile. and
several other relations, and >pongcd HI
living Tofthcm for the larger part Of
the session. When he settled up win
the ho cl on the day of aljournmcn'
the landlord was astoni,hod to inl
that he owed his thrifty boardcr 81
the amount credited him for abScn-I
at meals over that charged for pre-
ence at meals. 1t was Western Re
serve man did it.--ClNcinnah Tunes
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20
REV. II L4I.I 3S.o.

Within the wu,!o - sclnt recess,
Behind p.u, .cranIlu il p~cr,
Sh. sit- and >e ~ AND seq, and sits,
froni patient hour 10 patient hour.
As wornan-likp A. marble is,
A. woman ilnr a, d'4ih IN ,ht be
A ,niihlc Grith cundrmrd io make
A icnt al l.fe pcipetu-'ly.
Wondering. watch to p', hcr;
Wandering, 20 my t.-!l'>o "I"S
Content, tlll> t = uhtAn,i thoughts
Of free and solitary days.
Until the mou, nfll dusk he-ns
10 Gio; unpn tnr 4rirt street,
Uniii uton tAr i'at'la'ni Tar
There iall- TIE sound OF colnmlnB icct-
The sound of happy, ha-tcning feet,
fender ~ k'>,.'- "n tnr ar
Quick as If touched hs M cen lis,
B.ush.s The l.ttlc statue there;
And woman like as yonNG lie Is,
And woman like -, y III * hr,
Tcnirr with eulor liiitr wih llNc,
She starts, tryn-hSared gprl"r-ly.
Surcrb in one tranccd"nt g',nce -
Her eyes >rc. are turtin- black
My Mite ne .,.D Ir, n lux, iuriIo
And tn,u", ny umaskci t.ly back.
wonder Is it worth the while
To sit aud >cw from hol' - hour,
To Ill AVID ,rw = . yes ui black
Behind u puk .... .ll,!ua lp~ei:
Elizabeth s:uar, ruc!?,, in I2rpcrs MAglz
or November.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20

Just now as the slumheri Of night
ainc e.. cr me with "vAcc -itnE urea h,
The cuIIaIu. hat ntcd, ru>cai,d 60 ny si-"l
Inusc windows which loo, on 10. hiu5I OF
h.sHt
That borders ihc liver VI G,al!,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20
The al'antourey Nn0rpenaent
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
THE ENT PUBLISHING
COMPANY.

". BYRON DANIELS EDITOR AND RUSI
NESS MANAGER.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Per Annum when paid in advance ......... =; W
II not I,l before tcc cNpiilinn OF >iN months %
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20

And vision fcll solemn sil swC. t,
Bringing glcam ofa m"ruiug lit lInd;
taw The ultr tauIV wu.rt li- l,r "aittr "r.',
Auu heard t..c irW lull d- s. uIOnc iHrT iccl
" hu naiNV, on The beautiful -triud,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20

Ioona the hour draw, nLh
The hour We Ne Matted 80 ilnv,
For the au., to open a door tI.}I-n Tie s}v
ihu, my spirit INA, brc." from 1T prison .ud Try
IT. voice III au Infinite suu-,.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20

Aud wondered Why sriii;- could cling
10 their cay Wit.la II 4 cana II II.
Wien Hes purrtC aatuinu l~ h,ttct Itsh ~lIinE,
And the suui llp~ away, ll~r -pt,ro", Il -.i-,
in II climate Wucic lcaNVs never d!t.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20
2oct T..



| IGfIIA.
i
,,.a..r,. o,;,io. nav. ,ron,noccd fine f,,
N'""' .,' MINK. hv y olb, r pf,.,iuctf Ion
n.,n,i,nl in li.ure and expression:
the hour we've Matted "i'nt'
'h'' ny Sl",'' m'"' ,',',',,.'i ''''
40 '0'' III '''
Just now. as the siumheri Of "Iht
The cu,l.u. hat nl,cd, revealed 60 %! .i-ul
.r iA"t .c,
i"1' o"'uo'H '"~ 'N'' VI "'"1-'
And vision fell solemn sul swC.t,
Eriur',,,r ,lr,,u Ola mor,,i,,,. III Land;
| .,,y tn,. N t t!i.,!x vir. li-i ir wai'ir hr.t,
Ana n,.rif ,rw IulI A, ,..y ulo.c ;lc.r feet
,;
Anu "''''"''u wy Sl''"'
v,, ~ =" t,' ,"('' way '', ,,.,,,, .,.r;u.r
"~''.,' ~ ~ 70 ~ ~ .,r
Ana The s"u' H''~ Away 'l"' 4 'P"''""i 7'7'
Iroua co,nc c,n.r +, ulvLr1
A,,i ,,v yuur d., ll,iId on my brow;
The sam. lcn inal .....ic.i no IN day, that are
fed
And ri.cd rn,' lost ro~o. Of ynu,h from The dead,
We h,v, lived from the cold world ai,att,
AM vnur ,ru.t va, too ., l,c,.,.,. .lad true
For thrr ,1'c to u'crthYow; wAcu the slaudcryi q,
wa, dclrcr than ever to yDu.
A.. ,.,,. I.,,,.rf,,hf.
~ ,,', ~. ,,',. : ,,t i,,i.l l, a IN vain.
- i!d' a. w." ,'iI f., ,.',.,, ,'i,
,'''' % ~ ~ "' ,,.I, ,,, tl lin, I,,,u yyr
v.,',.. Shrink ol thr Shallow of pain.
,.,,,
bN "a. l-i'' " "a t ',.'. '
mat my h'i'r j. "'"H ''S'',, ,,,,
IN We stfrHt'l 81 '"'' h"i'o nave '''--' y ''''
WIN ''~ ,1,.',
T,. .,,, az r,rrni,v'. mn
,, ,,.,. c,.,,. ondl l.,.,l1
I'"'''' ~, r',,, ,il J.. or1 1co,
~ r',' "''''.''' '',''' IT, ,,,,,,..r. nf ,.d
'ic uaE hln- ~ '"o''' , ~ "'',''0 v,,,i ,,1
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1875-11-20
III RI sS:iN A. 4tHL J.

7
sounding cn-pi. under foot. We h.O
Just cone in tomilIdcrin IT,. c.,iic
"WC' sounds rather s,usu!au,, Wu'n
you reflect tuat it meant hrt,y and M
two 1ii,, ol scNrt:tcln and nineteen; d
YOU see tl,>rc Wasn't n>on> >l-c :, G.,
it. Ia,hcr had been .>,i4llcu e>t.
since that last atlas. = p...dN~.-, . .d
we could atord to hire 10 c"t to l4'p
hl- place about ill.,. i.1rn.
i Gou't pity tu>u 2a.,, .-hhor Dy-
son >li,i. i hcN Au4ii sci. the H.. &
and cow
\cghhor DYSON BAL generous iv Of
tcrcd Il, something" lc~, iu..n hL,t l,iite
for tG.n,, tu.: ...... uo dou,t, Ill.,. Wt
won't utthla~... to ..u. [ ,hrchIAc>.
But ktty and !, aticrD.~in5 t.t rI....>r
into Consideration, tnan"td ...l. .,uy ,c-
Clncd politely.
..,'>,4,...,.t h1~p house withoat old
AlO,.eN, ~.uI "lt e'~-
ter. .,u cd'.uc. We
can ~. ,vr n.,c
pea. cream.
Ant . u."v -
uL, III ... t.. ,N jHi.r>
wou4l 60 la . t,u,.tr n...u-> ,ie
mJuc, We ,u ',.I ;,t tor Npo.r,.
~ for ,.y uor,c, s,rd /, ,'..c. ,..., '.t
Ijut. and n,,y on ca.,u coWd We .e,
,,rolnI tuc cJu.fy, cNVn t. Ga ,---
o.ncc, sacn vc.u.,t.' .,l..t,. If i, >,....'
lor o.4 iJ,op.u, TIA; w. u.,tc..r .ait,
coa.i r>M-.n.-t.
So. l.,,,.,.I that, on th,~ e3gri..
, 1875-10-12

The following inatramonts wore hled for record
! Monday, Oct, II;
! crry fnor1nTY.
| California Az, 100 II y Of Mutkc st, " I. 33s5x
ita Il. datrI Hors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,Aoo
California ~, near tho abose, 4, 53>s1lGi Il,
| BonarArte II. hetwccn Fsko aud Arch ets, nj
5tt111 $40 II, dated Oet g. 1874 ....,..... 1000
Hickory It. t'a # y Of sia!n 81, I, 601loo IT,
viii bsiltli'gs dated Oct. .....:......: o,roo
H. with improvements. dated se1t. 70. ..... 10000
West Van Buren, ht, n Q cor Of LaHln st, ~,
lN1lca IT, and other property, dated Juns
- (Jamea Allen 10 Charles Il. 0aborn) )...... $4,000
ni.lEsstllo road. ~ Il Of brigham At, ef, 341
wlsand st, Of Sorll, ~, ii o.l3.ioi ii, dated
serth wa,ls T. Of North AZ, . i, Il o.is1ioil w
North wes 1T It. :; ii North ~, ii asf A'
2o2 IT, dated Oct. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Fox place, 2cs $40 II v Of Els.on road, sf, rs
x94 It. dhted oct. A......................... GO0
+, With buildings and otleE property, dated
Seymour II, : Q cor Of Thompson At, v I, 91 S'~
10 $40 It, latel Oct. .1l................. I,E00
Hubbard st: u, y o nt Oakley av,a I, 2sx1u
II, dated Aug. .l7................,,.,., 1oM
NORTH OF CIT LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS or alILIx
COURTHOUSE.
Leo ct, $50 It . Of Roscoe 81, q I, 1lcHxlo3 It..
SOUTH or Err nrYir; wir, MIRA ~, ,,,r ~, ~
C0tnr-1fnE*E.
Wabash .v v cor Of ThLrty-nnth at, Of, 2o{11
1t0 1t. dated Oct. l.........,,......,..,,$ 10000
Grand Yonievard, 2i9ftacf Forty seeenl nj, .
I, 7i1li0 Il, with buildings AID other rrup-
byron At, n q cor Of CLARK st, = +, as1i:2 II,
Spencer ~. ~. he siry.:cond md s.i;tii.d 'oo
ats, ", <s1l2A's It, dated Oct. 1..,...... 1000
, 1875-10-12
LATEST.


NEW Yoar, Oct. l1.-QoIl opened md c,,.., :.
uG4, wilh sales In the interim 1t llG.. Tbe r,,u.
for borrowing were b-a4, 1.lo 3.51. l-s4 Ia ,n1
&64 per cant Per diam. At the close loans var.
'aade dat
dovsrumants were . fraction lower. In railroad
tonds. this Afternoon, the leading tuaturs was aLar
advance III Union Pacific securities and chicauo /
latter advancing to IS. Union raaiio dsss advanced
70 look landgrauts To o. sud aiuttng-tuuds 10 ss,;
Chicago. Burlington Il Quincy u aoid al lis,
Btats honda Ns<o dull.
Ihs feeling Of depression which was 40 prominent
feauto Ut tho dealuGs at tho Stock E1change axt
has passed away. aud the narkat giyes aydoac4 Of
vary urn undc1tone. The low prices cur.
rent for soma shases havo naturally induced
many oaAdcrs to appear IN the market
puyefs, aud considerable amounts Of stock
aASs been purchased for out-of-town partica. Whto
ehaEa In trade eirc1ea have shown marked mrroye-
mtns OF Late, tho stoek Exchange had, up 10 ihip.
sfuobofn'y Refused 10 respond but to-day lheye arc
strong sndIcattous that t4u ttde hss turned In Tho
dlsteston Of higher prices. stocta 1t Tho oponing
wxuv aHt ~ .S main; .r1aH aa htsLsr The improve
r :. ts advance TL. tcnt sr of snsensto
e'nanuf1 throughout Tie eay. .ua ihe .hases. cosoi
"a active business, All advance fur shs az u ~.
t. ~ .na e;ssux at ~ 81: Paul ir.tsrtei saH.ncs
S sfS L. s; sao,s Missouri r,sae ..si
~ ~: Sothws.ern common a,anre.. rom from
". to n. 81 iau! com.non from s,1t :, VII, Mshi.
tosss, Wr'tern Union fIou ~. to i5;,, IsIswtss.
Iaclaw4nIs 4 Western from III 10 Iii, Scw jrrsv;
fron i"a4 .l7h. loek l4l.u1 from IL. to luS, liz.
Icy from ! tp vlt. New York cunl1al IRON iV3 ia
~. Erie fIou 1Ht to l74 ant Ohio4 from is to liz
A'Lute rsrlnc rreferrsa rose from III to g. rhe;o
w4s strotg buying of stoets during shs day, anI
there sas mofs couadenco nsnlftttel thau for
weel or two pxst. 1t IL thought
from tnu rapid advance that ,Ae stock market
la been creraol. H4.l Investment stacks u prIa-
w.Er, IaekaxauA b Western aud New Jerasy Central
ware III demand ftvhl ihoss who sud them aat week
1ls fo!d and i.ud mortgages OF the L,tl!e Nock
Il Phst Smith Railroad Nure f0E1clo4ed last December
AID tAv property was tra1lsfsFre1 10 now company
~heA t1oA ~ natns Of tAo llssu 'Aock l. Fost
, 1875-10-12

Also. h.o2A hn ryo shipped by rui 2a,lA bu do 10
naaao $4,000 bu do to oswcgo, and gol bu barley
by rail, 10 GEO bu do TO Duffalo.
Tho reading Of Tho urw freight tar6 by rail 10 the
At hounas atfahgelI,-grafn zoo per 100 IN, bulk
meats 4be, and boxed meats -four, and other fourth
soo psr leo ss. The grain rate IL probably kept
ocea1as OF tie competition Of ako earrters but
.ae dscFninAt!un Il Justly felt to be an odoua one
~ easses Of persons here. Tbs now ruio IL
aHees olow 1t Western millers, who cannot now A.
~ o,a 70 much for Hour ~ can their Eastern
'e'nseh, oecanse Tho tar.n dfscrmluatss to the
eet OF NC per brl against lho grinding Of the what
- sue Mes'. The Chicago four.dealer il eoually
,..w w 'oe ehsnge, which ~ reilly protective
01.u " w yer hrl on tho work Of Eastern m,l,er,
y. o.s Shipped from this city On the last day
~. '.'n aas l"1t been aoll tn New York. a,M
ch,,co r.. sne'eiof ~as equal 10 ala In store In
~" Question naturally asIsas Why vss $50.
tue eestitHsnl price agreed unan by t},o c,m.., ~
nt"tts'a''' san'lst to be too Afah and cut doxr ~
o'Ae " LIS eon"!ten Of Arpoais7 Tho 1a.t.n,,nod
.ouui.tes AaaoNtledty intended to az lin rl.ht
nauss, NV tasfs was aoHsshnY wsoa In thu c.eu,,.
uou--as In tho case Of tho seIp.c. ' ~"'~S'4'
The leading rsodNro markets v,ro rs.,...,-,,.,
ycsteE1sy, principally In gain, vLich ,s's asn'0
though Win lst1 srparent rsasos for be,ng y, T,
receipts Of grim wsrn ou tho ine1sa.y sna1t s., W
wero agafn stronger, while oceau f,e,uhta ~, .
upward. Tho buying WA done chtcny II, ss,,,s~
livery. and waa perhaps partially dua 10 t,s ~. .hs,
9Aa suceess u Au' HH"oh l'txet IN Ohio to-day .o,l
caasu al important cheapcnng u tbs cur4an.s .1t
wonld involve higher currency psIec,, Tic .rtn,"s
movement WAS rather slow, f"
Thet0 wsS only . rrolcrate demand for dr, ,,o,.
tbs volume of sales olng tho smallest for uunisr -,
days. Monday is usually quiyt DAY, however anI
the sbseuce Of activity tho rAuae Of no upes.Ines,
III vssues no important changes were noted. Ths
grocery trade only fairly actlvs In my department.
though In quiet way pretty 4tera! avyseaais Of
sales was accomplished. rr1ccs generally Ar,a,
Nv on!y uot4hls exception being Nsw Orls2us mo-
ha8es which ~as guotsd "on " 2c. CoEcea wsrt
ston9, and III soue Instances vclv held higher. su.
fce. and inost other lincs wcro sse
ns'a 1t full prices. The nah-nsrkst was fairly acsyt
ena nlm-fuml!y msakeral and eudash At Al. advance
pnea frua wess IL Heks1 local and interior ,lem.ud
sna were hsi Ut ntm uritaa. r4tccs Of but.as md
, 1875-10-12
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS

FoHelGk MARKETS
Special Nisphleh 10 TAs CAfcago rjSyDs
ID: No. ,, 2la 81.
Observation-Disclosures, No. !. los al. No. q los /;
sprnG, No. !. o. 10d; No. p B. l0d white No. l. liz
VI; No, lis; club. No. ]. lis Cd; No, y lls I'd
coEu--No. !. ?"s Id; No, 2, Gus Gl,
PaovIsioAs-Pork. 80s. Lard, els.
I1vsnrpal, Oct. 1l-5ps m.-Coxa-Nn, i, SQs =:
M. ., a3s 3d..
LIVERPOOL, oct 1l-L411s7-FLoun-E.tr sh,s
steady 9ts.
GhAlN-No. spring wheat dull o. lOl : No. Z Chi.
eago spring dull o.; No, Milwaukee dull ~ sd
winter dull los 0d. Corn-Mi1sd, 2ea Sd.
fRoYlsloHs--Pork-rtms meas, Eaasern, steady at
9os prime meas. Wesiern, At 7ds. laeon--Oumber-
land cut firm ii d9s; short slb steady 1t a0s % !;
nhort clear ateady At SIS. lIams-lon9 cut aleauy
At etsi shoulders stsauy At 4Is, nssf-lpla mess
ssealy ut sQA; extra do stCady at 139s prime msss
stBadJ IT o0s. I4td-ptima Weatstn, G1s,
TALLow-PFimo city ateady at IA Cd.
sPinIEa TuRREArIAH-93a Cd.
REh1N-common, 1tesdy At as: hne, lis.
cnEEsE-Amertcan, choice, AEmer 1t 60s ID.
Land OIL-atsady Al 67s.
fEIaoLxuA-liehntd, a33al0l; srirts d. 1iHd.
Lonuox. Oct. N.-THE hank OF EHatAND-The
amount u bullion withdrawn from the usnk og En-
gland on baianca to-day Ia f77 000.
CoNsoLx-Money, " 1916; account, OK,
AMEacAN HEuuhlTtK4-t6s. 108k; DIS, l074 (
1o-Aos 194at; new D., 1oaH; Nsw York Central " !;
Erie, ls1{; preferred, VI.
PARIS, Oct. l1,-NENTks-Gdt4 43a.
FRAakyoaT, Oct. 0.-UAITkD sTATEs RoNuR-Nsw
q, SOS.
AXyWERP. Oct u-Ttkroleum-r3s.
, 1875-10-12

eheess romsin a. Last nunted. CeAl, .ol, leathnr,
baRglnR, aud oils, wcrr unchanged.
Tho actual demand for lumber maa aaa,n Actlve md
pricea Wero o'eraby steady all round. The offerings
It tho salc-ocka warn 1ibefnl and tho market dull
at tho old prtcra. Common brick havs advanced 2sa
b1d per nj. Tho demand for all building materials
continues acsve, and brick hrmly held At tho tFo
noted, ~ the manufacture for the Ecason llas now
ceased. and tho surr1y IL lring rclncct icavnR tho
stock In tho banda Of PARTIES who arc nos an.tnuA to
tci Al pscsens prizes Tho wool market was qatet and
steady. Nroomco hops, and scsis unchanged.
Esy was ull and oaay. I'll" demand for precn fruits
and vegetables Hight. uaual on Mondays and al
though groceric. not qroAb'y lower, they wcre
caRy f,r neary ali varieties Of BOTH Poultry and equs
were SLOW.
Exr0nTa FROM THE eEApoAnp.
The following werd tho exports from the four leaJ-
tng cities Of tbs Atlantc se4board for the latss
named:
, 1875-10-12

Rmh Hallway, mil Immediately proceeded to make >
vsliisy Of the tsAnstor IL TO bo contested y Of
ths oil bopihoisrs, suits for revic. sna othor
Court ii 1l.t1o 1sock. transactions II tho
Block Exchange were l07NM shArca Of which
3lN1 Pacific Mail. 30e01 Wcstern Union, 81 ONO
Northwestern common. ton preferred 8tU0 st. Paul
common 1900 ptctcrre, o1 ric, 4soco axe Shore,
a.tG, Ohios l3Doo Union Pacific. and 7oo0 Missouri
latiHc.
Money market enator at 2fai. rlosing lnll Ata.
frme mercantile paper, AL37.
Customs receipts, tiQ1 ,tM0
Tho hsstslant TEeaai{t OF i.tburRel $it.0OQ.
C!earinfs, f3l ,00n, ,0M.
, 1875-10-12

Calf.......,... l,sOts3,GQt KIP, .,,., LOO /. 10
ulLs-lion,sn without etauge ia values. Thcru
was gooa demand at tie following picea Carton
{oan'Ard Eh!te| us deg test, 1a,alls DO Iilinois
i7Nalsa s1tta sinteF af! iii, ,IIiS;Iia; Neg' No. f.
e35y7c No. ,. 7bu soc: ,inared raw, Grc Gp,od.
Csc; whAls, 14fn7ou: DO wtates C!earhsd, Tdfa
10; sperm. ta,2os Aao; aeat.foot oil, strictly
phsr talo5la0; do extra, u5c; do No. /, MO
Lank ol. 90; stratts, &c p,ln,bago oil, ed@76,
common, laalac West virginia oli. natural, 35 asg
p0ULTHY AID GAME-Thu oifyrinrs f' u chiexans
wore small. hut thefe was M change Ia prices, anl
the de1aHu was restricted. Pral1o chickens anu nal
Lard ducka and firm, whliu partfass anl
!nots: String eh!ciens. $,.5u4s325; OLD chickens,
I,ao. i.tU; turkeys. 13Ho; ducks, 1850, ptalrto
chickens. $i.e3: partri!ges, t1.aea3,7a; uia[srd
ducks, SjLU; ANAL DO $l.75u}2.oo. FantsuI was
luntdI At lttEl lsc.
sEEDs-1le ,uartet for timothy var very dull, A
IL" siu4ll orders wuro lactd Lul tero way 10 I'M.
r9ttant demand anil niauy sellers Withdrew tApr sam
Plea lr!nie seed was quoted At $l.2a@9,u, and roUr
70 tals q @.9o. Glover seed 1t x.40 Hungarian
Has aa'et II 5oB6Je. TheFo few prdefa On the
onstSs. Ihe Escspts Of nsw arc suau, and o!d seed
aAI.r-waa IN moderate demand and steady s.at-
naw, onondaea, and Canada, hna, al.eU; ordinary
Esa" t:o i.Stoa Sats xlqa, e.F' r.; dairy with
VEdETApLEa-Wsreg gun rally luli and osyy. 5veet
potatoes wers III largo appIy and slow II SIo0a1 Is
tor southern; sna s5ooa3.b6 Tor Jerssys, FsssSItow
loaIoes ao1 IN retail way. 1t a04s4Qo rer ba III
s uas astasna ltgh hows.cE. tie fsrs1s
~ ~ % outside conpetuou. oniuns wsze duh i esoa
W0oL-Was in moderate demand md pte.dr. Rsxt-
s1u pAsass ~ making sAQaiElas and sse naad-
, 1875-10-12


Tllo tug Two Brothers hhs gone Into enc u ~. ~.
docks ai tbs chteaao Dry.Dock Company 70 ns's @ w.
bottom tnulkel, Hank D!up, tho enie'an' ~
tain ot the tug Mary McIAin, will " . e.I .I'ns
data for political oIlta. lie a'.la ,.aa
10 rim "A delegate 10 tae oplo'-os
Convention from tue First War1 Each tns'nau ~,
tug 10 put 10 dozen votes for him. 10 can aaso"
fall to be elected Tho schr Eclipse "hleh w. ~.
TALLY burned in the greAt contlagrat1ot ou' nvs n
ted up .gaiu, went cut yaaterlay to Ret eaiss :.
wood lso.n tho Michigan shore. Waen oat4'aan
found that shs was leaking, and thesaioFo ~ III,
lack aud went tuto t1y-lock.. Tia *cat ,!l I.
lost her jbbaola yest .rtlay ly coslna VIZ - ,,r
tcerth street L,iLya. "rrstty Joe WI Isst nct
Of specaclea very .TlIr s'oH H'c'ess i ~ ID
very little slccchs yesterday wlgii ano ~ W. ,lrs
getting her rigging foul of thu t'oatn u .,n" r
Vessu, n ths u4fket. Her fu7ftnrn1ss IT, caf4
colnplstoly carrsL away Thu ssht l.r ,r..l.
t!ut away her matn.iJgpa ~ w. w., NY ~. stbr
j.. q. usrrspnt quarter. ...,Messn. ltnlIiII i,I
& Austriau rocnlyel information 5""tr
that ne props Uurd and Nor1lsn nrs dsslae1 .rt
oustta on account OF tcfrillo suoWhtotl1 III,
nlIulsr VI yeasels vt this port h41e Ase3 pus i'd
W,ntar duartasp. AmouH thoae l1it w uuituff ffsIr
LII fsv isys aro tho schss AI. Madeira CnpH. yonnt
Munsoon. ind thu acow ~ Dixon: ssysfn }vn WI.
fsdisa viii be pls4sed To leasn tha' CaIt Pan pIh nIh
I'd ID tu l4e city agE,n. Tho hsiehth h,,n % Il
left here yaatariay 1noruIug, h&A II Tuh ~ 49,
ihe AFTERNOON, having broke hoE es!Itseboafa.
THE wGE1KEn AEpeHARf: ,stu
Ths nsws from The pFop Morchans. WHICH o''s'