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Laird, Jr, Of that county, and Aaron Levy,
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longing to Mr.. Thos. l.. Hume, the prisoner
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It VAS at breakfast in Kenyol's house that
| first met Waller Savage Landor. As I entered
| the room xith Proctar, Landor wAs in the midst
I of an eloquent harangue on the high art OF por-
traiture. Proctor had been lately sitting to =
daguerrosy1st for picture, and Mrs. Jameson,
who was very fond Of the poet, had arranged
the camera for that occasion. Lander Was hold
| ing the picture in his hand, declaring that it
had mover been surpassed as specimen Of that
particular Art. The grand-looking author OF
:. Periclee and Aspasia" was standing in the
| middle Of the 1oom when We entered, and
his voice sounded like an explosion ct
frsr-claas artillery. Seeing Proctor enter, he
Immediately began to address him in high sound
ing Latin compliments. Poor modest Pr octer
pretended to stop his ears that be might not iis-
ten to Laudors euloglstlc phrases. Kenyon
came to the rescue by declaring that the break
fast had been waiting half an hour: When We
arrived at the table Landor asked Proctor to
was then contemplating. No" said Proctor,
for cannot even walk Spanish and, having
never crossed the Channel. do not intend 10
begin now"
9Nevsr crossed the Channel" roared Landor,
-"never SAN Napoleon Bonaparte!" He then
when he hrs: saw him, saying that he
had the olive complexion and roundness
Of FACE Of Greek girl; that the Con-
sul's voice vas deep and 1s1,:, melodious,
OuL uDLIu1uIU1 Ill k0uHA H44I6 N6 WE16
eating breakfast ha went on to describe his Ital-
ian travels In early YOUTH telling us that he oncs
saw Shelley aud Byron meet in the doorway OF
hotel in Pisa Landor had lived in Italy many
years, for be detested the climate of his native
country. and used to say lone could only live
comfortably in England who was rich enough to
have solar system OF his own" Proc
ter told me that when Iandor got into passion
his rage vas sometimes uncomfortable. The
fiery spirit knew his Weakness. but his anger
quite ovemaatered him In spite Of him
self. keep your temper, 1andor," some
body said to him one day when he
was raging. '' That is just what I don't
wish to keep" he cried, Il wish to be rid Of
such IN infamous. ungoyernan!e thing. ! don't
wieh TO keep mT temper" Whoever Wishes to
get good look At Landor wilt not seek for it
alone in John Forster's interesting life Of the
old man. admirable as 1t is, but will turn to
Dickens ..Bleak House " for SIDE garces at the
great author In that vivid story Dickens Las
made his friend Landor sit for the portrait OF
Lawreuce Boythorn. The very laugh that made
The whole house vibrate. the roundnesa and
ful.ness Of voice. the fury OF superlatiEes, are all
given in Dickens best manner, and no one who
has ever seen Laodor for half An hour could
possibly n1etake Boythorn for ANYBODY else.
Talking the matter over once with Dickens, be
said: .*Laudor always took that presentation OF
himself in hearty good humor. and scanned
1athet* proud OF the picture. ."-Jdmes Z. Feds.
, 1875-11-07

feet Ut No 1903 Indiana avenue: Thomas Il.
Miller. two-story barn. It No. l1os Wabash aV-
enna Edein II, Smith, church. 601125 feet On
corner Webster and Sheffield avenues ". H.
Grubey, three-story 2ox43 feet, at No. 1855 North
Dearborn street; N. Bowen, one-story 25x45
feet corner Calumet avenue aud Twenty-ninsh
street: Robert Steighs, throe-story 25x50 feet 1t
No. 1856 West Ind.ana street; Enterprise Boiler
Company, Office 12x14 feet, on Michigan street
uear Market street; Fl. Hogel ice-houee 24x60
feet at NO. T23 North Hslsted street: James
Lee, basement 2o116 feet Ut No. y Twenty
seventh street; Erlnton d Moore, three-etorv
nO133 feet, on Leavlts street near jackson; Nal
colin Mcneil. four-s1ory 5o1S5 feet, 1t Nos. 81,
3l3. 315 South Clark street; Byron E. Dye, three
story 221s6 feet, at No. 379 Park avenue; James
8. Kirk, one-story 17x37 feet on North Water
foot OF Pine street: Adam Green~ald. one-story
2ox40 feet on Mohawk street near Wisconsin
sfInet.
, 1875-11-07

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: $685. bu wheat 1900 bu corn, 1881 bu cats,
l,oG4 bn rye, 2,3as bu barley.
The following grain w1s inspected into stoza On
Saturday morn1ng:l CIR No. z red winter wheat, Is
cars No. l spring, III eazs No. do, l0l No.
do, C. rejected do, car no grsds do t5os
whest}; 80 cars high-nixed com, II cas- No.
d. IT reiec.ed do, ears gade do l73 corn,;
10 cars white OATS, 81 cars No. do. II cars re-
5ected do, car no grade do ts9 oats}; CARS No.
rye rejected do $500 bu No. barley cars and
$500 bu No. do. cars No. do, car rejected do.
Total 517 cars 2l600o bu. Inspected ont lSk l:6 bu
wheat 1874 1853 bu corn, ia 792 hu oa;s 3.425 bu rye
1906 bu barley.
Tbs following were The recetpts and shipments Of
breadstuds and uve xtcck a. thtz point during the
past week and for tho corresponding weeks sadlng
$ad
, 1875-11-07

Also 1850 pcs green hama shipped, against II ,574
pes samo time In 1874.
MEss PoHk-Was in moderate demand early, but
dull Later, and declined 25850c par brl, tbs greatest
weakness being for this month"; though cash Lots Of
new were steady and well sustaiued. Sales were re-
ported Of $50 br1s old st so1 275 brla
ut 81. 90; $50 bxls saaler November At $780, $3.50
brls seller the year at $1912H@19.33k, and 1,750
brls aesr February Ut 319.3o. Total 1905 brls.
The xnareat clossd tame At s. 60 for November
seller tho year $lsls for January, and
Prime mesa was nominal It $1a2s01sso, and extra
prime 1t $l4.oo9l4-1a
LARD--Was dull and declined 5@10c per 100 lbs in
sympathy With an eas1er feeling in Nav York The
m4rket ha been heavy for several days past under
81 ,Fgs suPR, ths and
pool are between 10 600 aud rs 900 cs and Ger
ports are also we'll supplied, whereas they were
II ~ 1t w.s 1nannfActnrad. salss Saturday were
reported ut 1.100 tcs cash At $l2558l250; 1,500
tcs seler The year st 81 125o tes seller
At 22oa122s. Total 5,3o tcs- Thn market closed
tame 1t ST. IS cash; $3.50 seller the month; S12.o7k
seller the year; s12o7H@121o for January; and
MEATS-Were raihar moro active and irregular.
Car lots Of part cured for immediate shipment in
green meats rsre tune and saaer the weather being
too warm to invite to handling There Ii good de-
and for meats in the South and European buyers are
also disposed to take hold freely. Part salted
were quoted as follows shonlders ak8skc boxed do
aeer November, 7.{c; do seller December 7hc; long
clears 11Ac boxed: do seller November 1oie; DO sesr M
er November, l1Ac do seller December. luxe: short
clears boxed 11s4c; do teller November 11Hc: do sc1l
er December @10Hc; long and short clears, boxed,
11c; do seller November In do teler December,
lok@lo':c: cumberianes. boxed. IKE cab: and
for old. and uA@ixc for nsw do aeIlez Deoetn-
ber, 107.c asked. Green meats quotsd ut &c for
shoulders, lossc for long clears 1oc for short ribs.
Bscon meats steady At eHe for shoulders 30 for
abort ribs, 1875 for short eleaEs - md l49l5s for
l91een} at To; 25s boxes do seller November 1t 7Ae;
$4,000 hs long clears At 1lA@llHc: 90 boxes do At
Hike; 100 zoo lbs short ribs ut 11A311Hc 6l0 boxes
do at1lA4z11Ac; % boxes green do ut lie coo ns
ahort clears ut llo; 2so.odQ bs green hams 1t 10c
10000 ia do Q5 ns} at 1oHc and 100 tcs old sweet
picked hams at IKE.
9RxAxr-Was nominal at 7@9c. .....
BEEF PRODUCTs-Were steady and quie. at Ss.75a
1000 for mess, tl0.759u.o0 for extra ue4s, and
a.. .O0{a2l. 81 for hams.
TnLow-Wss quoted at 39gkc.
, 1875-11-07


FLouR-W&s duh and ateady. There vsa very
stla demand outside Of tha local tade but the staad
ness in wheat, and more lberal outward movement
On Friday, made holders firm in their views except
re and huckwheat which were weak. ea1ns were xe-
ported Of 400 brls vintsrs s35 hrls spring extras,
$50 brs rye dous, and l46 hris buckgheat do,
mostly On private terms; 200 brls spring supernnes
at 1915 Total 1880 hrls Tbs market closed at thu
following range Of p11cea: Choice winter extras
$7.00@aO0; common to good do, $5.7S96.75; choice
spring extras, 33.soa600; fair do. shipping grzsa,
p.oas5so: Minnesota, $a.coa7.oo; patent springs,
sa.75@ss0; epring supernnes, $1.7s9Aso .ye noux,
A.16ta<40: new buckwbeat do, {6.E98.75.
B8AN-Tas moderately sctive. and eazier. Sales
were reported Of 10 tons, at on track aud
free On beard cars.
co1x-M1A1--Was nominal It 80. so on track for
coaY1e. .
WHEAT-Was quiet hut fzn. and very steady,
Averaging hc higher than on Friday, though the En-
gsh maTteta ware reported sssier and New York was
Teak while the deliveries On November contracts
were rafher '1srRa h thu sarlJ morning. Tbs last
naned fact I'D 10 fathst nss e6sx4h81 u = I ~
, 1875-11-07
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS

FOREIGN MARKETS.
NeeeSa1 Dts1oteA b ne Chicago rfistn4
LIVERPOOL Nov. 6-u:3o T. m.-Fro0H-Na ~
I'd: No. ?, IA Cd.
GRAR-Whest-W1ntsr, No. !, 1os Id: 10. Z 1oa;
spring, No 1. o. 1od; No. 2, - Sd: white, No IL
ID No. 2. 10a 1od club, No. ], lii I'd No. 3 LII
ID. Corn-No. !, a1a Sd; No, 2, Ms 3d.
Pnov1s1oss-Pork, 84s. Lard. Cos.
LIVERPOOL, HoT. 6-ErenIng.-
xnidd1es, 6o1.
LONDON. Nov. 6.-THx B41n oT Esszlxp-Tm
amount uf bullion withdrawn from ths Bunk of In
gland on balance today wa :E7,000-
D1scouxr-The rate Of discount in open Harkst ir
s,nnonths' bills II ~, being below the Bsnf df n
gland rates.
CossoIs-Monsy, 90 1916; account, ~ SIG.
AMERICAN sKcrRrr1Es-B5s, 103H; 81, 100;
lo4os, 1o4k; new s., loa4 Now yoEf csatFs1, .;
Erie, l5k preferred, 81.
GP1RrTs-Petroieum, 9Hd@10d-
PARIS Nov. 6.-RKarEs-65f 60c.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 6.-UN1rxp STATES Bo1ps-Esv
81, aaE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS,
Special Disnatca to 7A< cAieuso 7+ias.s.
EEw YonE. Nov. 6.-GKAHs-Wheat market du1 aa&
nominrlly lower no transactions of any uasgattHda
reported. Tho following are the nominal questions
H.o801.o5 for rejected spring; x.1c0Ll3 for 10.
Chicago; h.15@1.2s for No. Milwaukee; aL19
LIT for No. Chicago; 81 1-2691-o7 for No North"
west s1.so for No. Milwaukee; $l.s491. IS fur No
spE1n8; $-Iu9t51 fox Dc" "Inter feo "s7sasa *t.A3
@1.3s for new amber do, and $1-at0l8 fnE whtfE
Wsstern- Bye quiet al soassc fm Westezn, nd 10
for State Barley In buyers favor, wiki fair basineA
sa1ea $500 bu stained Canada Western, u 31H: sM
bu two.rowed State, 1t S7Hc, and 1900 hq ko. !
Bay Quinte At g. H. Corn dull and Lightly IN buyNs
favor; sass II. 900 bu part last evsatng. 1t
for steam Western mixed; 7s4375He for esl 90: .M
for high mixed and yellow Western md TIC Tor NV
Western mixed. Oats scarce and 1e betzr: sahe
10000 bu, at 4l49c for mixed Western and State ana
46G35ic for white Western.
novza1oxs-Midd1ea quiet, 1t 1sz1sKs for 1ond
clear Lard 4ust aud heavy salsa leo tca 1t faf
new prime stem; kettle rendered held at l9sc:
Wa1skx-Market steady; sales, 40 bris 1t Nf5 pr
gallon.
GRocxRms-sugar marke. hru with fair denaand:
fair to good refining quoted at I7.a8:c: Prize II
msrket dun and ncuipa1 Bio is quoted 1t 180UAo
in gold, and Maracaihe at l9k92lAc in gold.
TALLow-Rules steady, and In rnodezzso zelae~'
quoted at 94@9tc, the litter for prime
, 1875-11-07

HOG PRoDUCTSWers moderately active in tha
aggregate but easar all round, with decidedly weak
tone in some articles Hogs were lower with fsir sup
ply and operators expected large results the coming
week, which made offerings Of psoduct more liberal,
snd depressed prices It found too that notwith
standing an the erumbAng to the contrary the pack
ing Of tic date e first weekly IL n1ger than
during tho time In any previous year except l8a
Tho number ia s. against So $50 in ls74 10 In
1873, and q 500 In 1871
The socks OF pork and lard on Saturday In this city
are reported 500 brs pork and $3.50 tcs lard This
includes old and new the lard IN reuers' hands being
added.
sauxETs-The Daily Commercial Report gives
tho following the shipments Of provisions from thts
point during the periods stated:
, 1875-11-07

The following were the receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce In this city during the
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock on Saturday
morning. and for the corresponding date year ago
, 1875-11-07

A correspondent 6igniua himself as "An Anxious
Inquirer asks "1fi takes SIX rows OF to i'll q
wagon box. how many rows does tt tats to uzakr sn
acre. and how many aeres will It sake to fattsn .
hog?" Bsing nnable to SOLVE tbs problem, ve can
only advise Anxious Inquirer to adopt corn dirt
for awhile; and perhaps hA may then be able to
answer his OWL conundruu.
receipt Was exhibited On Change On Saturday for
quantity OF No. Spring wheat, In tho Central Ele-
vators In which the word two had been substituted
for some other word which had been taken out by
some acid prepaz1tau- 30 far aseerained, theso
fraud, attempt 1t fraud the receipt having
been originally filed out wrongly, and COR
rected in the of1ca OF the elevators named.
It had also been registered but party
had refused to accent # ~ regular. and ths
holder lost SIS In storage chsres by the transaction
OF courss no c,er. opbt tn t ,,..e1 h au,1 xnc},
document and no hank would lend ,nonev m II anv
more than Il uop1d n.v tha an 81. .1ters1 chacE
The leading pro<a nea markets war, ,vz.n out.t an
Saturday thouoh thers was mars doing in or.In than
the day previous and the majority vere steady. tha
fluctuations In prices being small. Tho receipts Of
grin were only moderate and were exceeded by the
shipments while freiRht-room VIA taken to move out
la1Es quantity of wheat and. f.tr volumes Of corn
and oats, Freiehts were : shade easi.r. however,.
steau-roora to Buffalo being obtained st $40 for
wheat 1t the close
Jobhers Of dry goods reported rather auiet mar
let, The attendance Of buyers wss small. and the
amount Of orders received through the mans wss
rather Light even for tho closing day Of the wees,
A to prices, they were without material change,
ths general market preserving the 1teady
tone lateiy charaeterizing it. There waa .
moderate movement in staple and fancy a1oce-
ries at uominally unchanged pr;ces though
for some articles in the ust-nostIy coteea rce and
teas-there was IN undercu,rens OF veakness Sugars
were etrongsr. Butter remains weak and unsettled,
, 1875-11-07

Summary OF TRANSFERS FOB THE WEEE-
The following ia tho total amount ct city and
suburban tranafers within radius Of seven miles
Of the Co1rtHouse f11sd for record during the
week ending, Saturday, Nov. 6. City sales 80,
consideration, e557, 4B0. North Of city limits
sales 5, consideration. SIS, 500. South OF city
lim1ts, saes q. consideration $3.50 $50 Total
.sales, l06- Total consideration, 5703, ,910-
TIE LOAN MARKET.
T'he amount Of business done the first week
has been about up to the average OF the season.
6ome OF the largest amounts represent real es-
tate transactions, leaving but few respectable
actual loans. At this season Of the year it 1s
ueeless to look for any immediate Improvement
The fate ct interest is unchanged.
COMPARATIVE stATxNEN1 FoR TIE WEEK IxptSo
Epy.H.
, 1875-11-07

The weekly bank statement Ia follows; Leans,
increase 800 specie increase 600; Legal
tenders decrease eoo dsposits. increase $685.
1868. $50.
, 1875-11-07

LATEST.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-GoId opened ut lis and closed
at ll53< and the two extremes were 114< and 116A,
with the principal business At 115K@115a1. Rates
paid for borrowing were X per cent per aunun, and
1-G& until Monday. Loans vera also uade fat and
per cent for carrying.
Governments closed firm.
For railroad bonds this afternoon there was good
demand Union Pacific sinking funds advancing to &c.
report Of the Government Directors Of tha Union
Pacido noad has bean published, aud WAS re-
ceyed with favor by the holders OF the securities.
June no. 1876 Sill, ,so2 oa1 and the earnings
S. tt1 iuc1eARe in the nat Of 1876 40. The
operating expenses for the time II S. 100
Il Northwestern consolidated COUPON gold bonda ware
in demand, and sold ut s'937H.
The Err'1ng E1prtss tn lts weekly review, says the
Northwestern and It, Paul Ro1ds were firm on favor
able advicea concerning the movement Of tha crops and
the constant increase in the earnings,
Stxte bonds Quies and nominal
opening, the improvement in psise4 being general
The leading features were Lake Shore. Union
Pacific, Northwestern, Ct. Paul, Michigan Cen.
the second cali the market lover, later becoming
quiet and steady snd closing little OF IN the general
list. Lake shore reacted from 6lk to 6lK, Pacific
37t Western union from s61t to 7es4, aud Michigan
Central from 81 to 63 Union Pacific closcd It 65,,
after selling up to 661d. RocE Island wss firm Ut
to II i, and closed at loN. "
Ill 800 shares. Of which $500 were Eric, a. 0oo Lake
ST. Paul 1871 100 Western Union, $500 Union Paciac,
and also Missouri pacthc-
Money closed cay .t 2a2k per cent On call Prime
Tho Assistant Treasurer eisnursed s5lsooo. Gus
toms receipts $224, 600. ClearinRs. $57 l0u,000
Sterling exchange dull at s79H94s5h.
, 1875-11-07
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any anxiety about them; they will both put il
| down to another cause than the little mare, II
you do. Let US trot on"
I obeyed --unwilling1Y enough-tor two o1
three reasons. The kelpie's trot was anything
but the poetry Of motion, for one thing; and
felt that we were both disregarding our boundeu
duty, which was to look after the reckless pair
behind Us. for another. lily doubts and distress
ton. looking at me, read me like an open book.
Don't be annoyed about anything, "
be said, cordially. Laura is subject to
these glamours but they're Of the most
transient nature in the world. assure you. I
quite understand her don't be annoyed"
''l'm sorry you should suppose that am at
allinclined to censure Laura for ANYTHING ahe
may do or leave undoue." I replied, eagerly.
II am uncomfortable not annoyed; can't
shake of the impression OF impending svil."
He glanced down at me Is the Eelpie shuh1ed
along in bis 1imping trot, With an air Of grave
sympathy and federation.
II am glad that Laura has come to such !
good honest friend as you are. for her last few
weeks OF Freedom" :" he said, kindly. "she has
been brought up in bad school, Mrs. Vyuer
To crave for the admiration of every man she
meets, and to compass her ends by any means
within her powers, has been her motive and her
occupation for some years; but look forward
with confidence to her relnquishinK that low
Au and embracing lottier one, when ehe
comes under better induence-"
Do let us pull up" interrupted, pleading
IT,. My side was aching horribly, for the Kelpie
had trut to which no mortal rider could adjust
him or herself. We had ridden good distance
from home BY this time. and had LETT the other
two far behind us, and my desire to call halt
eliminated nov, when found that We we're in
network OF high h-hedged lanes. in which it would
be the easieet thing possible for Laura and her
cavalier TO lose themselves, for just exactly 80
long AZ they pleased.
1 can recall vividly every turn aud invoiution
Of that narr5u Iana. ersry patch OF light And
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