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:Lbs.
Bowl. E. Peabody First Trinity los
No. "A $. Chazlesworth, Third Trnity....- ..162n
No. "a. E. Phillips, Jesus. sus.--.-.......-.-..-..-.lH
No. Nv. G. Michel, First Trinity .16e
No. SO. G. Dcker First Trinity. 167E
No. CD. a. Ay1uer, First Trinity
No. IS. A. Donaldson. Third Trinity. ........-.162
The Oxford crew is composed Of the follow.
ing:
Lba
Bow. Ned. Courtney, Pembroke. e...........-...-fa
No. "a P. Marriott. BInsenoae. III.
No. 81 s. sinclaie, oriei.
No. ~. M Boustead. University. -..~....-..l7
No. 5-H J. stayner, ST. Johns.
No. Ga. n Mtchfson, Pembroke. ............lE
No. ~ E. Ed1ards-Mcss, Brasenosc. ...........Aa
Stroke-J. P Way, Brasenose.
The race has been definitely fixed for satur
day. March 20, when it will be high water Al
Putney at 2:22 p. m. The start will consequent.
ly BE- made about 1:3o p. m. Both crsvs will have
new boats.
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tended to it's utmost capacity in what looked like
! q permanent yawn. He had while gaping thrown
his jaw out OF joint, and was on hia Nay to q
houpital to get it repaired.
Speaking Of the 0uerlaafs pedantic and pue-
! rila assault on BRET HAa1x, the Cincinnati En-
| quirer says: "Since the didactic rodomontsde
| Of the anop1otherium DA1zE11 first corruscated
upon the embolismatical press Of the Continent
ne have seen nothing 80 raptorial or spbragistic
as this emphaoine assault of the aequacious Ouer-
land"
Can this be HoEwrTz, or ia it SPEYEa. who
! thus laments in Phil4delphia newspaper:
a weleducated, poor, young German, striving with
al the efficiency Of his interchangeable spirit Tor the
knowledge Of the American Biography, viz: history,
tefstnFe agriculture eeonomy stattstcs geography
geology, ETC., ETC., wants situation where he ia
obliged to think deeply and to strain his senses.
Whoever it is, he would find the requisite men
tai exercise in trying to extract the meaning
from his advertisement.
The scene presented in plymouth Church, on
Sunday, is one that has never had parallel, and
it is to be hoped never may-a minister preach
Ing to church, one OF whose members has just
sworn in court that be confessed to her his adul
terry With another member, while third member
has been charged by the minister (through his
lawyer) with being "conspirator against his
reputation, and retorts by pronouncing the
charge * malignant fabrication" and daring his
pastor to call him into eours.-sprinassh Repuo~
lican.
In the old cemetery in the little hill town OF
Shuteabury ia a plain stone bearing the following
inscription and biographical sketch: " Erected BY
the Town Of Shntesburyin memory OF EPHnA1M
PRATT, born in East Sudbury, Nov. /, 1856;
removed to Shutesbu1y soon after its settlement,
where he resided until he died, May a. 1840, in
his l1fth year. He was remarkably cheerful IN
his disposition, and temperate in his habits. He
swung scythe 10l consecutive years, and
mounted horse without assistance At the age OF
no."
Archduke ]. SALVADOR, son OF the ex-Grand
Duke Of Tuscany. is = thorough Austrian, ndnntl
very lately Leutenant-C Colonel in the Austrian ar
tiney, by the grace OF God rather than of braina.
Col J. y. fathered q pamphlet in which it was
asserted that Austria aud Russia might and would
be frst-class friends, but that Germany had fully
made her mind to eat up Austria, 80 as to battle
her feet in the Black Sen in good Russian STYLE
For labelling this truth with his artillery in1tals,
Col. J. s. Was transferred into an infantry regi-
ment With the same rank That's way Aust1ia
has Of giving satisfaction to offended Berlinezs.
, 1875-03-07
Number of Increase
sttE7d<s. ~ c<71t.

In the forty-four years which these statistics
eoEer the population Of France augmented by
only 900 900; that is it grew from 80 600 600 to
$4,000, 600, or one-ifth. Hence, the number Of
suicides increased almost fifteen times as fast as
tbs population.
It is a curious facr that in the revolutionary
period, 1e4849 fewer suicides ere recorded than
In the preceding and following years. Oettingen
sud others account for this on the hypothesis of
The political hopes raised in the hearts Of the
tcaases At that particular time. Nor WIS this
observable in the country only but wherever the
revolutionary spirit Was awakened in France,
Bava1ia, Prussia, Sa1ony. and Denmark. But
After the excitement OF the revolutionary period
disd away, the increase became general once
rnore,-a fact which proves thst political and
kociA discomfort are among the many exciting
csuses Of auicide. Another fact worth mention
tng il, that the years 1854 and 1856, which were
remarkably ''hard-tme years in Europe, were
unusually prolific in suicides, and show Is
marked m increase over the years preceding and
following as 184S - did decrease in tho num-
bcr. 4 comparison Of the statistics relating to
marriages. deaths, and suicides shows the still
more alarming fact. tha. it is easier to predict
the number Of the last which are likely to hap
pen in given country in year than Of either
Of the former.
The season m tha va.r eve,ta . dac;6aa in
duenea n, tn. ;nc,aasa ~ sn;c;da woo,,or
f3re,,v md T,aoo1t bava 6avo+a5 rn,.h .t+.n,
tion to this department Of the subject. It can
not be ascribed entirely to chance that in France
telgium. Denmark. sa1ony. Austria, and b.
:: :::; : Fl; =: Il !: !: :;;:: :; {;
June md July the number is everywhere in zu-
.op'' "ae'n ,e .9e ~ e tus ln'n1ns' grew
Co7h;a,, ~. a;+s-.n+ ta,a. ~ o,.o-1.4se.
- ..,:1, - ~ha ~ s s'.:s:.a oa'
-ona+h =, e,s,~, oan 80 Ta,,e-ina 5000 1s.a sa
h.a. o...;..a. 20 '''''0
,1s,,s. ,..
,Jannary. q
teFuArJ 63
ei % %
Jn1s ~
Jrfv ina
4uens4 " %
Sen.s1nhsr '""'"'"'''-'-''-'''""'''' 20
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TIE increase in Prussia ia also remarkable.
The average number Of suicides in that country
from 1s51-'55 was 2,016; from 1s56-G0, 2,158;
from 1s61-'s5, 2,2e5; in 1859, s,187. The in
rrease is nowhere, perhaps, 50 striking as in
france, as the following figures prove:
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tn>x h.a its share in the deed Of the individual,
'e;noa. even where 1t doss not drive him to the
desnerat4 act, it palliates and excuses it. AZ one
At ths most conscientious investigators into the
<.rses Of the crime, DR.. Antiques, has eaid: ' It
'e.en,s to me that, in these days Of ours, public
onniop seems to be little enlightened on the
snbiect Of suicide. Modern philosophy does not
serve IN injunction On any one to commit sui
eide; but it e7cuees it, justifes it. honors it as
4hs mark Of courage and OF manliness"
The remark just made, that even in the rural
districts suicide is On the increase, has met with
xnuch opposition from soma few statisticians; yet
fscts confirm it. In Prussia, for instance. the
average number Of county suicides Was, from
1873 to 1924, 3s6; from 1856 to 1858 it WAS ,25l,
N increase Of 273 per cent. The same is true Of
the rural districts in Belgium, Bavaria, and Dem
mark.
While the statistics Of suicide are mora COM
plete than my other moral phenomenon, none
are more difficult Of exact attainment. The rela-
tires Of the victim are almost always extremely
anxious to cover up the cause Of his departure
from among man. In England this ia particular
ly the case, entailng as thu act does the forfeit
nra Of property. In other places be is refused
decent burial. to prevent which the real cause of
death ia often concealed. Then, again, suicide
by drowning il not unfrequently attributed to
accident, and the fond relatives are allowed to
have the benefit OF the doubt. Hence it is
elaimed that the fgures obtained always repre-
8ent = minimum, not maximum.
To show how constant the increase Of Suicide
u, We produce the following figures. which prove
not only the increase but thAt it IT, especially IN
France not to be accounted for BY the increase
in population. England has no reliable statistics
m the subject previous to 1857. We begln'
therefore, with that year for England The
humber Of suicides wss, for number OF years
&s follows:
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r,nnh s!.9,A 81 fur Wt4tesA tn,sr: t;.i5 49, !r
t,,nn r.tra. <1.otaG.:l fnr Ms'nn'n nu! ninn@-
prta rstse~ &at0"h n fur witr w',sat tatn l!ana
.n Michigan s..!Ht7.!' fnr Hines tt :ss SD far
st. Lnr1ia nnd fan"y hiinftsott, si""3tr R.h
uHAsx--l'aen '|,titA tlrn nj a.ts9c f"r mtsed anil
yr1~. Oats rAer Hrn"rt Int the tffEthl hlntratH,
1t r4.thl,,c f,r rni,cd anil No. .wbis; NJ. wlitt
hold 4. 72t nnlt upward.
Fl. Entrs.
Fl, Ynt'rs, Iuty a.-FLIGn--p Dull Int unchanged:
only small lc'at trhtle.
t;n.a-Whrat htgnrr fnr cash and 1owcc for futures
No, i r,d winter. $!.3!t easl. :si.s1%Get.a. july
ttll% August. uurn tirM No. held at row ti.1c
cash salcs n N'Nc July Gl4c Anaust; Toe HcEnn'-
elevator Is 10 Auguat HYe--Nu salcs.
WH1aKr-Nnrnn3a nt fl.ia. ..
i,NnyIxtnHA-1hrk nrn ut tln,9s dnlr; faaaf AnR,at
In aoki.lnrnt. nry-salt meats tlst; slunllarf and
ccnr iii, nc Gnd 11;c. 1:sroh etrnng With only jo-
biug tralr. Lard nnnn.l NJ $l2,as,
NsuR,rTs-FloNr. n OF bs1s; whest, ooe0 bu corn.
,UUu bn j; oata, G.Uh hi.
rI.EyE1.AHD
CIrsrLAaD, O., July 3.-onA1a-Wheat, enr1,t an*
trt:, aud nm Hnn;Wl. 49,.
Pxr1k,,IuM-Qa!ut; standard willie. ehr lota aEc;
Oil, Rt.tu ta4t lIl..c; an,au I.l1 it<aa h'Hhsr.
ltEDRlr rEs-Nl,eat, 5a;u III: HatF, l,ho LII.
kEW NuLEAHA. ...
New ORLEAXs, July i.-tiRtoth1Hs-SnEa firm !;
!ohI,nR Eu"l; cnh1nrtM rhMtl. ait"; law lar re-.
1i.cl, At1'n aiir Eatftr-N, sfnrk In first hnniH
jusA,,1 10 tlrnrr: fair, la4.slaAoi Hood, lst.ts
l1i4u p1!iuo, lyAu,Ah.
RupTAfn, ..... ...
nurrato. july 3.-uAAIS-Wheat dull: Falcs +, o5O
',,t 1lMrl Sttwataa a. lt+ LII, G'si dull No.
hult II 7aAr. Oats nrReus,it. llye wanted.
CANAL fnIlan1s-UnchalHtd.
, 1875-07-05

HF0eEIyN Efl10E. = =
4 worry curious aud la,nontable social tablenu
Wan ,nade tho spectacle III New York court yea-
II. Alden By Danlal q Dirlsal|. tho Charge bcing
a!an,'er, lilo tiefense peadol Qualification tins
plaiiltH WEB l.slug III guilty Intimacy with do.
fouda.,t's Aa,,Ehter. III the coutso pf tho trisl
it cA1ne out That defendant aud plaintiff bad
both sspatntad frou their wiyos; that tho
daughter In question was divorced woman
tt,as her alder broti4er witness. wHs divorced
from hin vito that anutl!or brother whose tea-
tlmouy was takpu, had laft hia wife, aud Tint q
leu4alo witness from Conneotinut had atao Loft
her misunderstanding four AldsnH who have
disrupted mnrrage ttss, and : plaintiff and .
wituors Who arc III = ike situation. In fact, It
,saa juat Huch collection ~ thu Pantarosl
might ailadow With his hands, saying, 'Dlosa
you, my chldrou."
, 1875-07-05
Isugnuclons alocsklnH.Dlrds.

INIfd8 {1Ef,@ LtFtHHEETcH4s.
On Cochran Htreot. Iii ttls city. as tho Laws
Place." aro several nestv OF mooking birds:
Tho old LirlB fllel tho A!r with their varied
nuu,bor i wonderful fighting bird, 1ts
venom ] anS 9leoa sssln 10 b difectea especially
againat tho oura Of tho neighbofhoodt-
sGe larger The dog the taors vigorous, tLs
OF Tue dog and sctea1ns aud pioks at tho
poor dog. who does not scem to understand how
10 1eYel such an attack. u Ia amusing to SEQ
how soma u the coaa aar'lly ours will tuck tl,clr
tail betweoii their legs aud baat A8sty retreat,
Wills aoue u tho niusa COURAGEOUS will mako
u, olortt to Feaist by suappiug 1t tho bird, Which
will hover sboss tho dog i or feet, aud tho
miunte he attempts to move the bird polnces on
him Rgain-&ad tle blrd AlwaJa oones o1 vio-
ntiQ4A,
, 1875-07-05
PhtAs fSep.} Rseosi,

: FFdN3 EHet4J F3e1eQ. =
Pending the trial Of Tholn&s Niilos yeatsrdsy
in tho Jvstico'4 Court tpr grand larceny. Judge
Piszer'. biloxi Newfoundland Dog. seeing thas i,s
mater was l!ttlo excited over thu ca4o, thought
smother dog named "Tsg" was il'tEudiu8 snd
dBsutblog hta master. and immediately bounced
him. The lawyers presont outlaayoScd to Bep-
arase them, wliils the Judge sat ou thu boncA
smiling ut thsr eudeayora. After thor were
separated, by tho aid Of 0onstables aud officers,
Mshop snAda tbs semask THAI tbs Judge pread-
I'D over doR-hght With mora dignity thAa Auy
man Ln ever esw, II which ]. O. Foster movs1
that bishop Ia Ausdssfor contempt Of Court,
which sas doue, aud ths dua mSds nominal xua
lQutdAted d the usjghb01tnX hAsooDt
, 1875-07-05

The Detroit Tribune sayH Binee the recent reduo
tion Of rates by tho BnrGo Association to The lowest
minimum limit which dona to got even with those
WHO had beeu shading the one~ originally established,
several Of largo bageovners hnvo been nppto,ch
cd by bhippars nj unhor 1t 1ay City and Bsgtnaw 10
induce thuu to tako luMher 1t tho reducod agures.
The reply has been to tho aecs that tho rates have
nul 1t Ia for thom now to charter VESSELS
by tho in' Assoustion. Xs for tLa largo
% s a ss %l s "a nna
anywhere clio 1t present figures IL proposed to let
those who hare BEEN shading make on9 or two sstps A.
to bocome convinced TINT ths combination waa
nary IA Insure fair ratea", IL rcn1ted aays tho
tts Fe.s }as rchearsa! 'as bssn cen calgl to BE- sla
wlIt Is 10 10 attaled hx Tim unttod states araha
md pepuins Th!a rract'as 's in order thst The ot-
elas nay acNse ease dignity an r H. ho ., aNc +.
very prob4hls !smaaa for their sesvecs betora the
rrescst se.Hon closes The following yessel transfer:
's ones At nsf0s i "iRs .eaT oase hS n0
ss!ssnta easn1 for s!;s7s tua dsorse i. TaSser.
Fishers estate u A. Il. schulcnlerg fer $l2Go oue!
half Of Hero +. H. T. CottrclI to George A. Cat
tsel. for s3oo oto-half 81 steam barge !d' A. Naso
says | lis G iTss i4tss .ho pIEsso Il orilasry
has sound much mare pleasant than tho words
laid up,' aud has tecn in ycry gancrA ts0 snco tta
Introduction by ~ old gentleman who for many seaTa
marine reporter at thls port but who s now tn tho
employ Of la he'd. Dominion M oo,s,msna ,s IhsEe Y nosh
s,a,. isas 11sssot, sfs9 dy Il pens vsr onsa
0aveeo, Faynrte. lercnle4 Clara. and bartlett h
pnr Ito LIvAgHtoa aud TUrrnat waiting to start foi
RATS, tho rayuritc, Hercules, CteF anil Iars:t
slonaily shifting Toaso aud tho balance IN oFaa
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native 1ntchcra' ktuE xnl Tclaa catt!c. hut
toward tho rleac, under diminished rrrctrts,
most # tho reduction VIM tocayrrrt. Euni"
exceptionally ltnc stock included In fin nrr!sair,
MIL tlrn vera Ears nj s;.75i 7,Mk37l3 Tie lattAr
r,,re MAJ pull In Two natarra. Fin X ratt1c hh.n
rn,Iht,ci lnl1 throughout tho week. nj st.7sta2' fur
4ur tn medium, aud nt $3.'ts3.7s for good thrifty
lots. Rnlt. of through Tcsnna chiefly at tsn&
via, thonah hfg. A. $A.0o ami ~ ow ~ tlFW was
pal1. yral calves In demand At @t.:U35. IL. per
lud ibs fnr lnnr tn irrln.c.
Aattrlav wss quiet day, bns there waa hfsn feel
ing among tho trade generally and with perhaps tho
ctecptlot1 At stoeftrh thcrp shading Of prices.
Shipper. took a!i suitable offerings, paying st75G..5
fur ordinary - tiucr sterta tiIl1nH fr"n f,16l tn
H., IL fetched $40. ri, wsss eloaea = steady
nal lrt. .......
Extra uosves-draActt atoert, weighing 400
c"i.s r"ycs-Iine. ill., vii fr,nsi y.,r
| 10 i yclr old strsrs. weighing liz /"
oasa .s' .letr.. utlx '''
inv LTD 10 l.:su i'll. 5s1tss..o
IN: ,i5u Ia 4l lie s....,.,.............. A76Gss.o
weighing no To i,1oo s.ssa.7
tnfsrloF-itsis mi lin c"w., inilei;, '
slxws, h1l1s n,u ucat tawIr stccEa........ 9HSi.Ga
iaa *sss snann 'aa" ." s;fay ". scr
atrlJ active IN this department 1t tr ve-alo X
market, and prices sheuyh a1's~tied as'I 'ustnaua,
At Tho toss alaw very ttle rhnio from tl,ac cnrert
IN tho ,latn of onr la*t rovow Light weights are
. gtven the preference, aud continno to co1nnland
| ti,c lest prt.rs. Most nf the weeks trailing
cmrlielicd al f890a7.l0 fur Light and NJ $1fs G9o
fur heavy. ...
TAcra was fair activity In tho ,narkot Saturday,
and prices wera ktr".,Ecr x nrut.n Tue tucro+sGd
Lue 10 Hight reasipta .hc frteh arrivals
amounting to ouy a'a'ut ao9 hcah. Acavy hoas e|
not advance IL any aprreclablo e1teht hut prices al
baron grades 1nnyet IN hfl0c. Sales wcru at faG'
shippers nla infcripr heavy !ats clos1d
out Ut $GoDG5csu. Following soInp If tie sales
, 1875-07-05
NEW PUBLICATIONS. .-.-
D. APPLETON Il CO.,
$40 i ISL BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
PUBLISH TuIe DAT
The Italians.

a HovEE. ny FnAScEa 2LrInr, anthor Of 'nemtncs
nt It'd l'eirlLs, /" "Ts Hilary Of "a idts Woman IN
lt'!y,"s,c so',, l2n' Cloth. psis', ai,So.
'Thste n xsoat deal In Thu tail4pst That Is hath
fcsl IN! c'ostr Ts hok ns tIn tiauh1o rcenntnunda
thu nj h9ink nnta kd instfucttu. II IL Wnt
pictures af Italian io md manno1s."7sm<' MAre y.
k,nA .n 1 'a: issss 't%S ssS1 ~
t'Tpe ItalAus IL nnEe uhtrh ought IN earn for H.
self rodnl p1ac? nn"nx tho aiandaf tctianai 4trEa
Of thh day, ami tho aGtIsnr DO hhncetJ conGra
ulatpd urru Gsaut Anh we-uurltei suoauis."--ion-
fnf fhFniH7 lat.
Sa ap Eyrn n7yrf which. wtatl,or Tor fores aud
felicity Of lttln. akflt turrhrco Of plot nkoteHesnf
lis. noncrpiIan Of tn1!ss ohstAttar. will ennphrn
tAv4tslty with ahy hrtn Vt tha Urpasnt AE,
have :, 'ho:" t'nre,h NJ ~. n under. .aur.
n tn r1uIts!lt anl lnt4h stamp Tho
1lsuaut. h-LomIuh Hear.
, 1875-07-05

Thu tug ]. O. Morss has gone to tho sonth from,
sfasguette and will tho riyur the re.t at tho
Ecaaon. Ths tug ]. D. Dudley II 1t anchor In tue
harbor Of Marquette, twang Tho settlement ct III
tle uur1oasantncss auong tho members Of the Mar
aucto Tug Association. The scaul borQe 1t. Clir
left Cleveland Wednesday afternoon for Dnutt, ati
whcu about miles out brpko her pump md came
buck for f4patss The Tolcu Hade says tho Waite
came s1nsAhing nulalsr Of ptles at tLn Light
hume Thursday evening. neglect to place itaht IN
sn Las usually been thu practice, Is AssGutd a.
tia cause Of kAR OCCURRENCE,
, 1875-07-05


cu,cAoo. .
s,-,~ ,s,,, ,nIr.t.. tbr n,tnra. IN h,tt,nc,a IL
., "'" ..''', ~. ..Is.1 H., ,,.., ,.,i,.
.'' lac. taht nat theee Stfsel" ats'see u ioss
day, Ihin 10 tho AnAllrsf hlnlrF Fecelscu IN slltis
.lay this season Tho tarn su,nucr CIo1 was fitted
III, yc.crlav Ia n.tc n,rnrsnns nm tie lake t,,lay
NJ, lii H.. s,..1 r.. -. ,.. 80. ,.x,,,,, t,.t
N'' % W. ~ ' =. ~ Ns"E'''' I'LL r''.' '.A ,,' 10y
hrr Jlhhta1n HAtnt'ihy night by crlnE III e"tlla'ti
wl1ti siatu etrett hs!Fa Tho rxcnFslul httnr ]hi
)fhae was ht yfttri'ny Y now dress. hsvin ffcn
u!nnel at1 prhslteu WIN tcsuiItn! W1'nei' awt,-
~. hsc H"lr ati c1en'a,nl trir tn ta',niei yet:et.
10y, NM fne wy r!n ttena.ly alter ttty "tT"e'l
're a.sl WY ie" fsHAcIa haA !hclf
yrs W yfsatsaay III GonHs ~ We Euurth OF
i1 =: Ars the "fSe.nen h'ti! n's'"H ihptT pa
~ t'sfa because mtS4nesh ~ NJ tlH! 7..,..
,,''nnh ma nlraiEora WI m7Ee excursion tt'l'4 to
E'an Ati tY'ry hall hour aa-tlsy Ihr 'snr panc'.
%hlc sAIei tf"ni laSsI.s' ivf U.'Gato ~,
aam a; f'lr thu tllif! tame' nasls t@so ,+r'. ss.
ahse" ahl fhn,i"icn ~ an .acn '1s seua". - THY 4
'l'e, IaH. fI,uri"e. III, Her ~ ara r., ~ fni ~
o!'"ti s9aI ~ Wy ilnt NC Leata ~ nIs H.' lo'A'
hHSlns 'aach lE1' tslso 1uof' tou.''sf's eo1tse'
MILWAUKEE.
+r,,c Ertn;uo Uf,rou.fn' statcx that tho schr ano
M ,,' tI,,,s ,,,.,t,.. ,.t. o,o,o w,,,,r
e'"s' 'o'''ea "'n '.'n''tt - p.'o "''n.' 49,.
esefnH. MID Bfmthue1l on irhhtlho hcer. hs the
stsnr ltarthwest was passing on Aef way to BtuF-
mann Nav us wa. .iu1,nl,a for nssfsi.1oo l,v t1,s
n,,,n,n"- .,I artn, =. nr.ucrn,,fnl aTnr+ ~ two
"EAooh'Ft n'"'I nte M '"'""tsssh'" e'a"ts VI ~"
, 1875-07-05
rng,nur RATES NJ WATER.

From this II u that tue aysfage charge BY tho
water ruuts this fur baow tAst Of any nre
yious year. Tho coat of shipping wheat fEotn Gu!.
eago Ia Ncw York. including tho elevation Aeret Will
an eighth Of cent eusas and is paid by he .es-
charge Tor DUNG this work In Juns, 1874. was lS.6
oens, including elsyAtlon III 1901 tho freight sons
was 33.3 a,d tbs elevation about centa III aal-
FanHt1uce.
According to tho estimates of tls mott tpl!able suR
oil tha ts trunk roads iu tho cunhlfy IL fully 9s Of
ocHt ror TIM u1ilo There Is no lroAs In husness
that d9ea not Pay gfs.tGnr g sate ehaa w. =. T.
for Ju,s, yeo buahel, thu charge for Transporting
Inn Of wheat from Ch!tagn 10 New Yort " water.
dlatancn 1ll9 miles. ti.4. This ~ eual u - OF
cent par ton tlle teotxiaesnby less than n Of .
orn'>, which H. nut fourth =! nc ~ Tho Astuaa Gust
by rail- Admitting that vessels and canBtnaA arc not
making much 1puy thu going tntsa. aud t2t these
nguEts present the tactaat e,s. Ut moving the prop.
erty thpy show that water transportation II much lnA
expensive thaa that BY fstl-EA5ota Comxatfthlt Ad
, 1875-07-05

Tlc following wcro Tho receipts and shipments OF
tin ai,lg ascla, Ut iroluro In A eity dnrilg The
taruly Jour l,n,,rs ending nj orlwk an Saturday
ne1pi,g. TAN corresponding day list ycnr 'sas the
Fourth CT July:
, 1875-07-05


DKDt,M-C0NN-Was qn!et and unchanged Small
lots constantly nrrivnx. and these couaignp,epts
something's eol Ut shade lower figures than toaa
asked for store uta. We quoto: uood 10 choice hur,
1sa1tc; brush thht will work itsef Into 4 chocs hur
broom. l1Hai3cs fale to good d. 1oXlle; inferior
brusl DQ3lUho; crooked. dNH8Hc.
uuTTEl-In addition 70 Kool tocai speculative
and consusnpsiss demaust, there ID a frse outward
movement, aud stocks hero afs kept dawn to small
simeuAlons. Just prices arc leaning Htt'e In
heers favoF but thc continued cool weather and tho
e1rellens conltln Of Tic atursgs arc farorabs for
Asga production OF butae mid the "onlook eau
scarcely 10 considered encouraging fnr hoders.
lriees stngs folloxs, Choes 70 fsnoy yollo~ y9
&c; medium to good grades. l5a1sc; inferior to
Common. 1u8iic.
BAduIN0-ls dull. Jobbers, however, seeua colh-
dsns that thsy will hsys active trsds by auA By,
aud there dora hot appear to be any inclination 10 preas
sa1cs ~ tho ssrEnca Ut pttcA W. Sill luoIa Stark
5l}cs Lewiston, *e; Muutaup, sGo A,nsriean A,
.SEc; Auo1kcag, .sHr; Uttcr Greek, bic; burlsp
baxs, b', lastS15He; do + bu, Ittalsc; guEtlits,
s.nSr, laaslGs; do daule. :,@: :oc; wool sarky, 50
@har.
NtIEEsE-A quiet trade II eas9 prices was reported
6arsa now STEADILY aceunsalatnI, mud t4s pres.
Auru to ay will very Hkc!y frxt tu lower nr1ces Quo
tatiau. arc follows: ltalc fur Go< to i11ins iae-
| tory, tni 6a3o for lower Nta.srs.
demand !, Ta. sa n. .a rr!se. rsmsta =
ilns an1 sal!sy. :da0: 1udaaus block. s'u0As.t0 II
a,uh-we.r lutl sn' weak Ut ltHiiXc for w.r-
Iascd packages, aud l3g l3Hu far faiE do. The rs-
eepta aru hut le.sS. hit supplies arc accuuaulatug,
sn vegetable. hesa,no rleatitn isstlss es3s 40 A.
rlsin8 IN ioor coudu, aud b,ycrs hcsttlte tu yur-
elass unless thsy can haso guarantee of tho fssah
flSH-T1ls market wts again weak and unssttled
The o'ny Tnotablo ehan&t. nutel were III w.litcnsE
ebar descriptions rsss selling It acoacs.4ion. TrsIs
L.. .ss,'s taaa weak .so ba. sta Z estiss sisa
, 1875-07-05

*psFHs 773t8s1s" p !"' o"'s.'77 s''oe"8'
ponr HuAua, MlcA., July 4.-DowN-pgops l. Abor-
cora, Holiant Raleigh aud otnisost, nurchAeal and
lptges, prlnsl!vil!o and bargss; sehrs Cc!pHbians
Clyde, I. T. Judd, II. J. Webb, Charlie Crawford,
Alexander,
uI-psops Wtuslow, Huron City, Weuons, City Of
Duluth. Tecumseb, Dean Nehuuud. Gladys, Mary
Jarsxtl sud eonsost, Prairie Bsass End bsrkss. Du-
b,t,ue aud ba1xes schss Angelo. Saxon, Era, Balls.
BtaIapela JAaa.s Wade Charlotte Ra&p, oa*aass, L.
HnnnA. Al}uA MAssa.
WIxp-Nosth light.
WxA1uxx-Baual!y.
, 1875-07-05

tr,y I:s 10 r.lria, it, IL Ia tnltc; rara.buas
". L. Acepla No. 4 from 1'oru with roytl.
nrrAnrEp--;1.mr urcy !.h,l. with cse,!rEon party
fnr L,r,n.
itssrp laTu faxAi-0ak Leaf SUD Mary ONLY light
for Inl,ai.
rAEIip tlur--SnthlnE. ..-.. .-
Esit fer: tcn ineile, of water on tho mef slll Of
I.t.k H.
Wtatler very hot.