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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22
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From The I0lrd Ctty Daily Press.
Taxation of ChErcn Property.


The Davenport Gazette entirely misap
prehends our comments on Grants pro
position to tax church property. We
know of no state in the Union i'll which
property owned by church corporations
and rented for business purposes is not
taxed inow. Such property is take in
Iowa and the writer voted TOR the law I'M
der which it is done We believe it is tax
ed under state law everywhere in the
Union.
Grants proposition is intended to grasp
the property held by some of the churches
10 the administration of charities, aud
especially the orphan retreats, retorma-
tories and hospitals of the Catholic church.
Those institutions do not yield an income.
They are supported by the contributions
OF the charitable and to tax them is to tax
the charities of the people. The Jews III
most of our large cities have kindred
institutions. The Protestant Gentle part
OF our population makes no such effort as
a part of its religion, for the shelter of the
defenseless young, the reclamation of the
abandoned and the succor of the sick; so
that work 10 their behalf is carried on in
the reform schools, and kindred institutions
maintained by the state, supported by tax
alton to which the jew and the Catho-
lie pay their share, after maintaining
their own institutions at their own ex-
pense. If there is any equity in taxing
them upon their own charities after they
| have helped to maintain those carried OF
| by the state, we would like to have IT
DIT monstrated. The various denominations
u aintain schools the Catholics BEGINNING
their separate educational system prima il
the Methodists, Bap;iSts, Presuyterian>
and Episcopa!ians differing from then
only in beginning their separate sectarlal
instruction at the inception OF an academic
course. Is there any enlightened states
manship in taxing these denomination
upon the property aud buildings needed
for carrying On these schools? We in
Weigh against burdensome postage alt,
imposts upon ink, paper and type etal
as tax upon Intelligence, and that sort 0
burden was abandoned by England thir'!
wears ago, aud has been generally aVolde
IS an exception to our protective polio
in this country Now, would not a ia,
upon the school buildings and fixture
yhich figure IN the estimates Of churc
upon Intelligence which a wise states
mauship would avoid?
AS all income paying property held b
churches is now taxed and rs sound rc1su
suggests no argument to support the tai
alton of the means Of education, what doe
Grant recommendation amount to, MOI
, than political frebrand to keep the part
pot boiling?
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22
RAILROADS.
Pittsburgh, t.Wayne& Chicago
AND PENNSYLVANIA R.R. LINE
Condensed 1iEne liable.
MAY. iS75.

TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO DEPOT,
Corner Canal and Madison Sts., West Side,
On arrival of Trains from North and Southwest
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22
|. Voice Of God.

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Four Hundred years from the last of the Prophets
to the birth of Christ mot found in any other sln-
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22

- Trains With hyuGgh Mo-. NO. .. No. 4.
< Cars Day Ex. Fac.Ex MILK.
~ TO NEW YORK. EX.Sun. Daily. Elk, Sat.
Il sun.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-22

THIS IS THE ONLY LINE THAT RUNS THE
cvlebra ed PULLMAN PALACE CARS from Chicago TO
Baltimore, Was hington City, Philadelphia ana
New York, thouI change Ask for tickets via
For, Wayne and Pennsylvania Line.
Through tickets for sale at all principal ticket
offices, at the lowest current rates.
+. X. MYERS, G.. T. & T. A,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

pFt&ten eeeen Soft ni&t aendeen. BE
10 einenr 9eben Der SeIbhpnleuenuna
unp electromagnetic berufen fnp. Sc
stbt Yerienen, bic. rpenn fe BEN erbas
benen Rufs 0ottes @eb5r eeten. Yiels
lei6t auf fold mdblame pfaoe aeras
ratben, pab fe @sfabr laufen, ron lelbf
BEN lansen @es gum 5tmmel aus hem
Mn9e au rerlieren."
@ae pareu bur@ bic Wcrtt tes Tas
ter Boreia tief eerdbrt uno Die Ibrd>
men In ben @ugen bes 6errn 2sslie be-
funoeten, boB. wiewsbl 60 ibm BARI fiel,
pom leiner lc&ter su iAeipen. Ct te1>
nod bereit mar, Soft isbss Opfsr su
brinaen.
"9ater 8Oreia bat MIR Sorsel1ries
ben" 10 fubr Gorinna fort mod Elm
Sabr nit Der MusfIbruns uasines Gnts
i&lu6ss au tparten. @dbrene eefen
wolen mir unlere @ebete p~ereinieen,
UNI @cttes @iIsn ntebr unb rnebr fem
men ia lernen. Sn3wii@en bite i9
Did un Define ndtsrIi9s G~inwiaisune
90 meinem GntidluGe."
n1bsures 3ino", perisbte 6srr 2esz
liz, Der Natb. ben pater 8oreia Dir
eessben. 1T mir etn neusr Bspeis Dol,
ber Weniaenfenntnib uno &luebeit
Defines bieoern SceIenfdbrers. Sd Ct
tbeile meine Grlaubnie BEN sreilen
9atbe. cen ct Dir 9sseben. unb ss III
mein 8uni@. bab Du BET Niemanren
als bel bieiem un1ern aufri9tieen
Grsunpe Dir 2atbs e,bo!f. Dtr mol
len uiel fir einanoer bstsn in bieier
3wti9ensett. unp let Seri&ert. bae i1
bersit btn, AaeS gum Spfer su brtnsen,
mas fdr Eein ewises unb ssitltHes
Slid, msin tbsurss 8ino, pienItG lstn
f5nnte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

swilGsn ieinen fdUeren Geberpfdblen
uno murmeIte: Die 1T tein Sine
msbr-o rod nod ein 3inb, sewtb sin
thtes 8inp!"
MIert fam nd&fsn Sag ss9sn Mtts
tag NIT einem lHweren Houlde tetm,
SeIbt in leinem un3urednunssfdbtsen
3ufanre mar ibm iero@ eeaenwdrtis, rat
or stwnS, unter nielem Da6e nnSer,
seibli&es uusssfitrt babe unb ole e.
in Die 8anbb,ttHeQe taumelte. fa8te CT
..2ab MID idlafen, LANCE i@lafen, mt
hem Glesr if's ia nun cod flr mid
aus unp Der ei6tfoot- =" ietat
Wprte perlorsn f& in unrsrfdntlt&ea
Murmrln une Go mar ntHts mebr a.
srfabrsn.
0crttbuns fOIst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09
III. Sin Omen.

Sefters eeidab 60, tae 6err 9sslie
T& NIT Scrinna fiber tbren Beruf gum
Srcensfanse unterbtelt, unp ptswobl
Der @erante an bic tinftise 5rennuns
pom leinem tbeuren &inoe ION unsss
mein bart feel, 70 bate Eprtnna pur1
bic Gsfistett ibreS Gntlhlufss, purh
lore Gr5mmtsfeit unc Demutb ibren
Batter 70 febr fir ibre Nabl eerponkcn,
bab ct fortan immer nit Der erBbten
&ube oardber lprah.
SD bemerfe metn 8tne", lprad
6err 2eslie zines Cages 3u Ieiner 5c1>
ter, ~cab t@ sesen GOtt sesen ben i'd
NIT 3Idf9t auf Did 70 ptele 8er>
pRi&tunsen babe, iebr flsts unr eisen>
ndBfs bin; I'D banole alf'o niGt mad
Der 0orlartft unierer beilisen 3slietpr.
Snpee. mein Stno, Natur unp @hape
lte9cn nod INNER NIT einanber i'm
Sample unp Obldon lsstsre mid
swinst iece @ntidulpisuns aufsueez
ben, 70 behalf bod pte Natur bur9 BE
Waat ibrer Berertlamfeit unc purh
tbre ianften Banpe bic Oberbanp. eies
be 1o&ter, bette fit MIDI, bab Soft mid
ftdrfe unc mir ote Sraft eebe. In uebers
einftmmuns nit feinem anbetuneswir>
Dtsen 8iaen 3u banpsln. Snpeb",
fdste Ser eeslie eletalam erl9rcdtn
aber feline erOBe Na9f9t binsu, lid
babe nod cine 8ectneune, bte Du am
nebmen muet, ebe t1 in pielem punfte
nneinsn leBten Gntidlu6 faHe."
ullno mel1e 1pdre ctes 2" rerfeste
3rrinnu, I'D bofs, Du tpereef pom
mir Nt&ts forrern. mas benz @erlaneen
n1eines 6srsenS riperfrebt."
~Nein, u1etn 8tno," antrprtete BIT
Batter. "Du weibt bab per AHeenblid
nabe 1T, mo Define S&wefer f9 per>
nndbIen miro, in wents Easen 1T ie
bic @smabltn Cigars. Statt, tpte
friiber befftmmt mar, NIT ten Neuper<
nldbItsn cine @ersndsunesretle pur1
ben Norcen unieres eanres I'D MAIDEN,
baben mir unter etnanpsr bel4IpGen,
ras mir Nue, Du, Blanfa unp aud bic
feline Srene, falls IS DIR esfdut, eine
Reiie eur& europa modem. Du wirR
bann bic @elt In aa' ibrer @r5ee leben
unO fennen lsrnen ; unp pisrpobl i&
nt@t winl&e bae Du ole leerer 6reu@
cen tbeilf, 70 bOfe i'd bod, Du tperpef
eine1 wircisen 9ebrau9 BARON mo-
den, uha carna@ btelen wi1tisen S1ritt
ju tbun."
yS&On Der Gsbante baran, metn
Batter" oerlsBte Rortnna, vldet mid
erjtttsrn, aber tn 0srtrauen auf @ctt
tptu t9 ries Rren3 aus ietner 6ane
annebmen ; penr unl gbrifo na1sufol>
gen, mug man letn 4reu3 traeen. Ntit
pfiatmdstaer unterwerfune ,ebn1e i'd
Detnen 0Orldlas an anp fam mid
nur tr6fien nit Der 6ofnung, Du ,uers
bef mad @tlauf bteier Belt mir feline
6tnpernife msbr BET Der Musfibruns
uiet1e6 Gntl1lu11eS tn ben We9 3u le-
gen."
~@enn Du banr wirfli@", YerleBte
6err Geslte, mad ablauf bieles Sab
reg fef BET Detneu, Bel@luHe bebarrea
unb barmberstse SGwsfer tpsrosr
riaf, 70 MIL i6 Did cbne @orbebalt
BEN perm tpetbeit urb Did ni@t rnsbr
an Der GrfaqunS Detnss Der3enswu,,
fGes bineern."
"5abs Danf, utein gaterl" rief &os
rinna te8eifertt, unb fe unterpridte
pte tn ibren Ausen e~rsldn3enbsn Sbrd>
men. ngott triro Dir ,paflr feiner1
tau(enbfa@en epbn 8ebtn."
.@ir ppIen bte1e Sa@e iebt ale OBJ
eetbnn betra1ten~, fpraa 0srr esslie
NIT ft6tbarer 8efrtebisung. ~Wdbleit
tuir jsBt eiaen anperr Gtoff 40 unlerer
unterbaltuns."
Wortitbuue folsD
ON
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09
1s. Ser @ernf.

@iniee Sage burauf lueen 6err Sess
lie NIT letnen G6@teri unp ben @dfen
pater ScrSia, Gp8or unb S@wefer
Sbersle rertrauli& im @eiprd@e BET
etnancer. Na@peui man ater Der.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
sAIrs FnOM 2l2 oClOCE P. N. 10 CLOSE OF BIZ
MSS. 3 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
FRInAY- Oct. Or. NJ.

In speculative stocks to-day we have had on Il
small business declining market, more especially
for Lake Shore. in which the realizing commenced
Yesterday has been actively continued to-day, &C.
cor,ranied by more or less short sales This stock
was sold to-day 10 the extent 81 about 60 600 shares
,r nearly one-half the entire business Of the day
Starting out at G1aGO7s, it declined 70 GO's
and reacted 10 81 before the opening Of tie regu
lar board Afterward Ii sold with very slight
fluctuations down TO 59;s at which IL closed show
inc, a decline from yestcrdays final sale OF IL per
cent. The next most prominent stock upon the LIST
WAS Western non, of which $1,000 shares were
sold at 751s 7J' - 7J-l, the exact quotation
N which it closed yesterday afternoon Con-
.iderug the general weakness OF the mar
tet dis stock may Lc regarded as strong.
Pacific Mail has also cXhbr strength IN view OF
fine stor, of the rival line which is repeated to-
dav with additional yigor. Tins stock opened at
l0i, and on sales Of 20.oeG shares was taken OF
to7ga ga 4O3s. n decline for the day OF x per
cent. Erie sold TO the extent of $500 shares at
73sa I75s. an advance OF i. Union
Pacific declined p per cent sales ot 800 shares
l,siro at to N0rtl.-V sold TO the extent Of
2 ooo shares at 3C5-a 81 a36ls, against 363I last
richt a decline Of . per cent The Preferred on
-.les of only 200 shares declined a per cent.
Panama shows quotation lb. o. OF single hund-
red shares al 134 against sale yesterday at l"o.
Hannibal and st. Joseph declined d; Michigan Cen
trail Ia: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, -. Paul.
and =. J. Central, each J.; Ohio and Mississippi.
and Wabash. each i. and Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Preferred and C., c. and l. c. each = per cent
Missouri Pacific and Quicksilver each advanced L
ner cent and Rock Island is. The opening, highest,
Lowest and closing quotations Of active stocks sold
to-day will be found in the subjoned table:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

Money has been more accessible to-day than YES
terday, and call loans the Stock Exchange were
made at 2la TO 81 per cent though II yet the pre-
vailing figure at the banks Discounts were quiet az
and T. Washington dispatches state that thc Treas
urv holds S36S $50 600 in bonds 10 secure National
bank circulation, and Sls 100000 10 secure pubhc
deposits The National bank circulation cutstand-
ing is reported at T}46, 500 900, Of which S26iO,-
OCO are gold notes. The bank notes received for re-
dempton to-day were $3.50 900, while the total re-
ccipts for the week were SO. 100000. The Customs
receipts to-day were $4,000; the total for the
month. to date, were $j.76o0O0, and the total for
the year to date, were $50, 100000. The Internal
Revenue receipts to-day S300,OO0 for the
month 10 date So 200 900, and for the fiscal year.
to date S33. .73O 900. The following was the Clear
ing-house statement: Currency exchanges, $12,-
629. 10; currency balances, S3,5-7,293; gold cx-
changes. 81 339. .s94; and gold balances S5-7.S62.
Government bonds were steady TO strong. and tho
collaborating issues in good demand. We annex
ef,- -iuo ar
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs.

liverpool oct. 29-l23o p m.-C1ton = quiet ard N.
changed. sftsiug Cpand-. "a; NidIlng Orleans, Tits
ai- bales Including 2OJOtor slecrat ON and ypor
rreYt. 300 bsr- Oi winch 100 we're amer can -aifsnt
One nc-A 81. bales % which rOJ were fr export 1901
800 uu speculation. American sales. 1850 lrs uiNHrti
nom the shin drrci nuueIs. 5000 tl's total slf-,
JrT 600 bales when 90 American rec pts ol TO
e,. 4gN bales. Jf which ll 900 were American a. lai
xor bales amount oi cotton sol, ifOtO bales. ot
which 10000 are Amrrilau Tlc American cotton stor ia
orf l. actual count. +.nO Dae below tie estimate
Cotton o arrive quiet s-lef u Al.dAng Up
sn,s Nun9 ella ise, December aad January dciftfy,
lf I sales of Middhng orleans 2lar contract ~ pped
November and December per saip ~ ~. co. 10" ithg
clu-, tmlti AN December ir SAIL, at 'fs
Mo rr. th past thrcc taYs been 5000
Cuarf.f-. ol aAicn 3 600 were american.
Tlrtlou oct 2i-l D. Nottol tO at i've rlncr, and
tlic, have advanced fraction; oi aiiiins ipuis
iotfou Low M4ddlug clause. october delivery, 40 o-'
do do shipped January ANA February Der sal. at b'-
poro bhl fOr N,s- Bacon. 81 Z CIV Tor Long clear
Mddlr. anu 6l lor short Clear MIddes. laio"I 40
steady except Tor corn, when s duh. CON- - Sa5lo
iiyrsrool oct. 2o-3 p. u-Of tie sales Of Cotton To-
aax. .>I Iacs American.
LivEhPo.l- oct % p. The market for Yarns and
Fabrcr Naut quiet aud unchanged sale. 0I Mld
cling p.suds Cr'on Low Mliiing clause ppei hecrn
brf ANA JaHuary vr sdu 81 si do ao, February 4nd
Mach delivery at6 lsisI. Lard, go 2 CNt
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
el. z hing, tho market was arm. The following were

Ti GOA h,ye ruled n7er and fairy active sales 800
uts a - s5 - fOr Grand Bank ard -j - or Georges
-iH, M - for so ana ar 80 for aud 2n1 bbls No.
- 81 D0r Herring active and firm -c. lahoO ho1es
~ 35c sealed and SOC oI 30 J. fdtii irtilIB ~ iI
aanc steady. Of l.5oo bills Labrador al - -
a - 5O. and 4nJ bbls. Portland Rancid al -
FLOUR AND - The Flour market Wa shade hrnifr
~ipaing grades with @ ~ mort nah thrit va Iis9
GOOD INQUIRY f1r city Illls 20 ltL prices mrnrm ana good
grade, Flour rth qne 4" tnput a.i decided ,nfe
In price: local trade Herr buying only % spp pres hg
wants. i0aI -alrs 700 bDl., lc.Idng 1000 Js Shipping
frs Al TJfs6 Common o. Good, fnt ~ -Jdtu - or
ttoi ta Cui,e ana o. bts city Nils Extra chiefly Al
- ge SO u the u at - rOat5 Tor SO =
Chiefly I'd 80; lO0rJ 40 20. common 10 Choice
sup fH1e ANA western % loaS ~ for Ini.iot 70
OOa - 80 10 Good do and ~ @j4fS for Coed 70
iboirt DO. - jDG-J Inferior 90 Common Extra
Western. % JOa ~ 80 for Common to GOa lo ~ 80
t "a Fulv 0. - -Ods- . for civ NILS ExIIa - ~
az or ,oilon TO Cocl EAtra l"'19 5eor o,i' and
mon o Miuue0i> Extra and ~ 't - 90 or
Far hoi,e do. market closing very strong for @hrpug
eiies iul ior Lan and gnl extras southern tiOur
decdri c-'~e n prce sae .Vu hn'' - - oya % 20 80
0r cDr,on -l and ~ rod ~ ioI tood to very
ce do L-lIuR $40 bns takrh Tor e1p.r' 'o l' lo"l Al
- 20 Eyc Flour OILY ID hodrlate WhiAhl a.
former ufte. sales 800 hhs at ~ . 10 30 r The Nh"e
range iuclsane -OId Co chpc. -np'rnhe 4 - - 90 pr
dell - u si 80 fuT yellow western
- $50 - tor Jcis-r -nnsy tan.a and SiaF4 20 Tor
rluIvlsluc. sats. $50 uhi- Euckstrai filul Eas plenty
mi r III huyef favor. lea UG+2 % Tor -taie and
tgKIfGN Ilrrt ha- been quifo good lobmng
tsluss m tir urrkt b. Fruits aAd notwithstanding
the liberal ni l.l-n-. price" .ir c VINE nia ai-l
rruufs hsd vain .ruurs ana 'uifah, h' -tr flss
al-o 81 quite Almrr11 Gupcs ar IN d'n1nd al - ~
for naf lO fo opr Kegs Isffss"la A4n"nds meet
WIh dell-ut, an lrghuih p nun h'b ".
1g,ie. ha.sus iaref. new ~ JOos2 3d.; 10. hail
boAea ao quarter boxes. Toe do Lay r.
old =, zrnfg Is Musratel new. - 25@
40 u.x IJalst,. -e-drss. y fra, new, 80. Dates, 2
d. 5.a5isc Curani-. 6'oa7c Ciron Leshorn ~ "a
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

TUIUtI. ITf- I7IIs
CgFFLE-There was only small business Va RIO today
nracing ! o. hars Far 1glc; the market was IN mo
.~e l qr Il .purfs.c State and the close st nOni
nj al l-l4l9Da gol ior oidnaTJ 10 prime hyGces ana
fof iobiiug lOt- WA grades were quiet
al gold f1r Maracaibo aud 6a2-c. gold Tor java
CGTTON-Iie martct the alo Vas quiet lnd without
oe ruaugc bat tho sa0rnr-s Ol the time for The settle
gn o october contracts Ted % he Offering o consider ihe
Tffu a irregular prices anxiety quarters 10 re
,a being due G rcucr between prices iOr Oco
brr AMI Noyebrr Tho demand nom hoti exporters az d
snoupra Ntilr FOR speculation Was done Inc
stock here tonight G52sB bales the rrrpt8 ~ The ports
today pr, 2fs bars against .1.lS. this d1Y la- week.
md ZaU44 this day l,t year tue receipts oI e week
have eeu Iisj77 bal's a-ainst l.. $40 bales si "ets
III - \, 60 bales which 300 last evening" ne u lne o.
txnar 81 70 and l6J FOR speculation Inc
- - a-.-..D- -. 1 n LI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
BANNING AND FINANCIAL.

Stock Privileges cost from $40 to 81 900. aud on
fucuating market pay profit every 80 days of .
10 u times the amount invested without any duul-
tionaI liability beyond the cost of the privilege.
Explanatory pamphlet and Weekly Financial Report
sent free tO those desiring to speculate. Address
ALEX. FRoTHNGHAM u Co, Bankers
II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

AinANV oct o9Wheat quiet. Rye qneI and adv. oats
In light request with sale Of No Mixed
cord ou,t Iolnay 20 ne. Tor Low and High
western Barley higher but less sales :
-ixrowcd t o At 81 5 car 40 twolowed state az 9oc
oie ear rUwe state a. ~ - 300 bush
rowed al 5000 bush. canada West priv terms and
q ears No. state two roNe. on private terms
BALTINOKF oct 2a.-Cotton quiet Low slid ling i3
Fuu quiet, steady and mchan o heat urmer, act,
Nn Western nd ~ - fcnnsylyana ned ~ 3Gg<l 81
Mar, Red 81 l50sl - dc. Amer, ~ t,csi 3; ia.
White - 2od-i 30 Corn southern steady W ser-,
SIR n excited southern White. HAS, do Yellow ID
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

srct I'd Ordinary ias
Fqr future delivery the market generally izc lower
October vas variable advancing early In %" daF on denanu
from the shorts ara atterwqld rocedile ai's }eiday
January cO) l3taec. Fe1ruaiy zoe - vs.; Aarc' 5oD
13lo.r ZOO he April 100, l3'@; fota, fuo Dal f7t
ll-ianuary 100 ~ 'a.c total 100 bales 1rcunn ca.
Drcenber, 900. 3 S2ci total 200 otits i.itn cIi-No
ve,ber 800 lsifc Januar- 100 3i-c; total. 4OD haes
sales 20 day no 10 october. .Ol l49e 600 l4 s3s'
loo lstc 200. l4 -sc.. 800. j. f-c ZOO II ~ c Loo
i4stc 500 ll sci 200, seac loo - 'Igc 2o0 - '-S
BOO. l3 er.C; -,dUJ, l3'ici 100
I'm BOO h.. &C Dec mrc- 100. - oasc. 2OJ, i3 g;
iO, Is &C. 200 lisc 200. i3 sc; 700, l3 lisc January,
5Dn ac 500 l3 r.~. 2cu. t. '-c; 100 IL o2ac 200
ac y sc ZOO - 81 & ic9r,u2r{ 5o9 u l3 issac
o Id ,,. IOu i3 ltlc; 500 1899. 600 l5 ,i0c April
tnl i3sie. 5HO. lja-' lGu. ~ l.ci 100 10 &c; 500
R DC June 100 l4c total 100 bales grand t0th 3i-
-Ou ba.e5. ,.. No. e, Tho ,ouo,r,,o warn
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

lIbersi The transactions during The last ie~ osys
swarar.. 70 OoI n Xxx OHIO fleece at acc; LOW
n do ~ 600 Wisconsin, 5000 Micbgan. sOog 10 Do ~
C0mbmg, on private trrins zvVo
Teas a. 1000 do 81 20 g2Ie - bales Vls @ ~
at Fail Clip California AZ lb1lIGf S"rJ"t
do Al l621l7 PC: lgUOOO b do at 6aO2o % oArs 90 ~
2O126c: 81 500 spring do a 15c $1,000 D 40 on pfs7 s
tens 600 n Do Bury 2Oc So bags secured Al f''1
10000 Georgia private terms "a b1gs NO Ph.s" .v
bales xfra do bales super dOY ~ hags lambs no
pvse torns 2j short Extra Zoe 10 foregh wDo'
there sales of 40 bales RTssian Donsko &c ~ ~
gold 40 bales APE a. 3Ie, and sDlaD ots vi Aust
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

LONDON. oct 2J-i2JO mlhe rate oi discount ~ no
open market f0r months bills .s prr cent 'hlch -
per cent Bank af England rate Cun,s Tor money,
iia. for ,hc coani 9iais T. Bouis, lSOas, lu5si
Frir EaIi iway shares l5e,; Nrs York Central, It
LONDON. oct 23-l3O y nars adYlees quote kentes At
65f Zoe .
LONDON, oct. 29-3 p. m.-Relned Petroleum l0aflOsL
gallon
LoNpoN oct 2a-i.3O D. lnsCls for money 9i - for
n, account 9f1is Eue kWa sharc l5' Paris Adfi,es
quote itsutcs 6Jf. So.
LONDoN oct 29-5 p nFrio Railway shares. lJ5s. sputs
" Petroleum 9GHiih. 3 gallon.
gallon.
loNpoN OCT so-Evcning. c tomuQn R0sn j3o56 q cwt.
LONDON NAEhEI-OCI -.
kosln-- oii'uh ..-'-''--" %, - y ,,
tRi-. lrf. 29. .- Nr'angc n Lunfol, e5i iJA2c.
AN4WElr oct % Petroleum p s ur flno Pale American
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
The following are the Philadelphia stock quota
tons at o'clock this day, reported by Messrs Ran
d0lph. BickleY ii %. /:


There was nothing special in the London adyices
to-day. British Consols ruling strong and higher, and
United States bonds firm Erie declining l. per cent
to 1853. Three months bills are discounted at three
per cent or one per cent below the bank minimum.
This has beer fornightly settling day on the London
stock Exchange The withdrawal Of bullion on
balance from the Bank of England to-day amounted
to G141 900. IN Paris, French Rentes closed at
6J.s5. The gold market strong on small bu'i-
ness. the same reasons for is continued strength
being ia favor as of late. The opening prlce was
1iGls and 1t later advanced to 116i2. On gold loans
the borrowing rates 3Gi, ll6. l32, and lC per
diem. three per cent annum and ilat. Foreign eN-
change opened steady al 81 - and 81 s2i2. but
short sight bills were later advanced 10
- 50. There was very little business doing. and
it was on the basis Of II ia ~ '77l2 and - II la
81 SOB. The shipments of silver bullion from san
Francisco yesterday were $4,000 The import
entries II foreign dry goods az the port of newborn
for the week ending to-day amounted III com yala-
ton 10 ~ ,340,O12. The amount thrown upon the
market footed up II .4G1. .G56. The Treasury re-
deemed 81. 600 in called Fye-twenties TODAY. The
di-bur,. uentS of November coin interest by the
Treasury amounted to Si29.0OO total Of
II. .TSs 600. The DAYS operations at the Gold Ia
change Bank covered: Gold cleared, 500 5,3il 900;
gold balances. S1,65s,O75 currency balances,
$3.50, 1j7. We annex principal quotations OF
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

2 be coupons Of the Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad Company first and second
mortgage bonds falling due Nov. l, will be paid Mt
maturity at the Office of Chase & Atkins Il Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30

The following shows the imports of dr. goods ai
the port Of New-Yori for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning of the year, compared TN
the corresponding portions Of previous years;
FDY ne HeeL. tSIJ. l@7i. ,i~IS',
Entered al the port 81 3 SGS1 e. OJ0SJ+ rl.Aalgl
Thrown on market IDJl,339 l,2jO.Zl5 Li In'b
Fptered Al he por SOC 453 sll.5s30l4 ssl3Lls5
Thrown on n.lkeL lO7 55l. 100 0S,26ii3J sl.56l6Js
New-York tribune., 1875-10-30
THE MARKETS.
rcar,fnlly reported for The rararSs.l
OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY. Dcf ~, l7fo.
The following complete list Of exports shipped IN vessels
which were cleared TO-DAY FOR foreign ports
BRTYYy-Bark Schiller.