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, 1875-04-14

days slightly escer s00o sgRlnA SPA for tho same
time last wck amt 7eio week before la1s but tie Tact
Of large receipts Offset by tho better class Of Aock
offered for sac and tho fact that tho Eastern mirkos
offer rather moro encouragement to shippers. rtlfcs
wcra not aubjccts+. t2 nny noticeable change though
displaying lcss s.retath 10 far ss lilo comouer aarts
were concerned. aaea Ut 33hca72o. tha bulk Il
$,2naG25 for ordinary 10 choice ssetrs weighing from
linn to lao ih*. THO moro notable transaction,
were: ~, averaging li3l Itt. At $.71: Co. aseraqnF
t,4ID a, nj s;h anh 40. averaging 30 u = ne 81 ~
Ths latter drnva fed hy George Virgin, of cAeF
County, H., and WAS rold by II. Htrahorn "a. to \.
". Alerton. Gregory, Cooley h Co. so,i t!,o !w!
ro,es arst no.,tiuned TIE market clospd quiet and
steady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra nce1es--Grat1ta s3etIs, weighing 400
To LIZ .,&u.aue3 f.ue
Chuee 1tnYes-Fiuc, f4t, vail formed yrar
10 year old steers, wclghlnB 1,JIo 10
Qons -Wrfnttnned, f1uoly formeu
steers, Weighing I.is0 to i,sO Ms. ....... ssoe9bB5
ing los to ,2;o its =. 49, 6ooas.so
DHtthera' sock-Poor to fair stcers. and
connnu to ctocc cows, for city slaughter,
weighing HOO 10 l. 100 bs. 1Sb85*e3
Slock Cattlc-Com,non cattle, weighing 7UU
to $50 3dQ8*.IS
Infcr!or-I.tKht anl llln sown, hcifets.
1t Rs. hn!tA. aud acaa"ag stcess........ 3ns9.s -
CIttte-Te1a1 1,.,...,., .,.,...,,.... 2,5G.t Nh
, 1875-04-14
MONEY AND COM ri MERCE


Tte banks eontinns to experience more than q
saoic1ss demand for loans the stsaatton was, ID
fact, found TO ts dnl In every direction yesterday.
Tha demand from lhs Board Of Trade for money for
speculation has died out. Tho different branches of
tho mercantile tsAde Of tho city cnloyod MI actrc
pstronags With tl> rturpiug hnn weather, but thfs
does not arpreciaby affect tha banks. Collections
h.yo Lten Improving. and deposits run up IN conhe-
qucnec.
1s rates Of discount at the banks asn a er cent.
On the strce thrro IL an abnnlsnt supply Of "ana-
bio funis and !onua 10 had very farosahlo
Ills security Ia satisfactory, Rates are @ls er cent
New York exchange II very scarcc. Thtrc II almost
nono making and currency Is being rhipred eferT daY
10 the East.
Tho elsarings were s., ,ooo.eoot
AN lMponrAHT DECISION
The United Btates Euprorno Court, IN deeislon
delivered nt tho OctDbtr 4ct1 md Just matl0 public,
In tle case Of Henry A. Tlldcn anu hIoacs ].
i. Tt,tcu, Of New York, plaintiffs In error. ~.
Chauuecy y, Dowcn, Of Chicago, haa settled point
of considerable interest 10 Chicago moneyenders. II
was case OF draft drawn II sixty days oil the hold.
era by ChIcaao pkrty, accepted by them fot his te
comuolauon, and discounted At 10 Fer cens and ex.
ctsuao ly Mr. B,air bu without Rny knowledge Of Its
accommodation character. Payment wah refused on
lta maturity by tho TI!dena on tho ground OF uausr.
They hold that having been ncccpte Ia Now York aud
made payatte In Nav York, II was New York con-
trac and therefore vod since 10 rer cent Inherent was
usurtous IN Now YORK. Iae ohltea o'a'es ttIu'
Court IN New aor9 gave ar blA, Jauaueu' .ot .u'
amount hc had paid Iof tna noe. uu' asc.sisa ..u M
teseatfofsc'teu. lae A"nena opFs1' .'o -. ''o
taking exception to tho Iscislon OF The Court That
their acceptance iad bound them - to Tho PRINCIPAL
me supreme So"rt aas ueeuea 'as' wv
OF The dFats IN Ne" lo'k a'o mos 'uAk Ne" -.
contract, oat tha s'neo WA ~ sn.p'o
DO negotiated IN 1!ho'S' anu w"a nseo.'aeo .u.s
vas m lllnon toa'Fac'' Aae .eais M e.' ~"
quite tfntnaseIsa. uaaos wv A.e.' - . se ~
ae'enaau!1 ti"onu'5 teAueu ~ 80 .ss ~. ,1@.
'aeJ the'e "so1e naes T., cs.s.sa ,s,.-.
sas ,'.,s...s .s H.. S-,1cr reco,,,t.d ,t. ana
tAs'. a!t ~ 49,. :. .h.s, r,s.-t.xtnr
ri thst hcfora n. .ccntancc
=, ,....,a.' ,s.fo,. ~. ,r,,-,,,,.nt h.csmc !.
M "u au' rrt,s.p., ~. :. ~ 1,n,s for N.
-.ae :, naao.,.,.a t., ~, at,,.-rcro-
=. -s.,,rsas =. s,.n ~. ~ 1,sroun.
'a,su ~ ut.,s 49,. ,,io,,.tl. xyh,t ,ro,e
, 1875-04-14

= - - = = II.
The following Instruments ware Alo1 for record
TucsdiJ, April 10:
err PROPERTY
III S1o 81 Il. i,ed hnrst Il l.' .'.'..$ " ~ - 1ao
Tinth,m II, 4aitn Of West Indiana III, eI,2'1 -,.
1!5 H. dated April l3...................... H. fSp
Mira av. l7a q Hsyson Ut. T. 2sEl2G 1',i1 ,.o
II, date1l April 9.......... ."
1lnrhGt It, 10y Il OF WISCONSIN II. wi, "A TN,
rs r, dated Arrat i:;.,; '''s
4ut IIEIul<eA Noa 1875 4ho3Aa4 A's ". cnn
April 4ioe'
Aasat!e ~ -; coz 81 sshines sss j. S $3.50
EystRfeee place, ass s.to d y oi icas''t 's.n , ,o,
Torl,,end Il, i2s h Of Ea =, Vt, %sa'l'n, nm
, 1875-04-14
pREhO5TuFFS.


FlOC-Wa9 quiet, with no changu TO noto In
prices There Vas only Light local leuand, mud more
wanted for shipment, but the oGcrlnss were small aud
Nov Yorh arm heuco the easier feeling tn what did
not affect holders Of aous, Sales reported OF $50
b.s wner. partly At $780, and br1a sp.ng sxtras
partly 1t $.o2Aa5,oo. To:al 1dso Iris. The market
clo.ed ~ follows: Choice winter extras, 5.5oA7co;
common to good d.. $5.ec9s.2s: choice spring c1-
ts7s S5to3325 fair do, shipping gradcs,
Ninne,otsA, s5.9IE6.0,; patent spring, $10093.o0:
spring supernnes, 975fa LOO; tJo -four, s3.oosa.4o
unAX-Was moro aetiye. and again eusieF, being IN
largo supply, though thoEo wa good demand. Bales
were reported Of 81 oIa It go FREQ On board
cars, part TO arrive.
Cona-MRAL-Was quoted It 53t.0o per brl Tor
good. and t97.753 s.no far eo.rse..
WIIEAT-.was acuro aad weak, IN spito of scry
small receipts here md 1rmer tone reported froui
Liverpool. unt tho rst teiesrama from New York In.
dicased weak tono thare, owing to larger supplies,
sei, apparently sent Ia under tis expectation OF
stronger feeling and bigger sn,an In consequence Of
Al 1ious to se and Tie volume u offerings hrgo
enough to force prieca down nearly y lcr LII, tue
market III liz ,a n on as rs
being tho order Of the day aud larger Proportion Of
tho trading than usual was of ha class called "seal
Ing" Seller May opened u s1.ei, sold II vss. rose
Juno ,ola ii slo.lna i ths inside se1!s1
i.e3S TO- eio.ns Il tIs lus!ds md itedssi zseap d
No. 1sptng closed sl0i. csh sslos reported Of
q Il ;sGs & ':s.sSi ss q t. /; sss y
o7X; 1905 bH rejected % d oias2o and soo bu
white Hamburg It slcs L. aeysFsd. Total, 4aaee ~ by;
IL It s.ia M Tor No j, nd sioSlo7 fos No. j.
&C conS-Wss ts.s active IND quito ve.k dnr'ug thu
greater part Of tho .esston tho market averaging iA
snal % sa eorn @ i o1pocted 10 soas IN * lively
.f!ar next Tuesday sn4 there H. penty hs5s tel to H.. M
fxluh1 iubpcyt9il
@ s ssa. 1nsis :s<ry "a. III. ''saE 4p ds 1es s:
eS hsS, ssss sss ns1a,aa T i sesl :5 u. t: mud.
efate!y active early, but dull sttetws1ls. =. buyers
and declined to 10 a ths close. seller June sold At
is,o bu nsh-mI1ed t2o .toraes> Il IS .7JHc; 1900
Ii s:y ;is L Ss :Rs 4s. L.? sosa II ss'''sa at '
6Hrswsre naofe sct,vs. I'D about 20 lower. Th,
.narke: lscned early under liberal offerings and T.
month WI fairly active It Tho owes ;nrgures q
throughout, though Tbs offerings wero liber.ll, and
| both ciosel Asner. Tho receipts vera small aud
81. % ?zGsa @ s:: NY s;:s ~
nd h.si so:ps sas. I SsS5
bu No u aao0 bu do frts 1t Glts O.
| 2.aJ0 bu by asnpo At e3k85io On track. Total,
| rs txO bu. "
!nR tho fsw enyeIs on sno naS h1a g ~ ~ IA ~ ,cr Il
e n;x r!rs xets rrrotted Of 400 III No, a. fteab
Il Si.a;xai,l0.
| DARI.kY-There waa goo<l demand fo5 easa eafl1
9ssaa IL Il 1taeis. IF
Bampls lots ~sro active It $1.lt9l::s. 9eileF th!
month sold at and se'ss hsy va nAen1e g 70 ana
nomaoai = = :, ~ saes 1srs rsnorsI Il i1ao +,
No. 1sausr IL il. I. st 81 i0a Lilo; 5000 bu N. 8
and Central At $ll6; 6L1u bu by aznpa at a.
, 1875-04-14

1Eo0S-Under tho Increased receipts OF yesterday
the n1rktt lost tin buoylut tons that has caracler-
izcd 1t Of iatt The wcakM0ss more apparent in
light than in heavy weights, though all gtaes With
possibly tho exception Of extra phl1ade!phla hogs,
lUc A. compared with MoutIsyh quotations, whiIa
poor to good heavy Grades suffered to The extent Of
5t9l0, Tho mcaHee offerings Of chooo ahtpping lots
checked any tendency to decline far lucy were
concerned. Tho sales ut .s0,-prinepally
37,73@s0} for drovsH averaging e,s than 2ln lts
apd at $51h8.T for heavy. Graves Dros. sold Doud
60, averaging .9j lbs, al s1.67.
, 1875-04-14

department. Ths Jobblns trsas vss msicritc. Cot
ton gooia wcro steady al unchanged ptleea. Flns
brown cottons aud cor.o jcsna worc III good demand.
printn quilt e1cept plaia. which sold freely.
Mallory and Frscmana p'uk prluta wsre reduced
nc. Woolcn goods continued luiet.
, 1875-04-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following we1o The rece1ts and ahlpnents of
Tho loading ascles Of produce in this y during tho
tucnty.sour hours ending at o'tl5ck On Tuesday
morning, and FOR tho corresponding dato enc year
ago:
, 1875-04-14


Prints were QUILT except palda. which sold freely. ;
Mallory and Frscman'a pink prlueA Hsro REDUCED
hc. Woocn gools continued quiet.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YolK.
srtefaf nisp1txt TO Tae CAitneo Tribune.
NEw Yonk. Arrt ll-3 r. m.-unA1x-7'hc wheat !
market waa qu!et, and about 10 owrr, will only
very moderate export and milling demands sa1s1 &c.
sN bu At t1It@l1o for No. srring; 3,ao3i.21 for
No. 4 Chicago si.2l3l.1, for M. Rortllwtstosn
sl1k31sa for No. = Milwaukee; st27G3l.0 for No.
spsing $ilta1qs for unRralod 1owa and Minncsota
spring: $t.asa 1.3o for winter red Western: $i.39
~ for amber do nnd 81, La for whts WeAlern.
1ye firm ut uto for Caua!s In bond sales, 1.o10 hn
Rla,c At sio6. 1ll>y quiet and heavy. Corn Is dali
nnl lower: sales, 49, 600 bn At Eao for wesern mlxcsl
IN stoEc. and " SslHo for tto nhnas
rnov1stoss-1ard rnther easier, tus cfosed sacady;
satca cas nn regular Included 200 les at Is 716c for
choIeo Wcs.csn steam; also 101 rkRs prime city Ut
l5.io; No. 1t 1870 for future delivery; saits
100 May 1t Is 7lCc; 6W0 tto 1875; juno nominal
at 1so July sold 1t u .lGe. Tie market for West
meat firm. Dry halted shoulders, Dc; 191 tcs
lweet peklol hams. dslrat1e average, sold at l2c-
B1con very quiet; city aud Western long clear held
nt laNc.
TAtEow-Ftrm but qnicsS eates, 1000 lbs at s1{@
l1-ito for prime city, mud stta for primo Western.
aaocRn1Es-ootTee nfm, Int sold In jothlng way;
nothing from flrst hands, 8ugas arm Ut 8i}sAc for
n
tho only dealings Included 100 hls ant l29 b1s cenlT
fgals Ut DHc; reluea firm, anil selling 1t 10, for
standard 4, md l0NeeloHc for harts.
Wn1sKE-tlr.ner; sales included 400 brs at $l.13ts.
anu ~ brls 1t $i.l4, tho c1os!ng price.
ITO The A.oefa.sd 9rsss,t
NEW YoRF Arril 13.-Frnun-Firtn: 1900 brts enrer-
fIno Slate nnd Western, St2uGSa.0a; rnmn.on to good
etlsa. xi1sa5.su: goo:l 10 e.oiee, sloiS5so wliso
ga.35 It wssss. s. Ts sssat y 9ss e1.rt a oh,o @
Ss'.M d. LOUIE $'''S''s'' i'So "oas afa >'''o
Gp.,ynWhr,t' ,no;I.rao esn,a,1 III 1aim"o In. No.
oae'g9 xs1t,o ri ansr,dsd f3 ia@s
nj ,iuncsota .nrin1 Il ia N wiairr ~ Wssiern
sss:ss S@s5 %fssa sa%1, s., " S;';s e
Western, g,o; yellow DO. asa5i,lc. Gsta qast mi
sSaes ;sxs5; lst'' in; mixed "ts'efn '''''; h''o do
sa; anocrnixs-Goleo quiet .na ..e,,1y Sugar quiet
a, i'm II lar dcsnnmd. Iiea aues snd ssssdys
crude. 7es7sc. A'0 - E''f ''D''''' 1'*'A'@0'
sTnA'SxD nEsrs-rirm, at s.los2l,.
Eossnis.yy EeSt1s Ss s,tsTg s'e'
Cut snts aao fke am iaHa sae. iii. nla' Gn
Western toug clear, like: alort do, I2Kc, Lard
Observation-Disclosures.
gnxEsE-unehasgsd.
Wn1sxr-Actiro and arraer, ut s.ll3N&1.14
- ra,tApELrulA.
; ess 4:
7't9; Ga.,s-vne,t .teaav: rcd, :, 10 amber x,aa.
to5e 'ss5as ;. 81. ness,a.s dSsn s firmly s''" aud mf
Tnoy1z,oys-F4ir detuaud, rosk. s3aQo s2qsQ. Bee.
l5Ae. r...-~-,....
1nn, -,,,, tstn' ru, s''t!. -. ,.,a o,<1
, 1875-04-14
MARINE,


There WA faiE inquiry foe ve.sefs. but carriers
generally wess unwilling 10 accept tho rates o1cseL
Tbs zato fos corn was sho bid and Sc ssfod. Ths
schr Este Darling snd bark O. Wells taken Tor
corn TO DuHalo On pirate terms aud tho barge O!ltcr
Cromwell Tor coru through Wis alrnta. Capaelty shont
9,uU bu. There wars rusnoss Of othor chafteis.
pRTAoiT.
Whit little has been dons In tho way of vessel
fscgAts tba sprng has beer encouraging rather than
otherwise to carriers. On Saturday tonnage was Of.
fe.ed Ut Gxe on wheat to Buffalo, but shippers ~srs
not ready 10 contract John Datls, Of Tloroll Out.
has .ua4a tho following charters fos ha own sesaels
Rchr Louise four loads Of aquars tlmbeF from Lake
Eris shors to Clayton. II. T., a. SIS par N, Cans
money, schr Mary patt!s two loads ot square =
timber from Georgian Bay TO tho Weil4nd Can- .,
private ters. bet to bs Used In tie sutargeE- Of
ins canAi. -..
carry several ioAds Of squaso timber from Georgian
D,T to Qodesieh on yivats terms. This timber will
b. III I'd sor improving oodeF.ch hsrbos for ~Ach the
uoYsrnnent haa u.sds ltgs appropriation. Gborgs
Campbell, OF Windsor, hax coR19Gte1 ~ carry eboui
four oiEsoes Of square timber Leonyns to NJ. ]. @.
Daoustt from Toledo 10 on tEitata tefina.-
Put ltfA.
, 1875-04-14
TELEGRApIl1C MARKET nEp0R1s.

toHe'oh m8hhe -.
aptefa' n'.pateA 20 r. eA'fa2' 1r11ns'
=, Asxarooh, npta 4'-!' D. 1o'-eAooa-No' =
@As 49, :, =" ta'
~. " ~ W. W w w. - ~ 49,
"h''e' ~. ~ So. ~ ~ sI'ux' nv. = o.
So. y w ~ "ao.es' no. VI ou no. - W s4'
e1.n-o. :. s's ~. - - ~, W; aU&' aneoanaea'
1 .',, ~ 4'sso' o4..
.. aI"iooL' npta. as-t T. ~. "'."hAsnt"-tas, -, M
nApsluEse'. .l.. :, s ~ =, 80. ss
a. 49, A ~ ro'" ~ ,.,,at ~, ~ s'
ssSss 80, ~ eeas 4a....
,,,m ', aoa "ps" e'a's
n..,,, ma. ~. n. "a, ~ n
L., ~, ,.."," =. -, a. 80 ~. NJ. =, *.
-, ~, "A's' "' '' w. ~''"-''"" ~ .S'
" pnoy1s,osa- u.,a Eastern steady at
"a. . lo ,ve,,er, 7p. I.r,l-prIns wettarn duh a.
Co.. uIcou-Cumbsslaud cut psw stoady At &9s
.hn, III .Ic,ar Al ~, short ctc.r ttcav Al ss long
els,r .aady It sos 81 Hans oue cut 70 ns average
-. shoulders. nav. 9oa. ues,-Ex,ta India mess
1is. 1n1Ia me.x sts,v nj COZ. pr1ue rnesg dull at
a..
TAIIow-psime cIty steady At 4us ID.
Land o11,-7Us.
CnEEsE-Cholce Amestcnn now ateady 1t "a.
TunpEArNE-Now hrmer ut 2dNl,
ltxs1s-common dnll 1t 6a ans steady 1t 17s.
Llvxarool, April 13.-I.ateas-rnov1s1oas-
, 1875-04-14

City Railway, South sids.
city Hsilway, West bltle..
City Hallway, North aids..
Trsders' lnaursnco Company, ex diy....!
Chamber OF Commerce, OK dtr..........I
CLtraCo Gas Light h Coke CompanJ...
Chicago h Northwestern gold bonds. -.
Pullman ltx1Aee Car Company .......,
American Eklrosa C0!uI Any btock.....,
, 1875-04-14

IEE.E AsEfds
--t-t--
MrrchantA National. oI5.. ....
Ftsst National Bunk k...............,..... tGni 1Gj
Fiji, National II INK 2tO,.
Commercial National Eank. ............. IGDI li.X
German N4sl0.el LINK. nk..,......,...+..u.t...I 1W
Corn Exchange NatEouht AzNk. 14u
City National mix 1901 l3H
Home National Hank -. ....l 1W
National Hank Of Illinois. lD8t.....
Illinois Trust mud Savings 1auk.. ....E lUa
National Bank Of Commerce. lrJ
MHre!1snts' Savings. L. l. r. oo........... IT, In
Union Stock Yard National. -. i;o .......
Hlo l. Laattcr Uank 1U11 .....
, 1875-04-14
LAKE ERIE.
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND.
Tie schr Trenton 1pft tLia port Saturday.
Tho prop u!ckox left for tho Islands yesterday.
c1pt. JOHN Varuor, who Las served as Hsrbot tits.
ter In Cleveland for tho pst aevcn Jcar hss beto 70
appointed BY the City Council.
Thu stmr Il. N. Rtca arrived at this port Monds1
evening from Detroit. Tho fsst boat Of tbs freq
that port. TUE Olptalu reports meeting ua o. ID
leo on tho passage.
TOLEDO.
Thu mammoth schooner now on tho asocks II Dt'
!ey's shipyurd will probably bo launched sstusiay,
when she Will 10 chrIslenna occordlDg TO tho tint
honored cuatorn. !"
The gsercns and TIM Bpoar vert sfeoi out Of tha
mud, Friday nsgnt, by tho rising wata, and satur!y
mads regular trips without impsdimens tho r3rctth
Lug aotha or feat llIgher.
The ToIedo Dads says that there seems to te c...
oral feeling nong tho loca thers that tho sesen ~.
Will be quito lively, au1 although tho wssss phi
will not 10 high, they will 10 better than they s:rs
ast year. Tie vcsaels that have laid up thcso duss
tho winter are beginning 10 recover ftnn tho eNets
for their aeasonl work. Atnoat all the tugs shs.,
h1rs been ovothnuled, aud some Of them haYe tsefd
so1un lecided cl1suue2.
, 1875-04-14
LAKE MICHIGAN,

CHICAGO.
Tbs schr Jul3 u. Msssu cleared yeatazds3 for Han
tstee.
The Mary Booth arrived yssteedsy A.lssaoan uI:a
CARGO Of &a.k>~k.
, 1875-04-14

LIbcral quantities Of freight aro onartns fo1 IL
routes opened.
Tho ton-barge Colorado. consort of The Trader, 4
getting general oyerhauling.
II u expected th,t the stmr jay Cooko wi1 rctun
her old routa about the end OF th!s week.
Tho stcam. barge Trader, which nrrivea from ahoe
Friday, goeb into tho upper dry-dock, 10 hare Ia
atern-bearIuga 1JuBted.
Tho Victoria shtfted tho steam.bargo Tan Alien
Saturday, from Windsor to the foot Of Twelfth b.see
on ttl.s silo, where 1lo will hArn ser ptlot hoGA
changed from ~ forward, and the nlnst aht;edH
feet further nft. Tue change beside heng neeld,
will materially improvo the craft in -ppeasanee, will
tho cot Will te trlEinR.
Immediately after the opening Of the Straits III
adcwheei steamer noye Ia 70 come to Lake aichig's
from D.t5oit, and turin4 tho remainder of tue
Will ply between 0ranl Haven AID Frankfort. H,ahi
ts,wcekly tfips. Until the Arrival Ut tho Dove, II
prop Lake Breeze Wilt IuaFs tt1.wetky tt!rt a
tho route. Tho Dova IL handsome and Ct stsAns,
possessing ampto plauengsr accommoaAsioas-
, 1875-04-14

Tho kide'Eh hmf oosonat Oh doodr'cAt Line, Wilt
lcaso fof Ncsson so.uAJ.
Tho tel,r ketchrm arrived sosiera,y tro,, r7o,,,.
pirr viii, load uf tsds.
rh. srbr Exn-ess /, co,In, rastv II 10 g. o.
n,r Ttii, fn,f ~ snnSSfes " w " afasa
-, -, "'A ~ l'. .-
H. re1r r. ~ s,to ~ 1s,, nsnns CANVAS. md
-
The Rcr Minnie St'cr IcEf ehls pert 1,at eYtnfn,
for liorn'a tier, to gnt load Of collar posts.
ThA l,c,ut,fnt st.,,n v,rht wt,rh h,. Inn, i
nf construction Al D,Reyt shIryari dirny Tho rt.,
fa" months. nnd viii has heretofore heaa dcncribe
wus launched ytsto.dly afternoon.
C,nt. Aln.nntcr sfrI>ouo,l. Totn.. st,rSr,,,,,s.
1corvn H. IHrtsor viii rpn,manI In nt',s Ant
fu,is snI Cnn. Tia otIcr t,oafa nf liz Ana,o
will Ia nont iho sanao ~ ihoes of l.t srst Lint
u-v p ,,ouo, ~ N. ro,,hw.,,,,, .,u.
srnlscc Company, md CApt. r Il. Parker. Of ~ ~
Lfaaeta insu.aMeS @ Gotnrany. oi W. ey: left III
1'a,i IF TaEn lindorxrIinrs witch meas ~ tamHohs ms
land. o., today. ~s'>
Tho hi!1"aukcc bhil iard company launched ttsa
new sectional l1ry. dock saturtny afternoon.
Thc stic-wheo steamers Of the Goodrich wcs-sacn
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The prop Messenger lott Tor Chicago 8atHriaJ Gran
!ng to takc er !aco on tho foats eetwcen ani
nstfon llltb'E.
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~ n.nne .ekn.as hr!ls. suouau seasaeIave ~ It'll
eHsou"'e1eo on sno 'aSe' so'hs VI II WHY navy.
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, 1875-04-14

3IIscELLASEouS.
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HENRY CLAY.

Henry Clay did not are to have q
great fuss made over him. and in that
he differs from most OF our modern
grea' men. The Montgomery (Ala.)
Bulletin publishes the following letter,
written by the great Ksntuckian:
ASHLAND, August, 10, 1885.
DEAR SIR: l received your favor Of
the 4th instant. ! have had a strong
inclination To be present at your fair in
October, and intended to 40 If I could;
but you alarm me about a speech. l
really can not consent to make any,
much NJ | am flxttered and hoDored
by the request OF the managers.
think l have made speeches enough
during my life, il 1 never make an
other. which l am strongly inclined
never tn do. II you will let me come
over among you and be at my ease,
like any other farmer, | think 1t posi-.
hle ] will come. But II | am to be ex-
hibited, scrutinized, commented upon.
like the other beasts Of the show. !
protest solemnly I will not bulge a
foot, but remain quietly at home. /
am your friend and obedisnt servant,
II. CLAY.
JOHN GREEN, Esq.
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mentable deprivation OF sight. 1t will
be n worthy case for the scientific i'll
vestigation of the medical profession.
A shipment of eighteen bars of bull
lion, weighing 1858 pounds, and val
ned at 49,, 1888 SO, was made from the
Ophir mine Thursday evening. There
are ow five mills running on Ophir
ore, the Winfield Nevada, Empire
State, Pacific and Kelsey. These mills
have \ total capacity of 300 IONS per
day. The Pacific and Kelsey mills, re.
Gently added to the Ophir corps, have
not yet made any returns, so the
monthly statement Of bullion produced
by the Ophir is necessarily delayed.
The mine is at present yielding $50
tons per day.
LIE Fevre, the crazy convict so long
an inmate of the Nevada Penitentiary,
says the Carson appeal of the 7th, was
last night taken. in charge Of two men.
to Woodbridge. His term as a Grim.
inal expired quite recently, and he has
only been held at tie prison for safe
keeping and while awaiting the de
lays incident to getting him disposed of
as q lunatic. His well known muir.
derous prOpensities being understood,
the wisdom of putting him in charge
of two instead of one attendant is Oh
vious. As a further precaution hs was
heavily ironed.
The death of DR.. J. s. Ormsby is an
nounced At Logan. Utah. DIR. Ormsby
was n of Nevada's pioneers, and was
known and respected all over tbs west.
ern portion of this State. OrmSby
county, in hich he resided for y num-
Der of years, in the practice OF his pro-
~fessiOn, MAS named after Major Orms-
by. " brother of the deceased, who was
killed in the Piute war in 1860.
A levy of IS cents per share has been
made on the kOssuth, delinquent No
vember 9th.
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The agony will Don be over. The
Ohio election takes place next Tues
day, and II the press Of the country is
worthy Of credence, we will then know
all about what the National platforms
next year are to contain, who are to be
the Presidential candidates and who
elected. For months We have been
told that tho Ohio election would settle
the whole business and commit the
country beyond q persdventure to in
fiation and ruin or to hard money and
National credit. Now we do not be-
lieve there is half as much significance
attaching to the result of Tuesdays
election in OHIO as some people would
have us think. We are not quite sat
isfied that . Democratic triumph there
would tie the Democratic party of the
country hand and foot OF the currency
question, nor are we willing to be-
lieve that such a result would be at.
tended with the unconditional surren-
der of the Union Republican party OF
the United States. No matter what
may be the action of Ohio in her local
election, precisely the same questions
now attracting 81 large . share of pub
lie attention will have to be met and
determined by the National
tons Of the respective parties in 1876.
No single State can bind either party
to any particular line OF policy, and
neither OF the great parties are likely
to abide by = decision thus pronounced.
Ohio is nevertheless enjoying just now
. monopoly of the attention OF the
from one end of the country 10
the other, and the result of the election
50 o to take place will be watched
and looked Tor with adegree Of interest
unparalleled in The history OF State
elections. Iowa also holds an election
next Tuesday.