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Indians Again.

Sioux CITY, July 10.
A dispatch from Yankton Agency, near
Fort Randall, Dakota, states that small
party of Sioux were attacked by Powcas
at their agency in Nebraska yesterday. The
Sioux had two men killed.
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PURE WINES FOR TtyALIDS.

we have on hand large variety of Pure
Wines for the recovery of the sick. Our Old
Port Wine, for strengthening and invigorating
the system our Malmsey Wine, for restoring
the taste and mpartlng new vlgor from cX-
haustion; our Pale sherry, to be used with tom
les for restoring the appetite, are daily recon-
mended by our first physicians. sold by the
bottle or gallon. JAMES DINGLEY & Co, Is
and 20 MIX street, Boston, Mass. jy91eOd3m
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs

AND TAN ask your Druggist for Perry's Moth
and Frcckle Lotion, which is harmless and In
every case infalible. Or for his Improved Co
mcdone and Plmple Remedy, the. great skin
Medicine for Plmplcs, Black Heads or Flesh
worms. Or consult b. c. PERRY, the noted
skin Doctor, 40 Bond street, New YORK.
april l0leOd, won.
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Deatll of Samuel XillistOn.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. July 49,
Samuel Wiliston, the well known East
liston seminary, and generous patron of
Amherst college died yesterday
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Troy Conference Academy

The friends and former students of Troy
conference academy at Poultney, will re-
ioice to learn that the school will open
on the 2Sth of August, with ilattering pros
poets for the full term. Or. Newman
proposes to have rally of the old students,
patrons and friends of the academy on the
21th at Poutney. He is cndeavoring to
secure half fare on the railroads from Troy
and from Burlington.
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Insurgents Dispersed.

HAVANA, July IS.
\ column of Spanish troops from Iloi-
gum dispersed the insurgents under Galinto
Garcia, who lost several killed and many
prisoners.
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Postponed.

YANKToN, July 10.
The WIntermutc case has been post
poncd in the supreme court till January
Bail refused and prisoner meanwhile re-
mains in Jail.
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The Last Missing Body

SrRINGFIRLD, Mass. July 10.
The body of Augustus Laney, the last
missing victim of the Mill River flood, was
recovered at Leeds last Saturday.
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pENNlsoN.s PATENT SHIPPING TAGS

over 200 millions have been used within the
past ten years, without complaint Of loss by tag
becoming detached. All Express Companies
use them. Sold 10y Printers and Stationers
EVERYWHERE
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
Junc23dawtG Wholesale Agents.
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THE VALLEY FAR,-Arrangements have
been perfected by the Connecticut river
valley agricultural association with the
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An examination of the remains of Katy
Curran shows the body of the girl to have
been terribly mutilated with a knife, in
similar manner to that of the boy, Miller,
for whose murder young Pomeroy is now
held. The coronei's inquest will begin to-
morrow.
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OPENING.

The newly erected coliseum at Jones
Wood was formally opened to-day, in the
presence of at least seventeen thousand
spectators. There were great number Of
singing societies present, together with the
Ninth regiment band
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IbIsATIES.

SAAISONs-At st. Adams Bay, July Is, of black
cAnker rash, George Henry, second son OF Henry
|. ana Julia Wilson Samson, aged years, S
months and Is days.
Vermont and New York state papers please
pODN.
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A game of baseball was played Satur-
day afternoon between the Boxers of Rut-
land and the Clippers of West Rutland.
FnlloVinp is fine ecOrp
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weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July 19-s p. IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England partly cloudy and
continued warm weather, with southeast
TO southwest winds, falling barometer and
light rains in the northern portion.
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WEEKs 4 BARBER
BUFFUMs BLOCK, MERCHANTS ROW,
Rutland. VT,
Keep full assortment oi:thc following
HOU Sc FURNISHING 8GOOD
CRoCKERY,
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
FRENCH CHINA WARE,
TABLE GLASS WARE.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
JAPANNED WARE,
PAINTED TOILET SETS.
BRITANNIA WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
PAPER HANGINGs
WINDOW SHADES,
TAssELs AND CORDS.
LAMPS AND LANTERNS,
GAS FIXTURES,
STONE WARE,
Wholesale and retail.
LAMP CIIIMNEYs and BURNERS,
Wholesale and Retail.
HOUSE BRUSHES.
FEATHER BUSTERS,
PLANT POTS,
PLANT BRACKETS,
CARPET sWEEPERs,
| Manufacturers OF
MATTRESSES and LOUNGES, and
GENERAL UPHOLSTERING
DONE TO ORDER.
| junel0tf
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NoTE-The "amount of cloudlness" deslg-
mated by figures, 10 being entire cloudlness
hall cloudlness entire clearness.
Inc velocity" or rate of motion, 10 being the
highest, and apparent rest
Authorizations St. Stratus Gu, Cumulus
CIR. Cirrus; Cir. ST., Cirro-Stratus Gust,
Cumulo-Stratus; Cir-Cu., Cirro-cumulus MIN,
Nimbus.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

C0O WEST 26TH STA RESPECTABLE PROT
GOC estant woman to do general homework in q
snail plain family quiet home more object than high
wages; years reference.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

OLD WEST NTH STA REsPE CTABLE GIRL TO
III do general housework in a small family three
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

"A. perienced with horses; good careful driver; can
make himself generally useful milk II required
best references. Address COACHMAN, box 2 Her.
aid Office
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

900 WEST SUTH STA GIRL AS WAITRESS OR
LOA TO do chamberwork and sewing; undc rsta nds
Wheeler Wilson's machine city country; gooo ref
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

CJ0 WEST 10TH STA RESPECTABLB YOUNG
Llse woman as cnanibermaid and waitress or nurse
for children and 10 do plain sewing best city reference
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

1O1 WEST SD ST, NEAR 9Th Av.-wANTED, A
lOf competent servant for general housework In a
private family: must be first ra washer and ironer
and good plain cook; reference required. Call imme-
diateiy.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

100 9TH AVA RESPECTABLE MARRIED wO-
~ man as wetDnrse; understands the Of cbil-
dren; objection to the country; good reference.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

1SO WEST 3SD STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
lCC girl and chambermaid; is willing TO
make herself generally useful; objections short
distance in the country: city reference,
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

OO7 EAST S5TH STA YOUNG WOMAN TO DO
CAj general housework in private family; excel.
lent washer and roner and good plain cook three years.
reference.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

771 7TH AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
II as nurse; capable OF taking entire charge OF a
baby from its birth, If necessary on the botte city ref
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

OK WEST AsT ST., FIRST FLOOR. FRONT
AOC room.-A respectable young girl TO do house.
work In small private family; is good washer and
ironer; good references
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
O1G sTH Av, NEAR 2lST STA GIRL TO DO
Z1O general housework In small family.

O70 EAST slTH ST., BAsEMENT.-A SWEDISH
OlO woman wants work by the day; houseclcaning,
washing and ironing done in the best manner.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs,

)S0 WEST 37TH sT-WANTED PLAIN coo
AOC in a boarding house.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

7SC EAST AID STA YOUNG GIRL TO DO GEN.
LOO eral housework in q Plain family good PLAIN
co9k, washer and ironer city reference
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

Ike WEST SD ST, BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH AVS
1CO third floor bacS-A pectable girl to do house
work in small private family best city
last place
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

9CH EAST 74TH ST.. FIRST FLooR-A RESPECT
80 able young girl as chambermaid and waitress
OF children and do chamberwork city OF rcountry good
eference from her last place.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

1S0 Sd AVA RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
LOO 10 DO general housework in a small family; good
reference. Call tor two days.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

C1O EAST 25TH ST., TOP FLOOR, FRONT ROOM
OLC A respectable girl TO do general hou work is
a good plain cook washer and ironer good reference
objection to the country
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

C21 WEST Asr ST. PREsENT EMPLoYRRs,.-
Lcl AS chambermald and waitress or to assist with
the washing and ironing.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

s FIRST CLASS COACHMAN-MARRIED OF
n good sic and appearance city country; willing
and Obging four years highest reference CAN
and Jh nv
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

S)0N WEST 26TH STA RESPECTABLE PROTES.
IOc tant woman chambermaid and
waitress in private family city country; city ref
erence.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

900 lST Av., FIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.-A
LAA respectable woman TO mind children assist
with chamberwork and make herself generally useful:
objection TO to the country; best city reference.
Call for
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

0OO WEST 0rH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
COA girl lately landed. to do chamber work and
sist with children in private family; willing and
obiiging; satisfactory reference
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

(tOACHMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
~ wanted by a German single, gentleman's
place; best reference. Address H. M box iDo Herald
nfir
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

ON WEST 46TH ST, PRESENT EMPLOYER's-
ClO reliable and competent widow TO do general
work in small gentee famiy is An excellent cook
and good bread and pastry maker.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

SAO 9TH Av. CORNER 3STH STA RESPECTA
COA BILE married woman TO wet nurse a child at her
own home, where she was confined on the 5th OF this
month and lost the baby Address
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

11S WEST 2eTH sT:-To DO LIGHT BoUsEwORK
1LO or chamberwork; wages not SO much object
rs q good home good reference.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

NOACHMAN, OR COACHMAN AND GARDtNER8
y situation wanted. by an Epgishman city and
try references A. A. WARNER 24l West I'D st., top
fioor.
, 1874-07-13

TIE GRAND Union DEPOT ABANDONED.
The negotiations for the erection OF grand
union depot Oh tho Wost Blde haye undoubtedly
failed. It waa at ono time beloved that they
would bo successful. and chat tic consont of all
the companies Interested would bo secured, hut
such proves not to ba tho case. loa1 osato dealers
and property-ownera who llayo been awaiting
this now novo with impationco must t.efor Tho
realization OF their hopes to period which now
aeemB fur remote, We have alrealy given In
tl.is conmn history OF tho project. and at tho
date OF tue last nIluaion thoro was every rsason
to bolcyo that tho
Loka-TAlxED-og UNION DEPOT
was certainly to be, although when aud where
wus not decided. Since that time tho opposition
Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, aud tho
taiuty That the l.oatilecourse oe Western LegiHa-
turoB toward railroads would make necessary
the strictost economy, have compelled tho aban-
ionmuut Of tho ontlre scheme. The first con-
truct for tue unso,, depot was drawn uplbetwoon
tl,o Michigan, CoutraI tho burlington & Quincy
lilo NurthWeHtern, tho 1t. paNl, tho Chicago L.
Alton, aud Pittsbnrg u Fort Wayne l!aiIroaflH,
ana signed bY some OF thpul. 1t hound
them to incorporate uuaer tAe State
, 1874-07-13

e. SATURDAY EyEk1Ao, July II.
ALO0HoL-Was nuiet at s., ,S4GSt80,
HEASB--Were quiet at 81 .aJGba. 10 for mediums.
HuITEn-TAer0 trmer tnno to tho butter
market. rho cool weather caused an increased de-
w!tAsundug tils considerably Increased recoiptA Of
the past two or reo days Teeeyars had no dtauulty
IN y 1ssw s aey e tass
1e19s; infories sn to sOnuon 1o@i, nm,
VI" se % H. N sts.a sns
Otter goola coming ,lndor tho aboye hoat arc qalct
eS ss V assssa sas ss ss s
l7 GoM e oSsA aq 2I% s :tss ss ss:ss s ss @ss rps
es as vii wosR 9'S ae ' no eioeo
sssss Sf srss sssa g. sSS so'a to
nUlLplN9, MAIEhIALs-wars dnll. l;r!sea aro
sopsats4 Mesg s Nv Y0h sns
s sssnf ta ! Gtl III nss sii il pni 9ojsae line
' so5 piassTia ha3r b. toa; iira tsst, i,oaS.
t5byo@sooo; 61d'1ing hrlek teoumon), $eo1; eulls.
s 1aiss peoase s SS ssSsss e
oiiEi:sE~ Trading continues on somewhat Inn;
itod scale, purchasers being of tho ''Aand 10 mouth"
ataKe:ot tle oe.aon. rFlees 4re euay hu. sanno 10
is"'siy s TIKI Taise wsa'sru d. ioxSli.s; s " low
s;ss$G q s~ ss sss @ 1ss s,.; tss ss ss
aSo'o @ Js ,s hsr;ss s.S , S1Sst, ; sar;
is ssols s 55c; pars M aases s'1' fo,'s, sl6aao
Do, basied s!soaaoo; t!pree n nstayea r"!sl s29oo
2eo raE5 hsse e ss%ea o. Ssle Ssay s
ao.uo; flour stsyes, s7eo@sdp; cirelo Hour head
'" MGossro in active local demand aud firm at IL
FIsi1-Tlcre was uohiug now to unite In any Of tho
, 1874-07-13

Tho Committee appointed by tho Now York
Produce Exchange to report upon the nboso-
named subject hnro 1lnisled their work, They
recommend the appointment Of M Inspector Of
Grain, and that all grain received by rni1road
shall be subject to tnnpocsion nntler tho follow
ing rules; but such rules shall not aprly to yes
sci cargoas brought by rail from Buiiao or Eric,
or through b's Of iading from points wost thero-
Bignecs in boat-1oafs without inspection and uu-
nlixod with other grain:
Iaie 1o-ln order 70 facilitate deliveries Of grain
from ears. tho railroad companies permitted 10 put
together in bnas, without roKard to ownership my
grain Of tue same grade nepeced NAes tho proytsions
Of i:ule ", under tho l following conditions;
slall nut 1o0Oo bushels each, stall TO iseuod
s sssaas ss q e. ss ' 0 fsess ses
sssssss!s!y s1S I'LL! sssss + W. sss
companica BY the drcght.b'ls aud nsreoIon-rorns.
sos wseSs M ha nuaoa SSs ves d '4s
roaas, nna tho railroad coanrAntes shall hhye tho
right 10 Withhold certificates untll all tho accrued
7an,d-1n lloling said grain temporarily In boats
FREQ Of expao before osers are given by consgnees
working days, including tho datea of tho certificates.
After TIE exnrasion Of TUT tne ,,.snt:t. dsmur.
n 'ns ts Rin at tho pao Of onssgh a of
per cont 1er bl,abel por day, whether or1urs for
dalivery hsye been given or not Witch chargo shal
laurt.-Aiter grain is ardered md ia placed at tho
lowsa tAa day of such delivery aud To ne.ttwo work
ing aasH for unloading, and shall tl,en pay $40
u
5o0o b.B'.ea eas Of ono gradc whether such time
IL within tha original four ays or ,et tho railroad
til discouraged from their boatR they having the right
to limit tleir liability ny storing the grfu, ae provided
, 1874-07-13

lover ami currants a1ao showed wcakneas, but for
nnoE descriptions very tu ress wero bens rSaze.
we qnoto ~ tolowa: FonEloa-pases, 1S@loo;
A., dF,'ts. 14a16c; aRs, 70 boxcs layart l7@lss;
ssss!xsss, ,3XS1Xe; ssi1on. azeaSs; is"on rss'.
2ssa .ss xsss sss9f es4sn ssfss' a$ rax
4 ~ 11SisS y sssses, 1s!yss las1aas Do ,,1o
rsttea cherries, 40c. NuTs-FIbcr.s, l5a lGe; ii.
GGs cS atss nsTfasG9s 2S}Sa?3e Nass yanu's 1sea
i7o: DrazIa, 1oalle; pecans, Texas. gSS1oSo: iii.
nngtoM PEANUTS, ta1,ey, i2aiac; DO rpcona a,,al,y,
1aoo; Iehnessce peanuts, W ta1e; African rennus,
onEES rny1Ts-The 1eestnss ef s,u.eertlca,
oeerrsa @ aa faas!esstss were Mherh mt prices
tha recent rains. Cnrranth aere siso in fair aiInny
r.; ss:5ss ;1sn s s an !,
res dos eess s':s ss ;na rsSs5s
ess ss.g sg5
ss's'st ssss's s,y rtsss5s Sss%s; .5 r. r;
Ssss ss fasS es ap''t Luz sess ss9,aas e.
a1s00EntK tKs-Tlo only c,nfge notct to-day in thu
artclos colntng nnscr the above lead was furthcr
Il rs G On II s rs Sax T$1 To9E % S
sss snst saa ss1Se: ssss
QnotatfunB hre aa foltnWH:
lI..3:.1!u n1.oAnn. ssop1-7Afe51a@e. s21Y;- f
o.1o; Jam, No. =. s11@$sao: choice plantatlioil
ssia'?Ss ss Ssss sss e. "; fss,s lid a. T. ;s
sss'2s'e &C. ps ass ssssass Sss's 'ts S
gArnlEs-star. fun wcIght 1a@1eNe; stearine,
f'l "eet asH&i.s H o 1hort weig! 1as@1a
linn, 8s<t3phc. Inn{e}nnn btlfaanr ''@S''~~7 ~~N
BuaARa-Fatcnt cut loaf 10; Crushed and novtler-
81 sis o N Nss:ao'S,e@ 9s@1Ss i Ssnaas o
3o,i@s1oNe; 9No: ssio'';c; 5ear &. 10. 1910
TO-; 3of; 81 Si,ose ss<Sso Ssown, ;oH@9 prime Do okpe
slRvea- diamond drirs, si.sSsi.5s; sslyer ar,ps,
s1tra On e good sear-hoise era e57de
aao do prime, eo@b2c; do common f0G7oc; forti
1iso molaa'as. oloeo. e5asso; eomnon o'usaps, sa
sAIEnATua-Common TO best, BA@oHc.
sr1oEs--A'lFpfco, 17h @l8xc; cuVes, 4s@5oc; caH-
s :1 sgei n{esns 2s9s sEss; n9tmcs st@
soAra-aesmaq mottlea, a,l&eNe; aoI,au West,
4a@5c; White 14ly, GAteaGKe; Whito fsoae, 11daG4c;
% san aasen dmpSs ss %hs IT,
sranoHnsser sloss, o''lds1oc; common. B@lo>lo;
MaYGThere WIS l,cter demand for nratrie hsy TO-
day and owing to comparatively light oeringa prices
were higher Timothy ,maa alao nrm. Tie de,nanl
sss os aSs dens 5ge s s1a h. sem s a T T
ers arc engaged hervestinE Timothy, prime, s550
@l2. primo prairie. s8.6o@0.0o; No. do, fs.00;
So: ?, O. slough; sSoo@1 30. Loose on WAaos
Timothy, $. 8.0o9l2.D0; prairie, 4G.0odeg.o0.
maud from local tanners. Dry flint hides nro 1,,otol
higlor; also green KIP md Rripy choice lot Of heavy
wautd probably bring Bae, but tho receipts nro
light, and tho avesugo rTico paid Ia B93o. Qnotu-
tions: Green city butchers, 7o; green cnrad, light
SXs; lheayy: DO, s&c; M part cured T@7Ho gsse
dry flint, ls@i0e; dry KIP. i8o; dry sailed, i1i6o
deacon skins, 45c grnbby, arorod cut, otherwise
64eeE leltR. wool estimated wasllea Q Ii, 174oc.
H0pS-Wese steady at 25{s3ac for ehoeo Wsatern,
and 12H la20c for the lower graslca.
1RoN AND srEET.-WeFo III moderate demand
, 1874-07-13
CHICAGO LuMlIE{s MARKET,

nm. 6sTulnAr EyENiNa, July II.
Tic yard Dealers who lelang to what ii pot',lary
known lA ile combination. adjoilr1t on Feiday oval-
,ng without hayin9 plishe anything, to a,ast Ut
th9 IrG'1loht House on Tuesday noxt.
" understood that AE attoEpt will 10 nladc to
c0hatder tho agreement entered into time ago, 10
buy tlis seaaoh only l,y insrectte with yiew of ro-
eAllg IT, Ouly fry-elght of thu loeal dcalera signed
tAp INCREMENT. md tho attempt to foreo inHpaotun
as proved faiuro beoauso tho majority Of the cisy
daais refused t co-pIesao: ulso for other rrasoi.
lilo pledged parties AuW lrHlrp to 10 r0p4sud from
tnrther 9bligton. claiming tlat y lsa detE'en to
tAelr business to continue support any lnnger,
About so cargoes 1T hs sale-aocka this morn
ng. Tue offerings were principally common lumber,
wero presn mud The local tr!o wore backward about
ak!i!E bolt I boiug ts Ivy tay of sAo weet ohulce
e ono so yesier!ay Ct sls 90 brouEht sio.f5. Man
factnse,s have refused 10 ship goot hliler to this
nArkot Binro ta troubles over tho inspection, hencn
kearcity aud rnlnDsy Plero-suu wap quoted at $H.75
93u0, Alld lMrtts mud strips Ut $9 UU6a 10; Ko1 tn
saoee io t. .t slapot1l675. La.h ut s71, nna slngcs
relnuilldrr Of tho hect waa lcis uyer
No aalos were ysNnrtPtI.
.. At JuE 1AnDs.
Tbs 1usrkst v Fasy quiet Alars 10 Indeed than Ia
, 1874-07-13
MONEY AND COM MERGE.


SATURDAY ErErIHu, 1nty II.
During the nook just ctosod th8 principal
characteristic Of tho monoy markot Las boon n
return to tho uausl summon dultnoss, which was
broken for fow dnya by tie universal rolief nt
tho adjournment Of Congross. During tic weok
before the tlonland for loans increased in many
quartors. and businoss generally exhibited sigus
OF grca.er prosperity But during thu Inst fcv
days tho quiot TINT usually marks this season
has sottlol dorn ouco again. We arc III
tho midst Of tho midsummer dullncsH.
Tho dqmand for loans is ut its min
imun sud tho amount Of nnuaol money hold by
Of the metz crotM. moving them, to market, and
tho opening Of tho fall trade, will, III ror5 fow
wooLs. change tho tho Rcone 10 ono OF busy aud
profitable activity.
held At 10 por can't, with concessions to occa-
sionlt md independent borrowers on tho boBt
collatorals. 1'horo aro somo banEs mostly those
known as pork and graiu bnnkH, which will loan
money At 7 to per cone On tho stroot, money
is s@1s por cent; real estate loans aro 0@1O per
cont.
This receipts Of grain at this point llavo large
1v decroasod ttls week, as have shipments Gust
yard. Worry littlo exchange ia mailing on Nov
York in consequence, and tho rato Ind ad-
vancoa from par to 60o premium. bctwcon
banks.
Tho clearings for tho wooh wore 1922, G97,-
l75.G5. md tio balances 2,230, 005.0G. Tho
corresponding figures last yoar wore 925, 4U7,-
b86.20 and 81, ,225, G4.
THO Bank Of Chicago made an assignment
Friday last to !. p. Coatos OF tho firm Of 1tca J.
Coates, roal ostato dealers, MS Assignee. As vet
their liabilities md aBaots arc undetermined,
Mr.. Coatos not having examined tho aflaira OF
tho concern.
The rates OF foreign exchange are Loutlon,
4971S@490; Paris, l311{@512t7; Hamburg, O5N
@9954: Berlin, 72@7a1 Belgium, 6l6@5l1 Ii !;
liolland, 41H@4ly4; Sweden. 2si Norway,
Ills; Dcnnnrk, 66: Finland Isussla), 20Y4+
Gable tral,sfors: London 4D2; Paris, 60856.
Tho National Bank Of Illinois has doclarud
seni-aunaal dividend Of 8 per cont and added
f0,000 to it's surplus,
Tic International Bank hns declared 8 por
cent iividond. payable July IL.
Mesers. Preston, Kean Il Co. fnrnish tho fol-
lowing statement showing the fluctuations in
this lnarkot for government bombs, gold, and
, 1874-07-13

New YonK, July 11.-alonov cloRod ut 2@3 per
cent. Foreign exchango left on quiet ut dSG}s
Gr486r4 for hansots' s,xty days. sterIing and 4S3
e9ls9}4 TOR do,nantl- Prime mercantile e. paper ,
ness III at 6}5@Gt5 ror cctt. Tho banks aro buy
ors, they iinling it difficult to employ their mou
ey with thor own customers.
Gold quiot and steady, opening ,!at ITO md
rates paid Tor carrying wero 2, l, u, ~, mud
per cent.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dsburacd during tho
week s3,724. .ooo, ana received g. 800 for
customs.
Imports Of general merchandise, including dry
goods, Tor tho week, $7,615, 600 produce ex
porte, s7;3s7, 7,lso; specie Exports, sa,o95.7a7.
Governments dull and ateady.
State bonds quiet ind Btoady. Railr0nd bonds
practically neglected this afternoon. but quota
tiona steady.
The stoes market oponea atcady, md nd
vancel u to II ,per cent. This was followed Dy
cent s0"6ral @ d'e{nf nosoa Of f .o q Secgse gss
was soon recovered. At tho Second
Board there was another change in tho temper
nf speculation, the market having been woals.
gonorally apcalsing, hrn,, aud prices recovered
X to per cent from tho lowest point Of tho
afternoou-LnIte 6horo having advanced from
1217 to 20, and Western Unou from 7194 to 72534.
Just before tho close tloro was reaction Of 4
Tho rise iii Emo carly in tho day was bnsod on
rnmors That tho English accountants had
decided u mako q fayorable report,
Which would bo given to tho public next week.
which were governed by the reports concerning
dividend. 6aiea today included 81, 900 Western
Un,on, $1,000 Eric, $4,000 Lake-shore, 1000
Northwestern. 5000 llock Ialand. 1000 St.
lau and 600 TOLEDO .], q WabaH1. T. is statoa .;t
j, Ii. DinucH * Co.. HuHDDutlDI.
The speeie payments to-day wcrc: Gold coin,
$4,000 silver, 4100,0G1.
Tho weekly statement Of the New York city
bankB ia nS follows:
Loana, decrease, .eaas, 300; specie. increase,
e5.441, 100; legaH, docroase e2, ,s25. 400 dopos-
its, increaae. - 051 100 circulation iuoroaso,
e59. 800 reserve, increase, Sa.5a5,675.
Tho DAILY Iuhetin this morning announces tho
suspension OF ]. II. Digges l. Co., Wholesale
dealers. Of Leonard street, with liabilities OF
100000 asHets not Giron.