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The Little Orphans Dream.

We have received from Mcssrs. George Stinson 4
Co.. Art Publishers. Of Portland Maine, copy of a
fine work Of art in the shape of large steel engrav
ing, (size % by 30 inches. The engraving is by Mr.
A. II. Richie. well known as the best engravcr on
steel in America. and is after of Mr.. b. Y. Rein
hart's famous paintings. The engraving is new
just finished and now, for the first time, before the
public.
We will add a brief description of the picture,
though it cannot be expected that we can give more
than faint idea of its beauty.
In an elegant apartment upon q couch is shown a
beautiful little girl of tender age asleep During the
warm summer night she has partly relieved herself
of the bed clothing displaying her beautiful little
chubby limbs in the lovelicst possible manner. She
is little orphan, as the title indicates, and i,
sweety dreaming Of her mother, about whom she has
been told much She has been told that her moth.
or dwcls in the spirit land, that she is beautiful
angel. and she has wondered why she can never
come to see her. She has thought so much of the
m after that one night she dreams that her m other
visits hcr-the beautiful being Of light that she be
ievcs her to be. and it is this dream that the artist
has portrayed with such power and effect The angel
mother is shown by the bedside the child sees her
in the dream The outlines of her face and form are
distinctly seen, although the figure is shadowy and
ETHEREAL. The mother is surrounded with halo OF
soft, mysterious. heavenly light, and she is shown
gazing upon her child with all the inc xpressibc love
that ever comes from mothers heart In her cx.
tended hand she holds q white lily-an emblem OF
purity. The following lines have been suggested ia
our mind by this lovely picture. They will aid in
giving the reader idea Of: this rare work Of art
THE LITTLE ORPHANS DREAE.
y! blest Is the vision that gives to the child
:%. Hs:%f'ss a.r ts.a:E s, sSf %'d
A part Of the glsdness that has no alloy;
Oh sweet will the orphans sluinber be,
If the darling her mother in dreams may see.
Sweet child thy mother Is watching or thse,
Thy steps and thy her watchfal eyes sees,
~ day and by night she Is oft at thy side
Though her home 10 with the angels over the tide;
The mothers mother though years 60 by,
And the love of mothers heart never can die.
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rHE LITTLE ORPHANS pREAI

y blest Is the vision that gives to the child
A face beamng o 'er her so tender and mild,
The smile Of u iuosbar-oh, wavelet OF joy!
a part Of the glsdness that has no alloy;
Oh sweet will the orphans sluinbcr be,
II the darling her mother in dreams may see.
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W }. ALEXANDER. Adjt.
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y All job Work, cash on deliv-
, 1875-01-12

Artrafft.

OfL9-On!y moderate Anaouut at trading WIS dons
IN tAia c1aSs o{ gooB, ta continued cold wsathar or
criinE to make buancza quiet. prlSea were again
ported rm for unzrx ~ doacriptiena who extra lard
Carbon tutaudard whss), lis acC test. l2iGc; do ILL.,
legal test. lao deg, l3Eo; do headlight, lf5
deg, t74so; extra winter larl oil, &l.lU; No. l,
Wu; no. 2, 500: lnsced, raw, Sa&s5e; 10 be,lcd,
8sssNn;; whale, T7tS7se sper1a s221'a2.aS neaa-
f. sos ss s,T s95 d. s.,.i'. s1.r9 a.
bago n, 76o; tnrpeune, 4sea45c naphtha, 60 grAv1-
ty, l4hGet5c +; naf&islla, comnlon, 12H Ga1ac.
P0TA1oES-M&ro in moderate lpc4l demand snd
leu, NJ 81t43ac fur Rodl to shuice lois fron store.
1pULrAY AND aAME7Taa otEerlass Of chfrs
poultry were rhther light and thu market irm, u4or
fair demand frurn suiplers un retail dealers. Quail
Ana prairie cttcenH and higher; veuison
was plentiful. Quotations: Turkeye dressed, va
10: chickens, dreXaad, sG@ioo per Ih: ducks, 8ts
too per 6aase I8l0e per b: prair1s cbteksns S2B5
Sa7q; aa4i a.7' 'en'7'n saadlsA' 1asa0; 10 car
sERDs-About COO bags Of timothy wcre sold at
1aNt1?.6Q tia sutsida for primo aecif and CUT Of
fnncy uaAulled ut $97o Ths mArkst wrs weak under
liberal offerings from parties xlia were anxious to
stzo, aud tttle dstnanu. Glover 1uet md firm o.
chl Above tho views OF !yers. Hungarian aola IT
@80c. Miet wFs quoted At Tac, md aa1 Ut $500
SALT-Waa u moderate demand md ates1y, TIA
slok Of tts salt IL reported 70 10 small. and probably
considerable quantity .Nu b facetvod y ril before
si'rinc, but NO change IN rs1cea N aprEepndsd 1t
s. Gs canals DO. t7o; ordinary COARSE klvu; coarse
diamond. Sal3M; dairy, without bsgs ,sa.76 dairy,
with bags, $780, Ashton dairy, rer slck, "A, rs.
W00It-Wss sIiaetivo and nominal. Quotations !:
0noa tn prime tlh-washad &662a2ci poor 10 good tub
washed, 4'+5a: ana aud madIum washed hoece, Asa
coalse INV: shed, 4Qa3ao; hne unwaahad, 279s1o !;
pulled wool, 42847c.
, 1875-01-12
~.::11uEY AND CONNIE ERCE.


rhr week opens with n well.rHsIaincd demand for
A. with the increased r.ccitn nf hogs IN the Last
Wv ayR the phckera laye Increased their operations.
Iity wvrc borrowers 10 considerable extent 5estcr-
day. tbs breweis Also borrowing largely to lay In
thcr winter supplies. The miscellaneous demand re-
ans good for manufacturers and mercantile sonsrcs
Board Of Trade applicants for funds TO carry
grain anu provisions, but hot 10 tho SHINE sKttn Al ut
the first If tho mouth.
Hates Of dtaconnt arc somewhat frmcr. fcEhhr
customers charged 10 per cont usual, Int con-
rcesons are lens readily raie. Independent borrow
ers, however, with cash coattcraa, can get nccumno-
datlon from HG3a Ter cent.
On the Btrcct tere il not enough good commercial
pnrer to supply the demand. n4ea are * Suals per
cent.
There |, some movement Of currency 10 the hog dis
trics ut III volume Ia mot a. large ~ the average Of
last week.
Tic receipts Of currency small.
New York cschangn Is fTm; the supply IA somewhat
increased by the tnusicr to Eastern owners of COM
1noslIt!ea which advances lad been madr. but the
demand is atil III excesa transactions were faw but
Tho rate IL Etil 1unEahle ut 75c premium between
bans for 0o0. Shipments Eaat on country account
continue large.
The clearinBs were 1850 oo0
4 specal agent Of The 1u4rna! Royenno Department
ia In tho city searching the drawers OF the
banks for ,li1Rta,n11ed cicchs. He has e1-
kn1ined number of mnia already, and In sn1d
10 have uncartlcd, In or two cnse", great many
violations Of the law. A. the penalty for taking nn-
atamrtt checks ia SO apiece the bankR ilyosch may
regard themselves unfortunate. II ranno he sn!l
that amps notice not given. Every citizen held
to know the law, nt,l TIE TRIBUNE has repeatedly
explained it, provisions au this la'ut.
Goytrnnlcnts still weak III the local market,
though rates erc not materially changed Tho amount
,nereai Ia beyond tho demand. bends conng back
from the country in considerable quantities. wlscrs
lhry lave hccn held property exempt fro.a taxa
, 1875-01-12
REAL ESTATE.


on alonuay, Jan. IL:
cirr PROPERTY.
West Twfuty sec ond II, f2f It Q uf Idnco!n st,
samn ~ tic Above dattl Jan, g....,........ 150o
1InrEan at, u It " Of fincoin st, I, sazl2G4
#, dated Det IT, 1911. 2oN
Wru.wurll, ay, 1s0 H-tU It II of Thirty y-snyenth
s.. " t. unvidcl " OF ?s1l21 #, dated May ,u
rls @ rsIsss No. lii North ffanilin Il, dated
1asaiie #, IA II i: OF Monroe 1t, vi, s91ooft,
with tlIc building known ns tina Republic Life
Insurance building, dated Jnls II, 1H7t tthe
1,c;1tilic life Insurance Co, to the National
Crr,raj Iark ~. u cor n Ogden Nv, undivided
y uf ,Ga ZIG It, taifrt Jsn. H.............. b.oG
Gfccwirll st, llti n Il 1t North L,avIts 81, nf,
3J j. ID1I0D II, 1ateii Jan. .s.............. 1861
HHrrisu, Al, Ne tnr Of Ogden ~, n +, 173 A-l0
It IN aiiry, ,ntcd Jan. 11...........-....:. 500
tel jan. ii 7sot
fUHrH OF CITY L1HfrEt WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF AkLEi
COURTHOUSE.
Reuben st, 3l1 Il Il Of Lawrence ay+ Y t. 1o01
l,1 H. .l4ted Nuv. :, 1874 1,501
Racine Nv, rs It II Of Martanna 1t, v +, 1511G
H. dated Dec H. 1874 a.. ,.,,.,,..,,.... 81
Dnnning At, Ict Falit. It and slle1iell Av,af,
f.ns II nn.l Is, dated Aug. II, 1A74....... 17Ut
soUTN CRY L1M1rs, WITHIN RADIUS OF NlLEI
OF coUHT-HouAE.
Wabash av, i4t # n Of Fnrty-second at, al,
2ax 1to II. dated Dec. u, 15H....-......:s 4a6
Prairie ny. 197 It Of Fifty-foarth at, wi,
Cottage t,r"se NJ. f44 II ii Of Fitty-s!1th 1t,
VT, 4ss11a #, dated Aug IT, l873.... 2,oel
Brock At, 1f0 It " Of Ellis av, Ii I, 2o1las It,
rl"re.r nv nv II cor af Fnit;-ttird st, IT. 35s
III IT, dated Nny. 81 1A7i.....: .:...........: ~
Eifty-Arst ri, 1,u fl eof Outage Grove av, I,
100x313 II, dated Jpu. 1l.+.. 1ou29
, 1875-01-12

ALCOHDI-Wss higher In sympathy with high
wiues. Quatable 1t 3l,v0es1.93.
DRODA-CURN-Local manufacturers ars buying to
current wants. aud Eastern orsrs aye frequently
received. Tho market Is very arm, and somc dealers
are holding their corn sboye quotations. Extra husl
sold recently tn retail way 1t i1c sampls Thoup-
aou. Of Philadelphia. wrils follows: The scarcity
Of broomcoEn In the East has At aat resulted In compe
ing ths manufacturers 70 adyaucs tler views coru
TIE stock hera haa been nearly Ill uaed up, that
the1s IL but ttlo eft in hrat hsnd4 aud for which
holders un4hla to name Aguts as which they will
sell. Gu Monday last Altls Ut the nluat prominent
Lruum manufacturers published card announcing M
additional advance of % cents Per lozep aud tAls has
nude them disposed TO Dest advance In coru
A. they Lave stock lxAd, they really 1t tbs
Megry Of tbs receiver, sud will be coinpeie to pay
whatever L. ssks Tie SUCCESS af tbs tElug' ~ TAR
then, IL sssxbahsl fact,-its xbitys however, III
cops with hs situation and coutrol the cOr for tbs xd-
desired IN question Uf the future" QuQtx-
Auia.: Guoa to e1tsa hurl, l2Ai1kc brush that will
woEl sek into choes hurt Lsoonl, 10Htallkp;
eoluoa to lair do, akts l1a; iuic.ior bruxh Setvc
BUILDING GNATEkIALH-Ths demand il sery hight
pEe sra un4Itated, NJ lo3ows stucea, 31l6(aloV:
Nav sDrk stuceo. f9ua 4U0 1ouiart1ls aua u>ira CO
ulent, f!t1: Aksan do, $l.16 y brIs Portland CO.
Msat, $IoOGa11s0 y bsl; lima In bulk 7ucGe3 81 90
lime thrlss, SlG09113 b brl; pl1sssring-hsir j Lu
4oa; but;din4-lrlrk Seomnoui. $s.s1<s7u4; MI!wau-
kss and kAeiue presae, $t11p<a3l.5o. del: Iudauk
preasus sl5.oot ot21s.u0; DO common, sl0.o15ai2OO
AU rfEA-1lollers VI strictly ehoics butter 1re not
An1luus 10 part with At any concssaon from former
Rats - s&okA ef such u ssasa ~ saaau md tas
, 1875-01-12
md tn'4@toIc. Bacon nominal at o'fc. 1lkc, mil
hr1n .loree, raeker.; ito; reilnc, liXs; ksr, tti

I2r. New ausar.cure{ hams tiult: 1tGsl44r. lnrI
nrn sofc'' racktr*. 14o; refined. 14ke; keR, ff'+
s'n"cEn,ssos1sar trn; common, s!<tassc; fair
onsi sa sfsi rsms %,s t. stos 1s M" IT,
IT, ansnanssd; a: i 10 prins,' l*ssisss. S'''''
Wntsxv--Duu; ordinary recIn",1, p7daoso.
A cold rain checka business oil The iev.e
CINCINNATI.
C1suIxsATr. Inn. l1.-FIouR--Dull and unchanged.
dn.is-wiea' y g., :tea,y and in moderate demand
M o..s fr and r, rn asa II sec e. III % . ss s 3
changed. Barley fA!r nnd 1lrnl I; fall, $1.st.
Ea"s nurT.n, Ann onrEaE-pn1l and unchanged
pnovl'las*-l.ork IN light demand holders nrta nj
:s3 3 ..,!s Iat1 fir ami nFm ss.m ft'a .pot
ssts isr s,,i rn It sc, ?. vs. a':e. S.c md luz liz
loar., nAcn1.ony n limited jobbng demand, 1t
1in1.r, lIeayy to light.
wilisxS-steRdy ana III moderate demand nj pic.
TOLEDO.
To.cpo, 9, jan u..FLouR-pu,ct and unchanged.
i.s. Whsss y, r oi"ssd saas atmer No. we
st .sE AZ Low mixed, 'sxe. Outs la Michigan, s1s
CLOVER sEEp-s7.7t@7.s5
nnEssxp unas-s7.oJ,as,a5. -......
~ 7ms01,r!.r m T., e, " oo 9soo wheat 1000 hu corn
sa1rMrsIs-FI.nr. 27o bFis; wheat, 1000 bu: corn,
5000 h"; oas'' 1900 oa:
sr. Louis, jan. 1l.-rtouR-Qalst aud weak ltt1s
onxtr-wl,oat lover No. red winter, *,.osxa
1.0y5i. Corn higher No. mixed, o5S6ss accurlns
f. Ssstin ; mosly ., S1oe o: hgnsi ], 4
WHIakr-Lnwer At D4c.
Paov,atoss-lork nominal at $t9.25. Dry sa.t ba-
doins IN ay ar.ice. Lard higher at sl3iu: generally
nxsEirrarloar, 900 brs; wheat, 5000 bu; corn.
cattle. 615.
PHILADELPHIA.
rHt,4sp1EtrHtA, = 1 jan. .l1.-fLoun-Dull; extra statc,
an1tN.Wheat quet md steady red. s1.lss1.2o; 4;
nsea wsssra Sssn sis 81. 5.oS :;
rnovialoKs-F,rm. Fork, s1o.Soaaloo Lard Ia
WItsSr-fivm It osc.
| Observation-Disclosures.
tee sS s1'1s sssa do a.
2st2sus; est,a, roll. aoGaalr.
CHEssE-uAclhtngetl.
Eaas-Quiot; Western, 2sa2oc.
| DALTIaONE.
baltimore, Jan. 11.-FLoun-Dul1 snd unchanged.
dEa1H-Nleat very dull md unchanged, with light
raculpts. Cpr.l scarce and firm nll1sI Western, III
@sl " In elevator: 7sc on steailers; Oats dM! win
rnovis1oss-wero qaist and sl!etanss,i. '''*'.''1
BurrEh.-Western steady. with little better inquiry
coFFRE-Qust and firm stock light; 1sH@2o4c.
| "1t1siT-steady III 49,.
4 1OUtSvtLLE.
LOUISVILLE. Ey., Jan. 11,-FLoUN-Unclian9ca.
| GNAtN-Whuat quiet AMI unchANge6. Chru In fair
t1cmad anil lrn Vt 6cGSS0t. Oats very firm at GJll
| G3c. 1.ye, $1.1A.
rnovis1oss-pork firm s2o.oo32oto. Bacon
Shoulders, atsr; clear Rib. 1le; clear IKE. Bulk
stuuers 7c; clear rib. 9iG10o; cioar, 1oAc. Lard,
| 14hGs15ho.
! Htt1HEf--9Jc.
BAuu1xo-Quet and unchanged.
| CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, o., Jun. 1i.-GnA1u-Whelt nutet and
| unchanged. Corn unchanged. o4ts i!rnl and a.u-
| Changed.
| pEfno1Eua3-SropR: standard white car-iots aOc
| ohto Ht%te test, lie; ANAL lots lt92c higher.
| NEcEIPrs-Wheat, $500 Du: corn, ,750 hu oats,
| 1,a5u bu.
| nUTFAIO.
| DufFAL0, Jan. 1f.-lnA1G-The only eliss wero q
cars of corl. truck and 10 krEve at 77Q373c.
| Light Attsndance un Change.
, 1875-01-12
TELEGRAP{lIC MARKETS.
EcRFtGN MARKETS,


LIvsnrooI. Jun 1l-1t 4. I1.-Four, 2o.9oJs Cd. .
Wheat-Wlnter, oa 7d@Da Dd srriug, Bs 8dGsya gl !;
white. os edalos Id; club, 10, ol@1os 81. Corn,
39s GdGea9s 81.
Pork, B2s. Lard, 7os.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 11-2:7o p. m.-Dreadhtutfs heavy.
Lard, 70s. PORK, 81s Cd.
Rest unchanged.
LONDON, JHl. ll.-Eats Of discount In open mar
ke for tros mouths bllls, per cent per cont
below 1ank rates. Onnsols, money. 924a02.4; ac-.
count, 0aN: t-90s OF u.s. 1o7k: do Of '87, 1075f
1o.ses, 1e4,5: new IS, 1o1K; New York contra, 81;
Eric, 26M preferred, 46.
T4llow, 47s Gdta47a I'd.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 11.-Fiyc.twentiea ct 89, B8N.
pAats, Jan. 11.-Rentcs, 69f 25c.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1l.--DroadstuiIs heavy.
port, s2s I'd long clear ,nladles <sa short clear,
5os Cd.
, 1875-01-12
EonAA Eoot.lsriNtu In the Gonnacaicut
EllIeYs

From The Hartford <coan.) Post.
The foas1l toot,pi1nfs IN TIC sandstone OF tho
must ample opportunity for geological ia.ests-
CATION md 1eseArch. President Hitchcock, OF
Amherst College won world wide renu.atitnl
on account Of his aabors In this fold. lifB work
fully established tho science Of ,iohnoioey.
Since hia dcati. but li.tlo has been done Ia the
way OF penetrating more deeply into tbs rock
history OF the valley than whsro ho loft
it. But, whtie tho public have heard ihtio
Of late yesrs Of these interesting and
important raca Of iofnnct orders Of animal lfe
some valuahla. explorations hRvo baen going on
At Turner's Falls. Mass. under tho careful eyo of
/ r. NJ. stoughton. OF Oil, and have resulted In
tho discovery Of several thousans! imprlnts. aono
Of which are entirely new to geology. aud con-
ciusiyely prove the oxistauce OF genus Of rep-
tiles hi,lle1to unknown. Mr.. htoughton's fo-
searches have heen lnsdo With grcnt care Rtid in
tslligence, aud have extended over poriod Of
asvstxl years. l!e has reccntly taken cus Of
the nuarres at Turner's Falls remarkably dis
uuct aud wct-delned Impressions Of tue
| track Of = tlreo-toe1 otozoul. The traeas are
from to 10 inches long, several In number, aud
in atra'ght line, showing plainly the course Of
By the length Of the step. tile uize OF tho baast
Tl.s quarry wAero thess Impressions were found
has hssu closed by the cold weathcr, aud furthsr
sprins. L. adatioa M ' to Il this ssa 5isoosssy, ~
/ which ia OF much scientific value. Mr..
Btoughton has also discovered QUO ooin-
| pleto impression and portion OF anetlIer
which promises important results. The track
is "a incLes by Is, or tslco tha size Of any
ever found before. Thsrs Ia tho mark Of tue
heel sud the two slar-polnsel toes, apparently,
In tho perfect track, and Of tho two toes in lie
! incomplete traok, indicating the path OF some
creature.
| found was taken out under il;gL blll, and
| considerable tina has bean spent IN cutting
| down tlls bluff to discover lilo succession of
these tracbs. which, 1t found, will prove cone!u-
stvely tia existence of = monBtrouH animal
| Of which nothing 10 yet known. Tie work
! OF digging through the blur will BE- continued
great iutsrest BY geologsts. Some OF the in
prssuiouH and specimens discovered by Ar.
stoughton, aro among tho finest aud rareat in
sxistencs. Ons Of them bears tho tracks Of an
otozoon that will probably prove to DO unlike
anything now kuowu. Tho tracks ase broader
and lsss sharply pointed It the s1t1enitiea than
tho others now described. Many OF the alabs
cut from the quarry bear maEks Of vegetation.
aud will furnish much material for geologic
study and exalnlnatton. Tie u,ost Of these speo-
imsus will 80 to Yale College, thereby i'm
uasnsely increasing the value Of tbs cabinet COL
| lection at that institution.
, 1875-01-12
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW YORK,
sn.e1al I1i.nalc6 fo 1,as cdfeaoo

Spfetuf DsSpAfcH 10 3Ee tAee44o If1ouHea
NEW YoRk, jan. 11.-onA1s-rbs wheat market
ousned ouits dull In Tho absence Of shippers. Tue
.n,rk1t ,,rtca, NJ .nrng ,rs ,aora n, ss. nominal
i"a9Ao' t.'ss' - st''"s 80 AoAo VI !o'' 'o.n"i
wintar isin moderate request and ID wall held mlars
buyina cauously: the market closes with rather
sos'es s,'.e ~ y, ~. e.. -.
,...s"s ',,,s a., ..1s. ~ nao ~ - 81 sosl ~
No. Chicago spring III ssoro % for Chicago spring
aanat In sinai! lots; $l,1aR lid for No, 2 MI
waukeo In stors; sl,a3 for No. / Mnwa.,Los
si.s7e,ss for "a wsssssn s,a' TO- .asss do s,;a'
,aav NM, in fs,r ran,,ast ,alen NJ an mo HI,
"s.'ema ~; t'o' ou t~olo"ea 'ensssoh coan.y
At 2C00 bn tWoroHed sta fatr at -.
Oats nrnaoz and mora active; the tras are buying
qute t.ss'y .als. are 80 oeo sa nav Ohio mixed i
SeN&s1xc on track ana dlhtsooAo afioat; white It
G0e}79ac truck and ahoat Western mixed at E9f9
G8.sc On track aud 100 aI.oat whte at 6J6ayln On
tns sss* ss s, ,'e aa ,*a q ss@ss' % ' s
.aoat quiet tue s.ss s9s oo + su 's stss saa =.
ooao2o on trsct snd olo5o aoat. Corn Is bst,er md
nevis new Is sslsbl. the demand Is auss General % Chiefly
~ . o IT. We s1S b %s:,n .sa At
sssthera yslew 4 s7asae' Jsfasy yellow At ssas'S
01 nss spa pork market L. stead, for
vt 10 " for inspeetsd aud M $2o25 fos aanspeesd; 75o
.tsongsr eut sossd weaker tad ~ asve s.:es 900
tes city at l4t9l<c zoe tcs refined At l4Atel4ac,
e. ss. t u. a.S for ftu1s !. sysr
f. M,ssh ssss fsI1s1fy aud 's'o S' seller
FAEtahIs-Q4let, aug rates tot petth.room eaa1er,
ihe sba9erny lins there i .liminu.on 4 business
dsn.uasa y. asove ~ vleTt ot .hippsfs; Ensaxs-
nsna ihes; M ~ M *! e. nn u ssaa