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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22

John Kerr drove herd Of fat steers
through town last Monday on the way
to market.
Daniel Wagner, of Franklin town
ship, IL seriously III; OF what disease
We have not learned.
]. J. Calvin has recently erected a
windmill pump on bis farm near
Pleasan tville, says the Eaqatrer.
The amount OF stock taken up to
this time to secure depot In the west
erp part Of Clay township is about
$500.
Quite la9re number Of heavy horses
have been sold by farmers OF this
county 10 buyers for eastern markets
this spring. at good prices.
Austin Cody, six tuilss southwest Of
town lost good mare few days since
by an accidsnt. The animal In play
With other horses, fell upon a plow
SHARE LHu klltbA itk2Al.
Craddick. Mt the post Office, Ia re-
csiying q fine lot OF stationery, small
blank books, etc. IT. you want some
thing nice Ia note paper aud envei-
opes you will find ii al the post office.
A farm In Franklin township,
which could ha.e besn bought three
months ago for u, 900, was sold week
or two siuce for 50 900, the advance be-
Ing induced by the prospect OF rail-
road. @f
Knoxville post Office. since 10 be-
came a money order Office, eight years
ago. has issued 1880 orders. Blk
months ago Pslla had Issued about one
hundred more orders than Knoxviiie
had. Now Knoxville II one hundred
ahead.
The spelling match at the Conr'
ii use last Friday evening netted
81. so, which amount was paid nexl
morning TO w. w. Craddick, Secretary
Of the Knoxville Home Relief Society,
TO be applied to the relief Of tue poor
Of the city.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22

custom trade. Capt. Boyle served
Ishonorably through the war, and is a
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Black is well
known commercial traveller, young
gentleman of splendid commercial
talent, and native of Ohio.
VIM. Bussing & Co., proprietors OF
the City Mills, are old millers from
the Empire State, and have a fine
mill property, doing an annual busi-
ness of sixty-iive thousand bushels.
They have a fine merchant traffic
with the southern counties. OF the
NEWSPAPERS,
not too much can be said. They are
Thoroughly representative in all
that constitutes country weekly.
The Journal is Republican, was
founded in 1855 by Gov. stone, and
Is now edited and published hy L. G.
Barker, who came here In 1914, from
Ohio. 10 Is ardently devoted to the
new railway project and to every To-
cal interest. The Democrat is ap.
propriately named, and il full
blooded Democratic sheet from end
to end, j. l.. Mccormack is editor,
publisher and founder. It is ten
years old, and like its anti Demo
cratic neighbor, ably managed.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22

The Pleasantviile Ei,quirer thinks
this county Is going to the everas-
ting dogs in consequence of selfish
ambition and an undue love of riches.
And il evidently thinks all other
nations are on the same road, for IL
says: When these two things ex-
ist in the world--ambition and
wealth--as above defined, then ii Is
that every other corruption testers,
riots and fattens, till the national
life Is eaten away, and the people
die out in a night of barbarism.p
These two things, as above defined,
have existed in every nation that
ever had an existence, and they al
ways will exit /; and yet nations
live and grow and prosper. Hope
Uncle Sam and his household won't
be snuffed out, Bro. Harper, until
we have had our free excursion ride
on the A. X. & ID. Railroad. Some
time about next Christmas we're
going down to interview the natives
of Abba, and about July 4tb, 1876,
we propose TO ride from Knoxville
to Pleasantvilla behind an iron horse
.tlas can gallop .hat Lite twelve
miles In about three times M many
minutes, and then we shall enquire
how your theory il panning out in
your town. Meanwhile We trust
your people won't see any of that
might Of bnrbarism." Ifyou want
to organize anything OF that sort you
have chosen the wrong place. Peo-
pie up there read the JoURFAL, you
know. a.I I..... ....
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
County Exchange Items.
From Pleasuntvi,lo Enquirer. J

(Ffom P,easantvi,te Eaquirer.)
J. SpaIti has gone to Chicago for
new goods. s.--pleasantvillle wants o
butcher shop.--George HORNE, ship
ped yesterday (l5th) from Carlysle, $50
headof hogs and $50 head OF fat
steers, bought 10y T. J. Anthony. well
known TO the farmers Benjamin
fsrb, Druggist, Is. contemplating the
building OF a new store house In Plea.-
antvllie this summer. Several Others
are thinking In that direction. Points
Touring mill will commence operation
as soon as coal can be procured. San
dyvilie is in an uprOar because OF n
case Of 'nest-hiding.' Some fellow
ran away with another mans ealioe
doin's.-The Enquirer solicits sub
scriptioas and advertising from Knox-
Vile, and says I" Let us cultivate
friendly relations. IA list Of old sst-
Tiers about Pieasantville IL given tba.:
Some of those coming here previous
to lsi7, are G.. p. Logan, Uncle Dick
Miller, Isaac Pitman, Lewis Reynolds,
Joel Reynolds, Wesley Jordan. Miles
Jordan, Riley Jordan and j. ID. Jog-
dan. I'm lSi7, or thereabonts, Thota-
as Poison, T.. Harden, Irwin Poison,
Joachim Spalti and Henry spa!ti.
These persons are all living and doing
well. Mr.. Harper claims an invest
ment of$3, 600 In the Enquirer offise,
and thinks he can make tho paper q
permanent fixture, and make 1t pay
if proper encouragement is given him.
lie is the man to do IL.
(FfoD, Aarysvllte Miner.)
Thos. Aunspach, farmer i'm Liberty
township, has Durham calf which
weighed l04 pounds at birth.
Hayes Bros, merchants OF Marys-
Vile, will remove their stock OF goods
to Eldorado.
The basement walls are being laid
for ID. G.. Ulsh's new residence in
Marysville.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22

KNOXVILLE township alone, has
subscribed tifty-one thousand three
hundred and twenty five dollars to-
ward the building Of tho proposed
railroad. That's good work-and too
much cannot be said In favor OF our
noble county-seat in this great and
noble enterprise. Knoxville has ac-
complished great work thus far, and
we sincerly trust she will achieve the
victory. We believe she will.
LATER.-The above WAS written
previous to the 9th inst, las we
lrought of issuing at an early date,)
which was true at the time but on
Monday, April 8, 1875, Knoxville
made much loftier leap, and reached
the enormous sum Of Eighty- Eight
7housand Dollars, which insures her
ths road stan early day. by next Sep
tember we believe. She walks like .
giant over the track, and announces
her victory ut the mouth OF the can
non. All hail 70 Knoxville. = Teos-
anssille Enqnirer.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
KNOXVILLE NATIONAL BANK.

KNOXVILLE, IOWA. Capital. SiOo,Ooo.
n Gold. silver, Govern rn-nt and other beeari.iss
eeasht and sold lntsrsst allowed on tiuas dspotin
Special attention given 10 Colsctions. open He@ Y
4. 4. 70 r. N. except Sundays.
DIRECTORS:
4. " Co,lins a q COLLINS. ys. Cunningham
Jsskaon Ramsy, A.. J. Kerr, sitsxnssnoss'
.. +. BslIamy. ". bachelor, : y. ""oosaA.
cyfIC1Re:
4. ". COLLINS, prssa ,. D. UUk1Ib6hAA, s.tTss
4. \ hkx00A, GASAisE. O
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
SAWED STONE.

n L. SMITH has now on hand at bis stone yard
". In peiia good quantity Of saved stone, sarb
door steps window stills. water tsties bases foct-
et% for monuments fagEing Tor walks and pfreh+s.
st<. and will contract to fuTnish sns Work wanted
in this line ana guarantee sstisfsation see sample
Of stone and work at LAxkin Wrisbts nav residence
knoxville. Ad6rsse q. L.. tMith, feha,
10 -A6-90-fS
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

9FHE UNDERSIGNED is now prepared 70 take cor :
i tracts for Ill kiuds Of work In bic line ef bun
S~ss such as Brick and stone Laying aDa
CtsI~rn and Flae Building, all Of which
propose to do fth dspatcn, aud in good workmannxs
nann~r wsrfant satisfaetion. Maferisis iarn'fpea
pA<tiss that d~sire II. s4oly II. J. BOSlFiELD
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
AHEAD t13.25A.

CTvGRP SEWING MACHIkEs--No, 'o'd In 1873,
& 2s2 al being l32H mere than were cold oy
aay other Company In same tine nov ts tnr 'nae
" ret the Best aud most Popular sewirg haeans Ia
ths World Keep on hand good supply 81 needies.
staaehmAnts, etc. North side of the Pubic sgnsre
kSoxviile. hAHohn'
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
FURNITURE.

u D. YOUNG wonld respectfully inform the esn'
Il. gems Of Marion county that he has apensa
Cabinet Shop on RobinRon street west 0t the rfe.
mont House up stairs n the formsrly cnes ped
bv the R4a,pblfcap Once where he will have ON mann
all kinds Of Furnitnrs and Cons cf ell sizes, which
be will sell low for caeh.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
q w. KuNGkTE.

U,HT NOTED STOCK and Chattle Auetioneer. OF
1 Ind;ana Illinois and 4 Ransss, has located three
miles west cf Red Rock, In this comfy, and WIZ AZ
t@ua ALI calls ut any distance Terms reasonable Tor
service rendered and satisiaGtioi guaranteed Al.
dress him at Rcd Rock, Marion Co1ucy, lows. or
leave orders at Clsrk's store. h@oI
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
El.ACKsM.TnlNG.

n0aEaTs AND JAMES have opened a Blacksmith
II shoe in the built ing formerly occupied by J r.
gekerts jaat west Of the New Bank building, and are
prepared 10 do oil work n their lire in the best NAM
ser and at fair rates Will Also haid WAGONS spring
vagoss and buggies to order orders foiigitsd.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
CARPENTERS Q i0iHERS.

lEILIlER & BgLLyiLI.E prepared to do sll
I'M kinds OF work in their line on short notice and
on raasor,able terms, give them Cali mt
their shop near northeast corner Court House
square, Knoxville. IVA VI
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
G. E. c0NWELL-.

DEALER IN STOVES, Tinwsre Shelf and Heavy
ID Hardware. Keepers, Mowers and AgIcultnral
ImpIcr ents generally. Agent for ". w Warrens
Patent atmospheric Portable ecda Fountain. old
Stand, east side Square, Knoxville. l,%n
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
KNOXVILLE RLE-W0RKS.

~ OBtNStJN BROTHERS. Manufacturers and Dealers
o. in Moruments aud Head StoDes. and Grave
ysrd Work of every description Near northwest
corner of Public Square, Rockville, Iowa tf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22

The Governor has appointed Mis-.
C. "A. Wheeler TO act e aid " the
State Centennial Board.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
d. uNGLES. Piasterer.

i III KINDA OF PLa asTzHiSG done In The neetest
n and most eubstantisl man ner, and on the short
est notice. Teraas liberal.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
NERoA NI1LE, TRADES, ETC.
CRESS-MaKlNG.

1EIsE i. CLEELAND. one doGr east OF fremont
La House, will cat, fit and make dressss In lEtsst
styles on short notice, and ut lair rates. is-tsyl
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
]. K. CASEY.
G. K. HART.
.. D. .ArRks.
ONE.
STONE & AYRES.

TTORNEYs AT LAW, Claim and Real Estate
II kgents, Knoxville, Marion County, Iowa
Will attend to all business entrusted to their care
In Marion and nd joining Counties. WAL practice Ia
the etate and Federal Courts. 3lf
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-04-22
e.. IT, g. a. Z. .
Brief Mention.

John Kerr drove herd Of fat steers
through town last Monday on the way
to market.
, 1875-11-06

dull nt esfator 1}srlc1 dull aud no,u,n,,
ani l,~er Ut 'io'7 6. "ss dut
- rnos'1"ssa,5k so 1,;, .,,,ss :e.rec a firm; h.,
hik 'n",ta 'luIs s, steady; ptsty rr,a IeIs tafe
1!ho lo.r. Hi IN nominal % ereso 'sr; mat, tr ~
nr1r.naesd,; f.t a.:oan, it' tos' ..,a '",ar s,,
-..-.- MILWAUKEE,
hlft"AtKxE, Nav. h.-FLoun-Qu,1t and r,,.
..'si 4.r IT, M S"i siis%; sisi;;,,S., r.
;s, Gs,n sS'!1: IL lox.r n" 49, g.; a. 4
he!d hshrr NJ. vovsnb:r, fls. flass HeI!s! n,msr
'Fr ~ ~ y" MT. A.; weat; t9fs7r s
$1lso Primo Isrl isI's,sHe. sA'3'"' "''a l9rL
fnEIan1+-Qn!ct, but steady; whca, to 1,nr,,o =.
nsefir1s-Flonr, 7.ooo br's; vre,t, 127 oa ~,
sH1fnESra-ffonr. 1'.ods hfin; wheat, q ;'m@,, un
sr. LOUIE.
~. lnt'a: Nov. e.-i'inIn- nnl l,,,t unrb,n,,,
c.'h: tt.ssE"l 10 Int hsis, NoyenIsr Mns:F ss IA
s:91l e. e ao c.sn dnll ~, ,rnorlg No. n,,s'' -
Ing dining '' ""a fse-Soh'
,,ls, lk,s's,os.-rork higher. sa". Lard uute. mi
,1r;nrr: .ho"drfa. ''@1ae; a'de: elsaa es,s
;rn,:.:- ;W,:sx-a.s,ds and M unel,.na.a; s,1,s.
"'~' oatH, lS.'4hhi: rye 5.oHl bu bussY 4.Wt'
bhtTtMuEE.
nhtfiNo"E. MY. h.--FAouH-QuIct, steadr, mi
unA.x-Mheat aI1urr; No. Western red :, ~
tMrn.sst'an,a fcu. lA. Corn quiet and tts,t.
mssttn W. mixed. 52e. Oats lrn; wvatsru VIII
'4r m1e't: +Nd@3e. Rye anlet bnt Grtnes Il M.sstt
HAr-D"Il and unch neru. - 'Aess
faosfstoss-'lutnt. but firm md unrhspco, p,,s
| 16.0. '~ea' sa''18
.S{41'c. :''~i nttsas
1.ErnoLruM-S -Somlualfy nnchsngeJ,
C'FrEE-qnlct: Alo. casgor*, Is astkA
WaisKy-Firuer; nut quutatiy higl,: SIN
noa10A.
DnsrnN, Nov. f.-TL0tR demand Ac,,1r, rr.-
SMnerhne. $5H1 shift COMMON extras + a. - 81
Wlsconhln extra. 81 Da@fI0; A1inncsot, arr, r. ~
i.tS winter wheat Ulio. 1n,lfans. and at;s;Sns tns
$GMk&i.1i: llfo!s S.75' 'aA.St: Ht lnuls - ~
9.il0; fnnGf Minnesota, $l5Dt3a,hJ. '''"S
tthAlK-t;Drn firm at HJ.j ja9' FOR ufsr,t ma ~.u
onR In far demand At ta5Jc for m1ol an r. "
ehnlcc ~hlt6 nomlnElIY i;ts re. ~" u
| CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. T.. Nnv r.-Unrv-Whe.t mt. -,
unchanged; No. rHl, xI.2u; tslerted Nj. e' c saa
firm Mt Gac fnr high and low-p,xei s,nN", tN aa
snrn; 6!t26fc for ezra on track. Oats tlrl nnJ ai
n4y unchanged: No. State, DOC: No a. ''9n. ~.
white. lie. w Ssas
PE1aoLErM-Unchansed.
| llUrPAIO.
BUFFALO. Nov. 6.--uHt1H-Whr,t inaet;v. ,,.,
nal, HcarcA md wnntGd Cor.l-S.et OF m ~ WIZ ~.
h]gN-nxet WrateFn Ht GGe. Uats t,aplnrfe T.. ~ T. ~
Chicago Ut @uc. tyn n,tninh Harley nomfnsst 'o'
FnEffasFt-Duu but firm; wheat, luc: corn ax,,
] outs, aHc. '"''
, 1875-11-06
LIVE STocK.
l.iflCaHO+

GATTf.E--The market Wal without improvement In
any Important Particular tbs fact that the recelPts
were te moro than one-haif large ~ on either or
the Preceding days Of The week helnE the only thing
that cn1d 10 c1nntsned cl,nuEe In fecra' favor.
put that clrcumstnncc did not nrrrecisbly influence
rAl1ca there noinewAcre In tho neghllnrhnod
Of 0t0' stalls cattle, or just o,ons three timus IA
auy II holders could reasonably horo to lnd OUT
lot for. Prices certainly averaged bcttor than
tic taay before. whlo In not fcw Instances seltrH
parted with thctr rAttln nt lo@15o uG. There wAa n
sails Of rbujro l,4aGb seers At 5Allf. aud fsv good
to prime aroyes werc taken At <4.hpd6.25, hut the
rng prices were $.o a52s for atoekes4 and fcedpss
ut,.t 32.1i5 I'll. 90 for Trxss cattle.
, 1875-11-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Sptsfal UssualeA IL IAs Gaseoaa Triauss.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 5-ll :. III. -fLouV-No. ]. 25a Cd !;
No. J, 3!a Ga.
Observation-Disclosures, No, l. los I'd; No. ?. los ;
spE'ns, No. " l9d; No. u ID: white. No. !, Iii
No. 2. las lol; club, No. l. ils VI No. ., In id
Corn-Ho. !, 3ts Ga; No, ., 3ls Sd.
rnoyIaGoNs-rork, as. LAID. 6oa.
LlvEnrooL, Nov. Ga p. m.-QRA1M-Whest--
White, NJ. !, las lid; No, ,, 1os.
lunx-Sis.
L1vxarooL, Soy. Soy.6.-HakApsTuTrR-stsady Wless
sesipss for tnrce days Astsss. including ss
o. N4usEleE4 American.
ltraovlslost-Pwk sas. nscop-shoEt CLEAR mladlss'
8ys.
LONDON, Nor. &-THa pAxk or xARtAxp-!Ihs
, 1875-11-06

Scrth Wr,t -. ~ iin,f r,arssn 1t, VT,
90. St:' 4. 'iatrd s"T. IT,. ,......,... a,"5l
Ue:n,trl y, III Hmrr,'ntH IT, q t.
~. x4H IT, dated SEPT. Ih....,.......... rul
VtrntI ~. lll.-iJ il = NJ Tnit!y-fuur.h st.
vi. 2'sltl cuff dated nov. 4............ 1o,hso
Hhttn IT. " Of au! III 1t N,t,h aEA1kat si,sf
E'axEnI with E,nidnY, d,t,,E An,. 49,, 1900
S"FiH Nrll+ II. II :. rbr IT Wltn #, y I,
~ R.iUtlUI #. dated Nov. Is {tins,Ion ~
~ IIa'Aar,I to ELarl,'E co,k1....,........ $3.50,
TIE rrenAises Nh. lss Last Randolph st, dated
NV. h.......... ..............,.......... 9,coo
eVuiA "ftli3 LtalEf "l1HN HAlllus W MILE
c1uar r-HuGsf.
Elizabeth IT, f?ft1 t! " Of Stewart Az, n (, il1
il2' 1t, t!AtfH Sny. 1..n................ 1000
uoitaRe tisore AZ. s;.f y Of fn.ty.ntlh u, 0 4,
st1s'l H. aasd Nos' 4.''...............,.. 1,Gao
, 1875-11-06


NEW YonE, Nor. 5-Goll advanced from 1857 to
ll5h fell on 10 49,, md closed al l,5h. Tbs rates
paid for Carrying and per cent, Loans wsre a1so
x1ado hat
Governments vera firm, with er.all dealings.
On railroad Louls, thls sfternoon. tiers grcat
activity, aud buuyspe1 III Pacific Issues. Union rsA
advanced to ION. land grants to o. sinking fnnda TO
g. anil ccn,raia 10 1G5, improvement Of ~ 10 for
ths day. Michigan Central is nod at II OK Columbus,
Chcsgo 4 indians Central n1sts At l06 a1orris Err
ee1 consolidated hrsta at l0i. Columbus, Chicago X
Indiana Central arats dropped to tsH. Northwestern
consolidated gold coupons advanced to s7!s 957's,
with stuhll ofcrngr.
Ths Official Atatesneut Df The oArufngH and c1penses
Of The Union lxclhc ltailroal for the uonth OF Sep
temes sAaws an ncscaEe Of sa7 oGa IN tho net e4su-
'ngs :. eo.spsrsd with tie sane ,nnnth l.st year.
lips Co., fur 4raicrn. ws4 rrportcd thIs afternoon.
The arm was embarrassed by extensive seal-estato
os sF' IL sias.
the matter Of obtaining Eeg.r statements OF earnings
ron. those corporations whose ahAres dealt u
Doard.
ines hut, towards noa lecalo strong. aud prices a.t
vancfd Il 70 N from the owcst Fons. Pacific Mail fell
81 f5e 9 % PIX sA fese e ~ Like sh2rr fell
sS,n's" rseedsd 1o from i' M s IT, =.
fson. TX TO tt'., had Missouri raeito
There vs. decided Change for lilo better M tne
Stock E1ehange IN lr and prices advanced
In tho cn1re Ea tLe Improvement in being
Scsy markell Guian facIna Ee.Esitien wcre the chief
feature Of tho market, tie tto rsinR ~ aud the
knkingfund bonis I. with unusually llrRe bust
neIs. The advance vas partisly due 10 tbe rnbca-
tlon Of Mr. Bsrt!es atRaneat tef.re The su1.stlne
Court in fasor ot 1le Company. Unt1n Pacific nj.
yansed from G.4 to u. anl riuted At hssd31. Lake
Hhore rose from Cox to GIN, End elneed Vt Gl4;,
lacihc Hail nisanct from at. 10 80, ihe latter bena
tue closing lrc<. Northwestern, co.a,Iou w4s n,urc
actisa and hsM. ant fru1a III; IN 81 n,
with tle la.t sale' ?. WI: ST.. PAUL com,nun
frup s2H to a94, Wts!crn ruioai' franl 3sS
to 1GH, Michigan CentrA! from t1,, to sa,,'
thios from u. tn lG's, Este frum II 10 l7k and
Hannibal 81. Joseph from ~. 10 g. ths tiu.nI
uoattuns being Renfra!ty tc hlphcs. tnade. Ts1us.
which 48Duv were Pacific Mali, tseu1 Western UEion.
15,o0o Northwestern, 100, c'nmhus. Chicago III,
Ians Ceusrs 1000 Efio, 5000 Lats skors. ani luoo
Union Pacific. '1
Money 1915; closed easy al :.
prju1a mercantile lLper, c.1T.
Customs teeslptA. $1s9 .Vo0.
Dry gooda inp1ru, $l.1tj,ooo
Thn Assistant-T Treasurer lisburftl &sl9,0 ,0ov.
Cle.riugs, 81, ,0tp,ool.
HtNri,V t1uInt 4Atk4iB5k.
, 1875-11-06

The following an.Eulueut. were lisd for racora
Friday, Nos.5; =
CIT FHOrEATY.
Ogden av, $50 It v VI Polk u, Il " I, 2txlcO It
with auilduga. dated kuy. 4....,..........$ 1000
Ogdsu ~, 23l II ii . VI T.ylar 1t, IL " 1. 441luV
II with buildings, dAted Nov. a............. 5000
Eedgwtck It, ~ ii ii of black Ha~k VI. af, 2,s
l3s It with bAilaugs, dated Aug. u. ,....... ?ioo
C1ybourn ~, 2l3 It y = Of llal.sed Vt, ubf, a51
s9 # With Lui!dings, dated nov. 4........ 4,oou
superior st, iu3 Il . Of North nr!shnsM 81. nf.
u1sLO II with ituIrore reiuents dated Brpt. II. btU
Lake ~, ! Of Thirty nth 1t, ef, 9axlA 1-lon
Win improvements, dated Oct. ~, .......,. lltut
Z. 4al3s It. dsud NOV. y.4.......,............ aset
Ba1us II abots. dstsd Nov. 4...+.......+.... ..oo
Dssrpath ~, coF Ut htF*eh u. {. 2sx -,
la S-lu II, dated Nov. .t..,...........,... III
<Ss isa.lass X Il, d ds.sa sor. s............. ] ~ a@
, 1875-11-06

everything waa taken. Shippers und loeal butchers
GU. s%'''' Ss''"'a' '''' st ''''''' ''' extra at
EAsT L1uEHTr.
ors7nAL sroun- YAlsns Eisr L.nknrr, H., Nov. =.
cAlrLx-,seceipts for tho week ending Nor. = a.sds
slos, against sa1 head tho "ses befura; run fair 41d
soltfny luis 1t tho following pvcss Primo 10 e1tra,
& @ :sn@sa g; tf & , 5s ss9 .s = .$ss ss
ss:. or tso Ss:1 LII saf ss sa4 .xsn see
befurc. ...-
uuua-Reesipta II os0 head, agsiuat 21o35 tito
fa ye wtn 1s Ra
sM1nr-hecoipt.. ioooo heal. Against ls,3oo tbs
rsss Sisl s.ts nd Ra
D. ios, al st.5os.75; fait is % % tb.. slos4!;;
s5.3a.
Sr~ ronK, Nov. .4.-gEEsss-Ilccc!pts. 1850, max
ing s1o for saa -four tass Again.: !5lu u tne same
this be-t aFoyes abe to cosc out At former prices
There AZ oyersuppy Of Texana and common ua-
tDty, with tendency III prccs Rather downwart. Or
linary to strictly prime native Ulcers, 9sl4sc few
III s ''''n'', to good 1''4' and oA'''''' s'''' ~
for tie four days, aganat ~ GJ Ut tho TINS s
.as.p, 4Sesaae; sef u prime iancs, is:'s7Ve, viii
''s .aS Ssii making 1oss for tho four
days ,x4its 49, fso At the asn'e tno !ass week. None
oucEea alive.
ALBANY.
| Spsefnt Dtspat+a to fAs Fhfss7o Tritant. ...
| ALBANY. " u. NV. Observation-Disclosures 3j] cars,
80 ss,ort Of 4st week TAd ruling p.ces ut last weak
iutuEarAted tho market tla Wsek, hut ahs bIgfnrB.
was SO s'ow That receivers gradually Weakened md
lower prices subsequently rued medium AID lower
grades The aa!es sum up full a. many head ~ wafs
llsroAs Of last wsek aud tle decline IL unnpos INIT,
| HAAEp AND lAAB&-1A value have undergone no
chanNf tscutIts, ID cars na1a than lat week las
EastsrI deR.ai4 han been auls bHt tho Now York and
local haya tnads up the dotrlency; sheep. 4laja<o
| laHb1. 5A,5fc.
| puFTALo, n. T., Eoy. h.-CATTLr-Recelrts, ps3 :
total for week. Nv; market to-day: fsrsh atTiy
| S1s through cunsgnHleh&s.
| surEr AND L44us-lsecelpts, son; to..i for ths
week, p, ,!0J; no tnarta and nU Transactions lfesh
| arrivals through cohs!Y !Yumepts.
iIous-ltecrips, a0u total fnr tho wcek, rs $40
| market nctlse; Workers, $7tQ87.7D; heavy hoga.
| $7,6149d,0o
| RE. Louls Nov. 9.-iioas-Actiys and higher !;
Yoskers. packing, $70a i'm: butels.s
I $7.OuG47.h9.
| CAr1LE-Qutot aud unchanged; gool 10 ahotcs
natives, $;.GJ sd.l2k MrduIa to fair, &3o09 t50
stocters aud fssaers l3 $3.50 good tn choics Tex.
ah, $Sots4.l!H: medium 10 fair, 12.7s9i.2a: eon.
I ln0u, 4a.auty2.63.
| CINCINNATI.
| ClNcINNAT1, Nny. b.-HOua-Actlv4 aud firm
conasnoa light. "a ltk47ln: wood Light aud packing.
ti.t587.1a Gool hlsc'sers, 37.AG.s7.bu; iesailta.
| 3,3st; slipnsnts Tt1.
! WAtszF-steAdy; fair dosnaad; SI.l3.
, 1875-11-06
,!.'itl
Clh
1850
5000
H1.EHi
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcrc tho seceipts and .b,rn,+n,s of
tue leading are1c> nf rrodnco In this cty during tho
twens5,fo"s heuss eNtt!ns nj I o'cloct On Frlu,v
morning hnd for tic corsct ending ,to one yr,r aro.
, 1875-11-06

fMr VI r-lia IT, ~ ~ '". 5Et'.i -. s.>i" 4.
81. i ts,, ~ II T., RAJ. H. &. -,
iuH':. >, il t!Ir yeats u, l! IL. /:
AII .hf., I'll. Ir,',
Flour. hrls.., +.,. A,ln,tn 4.Hit. .ht 4,lti,'"t
whcAt, hl, .,., 41sli IN; ss,ali,nat g. r.nt'
Chrn. hu, "h,4H,iM .i1.,"' IN, 4 Yrs
0lhts fn,.. 1i,9. .si II 4s..:;41 l*'f'!H
Barley. bu........ =, ,!tl.ii3 .,.t, ~ A,'Ii!G
Ryh, bu.......... :,n,si! .t, ,1,1 t,HiAI-'
Tat II I'm, n NJ 4 81
, 1875-11-06

WILMINGTON TURpsNTINE MARKET.
WItNISa ION, N. T., Suy. s.--Smrits Of tuFps1tne
strong II 37xc,
, 1875-11-06

rIrranrEa, p',. Nov 5.-pctro'nn, ,,rIet !; cr1'te.
$lio a Parkers; reGne,l l5tI3!.c, Philadelphia de-
livery.
, 1875-11-06

PROPOSALS..
eAlel lrdpoa1iS will lie a1ycd for lie erection
Curt-tuuo for the Luunty ul N1nnebago. at NocS.
forl H., Until Turs lay, the III Of November nF1t,
= ntIork, noon, at thu ot,ire Of tue County c:fk 10
H,cafor. Plans and specifications for SAID bnfld!as
NJ" be at III. Offices 0t Harry H. Gay arch!ttst
% Latsalle-Ht Chicago, and Of liolllnd, Ferguson
Go... ltckfortl. pro,+osas will bo le,efsrl for tas
whule pArs Of said wugk srcctGs4 In the tiated
rropos lis, Which ran be lad application. Aigl!s
hcri cd IN reject ul,r Of all bIas-
DUNCAN FEEGUSuS1
ANTHONY HhISES ..
+. (. LATHAM, tnnildin3 C6mmittha.
HUGH Mtt,KEY,
j. Il, Mi.KRtrT,
EpSAfnrJ. T. t, II lI1i