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ADJUSTMENTS -

ADJUSTMENTS, 80.
m6 1EE'T Will re 4
Il SPELLING MATCH
at t6s Worth Baptist Church, Fourteenth street.
on FRIDAY EVENING, April 9, at 7:S5 o'ciocE,,
able rates. Prizes are osred for The sSeeessI SON
te.tants. Tickets Is cents. By order. APPS
GRAND FAIR
~ FOR
ST. PATRICK'S NEW CHURCH,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,
aih sntSg ifffts IP &
RORD's OPERA House.
FASHIONABLE SUCCESS OF
MR.. LESTER WALLACK.
OURS. TONIGHT. OURS.
EOsEDALE MATINEE SATURDAY.
OURS. TONIGHT. OURS.
RosEDALE MATINEE SATURDAY.
OURS. TONIGHT. OURS.
ROsEDALE MATINEE sATURDAY.
OURS. To-NIGH OURS.
MATINEE PRICES . AND 50 CENTS.
Monday next, TONY PASTORS CoMBINA-
The WORLDS GREAT 0BJECT-PRlCHERS
ELIMINATING TRIUMPH.
AT WASHINGTON,
ON SIXTH-ST. LOT.
FOR ONE WEEK,
Commencing Monday, April I2.
P.T.BARNUNRS
Great Travelling Worlds Fair.
IT. BARNUM's
METROPULITAN MUSEUM.
P. T. BARNUM's
COLOSSAL CARAVAN.
P. T. BARNUM's
MONSTER MENAGERIE.
PIT BARNUH's
sTEAM.OPERATED POLYTECHNIC INsTI-
TWENTY GREAT SHOWS IN ONE!
Including
SEPARATE sTUPENDOUs INTER-CONTI-
MENTAL AMPHITHEATRE,
WITH
DAN CAsTELLO's
INTERNATIONAL HIPPODROMF,
AND THE
TERRIFIC WILD BRAZILIAN BAREBACK
RIDER,
LOWANDE'S IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN CIRCUS.
TWO EIGHTH WORLD WONDER ExHIBI--
TONS DAILY.
4 SINGLE TICKET, ONLY 50 CENTS,
Admitting to each and every Department Chill
dren under nine years half price,
Doors open at and D. m. Grand Animal aud,
Arenlc Ehtree one hour later. apsgt
"ASHINGTON THEATRE COMTQUE.
w MONDAY, April 5, every night and Wednes-
day and Saturday MatineeS. Engagement Of the
great Character Actor, Mr.. j. Z. LITTLE, who.
will appear on Monday, Tuesday and "wednesday
nights and MATINEE in SAVED FROM THE
WRECK, and on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
TIE DETECTIVE. The child wonder, BABY
BINDLEY, assisted by her father. Prof. BIND
LEY. The greatest male character i'm persOnlt0r
and change artist in the world, MISS BL ANCHE
SELWGN. First appearance in WASHINGTON of
the great musical v order, MIR. E. C. CHURCH.
ap5
A VENUE THEATRE-STILLA HEADI
First appearance of Miss Maggie Bowers, the be-
wheeling Queen OF Song. Also, first appearance
of Miss Rose Minter the beautiful PrOtean Artistic,
First appearance of Mr.. James Messenger, Amer
ica's champion CannOn-ball Perfo .mer and Light
and Heavy Balancer. Second week and decided
hit of Mr.. William Devere, First week Of the
laughAble burlesque, The Four PrOphets.' - Also,
"Shamus 0'Brien.'' Shamus O'Brfen and Tom.
O'HalleTon, Mr.. William Deyere. Our Grand Fee
male Minstrel Scene! The old favOrites still re-
| Popular prices IS SO cents. Doors Op.n az 7
ms sstS
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BOOkBINDER AND PAPER.RUl RI

Hc, 471 Pennsylvania ave-, bet. Tenth
and Eleventh sts., South Side
@Boou elegantly or plainly beund. Period
lnA1d neWspapen carefully RttAh AAtos
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NATIONAL THEATRE.
ONE WEEK ONLY,
COMMENCING
MONDAY, APRIL S.
CHAS. Il. DUPREZ. Manager,
Return Visit Of the FayOrIte
DUPREZ & BENEDICT'S
GIGANTIC FAMOUS MIN5TRELS.
Burlesgue Opera Troupe and Brass Band,
Enlarged, Remodeled and Improved,
Composed OF Thirty Picked Artists.
Most Successful, Complete, Powerful Troupe
Travelling.
Recognized as the Superfors Of Min5trelsy,
Introducing Concerts of Merit and Brilliancy.
For further particulars and prices bills and
programmes daily
Seats reserved at Ellis Music Store, In advance,
without extra charge.
Admission to all parts Of the house . cents. Re-
served seats 50 cents. mh292W
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CURRENT NEWSOF THE CITY

WORK OF TTB DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-09
A VENUE THEATRE-STILL AaEADi

First appearance Of Miss Maggie Bowers, the be-
witch ing Queen OF Song. Also, first appearance
of Miss Rose Minter, the beautiful PrOtean Artistic
First appearance of Mr.. James Messenger, Amer
ica's champion CannOn-balI Perfo :mer and Light
and Heavy Balancer. Second week and decided
hit OF MI. W lillian Deyere, First week Of the
laughable burlesque, ''The Four Prophets Also,
cShamus o. Brien.n Shamus O'Brfen and Tom.
O'HalleTon, Mr.. William DeVere. Our Grand Fee
male Minstrel Scene! The old fGvOrites still re-
tanned. Admission 10 matinees IS and . cents.
Popular prices IS and SO cents. Doors Open az 7
O'Clock; erformance commences at s. ans
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The Aveuue Theatre.

This afternoon, commencing at 2 a grand per-
Torrance viii be given BY the company engaged
at the Avenue theatre. In the evening Maggie
Bowers, Rose Minter and James Messenger viii
still be on the stage, and Devere ably assisted by
Jesse Howard, will present his sketches.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-09

ST, PATRICK'S NEW CHURCH,
AT MASONIC TEMPLE,
Ninth and streets. commencing TUESDAY.
April 8, ending THURSDAY, April1S, 1875.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-04-09

In venturing upon this topic, Am not guided
alone BY my one Judgment, but speak upon the
were nearest and dearest to him. His family
physician declares that II he died under the In
huenee OF narcotic the fatal use oft was, in his
opinion, purely accidental This opinion Is ire
sistibly confirmed by the fact that, in the con-
yersation held with friend in his last conscious
hour, he mentioned an engagement for the after
meet his friend the following day, and spoke
eheertully OF bis business prospects and inten-
tons in the coming year; all Of which renders 1t
entirely tmproba Bile that he even thought he was
seriously III, and, much more, that he had any
intention to die. Should II be suggested that he
talked with his friend as he did IN kindness to
his family, and merely to mislead them, and
cause them to think bis death natural, such
superstition is Inconsistent with his candid ma
, 1875-10-13

HuEEF-Thetn HAx not much life In tho uhepp trade,
aud prices ware barely sustained. lssyond supplying
ugbs local demand theFu waz considerable moYe-
ment. and asYrra' iocks left unsold. We guote
penr y medium At taoass.Id, sad good to ciooe At
A.M3t15.
AEFFALO,
HUrFAlo, ~ Y, Oct. observation-disclosures to-day
81 total for tho wCek 6,l:o marlet fIirly active
quality Averages better ID an tho pEocodng week best
quality Of leAyy eattle strong At hat wcvks pricss
medium 70 fair shipping stsefs, good asal, htaAo
A4irsuee common quality oows As,a stock steeEs, lUiA
lbc kdvsuce aalsa, 9,e0v. ~.
Bntxf AND LAABs-neeefph, 100: total for the
weak, t0u: market Motttrxtsy active; dan4ud fair
quality Of oGsEtngs only medium prizes full 4t3,so
1rsf t41t weeks quotations, Eal1s. $500.
HooH-ltscspls 30 total fuE tbs weet, s0Q lntr-
te active 1t yester.lays pfcua; $7basoo for COM
70 bast Y0rkesb; S7.s1sa. for hsaty hogs; to-
day tho market Act.ss, Tho demand exceeding tbs
supply; YoskUts, $7.1bua8.i6 tor very poor; heavy
hogs, $7.ss0A,tu} nc good gFadas Offering; choice
would have brought t..toeas.23; ths prices Quossd
cannet bs talen ~ ! c.1tsEjon for i full supply.
WkTkRToWN.
WATIk1oWN, Oct. 13.-DRKs CArrLt-1secalp4st
1413 tic cooler weather has Rivcn la9Ie hrinuets to
trads prices have NOS improved, bat salss arc
ally QIlsteF; good Largo oIsn eClA 1t sloDo dFesscd
weight; sales of cbotcs u sIrA, 3.9ts
e.;1; hzst quality, $B6Ns9oo; second quality, 45.tUs
SEQ third quslity, t5.t0{a8.UJ.
8Kxxr Axp pLAMns-necsipts, 4.625s trads ID little
brighter e1dAA1 Rssaaa VI ahssp aAlsA In lots 1t
, 1875-10-13

tns I,!!et; mt1cd western, 60' .tS7ic, 0.is.Hmst
wv wsrrsn , ,ni1rd 4if45c; white d. lc9tie. r.,
isAr-Qnfnt ana Unchanged.
IL appHns'slaSs-2ni"t 9" ,.,s FORK steady and arn a,
!nnHe. ilscon-bhoul!cra, iuGc; a,,,rs tstc,
.ms ieStslec. Lard quiet, but stoaiy; tssnsd
lIurrzn-Quict and unchanged,
ro',na1 aT,stans and higher; esuds, s;caaxs,
corrrEN0aiss, but ann and nncl.spa., ''
~ntsxH--Markst dull At silly.
.. rlttLADETpI1iA,
paitAnthrhrA. Oct. 3.-if1norxrX-AdY.ne,
fnUnnin.csss 1o no demand except for b+,.,
% i,gs s1ss., se@as essa.as and oo Do, aa
as4ls-%htss dbl; oLl re,l, u.4la, n: NJ.
is; .iit. H., ts's s.i h,: r.I;o j s~ rs. &
tiea4c; whit, 4s"kn. 4''a'' a'1ea,
WnlsKg-Weatern. SILT.
IiurTER-Firm; New York state mt, p,.,.
tio t5s' az nts' a70 Tolls, sitrs@ x,!s, a.
Ess.ss5f;.@ Tas:aa}i, y;:ts w;:.sr9 v a9e. asxalae
MILWAUKEE.
MtLWArkEEr Oct. i!.-FLouM-qn1c& md nrr,
GnAs-Wle.t qniet and s.a.sty; No, Milm.n...
FL i1ard, 81 .3sh: No. Milwaukee,, 3io. S;.s
.es:e Sss; 'e ao s Nss:n6s 6 ;lS1: %1.;, ~ e ce
rm; NJ. >. 5sc. barley % es.cr; sS1Ha ~ "a. a'.ls T.
I'LL November, el0St9 .07 No. g. t7c. NJ.
antl ateay; No. L. fJn. 9usa
lnoy1s1oss-Quiet and weak. Meas post, ta1r1
f1s1enrts!s' a1s but hrm wheat to nua. ~,
REoEirra-Flour, a,0ao brlr wheat, lssn,,,r
suirAENTs-Flour. 1sou urls; wheat, sftoo uar h,
BUFFALO.
HuFrALo, N. T., Oct 19,-HRAtx-W1eat Ar, 49,,
demand light; tales, 1,o0o bu M. Mw,ukes E,ta saa
$l.10H. Corn Inactive; prime scarce ami h.tt
61n fur No. = Inl1el Wehtorn. Oats lnartjys@. IN T.
Chicago offered at about NC. Ayn neglected ps,.
dill. oAfa3
Farlon1s-Quiet; wheat, rye; corr. e,e. ~.
+kc. 0<tN' aa'
HosToN.
fos1oN. Oct. 1o.-FLoun--HscAdy: fair dsu,,,.
prices Gr.a: Western eurerhns, A.aT3 100: comma;
c1tras, *510 1900: Wlsconsi,i and lhnesot. .,tsa
$d.o5'a winter wheat Ohio, ndlpts md Itlst
Ean te.Mka760; Illinois, $1.bNaB5o; st. Lou, ".
Hsa00; fAncJ btinnrFoa, $'t0t3 aO Corn nrre e't ~
iGtafvc ftr mixed aMl yellow. Ozts-Hoit1.,. = ~
quest; f5t93sc for mixed and white. -
CLEVELAND.
CLKvELAHD, O., Oct. 12.-There was no .nAa,,. =,
tho Board Of Trade to-day, and prices were unrh,p
PETRotEuM-Vory lfnl At full guulatiguo ttsss'
ard ulo tsas], 1o4o; State (l5o tcsi 1tAc, tariss
lots. s-47"a
new ORLEANS.
Nrw OnLEAHs. Oct. II. l2.--rhov1stoHs-1ork ,,u,1 a..
!owrrs Offering at $2s.GQ; buyert Haeon dnii .nS
lowor; l0Ae; l54c: 1875. S
Others unchanged.
, 1875-10-13

Gl1, l.30H1u1 ZIP. ...... l.OO4l<0
METALS AND TINAERs' sTooK-Ths 1uarkst wa
fnthcr quiet. Tho llsagfeesbls weather IL probably
the rfncirai cAuae Of tho sudden failing oil OF orders
and tliera are not 20 many Inducements for country
there hsA been for severa weeks pss.. Prices arc
unchanged. and no immediate chango Ia expected.
si 1,s 1oens d. dtt ae Ell ai, M
go anal. ~ lar s9c. soLnEnNo !, 2oe NO. D. lBc
haaDm4a, ~; s:s W.; iesd piRs g. coRPE.-
Fuli caass. lie; sals. ste. suEkT Iaox-No. 81.
tse 5a's. la''ts 1,a ,soa, 70 = tuslua.s ri d.
i: ilho; ls VI l2si il "a 10 lie; il. ise j.
ass epes asS y I jks toa Do .a, y cant a
kAILs.%srs aa!st 4 ss.lax MT. slaAil lot. are
sfsse movement 10 other Ines ~ss ala0 noted.
rriees .eIo s!sa!y, - follows: Carbon stand-
t5a f xats Il .s diff 81. sss:s e ss:st t. as. ass
i1asIss; extra Winter lard oi tl.1'esEl2; No.. |.
g. ~hs IT, ss ~ :tsS ..I t. S,sssSa s bs 1
rats. sl,lss1 .1i q .1tr., s;o; do ~. ], -;
tssssani sssa a,&a.ss &ss sss. s pass:. M a.s
= ss ssasss " 81:
70 Increased ontrngs which tnaAo the few buyer1
present hold oH for ooneee..ons The cold asagsse-
lew ANAL lo.a of dros.e. poultry ~ In the MARKET
Game NAN abundant aud esspt except pssts!a chickens
Au HaA&ta!u uMfk4 poIQ OF NtucH Mcf4 Hc&rce. Quail
brought s150 per !o1. Va quota spring chick
~. t.stssaoo "a sheksa.. 3:6o3sts; turkeys,
Iastrdgea. G.s0; m4llard ducks. s3.1; small Do,
sl:sitss3oo' ~ pent,on va. quoted It latflsc;
Enthusiastically MA dull aud weak. ApecplAtorf
stoo4 seady to lake the sssd bur not II tls prices
asked fvr It. Primo quoted Il 723 ttd. aud luvee
grades ranged frou. 3l.b4G33.2J. Othsr ketds weso
scarcely mentioned.
BALT-Was fairly sctiyo. II IL understood that tbs
h4ht At Saginaw has elds and that mo4t OF tha stuck
there as psssed tnto the ha,ds OF euncssa. Tho
seock II 84Rlna. n estlMael Ut b,tQ0 LEs IN pack
sKA And ~ lucn moro In ths bins. We quota Rag-
t!av, onondaga, and C.usda, hno. $l.sd; ordinary
so.tse $7o; daily. without bags, 1ee; dstsy, with
> YeAs-lsssaain 1fls. ID e..y: du.roxpxa Nor.
s9a; common ~ good, pnxsusy, eEoioo, nav,
1Ss 11sssoS; ~ Mo 70 xood ss4so eotn!aas asatos;
to pfsme, 6>97uc common, skssoo l1uasuey
choices 7AS7se fatr to good, toa6oc; colonon, 4pc-
JAkAH-Eho!es IT, fRucy nsw. sO4a5u; do fully 4AF tu
prime, 7os75e do cou,auu 10 god, 5s4coc chous 70
ishey oia. es17oe; Rood to pt!aas do sa9ooo; CON-
mon, aat9&Uc. ooLoko-Cho!ce fancy, Ale(1 f.QQ:
asod to Iriue. a4 TO-: comntos. $Q1s4oi,
, 1875-10-13


sumption: e,10a bu wheat, 60G1 bu corn, 1876 bl
oats. l70 bH rye, $40 hu barley.
Tho following grain vaa inspected into store on
Tueeaay morning: 10 cars No. spring. 100 No.
do. 1s3 No. do. u rejected do, cars
grade do tt Hheat}; "A high mixed corn, IS cars
and 1900 hn No. do, 10 cars 1ujocsc to tt6 cor1)
10 cars while oats, % cars No. do u reject.
ed do t4d osts); cars No, rye J md ls,opd
hn No. barley, onrs NJ. do, II cars No. do,
carn rejected do car no grade do Us barley. Total
OBI cars,, 2i0o0 bu. Inalectel OUT u ss bu wheat
s9.9'8 btu corn, $50 bu oats, l,l In rys 1911 uu
hurley.
total Of 6 boats cleared from Buffalo ,sst s.tur-
day. Of which 30 carried out ASSOC bu wheat. Otb-
era took out to8 bu cor, 1G1 73s lu oats and
hrls hour. We noto that tho wheat mostly cleared
for New York tho mtcra nlong thu hue Of tho canal
taking much less than usual.
very hne sample uf No. yellow corn of tho cur
rent crop arrived hero yesterday from st. Louis where
1t sold at 69c rcr bu The fcudcr BayB That 1t 10 part
OF lot Of 4ND bu from farm, that there is
plenty mora like 1t. Tho crop il = very good ono III
the aggregate, but II H. lats for aIl that.
The leading produce markets active yesterday,
with q complete change In character provisions being
strong, while the principal cereals wars weak. There
VIA apparent rcaaon for tho 1AteF fact except In
the Of what The narics at other points being
Grucr corn and oas Dul the tlo Of weakness set
n md sel!oss continued to offer their property freely
through ths sessiou. Tho shipping movement was
Light, and tic buein.tOnr1 showed that cur stocks In
stre increased during tue past week. In the aggregate
fAka frrghta vore Ahada easier, owing 10 the iut-
isrenco Of 6hippers.
Tho election in Ohio seemed 10 make ltttlo difference
10 tho atkcts other than to make sovesal operators
more nervous than usual The decline IN the gold
premium, reported from New York. was not under
stood to have any connocou will the clocsion but to
depend upon tho foatige prico Of foreign exchange.
Tho tendency Of the movemant wa 10 loaacu to
, 1875-10-13

fell nd 70 tho average Of the preceding evening, With
an eAaicf feeling III lots for prcsent delivery. md
hr1nness!n tle fnnRrr orttona Therc tnnsrra'a
inquiry for conas,mron+ Sa1cs wrrc reported u 40
hris cash st 3Has: 70 Lsk ln at tA.lo; 7"U hrn sell
er tlie month at tEl'na!.a24 f,.a iris tcrt TIM
year At $9 3na 90 1rIa ssilrr January aud Fc-
EaTy It $is.ls; and 1000 brlt scIicr February AZ
$iD2ta 10. 20. T1snl 5.ED Iris. Tho market c't.cd
tAme At t1770 sclier iho month S3o,N sallrr No
vcmtcr <la.30 al9..s9k aellrs tho yrar; tla.l24
I.An1,-Wna III better demand, aud adssnced MA
tic per I'm la, with not many SELLERS Liverpool VIA
gunlc al pr II iIr lnwfr, '" Srw York wat strong,
an .hstr VI: ,ssr s,ns n s"se ID sr anon;e ~
caul At $ta 81, 2uDtsN seller thr mnttA nj fl1N@
l4u; iN te rcef tiir year nt flli5 .sl1.an; LOU
lcs seller January at s12:i24tal2li: 40 tcs seller
DceetuIrr and ja.satv Al cs .cl1cr January
aud February Al s2 t3 mud ,2o tn seller February
At f31.Ata2.39. TntAf. GuN tk. The MArket rIt%el
ste y at t!J4! rash rtil.r Grtorr fl15,4S W
$I7.l5 for January.
MsAts-Wsre very quiet, and norntns1fy ataa.ly THO
only sAes tc1attch wcrr Of 2Go ..s stnlirrs rrj-
TssH sarn1s; ~ e. ksm mt.licxrA hams on do and
sasrf, and q,te1' At VIC lof Shoulders. lJvc ,tl,
and We Aske4 for short ra ant lie It'd viii, lie
asked far short clears. Summer lo;s In Light
stock; quoted At v.A,',e sor shoulder. loose; l.n
lt'4c for stcrt elsars. ,iu ewtet.r.rkIe,s hatns.
l;ltA average. .ta':Ar grcrh hams, iltslASe. Eur
long clear, lotc for .tnrt cloa.a all loosc, ssd
lDtc for 1onE and short elnrs boxeI tia for Snvt
e.leo for hamr. luz Tor shoulders. 1875 for shos.
rils. hnI lit,c for short ciear,-alt lacked.
unrAsE-Wla quiet nt 7ha?r.
bEEF rlsoplCTs~~Were luirt aud uomtnatly
$2a.Snt2:3.'n for hams.
TALLow-Quoted Al 9Adaa,tc for packers.
, 1875-10-13

II, dated Oct, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,too
renrca It, 17a,s Il V Of Dcapla!ucs 1t, n t, Az
11l9h II. datesl sr1tt. ~, ......,....... 1.1N
iiaL II t.tc, sent, Observation-Disclosures. e l,1a
NonfIt GIFT LIMITS wIrnrf A RADIUS Or MILE or
CCUAT-HOuRE,
Len 1t. 117k Il n Of 8.hool 1t, Q t, ,ll2NxiI3a-15
II. dated 1tpf. 2........., .......,.....S loo
eouTH or CIR 1rM1ra WITHIN A AAnIcs OF NfLEs o.
coUnr-nnrsE,
Indians av, 1T5 1f0 It . Of Nfty-thtrd IT. VT,
24xl4a IT, dated Oct R.............. .....$ 1000
1tnrrta H. lut It " of BtewArt ~, II I, 241
i9a zion, da.4d oet. Observation-Disclosures. 7s0
, 1875-10-13
REAL ESTATE.
The following instruments Hero alsd tu. record
Tuesday, Oct. IL:

Ihs following Instruments Hsro filed tus rscost
Tuesday, Oct. IL:
. CITY FRDtEMTY
North Ala q, 12l It ut LAkost, " T. Dx1,9
Flo r. dsted Sept. .l7.,,........,,,,.. ,u
1olsT y. w 4 u lows st, v 7, i0I1lWt Il
=. ", j. ~; 4; =, =; t
17nn ot Iwsuty -aetoad st, n I, 1a14a Il,
dated April n, 1874. 6m
Oroveland lark ~, WI II Of Thirty. ht.t II. 0"
II, trlAngulsr lot Ut 3a1l0lA and 37x II.
.t. a.sed oct a,su
dated oet. .7.::.:..,...:..:..... 8,G
lnwhukes ~, 20 ns . Of Division 1t, ~ t.
9ai2a q, dated Oct. .8.....,..............., 2W
1h'stssota plsoe, . cor Of Psulina st, I, 2iI
81 IT, datsd oat. .G.......,...,............ g.. p,
Lincoln st, NO II Ut Augusta 1t, . 1, 451l45ft,
West Aouros st, ~ 2 1u II " Ut CaiiIorui. ",
nf, taa1A Il. dated Oct. II I1hu l.. nacl-
ner 70 Johu Van Felt}. elt}......,......,.....,,, x,0l
Maxwell Il, Is II Of chRtou ut. u, 25alla
, 1875-10-13

I1Ods-Tho hog tratu openel fairly active and rom
no important variation from Mondays quotations.
Trailing ~ At s1.7sa8.4s, but tbs dayi work was
principally accomplished at t1.761a7.Hs for ordinary to
good, snooh Light tsroyoe suI a. $7.n37s0 for poor
70 good tesvy. Thu 4nality averaged poor. uost Of
the dEoyn4 requiring 10 10 " HortcLH Into salsbto
shape. Late aAlss vera At fully tie opening rates
, 1875-10-13

rates for borrowing vero 6-a4 Lilo, asl l-s., mad
164 poz cent per dia. At tho cloao oAps wasp made
oak,
Governments we're steady.
Railroad bonds weto quiet.
State bouda uere dull.
The stock market vas strong and higher In cary
dealings, The sdsance ranging from y to J.. After
midday, however, there waa reaction, whia
Missouri psciao dropped from 10 70 14B, and Union
Pacific from % to 81. Northwestern fen on from JsK
TO s5]s, prafarretl from 5ok 70 AK, Lake
shore from OK to 5yH, Hook 1slat,ti
from c2% to g. racitio Alal from 81 sa., Western
Union from 7s1s 10 76, ohtos from lG1z TO 1876 lam
nbal 81. Joseph from IL to i7k aud ths profe.1ed
tro1a = 70 a. Michigan Ceutral roso from b5t; to
odt. Al tho second call tho market was atcsltes and
prices reeoreted x to 4. Btocss wrak aud iowur
a,1ng Tho Last hour Of busneta tho decline Luiug w.
sstga y rumor circulated In hc Exchange of inl
fsr common and 70 494 fur preferred, III. Paul g
1a.e 'f sps9a nga .a .sM "a e ~ fo5 preferred
t9 lo' Ohio y w. nav Jersey Contra. 10 IDS i, snd
Michigan fla: o.n'sa Lot. Missouri Iaeiac 1ec6veroI
Difeetore snd Missouri racnc 1ockholdo.a heid con.
ference tosJ " regard TO shs inability " tho former
laets stoct Tho Atlantic 1actac Directors stated
that they sre willing !sna sczp for dividend Lid
rs5oE.ts &c t..s .s n A. r
1eny snd take back 81. NO Of tAclr honda o(ao Tor
So44tfn Ihe grost earnings Of tho Pacific Of M,txoud
company ios tas 5s'r. from Jul, J. III, 70 Sept 3o
]enst. for s.e s.us tuna et6, sa.ing nst earn
Ing. a. Dhbursea,enl4 Tor c s,tup pcrsnI
duct net cpts, s4yy.15 showipn MI ~In ~. ~ r.
sasia: Tas - 'sfoas a.rtisnas p.l3 u stociholder.
4s05o.0oo. T!e funlol dclt sootyd III lii I'll aI.n
tho dscfease Of aroas earsa fos ntrs a,nt,s II IT,
preeent year y compared with 1914 ks7u57 Tran.
Actiotn q TIE btoea E4chine xcse lG4Np shsres ~
which 2g o0o we!s Pacific Mall, ool Western Jim, ~
~ oou Northwestern common, $3.50 rsrfsrIe,. Hpa1t
st. laul common, 100 Ircferred, 40el Iii. AK
Lake Shore +,too ohios, aoGa Uniuu lacac srd ,i
Missouri Pacific. ~s"A A's''"
Money market easy at aH9aE. 1rtma mcre.nt,l.
paper, bhN7. -A's's
Guslon.s Feceapt1, <391, 900.
The AhxAt4nt Treasurer disGurssd tgs,10o
Cle4rtpgs, 80 Ooo, ,0V0.
E1poFts Of produce &, ,877, 900.
Ht4flinf exchange, 47p time; kSJs< tarnsrd
, 1875-10-13
All Kinds Of business Heavy and
increasing.
The Clearings at the Banks Yesterday
%4,000,000.
The Produce Markets Active---Pro-
visions Strong.
Grain Generally Weak..-Wfcat and Corn
Heavy, with Light Shipments.
FINANCIAL.

In an the rsst history Of Chicago tho volume Of
business ntvfr large, anil never btfore was tho
entire al+enes of speculation mo1e arparent Ltka
tho mighty 81. Lawrence, It moycs aong with trc.nen-
dnuA fore; hul unto that Crcat rvcr, II increases
steadily In volume and III power every scar. Tho
vast area from Which tlst business comes It's In
crease in population; their batter modes Of eul-
tiraaiug tho ruil, aud u1s grcater numter Of
fAs1ns constantly extending our rich rratrIes,
fully sccount for the facts 10 which our conl-
erriA tables bear wisnefs. Another oletncnt III t,e
rrosfcrtty of the Northwest il the cl,ra,eniug Of
freight to the aehboaEd for two yeara paa, dun
to the competition that has sprung np This year
ffetshs by lake and railway hare eeu down to bot
tom ngurn. and at leaat ten 10 hfteeu ,nilIoe more
avcd In This wsy, wilt be hldcd Ia the substantial
capital Of tic Northwest
Thcrs waa fais business lninR Ut tho banks, with
discount rAtss lrm At most Of them 1t 10 ler rent
Only ono or two Of tho bnnks havo ANY cheaper nancy
and they IN raro casrs on call or short time.
Blrcnt rates nominal At 8&la per cent, with rahrr
moro papcr ofortng consequent there bsdng iltts
II any surplus at tho banks. Money al ronud II
eloaez though all the legitimate wants Of customers
are chcerfH!ly mat By tho banks.
Exchange was par to 2Io discount.
The clearngs were Il, ,U0O. l.--+ane - Monlny,