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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04
What the Confederate Archives Show.

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1t Will be recoilecteu 'll"U SCliio viNio i'
ago the southern claims conllna'sion conn ,or,on -
pursuance OF authority from rom Ioitieon, in,,11
recommended tGe p4icn"So ,,,Lio% IL ~ "a5o so
amount OF feoei "rchlScS "niom .,,', "oio ~
then IN the possession ot " PoisHH PI'i,.ll ~
Canada ana th9I llhally .nesG Gnn "'oI,,u tho,,
were purchaSe1 lol Senon'y 'tr" tro4 tii0" th0.n
sand dollaTS' It uPPe"rS no" 'm"o ,ro',a r,'', ~,
papers PpI "hH uoo.'nHvn;n ncunGt 10 m moLind nm thr
iilc'Icui"pio pelietV a., L. inta rohaiIinn
ItuIhl"l llh'oly " 'LE L;,t"r;o % a,thantic
Hn''' 70 pi"Eo 'iionH 49, t.mo 2i.tnrinn
lorm, II only I',1o', sItlte1 " '"U nosaiLiv-who
an "a nnlerlonn h toa Nn"a n"oaaa ~ tho nrnner de-.
Sii"ll nato lioo ":oo'9 w tho w., pnIi;n flo
Par'LheiiVS' 70 BNo W iIo aar,,.nts
substance vi Viio ,%l'.ID,o tLoo w nmLiaot
just at 'liS moment viielo 20 u o"3JI %,,
OF FasC importance " nc oon9i,toiI" ;.t,iIi ~
congress- III which, 10 op'ain .ha in'Ii r"ha or
action, the puD,lclVy oi Ino ITTo' rpTo az a.
chlves would ana hiaterlaIl{' no NV, ue
neVa award haa peen '', uSI"cAeu 49, l'tS
land by leading statesmen i't "Ppa'onU.S
differing from the tAen dominant P"rSJ w
IN Great brltaih' upon Ilie BI"'tnI' BI i,",' "o
alleged, that great lhIuS'lct h"'t oeel' e.
done the Eh9llsn Bo'erlnlclU IL U',o a. a.
bltration. NO Clear s'uteilonv VI LnJ UnJ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04
Ciumbs From Josh Billings.

The only way to hold our own IL to
keep advancing one can set still and
do it.
1t duz seem that all mankind luv lies
more than they do truth. How menny
people do you suppose thare IL in the
world who wouldn't rather listen to
tlattery they knu wa2 false than to re
proof they knu was just?
Wize men latT at most things in this
life-it IL only the phools who cape and
swallo.
Yu kant allwuss tell how mutch a
man is really tickled bi hearing him
lafl. Thare ought to be a masheen in
vented to mea2zure the Joy in him, just
az tharc il to find ont how much water
thare IL in milk.
Honesty IL the basis ov all that IL
good or even remarkable in emmy man,
The reazon viii everybody luys n
child, and pets puppy is bekau2e
they are so natral.
Whenever yu see phellow who IL
forever and amen in red hot hurry, yu
kan make up yure mind that he halnt
got mutch to do, and but little kapNcity
to do it,
Good breeding il nothing more than
the art ov knowing how to wait pashunt-
ly till our turn comes. A little child
wont do this, and little pig kant,
Gossip IL more ketching than the
meazles IL.
The quickest way to take the humil-
ity out of man who IL forever blaming
himself for sumthing IL to agree with
him. This amt what he IL looking for.
Book larnin il all man needs in this
life, provided he spends hia da2e in n
closet.
Next to bad man | am alIwus the
most afrade oy cunning one.
Familiarity kan only be prakticed
with safety amung the we'll bred-fools
and puppys will run right over yu with
the least bit ov encouragement.
Tho2e who never latf seem to Eav died
before their time cum.
Every human being haz hiA own prl-
vate sorrow, and tho2e who whlsscIl are
wizer than thoze who weep over 1t.
A conceited man IL n CRATE fraud, but
he never cheats emmy boldly so much az
he duH himself.
He who don't want what he haint got
haz got all he wants and IL happy
whether he knows it or not
The covetous man is like sponge,
which takes in all the moisture that
Gums near it, and lets out none until it
IL squeezed. ,
A cunning man IL seldum wize, and
not nllwu2z honest.
The man who never deceives himself
IL the hardest kind ov man for others
to deceive.
If mankind had been satisfied with
the bare ncccssitys ov life, WE should
to-day be Just about AZ far advanced
in the arts and sciences rs Cain and Abel
wuz.
Double skies are good tmow with
the dice, but tharc il one better throw
than that--tmow them into the fire.
Prudence is most necessary vlrtew
it amt safe to be HAIRLESS, even with an
intimate friend.
No man has ever lived to be 30 old,
and so wise, that he couldn't learn sum
thing from experience.
Thare iz n CRATE menny glnger-por
people after they have been unkorked
for fu minutes, they git to be dred-
phull fiat.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04
A Pulpit Sensationalist. t..

A correspondent writes: "There is
a Rev. Mr.. Peck in Worcester, Mass,
whose performances in the pulpit are
beginning to enjoy more than local
fame. He throws Fulton and Talmage
completely in the shade for eccentric
ity. The subjects of his sermons are
announced beforehand in the newspa-
pers and on the dead-walls, and are
such as Cremation 'Pauls "Shoo.
Fly" Who's Your HatterY Pop.
ping the Question, and All Aboard
for Heaven, with Peck for Conductor
of the Train He draws vast crowds
to see him gesticulate and tear passion
TO tatters at the sacred desk, and it is
related of him that on one occasion re-
Gently, while in the midst of an impas-
stoned harangue, he threw one OF his
legs over the top of the pulpit and
asked the congregation How's that for
highg DR.. Talmage never went as far
a. that.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04
The Baltimore Horse and Mule
Market.

The Baltimore American of recent
date saws "a number OF small lots
of good horses have arrived during the
week from Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana
and West Virginia Several OF these
lots we're particularly good. One span
of browns that arrived this week are
for sale at an uptown stable. They can
go a mile handsomely in less than four
minutes, and they are valued at - 900.
This team may, however, be considered
above the market, and it is not likely
to be sold at anything near the sum
asked, although few weeks since the
same span would have brought even n
larger amount than is now asked for
them A handsome span OF Kentucky
bavs that have been for sale in this city
for several weeks Mt 3d. 800 were ship
ped to Philadelphia last week, where
they will very likely be sold at advan-
ced figures. There are several other
teams for sale Mt from $1,000 to " 0OO
eacb but the demand for horses of this
grade is very poor 4 number of ex-
cellent roadsters and single driving
horses have arrived recently from Ken
tuckv and Ohio. This class of animals
are selling low, one very stylish bay
that can make mile in less that -four
minutes being sold for $3.50. Horses
of this class bring from 2jO to 800 per
head. This grade of horses is being
bought principally by North Carolina
men. A number of Wilmington and
Newbcrn dealers are now in the city
buying for those markets. Heavy
draught horses are in poor demand, and
the supply is both large and excellent.
These heavy horses are held at prices
VARYING from $3.50 to $3.50 her head. The
sales have, however, been very few.
There are very few brood-mares upon
the market. Snch animals are selling
at from $50 to $l7j eOch. The demand
for common work horses has been very
good, and the sales have been larger
than usual. The prices have of coursr,
increased in proportion to the demand,
and they bring from S7j to 800 per
head. according to age and points. The
mule market has for some weeks been
very quiet, and the stock of mules on
hand very large. There has been n
change. however, in the market this
week, and prices have advanced won,
derfully. The supply of sound and
well-broken mules is very small, and,
with the exception of one or two small
green lots, none have arrived during
the week. The prices range from $500
to $500 per span.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04

A few days ago hungry party sat
down at the Widespread supper OF a
sound steamer, upon which one of the
dishes contained front of moderate
size. A serious-looking individual drew
this dish toward him, saying, apologeti-
cally, "This is fast day with me-" His
next neighbor, an Irish gentleman, i'm
mediately inserted his fork into the fish
and transferred it to his own plate, re.
marking, "Sir, do You suppose nobody
has sowl to be saved but yourself? ?"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04

ern Florida. About $50 immigrants
from Kincardineshire, Scotland, recent
ly arrived ut Halifax, bound for II new
settlement Yet one may travel the
moors of Kincardine for miles without
seeing n house, and the land is but
poorly cultivated.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04

"A curious fact in regard to immi-
grafton is that many who come to the
United States and Canada are from dis
tricts in the British isles almost as
thinly populated as Dakota or South
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-06-04

Alone and sad sat me down
To read ON RDusreau'S narrow ls!c'
Below Geneva Mile ON milo,
And Sc. with many IL shining town,
Tn,y'rcd Dent du Md danced the wave
nrncoth the moon. Winds went and came,
And famed the stars into flame.
On Ro-4can's i-lc in Rousseau shade
Two pink and spicy drinks we're made
I'm classic shade, ON classic ground,
We stirred two cocktails round aud round
, 1874-07-29
MARKETS BY TELEQRAPu,

Foreign MurltetB,
LIVERPOOL, July 28.-11 T. m.-T1our, 25.naGs Gd,
WheatIwinter, 1os od@lls; spring, d. Vdus los Cd
Cd. Pork, Cos. Lard, SIS Cd. 1' VIA
Receipts of wheat for tho last three days 600 ouur
TORS. 81, 900 being American, ''SS' sAN''-
LIVERPOOL, July 2s-l:3o p. n,..-Dreastuns dull,
@ @MneatoHspr1ag, w sd@los ID white, lis 3d9lls Gl
Corn, tas. Pork 70s. Lard, 65s Cd.
L1yEnroo1, July 23-Cotfon flrn,er: mtdaijup mn
iand. 8x@sAd; midlIing Oelesns 87fd; sales IL uco
oalss American, 1900 halea; speculation and oaport
x,yo na!oa Yarns and fabrics al Manchester dull but
bssaastnds7Quict. Average California white wheat,
80 SuGalla % red Western spring, as D.,(a l0a GI
eee'pts p. of yhea for tbs pass three dsys quar-
Pork, 70s Lard, b5H Cd,
Iallow. So 3d.:
LONDON, July 2b-The weather throughout En-
giand To-day waa wet, but favorable 10 crops Au,ount
o. bullion withdrawn from tic Bank Of Euglund
money aud zccaunt. 'S'<s 'o'
=, United atates Sscur!tles-s-cos Of rs, 100: CTS,
preferred, IT,, ' S~0@'
1tehned petroleum, a.<d.
Ltnseed OIL ITS 9l@2a.,
Turpensine-34s Sd
pAals. July 2s.-1seutes, G2f zoo.
, 1874-07-29
,,,. ~ =.
iS ir5,. "a Ia ons snstses g. rs being pa.a lt,chs
thnns .e'n Tho nrkat closed rin Will eyer1s
Aoo' Delow ars the principal transactions

anEEP-A scarcely Of rtock prsyontss ,c4,v, ,a.x.
Eoha IN this department OF thu martnt ~, eprt.a-
6upply amounting 10 only about 800 hr,d e Ttaso
we're tatcn by Chicago butchers nt fujly ata ,Ss
too@4a5 aud good 10 cholco as sl.5o{asoS i.nns Ms
are wanted 1t 81. l.50@2.60 ror hoal. A'>"'o@
BUFFALO.
nURfAto, July uly2e:.-0ATTLE-Reeoip.s, 2a32: tot.,
Tor tho week, 7o3. The market opo,e SLOW nt sss.1
advance on last wrnk's prices. Severe rains ;rn,a
Operations quality Of stock average good to cominnn
attendanoo Of buyers fair.
weok $780, againat 1000 sano time last week, Ma.set
onnned moderately active at luat weok's prices.
Hoas-ltecctpts, $50; receipts not sufficient To
sarnly bntchsra' demand prtces higher: Yorkers
s8'sosloo; aoavy, $7.12h@7.3o.
WATERFOWL, MASS.
- W111hToMH, hfass., July 25-DEKF CArTLI-
~ 1Meenips, go; pr1oea we're Arm; choice, sl0.25@
second, so0o@7.50; third, $5.60@6.oo.
hHEEP AND LAMDs-necnipts, 3,709. Tnero was Il
vary fow aeoctod lots Of ainbs thfs vcok on, lot
bargained for ]Aat weak IL said to havo brought ec but
aatnlu8 WIS sold At that rato to-day. LAMBDA 7k{a
6Hc; aheer, 4H@5kc, with an occasional lot at C.
1nS market !ess nfm 1t theso quotations thau last
EAST LIBERTY. =
EAST LfnENTy. Pa, July 2s 2s.-GArTLC-Arriva1s, 1co
easa best $0009B.60; medium. f5.B04B00 ;}co,n-
gon, s6.oo@ss79; stookers, $ooo@4o0; bulls, {2Co
Arrivals, 1s cara: best Philadelphia, s4eoa
175; YoFkers, S7.p0lS7.3o. v0
6HREP-Arrisa1R, % cars: bcnt x5.DO@6b0: me-
Br. LOUIS.
". LOUIS NO., July 28.-IoGs-Reccipis,, G2s:
us1o bacon, 70 o0@6.60; butchers, $G.7567.r6.
oATTLE-1tece!pts l,0A0; quiet; fair 10 good nAtiye
teess' *3'2oaz.oo; prime to choice, so.7s80.1aH.
, 1874-07-29
CHICAGO DAILY IAREET.
TUESDAY EVENING. In1v ~

ALconoirQu9@sea A. I h. @ arm At 81 e9a1 1,01.
Qnotable It 2.o5 for mediums. S''''A'e'
DuTTER-The position Of thia market /, mt MN,
reyiSw. slight falling on Ia tho EASTERN smand
consequent upon tho lato ocno thoro-Las tun ui IN
reaken prices hut t,e roanced condition al The stock
probation IN valaea. Tho cool weAthor Of yastnrav
aud to-day has, however, induced moro cunnien feel
19g ana ss tao oment ts market stcay and rm
10 good grades. c1@9o iufrEior 10 cotlon l1taIao
DA0dlNd-9reat arinuoss stiu peryadeB lilo 1narkot
f9s sa. sae :na thers feeling
preferences to sell vt ths current ratea stocka aro
llkls nur1Isp., 1a gannos and xool sacks remain IN
Amsiaoan a, 2eko; Amoskeag, soo; otr Gfssk - a.
hnrlaP haxu, : and By, 175loo; .gunliss, siuglo,
l'asS; a9 d9sle 1So wei 2! s1Sf; ss3
oIdera from nangfacsursrs, who buy only 70 neot
current wants. Prices Ass steady, az iulows ohoeo
eNe; good 10 choics stalk brald inferlor Ir,,,s,
'efuJ nUJifn1N0 MArEn1Als-rr.5. ,,.a ,n,,ro.,,
somewhat during tho past row days. but prico. remau
tho ssn,s Tho supply OF materials IL ui,plp nnd
many doaess do not e1peet change al proaeat. How
Michigan 'fs Ke~ w YarE X .sso sste s as
@A.00 Utica and Louisville ce,nonts fl0Q AErun
ss%s7 teHSS IL S. = M Gak rSFs; ,1 Y n, @
tri S,ite s aud. si&tIy IT, Hs !s.. .a..
tsEl1K hAar 2 bu w fro brick, jes 1,u10 $55.o9
s9is, s9ei .sS sS9!sg aus sfiss s9.,s
All. lEs4sad. %: d. common. $io 0o iaov
oEEsE H. ae stead{ tone peEyAaes tho cleose
following range; Ksw York fsctoEy 1i9l2s; Wcslcrn
do. io9i1s; 1x grades, bsso.
dae q cur hist review the following sn beug current
Ielish. prepared, E.6o9lo,oo; fcaawauns, r.uge'
*aooi LackssSpaa, Other kisss, sAto; psnnsylyaSts
, 1874-07-29

e. r. nrmer Lard "a h.a advanced 50 nd ttrpensin.
e pFF gallon, With Which s1oepms no important
ess ass e 1881 sqs's as naas GssSon sR ts IT,
sas'f s'ss;' sS.SP 4; Ss:
1saso9; nss ,sspor% saioe22o; ne.afoo OIL strictly
@ g ;1'ta sispSsn s e. &c. Ssa4s s
saaass o'phh'' sfsv' 1do
1spt Wsll FL up 70 tho supply until within tow dsys
sassSRs aRn Ss s1ps 1s'ts rsp
rslScs hsre boon Irregular tho tendency I'll tho
oa Tne III nsins 10 lowoE range To-day ehocs fresh
We 2H9so: Ne" potatoes, good 10 ehoice, saooaIVo
pouLTny-gho supp,y O, nprtpp eh,ossn,' ha,
lower prices have willingly been aecepted ria deciino
springs aod 1t ro prce. Tnrisys voro seerso
sprns. Ss saesS5sS a;;s - daoIs Sssa,
sEEns sE Timothy w IL urgent demand early In tho
Nesa sea ana a. ot asgsr receipts c.use buyers
ngs tod.y bora but tho trsdng zas eonaneG .s
70 small o.s md prices weak. Nav seed aoli 1t
ago ths latter being active At tmoa. Flax remained
3ohy Ausnss and ie ssp.smser ossslos e
gh99. ,huyers ola .aothy quota6e It sa0s
800 clover dss, ti?9R's%Sss sosss
etssSs H. % &c sV gs5s
io prime Old / tss 10 bsss 4 s.s e9 ssa san
od 4 sios; 90 bags i so0i 5ags i *2ao bass bs
Munasp ~ :. bsss a s27o; baea ss $500; 10 bags
E sEALIITssEs yas 70 sb..*u,oqs In tao demand, and
i sRpsns aSS tso 1seF ss Sngs s1s
XnsSna'ga sa eq,,ns Ard Saginaw nnc s17o Canada 90.
ground soar Ct dary 9eaise athgut t.meR ba sa9e
astry will bags; s9.5o; Ashton daily per ssat I'LL
TEAS "A steadily good demand exists. and tho m.r.
At At sepains comparatively lra 1t former ouotsoas.
We make no ehange In our lst, rs follows Young My
shoico.o eIt1s na eoHo Eet to H.
eboioa @ a. s9non nt imperial ts@eoo; good 10
g. e EEL sMssgqH. Mags1a
T. - rs Shoce to s1tsa nsw Japan, esc@sl.6o; common
d. 3s@45o: common 10 fs oolone se'aon eood
s'@s7s G6n ;osi1 ehofes n to .1tra, esctasl 20.
4h;. nFm feeling recently developed in
helnE hold 24e hiaher than on Tho ditto Of our iast
lsneW The growing CROP h.a bcen seriously
iookaX ~ ~ mo asongh1 and stl hshor pricoa aro
.os31a Fxa ou1-E1ts 7saese olea, soatso ;mcdium,
,,1s R1ue@Na.u5 .o,N ~ 1Sssos hsn bright soe7eo
s s1sss:SS ssnses s;atso + eho0s 'aesso medium
MooD;,nesasias quie. at .bou. prov4ons rates. wo
saSs, ssSh eHS @s' sa0o hickory 5000
len ssady 1seepts
Ing Wool IL st!l buoyant, viii lsraa rtcaips snd
large salos 1t high psioes Tapo u some compatnt
70 MAKO heavy imporations to meet te wants u NAV
ntta.fusers The wool trade IN al the lnrco markets
of is stse, Wh
y %a sgain quote:
Coed 70 @ pIlms tup-wssncd. 4sesao
Enc ana MEDIUM washed deeeo. 12ilo
Medium and coa1ss unwnshed.
@toS un"a1aea .47630o
, 1874-07-29
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wore flied for rec
ord on Tuesday, July 28:
CITY rnoPEnTY..
EneraM q, ~ n Of Thtrty-sxth It, " t, az
l2S lilo y, dated April observation-disclosures CSC
6outh Dearborn st, n " COT of Thirsy-socond
at, ~, 22h11loft, dated July 22..,......., A.ooo
Wabash av, n cor of Thirty-third et n T. lO0x
ia 6-10 II, dated Junc Observation-Disclosures. n. 1900
Illinois q, z y cor of..at. Gtair st. n /, unli-
vidcd Y Of 60xlo0 It, dated May i6,,,., x6oo
Greenwich at, $50 $40 It " Of North Hoyue
ht, n 1, 2fxtoo IT, dated July l5.....,....,, 800
Tho promises No. A29 South Dearboru at, dated
July 2s.. 1000
"oofa OF o1I1 Ll4ffa AND WITHIN RADIUS pR
N1LR1 or oounT-uousF.
Lot 60, In LArnel plumbta Nm VIZ OF
so4 seo ., SO, IA, dated July 1l...,,. .,,.,. GOO
Lot 9, Of Lots q and IS, in Dobbins n xscE
ofno sess, 50, II, With buildings, otc..
Lot 8, Block j. in springer;a part Hae1sv ''"
Il seo II, as, II, dated July 28.........,.,., l6o
Stewart ~, coz Of Forty-eocond 81, Lot Of
seneochalles part X Soc 4, ss IA, dated
South Park ~, u, Lot Ia Block Of dunn,a
~ Of n y Lot Of Wilson, Heald h Steb.
e,D mags. ~ Ssw soe 1s, %. 14dssol Juy27. 1900
HaAno - sna aooVes oAtod Juno 8........... 1000
, 1874-07-29
WOOL.
-; Harding, Gray d Dewey Of Boston, write ID

Tho position of tho market h a strong onn ~,
ssa Of o California voo has into III
e0nssabe in the ssnds Il ioa saa.g suesa3
stop teis machtneyf pulled WOOL our 1n rnnrae sas
ha1 seldom been 30 bare-thofo 1. stock Of Billings
tho hands Of dcsors md our mppFe bS now III II
ier yeaIs been % completely cleared Of ths
desirable s1a9,. nos .dvieee st qusa
don eaes tn Auguat prcea will be sustained Thoro il
70 margin fer shipment from any point abroad, euJ
1871 tons nov on tho berth Il tho Capo bn oo ua II
States Manufacturers have 10 rsy snost MOI eaS eae!.
sous yeas tn tie history Of tho trado. tAs'.
dn s a1TSse 50 r r. are
ne m6tket may take during tho nc1t three months.
We e,nnot SPEAK with 80 much conadsnce Many oi
their production, and there is fair proseot that tSa
trade viii b good ono But whilo uoanufactt.osa
ao ooS for .us soason ~ p wG
any circumstances we shall have 10 import mora or
lesa TO keep our naohInesy running.
. LATEs1.
Wheat WAS quiet and q SHADE flru,er. CLOSING,
at $1.g5N sclIor August, and S10SlfSl 0BH
seleF ds July. Seller September sold at $l.09h6
Corn WAS excited and higher chiefly on cas,,
or sclor tho month. Tho market opened at 64o,
~u4 uasaaoeo 20 oo?1o oy O'Clock, under o
Fathef slsrp competition from tho July s'lorts.
Afterwards the agent Of the combination Bid in
to further advance OF 50, paying GsIo at uIe liz
laat, amid considerable e1cito,aopt on the
part OF the two or three operators who staId Il
out. suoh sale. ought not to bo rogariod as
establishing ~ marriott Nearly every ono had
up to 75c without bringing out another t.ro.
selleE August was also trmor, in sympathy, sell.
ing at 61@G111<o, and olosing At tlio outsde,, A'
Oats were steady q $50 seller August. Mess
pork WAS fairly active and CASTOR closing nj
S23. 10 seller September and Sa3.46 seller Ans nv
gust. Sales include; Moea pork-25o brls, sel1,
er August, at 42s.25; $50 brls do At So3.35. 9El
brls do at 32s.4o; $50 brls, soller September. al
s2s5os 2so b5ls DO 4 G$s2soo ESQ brls Do al
s2s. 10 500 brls do, solor tho year, at S15.5o:
800 6rls do at 91o.G313. Lard was tirm. al
$1,000 cash; s12. .1o@la.1215 Hollor August:
&nd 12.21@ so roller September. '
, 1874-07-29

Withdrawn from stors On saturday for c,t,, ,o,,'
sumption 2,259 bu wheat. / ,a3 In corn q 7af
~ nv" va'a. too W 1Se'
uo tol'o"ang gram mas been inspected into
atore this morning up TO 10 o'clock: cars No.
rod winter wheat s cars No. q do car rn1oo, AZ,
| winter :. q c.r. NJ = on.;. ~ ~ t Ao1oo'oe
d.. n, Nv. optns "oeae zo cars NO.
-, u,,a,t so ~ ~. vi cars rejected DO TO
,ou "nva o. ~ cars o. WINCH u aro new car yol.
1900 bu No. q do; 40 can rejected do, car no
II cora NJ q ~ .o' ets "n'ee oats
a~.,a ~ w oat7 eoJoeteo DO; 6 cars no
elaao 10 cars No. re; cars rejected
doi car No. barley; car No. 3 do; 5 cars
seSs,es rejected do Total (0As ears $4,000 b. IN
snrino ao, 10, cso -. '. "ueati ,ooo nu
- n1s W. ao1'o'e y" corn; i,ll3 bu oats 374
~ fyei 1'2ol ou barley.
The break in tho Illinois Michigan Canal, at
turns out to have bean hnt s,,on ~ ' lAtse ono'
rera{ra, ,.e, ,,,,,,,. u wv hna41 anaar- 1t was
sHsa m,s 11o' u4sn.' sno ooats are again moving.
pn MaHs' sa," :, =. noW oeins taken from Chicago to
10 for floating elevate, At nuo,o ma ~ ~, ~ 'nis LIZ
to Nav vorl ,n.,,.a 49, -uuA'o uno oo ny rail
us,h",ra ~ taA1oa A11ao from Chicago to the
ocoon a.a ~ asossl l4c eafrtes 1t aorobs the
Wiz an % hhu"tng hasa e. 90 Tor transfer in Now York,
~ haxS s sota Of only 3o]5 from stoso in Chicago
70 the ~ Meraoy* Allowing for interest and instr
ence, ne cost 10 not much more than 10 nor ID.
o1MT!,uoing M,t the cost OK handling iu Liverpool,
1no ooat ny aail TO New York ia about tho
game aa by steam. Tho Eric Canal ol,argoa ara
Ss 90 por bu, of which nearly s15o is paid ~ tolls
y; oy gssm ana ooas. Or more THAI tho eptiro cost
OF cssrylns aroned tho lakes.
~ la a9oerrtood that tho combination In corn
warsoasemen @ at h1adsa h BY The Buffalo
lished rate Of 11ao '' - 'Ao pup-
The leading produce markoto were npain s,ov,
to-day, and irregular, Grain and nsnvia;ons atvm
departments being upward and weak IN rt,srca nsre.ni
any exoopt frsights wbol, are not nronca a
certainly ara not productive 10 carr}ors h.o
son. The reasono Tor strength wan n1,,an.. asa
all arouud and woro oeflY Of ths roani|o""rn !ucs.
against racont '1so.ioary nosny
There were no now crop sdyices nthcr a nuaefas tH
rain had fallen rather freelyin raonu 1uan at
Northwest The shipping @ asss ss oi xer tue
dull. 'Ns'o41'n' "as very
There Was only moderate de,roo .. ..,u,
IA the dry-goods marIat and Vai,n. o. ACTIVITY
qaoted HLeady and unohanac' '1!aos Grosa were again
i good demand, and most {u.a snra socGslos were
This WAS notably the oase VIII s,,s,a,. n.ly hoa.
fsss, both Of those etanlo orticiaa ls, a!lu COZ
Shade higher. Choice ersdea Of e"9Tng uvEg nela
, 1874-07-29

Huds-Lftt!e Of no change Waa no.ieeab1e In pnv ~
the features o1 tho bog market. Trade was IL nttv
~ tue limited character Of the supply would si,
and prices showed quite ~ much strength ~ 1t sny
New York, New lIuven, Bostou proyidanSs pfIa'
dalphis md ot4er Eastoru ou. wero 1eprsssuta IN
tae UT o. buyers. and the competition bewean th.n, ~
ehA local Operators waR alirttel. Tho Loas sora
ssksn - fast - nnoaaed Il $06a36 for ooos r.
,noet " sna a. for good 10 ehoioe, Wild
, o. ae ~ 1aaiX within ao comparatively narrow
taken Tor As Htshusg ma1tet at haAsx laurea ~ III
, 1874-07-29

5rtetat Distasth "a rhs Chtcoyo fritu,.
EEoIH, ILL.,. July 28.-Ths attendance un tho Board
selaFs well represented At tho opening e oIfrrinus
weso small, but tho anxiety Of buyers to purchass
noary sunoned tho market, and cheese advanced at
cheese sod a 1o&@lic, fifteen factories SELLING X
tne outside figures. The above aaes wero reanlar.
q lo@l0Ho; alao, a,710 pounds butter vt slsasc'
aggregate pounds Of cheese sold 800; totoI 6o1ss
Bold, 4.o75. Amount Of salos to-day, $l8,1g5. il.
, 1874-07-29
Depa<sment Of tho ability Of those bankor: i tc

Slate md railroad bonds duii.," : -
stooks dull aud embarrassing during tho tirc
& asy: Ine market during the last hour ct bust
highest Of the day. Lako Shore eGowod NJ ~ ~
vance OF NJ, Northwestern common. Tnion.
Pacific, and ,Weatc,n Union, Il; and wabash. ,
Hook lsl9nd' and st. Paul COMMON, X por cont.
nt94nG nnn eaes to-day wore u 900 Lako bhore sud