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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-01-16
TRAINS.
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0V tuC VI ANloN otNtiouCi y
mt forget that the Band
ne Of their enjoyable prone
Oncerts at Town Hall, Satur,
ening, the 10th.
nday, Monday and Tuesday
re extremely cold. Sarcely
Q mercury rise above zero
metimes it fell from 20 to "a
This wednesday, after
he weather is much more mild
gro are strong indications of
10 proprietors Of the 80 cent
have made arrangements to
in another place, and will re
town only a few days longer.
y should improve the oppor-
to buy really nice goods at
Nv figures.
| ;. H. b. Flanders, well.knOwn
vicinity as a skillful and sue
physician, has located per
tly in the J. A. Hardy house
village.
sa Low, Esq, died at his res,
in this village, on Saturday
,ed 80 years. For half a cen.
lr. Low was one of the most
business men in this part of
tate, and probably did more
any other person to build up
'aw business to Bradford. He
EN- in feeble health for sever
., and his death was not un.
ed. We hope next week to
' brief sketch of his life from
u of one who has known him
'eral years.
le annual meeting Of the
,rd Scientific Association was
/ their rooms on Wednesday
G last. The meeting was full
nded and considerable inter-
infested. The following Off
ere elected:
ident. DR.. j. B. Ormsby.
President, and Librarian. Col.
II Farnham.
etary. G. B. Durgan.
sMrer. Chas. Fl. Harding.
itor. Henry q. McDuffce.
,Mtiue Committee. II. G. Day,
u. II. Elliot, E. e. johnson,
Icancies.
IAN NJ of MatoOn, Ill.,,
lat a saloon is just the place
5 to have u meat market; to
Ros replies that if Dan will
er into this section of the
Mountain State he'll make
nto mince meat in a very !
Dt manner"
ygravatine-On such a day as
onday, when the mercury was
). below zero, to receive a let
I'M a subscriber in Denver,
closing thus: "On January |
,rcury stood AZ dogs. above
nd we hardly know from the
of the air that it is midwin-
We think no one in this vicin.
the shadow of a doubt as to
t that it is "midwinter."
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WEST FAIRLEE. The Bond
school house, so called, was burned
between IL and 3 O'clock on the
morning of Friday the 9Th inst. No
insurance,
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NOTICE..

Nv wife Ellen P. McDuffee has willfnlly
and vronpfully deserted her husband and has
taken the child, therefore will not pay any
exDences or bills of her contracting after TINS
date. D,,rrEC
Bradford, VT, November 10, 1874.
When absent from Bradford business Men
can find me at my saw mills in East Corn.h
II. G. Med.
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CORINTH. The Dramatic Club of
this place will give dramatic and
musical entertainment on Friday
evening, Jan. %. "ClOse Shave"
''The Home Guard" and brother
Bill and Me" will be the bill present.
ed.
Widow Peter Powers is one of
the smart old ladies of which there
are several In this section. She is
now So years of age, can read with.
out glasses, has all her faculties un.
impaired, does her own work aud
thinks that she can out work doz-
en- such girls as grow up nowadays.
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NORTH THETFORD. Edmund from
over the roaring Connecticut, when
over here ono day last week, had u
little misunderstanding with King
man. AT one time there was some
pretty loud talk betokening a fight;
but it did not eliminate worth a
straw, and we lost the chance to
write up the particulars of row.
G. S. Cook of Concord was in
town last week. We understand
that he is negotiating with G. H.
Hosford for his services to argufy
Insurance for that well-known Com
pany he representative Equitable
of New York.
AT the church meeting on Mon
day evening Of last week, Mcssrs.
e. &. How, A. w. Jacquith and G..
l.. Downer, were chosen executive
committee, and H. P. Cummings
collector.
S. G. Arnold has bought Slack's
blacksmith shop which he proposes
to run in connection with his farm.
At the anvil or the plow Mr.. Ar
mold is master of his business.
Albert is cutting ice and filling
ice-hOuses at low figure-4 cents
per cake. He reports ice Is inches
thick, and never better.
The old things in and around our
Telegraph Office are being made
new. Looks better, Eugene.
Palmer certainly means business.
He is drawing 80 cords of wood per
day to the Station. MAX.
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TO FL 3 III r. IL MlE
LIVE BAIT constantly on hand anu 'o' '"-o
Apply" G.r. CowDRY.
.- Bradford, vt.
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Drd, VT, Jan. IS, 1878.
Deal MI TIERS.
ADFORD POST OFFICE.

kADFORD POST OFFICE.
CLOSE. DUE.
In Mail. Is 4. Me-. = y. n.
IN Mail. ..... go y. M.....u y. n,
u Mail ...... 3. y. M.....IO A. y,
T. New York $50 T.. M..... "a. N.
ours from 7.3O 4. N. to $50 =. N. Sun
1880 to | PM
TRAINS.
GOING SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
h =. 1898 A. N. Mail train, 3.l6P.M
lain 3.ISP. NJ Mixed train 4. SO AN
ght Il.5OA. N. Way Frgt, IO.l0A n
the new regulations persons can ride
It trains provided tickets are pur
stations.
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EAST 1HETFORD. The David
Wilmot place was knocked down to
Alden WilmOt at $21OO.
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take this opportunity to inform
nv patrons that my store in Pier.
mont will be closed after Dec. 18th.
w. II. GANNETT.
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PIERMoNT. The political cam
paign in New Hampshire opens with
the Democratic Conventions, that
seem to be unusually we'll attended.
The Gubernatorial at Concord boast
ed CSC members, lacking but half a
dozen of the maximum number.
The A delegates from upper Co.
hos" were all there, some of whom
travelled 275 miles to drop their bal
lot in the hat. The Congressional
at Charleston was also full to the
brim, being scarcely a missing dele.
gate from the four counties. So al
80 of the smaller conventions as far
as holden and heard from.
If the Republican Conventions
are numerically as strong it will au-
ger a campaign of unusual spirit,
even for. the Granite State. R.
The farmers meeting next Tues
day, at Town Hall, under the aus
pieces of the Board of Agriculture,
promises to be one of unusual inter-
est. 1t will commence at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and continue through the
day and evening.
Deacon Martin recently killed
hog which weighed 562 pounds.
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OXFORD. Mrs. Nathaniel Russell
slipped OIL the ice one day last week,
and falling broke her leg.
Tuesday morning the themome-
ter stood at 80 degs. below zero.
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Her Stock of Millinery Goods
will be found
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Fresh arrival of blank books
at OPINION Stationery Store.
, 1875-05-29

Withdrawn from store on Thursdsy for city con.
sumption: 3lss bu xh et 3.oas hu corn, SD bu rys
A1f bu barley.
The following gEa1a was iuapeetsd iu.s stors on
kfsaAy 'aorninqt - cara No, spring, 10 casz
No. , do, 10 carr No. do, cars rejected DO fies
wheA9; u cars high mixed eoru, ldl cars No, 4
10, IS earn reiocttd d. car uograds do t:i3 eosn}
car whlss oats, - cars No. do, . cars fojeeted
10, cass nograAs do az oats) nllo 1890 tu No,
do W canal; cara No. ryo. rs;ecled do ca.s
.fo. barley. Tet4l it,s ca1s}, 20 100 bu luupected
out: sT,1i hu wheat. t,ass tu corn, ASA bu eata,
ga bu rye, 9I1 bu barley.
The Board Of Trade Will sdtousn 1t o'clock to-day
in honor Vt the Aerpxs who died u defense of uat,,a
country leu tp ntlsen yssrssgo.
Tie crops In Minnesota rspostad - lookpF very
dne,
nenta1 Of the Hoard Of Trsde. noted sos h!a sen-
tens.oua way Of putting thipRs, 1kcl ,hs Other
day what hs thought about wheat. Weli," replied
la, tAs who's thing u lu nutshell. Ftys million
| bushels here, aud George Armour IL in Europs. ;"
That I. p.iu. castAnly hut everybody l. not obliged
TOT the snaaecuoa.
For tho hret ti1a In many Je.rH the Fart ID auppiy.
!nH seea 10 tho He4t. Que c1ua1HI.Atun firm III thll
ty AA4 received or.ess from ssyxF parties M Kapass
and Maaour ios ssed cora. to the aggregate ID aLout
8.Ve In. eud has teieyraphsI 10 DutIAfu, Utica saJ
other inints f1r ths re4u!red supriy. Ths s,s Arm
sant haekxheat seed to H. Joseph, No.. On Thury4ay
AL ths y nsslut 10 sepl4nt l1ri proy1ouay tetdrl
And get THEY ~ tltEs 2s2xshoppers Or that
| t4at0 any thnJ only como fuE fun,
Tia ls.4liuS pFo4usa aassasts wars dull ,&dAslAy
, 1875-05-29
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FlN4ANE1A1A

Beyond mo rsual routine count<r tns'uefs thtfs
wra nothing doing yesterday Il tbs hantt. T'a con-
ttpt,ed du1Iatss H. for the keafon. unprecedented
F1ver In ths history Of the city probably. hAva Tbs
most carefully matured ont4tona evcn OF cur most
oansss7ars NTH. Ia regard to the spring bualnrsa'
been ~ greatly At fault Everybody erHscsed farly
active trade IN our leading staples Instead Of the dull.
ncas % long continued that has become decidedly
oprssssrA Last years. crop In mort sactIbns was
fs1r average In anonnt and Of good quality. Annry
Ia al business coatrts waa never 70 plenty aud ~
cheap. And right hers lkoy to md the cansss
Of The stagnason which seems 10 hass fallen upon .ho
eb.nneta Of trade. Not ony In tho cities,
bus among the poopia In al tha surround.
iuK slatcs, money has been an1 atlil
Ia plenty. tancc they have sant Il hers 10 10 tiStn
A margins, and the vnHt Rmouut Of farm products IN
sore hero II du* morn to tho nerve and tho money o
country dealers than TO those In own CITY, Wlth'h
the lsst faw days ih1r margins have toen wiped opt
At lively rue. and how long they will "rut up no
tody eau predict. This mnfortuns IL that neariy -
fast ~ prices have fallen here they hsys tett'td III
New York, OF course The inevitable laws Of cetn.'
,utrcs viii In duo limo adjust all hase matters, and
trade viii again rove OIL In \ ateady volltmo.
Nnws from other centres shows that hni'neaA IL fay
u active In Chclgo In other ctics. New enser-
rr,scs arc generally avoided. and capitalists ara d
thor wits ends 10 !n safe anlproatabla employment
for u cir funds. Several have boen hers during tha
weak. B,tisfactory loaus could nal bo hal. Some
hxvt ctt whi1s otos looking for real sStac, gc1-
orally near tho bt.t!ness centrs Of Tho city.
Our commercial columns ahov that tranmc:tous on
The Buarl Of Ttudp mainly In options. Those in
ayalu for shipment merely nominal. This cattle
yards furu!al nearly all tho Eaatcrn exchanges upon
the MARKET.
To customers uaua1 the banks charge 10 per
cent WhiIo cali and host loans approved collatesns
can be had 1t Gas per cent. Money abundant.
On tho street scarcely 2ny paper u Offering. Tbs
nf3i Art
Nov York exchange Ia a BhR1s frmcr. but No heard
Of opIy = single sale Abovo par. That was 1t &c
rremlutn for $1,000. We noticed consdsssbls iu-
quiry AmonR The mercantile banks.
The hank elsarInGs waro $3,7joooo.
NO HOLIDAY.
Tie set Of My o., 1871, making The so.h Of lfay,
commonly called Decoration DaS legal holiday, pro-
.1des that: "Whcn tiat day fails tha drst day Of
tbs week tho day preceding shall be holiday, tnd
IT shall b lsvsn, 10 require payment Of sit notes,
cheeks and bills Of exchange due and payable auch
holiday 10 10 mado tho secular day next previous
thereto"
According to this law, tbs banks might have required
a raymcuts t1us today and tomorrow Sunday to Ia
paid yesterday. paper was started by Eon.s one
rropostng 1Gssen,eut that hanfs shou1d oassrve to.
dsy hut, as received oulJ few sGuauren, thA mt
tar droprel This banks viii ihetefoEs do busness
to<lsy Al usual.
There IL very lits doing here in stocks and bondl.
Tho following are ths quotations:
, 1875-05-29

Tie following Instruments we're nlsd for record
Friuuy, May Is:
CIT Fnorrn7r.
Vest Polk At, cor Of Irving place, I, 19s
we.se1s ~ II aS.ta s7 W. ~ Il Fts1e H. is1,ia
It. With on,!a.ns., l.tsi M, :t,,.:.::..:; 10000
a1n Ms,a. r. H. e.. nsy ss + 4s.ls H. with 1900
r'sSrso; III .is 4 q noy1s az ,o,o
Same as tAs sbors, dated May 2l........... 1,ooV
The premise, No. IT. Hubbard ut, dated April
wentworth ; A. IjSS i oi Thirt;iti st.
/, 5vslaS Il, d4tei NaY H.. 1880
ssath Dearborn Il. lta 2:lo 4 !. q Twenty
Haynes It, 10 II. Of Archer ~, VI, 2szlia'; -,
Il. lated My 27........................... $40
Ashley = ?. T. y ot Lincoln !, = *1sioo IT, ~,
angle u 7s Il, *1th buildings, dated Nay g. 1850
Nobo It, 78 7:i9 e Of Dlansh' 1t, H. part Ct ,oo
weas twenty -secopd Il, v cor ot netlwoi
st sf 133if Il to l!i.rnau u, dated Nav II. 1900
Howe 1t, 70 II . Of Sophia 1t, 1, :Gxl24 a-loit,
The S pretaiss, a So. isl iaiiana AZ. dated nay
rissse *, I'd q: Il Ts.aiy. St. WV
lis It, dato1 May as 1900
W; ns IL: s spsins' Il .'5st:sn as!:s NJ, t. 600
s:;s Xsi Il; N.sia Il 7is' q iiass,:i' no
West Diyision It. : . cor Of Samuel it. a I, s9s
III Il. tatel aiay Observation-Disclosures, 1fgo
NORTH or CHI LLN{lH, within 4 hAuIE2 OF NlLL
xA0M o0unC-NouAk.
sheflcld nr, 100 Il Of schools At, " I. iox1os #,
1et % as LICK 3 II, H.,cn.wooi, i.ie siay :5 ,oo
Lots j and 10, Dibck ,, Kedzls's Addition to
I,avenawpod. dated May 10. ........ ....... 2,cu0
sou1H or GIFT LItifTf. WITHIN HADlus Or N1LIs
FnoI couHI-NocsE,
Greenwood ~, TD # of F1fsy.fourth st, Of,
32x1Ic Il, dated MAy 9a.....t............,s 1,cs3
Lot 1ll, U,osk ., aRanna part 4 SEQ. Z, ".
hams lot, i1to1 3fay t0.......,..-.....+... 1,UU0
Los TO II, ploek2, Hoseda!s, dnted aay a. l.13a
SUMMARY Fon TILE WEEK.
The following Is the total n1nonns Of es1 and suh-
urtau transfers, within rAd,us Of soeA from tho
toust, td for record during the week ending
Friday May %: City--8alcs u; consideration,
{5ia,So. Nprih Of city l!mit.-s4,ee, 8: eonsilers-
tlon fl'2s0. South Of city nmtts--S4lea, 81 cou.
sidefnuou. {1l7,4E3. weat nf city umIas-sslfs, !;
consideration, s.1 Totst saisa IA; total considers
tiou, $Gjl. .0lJ,
, 1875-05-29
low. o.ss In modsrss. demand IL .74asoo 10, ,,t.

anH wh,ts IL 'n0's1Sts oe"ahd - .7s0eoo for m,,a
""1 "H''s' ...
f,srrx.- n Ga"ciSSATI. IN ~
M ,,,. -- '0"
f.orn Am Ut ueh.t ua ,na hoHhai fad, t1.2t31
tnci,n~t m n.atn MmS""9sna: " SOL O.t' quI.t acf
IA Ifs,i.sv 1:n ~, ~ mtl ls.'et al" @eaAs $iltA
f,ita-tjochsrrtI @ ~ '''s'sl'as"'
E,,m.f,'Int s,si -.... ~,
nr nt,rrxsI.r,niis unM sn,t Tuan nici, nc:
CftersE.f,utst ssi m hs;c.,
1novr.1oxs-rn.k s,e.dS ;'ins,is nn.cerate d,m,r,.
W ollie. fnk mra,s H.atr s.r ,oa Mas, iis; st.!e,
shpttltier4 A. "a 4aie: nis,r r ). ai, oemand
i14c. Bacon steady, nolo.as ,ienauJ sr ,eear
12sn, 'Soi IKE;
wulsxr-sleaay mo1rrats demand. ti,,
N,twtrrrv F''t'
MILWAUKEE, Nsy ahHFInua-,,uu a., .
nnm{uai ' ''"""'i Ana entirely
UnAtx-Wlst4t weak: No, 1 EfIIw1nhs. oa,< -.
d.. vic Junt, zoe; Jnly, D7c Carr, htr. I> 40.
f4c, Oats steady: Nd o s1c liz. 1rIs!5 No.
$l.o0. Blrlry dull; No, ., iAc. 'N 4o'c'' NO !,
rnovtstoxs-A aInds lower. l1c.* nort Gin o,,
l9,6Q, Primo lard. hto1m 14Lo krtiI. III tft.%a
0nAts FariaHrs-lnac I've. 70 Buffalo. IL ssNs:
, 1875-05-29
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YOBH,

New Yoat, Ma, s-whs,.~-Msrses dull
for No. Chicago. an0at: Sis for No. A,lraale<,
aaoat; s!1' for No. spring; for un-
ssassa Tow, u, ind Mns,.sts u, :yFss sseaaa 70,
, ., o. No.
adj ia oond saa ;ito sor stats; sa,a. Of $500 bu
osn.a. 10 ssriy, in bond On p.lys,o terms. Barley
quiet .nd nasaanasd. Corn duli; sales q 44,ooo bn
At TO Tor aoft Western mixed, and Ba2 for good to
rni1.a w.r,srn and 1aaTss far vhit, wes,,rn
AoV,sfoSs-Alddles arc quos At l9'so Tor ety long
ess oaq esr.
fair 10 good renang quoted Il eosxo; prime At 40;
Non. 10 ind Il Havana ss st9 ~. codee-Aartet
Massodbo, 3o9a2o in gold.
.1th1"rhnese IL ~ iar inquiry u "seaof pficeS
3a!e to,oI0 ~ II "AteaIG
wHisSI-nsmaad limited md prasss easier sales
100 bFls It $l.1aH@t.l9.
ss % xs ' % , s' ,, ss.s,; x:s:, ,s :.
TO L.etpool by team go n. saeese at a. To Lon
=. H. .nd 400 bu sr.tn to Iirerpool b, wi Al esd.
nvx ro.. Ia, ssrsonnr.s.;n @'a,s lr i, ox ,r,,.
moderats dsn4snd: snrerns westsrn md ststs. r.
ooo oftrs ohio. s..oaS 90; ST. Louis, $i6s5a.95
Aye -four nFm tl4o3B.oo.
CoRN.MK4L-Quiet 4ud Astn We1tern; k.f0 3+.10.
s-Mneat-Ateepfs, ~ QUO bu 10 ser: better
demand NO. Apflng- 3i.19G31.30: No. ChtesHo.
xt.l091.laN; do Milmaukse. N.l4; No. dc, $t.l8 |:
NorthTeatern. St+1l@1.l2H; ungrnded Iowa and Mn
1esoa snehne' a:9!9e 81 g; .1hssr soa %osts5n t?S9
Rya dull and declining Canada IL bond. D3o:
Barley quiet and unrh.nGed: Malt auet and
So iu lI.n,ted dsmsnd miasd ves..ra. 1ss71a:
yellow doi 11as2e oats-1,eceirts. 1900 'bn; dull
and heavy; nhised Weatsrn. 12ts7aa vhits ID, TX
97lc.
HAy-Htasy shipping. es@7co. -
dnocgHtRs- -uotres nrln good dtmsnd: Hio. 15@
1sko Sugar dull aud nominal: fair to good runntuQ
8a5Ac; pima, SIC; tct3ned, heavy II YNG8llAo,
Ao'asss1 dull and ileavJ. hico ou!at and 1r1n.
FxTnotEdn-Excsted; raifaeG, l@e; crude, 7s.
srr1ltrs ,1n, Tuassx5ns--ste4dx; 1sS ,s..s saHs.
c}1u1lHAJ. Cut Nifirn
, 1875-05-29
LAKE MICHIGAN.
Alsfnkr.A

II Nss raining barl Ill dry yesterday, bu shers wss
hardly e,olgi Wind W MI asai1, whtah f4cf, ho~s'et
.u.j " sassd !upoa by I'm ,ginsavS tnAsas rel
porter 10 wEits, up ful Tic basin ~
shs doe&s unusaaly dull. Owing 70 ths Es.4 and
contrary x!uIs but fsx vas.ea s1slyul IN putt. oa
, 1875-05-29
NIAt1FIs s.'sssA*'sss sst+t1'.'sF
An INFORMANT DECtBIoN.


Aver, aou cs.s ssx ssns ds:m Il n. one Of gross r
It, Hsrt~e ca:h!er Il tue su rselsury II Doa.
ton leut H. ", c47ssF, of the firm OF MeIen. Ward
sf III III. .SS sass !.
% ho Stats Bank for ths amoun wnirl accepted
by the Cashier, though there were no fnu1s 10 meet
ien. and the terchsnts' Bank cashad them. With th.
rrosse4, Of .hess cl.eks, gud sere.es ~eTs bought
pec.ed that aftsr .rtwslls .onry bad been counted
10 would iGad It sg.ia y Melleu, Ward Co., mud
but H1rxel stoppsl and contcs'od hla previous guilt
Ths Government. e soufee hsa tle god Cet!itea:es
ha ssa nd ss y m to
thein u having bceu bought will, its money These
grave Irregularities al around occurred ln 1861 sud
the han only been do 1dttl. Tho decision IN
in favor Of Tho uauk IN lha rOuu4 that II by thu
fault Of u. ,.srnseats cashier that hs nonoy h4A
and confession that Il La! Teen obtained anl rc,ancu
There Il nothing 1ai1 Of the irteCuI*ty ef ths bank
N - s xt
Psl!y, IN .hs 1saa ths: - gong o. ana Which
a fsts '9e ss On as
COUNT Of its IL thu sufferer Aas been aqua
somewhat similar eaas occurred In Canada be-
tween Two mnks The sgsat Of tho Oily usnk Of Nom
us'l at IN Qaslee isnt e stoskLroker i4rge suM.,
ss.nt biz Ionthy bs.ueos, hs soetSsotsl
naoeed Tue Cashier of ihs uauk OF Moutrea III Qsu.
" bsars Of The hank Of honlra taess bogus ehcess
rs Tsts aas go01 Ss shsets oa Tho oy Link
ss hiss'' Of " Il. u n.us 0fsi &
.aespe sb.es: Il.
" ni.ts Tho cy H.us sxsns II r'sh wheh wsrs d.
sLtsd p.y,nes holne thss the ias. csonssa so t..
CITY hahk. that ths see.saw Of bogus checks was
ss .ass H. ss sGs aS T. I 'is S,:
Cashier lad - .utholsy 70 aoe.tt sae <. w'tsoas
running away. These pleas. however, lid avail It,
Tho C4aasss had bren authorized 10 represent ths
CO Gss a auas.t: easts
bad nothing 10 do w:th tbs question whtEhyr ho
eept.nes w.s u.ads with Or Without tun4. nor win
nay fu!ss Of anllatlon4 With Which ths balk bound
III Cashier.
Ths to be sound doctrine, which, II adopted
hers would uIset *o.us lecihuus that decl.rt
xhsa !sslt .sei.sd od,ssrs e.sssi 't II. powell
zh.t thsse po~sra ats uhieas every person who deall
wtn bsnl. or ttust Sonp1uy, or Insurance company
cAattsssT but thu oilesn Should know whss thest
powsss .ss .s sssf .s saeesa them ths hank.
tlsm III good faith. "'"
Latest.
EEw IoRK, May ss.-Moasy sasy Il ~. Trim
Mercantile paper, 1Ha1.
sterl.ug hrmsE; ssa49ts1 for pi1ty-day, md 4sss
atso for sight.
Dry sools imports for The vstk, Il, OK, 100,
customa receipts, $2o3.oto.
Gold a,rong opening Ut lts,f, declining to ITO. "a
closing 1t lux. Borrowing raies, lGat rer Aaauss
and l.s4 pae diem. Loaa4 wers also mazda Dat,
Tho Assistant Treaausex disbutssd $4,000.
Clsarlnss, &.s,04o,oto,
Tie spscis shiprasnh for tomorrow viii grobsh1
b N,9sv,ooo.
Governments and railroads nru,. State bonds quis
Ths Stock Exchange today ~as ths aceus Vt XIV
, 1875-05-29
TELEGRArll1C NtARKET REPORTS.


FOREIGN MARKETS.
. sssttAl N,sp.stA 10 rAs Ehreayo ftthuas.
1ttfknsoot4 Ms5 1s-11 1. ua-fLoun-Ho. =, 2is;
Nh. 32s.
anl1r-WheAt-winler, no. T. n; Ma. I, "a Id;
'prtng. No. g. Sd No. l, 81 1od white, No. = ~:
No. j. 0s I'd club. No. 2 0s 2J; No. L. - El receipts
for The laat thres days 5000 qrs 5000 boing Ancr
can. cern-So. 2, ats si /; No. l, Ills ID.
FBorrtcNs-port-14s. Laed-G41.
LlvEnrooI, May 9s-1 p. m.-corn, dis. neft u,f
changed.
1lyKnpoo1, May 7s-o =. m-nnEApsrurrs-Dul
whoat-Whise. No. 4, 81 lid; club, No. p % ID; No.
I, % ID, sprsng No. 2. Il ~. Corn, No. als; No.
1, Ills "a.
I.AHn-S5s olae4a.
lteat unchanged,
LIvrhfooI, HAY 7s-4 p. m.-Unchanged.
l1vxnfoo1, My 2e-Latest.- Htats
westsrn, Al.
onArs-wheat-No. 4 10 sprtus, 81 4dass lid.
Coru-MIxet, ais Cd.
pnov1s1osa-f0rk-Vestern 73s I'd EAsttrn, s9a
Cd. Dcef-7as Cd. Lari-Amcric.u, 6ss Cd. nacon-
Cumberland cut, soa; long clear mindless Sis Cd.
Short clear tuldd1es. s2s ID.
CntuE-Firm; American, G2s I'd.
TALLow-5ts.
rErxoLEux-nefuel, 0Nl; spirits, 1Ad.
LoxnoSt afay ea-s r. m.-THx LANE or ENnLAsp-
The AH1onut Of bN1on Withdrawn from The Bank Of
EnRaud on balance to-dhy, c20,0uo.
cossoA -Atonty snd aesonnt, 9J,i9ef.
uxtgEn arATKs DosDa-'6ss, 1vd4; ts7s, 1o9,{:
1o40s, 1oi; nav ts, lo7h,
AurnscAN nAi1noAD SEcun1T1Es-New Yosk Cantral,
%. Erie, 10; preferred, Is.
TALtow-4as Gd.
fErRoLHuM-nehned, Sd: spirita, "a.
L1aaEEp Oil CAxE-fus 1oi6l6s.
srEHx UlI-iot0i66
CouMox Kosrs-5sass ID.
lIANcnEsTER, N4y .Ss-fAaxa Itsp Ti1h1cs-Dun,
but not qnotably lowe.
rAnts stsy .s.-REHrHa-aAf 4<e.
FnAxk1oAr, May 7a.-Us1rzD s1A7xl BoxDs-'B2s,
oo's.
, 1875-05-29
MARINE.

PORT OF CHICAGO, MAY o8,
AEaIvEn-schr Ataunso, Travcrss Lily, wool,
CeutrevI1lo. wpod achr Ash.ahuis, Hothd bark
.ehr Lihbis faw, BauCasuef, wood schr are.t
West, ooonto, lumber; ttmr coryns, 81. 10
Eundries; schf Lumber.nan, Black creox. lurn.
ber; 4.mr Bhoboygau, Maa!sowoc, suudrina; prop
Messenger, Bt. 10. aundties: Bchr Juhn Dran, IT,,
" nMAn,aegon, lumber; sehr =. G. .Thornt'a,.
Sss .ehr is.s 81 poa e. T. Ianas:ss aaSss
Louis4 S:rou, Whte La1e, wood; stmr sIuss.
kegon. Muskegon: s9nt.ies; acox 1inrrulcs Ahn..
aehr Bunssne, Dunslo coal ssir Kate barley, puao
coil hchr s. J. hndrewa. liz Traverse, WOOD scar
G. !, Iohnson. saasatuck lumber: sell! nllck i1ans,
largo Golden Harvest, Grand Haven, lumber; barss
Apprentice boy. orant Haven, l.tinbsr; schf AarY
iteIisnd lanlei: sehr Noniea, saaina1 n"tr aH'ts'
sctr Lytnsn N. Davis, Mu,keRon, lumber; sc,r Ftui
nsothcrs; Holland. lumher; rcLr Arrow, Holland.
,tnakoaon lumber: sehr deslus Two Rivers lumber;
selr Pilot. MrrkeBon, Lumber; schr Rowe s!uunons
ULrahEp-s:hr Floretta. Jactaonrort, 10 t,rls lour
bsl han1u lou hs rlce md r,nd,tes; barga CITY ct
9sls: Alnsrso;; ! toa ny: .tds Y; i; F3irs.ai,
'nee, iii pFuues br1s asd o bae .irisd berries,
aud snndries barge y. l.. Filler, h,erominee, boi
co;ansh' ;i q 2 brls sus,r, : saaes i.sd, . trs
barge Wolverine, Grand Haven. rs csfs ssnne prop
city Of TrAvesse rzays7s gAy 100 yrs pork 20 toaa
corn. eds ssone: stmr sheboygsn, Man!towoc. Eun.
dries; atnr Coron., st. Josrph, sun,lrlpn; prop
4. sp A.. ;dst! b. ,sas sas ~ witt
tons fee1, Iris pork, and sandr1cs. :.
NtanT CIEAntNcEs- -Stmr nIuskeEou, Muskcgon, -
s ss psss it, ps sa n e ;s.,ss
brla pork, II btl1 sugar, Rtil 4unJt1c8,