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and aristocracy for religion, and no such
signs follow them: because of a want OF
faith in God they cannot do the WORKS
commanded
1t is astonishing to see the inspiration
or intuitive power of the man. tie eAdiii-
ines every patient simply by taking hold
of the wrist with one hand and bringing
the other down over the face: never feels
the pulse, looks at the tongue, nor ASKS
single question; yet he tells each one thelf
disease, what caused it, and gives tine eX-
act date Wien it commenced, ana gives a
better history of their case and all Its
symptoms than they could themselves, and
sometimes he will examine hundred per
day. He will in this manner examine a
MAN and tell him what is the matter with
his wife, even If she is
ONE THOUSAND MILES AWAY.
and they say he tells them correctly. One
MANS wife was deaf, another pafayZ ed III
her left arm, another crippled by rheuma-
tis1n, yet he tells each one correctly. and
gives the date OF the stroke OF palsy, deaf
ness. or attack of rheumatism, OF other
affection. and tells them whether he can
cure them or not. Some cases he says God
intends shall not be cured, and he will not
| touch them: one man came here Il few
| months ago who was partially paralyZed.
PAUL examined him and told him there
was but one cure for him-that God had
called him to preach the Gospel, and had
paralyzed him for disobedience, and if he
would go to preaching bis palsy would
leave him. He would not touch him. The
man made appointments and went tc
preaching, and the Methodist Church in
| Missouri gained preacher, and MS palsy
| left him. The story is well vouched for.
| Some things here that l have written
seem almost too incredible for belief; but
let any one who doubts it come here, as
have, and spend few weeks, and he will
swear the half has not been told. Indeed
l have seen so many strange things that
am ready to believe anything that heal
has been done by this mans magnetic
| power. WILLIAM ~. BUSH.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-10-16

SIX WEEKS WITHOUT FooD.-some six
weeks ago, ". $. Fleming, who lives some
Three tI miles west Of Bristol, miss d IL heifer.
Wednesday. he found her in a sink-hole on
MS farm: The hole had been covered over
with rails, which the animal had fallen
chfough. When missed she WAS fat enough
Iof beef-she came out of the hole little
more than skin and bones.
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In LUCK, The Lynchburg ''Yirginian'
says that Capt. Jno. A. McCaul, of Salem,
with his racing stock carried off every
prize at the Knoxville fair, and won $1,000
besides. In his match with the Cincinnati
horse, "Orange Blossom made with ease a
mile in 2:2S. the fastest time he has YET
made.
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DIED AT THE PosT OF HoNoR.-Bishop
Qulnlin. of Mobile, has received a dispatch
from Pensacola, announcing that three Of
the Sisters Of st. Joseph, who had been
nursing the yellow fever patients at the
nL1aVy,-yard, were themselves stricken with
the disease, and died of it.
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TIE VIRGINIA OYSTER LAW UNCoN-
sTITUTIoNAj In tile United States Uil-
cult Court at Richmond, Va, Saturday,
Judge Bond rendered a decision declaring
The State oyster law unconstitutional so
far as it concerns .non-residents of the
State The case decided was that of James
w. McCready, Of Maryland, held by the
Court of Gloucester county, Va, for VIC
lating said lag, which the decision alleges
excludes non~residents from the privileges
granted citizens of the State, and was
brought before Judge Bond on writ of
habeas corpus, the prisoner alleging that
his arrest was in violation of the censtIu-
ton of the United States, which provides
that citizens Of each State shall have equal
and immunities Of citizens of the
several States. Judge Bond having foutd
the State law in violation of the federal
ordered McCready's release.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-10-16

THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs.-Th
q. S. Court for West Virginia has refused
TO confirm the lease Of the White Sulphur
Springs property to Col j. L. Darlington
OF Richmond, for seven years. Col. c. has
made another offer of a lease for five veal S.
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Which, being deducted from s., 9H s., leaves sl4I9 70
As the cost of running three townships in
a small county for one year, which would
make the expense of each township 1882 ;
and as there are four hundred and twenty
five townships in the State, the annual
saving in taxes, by returning to the cd
naagisterial system, will be 5000, 63l.2 5'-
The amendments. if adopted, will bring
us back to the old magisterial system, eX-
cept as to the county courts, which will
remain as at present constituted. Besides
this saving in taxes, we will get rid OF the
numerous tax accounts which now so much
annoy and confuse US, and only be required
to pay our taxes once year and be aole to
find them all on one piece of paper.
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:; W .Il7se1e oh.

Personal.
. LONDON, ENG, Oct. 15.-The Duchess
Of Edinburg was this morning delivered OF
ason.
CozmasserciaE.
New York, Oct. 15.-Flour dull and
drooping. Wheat declining. Corn shade
firmer.
BALTIMORE, Oct 15--Flour quiet
Wheat firm at $l.15(0 s1.30. Corn dull
Southern $50 $l;05.
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DTs1NTERMENT OF THE REMAINS OF
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. The remains of
Abraham Lincoln were disintered at
Springfield, H., Saturday, re-encased, and
inclosed in q sarcophagus and placed in the
crypt under the monum Mt prepa atory to
the unveillng and dedication Of che Lincoln
statute on Wednesday, i'll which the Society
of the Army of the Tennessee will take
BART. Io is stated that the remains were
much decomposed, the embalming process
at Washington in May, 1871, having proved
defective.
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New AGageraiSeEgf eaafs.
SO OOO FEET OF GOOD WHITE PM
FENCING LUMBE

FOR SALE FOR CASH, or will trade for Flour
and Feed All kinds OF building lumber cheap
at short notice. Address
KUNKLE & MAHANEY,
Get 16--4t% Orsigsvile, G, Il 0. R, R., Va.
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THE AMEND 1MENI'S TO THE CON-
STITLTION

We gave last week, compiled from con-
temporary, whose name, We regret to say,
has escaped us, the changes which will be
made in the constitutional amendments to
be voted ON on November Sd if adopted.
Mr.. E. S. Deane, secretary Of Nottoway
county Grange has addressed a circular
letter to the grangers Of the State, in which
he says:
| have been instructed by the County
Grange of Nottoway county, to call your
attention to the constitutional amend
ments to be voted on, upon the Sd of Nov
smber next, and to furnish you with the
information procured for our Grange by a
careful investigation of the records OF the
county. The information will be found in
the following statement:
Expenses Of Haytokah township, Nottoway i
county, for 1873, 16i 3
Expenses of Bellefont township, Nottoway
county, for'lS73, o19 Ii
Expenses of Benton township, Nottoway 10
county, for 1873, AZ n
NOttaway county levy for 1878, 5,5S6 W
Total expenses for 1873, s7,9n 65
In 1869, and before the township system com
menced to operate in Virginia, the total
expenses of the county, embracing every
thing included in the above amount eN-
\ cept salaries and perquisities OF township ~ A.
officers amounted to s54of ~
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FOOT RACE.

The foot racing opened on Tuesday with
dash of 100 yards, with 81 for the hast
man, and 50 for the next best. The on
tries were M. II. Cox, E. L. Smith, A. R.
Fisher, j. R. Smith, G. Gear and Dick
Reed The first prize was won by r !,
Smith, and the secsnd by A. R. Fisher.
THE ATTENDANCE.
On Wednesday, the second day. the at
tendance was about 7,0ooapersons, being
the largest number ever at any county fair
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OLD TINES.

CENTENNIAL OF THE BATTLE OF POINT
PLEASANT-THE AUG USTA TROOPS IN
THE FIELD i INTERESTING REMINIs-
CENCE.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-10-16

The Charlestown, W. Va, "Courier''
publishes a letter from DR.. J. 2. Hale, from
Belfast, Ireland, enclosing a description of
the battle Of Point Pleasant written in
l774-just one hundred years ago. We
give the whole correspondence, which is
Yery interesting
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The death is announced in London of
Dir. Francis E. Anstie, distinguished
physician and well known writer Oh medi-
Ga! matters. The cause of his death was u
poisoned wound received while making Il
post-mortem examination.
The brother-ii-laW Of royal princess is
a member of the London Stock Exchange
He is Lord Walter Campbell, brother of
che Marquis OF Lorne. He filled for a short
time a subordinate position in Il New Y ork
house,
MI. Edward g. Marshall, of Fauquier,
has been restored to his place in the In
terror Department by order of President
Grant. Mr. Marshall is the only living
Child of Chief Justice Marshall.
So far as heard from, only three counties
in Georgia-Liberty, Newton and Glynn-
have gone Republican. The indications;
are that the entire delegation from Georgia
in the next Congress will be Democratic.
The Brooklyn church controversy is
deemed too indecent to be allowed to pass
over the English wires, seeing that it
must in dong so pass through the hands
of number OF respectable female clerks,
At late session of the General Episco-
pal Convention, in New York, the Rev.
Mr.. Richards, of Rhode Island, is reported
as saying THAT it would be better to have
fewer ministers and better Ones"
The Republican State Executive Com
mittee of Virginia refuse their counte-
nance to the nomination of J. Amber
Smith in the Richmond district, and recog-
nize Burgess as the candidate.
Lieut.. Mahmoud Terrific, the Turkish
officer who committed suicide at Provi-
dence, r. l., was buried on Saturday. The
Mahometan funeral service was performed
by Captain Hasson, of the Turkish army.
The wife Of Richard A. Drummond, a
farmer near Hampton, Va, eioped with
VIM. NJ. Fowler, a broken-down soldier at
Soldiers Home, Both are over As and as
ugly as sin.
, 1874-07-02

s1tEEr-Te tight receipts enab.od holders 10 snata-
tnsh formor rates. notwithstanding tho nbkcnce Of my
cohs'toruhlc tlal,a, ahl continue 10 qloto good
q m eGice at 8iao, nnd inferior to medium grades
at S1uu@I.da. Thefe Ia Memo n9ntry for iasnbs It
l+6ot821o l'er heud for roor to good quaIltioa.
1T. LOUIS.
81. dAuta, Mo-, Iaiy l.--Eon4-Reeeirts, 1,1l3
$5,7699G11. @' ''
al a os caay through Te.an $3.50
$l.7jtGsbo; good to pxtra ataora. $t.76aa6, ,35,
EAST LInEltTY,
II Fact !tnnT5fS; ~ y r., Jaly
4.t0. 0
lIo.s-Arrivs1s; y 4snrs; Yorkors, s;oo@o.1o,
snEEr-Asrtvals, tp16 cars hest $5009525 mcdl-
unt f4.S1GI 4.76 colninon, $1,000 80,
BUFFALO.
ngfrAto, Jniy 1..cAyrIE-Rcce.pta. o12; total
for tho wer. 10 $40. Mtrket aat(vn nj Ma,<o oc1lno
on good ntoek; atroug NO 70 on con,non Tho 1attct
grade anil thln Tcxans npglcctod. Fat Texans In
Gool request.
sngEr AND LAMgs-nocoipta, $500; total for tho
week, p,GOo. Market moderately activo; Canada
lambs, sd.oo@7.6o; Canada atesp $4.do@5.oo; Vest
ern sleep, $4.91G34.75.
lfous--isoeepsa, 2.coo; toat for tho wook, $500.
Market duh; YorRors, 35.5oqs,75; heayy hogs,
$jDDG51.QD
, 1874-07-02

ct 5ae; 10000 bu do at bs1Go, 6,0o0 bu do at
6S1(o. ...
Onts aold at 40ii4p4024o aoller .1uly; and 1890
solior August. 2nles ihclndo: 5,D00 bu No. h
Boiler Au9nnt. at 82}1o.
AloaH pork was offered ut et775 Hellnr ,Iuly |;
a17.05 scllor Ang,1pt; s31a25 seller September |;
md a14.9b hel1or tho year, Lard Mt ali. tO@
1.12>5 sollor July; 91l.2oGpll.25 seller August.
LATEST.
Wheat was 1nnt}arateiy nutive Into Il, tho nftor-
noon, and flr.ner, sailing Ut s1151101 1Gh, and
closing at e. 1na1. seller Jnly, aud at ii. 10
@l,tUlA aollor August. Corn was autivo and
ahout 11o h9hor than Mt tho closo Of Change
oloAiult at dl 81 easL. 5a@5a1Ge seller July, and
5a9iu for August. Two BosUohcrH woro tnkon
Tor corn to Buffalo. mud ono for ooin 10 K1nga~
lont cnrrytng IN tho aggregate 100100 h,i. Ills
brings tlio ireEht-roo'n ossgagod for corn to-day
lip to ,2d0, 600 hu.
, 1874-07-02
The TItfsbnr9 OIL Market,
rlrrsnuno, ra.. Ju'y 1.Cru1c pnict al $3.50 At Tho
wolla rahued dull ; July. l2tsc; August, 13;sc.
The Produce 1Inrk1tH.
NEsv Yt1fsr

rrr yonr 1,,x ,E,:arroSEgoat ~ uv. .nd nomtn,1.
n S ~ d ns tsntes as: s0sen hugs ssfady X sass
13G 1n a.t,o sLan1a TIN: Issni,r IL Sss
~ - Ia Sbsr 1s git1HiS;cste. ne,.ar ~ @
Ysu X u.1ss1 1 '9'00S' ~ esf<e' 0sssAAoA'
uas4psTufrs- dull md In nuyer,' favor: re-
rsts n Xxx ri, sucrnne Westar1, and st la 1; n,
es eSmnp to coo1 ss7al. A1 Coca to oaoleo
sy9v@sco: whlte Wheat oxsTa, je,eutag.ao: e1tra
nnto ss Hha7 * A. Tnmss, n; f5a III Tyc tinur
ol,ot a,, ehauoe al II sSag %. Corr, meal du md
liver: western. H. 7ofS 4oo WGcat i2c lower and ia
fir isn,,~l rs,,,s ;is mn hn n, chi"sro a IL
a1s5. al No Sorthwestepu II. Nc" SIIWau
Eso, sl.ssai.s9; No. ! Ninnesots. si.s9 ungr.ded
W.alcrn sp, mn,i,cr Il t7 M a,S2in1 ri Anal IL.
Gfso Went"r a. Il ,v nuie NJ Il s0fi IL liar,
ior Nominal. sian nuist ali nominni earn 1ownr
~ T., nnnd ,onnn1 A. .,w.,tmc. Waa,srn ,,iYsI
7i@77a; Western % yellow, 7S6s77Eo: whito western,
ms9s, yo,tcrn' saaSIa. whits anaG3o' 9'''s' ~"
IIv,Iinavv 1t sfH:@i IL ~
33tAa~uuea,5 3ten. u;s5 Nv *e''"St''o*
n~s! nu,a-rt!".n nro. .,,+ .,a tu,, u,,,, ~,..au
,,,"ssn Iii @ inn.I Haus ~ nt t. i. oSA1 "''""'
gIssrss a a5 s'd sieaav is' 9a''
, 1874-07-02
CHICAGO LUSInEIi NAnKET,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July !.
whn srinas at tho osas wofo ar bns the 1xs
anla t1e local 1caless operating sparingly Soil
cra say number Of cargocH were suf1. but docuo to
make tho prlcts KNOWN claiming. however, that
scnt prices twlatover they may boz were ohtanod.
Very fnw sales linve been reported tins week, though
large tot las been disposea OF stnco h1oay unrntnE
Jo1Hs AnA scanlng quoted firm at t876G9900 a1d
strpa and boar1s se at wto range Of pricts {$OU1
51b.hul. The better Rraes sol by straight eas-
rc N.d inspection: many parties, however, who havo
trel inspection md found It uMsatlaactory arc u-
willing to aeli except IN tho Old But carguns haye
been sold ny tnaeetion nt hoter prices than could
lumbar hold toay Uceausc ths sellers would
not submit 1t to inspection.
Atr TILE
, 1874-07-02

Foreign nlnrtgfH.
LONDON, July 1.-lsato OF Discount IN open market
for three mouths bills, AZ per ca wel, ts Il below
bsus rate. Amount X ballion Withdrawn from Tic
bank, OH balance today, cs, oap. consolRoo2<ao2s<
5-2os Of las5 lo7!(; 1Bd7, tosA: 1o4o*, loaA; now
6s, 10lt; Now Yorh ccntra1, VIZ; Erls 2okG1oi
preferred, %.
ltohued potro1e1tn-1Ds.
Ta!!ow-4lx BIGGs1s 9I.
Turpcntine-2Gs Jsle12Js Oil.
PARIS, July 1.--1sente4. byf 7ac.
FnANxsonT, July 1.-G4s, VIZ.
LIrEnrooL, July 1.-Cottnn atcadier: mtddIfng mp.
land 8!sGaA4d nltllinY urleanH. 8,.d sales, ll0l0
hcs; American, =, 100: speculation and cxpurt, DuDD
buics,
Breads.uHa-puli and unchanged.
, 1874-07-02
s Ii II of Lot and II 18 II uf Lot 8 Of Abeflta
1.os1 III Block D, Oloavorville, datctl juno 3d.. 4


WEDNESDAY, EVENING, July l,
Tho following were Tho receipts and sh,pmonsB
Of tho 1eading articles OF produce Ill Chicago
during tho past twonty-fonr hours. and for tho
correapondiEg lato one Yenr ago,
, 1874-07-02

NEw Yona, July 1.-Tless was fairly active move
n,snt in brown alh beached cottonH, hnl fancy casBi
nseres were in goot demand BY olothlers and cloth
jobbers s market for cotton goods steady, With
al upward tendency III ltat bIawns. l1aayy stand
ar AleetluH and brown tsi1ls more actire. and
nakes kutug at full vaiuc. Dark Cocheco prlata,
Hono Atyles, sold At DAc.
, 1874-07-02

4H6 14uuh!lIk 4ubtEuIHeuLs were ulGQ 1uT EGQ-
ord Oh "Wednesday. July1
CITY PROPERTY,
Consideration.
35xi3lji IT, llaal juno 1g...............3 1g 1900
Buliertrid Il, gG7 !.lo +, 8 Of twenty -sovrnth
ST. " I, 25xiU0 It, dated June 30.......... 1900
Hininan It, IT e-l0 It pf Oakley 1T, 4 I, 5Ox125
nans oasGa as sS SspS aoys, lac, lily 9So
hiunan vt. o. e-l0 # Of Oakley vt. IL I, asxlas
uan III a!1a 4. 2s:s y s Il? Il II oais; It. ;ss; 600
:. it, datol Murrh l3.....,.. ..............,.. 6e0
aa.e Int, dated June Observation-Disclosures. 90 6iD
Bouih i.nrk Nv, :uD 10 ii u Of Ihisty.iif.! It,
,n 4, a o S.tt4 !! 5SnS II Il eo''
aaalGJ lilo It ate June aa................. 5000
LOWS i, 81 i y Ut WebAtur Nv, ~, 5oxi2s #,
pars,1 t, so ax 5 of Wi;shoDxo tis:: " 1a'
a5sl4ass It, dated July y1...............,.. 1000
Nehl WI. u,reu st, IL " corner OF LoomIa st,
ST, saaaga Il, dated June l3......."..,..: $500
L9s on i,ryAe park bet ylnsonnes ~. eur. s,., AZ and
{, ~ E-io0 t. auted March l.....,..,..: 1900
milwaukee ", 100 # j Of Division st. nef,
niio lsIa.ta y, 4 III of sisteeu'h It, saf ~.
a. l~!js ~. lis It uf T%cn;.io.trih 81, WI, ~
bgxl4tt3 It, dated I"!y l...,,...........,.,. 900
# !r 4 g nt,s "f L. M1yo a.o n at*'6o
Duttrrtir!d 1T, ad7 2-lU II y OF rsphty-huye,,tA
vt, Of, 2s1tuu It, dattd June 10. .....,.., 1870
Rulsrit VI o1lr LIMITS, WITHIN nAHlpa OF sEVEA
MtsEH OE TltE couNg-9int8E,
b1tern lots Nr part Of other tots IN IMrrett
l. Ga.s,Nhys h!acks 7, i, a1sa ., lIensytewu,
dalc1 Siay $4,000
MILEs ~ THE DounT~lloUkE.
Block In J. u. LeA.uers Il pt nw4 Bee.
s. "A. II, dutei Juno oM.................... $4,000
.ot ~ HlorG j, pf u Il rods of u . Il Bee. {,
49, Ii, datsd Juue o',.,,......"..'..'."" 00e
, 1874-07-02


wEpNpspAY EVENING, Ju1yf.
Dl.uOal-t'OitN-A iii number IT ANAL Sr.sura yoro
rcceved a.,I eA ii tias,:."..s Thsrs II no DIN, md
Tic liz au n1 @ sr nS md TSr "a aa sGes ys for
0ueo sr Rss; do ostra so; cosu ti.at III viii work
istotf into c!'uee lnr hroo, 7es7Nc; for goo do,
sso' ssso.' s00u 10 tn0's0 s''k 'f''' 10 D'f0s 0r''
AulIn1Na MATEN1Ar,a- ,a-Dullness continues to
aro gensraliy aIluru,lto MteiHa stcco. sS5o: Now
Yark s.uce. es.tl.s sass0; utisa md x&rsn i1ss c.
ccn,cui ;.its7 ia i hr.; !ia.e Ii hn Masas Nma
3iiA) f1M6f. III u lrt; whc Hain U lrl, si.6Uea
2Ga 1sstsrEH !Inas, y h". &9c; Aro brick, y l.ojD,
46jhG9vn.u0; building rrk {cufnnon), fbGJ; ciilH
sAoa; Milwaukee, and Naesu pressed, *a7uG hp,
dr. Indiana pressed, $l5,ooa52s.0U: do coinnop.
nlJrrEit-waa IN pottor reqt,est and prices woro
Ar1nsr. uhiea yea@ IL lm Hfit supply aAi THO Hills
e,n,irH forward nesn with rrutnls hslo ii 2ia3is,
With low and t!!e sula ut Ut 1het figures. We HAoa:
Ghoto Yellow, 21G9iau; tictIn 10 you'd gs4dus, lJ{5
~; W. !MgS,sYs ; q ssh.''.o' lo@l4o,
ara ,ola will aeilo iirIsosa Ia "cilmt1o, IT III II,
nyanse n.a ,. maraps nt, ganni9. ars x'oaly Wool
AaoAksag 3oc; 0tter Crusk, ala; bnrlap Lass, md
H.. i;sloo; g;nnes, sns)o, 17also; du doulle,
JiiEisE-rhe chuesS ,,arhot was without impor-
fay s'ss wssts %s 1Gats % T. saoG, q: a5! Xfk t
so ,a'sss ay bq bought A. y
awnnn", oslsr s!zss $3.50 lenhaylyMfaa Camel s. W;
in'1a I'LL HIM. oAf seo ,rss EriS xa sa %1t ass1l Ill., = ~
s5s9; in %.,lHg'oT sispess> 90; Barclay 500; ~
ooorEmdn" 1S s Snd os sSasa SsSays; wS
tsaoo; lard erees, *asei - aoar barrels, 4a}sso:
fx ~ rs saSss ss. ss%a s'ss :s ~ ssxe xs90
, 1874-07-02


Harding, Gray & Dewey, Of Boston. writo as
follows;
wo are warranted In saying that, notwithstanding
tho roportad axcitsnent III the soo nsarkea Of tho
Nest, asKcr supply III now OIL tho way to this nar-
kGt tlan eyor befnre kHOwn ut tl!s season, Gnd We
sn1s aoou hnYe sp1enlta assortment To 0or buyers,
incudInx tho ciulca hocces Of Ohto, pounsyyana,
aud Michigan. besides choice collections Of com.hg
and delaine, Now is the ttMo to forward supplies,
BECAUSE for n1ntls 10 cn.e 1t will 1o llLo!y to
find really AaI1 at full current rates. W0thur thera
will ha roaction ater tu tha koason destts 10 so1na
c1ont Oh the faIl demand for goods Tbs prospects
aoal are favorable, but we should not forget that thu
wnul trado has leen very uncertain BUSINESS for
sofo years. hnd ta even will bright prospects, ia
vorabls results hayc net always boon realized.
Tile Caiforuin clip continues IL cne forward frce-
tho week lave again heen large, comlraltlg ahaat
85U 0u0 ts 6oMs very coica sua ~ lYl ~ a0c. but
tho prlucrat aalea laya heuu III te tailHo III a3437c
per H. aisco tic lat OF aay manufacturers have pur
chased III this market Upwards Ut 9O !bs nI the
xuol IL III s.sth 91cncnt condition tut look for
arHe saus for Soma wrcks to cone. Tile condition. IN
fAgt, Of all ta Wu1l arriving Ia at saaAt
ceut supurior to last ycar.
CALL BOARD.
Wheat and corn Wero III moderate demand
Provisions wero quiet.
Wl,eat closed at at.15}s@1.10 seller July !;
s1.D956@1. 10 soilef August mud Sl.0l11Gpl. .0U
seller aeptenlbes, 9aleH wero ri, ,00a ha, aelor
July, at *1.151G 5,0u0 bu do at a1.16: 1l00p
bn. soiior Augnst, at SlGoN 5,00o bn do Ut
Corn closed At bsnc CASH 6Bh@5B16o uollor
July; 68}a@b91lo seller August; aud 67s<0D
b7No soller September, Hales ,Yero 5000 bu
No. A. 5811c; 4, 400 hu. so!ler July, vi 5S1(o
5000 b1 do at 6954a $4,000 bu. solleF August,
, 1874-07-02

Totni ,7ts a3s396 5,58l
Ayoruga weight at hogs far mouth, cog II,
Tic monthly recetpt4 Ut Iva stuck from Jnn. to
July /, tlia year and lust, compare Us follows:
, 1874-07-02

1874 1878.
5sn4sry f:apasy sS
March,, lyoraga. .20l March, average. ~
Apri Arr AE,
julie, ayersgo " .2O55s Juue, average. -. $50
CATrLEeTrade VIVA iifeless. Shippers. though in
total Of these purchases reaching only few hundred
head Tbs apathy Of shippors IL easily accounted fur
M y SsM ay ~ a aao sen
clined A.G!.c, whilo ths r!arlcts at other points
East to b. in loss de1norazcd condi-
rather than continue actlso operations where thu
chauccs nnifestly aBanst them is but natural.
Toss ads wss shsy y thS v sass sf1es aes
butchers, and thu bulk Of tIo tranafers at tito
comparatively iow range Of s:.69s;so; 5 l., drovs
tuken at idao hut, with thras Or four EXCEPTIONS,
ol lneliu1n ronghish stock show luclne from lat
weokA prices OF nearly 5Uc while good to coce grades
are of fully 2saaoc. Inferior and cannon gratea
have been soins very low for some tnle aa nnl the
decline III thess not moro than 16@aoe, rhs yards
full Of unaod Rtoch and tle remaining days Of tho
nent IN tic general s..ssaton ot Tia n,askat. va aiya
tLo following " As closing
Extra Deoyss-aradsi strers. averaging 1,4oo
cloce M nesseafns, at. wei iorad yasr
to ycar old steers. averaging 1,"Oo to
aaoa ss9 ansl; formed ss'1vlv
steers. Averaging .10 10 2W lhs b.oQ4Goit
sd to i, ,loo 5oo@s7s
Medium lra.ea-9eera In far ncsh, aver
aging 900 to LEO lts. 47s@540
Dutrhcrs' stock-Uomnon to fair stesrs,
anI good to extra COWS, for city slaughter, -
averaging a30 to ,10a tls... 375ef75
lesh, ayoraginy Too to l,o5o oesGslbo
1nfertor-.l.ght mud thin COWS, hofers,
Rtuga, bulls, mud nea1awag steerH. o00@3n1
Catt!eTuxua ctoics 5op4s65O
Cuttv-VeruA. Wlntcrel North. :. 36Dae4. Is
Catta-Taxas. through droyoR. -......... 1.60aa31d
ATTl II 1T TTq
, 1874-07-02

4u@a! .s>s* tt...s. s.s....t a,xbt 4dts-A 4bA
Following is Secretary Wi!lianlH Official report Of the
receipts anil shipments Of live stock during tho month
Of junc. Tic rcccpta Of cute and hoga show an liz
crease, as con.pared with Jnnc. 1H73 Of 3.o04 md
GA,al3 respectively while o,r recepls Of sheep have
beun =, ,f24 leas:
, 1874-07-02

Dscreate...,..,... 1851 24,316,616 G5,050,a4o
Tho position OF the foreign exports OF tho new
crop from Oct. 23 to Juno -, from above ports,
as compared With tho exports from all Unitod
States rorta from Nov. !, 1872, to Juno "a, 1878,
Ia as follows:
, 1874-07-02
REAL ESTATE.

THANkFENB.
The following Instruments were lloa for reo-
ord OH Wednesday. July1:
CITY PROPERTY,
, 1874-07-02
1878.
1a74-

Total, .4l0,fug 2,8l7,7l5 III, ,903
Tu average weight OF ths hugs rcce!vs for tho sit
mouths ending june 3u. this year aud lust compare IL
fotJnHA%
, 1874-07-02

CHICAGO,
WRpNIYbAY EVENING. July i.
Tho receipts OF live stock during tito week have
, 1874-07-02

1915. 1884. increase. D<cT<ate.
Pork fhs..... ~ t37, ,4nn II, 49, 91 ,.., a,71t 2D
Lard l7J G35, lU4 l48 3U hs .,. a. 3lo hlh
Hacon. ms... Y Ill 6lHt27s, u9u,97d 49,. IL, 95u 80
Total .....i it6 e7d 1.aa63 ,6. 7B7 %, NO. 656