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The New York herald., 1875-08-28

L,oR sALE-GooD LAND: ST. PER ACRE; NEAR
Il York and Philadelphia: highly productive and
Of the most beautiful and prosperous places in America
lots for sale business and where large
of business is done q. X. Lands vneland N j.
LvOR SALE-7oOO0 ACRES OF VIRGINIA LAND IN
body title perfect price 81 Send for cir
cuar. j. WISE NORTON, Agent, 1,3Ol Main street. Rich
mund Va
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

A DvANCES MADE on GOODS LEFT on CoMMIs.
IA sion; Diamonds. Watches Jewelry sivcrware. Pianos,
silks laces &C. bought and sold business confidential
FlRUskl lt3 Nassau street. of Ann first floor
nIAMONDs. WATCHES JFwEI,Ry AND SILVER
- ware bought and sold a very small advance GEO
Y. ALLEN Jeweer ll0O Broadway, Twentyn
The New York herald., 1875-08-28
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON
CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

TN HOBOKEN.-FOR GOOD HOUSES AT CHEAP
i and low prices, apply 10 CREVIER BROS l24
West Broadway, or "A Newark street. Hoboken
ITO LEAsE-FOR A TERN OF YEARS. AT A Low
rental the Factory situated the Of Savoy and
spring streets, West Hoboken. Apply to JOSEPH AN
DRADE A CO. III and 10 West Houston street.
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

7,O LET-A NEAT THREE STORY BROWN STONE
Il front House. 403 West Ffyhfh street, door from
Ninth will be rented low good Inquire
Of II. BRANTGAN. agent, Eighth avenue, between Fifty
third and Fifty fourth streets, H. NEWMAN, 30i Broad
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

A GREAT SACRIFICE-A MAGNIFICENT FARM OF
"A ~ acres only mile from depot 81 hours from New
York Stroudsburg and Delaware Water Gap churches
f all denominations excellent schools; cash market per-
healthy: fever and ague: mosquitocs large
house IL immense barn and stock stables
outbuldngs every description rich garden
prinrS house, live through farm soil rich
productive abundance Of fruit all kinds handsome shade
trees the house price including only 5000
5000 cash. balance $500 yearly Address Post Office
box East StroudsburC, Pa.
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

ITO LET-NO 139 WEST FIFTYTHIRD STREET
-Four story stone; newly overhaued and painted
throughout. For terms and permit apply to 5. b.
BROWNELL No. - Wall street
The New York herald., 1875-08-28

L,oR sALE-UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE,
at II o'clock noon on Wedne sday. September !, 1879
the Court House. White Plains Westcheser county,
" the French rooted House with modern improvements
On Chaertons H five minutes walk from railroad depot
grounds abound in fruit of great variety plaintiff will
accept from purchaser mortgage for three years mot x
seeding 5000 in for 90 per OF his bid For
particulars apply 10 JOSEPH X MURRAY 81 Pine street.
New York or HCGH n CAMP, Auctioneer, l52 Broadway
New York.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13

at &c. Oats-The market is steady: sales were
made OF No at Sc for canal; No 2 at GIG
June at &c; rejected At s1c o =. 80 ssaier
were made at 81. Receipts-Flour $50 barrels:
wn o s9O0 bushels; corn. 800 bushels; oats,
wheat 1900 bushels; corn, ss.OOO bushels; oaIs,
- bushels
LOUISVILLE. May I2-Coisnn- The market
Is steady sales were made at l5ssc. FIOur-Tbe
marKet is unchanged sales were made OF extra
at q 509s; extra family ut s. 5l@6 co; A No. ~
were made higher & 4 soms sr saes i, w S
changed; sales were made OF red at 81 .:
marse, ana q white at 81 S2@l .. Corn The
1 na[Ker IS steady; sales were made at 7S97ac.
Oats.Ihe market is steady sales were made OF
mixed ana white at 20. Rye = The market is
nncnanged; sales were made al q 70. Hay
Inc Inc market Is unchanged; sales we're made Of
e ei1 timothy at 81 co. delivered ON cars.
were made at s22 Is 2 80 bid. BULK Meats-ssies
were made of shoulders at &c; clear ribs al
made of shoulders at % e: clear libs Al $50: csr
at lS5sc. all packed. HaTns-Sales were made of
sugar cnred at &c. Lard-sales were made OF
prime steam st l51Sc; fierce at le9iulzc: keg at
l6i2c. Whisky = The market is drm: sal e
we're we're made ct 81 le Bagging-The market is
CLEVELAND, Nav l2.-Wheat-The MARKET
Is firm but prices are better; sales were made OF
NO REQ winter at 81 So; No red winter at
are unchanged; high mixed shelled is held at
lsSsoc; sales We're made OF low naked shelled
81 soc; ears on the track at 76GTc. Oats-The
market is stesdy and prices are unchanged:
sales were made OF No state at zoe: No 2 state
at bsc; white Negi ern at lie. Petroleum-The
market Is steady; sales were made Of ITO degrees
test standard white In car lots u54c; and $50 de-
gre IS OHIO state test at IL 20: IN email way lots
ls2c higher. Receipts-Rheat. so bushels:
corn, go bushels: oats, 1900 bushels; barley 500
bushels.
PlTISRURG, May l2.-Wheat-The market Is
quist and prices are unchanged sales were made
Of Pennsylvania and Ohio red at 81 2Sal 81;
amOer and white at 81 .SMi s.. Ear corn-The
demand IS fair and the supply Is light and prices
are steady and unchanged; sales were made at
sSeoc, for mixed and prime yellow, according to
quality. free in elevator. Sheled corn-The
demand Is ia r and the supply is light and prices
are steady and unchanged; s9lcs were made at
sS9S0c. for mixed and prime yellow, according
TO quality, free in elevator. Petroleum-Ihe
market Is dull and prices are steady ana
unchanged: sales Were made Of crude at 81 40
al 49, at Parker's landing; refined at I2ssa
l.54c, Philadelphia delivery.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
FOREIGN MARKETS.

PARIS, May l2.-Rentes, 63f Csc.
FRANKFORT, May I2.-Five-twentes of 1862
90.
q ANTWERP. May l2.-Fine American petro-
leum. 20.
LONDON, May l2.-The amount Of bullion gvne
into the Bank of England on balance to-day is
e265,000. Conso.s for money, 9f1k@9i1<; on ac-
count, 9r<99f3s SOS 1861 les; 5-2Os 1867, IOgz;
l0-4cs, 1881 new IS, l02H; New York Central,
S2i Erie. 241Sd 24s4 Erie preferred, 81. Tallow.
ASS 30. Refined American petroleum, ed;
spirits, do, sgd.
LIVERPOOL, May l2.-COtion is steady: mid
ding upianos, I'D; Orleans, S9s1sd; sales OF
l2OoO bales OF which 1908 bales were specu'a-
ton and exDorf and o 501 American. Flour
The market is steady sales were made OF extra
state and Western at 22s. Nheat-Sales were
made of No red Western spring al Ss l0d; No
red western spring at o. Sd; red Western
winter wheat at IS Id. COrn-Saies We're made
of new mixed Western at SIS Pnrk-SaleS were
made of new winter American IVES ern at rs;
American Eastern at SIS Sd. Beef-Sales were
made OF new American At 76s Cd. Lard-The
market is firm; sales were made of prime
Western at 65s. Baeon-The market is steady;
sales were made of clear sides, new, a SOS;
short rib nntddies at 52s Cd; short clear middles
at 55s I'd; long clear middles at sis Cd. Cheese
Sales were made of choice American, new, at
soS. Tallow-SaleS were made of p. {. at Ais Cd.
Were made of refined at 91zd;
spirits, T. ID.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May I2.-BEEF CATTLE-The re-
ceipts to-day were 2,0i0 head, including all
grades, from very poor TO very fne: the market
Is extremely depressed and prices fully &c low
er than Monday; q few extra steers retailed az
So s5glS, but the best drove in the marEet
could not be sold to average more than sl2 so I:
inferior TO good ranged at s9lll SO; sales were
made Of a car loads, mostly Illinois steers.
SHEEP-The receipts yesterday and TO day.
were 500 head: demand moderate and sales
very slow al IS 75gs for unshorn sheep and S5a
for clipped; spring lambs ranged from 81 80 20
IS 50.
HoGs-The receipts yesterday and today,
were 500 head; sales were made of a few good
Ohio hogs, alive, at 81 IS; store pigs at 80 .;
dressed hogs are in fair demand at g rs.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
WEEKLY MARKET REVIEW.

There has been nothing of Interest TO note Ia
the condition of the local market. While there
is a healthy demand in the ordinary course OF
the seasons industry, the supply Is abundant,
and the instant that good paper is ofe.e either
for short or long time the money is forthcom-
ing. Tbecity of Lafayette has issued or is about
10 Issue 81 1900 of bonds TO raise the means LOT
building her water works. The banks OIL tnat
city united to bid fer the whole amount. but
owing 10 some informally new advertisement
was oTde ed aud the proposals are open I'LL NAY
81. The bOncs bear per cent. interest.
DRY GOODS.
The fluctuations OF some lines oftextile abrics
caused but little change IN the general run Of
business during the past week. Our ioobers
shave thus far had no reason to complain The
-shrewd policy ad ,pttd by them to meet, yes, Of
ten 70 IN sge prices for their Eastern competitors
has had The denired effect on buyers who care
tess for ssspace'' than "discount." That more OF
This class trade Is reached from year 10 year is
clearly attssted by the walls OF Jobocrs from the
eeabOard, whose ltinerant sample nends may De
found displaying their silks and nne lwlDeu
linens To the adnliring gaze OF ye eEoss-Ioad nief
chant. -,
Prints ere only moderately active at thsre-
duc.ion. dest able styles being taken rsgaruiess
OF price. Ginghams, in both Scotch an dOines-
Tic makes are selling freely, many standard
Gtyles being sole ahe11. 80
Bleached goods ale not taken with tie desired
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
Total
rHEu. 5. TkEAsURY.

AL the beginning of this month there was
ia the trsssury, of coin, S9O.o'5,llo' agA'''S.
which there we're outstanding cert'hca'es OF
SD 80, leaving net coin, SOS OIL SIG. w.
p g. correspondent of the New York Bui-
letin at Washington, writes: Inc SAFES VI
gold this month will bring in nearly six
millions currency, and the quarterly PEN
sious will take about seven and half MIL
lions currency about the lst OF July. There
is no extraordinary currency IequlIeuens
to take place before the LIST OF July, Wnen
the new appropriations will all De available
sni dinned into with great avidity, except
the present press OF delayed warrants, whlcn
reach in sums of $40, 600 TO S3O0,O probably
10 abOut S3 OOO. OO0 But the secretary has
paid some S., 100000 in gold on the SINKING
fund call, and is accommodating gold never
tIheess. so that he can sell whenever he
wants 10. and will be apt to sell s., 000, 600 in
June for the double purpose oikeeping up
thecurrency reserve and helping The sale 10
par cent bonds of the new loan IN the United
States.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
has III, 500 miles OF wire and 5000 stations
Its capital stock is Sil073,4 l0, of which 1t
owns all except $50, 7S5 675. The gross earn
ings for 1874 were 80 $50, 74e, and the profits
s. org $50. The company IS now in the mar
ket with sfOO0,O0O, on which it desires to
realize June /.
IRON INDUSTRY.
The following statements by the New
York Bulletin show.thst the. United States
are no worse of than their neighbors
The depression in the iron trade is general
throughout the world. The production OF
pig iron in Scotland was less in 1874 than in
any of the last 20 years. At one time there
IL &.,ff txf.f -
erected, and the production was 4OO. 600 tons
less than in 1870. Russia, notwithstanding
its activity in railroad building, imported
only 3, 22l 900 pools of rails against 7,1lo,-
900 in 1873. In Prussia, the large steel
works of Krupp has recently discharged
some thousand workmen; aud tre Borsig
mandatory OF engines a. Bsrlin-the
most extensive in Germsny-has had TO
protect itself by taking a similar step: Last
month, the largest Austrian mandatory OF
engines. Sial. dispensed wi b 1900 hands,
for the reason that it had neither orders nor
sufficient working capital.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
MONEY, STOCKS, ETC.
Nuw YoRE. NAV 1


Money easy at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper is quoted at 1854 per
cent.
Sterling weak at 81 81 for sixty days, and 81 80
for sight.
Custom receipts, s292,0O.
Gold heavy at 1880 ll51s, but closing firmer.
Borrowing rates ranged at 1s@l-6i. per
cent.
Treasury disbursements S3sS 600
CIesrings. s26.0o0p00.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad mortgages dull.
state securities quiet.
The sock market opened firm, with i'm
proyement in some cases or Is to u per cent, as
compared with the closing quotations. yesterday.
The leading feature OF me ne, day was 3, Pacific
1874 and still later reacted 10 42s4. Erie huctu-
ated frequently between rs and q. At the sec
SHd ea 5as Wdn sne
afternoon there was considerable excitement on
the Stock Exchange, and some VIDE nu9tua-
lions. IL was announced the.contract between
the Panama and Pacific Mail companies, which
was expected TO have beeu signed to-day, did
not receive the signatures OF the onacers OF the
different corporations. On this Panama dropped
from l541S to III, and Pacific Mail from 49, to
4lH with the first dealings at l4i1z for the for
mer and 4lI for the latter, There were great
many stories afioat, but at the close OF business
. . Fr;a WAS less actjye and
ranged between Is and IT'S. There Is stu con-
siderable my tery surrounding Este speculation,
planned by the report that negotiations are on
TO sell the coal lands OF the company, one OF
its main resources OF revenue, to a coal comoi-
nation, for the purpose OF raising money 10 meet
the interest maturing in June. Tt csc pegotla-
tioDs caused considerable indignation among
stockholders, and IL is sad that Mr.. Jewett OPP
poses any such ale Wabash was weak, and
declined from l2lz TO ll5s, with a recovery to
l21z at the close. The decline in this stock was
based on runors from Toledo That az Stock
holders meeting there did not result in any
practical measures TO relieve the financial en-
barrassmen. The market closed active and ie-
velish for Wabash and steady for the remain
der Of the list at partial recovery rom the oW-
est point of the day.
Tue total sales of stocks to-day were $4,000
shares, OF which 5000 were Pac tic Mail, 'IVOO
Western Union, 6S,000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
II, 900 Wabash and 600 Union Pacinc.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BUFFALO. May I2.-CATTLE-The receipts
to-day were IA head. making a total for the
week of 6OO head; the market is slow and
and weak at last weeks pIices sales we're made
of - % head.
SHEEP AND LAMB5-The fresh receipts were
2,60O head, making to'al for the past week
OF s,SU head; the market is moderately ac-
tive at &c offon common quality, and weak at
last weak 5 prices on good to best quality; sales
were no ade Of 1880 head.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were so head.
making a total for the past week Of 7SSa0
were made so Workers at e. s0es7 40; heavy $50
p,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, May l2.-CATTLE-The receipts to-day
were 5000 head. The market is fairly active
and prices are steady; sales were made of COM
mon to extra shipping steers s. 25l5 90:
butchers al s. $685. stOckers al & 25a1 20; ship
ments, 100 head.
HoGs-The receipts to-day were 5000 head
active prices and advanced; choice heavy
weights 25c higher and scarce; light at 81 25es
7 s.; heavy at a. 50@9; later prices for Phla-
de!phia scalawags We're s. sol; shipments, 81,
80 head.
SHEEP-The receipts to-day, were LOO Ia cad;
market inactive and nominal sales were made
at sSSj for shOra and sjg6 for unshorn.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
DRUGS-No change to note.

Assalstias rs quoted AZ 0ogSSci o acc
neal, per pound. sOgsOO; chiSIorm, per
pound. 2sSc; cream tartar, pure, A5sHe; In.
digo, per pound, 81 z0gl 30; Hcorice, CGlan, per
Popp pSaS gdnSaS ;GST
tor. 10 /, per GAL si 1Osi 50; OIL 6ergamont, per
iS p e' ou GRs PSF SCI a'
KEGS, psr pound: S4s$G Salts haze. EPSON nm;
gross, siT; snuff, GsrTett's, per case OF dozen,
SIS; sulphur, -four, per pound, Soto; eeltpetre,
per pound, W92oc; turpentine, sSa4oc'
Anthracits, per ton, $40 SO; Brasil block, per
bushel, I21Ssisc; White River, l5c; Sand creek,
ne: Pittsbnrg. ISa5Oc; Brazil nut, lie: BraEii
steam, &c; Slack, &C: virginia cannel 0cs knol-
ana camel, $50.
COKE-IZc. crushed, l5c,
WOODS quoted at "a OO95.
EISH-Trade is good.
round roe, bdls, s. %; half bbis, s. so; No lake
herring half se 20; quarters saS ss
narrei al IS 50@7; quarter barrel, 50 co; kits.
81 IS; family white, half b6ls, % oO;
as sI new mess sT per BARREL half
a 81 aSs ss saSs y 81 a quartet ss
half barrel, % opSIs quarter D3rLoi, 20 ooi KITS,
5I 20: Cod fish, 6j0S7c. Holland herring, per
keg 81 so: scaled herring 5Oc. Halibut. smoked.
10. Prepared goldfish. S1<9ec. Bloaters, per
box, 81 25a2 90; smoked sturgeon. l5c.
FANCY GROCERIES, AND FRUITS-A strong
IANNED aooDs--A firm market, with tendency
20 advance. - - 49,. -, -.
mouth corn. 81 5Oes2 IS; Mountain sugar, e
Trophy, 81 IS; Baltimore do, sI 80. Peaches,
Eastern 2lbs 81 6O0s2 IS; lbs, 90; Western
pscTed, 2 lbs, 81 25g2 IS; 8 lbs, sb9s %; pie,
lbs. "a so; lbs, 81 IS. Blackberries. 5jsi To.
Strawberries, 2 lbs, 81 S5S2 50. Raspbe 80 lbs,
81 5Oes2 So Wortleberrtes, ~ 26g2 ~. Pin pies
2IbsJ az 20. salmon, 10. q 00e3z 10; Z
Ips. 80 61A3 70. Dried beef, Jacobs, l55zc; low
grades, lIlzc. Maple sugar ij1Sgl5c.
roREIGH FRUITS The supply is abundant,
qualify Improving. y little warm weather
would probably advance the price of lemons
Inierrno oranges, s. 5Oa375; Messina oranges.
a lOa4 SO; Maple oranges 81 4egS ~. Imperial,
S. 6O@5 IS. Lemons, prime hessina 10 w pei
pox; dates le9llc per pound: new
reisins layers IS I5as3 25 London layers 81; Mus
c2teI crown 81 90 double crown "a p. Sultana,
leak: ge, new, l5Gl6c; large layer ngs, l1gloc
French prunes In boxes, very fine, l5c citron,
zo@45o; ourrants, S1S3sc; Turkish prunes, new,
91z0s, De-
. rUTs-soft sheIled almonds quoted at A925c;
clbeIts, leo; walnuts, French, lie; Naples, 79
1876; Brazil nuts, Ike; peanuts, raw, s9t2c;
roasted i0E9.5c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK May l2--Cotton Closed steady ;ssles
were made OF middling upland al l6A9I6lSc.
Futures closed quiet and steady, with sales OF
y, 200 bales as follows: seller May Ie $50;
seller June J6 3-S2c; seller July. l6 932c: seller
August, 10 ll33c seller September, IL 5-32c; seller
October, Is 25-31c seller November Is 732c; seller
December. lJsfc; seller January. l5t<c; seller
February. 10 Lido; seller Mareh 10 ll-32c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, May I2.--Dry Goods-There was
an improved feelii z in the jobbing trade, but
business with commission houses continued
light; cotton goods are steady, but in moderate
demand; the print market is unsettled and
prices are irregular; Freemans light prints
Sprague's are reduced to Sc Sprague's shifting
At T3ci Atlantic colored alpacas sold low at
auction to-day; wooden goods are more slow.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
A @ A r D
Trade Palace, Oct. 4.

IL
TO the Country Readers:
we respectfully ask your imme
6,ata st,ention to the best selecteo
stock of Dry Goods, Notions ana
Millinery ever Drought 10 this city.
By Giving our Individual attention
TO Duying in rev 1S SiIks ~ Black
Good Goods Dress Goods. Doneucs,
@ooisns FIannels, Shawls, Table
linens, Blankets, Comforts, NO
tons and Millinery at sucn latos
sna on such terms as enao pies US
TO offer the loves prices KnDW =
since 1852. Our prices are snno -
en' uiII find at no other house
more attractive goods or lower
pricss.
T, q AYRES 81 CO.,
TRADE PALACE.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13

M ANpEn Agents for the best selling
w AIN LII Prize Packages in the world.
Single package, with elegant prize, postpaid,
2f cents. For other novelties send stamp, Ad~
dress F. P. 9LUCK, New Bedford, Mass.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
FINANCE AND BUSINESS
GENERAL BUSINESS REVIEW
National, BANKS OF INDIANA.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING May l.


The following statement OIL 'no oo =,
Of the National Banks OF Indiana, Oh "" go 80
dsv Of March, 1879. is furnished TO the Nc"
York D4ily Bulletin, by Hon. 'ohn lay
Enox comptroller OF the currency anu
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-05-13
MORat's Life Pills!
Moffat's Phoenix Bitters :!
Pages Climax Salve III

form complete 4 anil! Medicine theSt, aDd nave
cured more Diseases and have done more good for
humanity, than amy other medicine ever offered 20
the people.
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
purely Vegetable. They act the Liver.
opening the ducts. and restoring the body to per-
feet health. and may De relied on 60 cure Nervous
and Sick Headache, COstiveness. Dyspepsia. IRdi-
gestiOn, JagRdice, Liver and Bilious Complaints.
Colds. Scuryy. General Weakness. Fever 4 Ague.
9 M0FFAT'S PHOENIX BlTTERS o
correct the seeretiOns of the Stomach. and are q
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Sieepless-
ness, Female Complaints, Weakness Debility, sc.
PAGES CLIMAX SALTE
is compound Of Arniea with many other extracts
and balsams. We warrant IL TO euFe Scr0fula and
salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Piles, Frost Bite, Chill
blains. C0rns. Inflammation Of the Eyes. Broken
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Cuts, Bruises, Burns Scads
and all Cutaneous Diseases. On man or beast. IL
aIlays inflammation, subdues all pain. and heals
without a scar. IL il worth it's weight in gold 10
every family, and should always be on hand.
sI Sold by Druggists 'eVeryWhere.S
Q ,. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
So Liberty street, New York.
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.eovzaNxEsr SECURITIES.

The purchasing prices for Government bonds
In Indianapolis vary from the New York quota
tiols zal per cent
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-04-17
lutte Dispatches.
SrRiNGriELp. lLl., ArRlL 10,

The Republican members in the
Legislature to-day presented u pro
test against the rulings of tie
Speaker. The Democratic majority
resisted II proposition to place it on
record, and u warm debate ensued,
growing so violent that the mem.
beers hurled books ut each other and
used most violent language. In the
midst of the melee the Speaker de-
clared the House adjourned.
Thereupon - temporary Chairman
was appointed. Mr. llaines, the
Speaker. had left the chair, but on
the motion to appoint Il Chairman
he again made Il rush for the chair,
followed by the Democratic meh.
bers. The Republicans. headed by
Jones, who had been declared
Speaker pro tcm,, also made IL dash
for the chair, but iIaincS had a,.
ready scared his seat. The news
of the disturbance soon caused the
House to be filled to overlooking by
an excited crowd. After some time
the excitement was allaNrd aud the
Assembly adjourned sine die.