davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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literally. New York was subsequently quoted .,ult and
iowet, my That wss EsneralIy retarded ssa epnsr-
ha tisc Of tho Josr hat ters shnss rore morc him
en- there ars rnu,inR, with ths aso,,. IN
condition: TlIe tHllitx pressure VA greatest n April
efs .ss n' III tnar, fSsSa ~ ss. fs aa sy n
hold. Seller May opeuea ets''te. aod At 9ilc. I'd.
.o :. ,tsfssi e. ss:ss sS'4 e sss
Seller ths month VAS 1ntct at 0sapic, c.oang It Do
sr5ne ao!d Il sss 0sc GIL. .sies wcre reported Hi
4 IS y: S :n,F @ s g. t ~ g. Se3 Do Do
1t fi.o2, delivered. Tossl. Il, ,ooo In. "
M.sxEsorA WH.Ar-Was Ii gooi demand for .l.ip-
SO bM at tl.oa6 for No. !, snd 70 a9Xc Tor No. >.
coRN-Was les. active, and ;teeHo lower. tbonah
as sns assn s;,as sa & 's I'D IT,. IT,
w. wa. arm but .ympsthy w!sh wlos. va too much for
trsiins yssersy ~" Va: shie for say 's Ths opiia
seesss ssf Alt :sa Il t. 's ea s ess sos
inR st t1Hc: Seller Tho month, or regular tsnwl
ssee. Nc; Il eSe9 L. % nGn. T se at Ike @ nd nl, ss s
7lTS1ssc, and aellcr }nly Il .75lys7s'.c. c.sl
.,is. ws,e reparsa = a'oo. nn No: It e7,
ceipts, and eaN'ea7e Tor fresh raceipta: 400 u no
srse, st e,c. On track; AMI +o bu ears, At Csc,
,oATs-Wore rather quiet. Int hrm, eloa.ng ,.aBo
higher than Saturday evening tlu,vh ricea ranged
about tue tae ~ on that 'laJ Now York was qmutsI
offerings wors small, henco ltls was iuNe. 4 good
deal q property II probably hsd ag4ln't tho
prospect of m appreciation IN vatnea on lilo
n1,neron: or anxious. Cash or scllor April open
.s 5S;s e., f. H. s s s!s:sa s sis:s sis
comprise tho following: 1900 bu No. At asess4e,
l20d bu strictly fresh 1t sen aud tu by sample
Rf@%.. I9ss qarx 1s s%is} bn o ,,eo,nt.
but tho incrsascd offerings failed 10 nslsuct buyers.
No. fseah waa nonluat at gs,99c, and ether grades
were unnienttoned. sails Was made Of 4o9 hu by
DAn1.EY-os'h barley was In active request and "a
So highert anu April advanced III sympathy about lc,
s l%g s1s hs q'
eash opened at aud closed at tlo5; fresh receipts
In n 9. and Central housca brought $.D7 The lower
S1e Ind reees 4 So. II Sample s sts sere .so
~ request and s.ae higher. sellcf April opened At
f1nU, and closed firm At $l.o3 Cath sales include
sio S on ttssk: sd u o Il
d1.os dotvezsd. Total l7lo'bu.
IL 9s 1f t9s TT o. ss1s e. enS al
t1o9Ns 2ly7N for Muy; x2o. .aKs2o,gs for juno. and
s3l.424ts2l.60 for Juiy. saloa were reported Of
~ ssss ss'' # sss ss & far 1xpy
easis1 Il r fef Spl % sna s Nay ss s.1es: na
niay; and sl4.S2}5 for 1une.
Meats wore unchanged. saias inctido 10000 ns
short riEs seller May II fll.2n.
.elns It oasaaYo for Arrtl, .nI closing At ' a9:o.'
Seller JHno closea It oss5e. ~ .'''N
75ato for May.
Oats were 1u!ot aud strong at so.s@5oHo for alay.
, 1875-03-30
10 aiLHE.

sIIEEr-Roce.ved ssncs 8,snslny. 800. Thero was
light local aua shipplnE demand ns 70 Tor GOOD
for poor 10 common.
NEW YORK.
NEw Yonk, March H.-uxkvEs- ytstsrlAy
aud to-day 32!o making tlv0 for ths weok aRLtnat
Etth fraetoual rusifoa i rsssss paid by sholsssl.
H. ssles u 11kealakc. transactions 'nalude carr
sei ssst ss1 s at :. x es
FL alx Il: ~ e 4 u ,.s s& <. g. %
" Sx :. 1slSHs sa:t ~ y q
dull It decline Of H@Xa; cztfens ranged 1X9sHo
tn 2saSty I,,ne !ot.. ssernge ioo TO isu
.velass lllI:. 7So ~. ;vsssse q H., !: tas;i
~: ;sesfs esfs. ~ ~ average ' A'
swlsE.Rsee!pt., $50 making 3a1oo for Tie wsek,
EAST LIBERTY
f. EAT ;s Ldn.arsi ;n r. Marsh 3-gA17tr,sseeps
sines Thussl.y ss* lsse Isea a through & a .toeI,
lssyag tcascely anything fer yard sales; Them In
l1o bead; to.aifo q. xeet, 2,sso had Yorters,
suEEs-fhs rses!pts sor Tho l..t four days wore
etes ss.l; total tSF r. yeti, 2'.soo head; bait,
*1a's7'oe medium, x'.saaS:s'.
sr. Iorss, March 79.--lioos-necs4pts, 1.1ss; lull
aud wr.k; aoEns sales !oweft Yotters. Sd.00taSs0;
e.eon' sSot7'o'i good 70 ehole', s2s07.7s; s1.ss,
01rEIn-necslpts 7so;, .teady and good demand !;
tsi fssa shsRsx sao; ;1sst 4 81
10 good Texans, $3.0ota511.
cIsoiHsAT1.
CINCINNATI, o. March 1J.-HoaR--FaIr and nrna
loE Lest Ktkot1 othef4 NuIH4 common. Bt<fa7rt
, 1875-03-30

dcnts OF o,her cities arc t,csrous Of reading them.
The question il asked. "why are .hcy kert back ?"
Tho now rucs ucrn In tsrc when passed Wpnn ly tho
Doard and tho changes nlaio VI ths meeting
ans,l that the tyrea could tc changed accordingly In
au hour II can scarcely be. rnmore.l that certain
psrtcs connected With tho management OF the board
aro keeng tbs rules hack In ts hope Of being able 10
induce change IN ths reading Of ons or tive sccttona
relating TO ths dnies Of officers. The delay *cens,
however, to Justify ht conclusion TINT t!cre IN sose
mol GiEsh to tho ltubs why tho rules are nut
80 s!yen.
The leading produce markets wcro active yrstetlay,
and irregular. Tho. Gre weather tended to make
1rea'l'tuf!s easier, whiln ths advance Ia the Rod
premium operated tbs other way, both In grain aud
provisions. Thcro were no European aay'ces Of con-
ee1nencc. as lilo people Of hs Old World are fond Of
Keeping Easter Monday, and DO little working Of
trading on that day.
Lake frcigha were quiet. There nas some clustering
IN tie place where oss men most do congsegntc, but
nothing done. Corn to nnfrhs' xRs quoted at SC.
Tho amount OF lrJ goods distributed WAS largo for
the nrst day Of the wsak Local retailers ~ well as
the country tra,1e ordering freely OF sapln and
seAsonnblc fahEtcs, and tho tenor prices e1cesd
, 1875-03-30
IRON WORKS
IRON WORKS,
THE CHATTANOOGA
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
woRKE,
Mining and Manufacturing Company
Late Webster L Marks and FhCs. WAtE,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.

esss Ssas. ss:5:s fEsntS 6 ss Ii
Subscribed senital. stS.oos. IN l.sos ,h.sss u III
tit. 9eaE.n, !. formed ter tss pqrpe.o .. ..ssstet
tsa ae.s H. III tas. y oss .as ss
s It
;ni for tGo ps5pe:s n paroh:sios u los.Ias n'al
a s:s|i
bi.i4ss q Tenas.sss. 1sosss. d md @ al ID
s;: fhss H.: iss.!s' +: I; Il:
ses s III .s.sa
:rxs ID vii saappsd Toana's a Ssa; 81
N aa,, shap. +, t,ssk ~ n. s"n r. 4.
sh!ass. Tbs Machine AEop .as i..sest il tho
k sese1sa se..s. s y Il I'D Fss. .af a
BIN r.es.s. A. Ths F*ttst, sl:p Z h,.sd ug M'a A.,
ss IL ass ssos ss ~ %
-s;sss stss !s / e T. H. H.. =: ID
Gs I'd ~ ss
u Ns11s. :Tsass til VIII. I ~ ssH,
s s 81 sRa Il oss 1Ssns :sf
ess u 81 e.
%sfs siit IL 4 .,.a.tsss MI, t. u: &C ces:g Z,
r. Is: Sdss e =: s: s 81 F.s %
:: S. t.,$ :ss 1t t. s !, g ss
.ss:' $ sa ~ si' Saa =.
ehlnsY, p1aut pAHaEns h1turns, siding, and f.ad ~
1lis Glfeeloss and osstsrs Of this co.npanr vii H
IaEAtod At the trsl meeting Of tho stoolho1e Asao
dqs notiss xs!l - Etyon: As
shasea !as. b pspsnred from tse Hss1rau pso eo""
tha athesa ~ tbs CueapAny, - the Work.. ,.&.,
HAck AprcA AtihH tDt Ah4Fea nr1t ho Aeoonpanta ~
pAynsat II Hfe pes share ou application, -.
should no AlGtxIie0k 10 made. tbs deposit WV y"
turned without hs<luottou.
tHerr ionows lbs UhIrtsr, which IL !ery tan "a u
grant u Manufacturing and Mining f1nchiseAl .,
OPINION OF COUNSEL UPON VALIDITY VI
(CoPxl -
,r-..., CaArr4nooeA. Tenn. J.s. y y !. r. !.
eonpsayinx oeYy at eh.rtet Ghatasts .aates.s
INK USnpany" N!th Vtax e .seesn r. '.,,di ~ u
regularly oGtsinod and Z hsal Unisr Il a. G.oE.y
o. UnsposAion my safely ond Inss r VI
charter eon4isess with tbs uSastuson u s gaTi.
htAssa And Of tha State OF T0unesses: and tatI 1r ~
enforced h tho Courts of thu county III 4x snd u sq
''''efsattss@;hA efas@hA.rr, tS'5spsSi tS5ski{ rnxvn,rr, 4
, 1875-03-30
REAL ESTATE,
Tho following Instruments wets nled for record
Monday, March -:


Monday, March -:
crrY rnorxn1r.
Tho premises No. u0t Michigan nv, dated
March 10 tpcntam!u F. Fridlcy 10 Edmund
D.Iayaf)... $1,000
The ptcmitos No. a5 Vlncsnnaa ~, dated
March .7.:.....:... .......::...:......... 1850
Brigham It. l7Gi{ feet " uf Ayhlaud av, W. "A
x11D Il, dated March lU.................... 43o
It, date.l March VI. $500
atsroh 81 ...:.........,. -............. 600
Michigan st, III It " OF North Clark 1t, sf, coz
100 It, dated March n 27...................... e0m
GasslRlIi 1t, III 7-1u II u Of ThtEty-ttEst 1t, "
T. 6lxls4 $40 It. tased March 93,.......... 1900
TwSIfth II, l87 II v of Ashland ayt n I, MEia3
It, date1 Feb N........................ 20. 1,C0O
Twentieth 1t, 7d It " of HOBBY st, n I, 2Sx1a5
: Il. dated March s...: ...:.::::...........:.... 700
uowr st. 1,et Centre aud Willow p4, I, 45x1.s
II, with building, tisted March Fleece. epoo
Forrest ~, Of Thrift. third at, n 1, II 63-l0ox
195 IT, dated March Observation-Disclosures. 20. 1U,bp0
1unsey 1t. 210 It II Of Chicago ~, I, 3G11SJ
Il. with bul,IinR, dated March W.......,... 5000
Bismarck u, LEO Il . Of WaRhtena ay, n I, HOE
l.a It, dated July u, 1874 1000
SOUTH 0Y Ctr L1tiIrs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF NILgQ
faoM TIE CouAT-HouBE.
Greenwood ~, 10 Il Of Hxty-Arg& 81, " 1, 15
xl1o e-l0 II, dated Fob. .0................$ 400
Lot i, Biock !, of u n rods Of a i Sec 4, s.,
IA, dated March h9................,...,..... 1,40D
Lot u, D'ock ], prort 4 ColmAn;s part as4
eco4, u. II, dated March 29............... us
, 1875-03-30
side Tbs Stock Exchange, however, money waa obtaIna-

alta ts nt,.S E,ch.r n, 1ownr,r money wAs obtaus.
Mn ~ tas I'm. rnsseanttlo ruper. s,o7.
rr,,I,r ovcn,rro ,,wor and untc,,lnd In eon,e,
~ ,a oo, rausc,e. AZ m, clos, thc nominal
..tnr v.,nss ware t;o .un t with actual business
,-a r., INN .,rr,lnu an,, iaa for a,ot
c.,ons r. .cfnt s7ccoM Gold c,csetl Al the l,obtsi
noln, yc, rcarhcf md was eompt,cr In tbs ,n1, oi
'ha onI,rt.,uo poo which In, male tbs roo,t ,nc.
rc,sfnl em outration yet aslennea s{nca thc farm.
t,on nj tho movement. A. Tho onsnInu rot VA.
went 10 l15: reaetcd 10 l1: rosa to IN: and cos.
cd at 1lG,l. The rates r.,, for borrowing ranged
from . to rer cens ter t!e closing a. :, per cent
x pcr cent was bid fer use Of gold Tomorrow. Tho
Assistant. treasurer disbursed Slo 600: clear,nss.
400 UOU000.
Governments and railroads firm: rattfo ifsncs
higher. Slate bonle 1uet except Mtssouris and Ten
neseee. which were ,no,e active II has teen IN cx-
tsaord.nnry tlsy al Tho s,ock Exchange. There was
fs.r carly In tho day Of au upward Increment in gold
and. for short lime spceutann in stocks stag
gercil, luk tho feeling OF apprehension soon liss
pcare aud Atock anccutstIor under the load Of Union
Pacific became nore rampant than before. Tho money
market thin began 10 ssiGcn This had the effect OF
diving stocks down, Tbs business Of The day waz
without precedent In The history of Tho Block EI-
change, and wilt bs long remembered
for its Immense transactions, With fluctuations
and excitement, Tic most prominent stock OF tbs
dag was Union F1ciAr, In which was ccutcrrd the
greateat activity. excitement. and advance. The
opening sales at e. followed by sharp advance
TO G41S md quick reaction to G34 After thls. tho
stock atcalf!y with few rcactsouf, and, late IN
the afternoon. reached Gsa. From this point there
decline to G5, and recovery, in final sales, to
tG5. Tho nc1t arcatcst adEauco WAS In New Jersey
Southern which, after long spell OF dulucAa md de-
preston. ross from * to 10li, and finally
reacted to 7. Then followed Wabash, with
an advances from l4's to 11E. Suddenly
the stock reacted to 1a, and closed At that ngurc.
1t1tn z11N RS {ho {raa and al.
, 1875-03-30


ases IT. s.a,ssa ~ asnsgs pamssea stocs Ornss
r.,er, a.a nt'nuoa ~ pee sSns VI.
ILL, =. ~ ~ 'e' ena unchan1eas "esterhs He10
4I"fu 4Tt,,i,tn" 9@n: .,,,,,, .... =.
n,nras, n s n t Ing hns "Sssn !'r tno better afaaes
IN 9oh nnshesa promises 20 70 goph
,I; a"5 .nm,,..r "au"H cot.aHe ~ pass,y e"m
sls: tss an p"rss:s. q .asb7s s i'ass. "" Fsncni
s II, sn sas ar :, rasa too TT H.
t.nnu'! ~ sttiGe 1s.e ~ fi:!"H ht'l': nut many
scsx s, ,"o'arao,. @ aeixs han t, so4ha'eA ato
Ftss ccsr ,. r....... ss.''e' V"'a'''" y; ona,.oo
Tp ria,- inns ~ 1'"es ne ~ 1a4v ~
1i. 'o,r tbfE 9,'ns ae ~
t. nn.tnr ~ .n, II r, ~ * w
tcar sng IL -. mi ~" ii ~ ia ~ ~ W
rst snr,nr sl"s, -. sa, ill., ."'''''''. ~
no,t 1s. So''nn mtsi ,u,,, .1R; a ~
Foorit1 ."rnni c,n,ncn ,1ros."'' - nv W. % NJ
Inv h,srds md iI o. ~, ~ lsu1 ~,
.!ock boards. s!:oee+ iss5
n so' ,.rs Dota - ;s ~
Fcncin1 III 7, - ~
Cnn,nGn i,r,irr II T. nnj min. - ns,si - m
Jost and scsniIinu. n to II fcct ~ M linn
4 shinrics '''''''. aM,9s ~
Nhingrs nt trsct tfN'''''''''''''' fN a.:Ss .S :. ~ 1:<
0IiS-Nn nrirc c,,t,rc. rcrs nntcj iI,.s,,i ~
qriry for ca1ban WA tcporso iii tt'o ecneraI trac
1snarav aiharei IL riM'n fai.nsr3 .sa, tnTcn
trst liz ia IiiInos iny.i foa IN "r 1yi in X +,
IesiIislt liz ,irg inr. cIirn srInI.' tr, ~ ~
filnt lii: No. /, 9se No g. Bor: ,,nrcci. rsw. sMS
III ,l, iileI aiSn Whit sas;r r- =, nn ,sn
ncatseot n;i sri.sy n,,n e ~ an sa1ss 1
do: do No. i. 7No Sln: i,,,Ik Ill S5o: strsit.' tSs
nlnfninon MI hia71n. tnrnrrfJrr Ina liz r.ntt.'
III gravity, iixmIbc: nanIa. eoinnp,,. 1i1tf
demand Moilerta nj l1nrllanach priccs. E7atern
pn,rihlows H niSai M Yaasnr. E%Sx m F.ris
1.ose in CARS gIaotr Icachbowa iran, storo a. 4 *
a,.is: Early Ilosc. ii ooai 10 A ''"'o f''o'
, 1875-03-30

WNhdzawn from store on Saturday for city con-
sumption: s.sl5 ba whsat, l1,ve9 bu eoss, 2u2i bu
cuts, 1,t79 bu barley.
TIE following gr1tn was inSreoted into ators on
Monday morn.ng: cars No, fsprtnR. laa cars No,
do. ~ carr No. ao cars rsIec.sd do C2l0 whsa;e
CARS high mixed corn. 80 cars No. do, "a can
3eetsd do t9l corn, al neul; whs oAts cars
No. 2 do, car Fejectsa do; car No. Fya > cars
No. harley, cars No. do Total ai9 c4rs OF 1l6,-
e1' hu. Inspected out; III bu whsas, a.&ls bu
corn, SO bu osts 1,4so hu rye, 6,soa bu harley.
good msny peopls Ars Anxiouay visiting for
coples OF tho rules Of ths Board ok Trade oS thls
city. Not only naubess Of ths posad hsts but fusi.
, 1875-03-30

CATTLE-neceircd s!uee Saturday, 5000 head.
Thore seemed to 10, amoug shippers, nn inclination
to hod OF aud what will DO The cIoct upon tle
Eaatosn markets Of Tho large aount OF stock sont for
ward during !aht wcek bcforo engaging In actiys
orefaHonst consequently irade dragged somewhat,
though aoforo tho day lo!dors had managed
10 work OF tho lafgor part Of the reeeipts. which,
fortunately, molornto and OF fair quality, The
close of Lent uauay witnesses revival Of tho cattle
tradc. md tho Indications that tho present season
wilt furnish exception to tie rule. From this limo
on t thu middle Of June the demand for ia. cattle
may bs expcctod to keep pace witl-ll indeed Il docs
not e1ceca-the supply, and the chances arc con-
ailcrs1 in favor OF higher priccs. The outlook b
promising for feeders Yesterdays aaes were princl.
bteves at 1.ooSo.o0 for Chicago bu.chorbt stock;
aud .7o for stock Rteera The market clozcd
guitt and staady.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra neeves--drated stoers, weighing 1,4oo
TO $50 80 SQa7pO
Choce Bcevts--Fine, III, we'll FORMED yesr
tos yoar old steors, Weighing 1.3o0 10
l.iso ..:..:..:....,.... o.ouao2s
atee1a, weEh!ug l,1so to 800 rs....:. B.so95ss
Motliam 0rades-s!eers In fair nssh, Weigh -
ing l19o to $50 hs..,. s.269sso
Dutehers' 9tock-rour to fair stcoYp and
common to choice cowz for city slaughter,
weighing SEQ to 100 IT,; s.75as2s
slock Cattle-oomtnon ca.tte, Weighing 200
Inferior-LtglA and thin cows, hsiisrs.
stays. bulls. and scalawag ateets. 37aaa61
CAtuo-Iefaa. ..,........ 450 4k.15
, 1875-03-30

LATEST.

SAx yoDx, March 2a.-The dsy in Wall street has
Lesu ous Of great Excitement aud wi18 and frelue.st
auctuasiou. the opening Of busnea4 there WA /.
further sdvsncs In storta aud gold rosa In COME
puence. PSF esnt Per die being s1aetsd for ia use
SAh condition Of the gold market dsmoalzod foreign
s1ehsnge, and there was : sharp decllus IN ratss
Aoney oicnsd II tad {, advanced 10 Fer cent, and
borrowers who Lad osGzstayed tie market wsrs
forced 10 pay Lilo bonus IN adaion to per cent iu-
efsss. Tbs hss rates for money were gold. Out-
, 1875-03-30

JHV
Hoos-1tsce1vsd a!uce Saturday, s,A00 head. There
quiet way pretty respectable aggregate Of sales rau
accomplished, only TOW scattering 10s, aud they Of
inferior grades remaining iu the yars nnsod at tls
coas of business hours. Proes wars firm aud STEADY,
sa'os Maktng As substantially satursy'a quotations OF
At $1oa70 for Light, and at $7.a3ts.s1 for poor 10
choice heavy.
, 1875-03-30
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following wers the receirts and ahtpmsnss Of
tbs leading articles OF produce In this city during the
fory.elght hours ending II o'clock Oh Monday
morning, aud for tls corresponding data one year
aCo:
, 1875-03-30
In hors al
'HttsnAtsd,

'1k.tItnAtsd.
Thers vars h transit for tho United Kingdom on
tho ilth Of March. la75, Including -four, 1&9y qrs
Of vhest couprtAng 6s SO qrf from A7ov sea; 11-
HJ0 9rs from HE Hack Saas lfEe0 qrs from lbs Dam
ubo 800 qrs from California and Dragon AZ 4kU
qEs from Atlantic ports Of tho United States; 800 qrs
from India ; and u, TO 1rs from otlee ports.
There At tho date no. lva its q Atse In
tranEit for tho utdsal Knadom comprising 1000 1.s
from tho B!ack Sea; $50 9ra from untted Sta{ey
Atlantic potts; aud 1900 4ra from Trtests.
AZ Alexanrik. Egypt, nsa'ae WIS. tbs Int inss.,
94s 81 per ~ cost freight and insurance rer steAmor
To Liverpool, aud one-thtrd for London o. Hull
Advice" from ia1s, France, under Iae Of Aarcl III,
1875 give very llso change IN thu price Of wheat.
which waA literally offered and difficult to sell. The
w0atAer had been favorable for nsld work and tho
crops and the reports concerning tho wheat plant wers
very satlsacory. Flour wsa difficult Of sais spriuB
corn was Arm: II Firm" wheat wAs fEmos, with
limited business; rye was also firm.
, 1875-03-30
Chicago s. Alton Railroad Co..

Neiss = Staeihcast. I'd II .,Isss t.
hoass snd voting eaadhodess at a 9as S, sss.s
iasciiuE 81 ~. onpsnJ fo1 hs slsatoa q ne
pr 70 s*evs ioE 1.ss ys1rs tu4 i
tAs COMPANY III Chicago, ILL.,, oa Monday a'
April naIE, At 10 o'olucA J.. H. t,.. IL hs4..
This tfansfsr books III bs cIassd ~ No Il apsa
psaa lours u the 2lth dig ot March lust. saa
foI transfers on che 9Th day al pril ns1t. x4.ss
W. II, LAHHAbRE. eo@s@ss9
, 1875-03-30
TELEGIeAPHIC MARKET REPORTS,
FOREIGN MARKETS,
LONDON. March b.-To.dsy, Easter Monday.


NEW YORK pRf.0ooDs MARKET,
NEW Yokx, March 49.-Duslnuss vss more Aetlys
With tobhsrs, hAs The packing trade conuusd quIss,
Cotton goods In stasdy tsQusat aad firm In pslcs.
Utica aoups1sA saisttAa. advanced to 1eko, oxsla
, 1875-03-30

From lva polnte.
OTHER PRODUCE srAT1sT1ca.
Ths Now York Frodues Exchange Reetlp gives tho
following:
Tho visible w,pply of grain, comprising the stocks
in grannry at the principal points Of accumulation at
lake and seahoArl po1s aud In trnnat by rail- March
~. 1875:
, 1875-03-30
Stockholders Meeting
01Ics II SheIWGa School Furniture u,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nsroh .. Nv
Tbs annual msstinE o1 the Btooihotdss ef ~ ss
WOOD School Furniture Co. will b. he'd n thef e
Tuesday. April H. for the puFpess Of ahoslns Is
Directors, Aud trsnsactiug any ohsr ba1tnt 81
CONS bstoXu said 1nsstiug. ..+, r. JUNE. ~"
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, 1875-03-30
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. cu,.
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for AAuAfsn On tbs s!h day 81 Ap,ti ne1s Rac,,ls
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate.

WHEREAS. Richard Oliver. and Mary J..
w Oliver. his wife, by their certain deed OF
trust dated the 1lth day of September, A. d.
1874, and recorded In the recorder's Office OF
Lafayette county, state of Missouri. in book
No. u, on page $50, did convey to the UNDER
signed, trustee. the following described real
estate, situate In Lafayette county, and state OF
Missouri, to-wit: Twenty eight (2s) acres tn
the southwest quarter section fourteen %.
beginning at a point In u line between said sec-
ton fourteen 90 and twetty-three (2S) forty.
eight G!S) poles west Of the southeast corner OF
the southwest quarter If said section; thence
north one hundred and sixty u60 poles; thence
east twenty-eight (2a) poles, thence south ono
hundred nd sixty Q80) poles, thence west
twenty-eight C2S) poles to the beginning; also
eight 10y acres beginning at q point sixteen (e
poles south of the southeast corner of section
west eighty $50 poles; thence south sixteen (le)
poles; thence east eighty (S0) poles;' thence
north sixteen ll6l poles to the beginninyi which
said conveyance was made In trust 70 se-
cure the payment of q certain promissory note
therein fully described; and, whereas. said note
has become due and payable and remains W.
paid; now, therefore, In accordance With the
quest of the legal holder of said note, I, the uni
dersiRned trustee. will. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER lsr. 4. d. 1875,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
AMI I O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day, az
the court house door In the city Of Lexington.
Lafayette county, Missouri, proceed to ssi! tho
above described property at public vendue, 10
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy SAIL note
and the costs and expenses Of executing this
trust.
octatd JOHN A. 8. TUT Trustee.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate.

WHEREAS. Thomas McFvoy. by his certain
w deed OF trust dated the 2lst day of septem-
her. 1872, and recorded in the recorders office of
Lafayette county. state of Missouri, In book No.
IL, page 3i6, did convey to the undersixn cd,
trustee, the following described real estate sit
uate in the county Of Lafayette, and state of
Missouri, to-wit: Being II part of the land
owned anu occupied by the said Elizabeth Bow
man and Geo J. Bowman, her husband, being In
township fiity-one t5l) section twenty-Iour ga,
and range twenty-six (26) in Lafayette county,
and state Of Missouri, beginning at u corner
north OF the road leading from Dover to Berlin,
and on the east line OF said land running west
with said road one hundred AMI 1fiy-four Q5i)
feet; thence north one hundred and twenty-lpur
(l24) feet; thence east one hundred an iifty-iour
Q54) feet: thence south one hundred and tw en-
ty-four (l2D leet to the beginning, being the
same this day conveyed by Elizabeth Bowman
and q. j. Bowman, her husband, which said
conveyance was made in trust TO secure the pay
ment OF two certain prOmissory notes described
in said deed, which is now last due and re-
mains unpaid. Now, therefore, mt the request
of the legal holder Of said notes. and in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF said deed, /,
the undersigned trustee will, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER BIRD, A. d. 1873,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the FORE
noon and live O'Clock in the afternoon OF that
day, in front Of the courthouse door, IN the
city Of Lexington, county OF Lafayette, and
state of Missouri, proceed to sell the property
above described at public ven!ue to the highest
bidder tor cash, to satisfy said notes and the eX-
pens"s Of executing this trust. ..-.-
seprlstd HENRY L. HAYNES. Trustee.