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, 1875-05-27

and thereby created = WONG Impression epon
the public mind. 1t shonld bo stated that tho At
torney q Qenerat haa given \ verbal opinion that
the census law fs repealed, honco It Ia plain that
there IA no 6t1to Law authorizing tbs taking Of
tho census.-AKon Telegraph.
Evory Indication pointa to tho conclusion that
TED CLouD. SPOTTED TAN. Lone uoRs. and otAer
Indian cl1lefa new A. Washington. hare been
aent 2,0o0 miles away from homo on FOOLS
errand. II hardly requires prophet or tho son
OF prophet to predict that tito impending big
medlctns talk, oatenstbly cotton mp by tho In
dian EaroAu for the purpono Of concluding
treaty for tho ccsaon OF tho Hack Hills region.
will begin In smoke aud end In smoAe.--op,ahd
Bee.
Did a1r. Congressman Beer esrske tho trus
keynote Of our restoration whom he aa!d that ths
Conservative leaders IN tie next campaign must
not bo n1eu Of reimbursement Verify, 10 thlnk
he did II there be any Lesson in tho dianntera
Of the last eight years, II there be any meaning
In tho feeb!o raY OF hnpe thh* recently hAs
htr,tggled through tho cloud to choer tia. each
lcnda its testimony to tho force and wisdom of
ltr. hicks announcnment.-Asta 0rIedn4 Ped
y1tnf.
Gen. snEnMAN has unque.tionably reached
ono Of tho most sirring epocla o. Ills very actiys
iife.-Letrou Tribune. Tho General WHO began
hIB career a. commander Of 4 military district by
phE1c WHICH 118tllltu tlo IHpuE& tnat AlB uluQ
was unbalanced; who. "a soon as trusted with
tho disposition Of an army i'll tho field, sacrificed
1t BY an u.ter lack Of gencralahip and rational
! forothought; who neror won = victory nor Or
dered I'm attack that WIS not dlsaatroua
to his own superior forceR; but who
through extraordinary favcsitsm aud false
hood has bcou rewarded by military
rink ereatcd especially to distinguish groat
military goniua and grent seryicea. has undor-
taken, tcn ycara after tho cloHo Of tho war, TO
| write down tho regulations of tho officers and
soldiers Who achieved that for which ho received
the honors and rewards, By pretended memoir
10 wildly unsruthful, 90 studiouAy aud cuu-
nngly porvessive Of the facts Of history, and SO
Indignantly cAlumnouh ns tn atnnzo tho general
reader. - Cincinnati Gdzette. The Cincinnati
Gasette picks up and presents In Its editorial
t,ye tho oil phrase that l.sA seon service in tho
Southern GoufodeEaey and tho Coppcrhcad Tresa,
| tllst Ger. SHERMAN mover Won battle. In tho
first place. It is untrue; md, In tho second ptaco,
it il in csdenco OF ignorance to assume that
great battles are all thero IL Of tho l'usnets Of
war. Gen. SHERMAN certainly conducted With
great Eucccss tho most hazardous campaign OF
,ho Wat. and ous Of tho richest in rcsulte.-Cifs
t.HnaH Commercial
, 1875-05-27
SPORTING NEWS.


THE TURF. |
TnR ENGLISH pEnDr.
LONDON, May 26.-The Derby atakas to-day |
we're xon by Ga.op!u, Cl4remons second Eight
can ho1ses started. Ttmo Of race, AIT.
TIE KrSoBuA RACES.
ssee,a! Di.Datehi 10 Tie G2.,eago Tritune.
KExoyuA, Viz, May 2G.-The first OF tile
1aceo took place lero to-day. It Was lne
weather, but tho track wns little hoavy. Thcro
we're tAir.eou entries for the Sis race. purso of
s21o, beat three in five t, haruess. David u,
Waukegan horse, was tho fsvotite. winning the
first heat in 24in1, with Gen. Grant second and
BILLY Wnsaon third. Tho second hoat "as Won
by Gen. Grant in 2:45ss4. with Dnv1d II. second
and Billy wa4aon third, In tAs Third
beat David Il. came in ahead in Rack,
with IE1y Wnsson eecond and Gen.
Grant third. Tho fourth heat was wop
by David II. In 2:i5, with Gen. Grnos second
eul BILLS WATSON tilird.
For tie 2:30 race, pusse Of 300. best three In
five, wero entered Lady nac, Phil SherdAn.
po1, and Independence. The first hoa* waa
aud Lady Mac third. The second hest was ~on
| BY Fox IN 2:3l1@, with Phil Sheridan second and
| Independence third. Tho third heat wAa won by
Lady Mac in 9.33, Phil Sheridan second md For
dsu iu 2:3's1. viii, Lady Mac second and Fox
IN 2:3s, with Fox aeoopd aud Lady Mao third,
| thus giving Phil Sheridan frat money. FoK Roc-
| ond. and Lady Mnc third.
| MARYLAND 1oCEk1-cLCE nIEr1Hd.
uarr,xonE, Md, Atay 1G.-The Fprln2 meet
iug Of the Maryland Jockev Club began to-dny.
| with fair woatEer, good attendance. and heavy
trnck. The first rase, milo daah, for tnAidens,
vi ages uAa won by Tom och'itEas In l:2454 !;
Audubon second; Audaclty third:
The Chesapeake stakea, Tor hllsea years oia,
~ ,nilea. WIS Won BY Fireworks in 2:259s; Ais.
stfaland sncond yinagsotte third. Violet WAS
left ut the poat. lnvoce feu o. Inc nome
stretch. throwing Ills rider.
Tho handicap Etakes for 3-JeaT-olds. mile heat,
vore won By Piccolo time. 15221 l:5lai 1:56e
l;57A. Dublin was lefs nt tho post Vt tho start,
ma the UoAxor wns dstauccd in the 1rst heat.
Tha secoud heat vsa dead between CountesB and
| IiccoIo, The race wns the most exciting or tho
day, pcco!o winning first and tAitd Aeats by on15
neck.
Tho ttjal stoople chase. Ill ages, rn!le-hnd-a-
! half, wss won h5 Coronet il 3:e2, C1ipoppor
second ; Daylight. third Wizard and BabnEtbe
fell aud throw their ri1ers and Ch!et En81nos'
bolted and went out Of tho raco
} pIit1AD.LrluA RACKs.
pnrIApElru1A. May 2G.-Ths spnuR meeting
OF the poiot Dseoza Association uas tnau8urata<
} to-day with two fino txotB.
Tie rnooB for horses Of tbs a:lb class. be8
t,rne In Ave, mile heats, waa won by Champion
Morfo!lB hottie Durleu second: Carro!lson third
Tmo-2:S911, 2:si135. 2:55. ASH. 2:s4s 2:33A.
Nettie Durlew won the tVo first hehta, aul
Cafrol!ton the third.
In five, mile hoats wAs won Dy soA roam
. Blanche second: Cls.nonAtno third. limo
2:2a1k. 2:25t1, 2:25.
, 1875-05-27

NEW Yong. May 2G-The steamship Great
Wcstesn, which nailed yesterday for Bristol, En-.
gland, haa returned, haz machinery boang out OF
order.
QUEENSTOWN, MAY 2a.-Ths ateamshtp En-"
gland, from Now York, has arrived.
Nxw Yonx, May 26.-AEstved. steamehip Both
ina, from Liverpool; Thnringia, from asmbnsK'
MoY11IA, May 28.-The steamers prusshii.
from Aonsrsal and Utopia from New York.
have arrived.
, 1875-05-27
CURRENT OPINION.

It's dollar to nickel that oven now GroRdE
ALrnzp has not stoppod boxing The political
compass.-NaA1pi!ie Tanner.
"Tho1o exlsts not shadow Of doubt" says
the indianapolis Journal, "ttss tiou. GRANT does
desire = third tlIue." To which il may be added,
without doubt, that 10 cannot haGo lt--Sl faus
Dispatch.
Ona Of the naest influential Democratic 1nam-
bsrs Of the now Lower House Of ConEseAs told III,
\ few months ago, that ho believed that MS
1o,itv Of h,s fellow Democrats wero In favor OF
protective t&ri0,-Nep York ENntnq Post.
Tbs theory that new paper h inEariAbly, 10
avitsbly. at Ill tituea, in Ill placas, and under Ill
circumstances, destined toc come 70 iguomintoua
faiure, is theory which should not be rashl5
pccepted,- and consoliiated or9aA IN
81. Lorls.
Tho people will hardly 10 satisfied unless thora
shall be = clean sweep Ia I'll those districts
WHARF frauds have been discovered whether tue
violations Of law have resulted In consequence
OF the c1iminalt5 or .neillcioncy Of tho fe1eaas
ouicers.-Janesutlts (lVis.) 0a1etfe.
The opinion u freely expressed that poor MT
LINCOLN has been subjected to an lnnic''on
which, after Ill, will servo 10 clear up maay MIS-
approhcpaops Of her charactos, aud ID that way
furnish m excuse fos matters whloh would pa
Otherwise ino1ousahle--- Warrington Republican.
All 70 havs to s.y t1, tLat It would baVe been
bett.s, In ou1 opiulon tor Mr. Supervisor MUM
to haye seaigued sooner. II hs intended 70 70
sIen, or not havs resigned A. Ill. Tia Prest
dout could not hAve mads him Tcsign+ md ~
think II 10 had bsen Ia DAa'e plaos wo shoult
LAys rofussd - resiku under tbs otsouknAtanaes
Cairo Epeni's9 Sun.
4 correspondent ot Chicago paper hsstnl
urer-zeAlously tAassTsphs4 thAs ths ososs4 !s'
h In nAtsks4 HkaluLss ot 1A4& ks4 ~ Il fAgea
, 1875-05-27

P1F1R M{1tF % J ~ 1HE 1FH!1*s ~, W
Everything 1t present 10 sur!ehed WITH mono
gtA.ns. LAdleAswear around thtls uecks IN tne
10 diamond uecElaoa. In the daytime thsy
hAye uonogsnms in euamel gold, platt9s, Or
couapoxition on their cloak fastspirgs aud BELTS
Blss!obustons lockess. and bfooshss .ts oxes- es-
initisls Of silYcx On onyx bustoos on shdr morn.
I'M oosts thsy hAvs slso !nilsla oat On osld!Hsd
alfysr or plAtlpa 70 sdorn sAtar low hase- Th44
Il Wanna luposskhos Itsss oroasaaeea ass = ~
1k 6kt@ e6hssaPzaa NikA III 3AkS \ &AAss
, 1875-05-27

reelection augRn.t thorough investigation,
nv m abjo and e1porisnced comm1Aston, Of tho
whole subject Of municipal taxation. IN order TO
protect li,o people ~ vell from sxlAsinE mal-
Standardization Al to proscnt tts recur1encs; Ar
raien tl,s Democratic party for dtahonoflng the
ths Legislative power. and heartily approve OF
tho efforts nf the Government to bring TO pun
tahmept defraudsss Of the rovonuc.
The revolutions we're adopted.
, 1875-05-27
CROPS AND HOPPERS.
MISSOURI.

KAxsAs C1rr, No., May 26.-Thsee hundred
farmers Of Jackson County mot At Independence
to-day to devise vays aud means to AFFORD relief
to tho destitute and suffering. Reporss from I'll
parts Of tho county we're, that tue hoppars ware
destroying all the crops md fruits. fheY resolved
to issue N addzoss calling on tho people OF
tho county 70 assist tho hslplese. Fire barrsls
Yesterday. The farmers are eating down trees
for their stock. They oat the 1eavoe. Straw IL
beipR placed on the racls for cattle. Ono farmer
saqs that haN Of tho farmers vii b obJoet4 OF
charity In three months.
, 1875-05-27

Sptetos pispAteh 10 1'As Caea7s 1Ttots"1.
DWIGHT, ILL.,, May .a.-Wo aro all feeling Prst"
tt good this week down hero upon tho prAittee,
that Is, those Of us Who a1o obliged to earn
cur protected salt through tho medium OF our
unprotoctcd oo1n. ~only .giTs tho o!d
man chance. and ho will pull
through" waH never mora aptly spoken
than with regard 10 tho present agricultural
Lookout. Niuo daya ago ice in tho hoIao,trough
nnd Ulster oycssoat; to-day beautiful May.
ysrn,, growing al,owers, corn all up, splendid
stand, ground In ans condition, mora corn plant
shsll bo ready to oounieuoo Qulavatng 1t to-
morroN.
, 1875-05-27

kptstaI Dispatah u ThA Chfca9o 7Ffpuns.
pks MoIxE11 H., May 28-Ths esAts Convsu~
tion ot allopAshs 10 largely attended. 6eSarA
esaays vesa rad, ths most important Of which
~ that Of ps. Pack, Of Davenport, oa tAs
nature Of injuslss from railroad sootdents.
Tha Btats Eoiseao Association alse hAs food
Asi4pdsaa1 kasAss Ana ASeao4 II aiaess3 u.
, 1875-05-27
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Sptc,af f4sra!sA 10 Tia Chtcogo tribune.
LANBiNo, Nav 20.-A Gon ot N1r. Jhmca Tur-
ner, Of North Lansing, was killed to-day BY
runaway tosm. uo was 10 years Of ago, and
uas fayonto with large ciro!o Of friends. He
was thrown out oltno carriage at tho crossing 9!
tho Jackson i Saginaw railroad. his head str1k.
Ing car and killing him instantly.
, 1875-05-27

FoKr MADISON. IT,, May 26.-1hs SrahAhop-
rors have already appeared in thiR. Leo County,
Il, It IL stated and youched for By relisb1e 1nen
that there sre millions Of then Eithin hhoFs
distance from this city. Bo far no seriou1 dat'-
ago has been douA but fears ars entertained fos
the future.
, 1875-05-27
BASE BALL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


-ru1tAIELFHAs.
spsetal Dspa,:a to 7hs Ctfrapo 2rtbrns.
pu11Apxlru1A, May 20.-Tle Pbiiadolph!ans
and Bostons had ve.s cloks aud exciting co'-
tost this afternoon upon tho formors ground.
The neds xcro both outbntted mud outao!dod
questionable decisions by the umpire, C'app
lowsver. giving u,om Tho victory. Manning
pitcl,cd and Mcycy caught tho last Two innings
Tin Esutsnr1lals have liSbandod, and Eochtel
and Cra.st Of their nine will play with tue
Athletics tomorrow neainss tho Bostoos.
Tho scors by innings to-day was;
fHnin9s- =,
philadelphia. ...........,-l ~
ArLAHrrca-SEw HAvENs.
Nrv YorR. May 26.-l}AAa lall AtaAnslca, IA
Nex UAy0ns, 4. .......
uAnrronps-wAsH1Noross.
WASHINGTON. y. T., May 2G.-Daao bAu' Hart
fosda, s; WhahiuGtons. 2.
, 1875-05-27
DROWNED

spses3s ntpotth to JAt Chtcaao 1ffonn4.
DECATUR ILL.,. May 2a.-uenry Miller. \ lAd Of
some or 10 years Of ago, wsa drowned In tho
sangamon vlila fshing today.
, 1875-05-27
OBITUARY..

CINCINNATI, May 2o.-lnformstlon received
hare to-day Of tho death OF Stephen 8. L'Hsme-
diau u West Point last night asoa 10 years.
Deceased WA one OF tho pioneers OF Ctudiunktts
and tor msny yeRra preedent Of the C!noiunau,
Hamilton Dayton Railroad.
, 1875-05-27

s,tetas Dttpstsh Il Ths chfesos 7ftassA.
PsT1psuao. PA, May M.-Thla morning snous
i o.o1oot drs ~ discovered IN the eoak-houss
A. n. saeatass Molii$ Hbsrk VIII matssloua
s.si&fr ~ ~ eas.sA sssfAt At@
, 1875-05-27


sp+efal Di.pateh 70 1hs Chicago Tribune.
B1.oon,xo1oN, H., May 2a.-A little son OF
cass!u4 u. NccollA OF Le1aoJ. loss N oys 10.
day hy splinter.
, 1875-05-27

wAsnlSoroy, d. G., alay 40. p. Gilman
haa bosn appointed Internal NeTouno Gaueer in
tho r!rs. District Of Ohio, and Theodore Wash-
L,lru sul William p. Deldea III the Flrst Mis-
sou1i Districts. Tho following diAmiss.ls vcre
made to-day: In the First District Of illinois.
George A. vrrgho, George Il. s1nellen. John e.
Fo}tz, and Theodore Shickel, Storeleopers; ].
II. iiildratb, Otto Iiartnng. and 4. F. Culrerton,
Gaugars j. v. llasgv, Gaugor In tho Firat
Ohio District, Las also been dismiAsed.
, 1875-05-27


Sutcfat Df,pateh to 5It Chteads Trfbttf.e.
pAyrsroar, H., May 20.-About fifty barrcla
OF whisky wcro seized BY rovonue officers In
thia city yoater1av.
, 1875-05-27
lat BROOKLYN. "a.

lat BROOKLYN, "a.
fptetaf bsrdlch IN The Chsc1oD 1r{1'fns
Davenport, Ia, May 2G.--A dispatch reached
this city thia afternoon which staten that 1ro
broke ont In G. II. Lthby's elevator, Brooklyn,
H.. which CONSUMED that building, tho ware
house, and corn-crib, ~ we'll a. the largo steam
elevator Of Col. ~ T.. Small. The fro also con,nu
nica.ed to j. II. Coniinga lumbor-yard, aslop,
aud ofllces and few htte ahautios 10 Tho vcini-
tv, which were all couBumod ii 2:15. Ths fro Ia
Btll raging, with high wind from this east
b1o sing. Largo quantities Of grain arc bsing
burned. Losa, 10 far, ostisnated At $l7 900.
ON THE GRAND GRAND RIVER. NIGH.
Sptef1t Di4lath to Ths EhrHoo 7ribunt.
GnASp HAVEN, Mich, nAy 2o,-Two hundred
and fifty cords Of wood caught fro md Was
destroyed .o-dsy from sparks from river tug.
Tho vond belnnged TO klaH Dro"uor, and VAs
situkted up tho river ut Eoech Tfce.
AT BLOOMINGTON. Ill.
| !5p<etal D4pafeh to Ths t'h.edoo Tribune.
| BLOOMINGTON. 1tay 2G.--John Koehu's DWELL
Ing, on Locust etrcot burned this morning.
Loss $1,000, insured for $4,000. but insurance
probably not colectablo.
| NEAR HARTFORD. CONN.
| uAn7roAp, Conn.,. May 2G.-The cotton mil
Of D. u. Smith, Pine Moadow, burned THU
morning. Loas. sl10, 0,0G0; Insured for $4,000
Two hundred hands aro thrown out Of employ.
| mont.
| rt{tNAHn
, 1875-05-27
BLOWN UP.
Mysterious and Fearful Explosion
In q Boston Drugstore.
4 Eour.Story Building Blown Completely
to Atoms.


n'S1oH' any zo.wAs o'so -, "" ~ '' I,nn. ,,r,o
rtic explosion occosfoo III d. - Uo"n ooe
store, aouth~eat cotuer OF habn!nb'""
and Loufaugo street, No. 625 Wash.
,roton .i,ect Al 1a,o hour nothing
'.s.s In"... ,,.,..~,, ~ a.. c.nxc ri
=, ~ ILL.,. .,.,.., -. In r;r
tie explosion, DIT tho "alfest sutno1s o.o ~ u"
culation. At tho time OF tho explosion theeo
1ore know. to bo about twenty-five pessoua in
I'm building nrone, nesr1y all of whom wcro |
~ ea ,a. .,a,,s,, r, i,t,,,.d rha arat tnti,
mo.e OK 'ee' :, sst'9uss aA!u0 49, ",r.,,,,r,
nsuon oi 'ue o'11sse' Wan oooF A''o
sould similar to
TUE nEponr or Az E4n7nqrAxE,
,,d .,mo.t ,imn1,anenunly tho yslla OF tho |
auu "'"oos ...s -" ai,oo,,o, .nJ
ou'lo'1e ousht out"aso ~ o'sl5 u'.' a"a.
falling In ono confueed masa, presented ecohc
OF wreck seldom before Witnessed. more COM
ntete than that of any buildings b1owu
11v 1or,a h~ cnnnordsr ior;no Tia rrs.,
.o"n ~ h""F
hIes 4as iosce Of tno e1l.ob'on "a
almost beyond description, aud Ito noor'ng and
| other in6aumablo materials at once took drc.
| The firemen went horoicaily to work to subdue
sne nenss' aNo i.esuo w. W. ~" .a
| IN tle Euins At tnss "1t1hR' tHs ocau+
bodies hid hoeu takcn cut, and thEeo othorH o1~
tricatod, who will undoubtedly die. dozen or
~ lo.. ;n,,red III, building in which tho
e1p!oh,on t';,., ~ ~ W..1o,;1 NJ, -. ,aa.
" nons ~ sarontx W. ~, - ~ .rrs.vs e:reet
ao q ecsen 1 LT D.xs
apotheeary. sza nanuiacsufef ot Soas A. "ste.. t.
seou na nu1 t1,n ,h oy of hotxe I att.es'oa ~
afas eana upg" 1nn Ky T. T,nraut,a s,,sa; fant
andes Tue uaoEs, ,,,1 Es.r ,vc,-xrvxr ,n,x,rrn
The ~ MLpasa oIkis ~ ,,aat.
among .he Immense d e5o"as q reop!s i'esen, t' H.,
.no us@a 1uu ~ n],cs ~ as ac, ' IN
me au1os' n o1n VI ,nr ~ ,rI ,,-. snp W.
| pUpHlaCc. 4uo a0I"tohAh A@"ba ~ AAo.o -
, 1875-05-27

DRESS GOODS.
Great West Side Dry Goods House.
DRESS GOODS DEP']FS,
First for East Section.
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS.

Fifty cases most desirable Now Spring
Dress Goods juut opened, and on display this
woex ut marked reductions below uaual
yriooa for Ban1o quallt!os.
Full lines Of Denegos, Ca1nel's Hair, hnd
Diagonal Mohairs. at 26 cts, noVor retailed
below 40 cts.
50 Dos Coats Hair Poplins at 80 cts yard.
SO pcs Genuine English Diagonal h1ohaiss
at 30 cts, formerly so cts.
100 pos Mohair DoDegos, formerly 30, now
IS cts.
Al-wool DensEes s7k sts yard. well
worth SO.
rs pcs Au-wool Poplins. choice shades
As cts yard.
so pcs Fancy Comol's ualrs, very stylish*
formerly 05, now Goo.
All.Wool Fey Diasonals, elegant shadca
60 cts, worth IS.
E1. quality Oa.hmere Poplins, all wool,
76 cts, bargain.
Fancy Silk and Wool Pon1oos, 80 otst
worth 86 cts.
La-9c aasors't Ponzcss, lntest styles. very
low.
Elegant novelties in Plaid 0au1al's Hairt
| and other newoat fabrics.
Hamburg sutt1ngs for overdrossos. very
| stylish.
/ Ono case bo:s quality Lyons Popllnn, ohotca
| shadcs. tl.95 I'd, uevcr rctniled under SLID.
| BLK GOODS DErART'T opens aoue
| rreat bargains III Ca6hmeroB, Alpaoas, and
Mourning Fabrics this wock.
| Choapest Dl'k Grenadines, durnbfe and
warranted makes. to be found In tho osty.
Ono case fno Japanese silks, Eoru Stripes.
ros,1lar 05e quality, for 35o I'd.
Ono onse Rich Drocade Japanese Silks, &os
I'd, navez before sold under 76o.
, 1875-05-27

IN CHICAGO
Tie burning Of 3 pile Of zubbsh on vtcant
lot on Wilcox avenuo, between Western and
Campbell avenues, caused tho fro alhI1n from
Boz 4l3 last night at O'Clock.
, 1875-07-28
TelEcRAPH,c MARKET REPORTS.

anfstat i,.spalrA 10 1hs cA.fuyu Tfi6uas.
LIVERPOOL, July 37-l1 IN. m.--Fl0ua-uhchsuBed
Gna1x-Wh -Wheat-Nlnter, No. !, l0s; No. 2, as 1od;
snrtps No. !, l0a 81: No. l9s; white, No. ], III
Sd No. =, ls TOD: eab, No l. lii lodi No. lii 3D.
Corn, No. !, aos I'd 3; No. ,, SIS ID.
raoyutoss-Porf, 7ts. Lard. American, d2s0
414 I'd,
LIVERPOOL, July 77-2 ?. m,-QaA1x-Easy. Wheat
Spring. No. !. ls 2A No. y VI Id; whits. No. ], los
7dI No. y los al; club No. !, liz 2ai No. 2 1oa H.
Ourn-~No. l, 35s Cd; No. 2, 3ss.
IEov1s1oxs-Pu7k, 17s. lAtd, 01s 3D.
WxAEHkR-Fair-3
LokDoN. July N,-BuLLrox-Amount OF bullion
eous Into Dank OF England on bsanos to-day, E,0oo.
Uoxso1a-Money aud scoount, ~ o-le. ....
Un14xn BrArxs DoNps-S-2os OF ", 1e7K: do OF q,
lt8k; iU-&us, 1857 uew g. lp3s.
Aaxu1cAN NAILaoAp Doxps-Nev York Central,
% Ezto, u; do preferred, a.
NEslh-Commou, ttze4d.
TuApzx1xs-spissu, as "a.
PAM, July 27.--1ssntsAI cot. .,...-
FxAsxEoRr, July 37.--Unltsd Btatas bonds d "a,
as1:.
I1vxRpoot, July 21.-Ytrns sad fabrics u Aanchss'
ter qu!sk aud unchanged.
TtouA-Extrt 9tste md Westeru, 93t. .
Observation-Disclosures for the Past thrss days
1900 m, Including J.oo0 Amesiean; No. To
spring, ps sdGlos I'd. 'Cosn-hi1ed, So 81.
lxov1s1oxs-por ort-Amssican-Wessssu, Sas; East
ssu, s7s 81. Deef-Ameacsn, 10 ". ca0beslsui
| mi4dlss, ~, L4sa--Amsstcan. e1s.
QukEzs-Gtsp!s Anssieaa. ~
, 1875-07-28

Tho following Instruments woso fled for record
Tuesday, July u:
CRY rnnTEnrr.
1ohuFton at, ~ It = of West Taylor Ft, ef, e7x
llJ 1t, dated July 24...,..... *loo
West Congress IT, l8n II q Il Levitt VI, 4 I, 'HS
ils II, date'I July y.H..,................... .H.. oD0
,Sillnw 1T, >, II of sholctd ~, &c, 2'Hli!h,
ponaey ss ~ u. 70 Il * Twsuts .nftn ii, vi, sor
III IT, dated July 2i........:..:.....,;... -. loob
West Taylor 1t, laJ B1p II eof cam!hcilav,n
{, o,1i!ist II. dated auy y7..:.....-.:,.:.,, 3'Fo
Oakley At, il of ami near Vest Taylor 1t, If. u
xiMal It, dated Mar, h A.. ............. A,Soo
Eluur1oy ii, Zig IT. Ut Ioyuo ny, i I. :tAlto -
II, ..ci July 20 .....................,..... 2,aU
Wett ClticaG" ~, " cor Of kadze Nv, lo4eFss. =,
Park Nv, my It of 14nroln at, Il +, 2lt.x .x3af, m
dated July =. .....:....-......:.-.::, u'"'
wcaton AZ. nv # Of Fill,uote ut. . I, 45slia
II, dated JHly ~ st-'
Cs,nrlell Az, rrlwccn Jasksoll End Van N;1ren u
sts " t, 4G1!hJlt f. laed Jus :i.......... 4Ire0
'' ~ ,.i;,, t,nrrnye;,ru;r lat.,t Ialy "a 1900
SOUTH or CTR I1M1rs, WITHIN 4 RADIUS oP xEvks
MrILA Of cOrIT.IIoEAE.
crovs narkway boulevard, $40 # Of oakwoaA
w. VI T. Us 1t to oley, dated July !o........ sNsor
| Joi1rrron NJ, 70 II II of F!fty~shl,d Ut, :, Aux
| 1s0ft, dated Jny .f....., ..........,.... u'Ns
| Int \ lliork /, Of 1irkY Is,A & to ~. turner's
| part v ArcD y, Il. dated July !l...... lo9.
| Lat 70, DIork I. Crueksr's n wAsc AaeA,
| Soo II, 81, II, dated July 2A...-....."....~ ~
, 1875-07-28

With lrpx,, from store on sIenlay for city con.
sumption: a,432 bu wheat, 2.gdl bu coln. 3,csl tu
aatA.
Tho following grain was inspected into storo on
Tuesday morning; u eara No. klriug III catA NJ.
No, ado, VI cars No. d. 10 ears rejected do, .
rars no grade do tas7 wheat}; car yellow roEu, lA
cars hiK.1n1r d. 3s9 nn .0l hi No. do. LID
cars rejected do 10 grnds do e8t eorn> car
white cuts. anl u Mo. do. carr reject
I'd 10 t1a oata> cars new rejected rye car new no
grade do cor new rejected barley caF new rojcct.
ch ns, grads 10. Total ,us7 cars'. $4,000 hn. In
slprttd out 7l,1ta bu weai l9s.71I bu corn, 9aaa
| bu oats, lis hu rye.
The las part Il anc advance which attended the re-
rent r1c!tene IN wheat du to tho totsa Ut out
sdcrs, and thu ora chiefly fell the. 1u tho tn!d
die OF lnrt week New York sprt,t'atnrs anxious
buyers In this market III tho ncIghnrhood Of fl.R,
knd our city hsok. interviewed by nag Incs Of
Chicago 9rntLeInrn engaged IN general ihr1vantile
pursuits, who were iuputtunate to buy Vt what proved
| 10 b. tho top Of Ian tnarktt. Within few
hou.s Of that tllne the market had broken. and tho
marquis all Bweyt into tho Ut The demon Of
trecuation Th!s seemed TO sat!sfy Tho Chicago
Their tingtrh b,,rued, they drraAed ilo ,hrr,
Not 10 tha New Workers. They ust heavily Ly buying
| It Tho top, and thought to tAer lpkses by
operating on tho tcar side. They syut oriera heru
Yesterday to sci. many Of them without Limit, and
sto,rcd not tn tle narke "urei tntiom, then tho
uuw,sl turn sca1el not few Into huyiug 1ark 1t g.
20 ttsfeuce TAs uusbttlea feeling tu New Io1k was
due to tho cotton failure sud tha resulting panic In
stocks and gold, ~ we to tho declIna III bread
sun III Liverpool. onIs pat Of that inhusllcu
It work htze aud for that rta1an the Decentralization
iu produce hers was cblaty found st4oug Eaatasn
| olt sat9rs u thls lnatkct.
Wheat decllncd in Liverpool yesterday II sd rcr 10
H., or about loo tn currency rcE bu. This u b.;
drop fer eonxeT atl4a John bull 80 great hs 10 t.
without parallel in tbs history ot several years ast
II ndlcated eYen uore than The seAnt words Of a1pla
nation which came hy.n9 sn over tic GALLO. III
puspost ~ tia. t.s dalnsses W hool 1n Europe hay
l*eu Largely over situated iu utLor woEda, that theF
wax no adequate foundation fos tAs shkfp Aava1lcs