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ting and money-keeplng are no longer the
absorbing aud exclusive sentiments Of those
Of our people whose means open up the en-
hope in this sign that the thoughts OF Chicago
men may turn more in the future than they
have in the past to the arts, esthetics, and
quieter pleasures Of city-ife. The erection
Of one clubhouse is likely to lead to another,
and in q few years it is not unlikely that Chi
cago's clubs will be as notable institutions in
their way IS Chicago's hotels, thoatres, parks,
tunnels, and other institutions. Political
clubs will probably attain more respectable
position than tho "Cosmops promise to
take. We shall likely have prototypes Of the
Manhattan and tho Union League; We hope
We shall escape an imitation OF the Americus.
We elso hope that literature, art, and music
will acquire sufficient local strength to build
up clubs like the Century and Lotos Of Nsw
York.
It is not necessary to discuss the merits Of
club-life on moral or social grounds There
is something to be said against them, but
also very much to be sud in their favor. We
should say, in general way, that the BAL
ance turns to their side in large city, where
they may act as corrective OF the habits
and vices Of city life, and exert healthful
restraint upon men in business and society.
But it is sufficient that the clubs are among
tho necessary accessories Of metropolitan life
to note their probable success in Chicago
with certain degree of satisfaction that
may be shared even by those who have no
1eaire to ba identified with them.
, 1875-06-13

The pa.. :rs have been made out for the
suit Agsa1ast Grrin-Inspector HARPER and his
bonds1nen- TIE amount Of the alleged de-
fa!cation il $23, 1885. tbs suit, however, it
Is said, is to be a1nscably settled, SO that the
t-oth about the deposit in the Cook County
Bank will not come out.
, 1875-06-13

In TEE TE1bus8 Of tomorrow VIC will
publish another chapter in the history of tho
Cook County Bank While under the manage
nent Of hr. B. F. ALIEN It Will appear in
the form of reply by pr. A11zSs New
9orz partners to his card published in this
paper few Eesks arp,
, 1875-06-13

Legal ingenuity has discovered = new form
OF libel The Pittsburg Post said that Mr.. ".
D. IooRH, of that city. Chairman of the Dem
c1aslc County Committee, hnd not discharged
his duties faithfully. Tor this the Post has
been sentenced to pay $4,000. Il it is a
LIBEL to call man en inefficient Democrat,
what words would describe the crime Of call,
ing him thoronGa-paced Democrat
, 1875-06-13

Tho new Arctic E4pe 1ition. which sailed from
Portsmouth On the 3u:h Of May LIST, has better
prospects, Of success than any heretofore dis
patched from any quarter. With two s,roGg
veaae1s completely equipped and p1oy:sioned, a
Commander experienced in Arctic raylgasion,
and the benefit Of recent discoveries as to thu
most feasibe PASSAGE it will be strange il results
are not attained far in advance OF unythiug
yet realized wise part Of ths rl4n il lba an
nouncad Intention Of the British Government to
dispatch relief vessel 1T .he OK ;ra.iDn Of two
years, thus insurin9 the safety Of the explorers
a. far as it depends upon humAu forerhou5ht.
The route to be taken by the expedition will be
that Of Dr.. KANE and Capt. HALL, through
B&hin' = EaY and Smiths Sound. Tho Alert and
che Discovery are the uanaea Of the VESSELS first
aens out. At the eightioth parallel the Alert will
b. left As depot Of supplies, and from that
point the Discovery will be carried a far ~ tho
leo will permit. Sled3es viii then be ussd to
reach the pole. This is said to be tho trst expe-
dition noat out by England ayowealy md so1sly
for tho purpose Of ascortaining aud d.iug tbo
s1act position Of the poa- The Northwest paSs-
sge, formerly the chief o5jec. ol exploration,
10 now considered not worth looking for.
, 1875-06-13
Qbe Ch'fspu Uribu.1k<.
Sunday Moralnz. Juno 10, 1875.

An American fshing-boat has picked up
md brought into St, Johns, N. B., nine Of
the crew and three of the passengers Of the
lost steamship Vicksburg.
, 1875-06-13

JC-D4T.


E00LET7s THEATRE-Ra7dol atrest, bstxsSu
Cla:k and L2SAe- Benefit Ct Ilussen Sogx..
ACADEMY OF MCS1C-Hssted st1oet, between
Akd1sao Aod Kaa1ua L:ctcrp by Fcof. Peppar.
, 1875-06-13

Tha splendid obalisk known n ''Clsopas:a's
Neod1e,@ presented BY AAHoako ALI PA3HA 10
tho English nation in 1890 - N saknow lsds-
ma1t Of zer7hoss rendered to Hxyps, hsa bsca
lying pscstrasA xh4ra Il f4u syas afnoe. KA3..
, 1875-06-13

Fourth Of July torpedoes, torpedo~boAts, ind
Ito terrible engines ot destruction which hava
lately found place in naval warfare, a1e fami1-
1a1 enough to the ordinary observer, but new,
and curious, and useful inveohon is ! torpedo
chicken. This fearful bird il working great har-
&C among the colofed people OF Memphis and
vicinity. It is said to b. In autonaton Of tia
si1spe &nd nze OF sn ordinary ba1nysr,i fowl,
soft to touch, de1ible in the logs and game from
the crest Of its ccEal comb to 1ts spur Of steel
Its stomach Is filled With gunpowdsr, which ex-
plodea when tho lega Of this infernl machine
ire bent One Of these patent cllckena lately
exploded IN Memphis hen-house with terrible
efecte- The fowls on the same zooss wete auas~
tered IN pieces; the body Ut tho pat
ent bird had also Disappeared; but f1m~
j clas2ing the legs which remained intact
ras found BLACK hand, bloody and torn,
and showing the balo 1ieaments aaI blood-yes~
sells Of large-s:zed chickea-t1iet. Thu
improvement OF ths torpedo may be extended ia
all directions Children may be taught to keep
thelf hands ont OF tha caka-basket SERVANTS to
leave the Wane-c!os,t sona; pesipa,e. .ic bores 70
respect the aancasy Of newspaper oi3cos; ru1s.
visitors at faira to admire, no: hEnaIe; dtunk-
arde to saoa the intoxicating cup; petty plum
derers to beware Of strange mone;-dras ars, and
sacrlieSlous rutdans to praise and tray-au ty
Tie ludlcious distributions Of so,pedoas WHARF
tley viii do tbs nost good.
, 1875-06-13

HONE LnD{iE. NO. ~, !. Q. Q. F.-Hfaraber1 a.s
hereby p;hed u II thc ball IL eclock H.,
anAr9 Sunday. l3ta as 70 attend tho {une1a eare.uo
aloe Of kTolusT JA1nas II. Wiisan.
T. A WEHSTFR p q
, 1875-06-13

A5HLAR LODGE, No sos, d. F. / A. M.-Regu,ar
TIsAdAy es.anE June 5 work on tae
3n1d DszrsA- Fraternity e5rdl:il1 Invited.
Z. Il. CRANE See'y,
, 1875-06-13

LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 81, will ha,s = lee.
fs 9sl'.sred gn The .'sege Of doadonatT." :, the
sosn-r o. Ftaaku aa tAa Eusen.sts t:>oofros Svs14-
taK. Inae H. IT p. admission, = cts.
, 1875-06-13

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS: Special Couclave Of
Sne.x: a G5s92;Sn1n.nes 5s2S ~ No. X noad.y e,eaiax
Aaisht& oou=tsoua1 invited u o:lss Of tae FIN, Com
&. L. WILLIAMS. Recorder.
, 1875-06-13

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, No. = r. A. 1{-H.ll q
sukf Coavocatiun 1londay 1eninx at? 90
oe'aos fps business and uysk thc + 4. Deefss. b
u-ce< ii Lbs H. +. +. d. TUCKER. SpcretzH,
, 1875-06-13

correspondent OF the Christian C;.ion writ
ing Of tbs MOODY and sAxKE1 1aaotings IN Lon
don. gives the latter gentleman large measure
Of credi: for tho sesulss that have thus far been
reached No doubt tho music conducted by Mr+
SAk1zr il largely Influential in exciting the amo"
t1ona Of the audience, aad placing it in sympathy
with tho speASaEa; but LII. Moons's preaching
seons to be. after ali, tao ma1n attraction 4
Curious interference Of the diverse but not op-
posing feelings aroused By ths preaching and
singing respectively lAtely occrrel a. ono OF
the meetings. Ia the rory midst OF :Ir. MooD1's
sermon TWO or threo quickly-saoceediDg shnsks
came from tho middle Of the audience. Instant
y the speaker stopped. aud promptly gsre Gus
verse OF "Rocx Of Agoe, Cloit for Me-" Ths
audience Joined il the sorg, ths tumult quistsd,
Ind when the last note had died away psdsos
PaAe@ and calm had been restored.
, 1875-06-13
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

KEYSTONE LODGE NO. e. L. F. i H. N-A
rer1lAr uacA1on will ba held their hall 81 aud
Sora Ctarl~s: aezt Wednesday evening. ct o'clock
aonTn ~ snasabssa earnnsJ sc9ue%1sd s*tspd,
e :re ri ~ bas:acs. Of iupsr also On tbs
IEirc oaE:en. F1a.tnr1 frA.c.nAlt1 Invited.
J. H. DIXON, ". II.
, 1875-06-13

cCAlcAGo LODGE. NQ. 81. 4. F. + 4. M-spseI&
Co,auuncaii.a Chicago Lodge, No a.. 4. r. 4, NJ
Monea, eseltaR 18th iass. oriental H.I. Ia LaSao.
H.. Aon6ets expected 70 attend. Vultost fr.ter-
h SAM aEELEAAH. Se1,y.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

I, the undersigned Clerk of the Court, of
the State Of Louisiana, in and for the Parish
of ST. John the Baptist, do hereby certify
the above entitied and numbered case, on
the Twentieth day Of April A. ID. 1875, in tho
worls and figures following, to wit:
This case came on this day for trial rs per
assignment. Present James y. Angustin, for
plaintiff, and defendant in PIP, when after
hearing pleadings, evidence and argument Of
counsel and the law, and the evidence being
In favor of plaintiff.
+ It il ordered, adjudged and decreed that
there he Judgment Of separation of property
between the plaintifI and defendant aud in
favor 0fplaintif, Mrs. Ev6lina Deslatte. wife
Of Octave schexnaydM, spd asainst her said
husband. dissolving the eosninnnity yof acquets
and gains heretofore existing between them,
and authorizing her to resume and keep tho
administration Of her property snd oaruings |;
and X Is further ordered, adjudgei and de-
creed that plaintiff recover froln Aeiendhnt
the sum Of Three hundred and fiAyIixl 100
dollars with legal interest from judicial do
mand and all costs of suit. - 'LHss :,
Judgment rendered read and signed in open
Court this twentieth Of April 1873.
tSigncd) NUMA TREPAGN!ER,
- In witness Whereof havc hcreunto
IS set my hand and affixed tho Seal of
- the said Court, NJ the Parish OF 81
John the Baptist, on this 9th day Of May:
1875, and of the dIndependencc Of tho United
States Of America the 18th: 80
J'yl7. Clerk Of Court.
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you decide upon this course and afford me an
opportunity, will DC glad to loint You TO
the acts necessary to be repealed, modified
| or changed,
The back taxes due the State are now very
much reduced, tsOme parishes having delin-
quent lists of less than si00,) and II il hoped
VIII be quite paid up before next November.
In snch case it will save all penalties to the
taxpayer and enable the State to iquidatc
her few outstanding warrants. which she
| Is now unable to otherwise provide for. I'm
dcr the provisions Of the constitutional
| amendments, no warrants can be issued un-
less there be funds in the treasury 10 meet
same as drawn. This is reform measure
long needed.
Following will be found answers to your
intcrrogatofics:
and toating, amounts 10 s2l ,099, 100
2. The value of the real estate of this city
as assessed by the State on rolls of 1874 Is
Sl35, ,950,185. z - a..aa A + :
II I-2 mills.
4, The present expenses of the State in
full, !. e.: for all purposes. are as follows:
For support of Government 81 l72 900
For support ofpubhc schools. 100000
For interest on consolidated debt =. l,nJO.00o
For expenses building levecs. 100000
1Ofai- 3,s1UDs@
5. The amount of back taScs now due the
State, !. O., on property OF value, excluding
swamp lands and taxes due prior To 1865,
considered colleetaihe, is estimated $50. 900.
6. Answered in general remarks foregoing.
z. NV circular to tax collectors requiring
a pro rata Of current taxes. is to be UNDER
stood as requiring them to enforce collection
on one-quarter of the amonnt of their tax roll
every three months or one-tWelfth every
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Our irrepressible friend Capt.
Jumel has given up the Carrie A.
Thorn, and chartered the Lessie
Taylor for the Coast trade. This
is none Of your Summer arrange
ment; Jumel is in for all seasons.
When the Lcssie Z. provestoo short
and too narrow, she will be made
longer and broader. So don't be
afraid to natronize her. Freight
lowest. "
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Jack Mouny, colored, accused
ofthemurder of Mr.. Emile Gerard
OF Iabadievi!le, was arrested on
Mr.. Ozeme Falgoust's place in the
vacherie, on the sth inst, by the
deputy sheriff Of fAssumption par
ish.
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I hereby certify that the abore is
a correct statement Of the census Of
tie Parish Of st. John the Baptist
as oospiled By me ON this 10th day
Of July 1875.
For CH. VIAL, ID. Z. EHRMANN,
Clerk Of Supcrrisor Of Repatriation,
Parish Of 81. John tho Baptist.
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.SHERfFFrS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA \
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
Emory Clapp
vS.
O. Sherneyder Bros. d others.
Mo. 57S--
SEERLEFrS SALE.
JAMES ID. AuGusrIS & PERCY RoBEx1s
n.T,t,a attys. for plaintiff.

Ry virtue Of. and in ohctlience to writ a
seizure and sale, bearing date January, p
1875 and to me directed by the HOnofahse
the Fourth Judicial District Court Of Il
State Of Louisiana. In and for tho Parish 81
st. John the baptist, in the above entitie.
md numbered suit:
have seized and will proceed to scll .At
public aucticii nt the Cohrt House of this
Parish, on tatA4s. Il ii,
SATURDAY the 7th day Of AUGUST A. y.
1875, at Il o'clock NJ,
The following described movable and inn
movable property. to wits. "a
A certain tract of land cultivated as a sngar
plantation, situatell in this Parish Of ~ JOhn
the Baptist, on the right bank of the Nissis-
sippi River. measuring twelvo lvoarpcnts moro
or less front on said river, by depth OF one
hundred arpents more or lcss, bounded aUov0
by the property Of Joseph Girod or ass'!s,,s. gus
thelot: together with all the buildings and
improvementa, rights, ways and privileges
thereto belongipg or In any wise appurtain-
ing, sugar honsc. machinery, steam engine,
sugar mill, stsbles, dwelling houses, -
Also together 20 mulcs, 4 largo three
mules) oarts. 2 sn,sll k0ne nlule) cngta, elIo0e
60 arpehts Ofstubble cane, about 36arpenfs
Of plant oal,ov anal abOut ~ aspAnts Of c0fn.
And a lot Of movable effects and farming
utensils.
The whole to be sold in block.
ssa@ III TERMS:
. CAsuin U. s. Treasury Notes.
Sherii1s oifice,. Parish. of 8. John tho
Bapsiss, July Ord ls7A .,,,
3;,v5t. . Sheriff.
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- -. ls.- H. .t -. 2.
A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.
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7S5 = iSissuone - Z ~ hsaAgs1 - -
=. - -. sgs.a.A - s.ac1.s vs.:.s.s
-; o1N & = 6ss6 ~ saQAs = - ~ sn11 bs1
93hy. - = = sasslsssay sasss q 49,
vAsD NW01a66o = vss1 ~ - eAsu1 = q - ~
WoAu&0 0nlee11 00oh oggquooge - Ga1o
Du1oskS1tD 80 a10 VU2 - tsA4
SsOa1 9sd0 = Daagp esH1Q o.
d. Na1lDe = - A1og1D6 - uaoDseun1o1.
Ssasss sgsyiae = = .sa.sts. S. - e1ss1s.la
Sslss ~. = - ~ - 1ssss . - 1v;ss.
80 yoo4 UD11A
~. - - - Ane1nnnp fsusu0ksssu.ssuus:
6iDAnoe ~ -. - - - ss1ssasA ns1isal pscGks.
- 80, - s,sy sas g - g : : e ...s:, e,
oaes - lssi.ss =. y 49, nskA asuA bassss,
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We are indebted to Mr.. d. L.
Ehrmann, the obligiES clerk of
Mr.. Charles Vial, supervisor of
registration, for the following Off
cial tableau of the census of the
parish Of st. John the Baptist: .
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NOTICE.
ONCE Board OF Assessors.
Parish Of St. John the Baptist.
TO the tar pagers Of tie parish cf
81. john the Baptist.

The undersigned hereby give notice TINT
the assessment of taxable prnpcsfy OF tnis
rsrish viii commences at tho Court HGuse OF
this pxrish on tho LIST day Of August next
iiT5I and will continue for one month there
nfter. according law. Parties interssfen Are
hereby advised to appcss tslore said Board.
during the time above sgeesacd, and aafsnsl
TO their aascssments. Property which b.
not been duly returned, viii " a.seAsct ~
the Board from the hest information 70 he
had. ~.
Parish of 81. John the Rapti.t, JLly stl,. lmas
LUCIEN cAMBRE, Sheriff.
ZENON MIl.LET, Recorder,
loiy5t. A. &. bAbCUCAr CIerx !
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1Nhea the dlsdis nssts4 the
sasps1ssvd, ths resalt b not the
saale - whsa Grssk meets Greek.
The nsds1a qsssy: 4Hov ase tho
sseps visspbs stitutsd fsr The ancient
q - varr We - glad - in
fo1 - ksssds that our crop
pro1pt - .'trighteniag erery
wee ysvusSb SblswsatA&, isbsrers
whlte - A)ssk working With q
,y4qoaResel - elassps, =
poII1cl \ -: sach
VI dpits "a a)atasi -
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Court House Notes.


Judge Trepagnicr ordered a spe-
cial term of the parish court to
commence on Thursday for the
trial Of such parties ss might be
now in jail. Assistant District
Attorney ! Iache will bring up some
half . dozen or more for trial.
William Henry alias William
Thomas vas apprehended and
taken in On tho 18th inst, from
John Watson's place on complaint
Of the overseer who charges Will
liam with larceny, to wit: one al
lowance ofrations. Williams YER
sion il that he could not get ra-
tionA and declined to work hence
the prosecution.
Tho probate court was in SEES
don - Monday apd Tuesday. The
sdc6ssston Of Charles B. Marmil-
lion IVES opened, and the will OF
the dsceaped opshed and prJbated.
uhs tsstator appoints MMtval
a p. Marmillioa q executrix,
who quali1s1 n ssch. An invcn-
tory q the property will bs gen
next week.
lin the succession Of Firnin
Milton alias Sarre, DR.. G. Cha
baud Bled an opposition to tho Ia
blead, claiming $500 not allowed
on - hb,6aa sisf susaicaI ser.
yime - matter oonae up at the
|n1xt {efm q the Patis& Court. 4
IL. xlss 81 .t
The tax 0ollector's Office has
been prssty " krcnised during
To pest wei, whether r. the
purposs Of ofpsying taxes Or Dor.
sowtng nossy, dspsosat ssyeth
|nanght: Judging BY ths looks Of
tAia worthy oGlsiai = > eyident
thAt sons gesd lletass has bslhll
him oflatA notwithstanding the
loss q > certain coat absut whiah
u grieves : great dsal.
8as
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Two Pucrusrs--


49, nEyons AAaRIAGE.
Ny Maggieyny bssstflhl darling,
Crsep Into my axmA my swset,
Let 10 feh yeu agnin to wy bosom
Whist thsss IiteiS Srsssv bssn sswinss
Ones been pricked By the needle, nee
Thse hands shsll be kept ffee from labor
when once they arc given to me.
All MIN. little pet, I win shield you
From trouble and labor and care.
WIN robe yon like some fairy princess,
And tswsls shall gleam In vour hair;
Those sIippers you gave mo arc perfect,
That dr0ostng-GOwn i1ts to 1T;
NY darling. wonder that heaven
Shouh givo saSA = tfoasure - -!
Eight-aiasrtsp elY4! NJ presions,
Tina ~ - bhn - ~ yoa,
Il sssils bds { snsaosat I've BEEN here,
And sew, znna Issyit Alden.
Ses - AsrrR MARRIAGE.
Oh. Meg. you arc heeyy-Pm tired
Go 1t In the rocker, pay;
When you plump down tn that sort 0f way
You kad better b mending my coat slseye-
I've spoken shout Il beforc-
An& \ Went 70 anlsA tlIla n0v0l,
And look 0vGe th0se bllls from the store
Thk dsasing eoWn Aets liks the d-f;
ThesoANpp6lD run down ct the heel;
Stfanee nOthlpg can Dever lock dsceat;
fwhh you cou1d know how they feel.
WAstb - bill 6ten Moeenn'ss Why surely
ltie not 5cr smother new dress
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LEGAL NOTICES.
.r SHERIEEp,S SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH or ST. JouS TIE BAPTIST
Ii. Clement
g-alast.44@.aftys VS..
ra T. r. Monts.
= No. 39S.-
LEGEHDRE g. Poems attys. for plain
tiff.

BY virtue Of, and In obedience to an orler
Of seizure and sale dated May 3ist 1875 and
to me directed by the Honorable the PARISH
Court for this Parish of st. John the Baptist,
in the above entitled and numbered suit
have seized and will proceed to sell 10
public auction ut the Court House Of this
Parish, on
SATURDAY the 7th day of AUGUST A. ,,
- 1875, at ii o'clock A. M.
H. :ne described r-crcrt~ .c'--.s.
to Wit <~-s~
Atncs of laoa q. -, f,, d, Parish ss
- Jp.su the baptist o, * nauls Of f.f
AH-sis Ippi River. comm, "a al'uut tasg
ilsHdjtd tuisas fr1n ttg u road, md
a certain leuee which runs oss said trssa
% land, and which tract. 'aud meaaHGs
oue half aspcu: more nr 8 ia wi, fs
by a d. Ith Of forty arrc counting
from the river. between dN ging linz
together With the double c1aeessioG stunt e
In rha rrar, said tract nf land BOUNDED
in !roag ,,y the ercnaiains 9oftt"g. cf the Igog-
etty Of .. u. Ferand, Oh the upper toe y
the property Of Wow A. FIroH, and or tta
lower hHe by y tract Of iba.ougirg T. tbs
succession Ut \. M0ntz 9gethcr with M
the improvements there situated aA1
thcrrsnto brionaing.
TFE'
CASH in L, s II e.s,
sheriti's - Of St.
baptist ISIS,
Luc sN cAMBR,
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Report Of those employed in the
different Trades, Professions or
CdlliMgs. @9
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-23
MARKET REPORTS
81, Paul Markets.
August 10. 1875.

August 10, 1875. ).
nopr. xxx. 1928 to $3.50; XXX, s3.7b to
$500: Xxx. S3,OO; Superlative, 81 OO to SOU.
Corn-Iowa on track in bulk, 7Uc TO !2c; 10
outside buyers 73c to 74c;on cars free OF storage,
in sacks. 76c to 7sc. Oats-New 4Oc to Ale,
bulk lots on track; old, SOC to Ole, DO Sales
r. consumers, new, 44s to 45c; old. 53c to SIC,
free On outgoing trains Barley-No 1 scarce;
new. csc to $500; most OF receipts. No. 2.
sold for 9Oc Bran-on track, $3.50 to Sl4 OO
ner ton, Ground feed, $50 90 per ton, large lots
In sacks: $500 Job lots. Shorts per ton,
e16. 90 10 SI8 90. Corn Meal-bolted, So. 90 to
s225: unboltpd, 81 40 to $3.50. Beans
choice white, hand picked, $500 to 81 10;
superior white ravy, 50 40 to 50 go. Butter
down; good, solid, straight color firk'ns, fesn
and sweet, l4c per lb; streaked and mixed
12c to 10; table butter, l8c to 20c for gilt edged
Minnesota factory, l0hc to lsc' COCO
Factory, l3c Eggs-10c to lie. Hides -6h
green Sailed; l3c to 3Nc, dry flint. Apples
ID. 90 to s5 80 per Dbl.
Blueber1ies. So 70 to $500 per tnshel. salt
81 .65 per Dbl, car lots i; $40 t Sl.7b, small
lots Grain Bags Starks, $32 90 per hundred
MINNEAPOLIS A. $40. 80 Globe, $1,000; Mon
taup. s31.OO; American, $3.50 Sprins
Chickens, good sized, &c per pair; small, 3Oc
Hams-Ryan's canvassed, large lots, 1917 t.
J3Ac. Mess Pork, small lots, $1,000 whole
sale, SOL CO. Lard, l4H to l5c. Live Stock :
Choice grass-fed steers, 3A to SIC; secon'
quality, 2Ac; poor lets, 24 to 2Ac; sheep
$475 Veal, live, to &c; dressed, y 10 9e
Mich Cows, $4,000 to $50 90.
SuNnR1Es = Dried Peas, $l.75 to $3.50 70
tatoes, Soc Beeswax, CSC per ID. Maple Su
ger, l2Hc. New Cider, s.. SO per bb. Bacon
clear sides, a to 14Hc; clear ribbed, l3H t
l4c Mess beef, 50 90 to $3.50.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-08-23
.ipts asd shipments for the week


ENGL,sH-On Saturday last, 1t Col
chester, there was only q moderate sup
ply of wheat, the weather during the
week preventing farmers from thrsshing.
Millcrs to obtain sufficient tor their
weekly requirements were obliged to
pay IS to As advance, but the market
was not excited. At Doncxsler. notwith-
standing . large supply Of wheat, trade
was again brisk and sharp, IN advance
of Is per load being noted upon all mil
lers' parcels Of good quality. We re-
port currencies at from 15s Sd to 2Os and
up to 22s per load for really fine qualities.
Oats somewhat dearer BY reason OF the
bad reports which come to hand OF the
new crop. At Dorchester the supply OF
wheat was very small, and in conse-
quence of the prospects of . bad harvest
and the state Of the American markets
the prices were from 3 to 3s per imperl-
al quarter advance on previous weeks
figures. Quotations ranged from 46s r.
sos. Ali feeding stuffs rather dearer
Grinding barley, 28s to SOS; oats, 26s t.
32s. Improved attendance. and moder-
ate business dome. At Gloucester En-
glish wheat took ! start Of - per Or
and American s. to -. with falr de-
mand- Spring corn Il PER *. highes
for oats, beans. psas. and harley. naize