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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
ITTERs.
ITTEHS.
A Remedy without O Rival
Maguire's
Cundurango Bitters.
VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOR CALoMEL.

Contains no alcohol, an excellent purgative or
the bowels, relieving and curing all cOmpla ts
OF the Liver, Blood, Kidneys and Stomach. Read
the following testimonial from prominent New
Ork editor:
Office of Geo. H. Sweets 'Texas New Yorker,")
Nos. % 80 and 80 Centre Street,
New York City Sept. 8, 1874.
Messrs, ] & C. Mcguire, st. Louis: Gents -
urango Liver and Blood Bitters came duly to hand
You will please accept my thanks for your gener-
crosby. VIII try to put the medicine where it
friend of mine who resides in Brooklyn, both
himself and wife have taken it. and their testimony
Is the same mine. first met with it in Houston
Texas, afterwards returned to my home in Austin,
where have the Texas branch Office of my paper
My Houston bottle was used up, and found on
trial that could not obtain single bottle in all
Austin, for went to every druggist in the place
and there are some five, but each house told me
they intended to order ton the strength Of my rec
0mmendation. Ere coming to New York l was in
Galveston, and bought bottle of Robirds, an old
friend and good house. had no idea then that
could not obtain it in New York; but after NV
Galveston bottle was used up. | started to find
moreand was much surprised to find none aftervsit-
lug fully a dozen different establishments gave up
good medicine as yours is ought to be placed at
the command of the whole world, 1t will not only
prove great fortune to yourselves, but lasting
blessing to the whole human family As a remedy
in my own case have never met with its equal
IL squeezes my liver better than Calomel of which
have taken not a little am a hard worker and
to twelve years my body has found it difficult to keep
up with my brain. There millions of American
people Just like myself, and they need some simple
herb medicine to keep them from sinking into dys
pepfic graves, until they can apply, brakes and
cut on part OF the steam and see where they are
You have the medicine and You have great fortune
In 1t II yon Will but let the world know 1t. In nav
search after your Cundurango IN this market /
found preparation Of Q9ndurango sold at So per
bottle but no more like yours than is black man
ike white OF course did not buy it. This let
ter Is only written to thank you and to give you
my experience with cundurango. Wishing Won the
success you deserve am.
Very Respectfully &C GEO. H. SWEET
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

ssDSYCHOMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING"
How either sex may fascinate end gain the
love and affections OF any person they choose, in
stantly. This art all can possess, free by mail for
25cents; together nth q Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, nts to Ladies, etc. 100000 sold
A queer book. Address r.. WILLIAM & CO, Pub
fishers. Philadelphia.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

165-7he Daily Argus is deliUered IN any
part ofthe City, at tsoentv cents per ,oeet,
or eighty cents a month. By mail $40 a
year.
Weekly Argus So year IN ddu,Ince
No paper sent beyond the time paid for.
AH business transacted at the Argu
Counting Room, opposite the Post Office
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
NEW A1V-+. EVENTS

BuUk AGENTS pes Common ~ ss Sense ne M aeG
ical ADVISER 1T Is the cheapest book ever pub
lished; $50 psgee, over $50 Illustrations, 81 so
Thousands buy X ut sight who could not be induc-
ed to purchasethe gh-priced books treating Of
Domestic Medicine. Unlike other books sold
through agents tbis work is thoroughly advertised
throughout North America. This fact together
with the large size, elegant appearance. and many
new features Of the book. cas it to sell more rap
idly than any work ever published In this country
Those OF my agents who have had experience In
selling books that In all their previous canvass
ing they never met with such sueosss~ or made 20
large wages, as since commencing the sale of my
work For terms and territory. address Enclosing
two postage stamps and stating experience) K. v
Pierce, NJ. D., Worlds Dispensary Buffalo, N Y
note,-Mark envelope "For publishing Dept"
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

WANTED-Agents, we are making an offer that
W has never before been equaled in journalistic
experience we have this day from the press 100000
of the most beautiful chromos that have ever been
produced in either Europe or America; they com.
Prise first q charming chrome OF Lake Luzerne,"
second perfect treasure # art entitled the Village
MILL third u new and truly royal chrome of the
ever popular "Grace Darling" fourth lovely com
paniOn chrumO entitled the Home Of the Water
Lily" For brilliant and truthful execution they
are peerless and give the set Of four each
mounted, 11X14 to every subscriber Of the Home
Guest, price post paid 81 10 per year Canvassers.
agents end all employment will find this the beet
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have these chromos they cannot help it after once
seeing them. The involuntary exclamation is
beautiful, charming, Oh, how lovely, what are
they worth?" &C You can make more in intrOdu-
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ton than ut anything that ever engaged your atten-
tiOn. The chromos will he mailed to agents for
canvassng purposes OH receipt of 70 cents or chro
aud portfolio for $125; apply early and get the
hest territory. Home Guest Pub. Co, 251 Wash
ingt0n ct. Boston p. o. box 2IH.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOU'VE MEN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
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Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 North
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having high reputation for honorable eonduc'
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA & LOCK ISLAND RAILWAY.
oalcAao RocE ISLAND d PACIFIC B. 3.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST AND SOUTH

GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
1875 u. NJ. 4:l5 ,, m; and GAS p. IN. Trains
arrive from west ae above
GOING WET TRAINS LEAVE
II B:.5 "a; 1919 u. In., and 6:35 D. IN. Train
arrive from the east Hs above.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29
EMPLOYMENT,

EM0t 0vM at Men, women and
6W ~ tm6Hti agents, we have inst
Whist you need. iJur X II Mounted Chromos out
sell anything in the market Mr.. Persons writes
II struck out yesterday, and by working easy four
hours, cleared 81" A lady has just reported her
profits for the forenoon as IS; yes erday up to 2
O'Clock che cleared 81 50. We can prove bevond
question that one agent ordered $500 Of these
chrOmss in eleven working days. We hHY@ the
largest and finest assortment in the United States
hundreds Of choice subjects from which 10 select.
Wewtl send you an assorted 100 OF the best selling
free OF charge on receipt of 80. Send in your
orders or give us call. Samples by mail 25c., or
12for 81. j. LATHAM q co,
z5i Washington street. Boston, Mass.
~ Box a1s4.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-29

To BURLIEGToN-Le. West Liberty Ar W Liberty.
Accommodation 7:00AM :3s A M
express ..-.... 9:40 Pm LES u
To CEDAR RAPIDS
Express ......... 1900 9:25 N
Accommodation 7:55PM 5:35 p N
, 1875-07-24
LIVE STOCK.

d ThiAt,... .....l.....u h,7fT 1fhfo 1o1
ChTTLE-Ther4 MA well Hudlalhtd aenand fnf
good 10 ,rInc shipping bccvcs, Aud faf t'Thfy also
c1!htcd for cot,,soh sld medium qualities 10 tfrtfy
Tho wants Of tic homo tradt, Ahd With latlt fecepA
And M!!er tllah afarAQs catS Of aoct former Qad-
tations wers fully maintained deApte shs fsct thai ad-
vcoa from several points Eaht Indicated n nnsatstso-
tory ptsts Of trade thsrt. Tbs Ayh work chiefly
accomplished A. s2.6ofsloo for Texans, u &a.sOtS
~, for native bntchsth stock ani ~ 3lsoS60o fcr
common 10 choics shipping cAttle There we're few
xalos Of oxtss Il @osO. Tbs marhs. closed qu1t and
attAdr,
, 1875-07-24
Business Somewhat More Act
i've at the Banks.
Tho Uunrt74ofATrntle Margins 1n'
crcastnE Deposits.
Tho Produce Markets Active and Pam
tcky...General Pressure to Sell.
4 lteavy Decline In Wheat, PORK, Lard,
and Corn.
FINANCIAL.

-
Ths iosh1msrAet te1na'ns ""n"s M "" ~, a.
note lhffe ns' per" s''e.''s v. ~ - -.
Applications t."n' l'"afM " 1t'e "s'' -. w. ,, t,
fAunt, And the dfrdFtte .! aoho n' the oauA" Aase
been Increased ty lie n1aFgha which hhrD bca called
r,r ~, t,.a ue.-i ot Trate Tic r4uctai tusIness of
~. ~. " - ..t t. 80 o,r .s,oo,..s a. Il IL. hson
tho oanhs fo'1''s IL ''''s ot''' ,,. " ~" -.
TIN lnhbsr-narkss aSefhs ~ oHet 'ts1upenepes !"
buyers and dealers purchasing largely. discount
lns ths,, osr., ,..sr for .bst pty,nMe t.utp1rt ~
49,. .,,, w. T., sct,-. sonsn lnt th.r. Ia ,im,u,t
~ ~ ,I,a.sx y u, hto,no !. a, ,,rce.nt n+4ccs Thr
..,,.t ,,n,o rnsrrsrta IL that collections are
t,nnrr.,a IL ,b;s trtsn. vl,r.t farmers nre In tho
nid. o,int,,nn. ,rr trrt+ Al trtr t,ts n, tere !.
nn ,rnrc or+nwnr m, tlis Accout ,h.n f,tu,l There
i, ror, ,t,,, ri t,,prr IN I'm ,usrn NJ prt t,a.5
!. nj IN n,,t rs,fy aoeonfs,ct, Tia ro arur That
i. nrrre1 \. re,,tl, t.ton.
1.ts NJ }aco,,n. a. lin h,,,t. .re at1o lor ecut:
In oonl ouI,Idc 1nrrowcr, roa,c.s.,s Vt Or q pnr
..nt sr. v,,fi,dx ,ne,t,
IN I'm =, ,set IT,, .,nn,r ,rn,y nf aoot cnrnnrcdat
rnper luauc,a eorn,.ttlu aTaoH Isu,Iarp, and morn
f,rn1a,n terou fr ncccpnt, tnAn ars uau~
,llv aIvrn. Na,es ata r." II r-r rsnt.
mia ,bos.,,,et1. ur currency Ia the country haA mt
ut .x,n,rtd nnv t.rttulc Thrrc hts calls trn The
c,t t.ftrt, but iicr do not rot aggregate any coti-
.t,,ora,,o ,,,ouy,.
va. xtc.,, .y,I,,, st trnA trak Al thr TLcre are
, 1875-07-24

Tht Arrivals yssesrdAy xess few lnd far between.
.Tl. pruspecss ars thsa tho yscht raes to-day st''
4gain b spoiled by rain. Haouid the wsather, how
svts ~ pleasant, Asge nunaa&s of pAop% vii tqfn
out 10 vitnass hs sposk Ample psosslons hare ba1n
ns1a to givi svsrybody taat Ea4ts u so fasue''
Qoqdt1cAb Lps viii run Two Or thFss btsAulsr*s Nj
P.atoa sas. saa hss!des. sesasA tuss xtu aAks ons
parties Anxioas 70 e. Ths s1enrsloa bo>s Ben Drs1s
rot dissu4tsd last Saturday, and IL moi eOlns 5 aa'
Capt. uoxmAu, VIM It'll mousa tbs loas Of his marine
r4sR$s, " also eoat6 " stay u Lozns With ds taa
GniQU ,Ihs tas4 E4aasoxth VA tsAan Int, o!co.A
Dooll,ales dx4onk tast sfsoinS 70 sseelve euadtr
rstAtFs, Tia prep HHaAuk ~ chartered xsttee
dsf 70 Aks cargo 81 what 10 0u1A0 but aftaf hss
M tslsa paft Of the cargo on toard, Il va touna
thas III hiring beea {n1 tdls - snnnesi; T. 4
eVealus aaa to-day Su ~ oto aEg-iaas, " " oalksas
, 1875-07-24

Frsiabtt were rather gulGt yesterday, th6 nn6tttnl
condition Of tbe grain markets causing ahtrporS 10
hold on, Tho 1atos to Klagstou wera esaer at 0Ao
for wheat and later tho rats lid far dorm was $40
uu1alo rates resnAn 1t 10 for corn. and axe for
Wheat Charters: To Dutfalo-Achrs Acorn. b. 4.
Walls, and bazgca Ketehan and nuster ttarss last
yesterday RfsEuoon), cora n SCI aclrs T. Y. Avary
and J. Drsdau, wheat Al s4e, To Ese-lrop AlsakA,
waoas throuah. To kaagston-sshr A!sss1a Haeas =
ehs. TO C1nEwool|chs Ninn!s s1swsos. ~ @ M SoFn On
Fhs .shrs t. t. Mots md charaor were taken y loal
ss,oo os What It MtlTaukse. for X.n9sten 1t sHs.
Tina ehArtsfba fet w. $40 bu corn u naaso u ~
DETROIT.
Tha following charters wurs reported On tho 31sss
Tia 6chs Iohn Mnhr, eodass from IAfs Huron ipsis
Mlddls Island 10 Detroit, II shillinga pr cord. l.
Wltatsr Co. report Tho sehs Portland. nay City y
shoboyg.n, W., cargo OF aait at lie. Prop Ca!dwol
ise. it, Wsest fTsjghts from thl. port . 0.eago ~
nu1ntnally &c, ard but few seaaels arc wsrted+
H1i#AvKxE.
Tha epgtettnatts teportaa On th4 91d wsre u fol.
lows: 70 ogdanabu.g--achr George D. Sloan. canal
1oad what At 10. To KnGstoH-schrs Nassau and
Oliver Mitchell, WHEAT canal losds, 4t enc. To hut
falo-schr Swallow QAa evening". whoatat aAc s.esm
barge Aberoots and barge hps4ssman tthls uorn4ng,
was&t 3xc.
1t Buffalo, 1uly H. ths few vessels hors hold out for
TO psz ton fes oeal 70 tue uppsz Lakes, though tie
ANCHOR Line an oadra thsr thrss sohrs gohuylkilI
usghany. and sherwood. with ooal 70 Chicago. Ills
posalhs thsy gss 600 pr tom =. Il u reported co wss
unAxsA lsst szsndng. THIS morntng, howsyse, The
coal shppaa got together and decided not to tAy o7nf
e0o pr tuu for tho prtsent. It u reported that 100
coalAden bosts are beow ths canal bsuak u 10, thty
In u as ss l.. ,:. T 4 FL: y IT, ss':s'
Cleveland 70 uuualo, II ~ pse ton,
CLEVELAND.
s&yu ths Lsadtf Of the 2lst There VIA but vary IL.
, 1875-07-24


"Nn'"n aa'sa -,'4' na-'u@. ."- ~. ''s uy ~. W..
euhlhtioh' t'-1 w "Aea'' 14' u" eo1n* l'@1' III
oa!s.
tno 'o'"~,ne 9ro,h MO 'n'pec!e" '"'' h.o'0 on
I'i"aS h'ns"pB: Vt e"s' No. ! "ae''.' ~ eAfb
No. 2"o' ~ eaA Ho. "a ~ eafs 1e3ees" 10, cara
i'u M s'A"' w t' "Ie"i' W tn.s n',"." - .'t"'
't tats ~. au', 40 eass selee'oa w. - e@.s ~
etaoe W tooo sosA}' ! car "n'te oH"t eu's W.
do' earH fo)ec'ea 10 l" oa's} cs.s 1'1eca ~.
OF "non new ear 10 sF1us o',.eyo ., H. 1o'a'' ~
'arpt {" io'Vo IN. iasIe'se" oa'; Ao'o<' w "@e~'r
2l't'" tHs corn, iasst oh oa'a. ,...
ff'e lceasns pfoance tna1ke9 were very m'c" e.
e'tea seaesaa5 An" WY "sssasa.. iae ,eaehs 'ea"
t"Fa was ssfenS"' eass' Aaa tna' Va" 'oiio"ea "
ware ot PanteA! "caAness' "a1ea '*ePs ssteS.ntAS
ae'etohs seas's s't's'aS9 "as''ea ~ ssA.' saa ~"
desired 10 o"y aue eso"a o' tIoon'esal aealet'' y
sh'I" "7 taoa" 'ao"o WV soa4ao NJ. s'n6 W ~ "''e
say haa Hsp Analha Up 1oF tHu os 'hsoe aasa
fsos'ensS' MI so's'ais,H 70 ss@o1" "hsa ..'e
Ma9ses ~" 9ono A'''S o'shoF. Ahe5 ooash1
III 0ohFest' "''a 'nessoT cau4ea luz n'As*e.' "
aaFaueo t1''"er 'ea tosS "ool 41's HoAs ~ a"p'e
consequence os european aaslccS 'hoso Rea'4shen
"ahIea ~ &c" III roaecltt aaa cahhea 1ctloReaao
movement In pFleca. Ina arcealat''e excitement
forced Quotations 40 hian taat pafess I'M Shpfent
8fe~ area STU h''d pacf "He1Sals'h 'ne rue OF op-
laf sentllaehs tHfned strongly oo~n"aras' Finer
weather on sho otnaf fsd' u de Atlantic hna some
thln9 to 90 ~iEh H. and lie 1rlaof 1cehno III Tue
ps!sa u gat ~ enhahelnR sus pnfchasihR power Of
NAV AeAtN'A"NeA1 - t~Aee" ;" '-N .4N@'"o"
wcre dnly tAo asaf1ii' points I1cg aet Ill motion lao
traih Of c'oeH-"osR "ch ~" peeh III PROCESS o1 snu
lug up Tor several Gays fresolslSs sa oay heodeo
'hnea 10 ssaFt ~. Ahese WIZ as''es&s heA VI sna.
deuce In ths stability Of tue pr'ces facAsa' Ahd hoa
ers ~efe waiting loF tho bAt tine 10 ssA oa'' 1hoy
waited ttle too lonA tho selling lolns ocans passed
when many Ut them got reaay 10 clone out.
Tie Fepurtol sapfoents for Thurslay were email,
e1co IN cor aa aaa 1hefa WI ioas Lis1oi1oh
to nto tTetRhEToonl yestsrdAys tho srah'l'a was
ehicny speculative. 1t was sAsed ~ reasoa for sh
lers holllng oG that New York waa lower On most
articles OF produce. hut That wa. M effect, not
eanse. 6aw York only declined ~hah our weAknesA
| WA known II oiarAtaFs lhsra.
As Indicated In our ssus OF ycafcF1ay. tlere Sero
several failures or Euspsnalunss snonc commercial
tnel. In wheat md pruSsoHs They will probably all
rcsume after settling ur. Thu k''"edge Of tho fact
thx thsir affairA wete III srr hal graat deal 10
do with dc uncertainty 'ha :''atal carly, and tho
| ~saEne1s ~hieh eh3aba lai'f'
rsv m,.rr van, ,,r,.snt aua Tin. ,,,.,,l ,,f r,.rx
,,.tya.1 III tr,,n IL. ,.,!.-n. xnnI n, ths .tsos nf
| :, -,
, 1875-07-24
pJTTHpuao OIL MARKET.
ptrrfsunq, 1uy 13.-PKrko1xux-Q1istt crude,
si.o1X Il Parksrs fenbsd, lo3l0toAe, phtadslphia
NA1tYAyY.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NrW tnKu

Epse5a{ Dfsp6kA 10 2As fA&t6$s 5ftts'H4s
NEW Yont. July a -Whhal-Mkffee tr.
regular and unsettled AID "a 10 tovst saes Of o,ooo
bu n st.3St9l.a7k for No. Z tntc@go snd North.
weste.n $l.s7 for No. 2 milwaukee, $1.466l.H for
No. spring; $t.ast41&o for ungr4ded Iowa and
hnneaota spring; for Etnso1 rod Wesiaru;
s1&7GSt 70 for arabsr do; aud 4l.sS1t.62 for whta
wcateen. nya quiet And hrn 1t o6s for Canaia 10
bon, and H. 10 for 9t.ts Corn opened nrrasE
cloaed easier sasa q 600 I'd at sstssoo for steam
Weatsru ixod, md Do1<c for sail do. Oats nt7uer
and quis.; asIes Ut $4,000 bu a ssto7s for uaxsd
Western, AID s6@7io for ahitA Western.
paov1s1oss-Niddtss arm II l1Aa Tor tty long
els4r Lard hfmt aalas ot 100 tcs u lao for prime
ABatn.
wursxs-ss,rtss dull; talea II tso bstz At st.4oH8
l2l per gallon. -....,..
onooxn1ss- -MarKea arm fstr demand fair
10 good zehniug quosod a. a3s slso: primo at ssai
and Nos, 10 and II Havana - 8t43ske. Coffee
bfaste. Azn, will fair dsnandi We quota No u 1'A
G1e%o Ia gold Maracaibo u n X92sEo In gold.
s.w ron. IS. :: a-Fses.a:.,y 4.lf;ss:a z and ,o-.r
s:ss'e's: @ eeaoa 10 sfl saea sas.:, ~ "a
10 choice. o. .osAbso; Hhte wnsa. sx.sa,
nas5 oe.ss.ss1a-aeis.: sE:s; Az sIUoaAsa
aa.%wh:st So s''ep ea nS FL
III -. sSssss ssssissa. si.e9, III as; :ptss,
ongtsdsaa e. iSws ND naetot, ts; r. 'gsg
e. { ss: :.: g & y asss
aRse; DO MI sEaoofe: oats quiet :aa nrn: rs.
se!Es 1soorsIssoHIo lis eoste sim ess sstis o.rsocs
17Ns3s; joeldns. isHeaaie. atvaf hrtni fit Y
f's %as:.. s*sxs "a .a : Ill., 's fsi. fsa' I ''"e
lsxzRoLxuA-Tlr,nsr1 rsnnsd, ll8llAo; esnds,
5As: e., ,,xn ros,.-o,.t. n ssa,ro
Hr1nIrs TuRrEHrnk-Quiet 3lA932c.
| PzovnnoNs-Iort heavY rev ' snss,' Saass r.,
.aidd,es, city, laAo. 1Ard lower md nEssf 'taf@'
nurres-wa.srn, 12o23d.
CukEsk--FIns, liz. -
wna'rr-'6Hs,,,aa4t:4 ,a44n,onr.
BA1s1aonM, July 7s-ftnua-DcmandR Rcsire, md
s.suus: Wsatsrn .upernns. st12dtss.ooi sz.rs sdss
9unAn-Whes.-Ds.nsad actirs ant strong, No. >
.mbor Wastaln s..sot MIXED d. si.s9; ~ Western,
~. esassYc. n,s astve s,.ooai .oa.
HAr-Dull and heavy; Peans1lSania and Maryland,
rsostsloss-Esrn.s and hixasr: Funk, tal.so. Bulk
bs ssss r. s. ~ se.. ,Ssssa
1asi1-ff1r; 1asd@f!1m: r. ssiaasa. sihso ,' tN
nurrHu~-stezdy And unchanged
co,1es-Yifmss % a Id hishsft liz aszso.s, l7xa
"Ss; Es4,sssS:4: ,sse;SSsl4 isaaSSsi safa.1%Ssi.s,.
onomstr!,J IVY 9d y@~FLous~staady 'fAF d'rnaod I
'"sa. an9is@was.s % quiss And hra, No. = red s1tu.
n IS. ts 81. alass; LID hieasl ssss:c h5s
p.ox1.;oss-rots unsettled .aa a..ly al 81 % spot
sad huyst ~ sys s'asta .sisd III e. a.ss va
:aa4 :sn;: e. i a'Ss ssan1y
:ss$:;: Il: % i, isl s; 81
W Sass* ~ sa s.a.sS assa:' ts @
l L1.}nf. ,Llltth hfte1
, 1875-07-24

ALCOH0tr-Wa4 httu 1t s.. .3ous..N.
HlEOOM CONH-MauufaeturesH arp adheEu2 to ths
old hans!- 10 mouth pAn of buying. sud though the
otsers Individually snalt they Asnuunt to sett1s-
ming In Ills Aggregate. Probably soaas eoEn VIII b
carried over but the prospsst X kAors CROP ths fall
, 1875-07-24

NooDENWARE AND BltoQAa-Wt1e quist saa
unchanged, Following ~ ~ quotateaps Txa. ~
do dkEy, t3.fs9a.7,; a.trA do. Nm; e1trs
shesse,ab, 3.e't3 j. taes H., No !. ea@: r. a.
fsAtsss, isys In nset, slid; hss-busbel msssurst
pl4in, $1i3 do tzaaeiAaad, y o. Nsvuaa. Aa. !.
, 1875-07-24
3,m0
2,6tN
1000
1000
2,oN
COMMERCIAL,

The following vera the rcrrIrfs md hlfnrhenta of
tie leading artcle4 Of roueo In this city during Ito
tyeuty-four hours ending at ortnek on Friday
morning, aud for tho corresponding ato unc year agn
, 1875-07-24

H00B-Thorc wa no perccptble abasemcnt In the do
market retaiae tho tlnysut tons Aely c.afacteizing
II, Opchtnt sacS wetp At su1Mt1ntiaily 1hHtslays
prices int tho competition betweon bnysfA soon hs
cno spirited thai Aulttsss fnund ensy msttcr
10 move up prices ano!ler notch, which thsy lid to
tho c1tcht of 1tllsc. Common 10 chocs bacon hogs
eoth nt S.Tu7 D5 md pots 10 choice heavy weights 1t
t1tefA7.Tb. ia.nn .r4'int taene laapW $7.t0 AL
sold, aud The market closel lrm.
, 1875-07-24

ll0A rRoDuoTs-yets very much unsettled. Tbs
rtiu!lal trading tn uess pork. wnicl. was very
weak whls lard and meats were Qplst, with rompara-
tl'cy lts change IN rtces stl uaar tie ciose whch
lard westsnsd badly Also, Hogs oaiY IN nodersts
supply. 4Ad auotsa }oc ss loo iss higher: willis Liver
yua s1f,g laF1 Il Tho AdrAus. ef ths lxsro,s
, 1875-07-24

1ELgcEApH,c MARKET REPORTS.
,ebRefoN MARKETS.

.fbReioh MARKETS.
sntt}ai hiipd'eh - The tAttasd fffsurs.
fivfnfoot, July 1a-tl =. u.-r1otn-1st.
-wheat-Epsfna. No. l, los 81: No. 2, To-
white, NO. i, lis; No 2, tos si; club No. !. ls II
kp. 2, lii ID. Corn-1A 6d.
rRnyrR1oNs--Pork, 7as. 1Ard, Ga CT.
L1s.HsooE, Jnly 9a--a:so p. n,.-pa1Arsrutrk--
Brnnk. Blour-No. !, 7sa No. 2ds. Wiloat--sIsina,
No. I, Ios 0d No. T. los, whits, M. III ID No.
ioa 1Vd cInb No. !, liz lud No. D. lis ~. Cu4nr-~
no: !, 3D., /, No. ., 15s va.
1,rsnroo1, July as-1'so =. .n.-.ptzAnrtu1rt--r1n
changed. :"
1,srnroot, 5u,y 4-4 p. n.-nsr4psrtrts-
changed. --..,.
1av4nroo1, ,al, t.-FIous-Ettra atas.
srl Wests.h, 5ss.
daAx-w -wleas~-Rsostp.a fot tbs raat shrte days,
w. 600 qrs, Including 0l,ooo American; Nos. 70
atrlng, i0aQs10s I'd. Oern-Mfzsu, 26a.
tor+-.ppsk-.Westetn, 7tat EAstorn, ~.
DesfAntericap 10 Cd. Cumberland niddlss, 81 3D.
1Asil-A1nerieaht e2s.
ChtkaE--Ftfm: American. t5a.
TALlow--Amtritan, dull.
-tl1nted, I'd: Spirits, 7t<d
ANrw1Rr. July 23.-PEruo1EuM-23H.
1.oKpuN, July I.-THn nANx ~ EnotAFn-
Amount of bullion Withdrawn from tls BANK of En-
gland on balance to-day wss E4s,oo0.
Coxstta-soneS .hd Account, u til.
usrrzn srATns Bosts-Dss. 1o7,s; b7t, 1os; 10
ioS tbs4 new &, to5f.
AnEntcax turnso4p skduNrrK1--NAw TeaA osh-
trat, " Erie, l8; preferred, a.
NxF1NGp ppHFnoLsuA-BGs8tH.
! CALCUTTA LINsKGp-31s 3D.
L1sszED olI-1o1ISs.
YrxHx 01I-05s. -"
Hr1hrrB TrhpRSf1Nt-1ts 8d321.
rAnts July 11.--tsEKfEa-esf ssc. .
FnAsxtohr, July H.-uHt1Ep s1A1ts Bo1De-tk,
, 1875-07-24

$3.7sa4. rrr loz dn No. p k301f47.k0: do rftrs
rarpet, sl5otAs.00; MANILA rope, lAk@lbAe s!sAt
, 1875-07-24
OCEAN rReloHTe At BOSTON.

H6sToN, July 7s.-3oeeph Z. Woods, freight D1oftF,
o. s.ae atrect Boston, refnfts European frstghs At
followa. There has been At active demand for grain.
voases nearly all tie wset, and tAtos hare advanced
1aptdly under The prcsanrc. though closing shade
easier to-day. Ths advance IN ths pEce Of whess Ia
Chicago bus checked shipnlonts hs lat three days
Thsrs 40 no tTslss !s.se!s loading sain Tor a.s.s
rnsnls ADD charters &u,ooo ba corn for HvsfTool
by stzsm. st ID pSt standard bssiol,
American lark, to lake t,a0o quarters q ooEn
to tais 10 as of corn Asncs Cork for orer1 at
O. 6d utiah brig 10 take 1900 1rs Of cotn Aarno voy-
aee and rates british tatk u tAkc 4,i10 1 corn.
.ans voyage, ~ d: another 10 tAks 100 On oofn.
oSnnA fpJkEA, u d %.
, 1875-07-24

NEW YORK UHf'uOUUS MNHKEIt
New Y02R, July A.-Do1nastto Qoon wore fairly
active In some departments. but fosoign gooda ware
ysFY dull Cotton AAnnels aud Ghev1ota ware n good
demand. Cabot ~ hloaehsd shirttnas ata NOW oBu.
Ooaheoo dark pr!nts upoued ii 70. Wooscn toos for
tnsns wsar wsra ii Ateady fsqadat, and fspslants
vots tors active AL ales Of damaged Langley thees
ing sold fairly At suction.