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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04
THE Cotton CR0P.

Considerable alarm is expressed
by planters at the appearance of
the boil worm aud the prevalence
Of rust. In East Mississippi, in the
the prairie region, complaint il rap.
idly increasing, and planters arc
talking about making only half .
crop, while in this section there is
the same complaint, but not nearly
SO great. The present damp season
is exceedingly unfavorable, and
should it continue a week or longer
the crop will suffer much loss. Ex-
perienced planters like Mr.. 81. O.
Dixon estimate the entire yield at
not exceeding 100000 bales.
Others, equally informed, corrobor.
ate his opinion. But We have be-
fore Us Liverpool circular, which
says:
1.-THE decline in prices this week
has been due to kilograms from
America, reporting that the Missis
sippi river is falling, and that seri-
GUS damage to the growing crop
from an overflow is no longer to be
apprehended to lower quotations
from New York the first four days
of the week to the continuation of
the lockout at Oldham, and the con.
sequent limited trade demand; and
the pressure on the part of few
large holders to effect sales"
As regards the growing crop in
America, now that the Mississippi
river has commenced subsiding,
there is at the moment q tendency
to increase estimates of the proba-
BILE yield. At present, 90 far As we
can ascertain, popular estimates
average fully four and q quarter
millions, and some estimate even -
high ~ four and q half. At thus
time last year and the year before,
popular estimates ranged, We should
say. from 250, 900 to SOC, 900 bales,
and in some cases even 100, 900
above the actual result. To-day
kilograms inform us of extensive
rains in the northern cotton belt
and Atlantic States, but say "no
serious damage has yet been DONE"
This report has SO tar attracted very
little attention.
It is evident that there is mis-
taken idea abroad a. to the amount
of cotton that will be produced, and
when the error is corrected, as it
certainly will be in short time, we
may expect q decided Improvement
in prices.-Jacks0n Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

Last week MIR Joseph Hahn. who
lives three or four miles westi of
Mari City. in q small place called
COttrelvilie. was engaged in sink
ing an artesian well, and used for
that purpose a derrick consisting
of three pieces of timber fastened to.
gether ut the top in the shape Of a
tripod. This derrick was fastened
by means of q heavy log chain
wound around the timbers ct the
top, attached to which was an an.
ger for the purpose Of boring the
we'll, which was turned by horse po-
er. The first portion of the we'll, for
q distance of twenty feet. had been
carefully bricked mp and the boring
continued flom there. The diameter
of the well is thirteen inches. and
ON Monday night the auger had
penetrated 125 feet. The next
morning q gas chamber was pene-
trated, and upon the removal of the
anger the wooden tubing shot out of
the well, Immediately followed by q
stream of gas, mud aud stones, that
rose to a distance of nearly two
AuuOkC0 1OOt III UuO OH WHO OuO
ground shook as if an earthquake
had convulsed it, Stones weighing
from ten to twenty pounds were
projected IN the air and fell in all
directions, some of them crashing
through the roof of Mr. Hahn's
house and,barn, and compelling his
family to seek another habitatiOn.
The heavy log chain binding the
derrick was cut by the flying mis-
siles into q dozen fpieces, and the
farm, upon which . stone could not
have been fonnd previous to this
phenomenon, was literally covered
with large and small ones. The We
loHity of this discharge continued
for eight or ten hours without inter-
mission, when the monster was
found to have spent his fury, and
the stream and noise gradually SUBJ
sided. The crops of MI. Hahn were
completely destroyed by the falling
debris and the streams of water
which ran in all directions. Many
people visited the we'll, many are
still coming; and Mr.. Hahn, to
restore as nearly as possible his loss.
has enclosed the we'll within q rail
fence, and charges the moderate
sum Of Ave cents tor the satisfaction
Of individual curiosity. The water,
still bubbIiug, may be seen at
great depth by the aid of q mirror,
which reflects the SUMS rays into it's
depths.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT.-Ma.
sons Glass Jars, with porcelain
tops, are the best to be had, at
jy-3 w. j. MosBY " Co.'S.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

An es1nnnieattsas q cards In the inter-
- - - eaedfdste OF candidates yin be
-eheEged ~ ct the rata Of teasents per line,
81 nnue Win b publial,sd without TIE
- IN advance or good security, and -
advertissmeuts.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

Philadelphia, September 1.-The
canal boat j. L. Dinksy, with 800
barrels OF coal oil a. burnt. The
explosion injured several persons.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

Stockholm. Sept. L. Swedish
banks refuse to cash Bank of Eng
land notes on account of a number
Of counterteits circulating OH the
Continent.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04
. Public School Notice.

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS for
i Madison County District will
open the LIST Monday in November,
next.
School Trustees will be elected on
Saturday, 18th of this month.
School localities remain as heres
tofore, except in the City of Canton.
D. @. BEAUCHAMP,
Supt. Education, Madison Co.
Canton. Miss. Aug. 10, 70.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

Hon. James Hill received the
sanitation for Congress in the
Fifth District,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ADOLPHUS BROWN,
Teacher of
PIANO,
ORGAN and
VOCAL MUSIC.
TUITION-35 and $6 Per
Month.
~ Piasos asd Organs for Sale at
eStreMely L0so Prices. Seuen OctaUe
Rosewood Hteso at $25O.OO
sep4m2
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

~An illustrated pamphlet, con-
tanning price lists, with samples of
both the Grover s. Baker Stitch and
Shuttle Stitch in various fabrics,
will be furnished on request. n27 m
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

III only ask continuance of the liberal
patronage, I have received in the past and,
by deserving hope to receive the same.
my29-m3 r. Y. SCATTER.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1875-09-04

"HE BOARD OF REGISTRARS
L of Madison county, Mississippi,
will meet for the Registration OF
voters at the following places:
, 1875-02-23


Ths above tabs II aid 10 10 complied On tho follow
IL Es''.sT Ss;: # y. S
upon tho average oharga4 Tho A!assAppi Ntvss b.
tween ii. Iau. aaa Nsw oseau, during is7a. for ths
.r tuta Tor hat po1ttoa ot tAs ns bstvsea tia Mia
t.pp Rissr 1cA!e,zo aa. ras nean9 ~ aHssr
t1 is9s, rhlch !: mue aoo1: H. II. iss ls7
hs Secured Oh zoo bushels Of grain iar
fso.n Mianoaota and lows, that
sAyINa IN ONE YEAR
would more than yay ths entire COZ: Of ~ work nor
ns.ot' aud lows 4 M tran4noF.tion u a.su large
portion Of 10th Illinois aud Wisooaalu would ahArs th*
d a:n sas
Aug west aud nofthwestNar4. would receive similar
as ss%sss aas 4 Ct: atG*s =
necessarily abaorb the s!nt.s to thu entire q oven
arv: s1snao1nen. ot railway t.s'Ittls. est Il I.
substantially the same results 4 tbs business
.r4ton u .s cass can 10 had shan shs ssuasy effect.
q! water communication by canal between uonslo aud
to.s.!ioa between ths lama yosnis, during she psss
selsou, ", uesreF hont, In tho caso Of composition
bssxesa lie Illinois Aichisan Canal and III, rail~sy
i'll established TACT tia. IN whers walter
eonettioa e1as ths rs rates must sess 1t Ia ssduo-
TUE SUBJECT og TRANSPORTATION EASTWARD.
| from Iaks Mirhigan engaged tho attent!on o. The
improvement, by tho General Government, with tbs
of tue Ssts Of New Yv1t OF obs o. more
of tbs following r1utcs, viz FROM tlI1ao 10 Albany
Wis tbs EEis Canal from Oaws9a 70 Albany VIA onntda
Lake sA sta canal cunloctions fsum laka Clampl4in
10 ths Hudson lyos, and ita northern connection With
the Bt. iawrsnps, by cooperation With the Domnion
| Vt CauxlA.
Tie ArSt of thsss propositions would, II carried TO
knreelsful completion tho aeae onIusudcd, teus
der ths Illus fron tus lakes to tbs vary dsatra
La os, anu II tbs sa1ns time retain The course ot ou.,
in.Iorsaaes. Ths plan sugRests'. however, contem.
E4.ss tAa aesn!iaunsnt. by tbs sAts VI
srto realized from ths tolls % ihs
business oS shs Eta cans slt II VIC. o. sas psst 4
couscut 10 what they dscln 70 great sAcstnca. The
rsyoune foaturv Of thsr eAAAs TOT rather tAnas k s
ttl. for all others kourcas Of tosa thelnl tz
pssEls snd AusA pa,ilisiala u SsR xosA hAss. sysl
, 1875-02-23
GENERAL MARKETS..

ALCOuOL-Was quotsbls At Sl,oa. ...
unooM CONE-WAs firm under fair order do
mana uood 10 extra hurl. 19Rl3o; brush that will
work iiseN into uhoies hurl broom, toH@llo CON-
mon to fase do. sk0loc; inferior brush, 5000;
crooked. bH@1Kc. -. --.
DUTrEA-Cholcs butter comparatively u scarce
and the .tlo arriving from day TO day Ia quickly taken
at fully Ats priess, with occasionally salo Of fancy
At an advances orsF tho quoted prices. Common and
medium grales also moving little mors ffeely,
aud ara firmly held. oholos 10 fancy yellow 3o3s5o
medium 10 good grades, 2a925o; inferior to conf
mon, l6ayao; inferior to ehoics roll, ls937c.
c1IEEsK-Ths chocse trado was reasonably sctivo
Oh inlcrlo. aocount and former quotations wero uni
iornly vel susalued. w repeat our w. = ~.
tsTss fos acoi. os "ia 1T sTos % ''''' -''S
o0AI-slnos she weather moderated sales hsvo
sof.cned pricns. which strong n folows: Lacks.
warns, $1,000; oanuel, $sooGs9do: Eric and Walnut
S4. s ea estss vssS sS S inaea; e:t bs:t
&o.oO: Illinois, 3a.boes 90. . ....
Sssf sse: Ssia :'i
uerces, tl:4oal4s: nour h..sels, AsesS,c; .ashy
b.fss!. slooaaod: rors - st.yes rough. slo9oS q e
ast6; ei1es aouE heading 7as9'; tight polns ta'o oo
@529go;: @524g;apn ,,ooa-w.,. r,,or,.s ,,t and .,,,.
Tho receipts wore era snd some receivers wars gu
I'LL ha 5 s
Ss:s s1Soiss:7s 81 iislt: I'D tsooSsi: fclSs:vy:
EluS-Wcre fairly active, hut uusostled, Tho 70
IT, t were sh.ang prices freely, n antr,Iatton Of
larger reesta sao,,. stsie''y f1ssh sold st soasac'
NJ SisMmaoataas Rsit fairly .eti,s. at rer r.., We
repeat our quotations Of ye*tsTaaI: No. ! whitansh
5.s = Sa .so.s 5 %:sxspe ssas as@ fS sso Ss
81 $y $:st:s *; ~: s:; 4 ~; !: y: ss
.pn'' s., sssossot e W! Issi:so S i4St;
epss 81 s. Is .c.isa hsrgas POI W. toln1l.
isiver salmon, k-b1t s37aalooa; OCEAN trout doz
~ IT. 81 slight
noticeable In the isus trade, qaet .t prevailing i.
around. willis prices remain without clanGs " quoss:
lsyess lOas9e: TaTki.h prunos, IoistlHs; yssnsi
isx., l3lss; t's'a 'f5s
sSs''Ds; s spp!ss shis.a
pR;; ;4ss: ssass saa.s,' has. @ g san
&sko: I Do pared, 9Ks3.a; bs4esher1lf:. ioN4llHs;
,$s{as .ssa; sa sAsi;s:; F.s.:;xsas 'a ss Sss;
ssiso; Ht..ils, iiA1lNs; pss.,s. Tam, lsssiss
M%ngsn ps,ng, r'nn''f'' p'.no ca
ID lshxa nsissn rhHuIis:s. Selling chiefly to Tho cit,
.s.ses, ssss ws % infsfIos frss ". psaaiai ia ia
Chodcs Messina aud Palermo lannon's. s9.toA10 oU pe1
d. a
tl0o0s3s0; nhoes do sl76<Ss.bo; eranbsfstss, 500
| GSll.D psr bt
GisOdEAlES-A tnodess4s volume Of ssles wa ~
oompaahs1 " prices nok quotaby dtaeEout from those
pufrxpt II the Of Lax week. Codtes aud sugar.
vera tAsy. Wa s1paat our 1lat
luox-iHtns, 7NQ7to; RanRoon, 6k97e: Caro-
| uuA, 7AGsSSot Iouislana, 7essu.
Corrxts-O. u. Jaws, 35ia3ac, Jaws, No. ., slG
s3es choice to fancy Mo; 2t4AY'aes 19o4 70 % l5tE M
siag.poIs i.ya, 2,4a2ac: Coats Lies, aasaaa; Mara
S; sas4asefalen. a Gu. loaf, ll4q,lo; eru.h.a anI
Standard, ,ots; do, no. j. IoAlofoi il, sTaloo
e1.z. @, sats3na; ae: .. sH9ss'.ei yalisN, !.
prtma do. sas1o; common DO, 1Hs1Aot ehoie
molaa4ss sugar, st3?o; som4aou 10 tsit ID, 7H4aa
j sssuzs-Dis1aaa1 luas, piseIHs aiyss drip
, 1875-02-23
LIVE STOCK.
Cti1CAUD.

oATrLE-1sectlytd sinea Hasurday 1880 head, IN
supply wss not l4rgs Is usually eeon III tho 1n
on tbs opening day Of tho wcek, but III thu ab4enea
knything more tlan moderate local or shsppl1gds
aul It proved Ia every way ample, and the ret's1
low priccs prevailing at the close OF Inst week
barely sustained. The offerings etnbraccd godJ
number Of good TO prime steera hut vary tow that
sstcuy choice, and. save In faw isotated instaoef
there wero no transfers At over $1.75. gnlcl Esa
chiefly st $3sets3. 50 fnr eunnon to good. Ths is
kat ciosad quiet aud stcat1y.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Beeyts-0raded STEERS, Weighing 400
Choice Hccves-Fine, fat, we'll formed year
to year old steers, Weighing 1,?so to
~ stsess Weighing I.i5o 10 l,aoo Ms....... s.ooe,a
ina i.io5 10 i,as0 H.. A9s3aa
Dutehors' Htock-Poor to fair stcsrs End
wsighing sa0 10 ,10o Ia. w. totats
to io:o H.. .: soo9ls
Ihfer1or-Lght and thin cowat helfors.
stIga, bulls, and scalswng steoss, ..~...2,994A
CattIe-Tsxas, ,..,.,,....,.,......... 2H353
MOOs-Nccetsed since Saturday, 1900. htatt
elmo Of b1bc there fa1t activity ID the dtni1
10th local packers aud shippers taking hold with o.
siderAbls freedom. Tho reduction WAS Rrtasa! d
common 10 medium light, aEa leaae In extra ffsdh
Hals1 were 1t $5.75SC,0 70 for Goalawags u f&lW
Geo for common to choicn Light and A. ~.
common 10 R4tfA heavy,
, 1875-02-23

NEW ohLRAHa. ,X.t A.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 31.-FLouR~o1ty !" s,,Ik
SiS. s,'H% sSps,s1s, sSb;s. s7:isa :s a'up1 'A'"
0a4la-Corn nrsuary at eo090c. oa8 ID 49,
nAuQ 1t 7227Ho.
HAx-plIi prims, s.,oo; choice, sfM f., .ut;
rRoy1sIoss-Fpsk dull; $4,000. bacon qu'1ns1 -, III
123l2Aa; h4tls dull aud lowsE; W.. .,,a.J,
meats dull: 7ita7Ec; ll9ikc. IaFat; n, trsaasl
dull, ohoics In fequeat; tietes, Iaoksss, 1ss'
l4kG3l5o ksY, ltht316Ao. -,nues,
GuocrH1Es-HnHar ATtus !nsct1or, eAui ~ ctotrA
exc; fslr to fully fa!r, 6ss1to; pE,nS;t
axe. Molas&cs tn fh!r dein4pd stoek a I'm far n
t.Fmentina. a4oi prime termsutl1V 4NassseS{ss Of
boiled, 6lakAo; sElosly prime 10 ehoios, eoeS'1''
fse quiet falT TO primo, l8NG21ekc. H.MI
WH1sKI-Dull and nomtasiS Iooiasn%
Western, Sl.69.
Oosx-MkAL-F1ro, 1t H.1o.
Vt, LOUIS. ,A ~
6r. 1ou1s. Feb. 29+-FLogK-Que@
changed. ,,,., tl,n4
0RliN-whest nrn,sr; No, = sed wintM:a "a in
11a; No. d0. 3lb2EG3l01. Corn .oatee az psrlQ
No. D. t3E0esa. Oats hnupr VI ~ 4'M
dull and unchanged. Nys atua Al sl.oaS''"e'
iao1isinsa-posk a9iet 1t slsso tor easn vi,
Mareu, bulk meats and bacon uneasos"'
loptlnx trade. Lard dull II Sl52t.
PHILADELPHIA r,m. ~
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2l-nurTth -s1n. d Sy1A
| York and bradford County s1tsas, ao8Gs.sI N0Ha
s,asiS; wests.n s1t1as. as00'i 60
" ua@e1sx-firn @ i Now yost f.aoy, ieX0!1s
Eaas-pSG'laaag VsstAss N4seA
, 1875-02-23
ZOO llLn.
NKw YORK,

snfolio1 to extra.
NEW TonK, Feb. .21.-I}ExsEs-ArriVats. 800, ~
Ing 1000 for tbs weak, sg4lnst ,lSQ last wess ~
itT only f4E; dJtnana lnodsraspt prtoes sbout v
same a reported last week, With title hsnef =
and upward tendency for good Cattle; extreme aa5
9a1ts for n2tive4; &S1go fur Texans; salet ot pa1
illinois steers, ~ cwt Rt 1lGsllAc; CARS, u i
cwt. at lie; carr. av 64 cwt. It LID: cars af!1
rwt, Ike: . cars, ~ N cwt. II l9oi eaA y!
cWt, 1t 1lhHl1Ac: cars do nv ~ cNts II l94et11
carn, ~ dNGs7M ext, at l9Y@1lHc: carr, ttsS
cut, At lDt4lD3e; carr, AZ crt. It 10 Ac; ~
esn, y * Cyl, t tlH9i3e; Gear, =. ~ III III
l3E0; cars do, Az a.t ewt, It 1331sAo: cart! ~
ss,xrr-Iseeps yestsr.iay and todny, .?oo. aslhi
Is Nv for the weak. Againat l809a lx1t wesk. An
quiet and Gaater . reduction Of Ac: extreme ~
Sk9ac, With hui few sold for less than e4c Ct ~
than 7Ho. Bales include, cars Illinois ahsep,
bs, nt 6,Sci cur, ~ 0o u, It eko e.r. ~ Il
Il 6xo . cars Ohio, ~ tl3 Ibs. at 7o; cAr = ~
hs, At u car, AZ 103 III, It 1y;o3 car, .vu
1t 1Jtc; ! cur Indiana, ~ liz ihs, vt 7sSot a.
llB liz, " 7s(o ; car, Nv $50 lba, IT 7t.c.
Gw1ME-Rsceptz yesterday and to.dRy II l,0lu, ~. -
lug 800 for tbs week, aRatnAt n, ,090 laEt week -
offered alive, Dresaoa nontnally weak SAAsAp'"
Western; sN9s1se for cisy.
ST. LOUIS.
6T. LOUIS, Feb. 22.-Ho0a--Ra csirts, ~ FL
Yosksrs, So.00aa0.co; fair 70 extra packing, W."
carrIr-Rseeapts, $50 hrm; good demand W.. ~
fAif to good uaiys butchtsa'. = aatae 100 es@TEi
native. fl.1kl9 80 coulnon through Ts3Ans &A's
as; native fee0ora, 3a.ooD5.1o.
, 1875-02-23


and slont 1Lc lower for April, which was tho only
option traded ill., Sales reported Of 400 brls acli-
er April $l8l0a1s.s5 Tho market closed At slSlO
@lslb seller March, Sla4o(alB.42H seer April, sis7o
0ls.75 seller May, aud sls.o5Gala.1o cast.
IAND-Nas moderately active and ateady at 6atur-
days closing prices. Sales reported Of lbo ten
seller Earcn at &lslo915.47 and TO seller April at
slaco@13.e2H. Tolsl a,sU0 srs. Ths market closed
tSla35ala.37h caah. sis.lot21a.4lk for Harch. aud
$lS8odal3.62k for April
MEATY-Ths offerings worn light, aud the market
quiet There was sons inquiry, aud q few descrip-
tonu were held rncr. Short ribs wcrc uladc easier,
and short clear sides were quoted stronger. Tho
| shipments were again reported large. ssles were
limited 10 100000 liza shur ribs al olo eeller April,
AMI lu1rs hllprt RIB bacon nt osc. Following aro
| tho quotations: tH@oHo for gsoeu uuoadars, ~
t.' s.a d. IT, .aort ~ III siss1 sit and pSo:e 80
sseat-rtetled hams H. o. s1SF'avl =! 1o%a
sa 81 10 re se,,e9 saca sseh sase 10 seller an;
oX@0Se ~ q .esr Febtaary; 10 ssllsr !, March:
s;s M:sin o:ice aa .sicr Spsi
10 higher than loose f1ng cut bans los:1llAc. u
eass: . ssss os 4 ~ I'D I'd IL er 's ssas ss
aasAsE1Was quiet q. ea1oe. Sale. rero 100 Pkg.
BEEF mtopuoTs-wero qsiAs. 4 :. aud nom!n.l!y nn,
shsagsa It It ss5 70. NESS ssas for a1sra ne'', anu
I
TA1Low-Quo.cd at sas@ske., .,--
| FLUUN-Tla market Was inact!ve and nomlnalg tn
| changed. Tho quotations on Saturday ut thb cIos3
| wcrc foowa: Choice winter extras, $3.250e.so !;
coFnmun 10 good do, $i2otR5 %: cholcs aprinR or
tsas, $.saAtv; fair do. shipping Rrhdcs, Loot "a
800; rye aouE. sa.25ab.ao; baokvAeas do, *soo3
| ESQ.
Diux-ouotst1 at 5000 on trsck-
| ColN-MEAt-1onA waa 4uo:al1ls st $3.A093.to per
brl, aud coarse q g. -! 62!97?s.so per ton. ,,,
cArs.
WIIEAT--Wan fairly acyo In speculative way.
and advanced carly, hut tlusett dull and B,atle lower
than Saturday oyoung. No authensao reports wcro
received from other marxct and there WA ttls d!s.
feeling developed at tho closs dus partly 10
reports pf ! declIno in Liverpool, which, hoTaver,
oonradlctel aud antcipattons tlat tue acc,mu.
lated receipts offered Tomorrow wod Ds likely 70 do
prbas the market, Seller March ranged from $50
a,,ss an. cloosd At s5,.9s3Nc ssles Apftl M orenGd
Seller May eold 1t and seller Juno At u 70
CORN--WzA In inoIernta request, prices averaging
about 10 owsr thsn Saturday, but tho market elozsd
stronger than Saturday afternoon. There wart
trads. Ths business was conued to uponn, sales oi
which did not probably exceed 100 600 bu
Tbs receipts Wtre larKef 6ecr April sold aud close.
1t G51Gs!.c. SslIcr Msrrh Glued st Gso hoer N1y
nt 7leS711c, closing With sA!lprs 1t Tic. oaah corr
| NaA nominal.
OATs-Wors very quiet. Aside from afsw tr4los IL
Arril nothing 1one. Az compared to Saturday
rtieea wers about TIC %. closing ~ ss}4o for April
ind quotable Al 53i4c for Marrh. -..--.
NYK-Wna inactive and nominal 1t a9M0No9 fo'
No. J frtsh.
HAKLEy-Was Rlao neglected. Following are sat
ufLRys closing quotAttons: Seller March. .O9t 1els
April, LOT regular No. 2 $l.o29l.ooK; do {Eaah
special houiss &.le@l.c0.
, 1875-02-23
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
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FINANCIAL.
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,,rI,Y H., ~ al,.,,,nco at N ws,hno.ou,s Mr,ln1.y.
''1sas Dssr " ~s psn. snso tbs t.a ef the S tse,
Into tho Stats Legislature By Representative logus to
require State b.ntns .''os'"on' to mako quarterly
.ero.n' o'' ..,.,x- ,.u.,, ,,-,,....,
@ ,,t.rs for ~ ist 5sanS banking
6EnTIoa l. ue 1t enacted " We people OF ino bate
q inS: IN w oensr s As.s tst
Pe.s y ts,s.s'ias n.nkns business. ether IN IVY
savings Or truat tnnds Or n any other nant,ar o!ng
ahaii required !n Article xI of thc Constitution Of
MI state tnake sna pnu1en 'u1 sno aeeuso-e aAf
et; sen .snsns Il n % :n be se at .ts eo.. Of
n1aintsa ~ tle9 Ahsocanon on ins nsAt hunus1 %
!: s' y sS aa Z s
r. anu i;sa ssns sa
capital stock sctuay rsid In aid thsn remaining "
ths capital ,tSea Of snsn ~. s.,oess;en ,s 70 sseon1 on s
~ other persons than regular deo,itora; thl1d
he toal .o@nt s ane M an.d nsins o
fourth he amount sunsct TO % "Tawn - ~ .,s1a snr
remaining Win sosemt ~ Denks , " Iiw u .ne somy'
United s!ates I'D Ns.iou,l D,ak nots. anu rs.
oun e ansa tnG @ nsa sna tTsn rSn
ou uanA - AZ p.Asv " artas"s su o.asos Aao
LII ., n o sa +ossn ~ III H. rcanar er.n
Of business With. the amount Of bis. hontr, uoes
mortgages, and other evidences Of t,oht discounted or
purchased " sncn Association. anu thcn naonGiaB 70
.no t sae pTni;tI ssfsos nMn Hsta hona. M; liz
honla Of tho COUNTY apd citY where tho lauk Is 10
caiel lhc amount loaned rea1estats security. tho
amount cons!dtrcd doubtful or bad soysnsh, thp
amount o. ~ .sAt os pFoUsn'y n "s s ~ nnt
~ "nIv,,is,i @ nrnsts' Il snS. then on Gsn1.
SEQ. j. Huei, statement, ssorn to before Eota
~ iulc Or Justice OF the Peace rs required - &c.,
sall 70 iminca'oie!y tramam,Sa M 20 tnG nuuso. @ 2.
Htste aha py nlm nleu Ha ~ Gnimee, au aho Sopy
thtttof sha De immeaatey IMnhsMsa " s nuen nes.-
shEon m snhe nas5 s,,n"spslos, ~ s ,,nhaT - ~. ~
daily, then 10 some TseIly ns"srapsr psnseu @ n t .he
Esase r @ rrI,'nJ H. snch II. thnn IN sotnc
pa ~ nom IN ~ ,oo.nx. nisrs tncr.tn 'SAS
n .t.l1 w. ma i,,,v ~ tha at,ta Auditor n.
,,r :. o.sc r., aari, fnmr munt,. IN an,s,int aorc
nDn.isut and t,rstwnril,y nuant Ia mstn ncnomni
ss.T,t"st,or ~ thn .ffars II zach Aa,octaton nuI
80. f.,ii .nI accnr.ta rntnrt IN writing ri iha cnn
s,, - si.a 'a,nn in fhs ssii Audtnr which rcnnrt
uts ~ SLY L.. II. nfcs Eurh onoonsattnn st,s{t ~
sMa " nh @ ~ srut I =. the t,ii.nr NV liam nrn.cr
III .o,I,9 % tJn ~ ,3,rt, uri,Ilny to t,cccsasrv
vtn, H., s,rscs s shIrh c,,nnensatien .hsii IN Al
ss =. s,.i ~ tIe Assocfsfnn 40 sf.ninetI Un t},s
sssn ~ % ~ tHa Xvddtnr Wrrsy.r ,,r,nn thn sl
t y, H.. rsrott ~ anv .,ch sunnt Il si, anncar
Is IT, sTnir. X nm Xs.mist5o,, nrs in All i,uaniI1
o,r az ihat il n insovnnt Il snail Ia Tho tlI,tv OF
, 1875-02-23
REAL ESTATE.


TEd1oH6@nR t1attu!neit1 Wus# nIuu Tue 1ooVfu sso3
day, Feb, %: ..
c1rY PROPERTY,
North LaHAo at. q It n of Schitlsr 1t, q \ 331 ~
Y7N n, dated Full. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e,kt5
FIFTH ay, as II n Of Hn111Bon n, r (, 131oa H.
dated Fob. p. ............+-.--,.-..-.. u,Vu
nsbecta st, loa It " Ut Ashland ~, +, 2a1a2
II, dsteA Feb. 10. .....::.....-...:..;..;. 1,oeo
~. 80" ". 5000
ass. .' ~. | - 1900
Observation-Disclosures. 10. . ~. ..s ;. 1900
park ", M l-lo II Of Wsztern nv, nj, 20 4-lo
xl10 II, dated Fob. .1g..................... ~. loQ0
Mofgan 1t t..at0 It q Of Maxwell 1t, " t. 2tx1oo 49,.
n, lated Feb. !, 1s12,..:; sa'
Mcllsy,,olls It, 2aa y Of North Wood as,af, a.,
1lxiUu IT, dated Feb. 70, 1o,......,............ 400
Il. Sstsl Fcb, $500
Nnuru Of CRY L1NrTs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or NILxs
FHOM CounT-EIoUsx.
Ths premiBea No. u Seminary ~, dased Feb. 80.
l0... .........,s. kaoQQ
, 1875-02-23

Said one Of T1Lpox'e lawyers. "T1L7oN will
walk out Of tic coult. room AcleAted mRn:"'' 6sai
one Of HkxcnIA's ltwye1t, "IRxcu1a will walk
wst this can Be tocsuclls4 u BY tie suppositigt
thst both !sNyeu vera Speaking dasaaially.-'
NbresatsF pyaAA
, 1875-02-23
EolEIdh MAlkETa.l

LospoN, Feb. 4l.-Ths amount Of bullion W! ~
Eous Into the Dank Of England to-day Is c1ta.@@
LONDON, Fsb, 22.-Consols for moaay aud aso.s ~
sa;3oo; ,0os, lo7sl; Wis, lo7H; 1o-4os lo2I -
81, 1oJ; Now York Central, "a; EEie. 2sA; F1@'''7
a.
Beed OIL, 2ts. Spirits turpsnAns, ass Cd.
PANS, Feb. 91.-Hsntsa, $3.50. .. ,nt
l.ivRnPooL, Ysb. 31-EvsnluR,-nfsAda ~ We ia
Corn, 3ts 3lf4lis 81, Ascou-Iot,g ulsar n,edhees -
Spiria tuzpenttna, 35s td{32Ss. Petroleum, ~ ~
, 1875-02-23
COMMERCIAL,

Tho following wero the receipts and shipmsnh Of
tbs leading srtes Of produces 10 tAis city during tie
forty-eiaht houss ending II o'clock Oh Monday
mornings