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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-01

Mr. RUFUS MAGKE, secretary Of The
Indiana State central d Dsmoeratic COIN
mittee, in a letter to New York frierd,
saysf
eau only say things never looked better
" fer Us IN this State. Fraud alone can defea,
as. We are making a gallant fight, and he
State Is 'f6d-hoP and no mis-, AXE. After the
[" most careful polling OF each district put
down the maj J0rfty from eight 70 tive We
thousand. some think IL villa be twenty
thousand, bat can't figure 1t out that way
The World, in publishing the above,
indorses Mr.. MGgee as q man cf quiet,
coo! temperament, aud inclined to un-
dsrrate rather than to everstste the pr rs
poets Of his parry. I'VE are conf lent" /"
It says, "that he has not let his hopes or
his imagination mialead him; and Indi-
ana is ours unless repeating and coloni.
zAtion wrest 1t from u.s."
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NOTICED,

TNHE regular monthly meeting OF the Mem
4 phls BuiIding and SAVINGS AssGeiaaon
at Il Madison street.
By order G. II. JUDAH, President.
g SrURM. Saoretarv. OcI
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WAR DKPT-, OFFICE CH. sro. oFrrcER, !
rAsHISS7oz, october Liam. }
For Tennessee GEd the Ohio ualsey
rising tdTo"aeter, colder nOythlOesl
'0i'dsr ard partly cIOu5y and cIea,
tDe1fher
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CLOSING RATES

Yesterday cf cotton and gold: NstC
York cotton, llo. Memphis cotton,
lOIo. Nea0 York gold, ll0 Mem
Dhts gold, IO9.
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OLIVER, FTNNIE & 90
ELECTION NOTICE.

THE stockholders OF the HOME INSUR-
l. ANCE COMPANY, of Memphis, are
hereby notified that meeting will be held,
at the Company's Office, No. 20 Madison street,
on WEDNESDAY, the 1lth of October, be-
tween the hours of 10 am. and pm for the
purpose OF electiRg Seven Directors to serve
se29 r. p. BOILING, Secretary.
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STOCKHOIDBRS MRRTIHG.

THE Annual Convention of the Stockholders
i in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company will be held in Memphis on
WedO esday, the 4sh cay october, 1875.
On the same day there will be held in Mem.
phis and in Huntsville, Ala an election for
Nine Directors to serve during the ensuing
year. Stockholders and the members OF their
Immediate families will be passed Il ee for one
day before and one day after the date Of said
meeting. s. X CKUSE,
se5 Secretary and treasurer.
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MARRIED.

EHEAD-HENRY-On the 2lst ult., by
Rev. E. NJ. Richardson, , at the residence OF the
late Major A. Morehesd, on the new Raleigh
road, Mr.. JOHN W. MoREHEAD, Jr., and Miss
IDA B HENRY.
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Local Agent Wanted for Memphis

IIENTENNIAL MONTHLY LOTTERY. An.
- thorized by Act OF Legislature. $3.50, ,5O(
In Prizes. Tickets 81, six for s. Liberal pay
Address JOHNSON & CO., Brokers,
ocl 1lo and 12l Nassau street, New York.
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Baseball kilograms.
sep:ember 3O.-Indi.

INDIANAPOLIS, september 3O.-1nd1'
annapolis, 8; Cincinnati Reds, 2.
ST. LOUIS. Septt mber 30.-Bartfords, 4
Browns, q Observation-Disclosures, 10; Browns
s. Errors-Hartfords,5 5; Browns,5 5.
LOUISVILLE, September 30.-The game to.
day concluded as follows: Louisville, 5; Bos
ton, 6. Runs earned-Louisville, 4. Errors
Louisville, Is; Boston, Base-hits-Louis.
vile, IA; Boston, 3. Umpire-Dwinney. Time
Two hours.
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local OBSERVATIONS YEsTERDAY

Hime' Bar. rher- Wind. tslln ssm weatnel
6;83 am. S1Iqf g N a Ear
,o.so - pm : 89-l4- % y. W. Nm. Cloudy.
M - - I'm. SO-ZIsl % y. Cloudy.
AsxlaHnm thermometer, So.
AlnaDnum thermometer, ~.
W. M'ELROY, Sergeant.
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Bnbceck Declared Not Guilty. ,,

WASHINGTON, September 80 The
so-called safe fe-burglary conspiracy, IN which
General Babcock and I. P. Somerville were
defendants, and which has been on trial for
two weeks, was concluded this event og Dy Lne
Jury returning verdict OF not guilty in each
case. The jury was out two hours returning
about X O'Clock. The persons present e1-
pressed their qualification at the result by
cheers and other erdemonstTations.
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uOrps u-Coacbman ION be;no fol

"OURs "-Coschman ION being told
by his lordship that he Will not want TO drive
out to-Ciay)-"WeIl, me lord, then perhaps
had better take our children out" His lord.
ship-"Row, Johnson, look here; don't mind
your saying our carriage, cur 'orseS, or CuT
ouse; but must draw the lne-and draw
1t at Ous chiLdTen.-PSLn.
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NEW YORK, September 30 The rain to-
day has caused a postponement, till Monday
of the opening of the Jerome Park races.
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SHOOTING TOURNAMENT.
Conclusion OF the international Match
The scenes-Names of the
Successful Rjffemen.

WASHINGTON, September 30.-The
International rife teams concluded their
shooting tournament to-day at the one thou
sand yards rang. The firing was in two
50 pads OF ten men each, as follows: First
squad -Rathoone, Canfeld, Blydenburg and
Anderson, of the American team; Gof aud
Joyns. Irish team; aud Menzies, Luke, Rae
and Boyd, of the Scotch team. Second squad
- Overbaugh, of the American team; Thyme,
Fenton, Rlgby, Milner, Greenhill and Evans,
of the Irish cam; Slade and Lynch, OF the
Australian, and TIorburn, of the SEQ ch tea 10
The shooting resulted as follows:
FIRST GOUAn
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OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY.
Bar. rher. Wind. Weather.

WAR DEPT., SIGNAL SERVICE U. :. ARMY.l
SATURDAY, Sept. -, ls75, lO0s pm. 6
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!. Anderson, 8, A., 5,Q,8,5 5, 5, 3, 5, S. 8,
AS. 5,5,4 4, 5, 8, 4. 5, 4, 5, 4
4, 2,5, O,2, 5, 8, 4, 3, 5, 5, 5. 5,
SECOND SQUAD,

A. Anderson-4, g. A. 3, 8, o, 3, 5, 3, 5, 4, s, s.
5-5.
B5yd-5, 4, 2, 8, o. 5, 8, 4, 3, 5, S, 5. s, $50
SECOND SQUAD.
Lynch-3, 2, 5, 5,4 5, 5. 3, 4, 4, 4, 4 5, 5-6l.
Thyme-3,4 4, 5, 8, 3, 5, 4 3, 4, 8, 5, 8, s, 562
sIade ., o. % $500, 5'SS' 3 5TI 40
FeDton-5, s. 5, s. 8, 3, 5. 5, 5. 4, 4, 4, 4-6S.
9yerbaush-2,5,5 5, 20, g. ,S,S8,4,S.3 4.S,SS[,A
Miner 5, 5, 2, 8, 3, 5, 5, 3, 4, 4, 464
Golf retired after the fourth shot; Rathbone
af er the thirteenth, Greenhill after the tenth,
and Evans after the fourteenth. The medal
was presented by the Irish citizens of Wash
ington for the members of the Irish team
making the highest score in the three days
shooting, and was won by Lieutenant Fen
ton, of her majestys foot. Rae won the rifle
presented by the Scoth citizens, and SIade the
medal for the Australian team. presented by
the general committee. The following is the
score for three days out of possible two hun
dred:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET BUT UNCHANGED
FUTURES sTEADY-FLoUR DULIs-wHEAT
DULL AND HEAyY-coRN QUIET-oATs
sTEADY--wHIsKEY QUIET-PoRK QUIET
LARD STEADY AND ACTIvE--PErRoLEUM
srEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIET Ros1N
QUIET OILS QUIET-FREIGHrs QUIET
COFFEE MORE INQuIIY-sUGAR STEADY
"WEDNESDAY, April 1876 p. NJ
There was comparatively little change in the CON-
mcrcial situation to-day compared with yesterday,
business being moderate light everywhere and in
nearly every description Of merchandise. On 'Changc
-four was dull Wheat dull and heavy. Corn was
quiet Oats quiet Whiskcy quiet Pork
quiet Lard Frcighss quiet Cotton
was steady Coffee steady with little moro inaury
Naval quiet OILS also quiet Petroleum
was steady. Sugar steady.
Corrrs-There it'll, inquiry for Rio Prices
steady. We note sales Of I7s bags America at
IKE, and 500 bags do private terms-prce sup
posed to be IKE Mild coffee quiet. We quote Or.
binary cargoes, 15slc Ice fair do. l1sc 7sc good
do, lsc lsc prime do, lStsc isc.; extreme range
for lot. las4c Issc Santos fair good, IKE isc
gold ninety days; Java governments bags 2lc aic d.
Ion IKE lac Maracsibo. letsc Toe Lsguayra IKE
fssc jamaica l6hsc. lsc St. Domingo, 15c Isl.c
Porto Rico. lie lsc Costa Rica, l7c IStc Mscassar
lsc Ang,stura, lie lsc Savana Ice 49,; Cnracos
CorroS the SPOT steady former prices Futures
steady. The closing to-day with Tues
day "a I'll ~ -. NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 20 ls7e-rRPLE SHEET

Shorn sheep sold q SIZE 5c per ID vooIy sheep a. o.
s'sc per 10. Lambs not quoted Judd 4 Backinxham
sold a4 Illinois sheep weight $50 lbs, a. SIC per p
sheep. weight i5350 lbs, 6sc. per 10; i2o on"
sheep. weight 1880 lbs At re per TO- neid r; on
cock sold 4s7 .horn Ohio sheep weight q sso ' s
~ 5ec H.. III short horn Ohio sheep weight 49,
bs ~ sac H.; 1877 Illinois Sheep weight 'os
~ 6'xc per h. ITO Illinois sheep weight 1869 lbs ~
Per ID Jt2 Missouri sheep ssshs i4oo lbs =. &c Re!
held sale. car load. sheep William Elliott sold M
Ohio sheep, weight 1870 lbs. 6s4c per To- 574 ONO
Weight ~ $40 Ibs At as pe.lb Hume Elliott sold n ~
sheep. weight lbu si4c per lib j. Kirby sed 1873
Ohio sheep weight i4.5o lbs 7sc per h.: 90 Ohio
sheen. weight 1850 his. st 7ssc. per ~.
Mich CowS-Trade slow: quality inferior: prices $40
So per head calves included.
VKAs AND CALvEs.Smooth quality veals held on sale
Cosrse quality calves slow Of &c. sac per ID.
Hocs.-There live hogs sale.
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90. GALvEsros. April 10 1879 ,r
good ordinary. io'c Net reesps: sss bales Sss
Cotton steady; middling Ia,.c: low middlIng ~
30. ss.sw 7i sas.
stock 22l.7l6. Sales last evening. 100.
Cotton .,..ay mdanr, Iae 0i low m "psii
Eo"a ordinary o Sss 'ess'p's .s ss's. gross i's
cS'.sc quiet %ddSs ,s low s.s %Ssns %
Exports e"asswi.s, 60 Sales oSo Stock asis 80
cmAnLxsros April 10 1879.
1tS bales. Sales. 500 Stock 56sie -
oswrGo. Apn IL. 1870.
rlonr in moderate demand: prices unchanged; sales
Z go hbi. Mhes, IN ligh, demand; No Milwaukee club
y e i ., lots. s,n s., cd Western %is s
mensa6 bottled, sa5 unhoied per ton: Mlfeed-shor.s
road frciss-flour 10 Boston boz to New York 4oc
Albany, SOc.
Receipss-Fiour, 600 bbs wheat ~ 900 bushes;
$500 d. os.. li ~, do barley s sSoo o. DO ship
5000 Do; oats: 4 900 90; barley 5s5o do Flour
corn sa fss
Sa! Sassaassa daii MS fsr sssyy mes.
w., ,,.. .. .,.. yo.rGo, April AS, - sl ls7c
,sss ~
red Corn Nav. ssf sSsss
June ole July. SIC low mixed asc Kansas o4hc no
Ne s,.s E IS a. MssS s ss hour ssss
bushels wheat 2OOD do. corn 81 10 do Shipments
aour. bushels wheat 1000 corn. 1900
do. oats.
Cue AGO. April TO- 1876.
Flour steady and rm Wheat unsettled lower. closed
Arm No. Chicago spring, y, No do. DO, q os,4
June; No Chicago spring es.c o4as; rejected sse
No. a 4sAc $50 spot. 4s,sc tsssc May 4s5.c bid
3 s24c. .po. sasc sac May. Rye arn,er a. e'.Gs
spot; elslc go. May ss,.c. June rsrk-Dem.nd
So s7N June; saa 90 Sc IS July Lard in fair
$iS 22k May; $l3 s7x June; $l3 SO Sl3 55
July. Bulk meats dull. weak and lower;
shoulders SIC clear rib Sides 121c clear sides 127Sc
Clover seeds good demand and shade higher 50
81 Timothy seed demand good and tending upward
= so 81 65 whi.key. 81 0e. Recepts-Fiour. $500
bb wheat ~ 900 bushels; 81 900 do 81 900
do. rye. $50 do; barley. 800 do. shpmsnts-Flour,
oats 800 d.; re 100 d. barley 1850 9, Do A the
81 o5 June Corn and oats unchanged Pork weaker At
81 BIZ. June ST. 5715 july Lard weaker At l35Sc,
June; l31ac., July.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following assignments. for the benefit OF credit
ors fled in the County Clerks Office yesterday
Patrick J. Mcagher to John i. Lahey; Henry G. A.
Kirsscnan to Leon Brolac and Samuel NJ Phillips Mr.
Kirsschan Is dealer In leather and findings, at No
$50 Division street. his liabilities will not exceed
$4,000
Robert Murray, Jr., shipping and commission mer
chant OF No 49, Front street. has entered petition
in voluntary bankruptcy in the United States District
Court Mr. Murray's difficulties have been caused BY
the troubles in ST. Domingo, which have been bother
ing him for time past statement OF his affairs
could not be obtained yesterday but is thought prob
able that his liabilities will amount TO Sl50ooo Mr..
Murray was United States marshal under President
Llncoin's administration.
The irst meeting OF the creditors OF Messrs Sturgcs
Co. merchants, OF No. 81 South street, held
tcray before Register H. W. Allen, of No 152 Broadway,
when the secured liabilities of the bankrupss were
stated be about $107 and the unsecured liabilities
about $lO0,OO0. Debts aggregatng about $50, 900
proved, among which we're those OF George W. NJ
s,urrcs for $3s, 000 and OF Enrique L Becerra for
$l40 600. Mr. Henry kunkci was elected assignee.
At the first meeting of the creditors OF Charles A.
Buddcnsck. held yesterday at the Office OF Register
proved John P. Schmohl, 81, 800 81; Hrsch Meyers
5000; William Bennett, $500; Nathan Rogers, $500;
Simon II. pretzicider, $3.50 Mr. Max Denziger, OF No.
Ii Maidcn lane elected assignee.
The hrm OF q. 4 g. Tompkins have gone into bank.
ruptcy with liabilities amounting to 81 900, which
are distributed among iortyseven creditors The assets
are merely nominal
LOWS r. Payne, OF Chatham has filed petition in
bankruptcy IN this city. His liabilities amount "a
about 500 O00 and his assets placed 1t $780, The
largest creditors areJ w. Hoysradt, SO I'll 70 and
John r. Acker &11, 500.
q. H & G. \. Trcmeycr, dealers in produce at No.
275 Washington street, have gone into bankruptcy:
The Liabilities which amount TO IS 000 arc distributed
among twenty-five creditors
Wells, Fullerton Co., u. 5. Appegatc James Nor
gan. Joseph 0'Donpell and William I. Green creditors
or Charles II. Appegate. dry goods Of No 32S Broad
way, have died petition against him IN bankruptcy,
their claims aggregating about $l2, QUO.
meeting OF creditors OF the hrm OF 3. r. Renack 4
Co., manufacturers Of printing presses at New Yorh
and Canton, Ohio held yesterday al The oficc Of
United States Commissioner Winslow, Brooklyn.
Henry Wing elected assignee OF the estate II 10
that liabilities OF the firm about $500 600
The about 100000
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TAXING SURPLUS BANK STOCK.

private meeting OF counsel for banks In the
city held at the Clearing House yesterday after.
noon to discuss the project for resisting the imposition
Of the proposed surplus stock After discussing
the project Tor some time committee appointed
TO resist the proposed The proposition OF the
Tax Commissioners is to estimate tho surplus from
each banks statement aud tax II the as other
property. Mr. Camp Of the Clearing House, spoke OF
the likely 70 work great injury to thu
banks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

IN This IL 20 certify =
rhs. ": mESai HILTON and WILLIAM L .n
formed Tor the purpose Of conducting
cral mercantile business In the city Of New York and Ia the
Bradford Nottngha Bcfast Glasgow Berlin Chemniix,
aud else the United states and In the Kingdom u
Great Britain and Ireland and the Continent Of Europe
aud in other ioreisn countries.
That the prncina place q business Of said eopartner-
snp W., 's - We h es % ~ unaer The firm
name Of A. r. STEWART 90. which firm name, u Is
hereby csr.hea wiz be continued In use by HENRY MI
York aforesaid: the saiu HENRY ifIfOx being the
signec aud grantee Of CoRNKIiA ". STEWART, devised
DER T. STEWART late % the city Of New York now de-
ceased as TO all the interest OF said AItXANDER r.
81. .s n "c @ =. S
Of the said late arm of A. r. STEWART a CO. which
1rm had business relations With foreign countries
1875 HENRY HILTON H. 81
In presence OF Henry r. Davies ,. Henry Work.
State Of New York city and county 81 New York ss
KENNY a %A s me 10
b. the individuals described the within
restiha'c and cvers acknowledged that they executed
ROBERT PRornERoR,
Notary Public.
New York City.
State OF New York, city and county OF New York.
ana CLERK Of the sanrcms co"r, 81 said Slate for ss
county,
10 certify that compared the preceding with
CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED USE or FIRM NAME.
on ME In Office aud that the correct duplicate
thcrrfrnm and OF the whole Of such Original
In witness whereof have hcrean,o subscribed my name
and affixed my Official seal this nnccnih day APRIL 1875
u 81 Clerk.
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HEMPsTEAD RESERVOIR.

Yesterday afternoon, at meeting Of tho Brooklyn
Board OF City Works resolution was adopted rclicv
Ing Mcssrs Kings cy keency tho contractors 10,
building the Hampstead Reservoir OF all responsibility
for It's management care.
Iesoiu''on was also adopted which instructed the
eng neer not to draw water any lower Than twe,vc
ce' unless no found that by Keeping IL so high 1t was
wasting material N the face OF the dam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-20

iows:-Io Havre. BY yeam zsc compressed To Hamburg.
by steam &c. Comprised To Bremen. by steam c. com
Market Arm.
49, 49, bushels; meal 3 bbls and 200 sacks oats
23 lao bushels. $50 do: barley, 5000 do harley
malt IL o5s The market dull At yesterdays
prices with sales Of $4,000 bills including state Western
quite active 800 bills sold NJ - 30 - 20 for nne 20 super
fine Corn meal ruled quiet with sales Of $50 bb. port.
last evening at So to x3 Is Brandywine; 80 -
- Is foi Jersey, aud S3 Is s. 40 for Western We
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A THUMB FOUND.

f"ro'man haloncy, Of tho First precinct, Brooklyn,
yesterday brought to the office Of Coroner Simms
m'ns numb, which no found In the gutter In front o.
No $40 Hicks street Tho superstition is that il wss
often on during light between unknown parties
nmd was then thrown away. Tho police were uusblo V
obtain any clew 10 the mystery.
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GERMAN UPTOWN SAVINGS BANK.

II was inadvertently stated in yesterdays issue that
a meeting OF the dcpos,ors OF the German Uptown
Savings Bank would take place last evening. Tho
O'Clock, al Terrace Garden.
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Totals 2.}Of IL T1G 3,36T
So. i2c pcE b. weights - s,cwt Tho herdsto
saes,le1 quality ssa Ia. been reported Tor ssvsssi weeks
past 10 s T. 3, ss . ssss
sold self ofbeeves. sales follow. 40 Illinois
per e. 80 s %'ss s
u s' eff. na o steers ss a. M pss a.
- ,nois steers AZ lie iv4c per iI weight cwt; 10
rS. ss: steers U' ~ .ss''. ss s"
w1ss ss to- M:r Tfss ss. ss s, :.
weight ~ Is no. al io'sc per H.. weigh;
ass s" on : s @'; s'ss' Pei u weight LOU
,sss.sh .s% for Morris wsxs 81 q ips;
iuo. q e,;s per iS. weights a. cw,
ssas per ~ weight ai e.I. 81 Illinois ioise per
.sa w" 20 u Hs' .s ss siss, ssyss
per head WEIGHT cm, - Illinois steers At ssc per H.
ssss; {. %:s is;s. H. s.5 s
T. Wheeler sold for A. n Monroe ~ Illinois steers
c H yd. 70 ~sss sS' ''.a a ,s Selves
as's';sG ss,s 5Ss all = TS"
ss ssss: y Missouri a Ole per H. With s "a Ss
sssss c q ss ;ss's s'fn.
s ss. i'''S; a re t's Hi s''ss
u per 49, s,sss s~ sherman aa sew
A,,,sn a Illinois steers :, ee per d. weight * ewt
ks" .o .ssr .s Il
&c o is per- Ri weigh Weigh, 20 Bls.u 6 iii ii
tel ohio luc ib, weight cwt NJ Lauterbsch
sold for Hopper Co. 10 Missouri steers lie per h.,
weight ~ cwt held on sale bulls and steers.
Missouri cattle H. Names sold self Illinois
yAc per ~. weight 81 cwt ". uaIdschmidt sold tor
Hopper Co. ~ Missouri lO'lc H.. weight.
cwt Missouri steers - lDs&c 10. weight scwt:
hold sale 1850 Missouri for Heirsch. Meyer Co..
~ Illinois a'lc H.. weight -, cwt IS iii.
nes steers q n'Ac rs.c per ~, weights % cwt ~.
Illinois 1vi4c per ID. weight % 81 Illinois
pac s weight az cot: 80 Illinois steers
iusc lie per H.. weight ~ cst held sale, " Ill.
sasss Ass .sss slos win general s.'s in inl
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Increase In 1875 AS22
Washington despatch states that Mr. Hewitt will
ofcr resolution nslructing the Ways and Means Com
mittce II not IN violation OF law, to Instruct the Seq
rotary the Treasury TO sell the Geneva award bonds
in sums low 1000 and for currency. THIS is in
entire accord with the views expressed in this column
yesterday.
The friends OF Texas Pacific in committee to-day,
offered amendment asking for eight years extension
OF time IN which to build the road vote will prob
ably be taken Friday.
The Michigan Central Railroad Directors held reg
ular meeting to-day but nothing other than routine
business was transacted.
No meeting OF railroad freight agents was held
to-day.
despatch from Chicago says:-"Thc Northwestern
general freight agents at work getting out new
take place all round, order 10 put the road foot
effect this week.
The amount of capital involved In the recent United
States Supreme Court decision upon the Illinois Rail
road cases IS estimated between $4,000, 900 and
IS. 600, ooo
II is anticipated that in consequence OF tho passage
of the Silver bill by Congress. the government will
absorb pretty much all tho silver produced In the
United States for several months TO come
There railroad meeting in this city to-day.
The meeting last evening attended by Vanderbilt
Scott and Jcweu ana broke up in a general row.
A St Louis despatch says:-'Tho Iovcc opposite
Hannibal has broken and 100 900 OF the best
land in the state is under water The railway tracks
are washed away and millions OF damage It is feared
has been sustained"