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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YEw.YoRK March Receipts to-day SO AZ
o. 81 c.rs Or 6o os making 55i6 or the las. four ds .sI.
va scarce 50 GOOD " hat Of Tie for the previous three
bat Of tho arCvss were made up Of a. Of COED weight
The demand just far aud with further slight concessions in pn
NAMED usod The extreme range iO0l3 /, n 6j
% f he t with g. to sS1 3 ft ss x. .ae.
Monday tie transactions tod, show decline Of IA
Gun in earnest and tat The bulk Of The stock shipped here nom ceaso
Pittsburgh Buffalo Cincinnati and St. Louis carried by the it
s..,5'S; csso T.enp;SP had 20 T; C. E.',r.s u
car. vln'Ata ears; and P. ?. Cary. cav:
lG%2ts o. 20 DO e'l' "l2"e and Isl 'o
evsi. siS's; is 'ss' ".
sSsa g, sew. Mi$,S s. 'ss'.a s. = "a 81 p head
SA.5: 5t:n IS {, VS. = as' ..
CARY bis own account II Ohio steers 7ae"., he p
sege Meyer. for themselves ll2 Illinois s., evt At "a
r E g. a 70 .. fIi s9 q ss a. es e o s 70 % 20 20
n aHd ss e. S &c, sd 70 SS s ,o,
rs D. to d!s:' 81 20 The sc :. CT. -,S
re b. to 81 as a5;'i q d. se
3 g. Via So cent: 3 81 ;. d. g. & re
u 90 Do 6la e~t at II .dliIe - dress 81 ~ Is DO
Sp$ ssI {.9 AZ 81 ohS 81 iie s.;:. s. s
n sSe;usa cars. asyue. cars; C s. Ns:sism.n ara
Gomez Mcpherson sold for Needy los Ohio .,.ep y. e-
average :. La Sc ~ to dress 81 6s r. and for M,.ns.
G. Culver for d. H. Sherman 20 little Illinois al
Toe %, to ores. So .0d 81 head Also Is fat bulls, 1000
Martha Fuller Co had 1855 Texans for which no bid was made
SHsEP-Arrvals to-day IL
Fortctb-st and Jersey City total Of 10 3349
making 49, 1873 for the last DAYS agSu 97l0 for the
responding The quiet barsA
sustained ranging from &C. &c. = for
sheep generally sold loc n.
lambs during three n8
the reported S00sl2 head The for earH
lambs usual at this and likely
rule high
J. Pdcock sold 900 Ohio sheep 95 10 average a. rs. m
90 DO 81 b. M7i4c 1853 Illinois sheep 10 ~ at &c. ls2 do 81
H. 6r 1870 do 81 ID. CSC lac DO. iO3 ID, at &C. anu 81
Georee Holden sold 1853 Ohio sheep ooh D. m7sc 352 Do Of
ll9 H. at Sc. ana 1913 do. ITO . At 7S.c
Elliott sold LAG sheep eb n average 7< and
204 fat. coarse tennsryanis DO. 1873 70, at &C.
W. Elliott sold $50 state sheep IS d st1l4c D.
Judd Buckingham sold ISL ONO sheep 80 al 6S
RD.
swyE-Resps l3 ears S57 hogs nearly oil for jersey
angbtee None offered alive February.
Dressed firm moderate 90
9lle v % for city. and So. Tor Western.
ALBANY, March l2CArrLH-Reep 439 being us arg
IN Of last week the quality fully good hss
prices a lower for good beeyes witch brag Sc
y N.
sHsxP-The market les active, and ia % lowers re-
eeip, Of the week "a against ~ weeks The das~
only fair Common Fair. b96kc Fair " Good b2V'ci
Krxs, IL d7a<c., aud Ezra Choice 7s,Gsc
Mich Co~sThe demand quiet! prices seIinay un-
chanfcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
sronprAN NAggRrs

LoSeos, March l2-leso m-ConsOls for Money s2fS
o27s for the account 49, 93is Erie Rsust shares. 2a
LyHerool March PIP 80 Cotton qGe' and
hiddhng Upands Eel; Mdtny Orleans sdS sales ZVyo'
bses including 900 for geenaou and export hs sales o. .
90 900 bales Of which 900 aten for A
port and 900 on speculation the stock so oOV es
espg 42i 900 American the receipts Of the week have been
900 bales Including 10000 American sexual export eOOO oae -
afos 55S 900 bales including 323 900 Amenesp ses
basis OF Mddng Uplsnds nothing below Low hdena shp
April May 316 Brss.ulhe receipts OF Wheat for he-
past days been 10000 quarters including $4,000 AMER
lean.
LONDON l22 mDpa,ches from Pans quote Renles al
65i SOC A.,
LkRPoot March 1919 mss'es cotton the basis Of MO
ding Upands nothing below Good oriins' deliverable hafce
April sL Co.. nothing below Low Mdclng ceversos
March Apu 7Ist do. do deliverable April and May.
ca; deliverable May JGue Lied BesdstaSt
are Quiet 33 6dS3lo quarter Bacon AZ y exL for Loss
Mdies, and 40 for Short Clear Mddes
Loxpos March 1850 mIhe rate Of discount In the opea
rarle for months bills 81 per which per h.
ow the Engnd The u buhOn goHe ID.
bank balance s,f 1000
March l233O mof ID. sales o. Cotton toAar.
American sales the bass Of MddR. 0resn'
nothing below Low MiiJlnss, deliverable March at 81
LsNp1S March l20 m-Psns dispatches quote Rep.es 40
65f 42gc
LyKxPooI March 1875 mThe market for aud Fabnes
al Manchester l. aulet but nrm. Land. 81 - a.
Marco l2-Peosum 81 III Tor Fine Pale American
LosDoE March l2-bsrring-Spslm Oh, Rlll 3Sll2 top;
LiOsssi OIL 253e2oio syins Tarpenaps, 20 sIs.s
y ewt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


AsHEsTrd' DALI and prices urehsnse Pot at &C.
and Pearl at Be-
BEEswAx sud firm, the inquiry limited; southen .o
10 lots ct 32oH
COFPRRTh Bio without important change. and the
limited Gales 4.55l bass per psis
transprcd Baltimore 1850 bags ps Alto also private
i7dl7te Good 1874 lse. and Prime do. lsa6lsia
range for lots l6sd so In Mild grades
have only ANAL obbiBs former figures.
oaote 2Gd29c Singapore 22d24c Ceyon, l9d20c
Msr,esibo 17s.920c Lausra. lSdl0e; James l7dlSl2c
Dorair l6sc Porto kco. l7aa l9e Coata
l7d20c Meuean 1s0l9te; Angosurs, 1920; SayAails
$50 De, Curacao at IL elSi2c, all gold.
FIf-Dr, Cod gooi demand AMI without change prices
oils, 81 % for Georges Bank and 50 75D$6
Maekre quiet and under the liberal
have rather tendency sales of 400 bbA Bar
$40 No and - so for No. 2 and 200 bb No Masssehu
Shore fl3 and No do at 80 Box Herring
srpp sEd tm al 33c for scaled arrives Barrel Herring
Of sale and steady Portland ~ 7od$5 Labs
dors s. 1886. and Shore Spit at 50 So
COTTONhe in spot Cotton to-day have been small
there really MARKET and the position
tre nominal former quotations SLOWED remain mainly
sheud sttepi work on any
Rscpis shipping y 1894
10 sos this last year 10 i59 bales
Sept 30iJS2 bales time last year 80 O53
Consolidated K aaysi receps "a 1913 bales
Britain HOB ~ the Continent 81 l05 bales
New Yor 1892 bales consolidated stock ga IL Des
The averages Of ysss forward deliveries officially
March, 10 SEE Apn, l6Tle NAV l70Se.i June
1865: l77Jc October l6G7c.i November
l5.32c Desember, l6.5Oe Hr esilmay 500 bales II
l32e seeoLd juno 200 bses al l7e. Third ea-harch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
THE CALL FOR $3O,OOO,OOo U. s. BONDS
m 81


SIR: The financial writer's for the press ap-
near TO be doing their level" best to middle and
mystfy the OF very simple business transaction
the part Of the Treasury in its recent call Tor
Of bonds for the Sinking Fund.- and We are
told what would have been the effect had the secretary
done this that any thing but the exact thing wnch
lie has done. Now, Il is quito apparent-even II tho
Secretary had had any discretion in the matter-that 70
called bonds of their order OF maturity wouid
have been an act OF gross Injustice holders OF tho
later dated bonds fully equal to what 1t would nave
been the holders OF those first DUE had the market
price of bonds happened to have been below par inste
OF above and the fact that the Secretary In the exc
cution Of a business transaction, has taken for his
guidance the rules OF honesty well as OF the
law instead Of the wishes Of gold
the merchants who go short" Of Colds made the
subject OF remark, and should ene him to the thanks
OF the nation only because that Of late years either
quality has been rarely In tho dealings OF the
Treasury with the people. With these preliminary re-
marks by way Of reply to few Of the comments which
have been made, will you permit statement OF what
appears be the simple and plain result OF this call
The Secretary has issued his call for $780, 100000 Of bonds
for the Sinking Fund.-" the interest on the samo 10
18th June, while the bonds aud interest to
date are made PAYABLE presentation at
any time after this date. This call is not In place
equal Of five per cent bonds TO be issued
neither does reduce the public debt for these bonds
will remain in the Sinking Fund.-" and continue to
draw the interest from the Treasury as II they
had remained with the public. They to be actually
paid for in gold coin, and dollar OF other bonds
be issued in their stead. II this purchase should
stimulate. as 1t quite likely TO do, demand for new
five cents that the Treasury by law is required to
by further calls for six per cents just the same as
II this call had been made. The result is the per-
maDcnt unlocking Of 100000 Of gold and conse-
quent seeking for new investments by that amount OF
money. II is supposed that oil of the 100000 regis
tered bonds at home and the estimates as TO
the amount OF coupon bonds owned here vary from
1900 OO0 and from these estimates 1t
calculated that OF the s30oOOo gold paid out by the
Treasury S4Oo0oO0 to S20OO0,C00 OF 1t must 20
abroad Now is 1t not clear that the exchanges Will
govern this portion Of the subject much greater
tent than where the bonds happen TO be held now Are
not the foreigners who going 70 be compelled 10
take their money for these bonds quite likely to look
for renvestment here elsewhere Aud on the other
hand IL every dollar OF the bonds owned at home
would not the gold find 1t way to Europe, II It was
wanted there and we, in The past, made 1t tho cheap
est article Of exportf u,
Ee1- York, March "a, 1875, -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

Q96l027,. Lake Shore at 73l a74073.. The market
closed quiet and firm at the best prices Of the day.
with but little fear remaining az to the power OF
the gold poo" to create mischief, although it is
fully anticipated that the bank statement"
of tomorrow will show large loss IN
the reserve; but, as the bulls say, since
the money is still here. WHO cares !"
The business of the day was very light. amounting
to the purchase and sale of only $4,000 shares dis
tributed as follows Union Pacific, 1890; Pacific
Mail, 22,sOO; Western Union. 1900; Northwest
er II 900; Lake Shore. $500 Ohio and Mississippi
$500; Rock Island, 5000; St. Paul, 400; Wabash.
LOO; Erie, LOO; and other stocks, 14OO. The open
ing highest. lowest, and closing prices of stocks
- fnllotun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

Scaled proposals will DO received ct the Office OF
Mr. Controller Green till o'clock Tomorrow SMarch
49, for S5OOOOO of the bonds OF the City OF
These bonds bear interest at the rate OF per cent
payable sem-annually. and are redoemable, $2oOoo
in 1875, $l5OOOO in 1879, and $4,000 in 1905 Ihey
should attract the favorable attention of investors
The Philadelphia stock market is steady. Penn
syvania skies, III; Philadelphia and Erie, 19!;
Reading Railroad. 56I; Pennsylvania Railroad. $50 /;
Gold, 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
We annex closing limitations of sterling !:

Money lent most of the day at 81 per cent, the
range of call loans having been SQ4. Prime com
mercial paper is last quoted. The Internal Rev
enue receipts were $780, and National bank notes
received for redemption, S63O,OO0. The Clearing
house statement was as follows
Cuueue, exchanges S7S449 554 Gold eIchAnges l955bS
C. ,aanre. l07 727 Gold bal nees 500, 155
Government bonds are strong and higher on a
larger and more animated trade We annex latest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
City bank shares were bid for as follows:

Railroad bonds we're strong. notably for the Pacific
issues and New-York Central, Harlem, and Della
ware Lackawanna and Western bonds. Wabash
second declined to g. and G., c. aud J. G. rsts to
571 The following were the bids:
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hlddling.
Good Mid...l7G

Total: oyo "a mn Iov., bo. the
future delivery the market l'3I1lioc I'D owl,
trssctop, moderate the sbement sales a. follow" " on
ss,s, YESTERDAY siisr D. m-Apr 200 10 1ll6c; goo,
10 2is2e Ma, 100 II Lice 800 u ls2e JSy h aSS
icia; total 1000 b.e, Ys.erI closing prssss;IMs.Ssas
la jay, ~ August 70I7 2532c; September Y $500
il 36e October 10 p 32al6 life kOvs.Ser 10 M
m-Msrcb 100 1915. 200 10 1879 600 ~ i-S 1no
4pn LOO l6 100 10 Sy SS i 49, 10 no notice 500
Is 2s2c; May 700 lie; 100 u LEE 100 u 352e 2eo ~
100 II 5lGc 800 l7as 100 II ll32c july 100 II lloe
August 400 l7'c; 300 II 13l6c September 100 tc oeo
her 100 l631c total 10 800 bses grand total IA soO bales
FLOUR AND MgALThe inquiry for Flour @oeras ses Mo. ,o
and not sbundant winter
brands plenty and the low grades Of Amber are easier
and supehss
a. s close The market stronger and trm Tor
ali Spring Wheat grades Gull; sales VI lZOVo DDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

In the United States Circuit Court Yesterday
,ded gult, rensnded Tor sentence q. ioo"s
p e Rom as Tbom.s A. Groom sieIpnDE 70 &C, =.
O. ra for j. H. Mckinley AefA.' 49,. R.,,rt. fs
Ia Of Ihd.ye RAILWAY Company bonds which had been stolen
s<4-s mail bexaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

quotes
Corr uesI " susrn 900 40 Coru Meat uoh Ears 400
Cors Meal. W.r.W 500 ~ . Ao NJ.
quiet and avs sales OF State AZ - 20
ls2 80 and Pe1usyvauia at 81 60dS2 10 " 100 D. 5000
FREIHTS-ln this marketn general there Is VerV ght business
dong and supply convenience the berth and hoera
as the whole be considered TeaAci
pecay grain The engagement, HeiSde 10 Liverpool, oy
1000 hush reported ID To GLASGOW by steam OOQ Sos
Flour at Dbl Tie charters comprise Danish Dark rom
Baltimore with LOO bb Refined Petroleum a.
with privilege dschlgng Baltic port At o. 81
ship hence Hamburg with 100 bb do DE- at Is 3D. uer
man bark tn $500 bb do do al a. 3i Dak
ION hla eph United ngdom with 5000 b6s Reduum az
Cd reported that she IL not yet closed
Norwegian Wilmington Cork for orders TO United
dom with Spirits rurpentne bark hence 10
Palermo with Petroleum, at % horwe'
snu bark hence with 1000 bills DO os 50
British Pblacephis Msrselle- attn 300 bos Craze
British ship, from do 10 Antwerp or Bremen Win
500 bb Refined A. Cd 40 Raors NorNensn BARK
m evening" Haye DgnArk With 3OOO bbs crude do
IS. for former. the latter 5s 3D.
FRUITS-he is slightly improved haugh We. CONNER
tue entertained from the present co
the that more active tde II not
Prices nomnay unchanged Rns o. aud IN
better Of 500 boxes LAYER at " ~
70c 800 boxes Loose at So 5OdS3 co. loOO
Yalenc lGll &C. Currane-The movement slow nut
prices 200 bbls sold lots at 6 Panes bsve soll 70
the 4Od50 Of and Bosnia at ior the
for the Sarnes qulet but prices are
changed sales Of 200 quarter boxes O. 4ac "equo.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

sales Of 100 bb New Mess at $1a 7ads20 the latter rate h
special bbls SO 300 obls Rrs Prime s5; 100
bills Western sls % 300 bb aefa,e Mess pv.s
300 seller $40 1889 30 closing st rs
inside price Beeis steady .sd In moderate densed sales Of %
bis $40 Sll Hrts. aud $40 30 for Packet
Teree Beef heavy Beef Hams fair demand
steady sals 200 bb. sSas9 for Southern, sad $50 for
Westn Cut and fairly active ~ oOOO pieces s
7'.e Tor fr.,h shoulder Sc for Picked DO 9aSte for s%ose
10000 n Rib Bellies In ont 90 9lOsc from e9l5 sveng,.
Bacon held mach higher which checks Business greatly sales Of 20
boIe Cy Lotg Clear s al the West 5000 boxes Short
Rb sed sbo Gear sold on private terms, part unoer.toeS to
10 7tc for short Clears 800 Clear 200 boid
Shoulders private terms DIeasd HOy :sty fra and In lag
demand sales Of Western At Sss084c and City Sd9a Lard
and ted under the uborsbe the
sbsed and the market closes heavy for asars
delivery; sales Of 20G City. 137< 20
Grease 7a4e l400 ts Western ss,m l4aA 6e Tor
Of $50 seller March, l4e 1900
seller April 14df4si $500 tc seller Nay. II 3l6al4c, clos
ing veal. Ia
BUrrEK-The market is irregular with limited demand good
des selling 30c Western are In liberal co
.Anu. recfeh ennne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The London market closed steady after dull day.
Money was reported easier at 80 per cent for three
months discounts below the Bank of England
rate, that institution making gain of $4,000 bull
lion to-day. The foreign exchange market respon-
sive to the removal of the pressure on gold loans
was buoyant and rates made sharp rebound from
4S03 for GO days bid, and 4.84l for sight at the
opening. to those given below. Selling rates were
4sl.Q4S2, and 4S3. Q4S4. Gold opened at 1l5;. and
declined to 115 there seeming to be no great desire
of the clique to advance the price. On gold loans
the borrowing rates were So, t. 1-16, l-S2, 1-Gi
per diem, fat, and per cent per annum,
to Q per cent for carrying The customs receipts
at Washington to-day amounted to 100000.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S9l7,4OO
in called bonds and $4,000 in com interest. The
import entries of foreign dry goods at the port OF
New-York for the week ending tonight, amounted
TO S3l77,453 in coin valuation, the estimated gen.
eral merchandise footing up SG,5o0OO0 The amount
thrown upon the market was S3l4,lI. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared S73410OOO; gold balances. Sl,l35,s7;
currency balances, Sl,4OlSsl. The following were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

CgaEsg-The market Improved since last There Lester
demand exporter, taking principally Of common and neds
grades light and reduced 10 Tie home
trade fair business passing fall Pdees rule tI Tor ~
ersdes. Liverpool cable, 7OI We quote:
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Orange Peel........
sARDIN Ks.

sARDINKs.
Sariines, half5ox, med - 10 y
sardines, or. box. mei. = dl3b
sardlnes. hf box. small.25 d25 l.
sardines.q or boz. small. l3i2a 1874
sIGn ANn rApfO(A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

State Factory, new . $50,
but e s9Ps .es r e. are TthSs, .a.rs. s
6d7'e for low PRIME grades kangoOn I" 1T3eAs' Az
quet but steady, sale. of 40 bags reported
IL Sc Tor Western ana IL &c for state 49, ANN
as sas1 wt:erd at e. and 20 er
.eed Raw Sugars snSs or art
sS 5s sT% e q a. 900 SS5 d csS
c ePs 80 s p d. & sS!s E Sss
nos 49, sq9e asd 80 y c s b.. s sarts
son White Io'.aiO'c for Crushed loha' %, Powdered af
@ tS 5sos% ne cs o are %'sise q So....
d boxes Gs.sS T Sg9 % i1 ps.G ssa s
No. o to 10. 1915 Java, s. Nos 10 % ~ s'ySsss
s ~sd' at and Gioeery Grade. tsds.c
CIV % sa 5t 90 ' o1 ;'sey
@ Go Was aSha %s s 9aa e, % he
days embrace $50 d within to. rsS Of e26s tse L.1
.unSry Ind. a, 7q55e i62 ca.e. corncc1t and Nsebu
mixed 4 ls7 s9d 1872 at aSSs 70 eies 40
Of 1873, 9ds'e 100 cases
ST? s. 1873 on '"'''' terms ''0 '''' havana '
WHISKY The market higher but rot ne're The offerings light
,s., .s. s a , sa:S.ns "'S,a ssT S'
ing themselves from tie market owing The emesne' st.n..g
in hand light S9d the, are oo puIe.'"ns ns1e,'
ay aid holder, their In feeees there s
dong Rs.S 'tS S1s 70 taS ap ' 'ss steady , ais
Wool, have met WITH better IHsn 6S.s s5Iist AID F.
noSemeds .Ipssisa; prices. rule ssce, .,e.s,
The lSOUO Spring CALIFORNIA ZJ9o4ci
20 bGgs ConOng Pulled on p-J
tems 20 Spnng California private terms ~ tiA
Secured on private 10000 Pail California 23 3uOp
bury 6c; 900 n Peeces 55c 300 seouret Cb<
fornis 5000 Unwaed Fine feeces 31cs 5000 Csnb
1900 IL Secured eras private terms
5000 " KEN private terms 10000 ID Western Texas *
private 50 bales Cape 10 bond for "anaf' 90 private terms
5000 10 Black Texas private terms lDOO0 western COS
BE; 5000 Secured do 15e; 10000 ID Ohio Feeees ~
private % bale. Fall Clip. California private terms
it'd tpFss fshhora 38c; q bales Pal Do Zoe n
Secured Conbng bsgs California Secured Toe 10 00O ~
Fall California 1000 super Pulled 4sc 1000 ~
Heavy Pleeces 5Oc 10000 Western TeIas, Zoe - 10 -
spring California 40 bags No Pulled Acc 10000 spnh
5000 n Se0rred California az 20
10000 Super Pulled 4Se; $500 Cape 30 ; IS bags seoefd
California bags SCORED California IL & and II bags "sst
TeIas, private terms 49, ,.o-
All the Northern market nearly sl5OOUOO NJ Is being shcS
Esst BIZ rail
LyERp0oL 2Yh. aucou Of Australia and Cape WON
and will present decided until Ap
will earlier The sgeness OF t6o
bsl be brought osar Induced caution sD
considerable heisO1n competition and poer
10 from December rates since tz
evident that ,athed 10 operate freely Al
above noted decline There orders from United States la
River Platte business has done The Conusen
10000 bales Sold At prices rather lover
ery arrivals but the whole
Of considerable
, Of choice Nool The direct shpn@nia-
this the United States follows son
bales; Nes.Zeal4nd 10 " bsesi EO;al $4,000 bales
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mo ouotatIons for gold :
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A PROPOSITION TO HOLD COURT TO-DAY REJECTED.
Judge Neilson-Will the audience please be quiet'
fo ooun.e Gentlemen can we attend and work tomorrow
II very DESTROYS get this testimony closed before you 90
20 Washington Mr. Eyarts.
Mr. Eyars-Yes Sir 60; and will accomplish that
better by adhering to our rules.
Judge Nelson-[To the Jurors Gentlemen, get ready We
o,a,s,e now until Monday morning at eleven o'clock
Mr. Besch-lTo Judge Nelson Did your Honor conclude
iadSe Neiison-No Sir TO the jurorsl Eleven O'Clock
m Monday morning gentlemen
Ir NsllsOn (Clerk)-Ihe Court stands ADJOURNED Until
Eoyday morning, at eleven O'CLOCK H.,
oart then adjourned until Monday morning at eleven
scOck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-13

State Pac'ory, rev,
all cream. fair..... l4adl0
State Factory. new,
al cream, hall
skinner .......... b Gl3
Sat. FsctorY, new.
all cream. full SKIN D oil
State PIuespple".... 20 az
ELgIisa Dsl.J e6.... ~ as
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28

and seems to have Withdrawn entirely
from Lees case. Between the remain
ing counsel there is an evident differ
encs Of opinion. Spicer and Bishop
want to clear Lee by laying all the
blame on some one higher in the
Church. but Sutherland is determined
TO stop the thing where it is. Il is
generally believed here that Sutherland
cares very little for the men on trial. and
that his real client is Brigham Young
It comes out occasionally in the pro-
gress Of the trial that while Spicer is
really anxious to clear Lee, Sutherland
is principally concerned to chow that
nobody is guilty but Leel - Csncinnoti
Commercial.
Middletown transcript., 1875-08-28
MADAME MAoMAHos.-The follow

MADAME MAcMAHoN.-The follow
ing incident in the life Of Madame Mao
Mahon is related: sIn the middle ol
the winter Of 1888 FIRE broke out in
the female seminary At Limoges, France,
and spread with such rapidity that il
was feared all the inmates would per-
ish. Suddenly there Was cry that
one little girl had been left in her room.
As the excited spectators we're begin
ming to pray for the unfortunate child,
. tall girl. with dishevelled blonde hair
and flowing nightgoxp. cut through
the crowd, and, with q shrek Of sI'll
save her!' that rose above the sound Of
crackling timbers and falling masonry.
dashed into the doorway. A loud hur-
rah, that was prolonged to the echo
only to be repeated again, attracted the
attention Of the deEetess. and the pale
faced girl vas seen skipping through
the flames with he terrifed child. "A
few days theresfter, King Louis Phil
lippe sent the heroine . gold medal for
her bravery, and : captain Of the French
army, who had Witnessed the girls
pluck, begged an introduction. The
captain is now President Of France and
the brave girl Madame MacMahon."