davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-02-22

GATTfE-ln this department Of trade thu past week
has developed no tlnusuat features. Extreme 1sict
prevailed from 4he opening nf trade Monday down
to the clnso If tho week, will ptrrs ruling caay all
aro'nd and In nome INSTANCES lownr. This receipts
wcre not unusually heavy, amounting 10 1412e against
133i last week. and li3ta for Tho corresponding week
last tcar, hut considerably y-ernaier number wonl.l
hsvc sattsc tho wants Of .hc trade, as The close Of
carh day founi goot many unaold cattle scattered
hlNAt IN the different I!vnlnts nj tho yards. The
plus cs,nslstst l!ostly Of low Hrsaa. There was
over-euprly Of hrst anil aecol-clats bstres nor of
desirable s!ock catto, the :'cn,a. being chiefly ce,-
tcrrA In these twO descriptions. lew extra rattlc
wrro received, and tho nualbrr Ut sales at oycr {aN
was extremely s'nalI. The supply eonsstel largely of
IT,, for which tho ruling prices wess {t.ooS5.so,
~ Aatnf.yh s.ea m.o f.lt sEesssslo 10th local
soup sSa Gtss s.2 ns.: operating With ''' freedom
Extra neeycf-osadod aseers, weighing 1.4oo
ohoes i.t, xeii formed ytaf
70 year oil ase1rs, weighing I,2o1 u
Good Heev:..weissn,:i Incl; iornea ''f''
nel!an: araits-seers in f4ir fos, xosi- ''0'''''
tng l1oo to 1.2,o 4.2sa4.7s
s,1a ,ws1a1!ne 80 t. iloo H.: s.ooas.2s
1nferior-si. a,i n cows, ciicfs. ''
ttgs. bulls and Rcalamag steots...
iious-rhe r:ccrs iof Il: week G.ys scn
aEanat 1iG79D, aud 49, for t1o corresponding arck
last year Prices HAYS not tecn subjected TO any no
lent fluctuations. Tho supply, thouE aitoet ,nprcc-
cdony 'nsRe for !hla htage of tho scaeon has not
ces't; tho demand 70 the e1cnt that valuca hayo
tstnsd any decided alrnksgo, tho cotlug quotations
showing depEcciation Of uot than l0o per lo0
lbs. During tho past few .lays there hna bcen no
tcUable deterioration In The quality Of the hogs acrt
forward. bit tho average Is still exceptionally 9ood ior
e teaaon, and the advent of that last hoy In not
kcly to to chr0ntcief for little ti:ue ypt though
ltrb In doubt that packers would 10 05nd 10 lyrtn
for ordinary to cLolee light Weights wtre &C. loan Is,
willis common TO choice lleayy sottt chiefly at S. T63
lots 1t $7.IG97.5D.
Saturday was quiet :lsy. Buyers generally seemed
amnunt OF trading done, either OH local OF Est
TT, account. Balos wcso at ut
$D.40l37te.
, 1875-02-22
TELEGRArlllC MARKET REPORTS.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 20-2Q0 T. m.-nreadstuNs lr1u
Lard, 0ls 6d. Pork. 75s. 1seat unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Fob. 21-4 p. m.-Unchan8ed.
LoAnos, Feb. 19.-Consols fnr money A,d scoount
92Js5o3; 0ss, 1o7,f; u7a, 1o7k; 1o+Os, 1o2,f nav
81, 1903; New York Central "a: Eric, 264; preferred
AZ.
Taltow. 4Gs.
rARla, Fob. 2o.-Rontea, 6Sf Sc.
LlvEnPoot7 Feb. Observation-Disclosures quiet
Lard, 3As Cd. PORK. 7ss. Tallow, 4aa ID. Rhould-
srs, 3aa Gd. Hama-loig cut, us.
, 1875-02-22

Total Ia three month";. ,89l 900
Witch IL equal tu u 12St tQ0a hu.
Tturo we're In transit for aho United Kingdom, on
the ~ Of February 1876 Hsr Of wleat olnA
10 lioat Geo bu, aud lt3, 301 .jrs 0f naizc, equal to
GU bu, wh!eh annountA exclusive II a!caEer
ahlpnens from American Atlantis lorts, but incuie
abuut 800 0c0 bu of wheat from Caforuia aud ufs
gen.
Tito 1mporta into lie United Kingdom for Tho wcak
ended Isu. ~ 1915. Included: Flour lI1147 cnt;
wheat. Gs,9N cwt; maize, cCt,1 ,194 cwt. Aud tho
exports durtuQ Ito 9ale week wefo Flour, 1,bGl
CIVIL wheat 2s1Go ewt nutze, l03 cws. TAe hon,s de-
lysF1ea OF WHEAT uurinR the week wera 1lH,O
lrs. Tho ayeraKs wltat-crop of Franco IL about
10J o1 hecoi!srta Of bu a1a R37S4 decimal eauh
which elual ~. .295, 400 bu. TAe annual consumption
for all purposes, Including tAAt for seeding and
Tres, eIual to o9i bu. The wheat
rrol. OF Francs in 1874 hss bcen re-
ported ~ belny full average, which tIlcatea that
her reluronsA4 Of foreign whe1t will be Lesa than Al
average. For the hIst four months of tho crop year
lh7a3, seps 10 10 Do. IT. the axyorts have beon In
IleriIul.1ns i1ution cabio Of tho 17th February,
lsa, reports tbs lsrnle.' deliveries Of Homegrown
wheat A tho la0 towns III EnKsnd anu Wales for the
week cn1uB Feb u, 1876 a. g. 0o0 to 60 1 grs ail
eatitHateA ~ tho Kingdom It 1, 100 to 9aD0Q9 lrs.
Tho tntofta of fursi3n wert, fur tho satns week,
0U 600 to ~, 600 qss OF wheAe aud o. ecu 10 1GQDU
Gr*o -four aud w. 000 ~ w. 000 4rs of Haize Tie
supply Of wbe4t dout Included, for tho week ended
Foo ~ ls1s w*s ~ 75 to so7 @ qrs. aganst 100 000
lrs nlIhu,n and ri Ooe Qrs .iuun, average wesk-
ty eonsunlrtou. Tue aurply Of corn for the week
Wss 9a0, GOO 10 WI, CIV bu.
, 1875-02-22
rrrnotnuu-put and nominal: crs1de. 7.s@7ko;

rrr1otnyu-put and nominal crude. 7,s07ko;
ltosts-bn1l at sa.1oa2.,s. strsln.s.
IuHrEHItNE-DMu at 17t+a for nrtrIts. -..
Enus-i!eayy and IRREGULAR at atta;tle for Western.
Kio drandc light, hnasJ, and m1d1ls weights, 9sxD
woo1-Qulet and unchanged,
TnoFfsfn1R-fotk hoaTY: new mtxa. 3tD.13. Dreas-
eS,nss e ns' 'e.y "a. n a. ss9 los %s.rn eel l,s IN:
mtits morc .cttre; long clear, loAo; thors clear,
loIsc. Lard dull and iowor .. II lJ.lesslsy.e
liur1rn-rsisno soaly; common d,ll isa2&o for
CuKxsz-rssm at ,oaleo.
FtuuH-Ratier moro t'oug; surernns. $1.7h State.
1nsn' 1n.s In ead oho family s1trs. s'9N.eo; high
aa.fSawhtat arna red. st.1eat.1o: amber, st.ao
,!ssn In,s Al ;s11ow ss mixed Western. so oa. fm
PIT l,sm:, sl,:oea4a;oo: smossi L.. ssassisXe:
= st s :aspssf hs'a i ,s 4 &
uie sr; .snes Il Sif s91 .tsl'a'
. aEyts-oloxst fairly agtra: Wtsteru, ltto; timo-
iu1rrn-Hlealy Now York anil Bradford County
e1r a5a37a: DO hsstt a3a14o; ~astorn uttr4a, 2ses
cncEaE-Firm aud UNCHANGED.
Eaas-Decsning; wettert, asta17c.
CINCINNATI.
c'HoixnArt. O., Feb. 2o.-rLoun-Dul1 and nosni-
an41x-wheat 9n!et snd unchanged; retl, sl.o7@
With n1olerse demand assSaese ILL., IN s,ss dsman1 a
aud holAsrS at,n. Harley 1uiet and unchanged.
Eaoa--puii anG declined to CSC.
bg!rEA--s'eady with moderate demand: good
uIEess-scarcs and Arm at le01eXe.
CEnvEh sEED-stca1y antt unchanged 1191Ixe.
rlnv1atoNH-rork fair and firm Mt 3lu.iu. lard
isse. Talk nIcs. fsir a,d i'm: sS,ora. sa;s IL:
, 1875-02-22
PROVISIONS,

uOd pnoDbcFS-Wsre moderately sctiye, and
ssealy but easier Al around. Live hugs declined loc
per 100 ns, aud this weakened products especially u
other market4 dul but undcr full .lou.and the
toue Decamo seader. The trading was chjeny specu-
la.ivo, aud Tint Of tho kind knoun changing over.
The orders for shipment bcluz generally 1t figures
which huldess did not care to accept.
PAcx1x9-Tho Eunln!srsa! Gut<tln gives tho tol.
lowing tha hog parking 1t tho pons named 70 slato
~ compared With the corresponding tuas last year
and tho aggregate last ssAsnn:
, 1875-02-22

new fonK, Feb. 20.-1n dry gooix business has
been greatly Restricted hy stormy wtathsr, aud tho
market has ruled quiet IN t,l departments. Cotton
Eoods stesdy and arm at unchanged prices, and tie
supply Of sadug makes continues light In agcuts'
hanad. Prints quiet, hut Arm. 1inBhams iu good
do1nand and closely sod tn. The Daily Ruettn says
auction sales nf ribbons and millinery goods will COM
meaes On Wednesday next
, 1875-02-22

a.heswtso thers -. no important change In prices
rrYo n. snly f.fr Below arc tho prices csrrs Acid
sl.tbAles; bora1, ret.. H. i5(a iso; Dlus ,isdoi b.
on SEs'1s T. pa.s n tssaa 1nSh -:
l;9o; uysr.ne. 1 i bulk, il, 2o,4soc aum a1.lic,
picssd. srss7:s: gum aF.l!e. sortt, a'4ass: g,n,
s sa'Ss .ssss y e. s,!s s''! es S s'; f. T. osss ss;ss
s'9s g g. s..;se ei st sT, :r H @
.sSs; 1 =, sS + s;:s!e:: 4 ~ iyeess
f. .2s91n,; II epson,, D. a1sc; silvtr' nt cr,.
q, tF . e'Sli9 a.nr 1.sts sen r. !, s14c sui
'a1 Eis3ensinus saarce % sna sa Il s,asso for
etricy fresh aud aotsl4c for frcni,. Fciisi sod It
254YSs2ss; wleH in drst.ela's condition:
hs!ac .,lssneoa 1oslss per Y-br oGsr descrtItions
rsro Arm ,n1 anfGhaEs ws rcs's our .
d. se,@sasts: NJ. / trout. .s.&css. 9. 10. No.
j iay. ts.i;.7 .7.eo'; NJ: : :nasl.rsi. H:Itl t5:ss
shore liz, bsnG :ois.s, * c.;
tlenrgoa, coaish. ss.toae.7s: labrador herriua,
s'E :'Sr hs1rs sfls sas e. at asssS g. 1ss Si
ssison s e.! ssi'i isa SS, ss
TuTs IT, XSp t rers no now features
to noss uu lcr !hss head. odcrhtc volume Of sales
WAH ntCOIHIEHHeil tno Prices IhAaNlHGs faHEIHN-
Dates, 7kAHhc; hpr, drums. lG(ai7c; hgs, lay
err, lo32uc: Turkish prlll,es, I0k4a1tko: French
rrnnca, kegs, 1;a1sr: raIs!,s, layers, E10ta3 u;
c,trrants, IL cs7c; ciro, 3Jss2c ien,on rse,. liza
20u. DoMEs EsfIc-Al,tcn apples, 1GG21r; Michigan
apples. s:ies9c Indiana and illinois, 7asc: solith-
etn, 7iiGlFc; teachea halves DS10 sU mixed ~
taa4c: .dn pared. 2o32tc backbcrFes, 1o,.tallAc;
a5s' s sh'53e. ss2e N1s
Naples walnuis, 15(31Gc; Q,enob.o valnuts, now, III
ta14c uraztts, 11talltc; 1rcs,is, Toxas, laa1Gc !;
Wilmington peanuts, ia l0c Tcunessto paaullts "a
ac; African peanuts. d. acc
GREEN FRUfTA-Oranges anil apples were setllng
to retailers, culce bringing full pFIrfs Other frnita
wCre unchanged. Ghocs lleeaIua md Palermo 1e,tl-
nns, s1.5UalO.p0 per boz: Valencia oranges, 1870
ta1u.e0 rer caao: Taler1no and 1Icaena do per box
$.bUus4.50; arrles per brl. s1OO6a2b0; clloee do,
sa.75tSs.S0; cranberries. sio.UjNl1.bu pcr tni.
uilUGIIs1ES-So Jriee etanges xor. reported
nns!iess quiet, With most unrs aesdily hold. lie
low MO tho rgicea current:
luct.-rasps, 7Hta7Au; Rsugoon. GkGa7o: Caro-
lima, Tsts5Hc; Louisiana, 7fSsc.
CorfEEs-o. q. Java, 3,a3sc: java, No. 2, al@
39c choco to fancy Rio, 2aE Ea73Ao; goo1 10 prime
d. 235a3Ee; common, 33s33Tc; foastins, 3oa liz;
Singapore Java, a5(421c; Costa nca, 2Ja1ic Mara.
cai6o. 2Aal44c. -
6UuAas-latent cut loaf, 1l4GSll15e; crushed and
powdered, 11t@tllc; KrsnuateJ, 1i9ill,c; A,
standard, lo4c; do, No. 2. 1o6sl0'.c; u, DtiaIpc
extra g, 9,ilS9;c; Q No. 2, ys:Gi9a{c; FOLLOW, q
No, !, ya9s3t.c; cAoicc brown. sa@}s7ie: fair to
primo do. saBhic: common do 7Kt57Ee; choce
olasses sugar. a'+&9c; Cannon 10 fair DO 7k@Bc:
n. Q. common 10 choice. 7aasI.e.
sinrrs-Dtln.onl drips. jl15af.eo; silver trips
extra fiuc C5ta70c; good agar-Aouso arHp 6395sc /;
e1ttk do, G:@eic: Now orlcans noasses ciolco, pcw
TQI7ic: do Erltnc. G5fa6He: dp common. 1intab3e:
, 1875-02-22
81: II. u. II. Il.


.Areen hams shpppd tcr tho work. u!eert a2s!n.t
ls. fs eiss*s, saaa. ss ass psaes tao ssias I'm I'm:
t1aeudss all cut nsst,. o1cept shoulders and s. P.
MEss ponx-Was rnthcr 1norc actLre, al an averaae
dseiino Of 2Hc per bril- 3tost Of tho trailing WAS In
turning from March ,uto April, 4hcrp being vary
l!stle now aosnanf. Ralrs AFRO reported Of 4o7 brs
cash. Il $tslo; $3.50 tsla seller alarch 1t sla19a
1870; $3.50 brls ssiler Apr At sls421ta1s47N 1900
brs seller May ut $le.7ots1s.75 1Oo bra scllcr June
It s1D.oo0to.os. Total, 1s,247 hrls. Tho market
clorci TT Slain eafh; s1s.ls@ls9i7S seller Masea
Sist5(als.47E seilor April; and sls.7s for May.
othtr descriptions OF pork wero Qulet anu steady.
Clear Wa quoted At sl9.259l9.ao; rrimo r,scss II
sldc0ta1a.125; and extra prime At tt3. .Sots13.9a.
LAnu--was loss active, and 2,5c per 100 It's towcr,
in =, ,n,pahy with pork, Liverpool bciug also quoted
1t decline Of 6 per III lbs. sa1es wor reported Of
800 ca cas al $3.50 400 tea socr March 1t slJ4u
Iy45 sooo tn Keller Aprtl at tt1coS13es .nl .2o
m tss seller Nay At s'ao9lossH I2tal, 70. $50 IT,
Apri.
light demand, and buylns mits wore Fe<,uccd
Tho shitmenta Of Friday were large, bur good dea
of eosa.y product + now canning In. somc cf which
wero rniorcd of poooo ,a shoulders 1T 0Ha cas. and
70 telsr May; 2s,o9 a grten do ut o.4c; Go,0U0 itn
In sns s:rs y :SFf 20 boles s'ss' % a.
i esei ~ tes svss, sleilsa Sam. nj " i ia1s, s
9..asac Tor do long clear, OAtao,;o do short rsht,
SGo Do .,,,. .aort clear, md aK@9ho Do hama.
l0kc. Meats In hals trart eurcdl quoted At 6X
taehc for shoulders. clah Or sollcr February;
long clear, oAc cnph Or fettcr. February; do sccr
March, axc: do kaltcr April. os.c; abort rsba,
ght59kc cash or seller February; do seller March.
seIIet March, p'4c: o SELLER Arr'l, loc. lo1ed meats
70 liRler than loose: Long CIT haaa. lo's3ilAc. La
con nlCass quoted Mt i2k[1lIHc for haNif, u for
shoulders. 16ac for Alurl ribs, aud lie for short
claara-all packed
uhEAsE-Was lntet at G0l0c. Sa1cs wcrs 100 rkgs
yellow 1t I've.
BEEF plSJDUCTs-Werc quiet and non1iualy usl-
changed. nj $ej for mcaa, 301s for extra mesa, aud
sal. .0lt&Y2. o. for haEa.
TALLow-Quo!ed at 8ij@8Nc.
, 1875-02-22


TLOuR-Was rather moro actIya aud shsds nr,ner,
III sympathy with the sons Of ndvces fro,n other
Ronte, osen Now York being quotol "dfm With fair
export ds,naul.r Ono round lot WIS taken for ship
mens; the rest Of tho trading was local. Sales we're
.tior'ea % Of 800 sr,. winters. and s,so o5 'pr'ns e1
va, ,"u'.s w r.,'1se 'sfnis' ~ oll' nueI"ncat M
nss rao market M @ =. foo~. 5 ' Choice Tat.,
trss $s,l59G.so; common 10 aool do. x42Aa6 co:
grades. stooa42; patent sntfuE, s5.oo9ooo; spEing
supeFancs. s3oo93.oo; re -four. ss.as55.so; buck
% na.s@was W. ;n'' ~ ssi, s.n,n, mn, ,s,, n,,,.,,u,
heuee .a,ne a. Enc .,onco sscs rcs -anor.a ~
% lon. a. 1850 @ Gu track. ''' "''' ''p''''' u
s sas ss ss . tes ,ss pr ' ss. ts
a11ppttsns- we're 20 tons Al so2o8a 1870 freq
wnrtT-W.a ou,,, .c,,v, ,or th,, ,..,,n ~, .x...
~, I.'so aeu,o ioi 'l'a aeason' ano a4et,
ageu Ne h'shef 1nan On Friday. There ~aA good
speculative demand throughout basol upon repurts Of
az EaT vof ~ TsIpeo s Better fsoag
though good many March shorss were coss
cred during the day. Very llttlo cash wheat
VA. wanted ute ~, and scarcely any for .h!pment Tho
na, there Is long iI' out Tor future months. and
ful nnGd.rco '.t H. ,,nr,o+ ,.orss -, ns,e sos
1r.a s "oAut ~ 0s''o" o'e'
ipo su'anee eFoush1 opsat OUT ifee seefs however.
ops,,e It a7c, sol At sa!:c. and advanced to s7Hc
rs,t j.. - ~ on. ~, .,s..:, - os,+ n.,,.
so, nt a,cesef,nc etaaing ~ aote s,1sr IT, .,,t
sni :. ciosms ~ H,, Ea'iar IG 1f ne LII
n al s..rs 1s,no ~ eSSn, as ss, sn
asrs ~. 2s1nrt,s1 If III II, ~ ~ sre ~ sa ~
a5 o In M .io At Rs,SaSs1:r.4 m H. H. - ~, ~
~. a. u'tr s ~ ~ ~ f, ',I. ~ w ~ San ~ - ~
peicrtcd IL n 1aNc rot,i ~ a,a ~, ala oo' III
MtwNrsora "a W;trIrtwss inrc,ir. W" anil ,ont,,,, =,
inonrx t h.nsss * ~. ra,t ~ ntar a very "'1o
np! w w. .an,!sa s ~ .ae lAst " uo.usts'
m c,s 1ots rt;, rvs ,.".,1as - s euu 4aaGt ,
,xas e. m",cr ~ NV an ,1ar,nt ~ o Tn" s
npG ou fr X. s ,sc ntangnt 1ne goea t
xanra ' nt M a,nt IL ~ "nsn ia hnm ~ ~
80 ,,si,,sIn., ~ ~ ~ ~ t's":Na - "As
tSr1, 11rinnin1 NH ftca ..11srs' Tna 'au mH"s.n
nnttnns rsrs al sh,ia .osfar TIN " ,-an,;,., .sa
u tho Ms, dsai was run IN to ch suro ovanr to
nternst for thst ronnn sn H. ~ rssuI.
IN tts con,trI sn i c ~. ~ @ !. ~ %I.,s" NE
"a to thrcaic,i cunn,iernbis reiuction In III" nrcI
UNI owing 10 the cuInuatitinn tn xeii Tia ontJnr fnr
Cd to as;o a. tho eiose sesr say soia 4
reet Iho month at 0i@6ilIc Ksttrr AnriI =, Gst "a
1nkc anil .eiirr lima NJ ENtts.0r Iii cfn,n,s ar, =
thp jpsJc. CAL. salca rcre Tenprtei Of III Goa In Ma
B4aC&6o: Al0 LII rviecteG Al kiIio ni il nO In,
cara Il tstss7s m trseE Totai ~ IL, h ~" '''S' pa
than On tho pTeyious eyeninu. unIoF moJsrate dn-
na.Id nnl In symtatfv viii rorn Frrsh rrrsints ~
No. declined Hn, owing 10 ths hraer suun}Y M Of
sanple' lots which wese rrefeTryd BY ths Sayers for
cosinn At aGont Sas: seier anei III hss hts X.
s"iar MAJ ~ sGls satsGssn ,t H. , ~ =; IL
f,,sh nr .sfter fhn n;nfh vss n,nt"S y sfTtss11o
, 1875-02-22
Hind NJ pYNt,4ts,

Withdrawn frotn storp on Friday for city eon-
sumption: $3.50 Du wheat, tl,a7s bu corn. 1,s1o bn
oass, ,7o4 lu ryc, e,3ls bu barley.
Tho following grain was inspected into atoro on
Saturday morning: No. tpring 60 cars No.
1u, 8 cara No. do, cnrs rejected do tst whea)
II h9h-tnixed roE 60 CARS M. DO, 10 cats re-
jcc.ed 10 1t corn, all newl cars No. oats, esrs
rejected do: cara No. ryc, cars No. barley;
car No. do. Tota 1873 cars, 5000 1u. 1nspoct-
eli out: 67I1 In wheat. I3.375 bu eosu so6 bu oats,
1,1a1 bu ryc, $50? bu oarlov.
THIS following wcro lilo receipts and lh!prncnts Of
brcadsB and liro stock ut this point during tho paAt
wrck. aud for ths corresponding woeka endlag -
datoi:
, 1875-02-22

St1EEp-Durina the frs. half of ito weok tie mar
kct wa ovcraockcd and prtce4 declined 2550c. but
under the diminished roccipa 0f Friday md gatur-
lay thu reduction was mosy rcgainel cloalug prfccs
allowing bit slight difference from those current ut
tho c'oso Of tlo previous week. We qnote pour 10
comtnnn 1t S75t1 4.h1; medium At S4.7535 10; and
good cl!orc at Il. .25s0oo. Extra grades laabe 1t
Sj.25tG1.50.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louia. Fob. 20.-Ifoaa-llecerts, 1,31: arm
Workers, $t.bo3G,Gs: PAGERS, $s.s5ee7so.
:, oAFrlE-lseeept.,1 III; hrm; tho demand exceeds
tAe supply; ea'ea Of fair naftre; steerx at Is 093
esh. @.2s3a7s; fair to good Texans, $s.2sts4.7s.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Feb 2U.-Ii1us-Acuvs Anl firm:
common, td.51@7.09; fair tu medium, s7.ioa7,a0
choice, t7.to@7co bnlk O! safA at s7.2387 716; ~
ceirts, LOCO shipments, IL.
, 1875-02-22
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following were ths receipts aud shipments OF
e leading articles OF produce In this city usiux Tie
weaty-four hours ending 1t O'Clock on Saturday
norung and fos ths corresponding date one ycsr
, 1875-02-22

rI,s folfnwjuT shutrnrts .nrr.rnin, 1ramI,1 .M
mads from m aecIs #. the pshruary numar n hs
Hsrts.n.ss.r1 - r ..e ~ =. - ~ ~
ij,sr iissf.stni sni trihuo,ca !. na,i,ns ~ isn
ia onix eortoua nr.wh..H Msna @
wsatfrr It'll nttin iii ,tn W. r.r.Ios nws a
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PlTTSBuRo OIL MARKET.
P1traBuao. pa.. Feb. a0-petroaun quiet; crude,
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delivery.
, 1875-02-22

rfea h.ss shippp !or tho wcrk ~ Ias u.ecrs aaenat
NJ poces, against sss, eaS piscos tho
The New York herald., 1875-09-29

50 authorized hold such Derspo 80 accused in
msnt pursuant to snch treaty.
[i2, i2,22O-Immediate.1
WHITEHALL August co. 1878
GESTLEMKS-I am directed by MI Secretary Gross 10
acknowledge the receipt OF your letter of tho 18th ns
and IN reply to point out to you that you DO not give
any particulars showing that Charles Lewis LawrcQce
Is about 70 be tried for any crime different from the
rant
II such particulars are forwarded to this departments
apd PIT Gross should lnd, after reference TO Mr.
Hullens who conducted the for the prosecution be-
forc the chief magistrate at Bow street. THAI the oonce
Tor wnch Lawrence is going to be tried in the United
States is not the with which he charged this
country be will then consider what steps should be
teken IN the mattor; but he cannot, upon the
sction OF the prisoners adviser assume that the United
States government would act in this In manner
different from that which their law requires when
prisoner given up the United States undor Elk.
tradition treaty and contrary alec the prac-
lice t,ot Of all oser countries am gonemGn yogT qoe-
Messrs LEWIS & LEWIS, No. 10 Ely place. Holborn.
IA. .22o-PresslngI
WHITEHALL, August 25, 1875.
GESTLEMEN-With reference to your otter of the o3d
ms and previous correspondence with regard the
case Of Charles Lewis Lawrence am directed by Mr.
Secretary Cross TO inform you that copies OF these
letters have been forwarded TO tho Foreign Once with
view TO inquiries being made without delay as TO the
intentions of the United States government with regard
dent servant A. +. O, LTDDELL.
Mcssrs LEWIS Il LEWIS 10 Ely place Holporn, E, G.
LAWRENCE READY TRIAL
In the meantime Lawrence has remained in Ludlow
Street Jail where he is yet confined the District At
torney refusing to entertain any question OF bail In
response TO a recent inquiry when and upon what
charges he proposed to try Lawrence Mr. Bliss said
that the matter was now State question and out Of
his hands.
In conversation with HERALD reporter recently
Lawrence complained Of the delay and the hardships
of his present position, his offence being baiable one
and one for which he has always been prepared to
furnish responsible surces He denies any completely
whatever in the alleged Smuggling operations OF Gra
and others, and expresses the utmost Willingness to
stand his trial for the offence of forgery for which
hc has offered material opposition his ex
tradition Although inlportuned on all sides by pre-
sumed agents of the prosecution and others dvulgo
what he knows about tho secret workings of the Custom
House, with which the newspapers have charged him
having full knowledge Lawrence simply tenders
general denial and says that if in his capacity OF Gus
tom House broker, he has been made catspaw Of II
has certainly been without bis knowledge or consent
and that the bonds which he charged having forged
other porsons names to arc regular and in every way
The New York herald., 1875-09-29
A MAJOR GENERALS POVERTY.

The Cincinnati Inquirer says;-Last evening q
tall, haggard and ragged looking individual found
his way into the Cummnsvillo station house
marks of dissipation about hm-bloodshot eyes in
famed skin and bruised face. He had what still
worse and still convncng--a violent attack OF
that terrible man killer disease, delirum tremens He
claimed to be homeless friendless and moneylcss and
to have walked all tho way from Indianapolis He said
he was Major General William H. Wheeler of tho late
Confederate Army, on his way to his old home and
birthplace IN Culpepper Court House. Va, where he
wanted TO die
General Wheeler will be remembered as q dashng off,
Ger who 0gurcd 50 brilliantly during the in the
airy service. The story of this poor tramp claiming TO
be this famous General Is Ead one II true and an In
terestng one, any way He says he is sxtytwo years
old that no graduated at West Point in the class of '32
that while commanding at the battle of Shiloh his son
was shot and killed. that in less than two weeks after
intelligence came Of the death of his WIFE, then the
cape Of all his slaves-numberipJ nearly twenty-and
lastly his Virginia farms that he had signed
over to his brother to escape conlscaon,
creditors leaving him pauper Az the CLOSE of tho
war he alleges he drfted from one place to another
finally bringing up in Mississippi, whore until a few
weeks since be has lived He ourneyed up the river
to Evansville two weeks ago landed there and went to
Tcrse Hautc, where no expected to find couple OF
ncphews was disappointed; went to Indianapolis, and
from bhere tramped TO this city.
He claims that his mother was sister OF Governor
Trmblo's wife; that his only sister IS Mrs. Colonel
Martin OF Hamilton, Ohio, aud that his only surviving
child il a nprried lady living in Baltimore. His whole
story Is very straightforward and In his conversa ion
he botrays az intelligence and familiarity with public
men and things which one would scarcely LOOK Tor III
an ordinary tramp Whskey seems at last to have
wrecked him anG will probably bo his fate to spend
his last days in the Cincinnati Hospital, where he VIII
be taken to-day