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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1876-10-03
Was Expelled from the Masonic
Order.
THE TESTIMONY PRINTED FROM
ORIGINAL PAPERS.
Lct the People Nee the kInd Of Men
the Radicals select for PubIic
Oh e in she Southern States.
THE FORGED AFFIDAVIT.
perry Moore lods dead ,0hea this AFFIDAVIT ,oas
DlddeO

perry Moore oas dead ,ohea this AFFIDAVIT ,oas
made)
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
kempor County
Before me, W. W, Chisom, Judge of Pro-
bate, In and tor said county, personally came
Perry Moore, to me well-known as u just
and reliable citizen in said county, who,
after being by me duly sworn according to
law, deposeth and says, that he was with
the United States forces under the command
of General Sherman, in the county of Laud-
erdale, In the year (lS6D eighteen hundred
and sixty-tour, in said State of Mississippi,
on or about the Goth day of February, OF
said year, on the road leading from Marion
Station to llillsboro, in Scott county,
Mississippi, and he, the aforesaid, saw at
one Whites gin, on said road, about eight
or ten miles from Marion Station, the said
United States forces put fire to and burn
one hundred and eighty-JoUr bales Of lint cotton
$50, belonging to Robert j. Moseley
They, the said United States forces, stated
and told me It was by order of General
Sherman.
PERRY MOORE.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this, the
tsEAL.l I'd day of February, A, D., 1867.
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CHISHOLM 4!
Dreadful Exposure of Crime

A SELF ACKNOWLEDGED ToRaER
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counterbalancing relief IN the news from ron,

counterbalancing relief In the news from
other quarters.
THE RETURSs.
The election returns, as fast as received,
were bullctined ut this office and att the
headquarters OF The State Committee. Our
illuminated bulletins, placed in the front
windows Of the second story OF our building,
We're read by thousands Of people. When.
ever the news was particularly good great
cheers were given. III anything were needed
to show the interest tho people felt, the fact
that they stood FOR hours in front OF our
office on the hard and wet paying-stones and
in the chilly atmosphere to get the news,
would do 1t. Never has there been such In
teress in any political contest.
The crowd remained about our Office till
2 O'Clock this morning, and were 10th to
dispense at all. The exciting news kept
them awake and drove Of hunger, which
latter many who hurried down town with
out supper were Justified in feeling. 81
The following are:the returns from the
city Of Richmond. They wifi be found to
vary only in very immaterial particulars
from the official figures, which will be forth
coming in the course OF the next two or
three DAYS: ~ s5,,srr s,s1 ~; +. .si2i,sf 81
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for electors Is: ssr,,4
Yen IN county yrfifr eHch zoo.
!. IRESTo y oyenfDer Kepub,
Leans here concede thu 81 Ute tp filden ~
rom 1880 TO 600. The Legsslafurs wifi
probably be Democratic. 3 =.
CALIFORNIA
BAN FRANCISCO. November -Retur1s
indicate that the Republicans have earriea
the State by a fair majority 5. - s
OREGON AND NEEEADA.
SAN FRANCISCO; November 4. Nothing
has been received from Oregon or Nevada.
except q reported Democratic gain In Yir-a
ginia City. t, 80,
REcAPITuLATIos.ss3 Ss;
Our kilograms from various States war
rant the following recapitsiIatio witch Is
made az a O'Clock this morning the hour Of
going to press
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frlss and good bel Yior, and ling
them to retire TO their. homes and await the
ai,nouncenientof the result ii to-morrow,s
papers. The Conservative majority in the
city IS 19 as against about 900 SIX months
ago. Reports from the counties which
compose this district generally represent
large Democratic gains, and 1t fs, stiilzex
pected that Hinton viii be elected, though
by less majority than his friends dis
counted. Il
VIRGINIA.
AMELIA s
AMELIA, q. H., November 7.-Amelia
Courthouse precinct gives q Republican
majority for Presidential electors OF 1871.
Jorgensent Rep. flor Congress, majority 155.
ALBEAARLE.
] CHARLOTTESVILLE, November 7.--Hayes's
majority in this town, Is. Early (Rep.), for
Congress, q majority; 30 majority against
the amendments. The result shows DEM
ocratic gain OF 70 over the vote Of 1873.
ALEXANDRIA.
= ALEXANDRIA, November 1.-The Demo-
cratic maj ority in this city is about 270,
with about the same majority for the State
constitutional amendments. General. w
H. F..Lee is elected to the State Senate and
there Is no doubt OF the reelection OF Eppa
Hunton to Congress by a majority OF seye-
raj thousand. .,','I :. ~ ~, ~ 49,. 49, -.
H. 81 80 /. I.. AUGUSTA. .y!a4. Mfr. :,
~ Especial telegram to the Dispaicb.l
STAUNToN, November 7.-Returns from
six precincts In. this county show Con-
sentative gain OF 526 over Kemper's vote.
This viii give 5000 Conservative majority
in Augusta. The vote for the constitu-
tional amendments is very little behind the
vote for Tilden. -. .s.'i.,I I'm. .
STANTON, November 7.-Tilden's major
ity in this city, 3s5-a Democratic gain Of
251 on the vote OF 1872. Harris DENY for
Congress gets majority Of 81. Majority
for the amendments, 3O5. '' /
81 a"'t CAMPBELL. i'.
LYNcHBURG, November 7.-Lynchburg
gives 1874 majority for Tilden, and 127 Dem
ocratic congressional majority against a
Republican majority OF 81 in 1914 DEM
ocratlc gain OF 181. Amendments lost by
81 majority.
CHARLOTTE. ~
ROANOKE, November 7.-Wyliesburg pre-
cinct: Hayes's majority, 90; Jorgensen,
SO; Jones for State Senate, 40; against the
amendments, IS. On the national ticket the
Democratic gain is ten per cent, and sixty
five per cent. gain on the State ticket.
Red Oak Grove-Hayes's majority, 2G;
Jorgensen, %; Jones for State Senate, q !;
Democratic gain, twenty per cent. .e.. /.
. T. Especial telegram to the Dispatchl
LYNCHBURG, November 7.-Lynchburg
has gone Democratic by about $50 majority.
Large gains in the surrounding counties.
Later.-Tilden's majority is 1874. Tuck
er's majority, 1877. Majority against amend
ments, As. ... ...~..
. --.....' /. s.. CHESTERFIELD. ai
CoALFIELD, November 7.-Tilden, 249;
Hayes, 243; Walker, for Congress, 293;
Mills (Rep.), for Congress, 1893; Hancock,
for Commonwealth's attorney, 4S7; Fitz-
patrick, 2. Large Conservative gain.
PowHATAN, November This precinct
gives the Democrats SO; Republicans, 70.
CHESTER; November THE vote here
to-day stands: Tilden, II; Hayes, 206;
Walker, for Congress, rs; Mills, POS; ma
jority against amendments, l34; Hancock,
70; Fitzpatrick, 2l3.
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Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
LOUISVILLE, November Private news
| from all over Mississippi, from snperintend-
ents to Mr.. Van Horne, division superin-
tendent Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny, reports the election OF Eve, and perhaps
more, Democratic congressman, and says
the State is Democratic by over 10000. In
formation from the same sources state that
Louisiana has gone Democratic, the ma
jority in New Orleans being 10000. The
| Alabama vote is the same as last election,
the Democrats having seven congressman.
Georgia goes Democratic BY about the usual
majority. VA & g. XXX.
Tho New York Worlds Congratnla.
st6 ~, lions: sls
New YORK, November S.-The World
this morning has the following leader:a
"sPeace on earth and good will to men
is the glorious message of this glorious day.
The magnificent victory which we announce
to-day has been won, indeed, by a great,
united, and determined political party; hut
it has been won by a party for the salvation
Of the people. 1t brings to the defeated
the same blessings which it insures to the
victors. 1t is the triumph OF union over
disunion OF order and OF law over the
spirits OF disorder and OF anarchy; OF
craftsmanship and patriotism over partisan
insolence and sectional hate. There Is not
an honest man in the United States, of
whatever creed, Of whatever color, OF
whatever political affiliations. who has
not cause this day, whether he
knows it or not, to thank God for the
work which was yesterday done. In oil our
past history no sublimer spectacle has been
presented to the world than this. When
the armies OF the Republic, flushed with
victory, melted quietly back into tho
great body of the people at the
Close Of the civil war, the political
philosophers OF all nations stood
astonished at the scene. How much
: erander is the sight which we witness to.
day Of a gigantic political revolution
: planned, begun, and carried out, without
the firing of shot in anger, by the simple
exertion OF the popular will, working
through the legitimate forms and in the ira
,, ditionh spirit Of our free institutions. TO
! us who have been part and parcel OF
the work; to the active men OF both polltl-
cal parties, it doubtless seems SIMPLE
and natural thing enough. To foreign
observers, and to those who come after usi
: it will assume its true proportions, and 1t
will stand in history as the noblest imag1na-
BILE yindication Of the wisdom and the faith
of those great men who founded our ma
: tionality on the principles regarded In their
time as wild and Ethiopian, and even in our
own days dishonored but too often by the
7 distrust and the contempt Of Americans nm
+ worthy their great heritage OF freedom"
The Last and Best.
WASHINGTON, November Sd d. M.-The
Republicans give Tilden 1913 electoral votes,
and the Democrats claim 213.
A close watching OF scattering congress
sional returns shows that tue Democrats
will have a good majority In the next House.
The Senate will be Republican nomfnally
but there are four or five pliable members
in that body
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Richmond Gives 1905 Majority.

- New York World on the Victory.
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Doubtful.

Oregon ................a........
Total number OF electoral votes, 800. Ne
cessary to a choice, 1856; Of which Tiiden
will receive 1876.
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Conservative Cams in Nearly Every
Part Of the State--Goode Elected IN
re Second. and Hinton Probably
y, the Fourth District.
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OHIO.

CoLuNBUs, November Returns from
three hundred and eight wards, townships,
and nreeincts. in about sixty counties, In
Guiding about half OF Cleveland and one
third OF Cincinnati, shows Hayes gains
4o7. Democratic gains, 1860; net Demo
cratic gains, as compared with Governors
election in 1875, 100.
CoLUMBus November Returns from
fonr hundred and iorty-eight townships
and voting precincts in Ohio, covering sN.I.
five counties, show net Democrauc sa l,a
Of 268 as compared with the Governors
vote OF 1875. 3,
COLUMBUS, November 7-ll;So e. NJ
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Tilden's majority in Richmond is about
as large as could have been expected in
contest like this, where the full colored vote
was brought out. kemper carried it over
Hughes by 1,6l0. n.aa..
The special efforts directed against Gov
ernor Walker make his majority really n
good one.
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NEW ORLEANS, November 7--11:30 p. IL.
Returns are not sufficient for reliable esti-
mates. The Democrats claim the State by
10000. They have dispatches from several
voting precincts Of the interior showing
heavy Democratic gains on the vote Of 1874.
The Democrats claim this city by l., goo ma
iority.
The Republican Committee claim their
majority outside OF the city at $4,000 TO
q, 900, and concede the city to the Deme-
Gratis by 8, 900 to 10000 The bestrinfOrmed
moderate Republicans claim the State by
not more tnan 1000.
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE, November 7.-Official returns
from this city give Democratic majority OF
1O,099. Returns from every portion OF the
State show Democratic gains.
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, November 7.-Eighteen pre-
cincts in this city show a Democratic ma
iority OF 1917; Democratic gain OF about
1000. Returns from fifty-seyen towns in
this State give Hayes net majority OF
2,l54; net Democratic gam OF 1872.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, November Returns from
one hundred and seventy-six towns and
wards outside OF Milwaukee give Hayes
1904 maiority-a net Democratic gain OF
7S9, The Democrats have probably carried
the State. 49,
MILWAUKEE, November Twelve OF the
thirteen wards of Milwaukee and one town
give Tilden 1906 majority. The Demo-
cratic majority in the county will NOS ex-
coed 1900. One hundred and tfty-iour
towns and wards, not including the above,
give Hayes 1850 majority Democratic
gain OF $40.
MILWAUKEE, November Returns from
fifty towns and wards In Wisconsin give
Hayes "a majority Of 1,3G0-a Republican
gain of .a47.
MILWAUKEE, November z. Ninety-ejght
towns and wards give 98 Republican ma
iority--a Democratic gain Of 994. This does
not include any returns from the city OF
Milwaukee, where there are indications OF
large Republicans gains. b. r.. ,s.
WASHINGTON, Noyembe Returns from
Wisconsin indicate 1000 Democratic ma.
ioritg SIS.
PHILADELPHsA,N November ~ Newcastle
county, Del, gives q Democratic majority
of 700. Returns from other portions Of
the State Indicate q Democratic majority Of
$500. Wilmington city b nearly altie.
,s',ss NEW JERSEY
clxpEs, November The Republican
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j.. C.ean Congress'ona! Delegation.
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CONCORD, November 7.-One hundred
and fifty towns and cities give Hayes, 3D.
.712; Tllden, 2s,196; scattering, GO. Re-
publican net losses in these places, 1872.
CONCORD, November 7.-One hundred and
fifty towns and cities give Hayes 31,712;
Tilden, $780,; scattering, &C.. Republican
net loss in these places, 1872.
NORTH CAROLINA.
-.-- [Special telegram to the Dspatch.l go
RuFFIN, N. c., November Rocking
ham county-Judge Settles native county
gives 900 majority for Tilden, Hendricks,
and Vance.
WILMINGTON, November --latest re-
turns continue to show Democratic gains.
The State Is certainly Democratic by large
majority.
RALEIGH, n. c., November Raleigh
city and township give Democratic gain OF
100. All points in the State heard from give
Democratic gains. / Mecklenburg county,
the home OF Governor Vance, gives Demo-
cratic gain Of 800.
WILMINGTON, n. c., November RE
turns show almost universal Democratic
gains. Nelson gives Democratic gain Of
ZOO. Indications all favor decided Demo-
cratic majority in the State. Returns con-
tinue favorable to the Democrats. The Re
publicans claim the. State by a small major
ity, but admit it to bevery close. The Dem
.ocrats claim the State by 5000 to 10000. r.
THE Star estimates the Democratic ma
iority in the State at 800 to 5000.
RALEIGH, November There IS no
longer any doubt that the Democrats have
carried the State. The Republicans con
cede it. The Democrats probably elect
seven ont Of eight congressman.
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do M. ssc: h&nk oil, soe; stsatts, asc pnuabaRo
oil, eta7so: turpHntne, &c: harllths, b gravity,
natural g dog aso natural, 80 deg. 300; reduced, ~
f3uLTNY, GAME, AND Eaaa-wsrs dn,l ali
rouud though fseah poultry sold early 10 futatltrs:
But Tho weather very bad for so'uea stock, and
Eggs weso in lsrRs supply. but sold freely TO ths
rrtat trads rouLTn1-Chiekons, 7Sioc per u
turkeys, lnf3toc; ducks, NAlfn; Retaa, 7tA9c GAME
-lr.ris ehckans, $5.00 quall. tl.2s; vtnson, sad.
dlcs lac; do carcssses. 6a7o. Eaos-SEieiy sscsn 10
@lBc.
sEED9-Clo.ss waa more actvs a hllaht eoncss.
stnns: Irlmp sold nt 500 and good At S7s5. Flag
VIA Nlo,r and Aaset At $.30at40. Tlnutby remains
qust. Rs1ca wnrc mada At san 17xM:..0,
sALT-wss s.ts''y under n tait tnqu!ry: onond.ss
conrsc t,.70 dairy. without iaRs s77s: dairy, with
bags, &1.su; Ashson dairy. per aAck, $50.
W0O1-Wss quiet and steady: Tnh-washtd, rrims.
hnt, eood-eonilttorod, ma i9c; wssbeti,tse and
medium do. +ota+ac; nnw&.hed, hno heavy to light.
2sa Hes do. eoarso and medium, Jes3c; puuet, %
056c.
, 1876-01-29

ss5 as H. ,.ss ,.: Isl; s.s ri 1ts 1p, asa dali and
aa os IT, IT.: ~ e. is2 ss9
1,000 bu.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 28.-FLoun-Qu!es and unehlng-
oeArx-whest steady: No. ! aillx.utes,, sioa;
s,SS;, M.;sa. si;ol; n; !. s!Xe: Or S:.k III
msis y aao.tlans 1 No. J. ase Bsses s' qsits e. I'd
nominal: No. :. gse; NJ; d, sako; relscted a;Ee.
Pnos1.1ossA shsds h,sher M Ind inact.vs. Ms.. pork
awest.psiled hama. li@iiSs: pry ..lsei Shoulder,
bse,ss 1oy M sh.P a ssssa ior
s5; III ass ss.. a.
PHILADELPHIA. ..
pnlIankLrn1A. Iau: M-skEns-GIo7er, st3.27K3
1t;oO: Timothy. $aG9tal7s ntx, N.do.
,rlour-Msrlos dal: 'e.trs, st:i7h ioS., Y .eea:
Mn, and Minnesota c1tra family. t1+374 4ae.1'h:
amsss oho' and 1ndanAt high grades, st.o
Gal1n-wheat- dull ;rsnnsyls.nl. rst. s1aa
.hs's %s.s.H g. Hs. e.; .aasf 1s.f ;.ex
ss45tse; willis. bBe0o nlissd s6as7c. 0ata-sfarfes
dull: xhise. t49tse; ,ntaed, 4,94se.u
Wn1txY-1.on.honnd. fill.
EurrI1-Dnll but unchanged.
cusrsn,-Eism, New York, 1atl@1s1o; Wsst<ra
EQQA-Duu ncn1tn1lt western &fCA11 lpSS4t
BALTIMORE.
nAtrfhonE. nd, Jan. 2s.-fhouH-Qniet, steaiy,
dnAlH-Whsat quiet and steady; No. wessrn red,
$1.as; Pennsytrsns red, $l38@l40. Corn arm: Vest
i,r5 e5G sea t9 nto 1ats aas ws11Fn a.. Sh'
HAI-Hteady and unchanged.
rnoy,',Sxs39n'e ~ ns aEm aMa unchanged. Po1f
pu nuT4xaWun.stssd: Ws.tstn sxtra, 2taaso: arp,,
2lGs23o.
FETnoI.ux-sroua md higher crude, s0sAo; r.
Co; co;rrrsUnull 1esoi aud nominal.
wi11sx1-firn; $l.1t.
ToIEpo. O.. Jan. 2a.-FLouH-s,eady and in mod
anAM-Wheat fatr and azm; No.1 vhits wabaah,
s Fss.fS a Nsassa ssp Ss g. amnss as.i ssS
s.n, sl.6s; No. I'D. Mss: Fobru.ry, slT: rsjsstoa
,ss Gosn ;o ap heh .na do : iSs
a1ls: snYra md An; a1a;;M.s M1s4s.s ass e; ase
An,russrs-T'our, 800 br,; wheat, 1900 bu:
eorn' '3o9o bu; os's ,tsSt,s, LOO hn: ~
FLouA-Quics and gteady.
QRA1k-Dul, but unchanged. ..
Inov1s1oNs-pork quiet and firm: $9o.0D. Lard fair
and hrm; steam. l29l2Ho: kcttle. TAI 4a1ac Bulk
s's sas euss tsE 1Ha qa1 fa;9 % :s;u ,.y IL
demand; %; 1iKo; 12c. Green tne.ts dull and un-
WlttRxY-Htsady; moderate demand; $l.o6,
DurTAn-SteadJ and unchanged.
BOSTON.
5SsrGs ''n ss9., es
aud bIinnesota extra family, {s,oNa9,36; winter
.Se4t IL isa!sas Jay ~ .ad ssIs'shs:a NJ sSsss
e'eia -ataslr. dull; mixed .nd yellow $50
&C: or 1nct; mixed and No. white, 476S3s; ra.
nurIAIo ian. n.2a-onrs-Wheatq quiet. Corn dnll;
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ss :s'ss s: ~ VA y e'e:Ss , ss
Loo It, nav missi !. Ne; i.ioo bn nav rsIsetei d
95,a: soj ii DO i 80 frse en board e4ss; 7o4oo b
81 ..snrla at 7S*3se on track; and II 100 hu do 1t
'He e. - 5 sois o2s Tsf: .s?: y or,.
s' e"rn Tss demand Tor c.sh w,s ltn!ts. nd ths
.sevs s lilo. iio month. s.lisr j.nns.y ~ 81 s.;h
closing 1t .hs tnsfae Msreh ..s @nosea It ai,;9
aye. md AprI y alet22o. both closing =. ths 'n:
a. ME H. so 81 s4ss "a = ,s &
@35fc, cn track; atto hu do at aiH,sySc, fres on
MYE-wss n I|ah. Teiue.t aud steady. Tho offering.
btng an.'l M. sold at e7ao' c, aid other grades
were inactive and uon.inal. 8slss wcEe llniled to
* r "afss ast !. unchanged rrer. e.eer.
for .hs oves aFsaes of e.sh, vlieh i92s lower.
sna ts.nsfers ~ were 1nae. Fhc receipn sete Mbers,
ls fre.l No ~ ste.dy. The casols heing quickly
t. A. ais 1' o.s1 sa'. So
er hs Ssce III: o m.de as @
n 80 ~, 5 &, a. e.. sSs1
g. I'll xs h xe Fus " %9aS
regular No. at 7o1sc: 4.soo hu do gttelged receipt.
4 ae eu . e, t a rs!.etd s L; #
1t Zoe dsuvosod. Total. ITO l'u
LATEST.
Mess pork Wan quiet aud shads armer. with ssfen
Lard w.s .roneer. Sales i.is5 .es Il si2os eash.
tlao; February. slasak9lass April and sl2ao
West war in moderate .lnm.aa and ateady, closing
1t 0a4c for February, aud vBA ts9t,;c for March.
co IT, 9sss md @ @.,s' sGef
oats ~ere au!et and steady At slxo for April, and
Isrioy va quIet. No. seller Jnna sold at &c.
, 1876-01-29

Withdrawn FROM stofs On Thursday for city con-
sumption: b2lo bu wheat, 23ao bu eurn $50 bu oats,
l,ss7 bu rye, l.s1a bu barley.
Ths following grain inspected ,n.o ssore IN
Frday morning: car No. N. ". wheat. q carr No.
N. VI. do II cara No. apring, Is cars No. do, q
carr Rejected do !o whest> 81 hsh.tntxsd corn
90 carr No. do. Is csrs mixed do. IS cars
jeesed do, u cars 10 grade do u69 corn>; 2cars
white osta, cars No. do, cars re)ected do,
Ho.2 rye; 10 cars No. 2 barley. 1e esn No. do. s
cars rejected d. grade DO ia2 barloy| Total,
80 cars, or 10000 tu, Inspected cut: A,728 bu
wheat $500 bu corn, 800 bu Iye. l,7eo bu barley.
The following letter received In this city yester.
day from Cherubusco, Ind:
Fna will probably Ie reports from tue country With
10 T." dsys a.ysny that the winter rhest II ynry
mich damaged, II nut rninel In aoms lorsas It ~
tho gcuerA complaint with NJ fas,psEa sbuus hers that
ths winter wheat is Maarly al Killed. hnd tho Adds
n!cs and green; now taere Ii not6ng hut wishsrsd,
sictly yellow.
lot OF wheat, eonsisttng Of several cartoadA rent
from hs city, arrived III Arw York last Tuesday, Tbs
parties 70 whom It consigned tecXzaphed the fact
Of IL arrival, slated that the wheat WA worth tl214
1-:0 pcr bn, ana asked for inltrucuonA- Ths reply
Wa, Bell the wheat there II Limit upon it," lIoss
than foxtyesht housa after that ordor Wa sent the
conglgnses t0*Rrsphed "IiAys not Leen able u Qet
lid on your wheat."
Contract this with tha condition Of things In Chl
e1Ro. Therd has not hceu \ hususss day In thls city
fur many years. except two in lha wepk Of the
hfo when that. or much greater qusutity OF wheat
could not have been Bed hers within minutes Of
tina tbs order VII received II In butinsas hours and
that without eanaiug Eipple IN the nAEkpt. Tho
difference II entirely dus to the fsct that there IL
speculation In wheat 10 New York. W4ols days sors-
70 bay wheat for shipment. but buyers always stand
ready to take hold Of wheat coming H. - hsy want
to all salra uals for future delivery.
II d undoubtedly possible 10 speculate too much,
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Friday. Jau. %:
CRY PROPERTY.
North Dearborn st. 4 cor OF Diyiafou st, WI,
4Ox100 It, dated jan. H..................$ 5000
Sedgwick at, cor Of Schiller st, " f. 4DI59 II,
With buildings, dated Jan. 27............... 5000
Hickory q, 14t II Of Haynes ST, I, 2a1l00 II,
dated Jan. 4a.......+:.......... ....,..... LOCO
ross Ut, 313 II Of Cornell u, " I, in roar, 2ox
G1!5 #, asted Jan. W.......+................ ~. $50
Gamo tile shows, dAied Jan. ~. ............ 800
1Ialntel 81, 1G8 II ii Of Twsnty.Elxth 1t, VIA
rl00 RI, dated Jan. 2i...... ................ 1850
Park ~, n o cor Of Page 1t, at. +sh11alkft #,
dated Jan. ~. ......:.............. 1000
Halsed Rt, 1N II . Of Centre 1T, Of, 25xl25 It,
dated Jan: ..t....:.........,.:...:." 2000
1dhho Ct, bet rolk and Taylor ats, o I, 19x12SH
Il, dated Dec II, l87I.... :, 4OJO
CorfleliA st, oa5E It Y Of Milwaukee ay,nf
25117s r. iate1 Ian. N.................,.. "a. 1870
NoAIn oY C1TY LIMITS, WITHIN nAD1Us OF MILLS
or CnUnr-HousE.
Grrcn Bay road cor Of Wilson Az, q 1, l91
II to alley. dated Dec ~, ls76......+.......$ 100
Bou1n or CITY LIMiTs. wtrH1H i nADIul or MlLES
OF Counr-HousK.
Neataru ~ boulevard, cor Of F0rty.shisl
IT. 2H0xl $40 II. daeti Jan. .2a,....,.......$ 1000
Fifsy.htth At, n " cor Of Helwyn Av, 10 Acres.
iaod Jan: aa....- .1.........:,..... ...:.. 1900
Walnut at. +s It " Of Sacramento av. n I, isx
INK #, dated JAu. a.. .-...... ........... 400
LanEicy nv, $50 It Of Eorty-third Ut, -, 20x
1B4 it. dated Ihn. ~ .4..................... 200