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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
BY W. GOuLin,
BY W. GOddin,
Real Estate Agent and auCtioncer,
corner CT Eleventh and Bank streets.
DARN FOR SALE.-A beautiful place !;

DARN FOR SALE.-A beautiful place !;
l. new dwellings and out-houses. .
A few miles from Richmond and three quarters
of q mile from station on the Richmond. prede-
rcksburg and Potomac railroad. About one hun
ored ami seventy-fve acres Of land; orchards, tue
wafer, crops, stock, carriage, furniture, 1mpe-
Inents. &C, &c. Possession given Immediately. a
SPLENDID opportunity for gentleman doing busi-
ness In Richmond: irairis Sop up and down. il
you want home nicely fixed up, 60 see this place.
Appiylo j. Is. KIDD,
ia -2tk No. TIT Broad street..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

A LASKA P0WDER-best preparation
IA in use for cleaning metal waahing paint, glass,
&C. TO housekeepars II is particularly recon-.
ie5 Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

NOR RENT, A BRICK HOUSE on ar
e First near Canal street, with three rooms Ell
and has. ment. newly whiewashed. Kent. f1O per
rnnnfb hnnjy 70 VIII, lam TYRhr,
10 Ia Th' H&'ru3t* No. sos Seventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
LOST. sTRAYED. AND FoUND.

OST, On WEDNESDAY EVENING
- me Dth instant, soVlewhere between Fourth
any SiAIn slreeis on franklin, and Franklin ard
L.ish on SIKH, RED CORAL BkEaSTPIN. a
suitaoe reMara VIII be paid for its return to No.
406 east Franklin street. 10 II oIx
OsI, on the It'll OF June, either on Leigh
A4or FRANKLIN street q large MOSAIC BREAST
leaving IL al this ONCE. ie Iiat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

MIR. K. Nj. POWERS HAS JUST Ac
III arrived from the VALLEY. OF Virginia ~
with a superior lot OF SADDLE anu HARNESS
HORSES Call and zee them.
we keep HACKS, BUGGlES, and HORSES for
hire, frst-class. We also have SECONDHAND
BUGGiEo for sale.
my 40 TURNER b GO. E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
MILES, EsORsEs, &c.

x ENTUGkY sSTABLEs.-JUsT ON.
IA received from Kentucky TWENTY ~
FIVE HEAD NICE DR. We ahdWORk-Ho ksEs.
Also, good broke ULES. For salea low prices.
ODENHEiMFR BROTHERS, ~
~ tht s. and IT FifteSlth street,
: my 27-1mS 4 between Main and franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12
VESSELS.

Schooner Pennsylvania, schooner Anna ". Col
ins, schooner Dick Williams. schooner George II.
squire (2I. schooner John X. Shaw schooner Lizzie
Maui, bark Lord Baltl more, bark tilaZcflra. brig
Maurice. j.. l.. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-12

w. We CUSh1s 9s4
u. Il. McRAE,
! 10 Observation-Disclosures --s'.s ss
, 1875-04-29

Withdrawn from store On Tuesday fer city con.
sumption: 2,G0o bu wheat, a,oa& bu corn, 2,.ss bu
oass, i,aiI bn re, liza bu barley.
Tie following grain waa inapeeted Into store un
Wednesday morning cars No. spring. 14o cars No.
do, cars No. do, rejected do {lto wheas;
car yellow corn, cars No. do, 126 caru aud $500
bu high mixed d. at caro And o. 400 bu No. do 80
cars roJccted do l cars and i, ,71o bu corn1 cars
Whiss oats, 77 cara No. do, cars rejected do t37
oata); care Nc. 2ryo; cars No. 2 barley, cars
NJ do. Total zoos cars 900 bu. inspected ont:
949d bu ~lsat c. bu eorn l3l3 tu cats, and 31oo
In barley.
The leading produce markets were active yesterday
In grain and Iuis in rruviEous, with generally ARA
feeling. TIN trading xas, however, chiefly OF tie
speculative order. tho arrangements for ahlpnent
being llaht and tic chasterina business exceedingly
dull. Thcra tair quantity Of grain already loaded
Into yeetsIS awaiting tbs opening Of navigation, hut
llttls disposition to add 10 IL volume. Tho railroad
buainea0 II very slo" IL ususl At this season. and
stsscmcn arc "apart In their v!ewan ~ In regard to
The timn when The Gtralls Of Arsckiuaw will bo opsn
It seems pFobable however, that tho data will be much
eartrr than his been feared. Up to few days sgo
Tho middle Of May was tho prevalcnt guess, but the
reports now Indicate that tho leo IL toiug fsat and
good wind In tbs right direction would soon break
UP, Tho dats Of opeuing will probably 10 but little
after tho 10Th Of Apri which u near Tia Average Of
past sealohs.
OF tho chAractes Of ha summer b.lsness In produce
now budding out ts yet too soou to speak; ono Gnu
scarcely give m Intelligent Ruesa+ Tho general tea
tuFcs Of tho present situation may utteriy fa 10 ba
nected Into that Of QUO month hence. but the outlook
Is nok very aattsrna. Wllost Ii not vantcd though
very elcAp while nearly al other kinds Of produca
ata htid 10 high - to keep the consumption down to
the lowest oAsblo poiat that Is conala!ent With civil.
iHed etasaee Ii both tho shipping Interest 10
anu especially Ro ~ ths lrou ots tf1do Will
not furnish any considerable composition Tor freight
room. The Carrying business thfpateps to b0 ios.
, 1875-04-29

7. NJ Barlow, DeniAmtn F. Dates. r. Gordon pester'
Siancy Dillon, @. 81. Dodge, Thomas I. Eekert, Will
lam II, 0uion, Jay Could o. =. Huntington. =. M'
Mills, !. II. Mortimer, J. G. oshnrne, j. Sampson,
Jamts D. Smith, E. .. L. swess, II. J. gyms, Henry
II. Tabcr.
There wss ! further improvement In railway and
miscellaneous shares early In tho day, and busfness
was nuts active hut during ths afternoon tharc was
general reaction, followed by . recovery and 4
nrm market At lhe close. Unnn Pacific
advanced 10 Tat{, int afterwards dropped
to 49, anl finally ciosel st S6H. on scsivs
business WttscEn Union rose TO Sox, then declined
to 7Ga tn In tho last aale 10 80. Rock 1slana
reached tGG's, with a subsequent reaction 10 1o5,t,
and final c!ose ut 100. Ists shnro, afsor advancing
from 70H to 71K fell on 10 FOX md finally r,te 10
7D!i. raci1o MAiI opened anl closed at <t;:, tho
rriros In tho meantime having advanced 10 i3A anl
declined 10 A.i. Eric weak, and deciinct from
3oH 10 2o,s, closing At 29Ts. New Jertey southesn
waa ruore activs, and advanced from IN sk, with
1so react1on to 4. Wabas fell o from 1d'; to IAN,
with only al.ght rally 1t the close. Fsnans decline
cd frsta 16j 70 1t4. Delaware, LsckawAnn#
X wcstcrn touched 1ioE; against Ian At Tho closn
ycetctssy. lastsnl aoll at 13 decline ol centt.
Atlantic Pacific Telegraph ~. arm T. sStes27i Az.
preferred frotn II to lI,i, and Kansas Pacific from
AK to y. Kansas rrsfezrell At!aAeel from lA to
~. nnt1 Ciosett 1t 43< New York CaHtra MAS Arm,
vera aiso Illinois Central, l1ttshurg. IT. Wayne
Chieasa and A1tuu. Tbs pthss changNa were not Gen-
sray inpossant. transactions et the stoek E1eanEe
segregated az o7 shares, Of which 1909 woss rsciio
oo0 lock 1stan,, 1880 Erie. oco Lake BhorC 5,o00
Wabash. and Is, ,1O0 Union Pacific.
, 1875-04-29

The following instruments were fled for record
Wednesday, April 43:

Tho following instruments pers fled for record
Wednesday,, April e3:
Ctrr PROPERTY.
Central Park av, th1 II 4 Of Huron IT, n I, 2Gx
ll9ti, dstod April II. ....................$ 200
II, dated arrl w 1900
The premises No. $50 South Wood 1t, dated
Arr III :; =; :; Too'
Ii. dated Aprll 3,oco
state IT. 2d7 Is It u of Tlifty-iourth Il, sf, Is
Il to slsy dated April rt2t.................. ~ 2,5oo
forcst ~, :5a,9 It . Of Thsty-hfth AZ, ef, 25x
1875 n, dated April 21... .................. 1000
Bite Island nv, 175 It " Of Harrison st, SCI,
2ox120 H. dated April l17,................., u a6o0
Dayton at, loo Il n Of Horhla 1t, Of, 251la5 II,
dated Juns Q. 1s74,.. 1,s00
NORTH Or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF
AILrs or coUnG-nouRr.
Lot 81, in n Block Is, Sec. 70, ~ ~, dated
Apfu 3I..-. LOU
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN / nADtEa GY
-. .iEfE8 or CoCnT-HnURE,
1oe !, nfoth I. Of Days pt Il X Seo T. 81, II,
~. IL AXE n iie,;on. II .; I.i,b.,.
X 500 I, SO, ~ dated Dec. u. 1s7+......... $50
, 1875-04-29
TELEGnApIlIC MARKET REPORTS.


Special Hfspafeh IA TIA chttage friaund.
NvEHrooI, April 2s-11 4, m.--FLoun-No.a = als !;
No. !, elx
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, No, = o.; No. l, o. ID E;
sprtng, No. = o. 2d; No. t. o. g1t white. No. 2, "a
lid; No. !, o.; club, No. 9s NJ No. l. o. ID, Corn
mo. :, ass Cd; No. !, aIl "a.
e pRov1ttoNa-porh-1Gs tt, Isrd-5Bs Cd
LlvthPooty April 18-J p. m. -DnklDatuF1s-
Heavy.
pnov1s1oHE-IAr1-tss. Ilets unchanged,
L1vEAroot, April 23-h:10 p. m.-Enov1s1oHs-
Lard--i7s Cd. Kaat unchanged.
I1sE4rool7 Apru 2s,-TLoua-Extrs Btste anl
Western, 22Hs,
daA1x-,7heat-So. 2 10 No. spr!ng, new, q 6da
~. Co.u-Amerlran mixed, now, 3A Cd.
Observation-Disclosures Wcaiesn, nav, ess "a.
ncef-AmerioAn, nsw, 7aa 81. Iard-Amcsse,n. 60
Cd. Dacon-O. O., nav, Dis.
unEEsn-Tina American, ia.
TALLow-4h,
rk1aoI1uM-Rshnsd, a]1a1oJld; sp,si.s ed.
IEa1k-0onmon, bH@sAd.
LONDON, April - s--coNso1&- Money, t37s99A; ~
count, "a.
uA1rkp srA7as DoNph-'oss, losx; p7s, 1osx, le-
4os, l0SH; new d, l07t:..
AxEn1cAx nA11soAp Bkcrnn1rs-Nsv York Cep.
tzal. ol Eric, n; preferred, o7E.
TALLow-42s8t t2s 81.
PkraoLzux-Hedaed, 1od@lQKds sprIts, do, VI
09xd.
LlasExD 0rI-CaIcuttA lnsss1, 6sa0ss Cd.
6F4p1ss or TunF1xTIxk-1sHd.
PAxts, April l2a.-KrATxs-t3f sod,
FRAxkEoA1, April 2a.-ua1rEo s1AtzA Boxoe-y1s,
p95k.
, 1875-04-29
LAKES ST, CLAIR AND HURON,
nPTNnTr

Tic old va,h.tub sarah Van Eprs. formerly run.
n,no ,,t vccn bicooo snd U.umot vii euo,s. i; ~.
nx y" ~. n,ro,t ,u. r na ~ w.
oonius tst Of tngs 1t Detroit compss-
ina tho Mockin4 bird. prindlyils. Kate Anst, Frank
hToty,t u,ortxnx Mary snl r II N.,t.a ~.
otuna', ~ ., a.s, NV y. H. ns5'u's ~
~ neasiy seaay lot ouaasAs ioo toea osdis'of sna
There pslvol dorm euulay Id mon Ucnto1 from
a.otn.w. md stmr Marina civ ram Atncn, M.
80. 49, -, ..,,. I us.. .. 80, 't ne
seo" 1osco ca1' III hgas' anu eaeF aachof on tho
city sho o7identl! found loo much ies osatds to at
teurt to get IN tho lake Tte tu1 FayorIts arrsrsd
, 1875-04-29
LAKE MICHIGAN.

nutincfs at tho fnmbor docks still oonstanss vs1y
dH, only one cargo Of lumber being sold during ttt
DAY. Thcrc wara sonnc eight ntnc cargocA at ths
naskst. The echt sarlna, description of Which
was giVen In yetsadays TRIBUNE, wax SUCCESSFULLY
launched u burns l. Far.ow'a shir-yard yeateraay
aitarnoon ut o'clock. Capt. Co.'s oxcusslon tug
Eau DfAka ID being painted and rohsod. Capt Coz In
tcnaa to bring her out woek from Hunday C.pt T.
+. IArneda tug Miller has been running during tbs
List fow daya, and Ia getting her share ct Tho hs!uoss
....Tls tow-bargs Bismarck has reeoiyoI new engmcs
from oara Mason Co.'s establishment In tlla city,
shh WIS out on tsia trip yesterday afternoon. aud Il
Il understood that they Raro perfect sttlsfactior.
The schr 1obard IL At tha sectional drydock
q narns rarrow.. .Thers ta no Longer my doul,
6oa. 90. SEASON Ile dlalsulty sctT:ea tho Vermont
TSo following boats I'M ~ eompriss n till vD'H Hne
q: as:eo s; ., III l.. e.. s h.s:
:s s''HHss Hsss sss oiz,sas 81 si"' '4 a
arad Trunk ialiroai i'm. i taiiua On losa of .ss
for this port Ut Bay C!ty..1t Il probable that tho
s,::s s:s LII !. S o9 ;d oP e., q n o.' 9 i n3 e.
so. tains ,hsy viii st sbb1oass ss ae.s % Sesf
MILWAUKEE,
The new schr II. T.. Tremble arrived Il Milwaukee
from Hacluo Monday III quest OF cargo. The Treu,-
be Fas built 1t suarnico last 4cason. Size Is . atauch
craft. handsome In model and e1csant carrier.
The schr LuciA A. Blmpson xrriyed at ahis port
from Min!toroo, wasro ahe VIA built, lat Mp1p
day. Bhs L. splendid craft md dszssrss
al the praise bestowed upon her by tbs
Manltowoo pross. 1Iof dimonslong are A. follows:
Lcugth 12G foat inches: beam, al feot tuchcs aY-
crago dopsh of hola feet inches II Ii estimated
that she will oay 900 feet Of lumber upon foct
ches t1rauRA and nc, 100 feet upon feet draugLt.
sho IL considered tho beat vessel 5et constructed
aon engagement to carry Lumbar from Lu4ingson Ia
Cttap0 and 1tllwaukoc.
, 1875-04-29

/ Eht. iAstei.

Latest,
NEW YcHH, April 3a.-Moucy c1oael Al 4 rer ccnt
stter loaning ut 9k1b. Trims mtreauss ..por txa0
stsrling wsak: As304s7H for 60 d4ys, aud t9x3iSox
Tor s1ght.'
Customs rscsjpts, $1B8 8.0oo.l
Gold opsued aud closed at HEX With sales in the In.
teriln Ct ll53. Borrowing t1tes s 10 per enur,.
and ael and ia per day. Loaua were lilo .usda M
Tho A8alatant Treasurer d4burssd ssos.Qoo.
c!carnga. $2.,0oo,00o.
Special engagements for Tomorrow, 81, 900 600,
aosernmsntA and rairoad boudk Ttcady. Slate bonds
quiet,
Tho annual meeting Of tho stockholders Ut tie At
1ans!o paeiho Telegraph company held to-day,
tad President Rcfett aabinted his stort The earn.
lngs OF the Company Rhow > eoua!daral1s gala
Tor The fsst thzes months of tue year and President
Eckest eloses his report With hopafll rss Of tho fu-
taEs Of tbs psopsrty. Tha following Trustees usto
assstaousiy slsctsd oliy&x Alnss, Eahs Atkins s.
, 1875-04-29
LAKE ERIE
h1fRRkI1.

The sahr L. Bradley, sunk IN Dido bAain wa zsas&
Saturday, aud VIA taken TO the dsJlocks. The kehs
sskift w1a taken in At ue tuue. Doth vesssls
required considerable nvsrhAullag.. 1.-THE Espreas
says "Gaoss gat u sr dsJ for ntnk out and board
themselves Neal Drown, shppins saastss, sAys thsts
&ra nos 70 mauy ssloFs hsrs this spring il&o 4bosa ~
~ lasa spring." ..uapt Hsusy BlAr arrived a ~
port from Ashtabula AaadAy. IL Fsp0xta tsay nk1p
, 1875-04-29

u0u8-Ttera vas somewhat lasEsr supply than N
yesterday ths day bsto1s, thoush Tho increase wa
not 50 marked ~ TO unfarorabl1 tnnusnoo values.
There was STEADY strong dunana for bacon kraisa,
and sales we're reality seeted at 81 20 for dEoyoa
hoaTy sold ut $7.75Ss.0o, aud good 10 choice do It
3810a815. There wafa no extra PhialslrhLA hogr on
sRie aud 30 luuto such nominal. Htjppo1s were a
drug at 81 25a7.to. The market cloaed steady, with
shout all desirable droycs holl
, 1875-04-29

fttss wsss irregular and lower on b!esccd srtlnss,
ee. Prints wars In fair but limited requesl. Drtss
goods and ahaws wsre quict. large iins Of tomes-
flc fancy eaaF(mcrts waH sold At auction today st good
prices for lightweight goods.
, 1875-04-29

eoa1os, April 2s.-Wool unahanasdy medium
grsdes Of 4ousaus cuuttnue 10 command full praceA
but prime dsAcss sai4bs only It low preoa COM
pared With othss kinds. Sales OF Ohio aud penusyl.
vanilla dseses st s7J6ac including I'll grades, choice
No. commanding tho hsest prices. Michigan nssess
range srum ~ 70 62Ae, and eombizg and delaIns
nsseea from 90 10 eso supd{ and pulled wool es1-
sinas in demand. with sales 1t A2957Xs. Batter
gEadas Of zsssr, railing from sas spHasas. bsing
most In rsqusst.
, 1875-04-29

''' ~. irregular md 'eve. on t's.e'ea .a'rlns'
@ @ .aa .ssr - ss' n <s. n, T. .
io fancy casrmcrcs VA, so 1t aue.jon ,od.y .t aoo
prtess for liaht-we,ah. IT, xoos s1 - "''' ~ - wv"
--
THE PRODUCE MARKETs.
s,.1,., ,....,.s ~" ~ ~ .oaa. M
N.v ynax a"s', ,amo ~ e%af'gs .r's"'st :,
be!,or. viii mo1sr.,, ,,nor, mi ,n'ira ssrn
s.'s. # o., 900 bu At stlssi.l7 for No. spring
s ne1,n:,i,,n 70. :. Hs "a ossss ., .s for
9l;'o tos No. .pEns s!.ao for No: sn.e 'prins;
aes1ss for wnter r.l w.,.rn tl.ass, IS for IN.
bos do and s. l.Au for whts Wcatcrn; also H.
ooo hu No. minnesota, .s'lor 'un, .t si.aa. nyo
u =. sss ios canaaa IN ond ma *lo9 f'F state.
.na nd" em:.as n, asaap sas .a .a
s,a yss, W,s ' .' . ", sss .aa s., ss
1'ooo nn u 3a7'ho fot ml1o1 Western, md 75977o
for white Western:
rao',s'o,,-ai.aes qu!s. :. ,axe,ase for long
s.s LAM" nse's sA4ea VI i'o 'e7 !" loo 'of primo
''snn'' raE
mhisks-"arket eeaay sa'c' Of 1do l'Fls 1t d.le
t.ir 70 good reclining i. quoted =. s:.as;o; prin.,
chaHgcd 1alr 1obhn8 Inquiry.
Fnx1unrs-s1arkct quiet but stronger feeling ap-
n5rrnt for grain 1,y stcnm ia rfvcrnno ,,r et.,,n
fnr ,-,,, =, :. a.. ,o,,, .., y! ss'H".'
sos g.sn' 70 an ~ ,no nominal 1'1osaeon. 70 london,
b1 Atca l,ooo brls Hour at "A Id 1000 hu grain At
7gs&7DB ed 1000 hu by salt 1t Gd.
fJs hs x,,octatsk {rt,,.r
NEW Yollx,
Nkw yonx, April 2s.-FIova-Rtcstp,n, IA mn ftts.
frmer bst;er demand. surnrfne yycstarr tmJ d. 10
xi5Uas IL: ear,tnnn to rots; c1tra q 1 nsaHsn!
good 10 choice 4525ta55O: wbtIo wheat Wcsisrn ~
ira SS kAAf n avis f1fio d IIta1 On d nns.
$i.tsaB.10. Hys -four hrm Il fl,1S9h.{9
Ooan-xEAL-Fltm aud steady; western, SI,oota
+ko:
No. spring, $1.9s{3l+ I'd: No, q sf.i1al.1i: No.
ChicaRo, *i.tEB1.21; No, Northwestern. si.ip6a
1.ak; No. Milwaukee. sl.s0@l.9iX; ungradei
, 1875-04-29
MONEY AND COMM ERCE
FINANCIAL

~. 4.., , I'm rro,rmart IN trafn Tits sFett
.,dN, 80. tccn amnua the hank. ID moro oettyo
co,r,o- ,r,,nrs, and m ,ncrc..o Of cpost,s. This
tanI. Ia dnnlsb the mercantile demand for loans.
,,rcn r of tha latter tas tton ue to sho cor,paro-
itxofv oht b,inpta limo. rhe oaus snpltttl for by
,r,rnf,rtnrtrs and 1,oard AZ Trade man. however.
h.vs kent mn the discount lIucs These ara not full
and n,oss Of tho banks jaso suspus which ihoy
nutd la oa 10 nut ,sio commercial paner, ratc,l.
t,,r tnrnn nj tillp r.rcivabfn fail ua
ue.t mnptj,, antl lEeis n,rnlus will 10 increased
Is,es of discount at tho banks arc ga IL or cent.
On ths street there IN more demand for good paper
than cau le supnltcl. Rates are 7,da1s rer cent,
Currency hevau to Qow Eastward rga!u yesterday.
E1et,,nrn sol. Mt 5oaTu nrcntu between hanks for
tinou Tin orde,s ffo1, the oo,,u.sy hanks for
rhnups aro no. "a heavy 4, in the early tagt Of tho
month.
Tho clfa,ings ycro g. tog,0ao.
THE BrAyE AND TUE BAyIxos nASKs
Ths New York Legislature IL cngagc,1 In active
alteration Of ths beat eyasm of regulating the savings
hank, Of that Stam. Two bills aro hr-
fnra tho Yco1slsture THOR t!t!cA rive enmn
.s -, ~ ~ IT.. .sss. nr..th. A,.nri,Ix ntl1.ts anti
,s .01 y. sne4t e.efo. ~ 1H.. -, ,,.,
I'ca An aet % coa'ot" a'o eo"t'cha " a'' 'a.'"e
banks or fuAifutlons for nvnCs ia uniformity OF
povory rIelts and abIlttts and to nroyde for il,o
nna for Tho sdunstra.ion their strslrsn Thls cer-
" -. 80, .. =. ,.yr H., e..
fanny inaeases 'aat no s8cn theoEy Ii ne'a u. 's"
aofS 1tee1y aFancea h'sc' WA. sns '"'.s "''hs
afe ABOVE anu neyohu ntats s"rers'e'on' NV oen'o
bu ID eh'itseo An act 70 ptoF'ae ior 1ne osaaeo.1
ese on tho theory th.. since ,hs STATE R,ss I'll" bank.
, 1875-04-29

NEW YORK eHY-oooDs MARKET.
Nxw YoAx, April 1e.-1nstness VII checked by H.
elssnt vaaih4f And stsnsAstioas vars Light In al T.
pastmtata. Cotton ssods Vsss AHtst, nd 1obbiat
, 1875-04-29
Cpnlt'tAilflts.

AiRhi1. .......,.t.s....ss... t....'
A1ipatel.+.s.................
Copper, unwttN1ght...
Copper, wrought Of nanufsctpr-
ol................
Cotton Manufactures, piece
RoMia, y'nrtls.
EArthEn fani etlii3awar&. ........
1falTrlaalery All! n,i,lincry....
Hardware and cutltry..........
Iron
Zig, Observation-Disclosures.
1lar, angle, holt, and roll, tons.
Railroad, of III norris, tons. -.
Hoop. sheet, A.ltl boiler. tons. !.
Tin pIates, tonE..
Cast or wrought, and maat,-
factnrtl ..,+.........,......
Old, for manufacture, tons. -,
Bteet, ut,w1onElit, ton+..........I
Lad. pig. rollH1. sheet. ote.. tonsI
l.lncn nlanllfsot'Fe, piece.goot}s,
.,JA.aS....t.sss.ts+.ss.ss.+,...
Machtnefy..,...................|
Paper writing or printing, etc.
Paper, other kiu,fs, exceps hanR-i
lnBa...
9Alt. rsct and white, tons. 49,. i
silk manufactures, broatl atufIA
SILK manufactures, fibt,ons. ....
sllk manufactures, other Articles
Of silk ouly....... ...........j
6ilk manufactures, other articles,
OF silk aud othoF material,
0p'ts stH'.ssss ssssst.+k-ts+.sA-
Stationery, bea!taea paper.
Tin, tiawroltght, cws.
Wool. Rheer anu fa,nta', tia. ....I
WOODEN cloths, coatiugI, duGeis,
etc,.... ...............
Torsttd stnna,....,....,.,,,.,,l i
Clrpets................,........l
, 1875-04-29

wool from, fst hheep s1to lower Than quotations
Which nro for old: Uoo u prime tut-uaal,r,l, 5ft3
e8c poor 10 goot tubwaaheA. 4:ss7o fne and mali
Tin Washed oscs. FOO fancy do slc ;conrss waaied
rocc, +Ota4sc: medium anh cosrae unwAntclt, 140
s7o: flns unwashed, 27,aa2o: pulled wool, 43947c,
LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.
, 1875-04-29

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Mcschsnsa Hat!ohs!. s!..............,....,I 9N ...,,
EiIst HntiohH! nsnk nk...........+....,...i l60 1865
TatA Hauahal H3nR: 3nR:.'...'.........,.,f4 4o1 ......
Commercial National Dauk. iGa la3x
Ief1nah National Hank. nk.................i....i 100
Coru Exchange National Uank .........,,I 1:M| ..,
GMy Sauonal Bank: k:.............,-......l lMl lis
i!omo National uank, ,,,k.,l 100
National lank of llliaos. iusi,.
1lIloia Trust au1 Savings Hank. iii
National uank OF Commerce. lH1
1cFchsnss' ssyngH, L. h r. lu,.,....... :. 1b5l leo
Union National b4tk 1su
Union 6tock. Yard National, .,,,,,,.,,,, 15Q|
Hlds lAatler HANK .......... j 1i1I "
MISCELLANEOUS.
, 1875-04-29

The alnountA paid up for The hrat four months Of
tbs year exceed slightly those for tho period OF
last JeaF. These operations havo furnished Fo-
nosrcs fer the drawing Of 81, go OF exchango
nhowing that no are borrowing abroad It ths rats
Of shout 5os, ,0oo, ,0co in gold per annum.
00vERNlENr uoSDB.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

In the police court yesterday S. GipsOn
was fined $40 for assaulting Mary Pearce
with a knife.
Charles Scuggs, cclored, before Justice
Butler yesterday on the charge Of assault
ing his wife, was discharged.
Henry Foster was arrested by officer
Ryman yesterday, on the charge Of run
ming a wagon without license.
4 negro named Henry Goodwin was
sent to the work house yesterday for thir-
teen days, on the charge Of yagrancy.
George CarutheTS, cOlOreG, was arrested
by officers Burns and Arnold yesterday, on
the charge Of stealing coal from STatton *
Robb.
Charity Brown, cOlored, before Justice
Butler yesterday on the charge Of assault
aud battery CT Anna Thompson, colored,
gave bond for her appearance Saturday.
A negro named Jim Wray was arrested
by Officers Head and Tindall last night,
on the charge Of vagrancy. He was COM
mitted to the wOrk-hOuse for hearing be-
fore Judge Duling this morning.
Sheriff Ward, of Weakley county, arrived
at the penitentiary yesterday, with three
negro convicts: Amos Thomas, larceny,
.erm / year; Bill Martin and A. Edwards,
HOUSEKEEPING, term year.
Harvey StesensOn, cOlOred, who used
such abusive language towards Caroline
Hurd, cOlOred, Tuesday night, that she hit
him on the head with a stick Of wood, was
fined SO by Judge Duling yesterday
morning
Owen Handy, the cOlored individual who
was arrested Tuesday night by Officer NJ.
B. Mckinney, on the charge Of stealing
corn from a car at the Louisville depot,
was sent to the work house by Judge
Duling yesterday, for sixty-six days.
Dan Settles and Alfred Newsom, both
colored, were before Justice Campbell yes
terday, the former on the charge Of
malicious mischief and the latter on a
peace warrant. Newsom was discharged
and Judgment in the case Of Settles with
held till this morning.
About half past O'Clock last night ter
ribIe racket was heard in negro cabin on
Locust street, near the work-hOuse. OIL
Gers Mckinney and Colback rushed in,
and were told by Mary Taylor that her hus-
band was choking her 10 death. They ar
rested the cruel man and escorted him 10
the statiOn-hOuSe.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-02-19
A PIeasaut evening AT the city Library

A large and cultivated audience OF ladies
and gentlemen assembled in the Library
Room, corner Of Cherry and Union streets
last night, on the occasion Of the public
reading for the benefit of the library.
A more pleasant and interesting enter
tainment has not occurred in this city for
some time. 1t was participated in by some
of the most popular readers and musical
amateurs in the city, and the recitation Of
the different selections and the execution
Of the difficult pieces Of music elected de-
cided manifestations Of appreciation. The
following programme was observed:
Embellishments.
Jean IngelOw's "High Pride" Mrs. 7. A.
HOyte.
Instrumental music, by Miss Weber
Nora PeTry's "After the Ball. b. c. y.
Gibbs, Secretary of State.
OveUure-Mrs. AtchisOn aud Miss Bal
ley.
POe's Bells-AIrs. Weber.
Hoods "Dream Of Eugene Aram, the
Mmderer"-Col. John c. Burch.
SOng-Mr Atkins.
o. TennysOn's "DOra'-Mrs. Web Smith.
Music-Cornet and piano.
The evenings exercises closed with the
recitation of "Betsey and l are out and
the reconciliation "Betsey and l made up
by L. f. McDuff, who rendered them well,
causing considerable merriment.