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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-04-28

lieve there is "nigger in the wood
pile" You can shape your questions S
so that your readers will believe they
can be answered only in certain way.
L would not try to prove anything. I
would let facts alone. Tell your read
ers who wrote the article in the
CHRONICLE, and perhaps that will do.
1t makes SO much difference, you know
who it is that writes what is true.
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BOOK AND MUSIC STORES.

wv F. CUMMINS. deals in Pianos, Organs.
w Musical instruments, Sheet Music. N Musle
Books &c a. Cav st. Violin string y speciality
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Trpatfmg

zone of the most useless, vulgar, and
pernicious customs of American society is
that of treating" Many a genial, gener-
ous-hearted young man acquires the habit
of drinking under bondage to this custom,
from fear of being considered 'mean " if
he should decline to receive or give
"treat. y Chicago Standard.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-04-28
The East Tennessee Wesleyan Univer
sity Again.

Sity Again.
To the Editors Of the Chronicle:
My attention has again been called
to the HoLston Methodist. An article
there begins with this statement:
1--WE published, as an item of news,
some time since that the East Tennes-
see Wesleyan University was to be
sold at public auction, and that 1t was
believed by some that the present trus-
tees could not make good title. Our
statement was made under good au-
thority, and we have no reason to wish
to withdraw it.n
Why does not this editor now pub
lish as an "item of news" that the
sale, of which he speaks, will not take
place? Most of the Democratic papers
in East Tennessee did this, and had
not mentioned it previously. But see
how ingeniously he words this para
graph One would understand by it
that he refuses to withdraw his state
ment in regard te the sale of the insti-
tuition. Verify his character for "slip-
peryn is justly due. In regard to the
statement that the present Trustees
can not make good title, it must be
remembered that he made this state
ment, and now renews it, knowing all
| the facts in the case. /. That the pres
ent Trustees have held the property
| under color of title for more than seven
wears. 2. That it was purchased by
! them at Chancery sale and the pur-
chase money since paid. 8. That the
NJ. E. Church, South, (or individuals
representing that Church) attended
this Chancery sale, and had the same
opportunity of buying that others had.
4. Mr.. Rowley, to whom the debts
against the property were then due,
authorized his attorney to give to the
NJ. E. Church, South, the refusal of
the property, which was done. 5. That
the wives of the prominent -outhern
MethOdists in Athens, were on the
streets in Athens about that time,
trying to raise money to buy the prop
cry at said Chancery sale. 6. That
while Price was publishing at Knox
\ vile that the present trustees could
not make good title, and that the
purchaser would buy lawsuit, meet
ing of representatives of the NJ.
E. Church, South, called together by
no less an official than the Presiding
Elder of the Athens District, was be-
ing held in Athens for the purpose OF
taking steps looking to the purchase
of the property at this sale so gratuit-
ously advertised by the Holston Meth
odist The editor of the Hotston Meth
Odist may not have known this last fact
but if he did not, it shows that there
are others in his own church who
think the present title legal-the other
facts none knew better than he, fol
they have been brought out again and
again in response to similar charges
nd insinuations. No other paper, sc
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City lirfttnru.
K. II.

~>~~S~~~>~~~~~~>~>>>~>~~>~>~~
HARMONY LODGE. No. Z. K. ofP.-Meets
III Friday nights at Castle Hail. Sd floor. los
Gay s.. j. w. dawes. c.; I. N Phillips, K, K S.:
X. Q. Richmond. N. f.; Peter Ritter. ME-
In OILS TON LODGE. No. /, X. of P-Meets
IL Wednesday nights. at Castle Hall. Sd floor
l0S Gay st C. Camp. G. CIT M. Schleier, ".
q; Jas. Morrison. NJ. r. Harvey Clark. K. X. ).
II BRMI0NE LODGE, No. Is. K. of P.-Meets
Monday nights at ~ O'Clock. at Castle EalI Sd
door, los Gay -. w. Armstrong. q. c.; 4. G.
Bearden X. r. rs
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7 a. SAMMONs. Union St Fashionable Tail;
Fepairing done in best style. Work warrantr d.
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HOME NEWS.
Government Troops Preparing to At
tack Indians.
Exploring Expedition to the Black
Hills and Yellowstone.

| WALLACE, KAs., April 27.-Lieutenant
Henley arrived at Fort Wallace yesterday,
with number of soldiers in an exhausted
condition. Four hundred Indians were
seen about fifty miles from Fort Wallace,
near the Kansas Pacific railroad track.
The Government is making preparations
for several attacks on the Indians
CHICAGO, April 81 Mr.. Jenny, of the
Geological and Typographical Exploring
Expedition to the Black Hills and vicinity,
headed by the Government Scientific Com
missioner, and accompanied by Military
escort under Lieutenant Colonel Fred
Grant, will start about the 10th of May
from Yankton, Dakotah, proceeding thence
by small steamer up the Missouri to
Fort Abraham Lincoln. It's ultimate des-
tlnation is Yellowstone Valley, which will
be thoroughly surveyed, waters of the
river sounded and mineralogical features
of the region examined. Yellowstone
River will be navigated as far as possible,
the expedition intending to follow it O
distance of $50 miles, with view to making
a chart of its course and depth of water,
and height of rapids and cascades Anoth-
er expedition will in the course of the sea
son be sent out, led by General Custer It's
destination is the Big Horn and Powder
River region.
HAzELToN, April 27-There has been no
disturbance since Thursday. The man
killed Thursday was a desperado named
Peter Munday, who was the leader of the
mob.
BosToN, April 27.-Charles Page, of
Woodberry, the well known inventor, is
lead
NEW HAVEN, April PA game of base
ball was played here between the Atlanta
N6rIier scorcu stnu rner farrrua-r-------~~.s--
New ORLEANS, April 27.-The Louis
ana Levee Company ct al have sued Scott
4 McCamb for $282,OOO for violation of
contract.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 27.-The Great
Western Dispatch and Erie and Pacific
Dispatch and freight lines have been con-
solidated.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 27.-The NeaOS
and Courier libel trial ended to-day on
of the jury, after being |
locked up "a hours. 1t is understood that |
eleven jurors were for acquital and one for
conviction. There are seven other indict- |
meDts against the proprietors of the paper, |
but the Court announced that no more |
would be tried this term. The failure to
convict is generally regarded as the end.
, 1875-09-01

Withdrawn from storo on Monday fos ety CON-
sumption dbsa bu ~hnat 1921 bu oorp a3G9 hu o,t,
e0o ou re. l,Tb bu barley.
Iae following gram waA inspected into 6toYe In
shh city on Tuesday morning 10 cars No. l hprinu
ts csfs No. do 10 carr No. do. a3 cars rscctet
do, cAss no gra1o do t279 wheat Of Which 2lo .ro
nsw); car Nc. corn, ST cal. hiah.!1oa 10, 9a cara
and IL 800 bu No. do, 81 rejected. do, pae, no
grade do {3s corplt u ear. white o.ts 81 ear, .ud
1000 bu No. do, a1 carr rejected d. ~, m
do tll8 oas); car No, RE, 10 car, No. do
rejected 10, cars grade al ryoj IA car, No.
barley, cars No. do, cars rejected do, cars no
grade 10, Total t77D cArx, nar mn h,, 1,...a,
out bu wheat 1eC 2ss hu en-, :" ,7a ~,
1877 BIZ rys. 79l bu harlcy. :" 0-"'
Tho leading produce tnnrtata vor, sc,,r. ,..,,.,.
and Irregular. They sareed In ons mini th.t ur..t
deal OF buatneas was done Iucldunta In i'm c,n.. ~
thp month Lnt tim ,rr,n,.u.n.. e.. .s, NV s'o4'"
vera usually ,ctt~s INV .,,ns ~. 'npplne gram
room beinu t.ktn ihan m an, nro,4o"s ~.
era1 weets uast m. vcathsr a. w., ~ w. sef,
h,d for xbc.t ;,,t ~. sr-,,.,. soa tui oofn Aua
M, rr,zort yat.uo,, ~ to,,,. -, c".s ~
conitttm. rs,x ,.,ea nr,s,.- - ''.. ~ "es'aer
.stt,.d -, hn+ ,wtth.nt ~ tseN "e.e
ne..ad 4 ~. rin.. ~ =. - o ps.e o'.en WI
nr.~ur. "a. -, n.,cts, ~ 49, s ~ 'Ho"kn saea
tn In MT fnn,.s,lI. T., .o.. 80 49,, .nu "o9sat
xero A un.,,,I.I -. ~, ,'.,. -. Nv etne!s
tiona In Wall ,,rsct N. 0toet ,,,,'.a .I.aS ~. ~
.ho., ' ''S N"'e' o''pe eaieny ta's III
nothing n,nre. 1,,.s.l ,.rs,,. - ~. ,. ~. "s'J-
moro ren,na ,nnt. ~.,s -a..ss., -. 49, .o 'us
uaxrtw t,.,Ia -. ,,"t ,,.,ss.. - +o we. AZ"
lilo extant In x,iu,. RS. 80. s ~ S,',.
lriecs Of ar,cc,,e, rc,.,,, ,ss,.s s"S .
VIA II! troort,s. nd n. -o,rs.t s..> 49,. o..'ns's
arm .r% sta.s- aaa a!e mas.t ssan presented
shlprtn. den,,na ~ ro,,s soua so'1. aaa
, 1875-09-01

FINE Crr-CIlnlca 10 sttrA, 7H&A80c; medium to
Ko.Nl, bnfs'Ah' catnmnn, 4Reasoc.
ptua-HatirAt leaf, choice to extra. THAs9c: 10
MEDIUM to goosl tb aim: half bright, e,rl1c 10 Of
ttA, ha46sc; medium, TO 2hto; blank, good to oxtrn
aAs Sci cs''ninosl 10 medium. t'a 90.
aMnKiH0-Hnod tn cht!ce, 1e53sos rue..n1, $50
49, tnmntnn, 1A&:0t.
Hf.Es-ro,slorA continue IN cxress4se SIN.
ply and ae SLOW At 1 4De ttr b, with few Rales ni,ore
8sc. Tomatoes wore panty At 70 A1hc per t,t..
wN0I-rhe won trAle Il juQgah ut tht range
nf pricea follnHng: Tutwn-tod, strictly prinn h2a
Sc; do poor 10 good, 40s4so; washed dssce tnc, 70
@Alc; do meiut,, 1Ia4ae; do eoarap, :astai0c; i'm.
wssho, fne AeAvy to light, 2o9 1sc; do moaium, 31
B3c: do cosrtc, 2at390c. :"
Wn,lh-1s nrn. There il ssesdy fair t1ornand At
$7.t0u5a00 for nars, anil 1t 31.b0{3 10 for bescL
, 1875-09-01
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YOuK.

8p.efa, Dtspas<A - TAs EAteaao HtsGss.
Nzw Yoxk, Aug. a!.--dhA1N-Wlest-Ma.tet 1f-
regular md unsettled. l92o loNsr; decline chIooy
upou soft and snfst!ot parce stlcs Ut o20oo bu !,
u,as4l,s4 for Ma. Chtcaaoj $l.34aS1ss for No.
Northwestern; for No. Milwaukee: Il. va
Lao for No. spring: tl+kssl4s for wan.or re4 We.t
ssn; tt.47a1.so tor Antes do; $llsal.to tor whito
Western. Ryo dull aad nominal It g7kcas ii % for
cansds Ia bond socatQs for old st.te, sni 81 %
for now do. barley quttt aud unchanged uoth In 10
lowost nodesas tsport and hons tssds douaud, slso
iaif inquiry for fof~a dssey, salsa Of $1,000 uu u
1'te Tor steam Western mi1sd1 7441ao tot s4il do.
snu sAssio fos high mixed and yellow wsstasa sl.o
loao bu Wsstafu laI1ed lAst half Hoptsuter ii 7so
oas doll aud declnagj ssies OF $1,000 bu u s7aoqo
Tor on tnasd WsttsFn; 6at0a for do whlta Wests.u
and to9slof for nav do.
pRo'Atoss-A4ll'ss arm 1t l2Xal3u for city long
clear. Lard hFm1 sAIss Of 1oo Aospo4; 13talSXs foF
nsx pEilna atsau..
NHiAx1-Mafket steady; sales of $50 brls II xl.aA
per gallon. and ~ bsls To arrive IN private tsrtaa
0zookalKs-suGae market quist rad unchanged,
fais " good tshnnsts quoted At 1S.less4e: primo
a sNc, and whlto HAtAna II eA01oxe. Coi1pc-
Market htna; moderate inquiry: quoto Rio 1t 1sx
3alo III gold. and NAracalbo II x2,X ,X02axs Ii gold.
In ht Assaelalsd f'rt.*.l
NEW Ya1xs Aug. A.--Flou1-HtsadJt N0darsta
, 1875-09-01


declined my. Tho Directors met: to-day md raii-
BED tho contract With the r.nnn,u Company. Union
tsrm at TaA. Rock Island declined loex, North
/. 19!,i, III NIT aii Ersfstfs. + s3s nd Erls
20 The sctisity In money towards thc cias helped to
derrr.a tee genrral market. Tho icclno in atorks
ea,rc considerable shifting Of oas. At ono ttms tho
after tho demand generally supplied, there vas
sa,'a9n = M r1T cent = whsA rats money VA.
for the dag. Tho brit,h Bank Of North America OH
taned All Injunction In tho Court Of Common Pleas
tlia morning teFtainlng 1+araw Co.. from. diRrn.Ing
~ ssst1,a "a drsts new on tholr way from California,
stock market wa weak. and declined and nnney
adFsnrod ra lotns having been r,n Up tt rcs rent.
TlH decline In alocks was led h5 Wrstsr1l Union
decline In the Iast Two days IN western unIon T+lc
graph ara reports that negotiations with tlc Atlantic
Pacific have bcen brokr., oI aud that lilo latter II
e e. unite With tho c,forn, comrsny md hat
Rs1.d.y Vi, nssto IT, IT, orre.it,en sp 70 %c.s!s s1a
Union po~erfnI. Wh''o these rep9rts a.e plausible
hy recent lsrer hcierr speculative account. What
tetr rnoivrs for sr1ing are IA entrny rnsttet uf
sls1alsi'r i,aa partial viii is .iock." rio 7tssra. n
Rsys: "ft wnnId not be surprising II the controlling
grns ri the street should 10 fo,nt after all ranged
r. tue 1f sS Of 1T stas nsns ar,snge9 hs
fercrlth an1 saspondent sAN 1t thu Btork Exchange
WIRE about &c, CO. Of which 1000 weEs Pacific Mail,
sioo preferred 6sl isoct 1sl.n,,. 7ro II. Paul So
inan coo rzeferro 5000 Erie, $1,000 IAks shorp,
90 ohlos. aud 500 Union raciho,
Money active II 4s7t', clusinT At !.
Prime mercantile paper, 4Hy@G.
Custom receipts, N2t Gao.
Tho Assistant Treaanrcr disburssd 3lB1, zoo.
CltarngE, f4lncO,ntN.
1rHluc" exports for the week. $i,14GpoV,
8terlinR oxchsne6, +a+$fasa7%.
, 1875-09-01


GIFT PROPERTY.
snell IT. 14d # q Of West Chicago Az, Of, 241lOu
II, datcu AuH. 1.{0O
West a1trcnth It, 26t It Of laullus VI, ST., II "
EuEcnio st 20 II Of Church 81, nj, IS It to
alley with buildings, dated March I1......., LOO
State y. 174ld y n Of ThIrty-aftll 1t. v I, 4ax
- ltls T, dated Aug. 81. 1..........,...,.... 2,to0
South Park ~. I'll It Of Thirty-seyenth ss,
" I. l331.g7 II. dntcsl Aug. 21..........,, eJD01
HacHo AZ: liz auf I1er1luou Ut, I, aj1la5
Wentworth av. til In II Of Twcnty.thiri 1t, '0'
OF, ~ s7aft, with buildings. t.............., 2gOO
Sheridan plnco. 2la 4-10 Il o II rurplt It, n I,
N +lo171 ll0 It, With oaiIlluga, lasei Aug.
W.....:.........:...;.. ;..................,s. no
hanio ~ tAo ah1ve, .!atnd Aug: W.. ..,.,... 100
Walash as, = II Of Twtnty-fourth 1t, Ut, q
xlG3 It, with tMprnvemcnts, dated Aug. 10
ELLEN A. sli to Elcanor A. Tay!or>....;.... a5ooo
loo Il, dated Ang. 1nooo
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN nAbIus or MILE
0R QOuNr-A0CsF.
Charlea sv, v cor Of Fort, fourth H. 3k
arrrs feteem 751lt8 ~, dated 2lay tleurss
y. conk Ia Mary Il. Johnson. isis
Lnfs IN 0. nnnnA D1rck 81. Old Town or
ut'gbton, dated Aug. .2o.................,.. 3,4oo
, 1875-09-01
MARINE.


49,, PORT OF CHICAGO. AUG. 81.
| ARRrVHD-schr Lafe Foreat, Alpona, lumber sch1
A. Frederick. South Haven, wood prop Messenger.
6s. 1oscph shndrtea strnt Corons, b. Josenb sun
drss attnr Bheboygan, Mshisowot, sunlrtes schs j.
V. Tsyor, Ford River, lumber; schr II. @. AbrschA
Ford Aiver, lumbar; eebr Lincoln Dali. Mauis.se
lumber schr Jsnnls Mullep, Ludinxton, lunlcf
schr J. Il. Mead. Alpcna, lumber; schx Emua Lotgh.
ton, Ludiugton. lumber; schr Driver, Carltous
t1dr, wood scht Afit!lioset hfantatee. ihrnhaf4
srhs Ida Ks.i, tarcen Lay, 1anabct stnf MuaktRoa.
huakeson, shndttast prop Empire State, Buffalo,
tuhdriesI rrup q. r. Heath, HAusatuek, sundt,oa /
ttmr Huron, Holland, aundrtas sehr r. B. .asrdnbr,
Ford River, lnnber schr Harriet Ann, wAits llver,
bark: prop akylarkt Michigan City, light scow L,
stro s4uEseuet, lumber; scow Bouth 1layen, south
Haven, lumber sehE Ella Day, Whtts Lake, lumber
sehr Bsrtis oskns Manlatee, iaaibsr; barre Afaf,s
e: Ell :il.. :sS; S.tS;:
Msnl.ta9 lunbest saht city of hxauiet ErIs, coil;
:sa sear :; assss +aas,staa xoe4 .ehf John
b,rEs =. :. As1: ds,nd M.,s1, lumbar Satro G,f
ssssph ~ I'll sb.s Man's fs.sa. xaf t.!s 4
ssa a" IT,; CT p.ts..s sp 1 a, ~
Ritr, lumber seh. Adr!alc, lasieaon, Iambss III
ssa se K ;reh a.'sa aao s,s9 mheF :os .Pts
Gr.pa itstsn. iaabsr ss1r r*ssatas, ~ Ma.isaoa, Mi
1uHoot ecnf "eH!chfsteft hiuAktaon, lunbsr.
CL1Aa9n- Atwsts., Kiuxston ~ 10 bu corn
nnftslo 4,coo Iu corn; piFse Edntado, Sio,.om!use
10 brh pork, 10 bris beef, aud sundras barge Mari.
Coral, Duck Lake, ~ Grls nous; bark ]. IT, A.stan
nuaalo, l,boo bl corn bark ]. T. March, buffalo,
l1all tu .hcst; sehr 4. Tholhis, Clay 1lahls trli
no''5 g. A. ana d sandses sims lawrence. osieasburt,
seuaer. st. 10. brls 1oti. aud santisies shr sLe-
boy9an, MshItawoc, sunlries.
Nlol1r CLxA2Asuts-prop J. rEidRsou, jr., Port
HIfou. u t9s hu cat E8a bFA nnuF Aiad aun.1ric4:
s.rge 0uldine aar. Putt uroh % a91 bu corn 4tmr
Nuakeguo. Mustegoh, - btla Iosi, brls beet, aud
idalo uunslo, 1924 BIT wheat, 15.ai7 I> nofa t,aj
brs 4our aud tuhdrtcs: prop d. J. Trussdel. oraeu
Bay 100 tcs lard, &nl suudteA; prop u r. Heath,
s.etuet 2so green hdas 10 bra pork, and sundtin4;
sSar A,nssicAn Kinystou, y ooa bu corr stYr Mar
and .lndrca prop Ho.ho.ts, Buffalo, 10 4uD b wheAs
y Do0 bu corr, Aud sutd1t: schY astla Wills, t1tt
0o3bosus, &t tlbl bu cufs.
, 1875-09-01

thesr hati been cleared or thu market ruled tame
aeer tho month cash Nd. sold at ~ rAr]f 10
&c fss,r. seller srpsenlrr quoted 1t 7s "7ao
anl teiler D'orr At sJ. lash salrs reported Of
oso1 hu No. at 8e'@sskc; 2.0 In rejected Mt eHa
ba.
HAht.Ef-Was in good demand for cash tots, willis
lois Tor fHsurn delivery were dull hnh e4airr, thogi,
moderately nrm 1t lhe decline, Erilor September
nfsneI at s advanced 10 D, an! cleacl at t.
kol!or ustoher tnla 1t $l.IAd@t.O4k, clas-
'n1 At stoH @l.0t. CaRh No. i wn. a,olc4l
all tho way from Sl.0GAi.0o, and purely nomt-
nal Caah ssfs were reported Of 40D hi No. At glr,
4oo b F"ected At 61xc and stoo bu By sample II yoo
In Tho afternoon Wheat fairly sctiye with aalta
70. ssrtembcr At Sl1aAtai.i3t, closing 1t fi.t34.
Herr Octnfsr rangcta 1t $l.l3hai.13A., cloalng al
Sl.!ak. Seller tho year waa nominal 1t Si.l3.
Corn VIVA 1rncr. with aaes Tor September kt 6l va
G14c closing At 631c. Roller October sold al ti%ta
G closing 1t Cc, Scicr ths yoAr sold At 43sdAc,
cfoniH9 at BIC,
Oats wsrc qniet for cash 1t a,t2a3xr. gellcr Bou-
tenl,er ranged a. 3ikAWc, closing At lic Be1ler
October sold At 81 aa3Xr, and tho ycar ii 33aEltc
:, narla3 ~As 1u'af - sl.0:H Tor September ind
Meas Iosk ~. n,ead5 Il s2o.4sa9o.ao for sop,cm-
ber. clos Ing At $160. Betier Dr.ober whs atesuy Al
81, eloainR ht that. Tlic year sold At SiatU.
Lard solh It s12.s s7k9l29o for September, closing
at $11D: Seller October sold at $13n6,a 10 Y, cos.
ing "Sls.o7x. ssiler tAe year quotabte 1t sl2.6o.
, 1875-09-01


:, ------------------~--
demand /, recstpt., 11,ooo h,,,, mm,n,. a..,. -,
ssa; " q as5os ksoa ".t5, a,se sss sss
H. Isms. saas ~ eHon H,a rh11 nar oni"; , Ha
tlnstaWhe.t me4.rsni .,, ,,a ~,
hn, No chlo.go srrns, sI.assi.si: NJ Sat,h. se
M Mwaui+s, s s1.i MG. a. n''s1ss1" NJ M,ass n"
1taa: wintsr ri Wsst:, ~ ia 1lanesntn ~ E S
sn d nj ; nSi,, Ts, Ill., osr M.,1ras, N.
cha9cd nait qart Int st,sd, n"rn }owet ~ n m
cratic demand: reroInta iaI ni In Wostarr tr;.;
10; steam, t1as7so; salidgtas0o lel, ,ni1eI an1
yellnw Woatcrn and WesIOrn n1ired 7sc LII isif s
lemhcr. Oats heavy a,I lower rnco,nh lii a IL,
:.tern mixed. s7Sssc; nsw, t'sdop; aasS1o % III
1tAr-F1rm ami unchanged
ahooEn1Es-luo coffee dull heavy c,ruocs, 1Raua
anHa n, In gold !: !onbing iattuHe. sansr-Msfses
rstN, s(c rcel nrm st 1:s oT": snn1: Rsan'.ss
loIG91otic; powdered lie rr,;ac. Lila il,,c, Nc
strAi, gooi icm.n;. "''''""''s "heHsneeo. h'cd
PErnntsuM~Quiet. but steady: crude. s.fasko,
Tunrxxr1NE-Market duli vntr,t3 a1kc.
Eana-Firm Western, lDa20c.
,n1t ~ n io"sr nsw ess o
aso assa R e1ess 1s l;1d hssvy
w'razr-Quiet; sl.2l.
nAt7.1onr, Aug. 'Aa11pne; sl.@pneua-pa,l md mn.
enMnnReu' MnR'
mixed do. Al IA Nm j rot Uaa,n.r - 1ns1 $50
MaryAttl, $l.t6al, Al: do amber. Ii i7Ssis1! A.
whito, Slis. Corn wpak anu jowcr Anuitsr1, vh,ta
Bic; ao yollnw, s;o W4.ter., m!1c 7RSo c.sh 7pn
September. Usts--MnrArt dill nu inwof: ms an,th ~
cr1 ss(sstc; now Woscrn white. 4sta nav Wa.t.
oF m'1sa. t2a..s nye-M.!iet dali snl nominal
rHny1s,"ss. i,.i. .t.s hs,ns h,,. nhshsnRedo
v4a19t.o ]mcEcd l,.con-shou11err ioat1sta. IN
1a!<'s13tc; hnn,r. i5y15Kc. Lard uict lut sttsI,.
fenmeu, I,, Slt.1ndlam
rrrn"',,,MNar3, ann "nsnangea: ngea:
u,,taitSc. 'H@atof Esaosos
CDfl'EE-uujct strmr Nr1 unrb,rooa
, 1875-09-01
COMM

Tho following rcrs u,e recalpts antl shjpmcuts Of
tic uad!nH arttclcs Of produce In ts city during lilo
tvcnty-four houra andlnR At o'clock on Tuesday,
morning, and for tho corresponding stc ous y.sr auo
, 1875-09-01

Within tho past twn or thsoe days spy cases Of
'8psnah fevct" havo bean developed At tho Stock
Yards, It IL also reported that tho disease has shuwn
itself among so'ao droves Slipped East from hcrs
during lsss week, sevcra1 hrad having died bcfors
reaching their destination. Tho appearance Of THE
dissaso hero wa1 not unexpected, tnsamnch II has
been !esa prevalent In ths wtat for number
Of seAaons rast. In st. Louis and vicinity mitch vaf.
ahle stock ssd 10 have bssu lott and tho trads there
greatly dcprnascd IN consequences. No deaths havs
taken place At tho Chicago Btoct-YAts - yct and no
SERIOUS arrangement Of tie csttlo usdo u appro-
henle,t.
CATTLE-Thc market waa without decided change
In any OF la fcatures except that tAoro WA do
crease III the recctrts Of aomehng like 1000 head a.
compared with tho dhy bcfort Good TO extra graes,
~ herstofore, vero In strong dcnandt and fsm 10
price; ~hls The cotnmonnr sorts remained dull with
brseet much tho asmc caaa Of stock a. soen In tis
yhth ron hy to day Tor The past fortnight or mora
few sales soyo sss. Kativo socicra nero =" smost a
,,ssl.ble feetter* being 10th to rrplenIa Their herds
just h this tlne whom the danger of introducing tlIs
:" cattle fever" ts considered imminent, Far to
Prime lroves wcso mt wanted At oYcr f3.2Ma3.7S
r.nso r i tS5 1as @ 5ouss s b: ' IT,
.sfai'ng W. .sono At s2s3jso for TczAns, and 1t
E1''e e'7s for nafseF.
Itssa 81 t,sesra-aradcd steers, weighing 1,a5o
ohaiea nesSc:Fne, is xeli formed ;o,r eo4osos
sob ycar old sisers, TotghlsY 1,9u0 70
!.a9o ~. G76G3025
ing l.lso to zig ioa. s.oo9s.co
'ng LIP Id, m TO- zoo lbs.. 4.2sa6.oo
common 70 cllnico cowa. for city slaughter,
.wSishng soo to ! loo tH 2,7sd3l.o0
70 l,o5o H.. aootai0o
hthEt DtiA. and HcalAwnF sttcrB. 2.15a160
4e3A CatuA-AAronah tr0ses. .........,. 9,15tka.15
, 1875-09-01

! aiEEt-Were In demand both 10 supply tba bomh
e. 1ates Thers Sprs ss[ts
ssfil2k!a5.oo. II: = Mallory & Bro. obiainng % ths
seld sSsss ess 10 as1 ssca s o, e to
A., nurrALo. N r. Aug. ol.-cATr1K-necepts for
LIE Week mus far, s26, market dull nud afd4r ht
slrotg At lat keekf quotations for good 10 o for
common -, 1soo Including 1ino!s, t5.oos7 10 Indi-
eea. ~ eoso9o.ao; 1e1sa sts'dsLoot Ohio. $5.6o9
snsEr AND fAAns-nsceipts, to,ooo; dull md
aadus q oo .' tseoss sos'f InSs 1sts: stss
3ga.n. M.non. S*asssso 3 Michigan. s.1o To1as 5t6o
IIoo.7heetirsa, s,ano soare for good SLOW for
s!s;: fss s.ss e
KAsr 1InEnTY.
.Z Er xrra snaTf sT 'se Fl atse A TO-
elock ana lbl carr tot aale hors Tie sphpiy L hna9Y
plenty Of buyers but siow tsals prtces fully so ID
~ S s1ra s.esRt s1ea s sis /. Ss Z
369 chsrokoe, tao9sass salos toLiny .6of tsst.
81! s'?G;tsfs: F1ii.ts5st: 'ss s s Sssi' ''Ss
1sAatEflseee'pts to-dsy, e9o h.ad selling aooa
Of shotse 4 satfa oosiSsc III sss.
taaa aaa9 9sit1 Y 1Ssond quality .tsaso
hasts AND A.khs-l:ece,rts, s.ols: bettor feeling
" ooleeqhene6 OF !Rht fhpply AfJ3tH. bLG4fo gnr
choee, IN Improvement Of Ha an be4t lots bsles ri
y tep In lo Of Two aad three each, s1tr., Il 2
st. LOUIS.
8T. Lou1s, Ang. .3t.-lIoua-stoAly shinn.rs A. OK
91;ts bacon, 7h97Ac; butchsrz', tt t0Ga5,0o
chocs n.;es sa "ssf !, demand: llshI good 70
~ good 70 ohoics Tezana s. 4oo(si.aU: mHdiuna q
fsif. Sa.1@SS.0st common, 3ilo(3ao0, ~
CINCINNATI,
ClNehfATi. Aug. 3l.-lioHa-QuIet, aood scates,
common, s1s!a48.0o fair hu&chars, kSlOa1H ia
celpss, S1 shipments, 5lt. A'@'
......-. DRY GOODS,
Tho past week has beoh only moderately sctiyo In
my department. Of tho dry-goods ma.kst but ~ n.
volume ot sales shows Respectable tneresaA ov.r
pfa,'ous wssa obbsss feel thai they have ttle No.
sou TO ootnraln. Tbs hot veathAr prevalent h,4 ou
efatsd to detsy tha epenina OF tho trads IN mi .a
winsef fabtcs but - has II the sssus time greatly
Improved tbs alsosds favorable prospects tor H. 49,
sous busansss, The temporary quiet resulting theru.
from has called out conplalns from thu io,h,ho.
t.sae. On I'll sides taeso l. apparent feeling 81
eaeenns eonaaenes. vAlues remain staady. The only
ohangea noted within tho past weak bsna = reduction
otA 40 Ia tNo or shree brands Of bleaced shistus&
, 1875-09-01

Trcghts Wsro active II 10 fur and for what
70 Buffalo. Tho eharsets Nero To BuGAlo-Behss
Bsooxyn, Aafausu. realdsd CrorRs u, listsst,l. An