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, 1875-10-21

FAIR.-The 9Th annual fair of
the W estern Washington Indus
trial Association commenced at
Olympia yesterday and will con-
tinue during the whole of this
week. Quite a number of per-
sons from this place have gone
up to attend.
, 1875-10-21

PANTHERs. A young lady
who was riding to town from
her home on Black River, alone,
on Saturday, saw three half
grown panthers in the road. On
being alarmed by her they ran
up a tree alongside the road.
That young lady procured an
escort before starting back home.
, 1875-10-21

D0- Brigantine Levi Stevens
has finished loading with Seattle
coal and hauled out from the
wharf. The bark Lizzie Will
liams has taken her place.
, 1875-10-21

DaF The steamer Fanny Lake
went down to Snohomish City
on Sunday, returning yesterday.
This her third trip to the river
since Wednesday.
, 1875-10-21

MENAGERIE.-We sec that large
bills are posted around town, an
nouncing that mcnageric will be
here on Saturday Of this week.
They appear to have quite a
stock Of animal, ranging from
lions down to river hogs.
, 1875-10-21

TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE. -
House bill No. p, to repeal an
act providing means for the
building OF 4 Court House pass
ed the Council in the session of
SATURDAY.
, 1875-10-21
"H-S

EIsIr.-We had the pleasure
of Il cali this morning from Mr..
VI. p. Burnham, agent Of the n.
?. Mutual Life Insurance Co. Of
Portland, Ogn., who is in this
city, canvassing for his compa-
ny.
, 1875-10-21
T. Mr.. D. S. ST.

n@. Mr.. d. S. Smith has re
'quested us to state that notwith-
standing another U. S. Commits
S oner was appointed in the city
some time since he still retains
his commission.
, 1875-10-21

Police COURT. E. johnson
was up before Justice Scott this
morning on a charge of drunk
and indecent language, for which
he deposited So and costs.
, 1875-10-21

na, In addition to the four
now undergoing repairs, the fol
lowing Sound steamers were
alongside the wharf this morn
ing: the Zephyr, Aida, Otter,
Fanny Lake, Black Diamond
and Cello.
, 1875-10-21

ESE The bark Annie, having
finished discharging freight, left
this morning in tow Of the Aida
for Utsalady, where she is to
load with lumber.
, 1875-10-21

LIME.-The schooner Juanita
took q load of lime to Tacoma
yesterday from the San Juan
kiln. She arrived here this
morning from Tacoma.
, 1875-10-21

ra. The schooner Lovett Pea
cock is to load with lumber from
Colman's mill, taking about 28o,-
900 feet.
, 1875-10-21
MF~ Fanny Marston, the cele-

TsF Fanny NAfStOn, the ceIe-
brated California songstress, is
coming to this city with a troupe
and will give series ofconcerts.
We do not know the exact date
she will be here.
, 1875-10-21

R@. We are informed that a
large boom Of logs from thc1og-
ging camp ofLcw Jcw1tt on Ten
mile Point is to be towcd to Port
Gamble to day.
, 1875-10-21

Ea. The railroad iron that
came up on the schooner Super
ior is being loaded on Renton
scows for transportation to the
mines.
, 1875-10-21

New LoGGiNG CAMP.-We are
informed that a new logging
camp has been started on Lake
Washington, near Black River.
, 1875-10-21

pA The Aida came down
from Olympia with the mail to-
day. She returned at two o.
clock.
, 1875-10-21

HD@ The menageric that is on
its way here has built a large
stand out in the square and past
ed it over with flaming posters.
, 1875-10-21

SocIABLE.-There will be a So
ciablc at the residence of D. H..
Webster, on Third Street to-mor-
row (Thursday) evening, All
are cordially invited to attend.
, 1875-10-21
@ No police cases to-day
From Daily OF Tuesday.

ANOTHER HOMESTEAD AssOCIA-
TIoN.-The plat has been filed in
the Auditors office Of the Fair
view homestead association for
the benefit Of mechanics and la
borers.- 1t consists of the S. W.
! of sec. q, township 25, n. of
r. 4 f. and is the POntius claim
on Lake Union.
THE SALVADOR. The steam
chip Salvador did not leave at
noon to-day as advertised, and
syili not leave until to-mor-
row morning at s O'Clock. Her
detention was owing to the fact
that she did not get her load of
lumber on as soon as expected.
, 1875-10-21

HAY.-Morrill & Morris dcow
came down the river 'stsrday
with q load of hoy.
, 1875-10-21

m- The bark J. B. Bell, load
ed with Seattle coal, was towed
to sea this morning.
, 1875-10-21

n@- The Zephyr, on her trip
to Olympia this morning, took
very large number of passengers.
, 1875-10-21
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Washington, holding
terms at the City of Seattle. in and for the
Counties of King, Kitsap, and Snohomish.
LEONARD W. KIDD,
LEWIS r. KIDD, and
GRACE L. KIDD,
Plaintiffs.
VS.,
CORLISS P. STONE, and
CHARLES IL. BURNETT,
Defendants.
The United States of Americd send Greeting
To CORLISS P. STONE, one Of the above
named Defendants.
STOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
IL pear in an action brought against you by
| the above named plaintiffs, in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District of the Ter
ritory of Washington, holding terms at the City
of seattle, in the County OF King. for the coun-
| ties OF King, kitsap end Snohomish, and to an
| swer the complaint filed therein. within twen-
ty days exclusive of the day of servicel after
| the service on you Of this summons, if served
within the said County of King; or if served
out Of that County, but in this District, within
thirty days. otherwise within sixty days after
final publication of this summons, or judgment
by default will be taken against you, according
| to the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover judg-
ment against you for the possession of the fol
lowing described real estate in the city of Seat
tie in said King County, to-wit: Block number
ed Fifty three t53l, as designated on ID. ). May
nard's plat of the Town (now City of Seattle,
and for 81, 100 damages and costs of suit. And
you are further notified that if you fail to ap-
pear and answer the said complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as confessed. nni apply to the
Court for restitution of said real estate and foI
an assessment of said damages, for judgment
for the same and for costs and disburse-
ments of this cult.
| Witness the Hon. J. R. Lewis
| } Judge of the said Court and the
SEAL. seal thereof. this 9th day of Sep
tember, A. d. 1875.
| ~ JAMES SEAVEY, Clerk.
By BERIAH Brown, Deputy Clerk.
Larrabec {. White, Attorneys.
, 1875-10-21

10 The Olympia Weekly
Echo has entered on its Sth vol
UnC
, 1875-10-21

g "Father's hair is growing gray, -
is the latest popular ballad; and it is
enough to make it to see the way young
people ere acting now.
, 1875-10-21

Tie following is the list of letters remaining
in the Seattle Post Office, King Co., Washington
Territory. for the week ending, Oct. 16, 1875
, 1875-10-21
guott Suunl 1ispatth.
From Daily of Monday.

Seattle, ". T., Oct. II, 1875.
, 1875-10-21

BOSTON "REMINISCENCES The Boston
Commercial DuIttia relates the follow
, 1875-04-30

biEEp-A moderately active local and Eastern de-
,nand ezistHl and pr4ccs wore steadily held. ell1a
y weFs at $ssa 1:'e 1or conmon 10 choice woosd:
nsoHn, fhanps9n o. sola 10 bead averaging III
fa.ao556o.
SEw York.
Ing 3,2; for e lnur days. nHaust 3G55 for Tie ssno
il'.!e list week dull and depressed at No on from
lsst Monday; strictly prime .teera 12,adl3Hc, To
dsess ~ lha cosn1non to good 94@l2ci to drcas Is
@t7 s aale& Of carloads Illinois stears 7A cFt ",
e l}So TO- dsss1 q Iii to 1910 % are.s 81
~ eag1oaIs do' oH ewf,, 1t HI@tac,
iae, to dress 60 fHs carloads do, cw At l1l1
i9c dress % III; cas,loala DO. cwt, at Ike, 70
dscas 70 ~; 3car.loasS DO, ~ cWt, NJ l2Sl1Ac. to
tIess o. ri oar-loads d. cwt at l14c. to dross 81
, 1875-04-30
MONEY AND COMMERCE


+,yt, h a Cn.
ahe 'oan HaFtet es ~ 49,. H.. c,,,sa hrt III,
us'y. 1ne "ca'ao' ~, 80 ~. ..n,,,, ~ =, H.
Rooa t1aan oi 'up w 49, s,ts, w. tn,r a.,
eoe;R.nH .he s,n n0ns,sor,r, ,hn .c,,or e.t,s
pt'sk ~ =" ns"'. ,.,. ,,n.ns,t ,,r,nr I'm .tir,.
~" ee,'o1.,.. 1a.s notsI,e t.vo nm.
W" =. ",a,a1 m nj I'M .n,osion, sro,n MR.
'.. ~ ,'zs. 49, h.,n fnr,- .rlcrn hna ivan
,',n ram o.,er so,,rces an from manu-.
rsctm-ar, IN rro1au u,ue, addition To Tho surp,us.
Th ,orn.ljo fu1s at Tim dgspok,, of ip lank, .t,i
.t, tho rrct, or ,nrrorcrs aud win Int Gle or tvo
e1csrI,onr tn h,nta would be e1nd 10 cxtcul their
In, m atsronnta Tbnr 1xcy n atiil ahIf conacr-
r.nt. mi n ,vrrv casn tn,1or.cmcnts md coatcrsls
.,, si,t, :. 49,. 49, ~. Il. -I,s in tha
, -. .,.s....t. 'A"' ''
'e..o"H VI sAu ls"' ~ .t,,,,,,,. :,
1Ao susl'H's' '"anaolo aHaus - H'' ~ wv W, -,
mo n'nks ~ W. 'ue s'sees a", ~ .ns .,,.s.,
matHe'' tnce so 1eso"fees o ~ ","t ,,.,a II, H.,
manly 'i' ~" Eeleta, l." y. ,".o nv, ".,
- III. ~ .,,s,,, =, IL ,,.t,,.on "a
e'1o W .pn utv'". - ~ ps'S ~ ~ ,, ~ ~
shoWa itael'' aa w Nase felea'eals tesAtss',' w..
70" rates Mt whsr'. GooA paper eau po s'p'.
Ill tno tase ot 1fa1 e"'a'c '''ns' s,.a
III ihe very htso1'@ aeo'"'lo ioe 'uo
oest essaes OF to;nfea' se ana ch'e.so
eES aho coo* to,in's o.'soo' ~ "a'e "" 'Att Wv
eo"l''' ~ ts".3. 49,. va s".o ~ .. 49, ,, - !. a.
.n.. N,'.s.. =. ,ss.", ~ ~ s,....j.,ar ~.
."n,s,.tn.,na ~ .,a ,,,r,n ,.ts, wan un,v c,,,.
,'., rn,. a.s,,o, - ata,ns, ,,,onn. in mo- rar
t,ros !, ~ ,.s,toya' rsn,,,, WEARING ar
p... ~ - d,.,av,. :, ~. h,',L 80 SIN ,,,rr,,+
, 1875-04-30
IGTt.Hr.


New ronH, Ar1il 2o.-31oney eloscl cssy 1t 2xoe
per ciHt fur rall.
Foreign c1ehsngs left OF nll At 4s7Cais74 for bsnA
ers' tl1ty.'ay acrh1, end 40 Iaol Gu DEMAND.
There IL quick demand for nrstclasa tucrcantilcI
Paper at W ond PR cc With exceptional ealea OF
choico Al low us 4.
uold opened ut HEX anil c1csca Il l15,s alt t1s
ka!cs Of tho day hsvng been At tless quotations. tbs
rates paid foE borrowing 4, 1-A, and per cent
A. she slo.o pr cent wna paid for Carrying,
Glear1n5A, $3' 01J,Cu0.
The AArsstaut Treasurer disburar,l fla0,eno
>, tne en s!oc1a shil:2enta 10 Eurcpe amounted 10
a. which 81 ,aY.G11 gold cot1, aud tbs
r;snianuor h!lser hArs. ThCta shipments wcsu larger
expected, sos trcsl lots of gold having
pesh Iat On board lhr steamer tliB morning,
government honds closad nto7dy.
nunetl firm TO tue cluse
a. tne npsaslg ct business today tho stock market
noyea up 70 isr cen. ulnye ths ciotsaE snrf. of
teatssasy. lattf llrra falliu., uH Ut Il to
Per cent which was EfteewArl recovered lii lie pIain
@ nus sne imnroye's,snt xas followed by decline. and
s e @ Dfi.s' isS u iS U.Sa T:f5s
from Tux 10 7o,s. rAlana cossi !. Ill aiicr srlns
early IN th day 1t 1ca. We8ttrn unirn c,o,c,l II
tgainst slH et 70 opening. Atlantic + p4ciao Toi.
WESTERN was weak, and declined to AZ, clos!uu st
alf. iaso eloEo closed at 70397utt"tho lowest
quotations Of tho day. Missouri fstdo uas nrIa Il
III, and o,. Atlantic Pacific lse:esrea ). l7ko
csatsal raeito n m. lid without sa!s,. hs chanxes
y the other shares seuerally slIg. Ttans1e :
ons .g9fsted lsJ 60 sllaras, Of which e30oI wcr,
n AaGe Shore, ". 600 northwestern common.
So M9ex nana ~ 4; 81 raetfo st1i ohtos
t1hc, and LILO AtksDtc pacfts nr+frrrnd
, 1875-04-30
LAKES ST. CLAIR AND HURON.
31E7stSnF7~


The tug Favori.e will low The barge Antisdel to ,bt
hlmarEee dock for tho pusroso Of taking on board
tho cabS 10 .ar between Dco Isle and tho Canaia
alore. vessels of warls lno rccei.ing Ii,
nn'nhng Muches Of tho worku,cu, and uy lilo tIms
navigation opon to Lase Superior they will be In
readiness for husuc1h. This keaBun thcir UPPER.
worka will bo painted white. md hus ilehl
green. ..Ttle Grand Iruuk steamers, running b..
twcen saria and Chicago, have Lad cir h1lia wich
wtre inF,nefly green. painted white The hall Of th
prop fun ALEU-, Of tho Clcsgo aud Neutral line, lsf
also lcuu changed fro,n grouu ia wAts.
rQ1T HGIo;.
Tie Ice has not yet reached Tho rlynr aud none Il III
sight from Fort Gsatlot.. Tile tug Rnrnlgo hal
changed hands, She left Wednesday for Saginaw, -,
At crawfords Quarry tn water IL within " miles Of
tho dock Tho leo II 10 inches hck aud too rottea to
hold lnan'a weight. It ia thought that boAta can
Penetrate the leo now. Capt Me0trgnr Of ths prop
J'onton rnnrts thai to tie sast Of tho opon passage ou
Isko llurons won't shore. 10 far ~ be aaen with
Els.s, !cs is plentiful! and apparently solid, and that
With atfonE cGst wiud, tho open chaunel would
ba closs4 aR9etual1y.
, 1875-04-30

wert Washington 1t, cor shelden II, ~. ~ ..
x17o Ft, with bni,lIne, dated prc- = lsla.: l2eoo
Rockwell 1t, "a II II Of Harrison st. +, 2ixto1
II, date.l April H.. ..............;..;: 1'1ae
Holt nt 2r, ii of Division at, T. 2s1llo 4-l0 ~.
Milwaukee Nv, 100 II II " nf 0Iraru 1t, Y T.
2'xais n, dated Arrll n i9......a:.,:.:, $500
2s1iJ} ri, with luliit,s 'lAs'nl Antii A.. 500
Lat,rel Rt, i,I1y Ain fl Il nf Thtsy-hfih hE, n
unI Il Of ;7,{t1tl14 IT, tlased Ost. .. l91t... $40
with lntlilns, dnta.l April 16............. 701o
West Al.,n. II. ip II " of c,1npbclihv, nf,
"A c;lu1sls IT, s,at'a I !, Ap1 Y = a7;;.:; l,ao
.41t:t Il, with bHiiY, dated Apr, n7...... 7,co0
Lcartt. a, ~ r OF rolF st. +. 2sxt2s It,
ttatc.t April l11.................... ...... 1851
shnvtlrtl a,, o3'f IT = Of Twenty scycnth al, u
f,yh hxl1'!( II, dated April 2s...,........ 3.ooo
O,k st, 47o :-1o & of 1snsh st, (, 2Gxlli 3-lo
Il. dated Arri! h.... ............,...:.... 33o
n'-Fell st, I'll It Of Clay st,wf, 2lsls6 II, oo,
Nated lru 5............+,s.......,+..... WV
aou1H or c1Fr Limits, wrrn1N nAp1rs or 7
MtLrA 0r Q0u1.T-ItnUsk.
prliEln ar, y of tnl noar Fhfty-Gfth ri, q
12ax1G0s; It, dlcal Arrit t17..........~...S loaoo
, 1875-04-30

CATTLE-To tho 1000 stale cattlo lott OVER from
Wednesday, fully 5,Np worn added ytAlcrdsy, ti.ua
awclitnB tile supply for Yesterdays market 10
a,1N That Under this enormous supply tbs market
stnud suffer further doeIius was 10 10 expected.
Holders rradily conprelsedcd Tho rtuation aud tho
demand Of buscra for further concessions worn
promptly acreod 10 vhorc tho difference tctwcon the
We've of buyer and seer lid not amount to more tlan
1rds5c In isolated there wcrc sateh At :s7on
o from yeacrlaya prices, Int tl,e average rctlc-
ton scarcely preceded 19tc Not moro than onc.tnlf
cf The stock changed owners, and tho nrkct rimcl
dull and nntk. Baed At chiefly At $1.75
u 9g.N for shipping coyas at F4.HG}t.aN for butch
ers STOCK and at $a.9sfas s.tM far atockots,
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dceyca-GFkdetl atcerst Weighing 1.4m
Choice Dceycs-Finr, fat, well formed ytar
to year old hteers, Weighing l,1s1 10
1A:p .........,..,....,..,.... G.loaG.ao
dn0d Nccrra-WclI-f -fatcncd, hbrly formca
asecra, weighing 1.ibn tn LII hs...n.. 683{SG. 90
Atndiuui 0radas-Sotrs IN fatr flesh, weigh
luR Linz to l.?oo s.soas'5
Dutthers' Bsock-pour 10 fair ktccrx. and
common to chofca COWS, for cit5 alanghtor,
Weighing RDD ~ i1D0 0lhs...,............. 4.26@590
Stock cattlc-Comn1on cattlc, weighing 1oU
1nfcssor-1.ai.t nnd lin cows, i,eiters, '''
.t.ga. bulls. and scalawag steera.......... a0nio0
G1l4!G-IGX31 CO 90
, 1875-04-30
LAKE ERIE.

Satridt Chrrstpsm1roee NJ Tas CAieeao Tribune,
EnIk, April 1s.-Ihevs havs been received nt this
port sinco tho 17 ins 193 b55 bu Of corn, and 20t
br!s Of aour all consigned to the Anchor Limo TIE
schr Harvest Queen has been chartered 10 carry LIMO
stone from Marbaead 10 thlu por! owners account
sfs Is tho hrat charter Of tho ut thts port Tit
Tt*het ns received new coat at paint, md Will prob
ably cavs to-day....The British schr Atarco Pola
cleared for Saudusky, O., Monday Thirteen marines
vera discharged from duty on tho U. -. Steamer
Michigan yesterday ether lachurges vii! soon fol.
low....The prop cor1uorant aud her tow, TIM schr
ea nera rSasp saes ts ~sls oras; sfsift
pors on p. t from Tolelo Sut ths Ialtir,ora oho
lsaroal stepped UP aud o1crcd 10 carry ths corn by
they wefs awarded ta contract The owners at Geve-
land telegrnphed 70 trir Capains to brtng veasels
nsss I'D ler ee.o IT, .cr aord IL. fop
Toledo ycsterday to lead grain for this port.
nurrALo.
The sclr Alyah Bradley las been raised and placed
in dry-aock.. !, There afs no present ind!ca-
tions o! m Immediate opening, though east wind
may drive away tho leo barrier any day. yessol-oxn.
ors here In no astc aud would doubtless be con.
tcnt u tho Aarbor did not OPEN until tho 9th oi
July.... Tho uufysto Exprtss states that Capt.
John cKenna, who reached this port Last Tuesay,
ports Fort Colborno and Fort Maitland closr Of ice Ths
down 70 within : ni!es Of Point Ablno. Iat Il tl*
Point and th,a side It cllnga 10 tho shorc md spreads
Tho csus,t1 supposed to IL tron o., cau..,
In in the leo aons H.ios up Laks oAtaro. leo sp.
reats to ~ ooso apa ;srsahs Of clear water s.n T.
lie south and moves tho co from shoEe It will b. ser.
sral dsys bsforo vssssls can Got into oswego.
GLErELAKD.
The scow Sntler Girl hss taken board rinutngtou
Warmers soam-pun,p and loft for tho wreck Of tha
sohr Exchange, sunk At Kslyh laland. The sxpedi.
ton iB In charge Of Capt. George Wurncr,.. Tue
hrce-aatcd schr 0eorgs sherman II loading coal
, 1875-04-30

ALCOllOI-wns ateady 1t $l.2Aaacs,
ulsooMc0nN-%as Qu.st and steady. Following
Is tho rapgo Of pricea Tia outside being tho highest
for the boat paaiities Of The grades named, Qood
70 choice husi 1ak91Aos brush that Will work Itself
into choice hurl broom, 1l9i7s13s; fair TO good
do, 1o91ux3ilhe inferior bzuab, Ral0a crooked.
Csc,
DUTTEN-A ecarultyTof deslrahjs tablptu,tsr Ii
at Observable, aad ths quoted psless szs resuy oh
taluAhaet Tbs current wants Of tbs Local txsds s.a
moss than sufficient " shtosb tbs daily o,sausp, md
huldrss entartaln nxm Nsws. Low and ssAdipua
, 1875-04-30
TELEGNApHIC MARKET REPORTS,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Epfk1nf DfrrotrA II TIA FhfnnHn T,rftn.~

Fptstat nfspa.eA II 7As cAieaas TFiauos.
ILrtnPooL, April 29-11 4. .tn.--FLouu-No. 4 2lx:
No. I, ?2s.
Observation-Disclosures. No. 2, n; No. !, n ii;
spring. No. q os 2l; No. l, 81 vi; white, No. Q 81
l1d; No. "; club. No. ~ ID No. J. On I'd. Corn
Mo. 2, ais 81 No. !, gAs pd.
FRovssIoaa-rork-7os ID. Iard-S7s %.
L1vxnPool4 April 29-2:sop .-BK1Aps1urys-
Heavy.
AL unchanged.
LIvEapooI, April AtAst.-.FLoua-E1tsa st.,e
anu Western, IA Cd.
daA1s-"hcal-No.2 TO No, spring. psx, p SIG
%, OoEn-Ameticsn mixed, nav, SIS ID,
pAovIaiuNB-pork--Wlutsr Weatefn new 76s. ia
Eastcsn, Now, e2s I'd. Deef-Ameriean, new, ia Cd.
Asd-Amer1csn, oss tl. Daeoa-C. O.. nav, s1s
long clear mid1Ies, s1s 81.
O,tEEsD-F1ne American, 1;a.
TALLow--als Gd.
pEEnoLkuN-Retued,0 0Hd sprts, ID,
LONDON, April 2o.-CoasoLs- -Monsy snd account.
o3+2o9;S.
us1rKp srArEs nosDs-Tsa, lo6x; ~, 1o9E ;
GSs, 1o3N now u, t0lK.
ANEA1oAA RAIL4oAn aHcuarT1Ks-Nsw York Con-
tral. o1; Eric. 9IN; preferred. s1x.
TALLow--4lu 9a.
rETnoLEuM-Rehned. lol splsits, do, %.
IIssEEp 0I1l-25A@15H.
TUE BAAx or EMoLANp-Ths amount Of bullion In
tho Bank Of England hAs decreased cae,o0o during
the past weak. Ths proportion Of tbs Dankt rtssrye
TO its liabilities IL 3oH FER cent.
pAH1s. April l99.-Nxs1E&-G3f a5o,
TuE BANK or FnANuE-ILs amouut of snbeis In
tho Bank Of France Increased ssosoo francs during
tie past week.
FaAxxsoaE, April 99.--ux1rED srArrs poxps-x2s.
A,,u Ac
, 1875-04-30

=
"a ~ I'LL lAe, ana III aaSs arFc
Therc vas r., S'ov.tinr rss,c,iinn IN 1s1, sni tnc
rlsrgu for r1eyatinr was from i to !, IT rent prr lM
with ten sia!a' storage frtc. ies thfFe VIA failing
H. r. III 'ne teee'Fss 4f'" '"e l"o''p'' '' "a o''A''"
lao, 10 III In ID mr. b nn 10 DAYS FREQ sorsos
ls;1 GU ,G5. s57 h lc ier hi, and 10 days fses storage
INT. SO. ga
u W." III ,1rn u,s ~ ~, vi. ~, u, H. H. nr., ~, ~.
cn,n,I',r n,d falling oG in iho rrtcpa fro,I lin
previous year Of 2,tt7.tj bt After tc lsl nf Stl-
s"n cr t.a nsI'sifn chatHst ~ato 10 ror bn 10 tho
s1, "' ~ usi n In, IL ar H. ,.v. FRA .,,-.c,
ls74 !!7 In, Ii rrr hl 10 luye irrr ttpraHr
1nrlitnE la"s. tho following ure Tho grusa charges
for handling grain.:
k'"rssc, ~ br At 1000
rnnsy!ns rIas,H I'M ~, ,a w. ~
Tur,Iis,,. iniu r,,,ai.W,ats. i. .ns, in. ' I'D
ur l.7..ir pr br.
Il, addition to tls tho hoard of Trade N.,cnnattcr
r,,.,,,. -, ,,,r nv, n, ,r, ,t ..,,, -. IT.,
o.. ~ =" @''o 1ss M, a,e esaa'
to Nran soce!rcs No per hi from tie Association rs
i, ,str,,ytct ,,ro p,t. =. 1t,i.,. ro, ,,.,,s ,,r
M .,1 fr Iren. t o. ~ .a,, a.er ~ % 'a. a
lrns Of tho Association In la7l we're $93ayobl; iu
ls7o sats.oto; ,u ls7s, sllaaes.
ooov,e,o,e
,t,o pnonr,crs "o..''Is. ~. 10y. . maj. ,ou.
IN rsc al" s q %s. s sn o to o,s ssn tiessr
Thcro was moderate ouant,tY Of stuff ribnccl oyer
a. , ,,,r,,,,x air...,s. ~ 80" 49,.
~ ~ n'on,uy " 4Ne1'So per of' On pors,
2oc yer lo lhs on lard and X per Ii on meats; mud
little to the pa1,Ies what acure. ,,c,o mentioned r1e
,cr1c,c, ~ IN, ,n,-r.t ,. uron,,,dt,. ~ ~ ...,nr
:" a,'' .a'Ass M "as 10 IN ea,'er
large with dull feeling al tito stoek-rars willis the
fow orders hero fur cssh product yc,o acpcra,1y limit,
-, - n.,,.,. ..,a,. a.. 49,, ~ .s,,.
eu s"ri4 oo,oH l"e .'e"s u no'aets. ihe "ee'es
les Of tho sfc u!1tvc articles on atHsay tHPtc
10 bc ycry iaFas hut most Of them arc arsady ,toy
ct ior.
urs. r,,.-,v,, .,,,,, mi, ..a,,,n.vs x...a-..
H'f-'s AoHa-NA" o'ck ano AoulnaHg Atea"5 81
Wcdnea'layE rr{ecs I'LL towards o'clo.f, wllcn tic
, 1875-04-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho rrrcints snd shipments az
The leading articles Of rroius IN this city during Tho
twcny-four hours rniingat i"tlock on Thur@lay
morning, and for tbs corresponding uie ons year
nU1s
, 1875-04-30
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NXW XflRk

srsetas pspateA 10 rhs cAtease 1rt14as.
NV Yo1k. April :9-7 ?. na.-dHAtN-WheAt closos
stronger, but not very actisa, shlppsu hald1g OF;
dansnd lsEgsly speculative aud ioz May and June d.
hFsxyj winter scarce md higher; vhts very scases
, 1875-04-30

FLOU1-as In fa!r losal demand At former prices,
.Inn,a ,,.I. a,.s aAo 1,., M sLpo aaa
slppinR ntanus "ofo quoted aull, though urn, IN
sympathy will tho what market. Stock. arc slightly
ter. on private '*sn. 10 s;s ,a5ss ..tr Quiet
s5a,. Total 800 lrl,. Tho market olOssa o.
to sooa d. s;esa,.as; choice .psos sstss.. % .aos
- .a1F ae' ,aiDpna grades s'.eass.M Miunrso-
ta', $,.2@ooo; patent srriua, s;.oa a0.uo; spring
'ans1oss., n@asxs: 1 =, 49,, FSs ss.u -four :a'9 81 &c.
~. ~ 49,, saa snaao n1et
tno @ aeares o. s,aa ieoa eaaoa holasEa to command
1aa psess. aas wess reported Of 70 tons st $lsoo9
aao:ed 4 It *Sssestue @ f'' per b.l fer
board. 0' '''0 W
SH9n,:rsS!ss W9s94%s vssS % 70 tons 4 s0so On trsst
Tho highest figures Of tie rrsccuua day.
hiyher. and tbs Ssw York aIytoes xere not sueelay
encouraging to holders. Dut there wore good u,nny
o'la. The scing VI. chiefly dane in big llocls and
aee,ned 70 10 chiefly on account ot E4ssrn part.
cansed tho strong feeling eapecaily a. tho rccelp!s
were again smaller, and Il was suuored that arsrcey
except What ha Lesn - a1casy sod % to asrye e Tho
stimulus 10 tho demand. though that IL nract1y
what tue farmers want and IL now lilo only hone fGr
thp growing crop II WA prpbshly the rain tL,t
brought out tho osers 10 sol, hut tcsc weto nut n,l-
ulernus enough 10 i'll tie demand Seller Jno orcucd
Mt $loo. soeo to *loat. rtcelcd 10 ST o0a uiid I'd.
vnnced irrfgularly 4S o!osinH ut $l0is seller
May sold at se3fa lU3 closing at k,.U41{ Bcllor Jaly
eagot receipts tda,ed not carcr tnn lit tuesday,
closcd At $l0i. caah sales reported IT h,i
q H. N A. Il ~ ~ ~ 70 H., :. stS
~ ~ 4 @ ~ ~ r.; "a ~ 10 ,s w. " .sJset-
, 1875-04-30
HEAL.I.STAYE.

ahs fonosNx ,ns>su1uouts vers nlad fos ssoosd
1hufsday, April 2ss
CT1I txuRK11T,
Ashssnd ~. = cor coug1ssA II, {, 7sxlso IT,
Asas0 ApsA ..ss,ss..,..t...s.s...s.s.t 800
, 1875-04-30

1i0GS-For good TO cllnIcs hcsyy hogs ttoro was q
we!l-sustained demand, AMI prcGs Of sucl, showcd
tlo Of 10 decline from those ruling on Tho e.rler
Of heavier average than aO s comprised only an in
significant proportion Of the tota supply, aud to that
fact, rather than 10 nny special activity ID lie lonan
duo whatever Of hrnlnesa tue market may have de-
vcopod. Inferior and common coarso, heary, and
light weight wsra loo plenty, aud &aten dragged al an
average decline from Wenesdaya prices Of Vc ref 100
ta. Most Of tho 1rnvaa averaged from 150 to l bs
nlsd sold within range Of SI.60a7 1885, The extreme
rangs IL saiea was $1.9c@t. t.JD. The following sales
are j. very fair index To tho market: