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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

Ssret Good ordinary i3as Niddling.
For future delivery the market irregular OsioDt osne
"a the of A the shOfs ADVANCING &c,
While the latter months declined a. mgsh The s9es yssa
November 100 7ec. 800 IS ssyc December S0 is,e'
January l0o i3', March ly9 IS% ,o, az 400 se.
First cali November. 100 10 laase DscSnbeI 100 lSs6
i1 aSY 100 Dsce%Ssr 100 LIZ n,rb 100
bIss FIJI Fila ysi-osSber, ilo n feGr,ry 900
IS sse April 100 lSre sa ,t .G,s 100 go gas
iSg M d'c9 SQv;;%lSe. coz sod bS'sss Ls &c
..an iaasc Dsesmber BOO l34c. 20 - slse.
40 ""'oe0 i2s ~. 300 l35a,c; 100 135,sc Jan
luo ttX ia.c 500 I3sfec.
100 T. i, VICE 2So, dS S s1 90 2 e p
100 T. iSaac; AprL LILO, l3sssgc 300 IS aisG 2o"
10 gay 100 49, 100 10 ~ Je ~ 5o az, - To-
cbaege the Was barely steady. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
| SAILS FROM 2lo O'CLOCK L. VI. TO CLOSE OF BUsI-
TrEsDAY. Oct. 26-P. N


We have had an irregular stock market to-day,
the large number of speculative shares showing a
decline from yesterdays closing prices, and
opinions differ very widely as to whether have
have not reached the turning point in the
recent upward movement. The business of the day
has been very much smaller than that of yesterday,
amounting 30 the purchase aid sale of only about
1913 900 shares about half the business of yester
day. The leading stocks still continue to
be Lake Shore, Pacific Mail and West
ern Union. Lake Shore is still supported
by its friends though it has only advanced Is per
cent to-day on sales OF 33, 100 shares at 00'saG00
$685.. Western Union has lost II per cent on sales Of
-. 300 shares at 773s 1864 "a 1913. Pacific Mail,
which is waiting for the promised statement con
corning It's financial condition. sold to-day to the
extent of 27,OOO shares, at i05s I'll sG i0i2GH,
an advance of l. per cent. The public is somewhat
surprised at the delay in the financial statement OF
NJ. Scott the managing director, since he is under
stood Ia have sailed for Europe. After the stocks
named the most prominent in the dealings were
Erie, which advanced on sales of 1900
shares il per cent; Missouri Pacific, which de
clined l2 per cent OH sales OF 100 shares and
which will decline still further unless boosted
10y some clique; Northwest which declined
- per cent sales Of O,GO0 shares, at 313i 3SG
37l2G37Ss, while the preferred declined TO the same
extent sales of only 200 shares 81. Paul went Oh
D per cent on the common aud L on the preferred
on sales of 1900 shares of the former
and 200 of the latter. Beyond these Cen
trail and Hudson. and Delaware, LacEawanna
ard Western each gained ls per cent. while Union
Pacific declined % per cent, NewJereey Central 81,
Rock Island, l.. Michigan Central b, Hannibal and
st. Joe H. and Ohio and Mssissipp ana Wabash each
d per cent, The opsning highest, lowest, and clos
ing quotations of active stocks sold to-day will be
fol nd in the sIb0ined table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

MORTALITY AND DRNsITY OF PoPuLATloN.-
The British RecistrarGeneral has published HE annual
report of births deaths and causes OF DEATHS IN onooh
and 20 other large cities for the past year. VI ueso
London appears to the most hcalrny the deathrate
being only rcr thousand and the excess Of births over
deaths 447ss According 10 the showing OF TINS report
the dcathAte advances In almost every case az the
density If regulation ncreases Tins in London there
4IPersons 10 each aero OF space III b1npugn'
M Nv te rtc af martsllty in these places
tiven "a follows in tins report London *; E1,houren'
% Manchester, so; Liverpool, ~; Si@sso~' o.
BOXING THE EARs.-Theie are several things
very commonly done which extremely injurious to
the car and ought he carefully avoided One OF these
is the practice of boxing chdrens ears 1t If known
that the passage OF the Ia closed by thin membrane
ally adapted TO be Influenced by every Impulse OIL
the air. aud with nothing but the air to support II inter
nay. What, then, can be more likely 10 inoure TINS
membrane than sudden and orebe compression OF The
air in front Of so IL any designed to break or over
stretch the membrane more elGlent me S and
scarcey be devised than to bring the hand suddenly anu
orhy down upon t1e passage OF the ear tus ascan
but by the membrane giving way Medical anIhoptu n
assert that many children ere IN TINS way naue u ~
BOXING on the ear.
MUSCLES AND STEAM.-A recent German
writer SAYS that bundle Of musele-fbers is kind OF
machine consisting OF albumiGOus material just rs u
mado of steel, iron, brass, etc. and az IN
the steaengne coal il burnt In order TO produce iOIce'
so in the muscular machine, fats, or Hydrocarbons arc
burned FOR tho purpose and just as
material of the engiueiron, ec,-is worn away ana OK
idzed the constructive material OF the muscle is worn
away and lids wearing away is the source OF the nitro
genous constituents of the urine. This theory II Is as
serted explains why, during muscular exertl0n the eS
rrrtior OF urea IS little not at all increased Wle th
of carDouic acid is enormously augmented Tor III q
steaaicIgne moderately fired ad ready for use the OK
idaDon OF iron otc, would 20 quite equaDy, ana
would not much increased by tho more Iaid liis
NECESSARY Tor working but much more coal would p
Iorned when II was II than when IL was staining
kla This is in substance an old theory ngehiousy hn
proved upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

Money was in good demand to-dayaud III fun sup
ply and cali loans during he morning were made at
4 and per cent The demand was satisfied &C an
early hour and the market closed at 3i2@4. We
quote discounts slow AZ and per cent The cus-
toms receipts at Washington today were T1oO,1oo'
and the Internal Revenue receipts $23o,Ooo, TIC
United States Treasurer receiving S550,O9o National
bank notes for redemption. The following was the
Clearinghouse statements Currency exchanges
S74. 100 2GG currency balances. $50 739 gold
exchanges 80 629 006, and gold balances, T366.036
Government bonds are very quiet and neglected
though prices maintain general tirIuness. We an
nnN lltekt sirect nnnlntiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

IN state bonds District of Columbia 3.6js led the
list. declining from 73s to 72l2 ard subse Iuently
recovering to 20 on large sales
Railroad bonds were firm a general thing, and
in good demand. The changes were not wide, but
prices were well sustained.
The following shows the exports exclusive of spe-
cie from the port of Newiork to foreign ports for
the week ending Oct. 20, and since the beginning OF
the year: r
fSfH. 1877. 1879.
For the week ...... sGIOi43+ s4,74S.56 So 9s3.536
Previously reported .23o 0O2GJ5 23J6jl962 @Ol6l6.Jil
since Tau. i.S2il4O7059 S2iO3-i47e S2o5bg!0T
Price 81 gold i0SSs llO itO'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
10 M-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL
,p-lOio O'CLOCK A. NJ.

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - lO'4 oCLo0h
AND 1Ilo O'CLOCK 4. NJ.
$50 Coupon. 1868, 10000. ..''''"'''.'..'i-i-i
FIRST BOARp-l0Ie O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaLes Of state Bonds- Railroad Boads-Bd,k ana Ra"
~ - ,oad Shnres-ErDress Stocks. DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

The London advices reported higher prices Ior
British Consols United States bonds ruling steady
10 firm. while Erie was trmer at loA ihree
months bills are reported as dscountable in the
omen market at 3ss per cent, which is os below the
minimum rate at the Bank of England. THIS ihstl-
tution made bullion gain to-day of 10000. In
Paris. Rentes closed at 65.52i2 The gold market
was strong on the purchases of last weeks snort
sellers to cover because Of the disappointment at the
slowness with which the November coin interest
comes out. The opening price was li5iS, and the
advance was to ll55s. On gold loans the borrowing
rates were 1G and 1872 per diem. tat, and and per
cent per annum. The foreign exchange market,
after opening firm, became weak, and drawers
reduced rates to 81 so and - Sale, with - 40 to
81 81 as the basis Of business The business as ON
a moderate scale, az little exchange is making. The
export cearances of domestic produce from this port
for the week ending tonight amounted ia CON vaua-
ton to So, 49,, 1876. The Assistant Treasurer re-
deemed $4,000 in called bonds and prepaid - 49,
OOO November coupons, total Of P0l6,o0O. Inc
DAVIS operations at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared, S}3, 69i, 600; gold balances, $olS,-
s9i; currency balances, $957,5S5. The principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TUESDAY. Oct. 20. 1870
COFFEE-Thcre business of lmperaDce ITO
tOdav aud merely nouinally quotations. Isl 20'ic
BAGS, south America sold at 2os y, sold santos
quoted gold for In NJ features
sred Mid Conec in rather demand but sales
other than johbnF lots transprec Sano Domingo lsU
ls.c Nara,aibo 20a 22c, and Java, rs d-se, all gold
COTTON demand on The spot 10 cover October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
JAMES r. OSGoOD & Co.
iNHE HOLIDAY BOOK OF THE YEAR
z puli tel tItis DaV:

nv N. nj DIAX autl0r of the William enry" BOOKS.
illustrated. 81 90
the fresh feeling ana quick
sv,nI,afhir, Of childhood not down 20 chill
crt nor preach them but talks right on in the most De
Nghtfny simple way, and Tells stories that charm young and
OLD alike e "SfOE BOOK promises 10 be popular her
William Henry" and Lucy Maria"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27

contracts ssd prices 'c hieher cosng nrp q s a.
vapcs There small Dusnese exput exchange
being and liverpool qet me rc, = At N. po.
10 day 1904 bales against 264iI bales ta5 astT %
week and 1882 bales this day last gear Ing sa were
Las bs,s lof Witch 900 last mighty insiudng ieo for sI
e23 Tor cerlsumpou 422 fo spscua,Ien The fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
Tho DAVIS business at The United States sub-Ii
ury comprised f:

The days business at the United States sub-lreas-
ury comprised:
Gold rereutq s5l756 90 Cary payments <4Sff3 ~
COLD payments 036 80 Curry balance. J3s33 : ~ 81,
Gold bslance. 40, Si9-JG Il tlstons. 9f<V'" w
Gerry receipts. D1,l32 10
The Treasury balances at the close Of business 20
day show:
Currency ..... e. 100000 Less co4u eertib ,, ,o,
2OG,pDO Gates oo"oOO
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-27
The Offering and asking prices for stocks st t@e
close NJ tha Exchange were az follows

Messrs. Randolph. Buckley g. Co. report the clos
ing prices of stocks at Philadelphia to-day as fol-
lows: mi. ,.ro,
o,. p Ina 1osi.. ca,awissa Pref . - 40
p,h IN naro sSI S5L9 IshQ aygatB COS 6O'4
Lelngh Valley. 62l4 Lemgh nav w. N."'
Mining stocks in San Francisco have had severe
tumble during the last two or three days. Merriam
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

On Thursday, Jan. 2lst, Judge
Isaac T. Chrisiiaucy was elected by
the State Legislature as Senator in
Congress for the next six years, in
the place of Zachariah Chandler
lie received sixty. seven votes, u
bare majority Of one. Mr.. Chris
tiancy was born at Johnstown, New
York. March 18th, 1912, and is con
sequently now nearly sixty.,hree
years Of age. He came to Michi-
gan in 1887, locating at Monroe,
where he resided up to 1874, when
he removed to Lansing. He is rep.
resented as being Republican in
principle, and a man eminently fit
ted to perform the important duties
shortly to devolve upon him. W.
sincerely hope the result of his flu
ture actions may prove that his abil
ity has not been overestimatcd.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

BY report Of proceedings of a
meeting held at Baldwin, Saturday,
Jan. 20 ], it will be seen that the
preliminary steps looking to tho
formation of an Agricultural Soci-
city have been taken. There was
very good attendance at tho meet
ing, and much interest manifested.
Or course, it is not expected thai
much eau. be done at first in the
way OF display at Il County Fair,
but We agree with the general feel
ing expressed at the meeting that
it is time to make a beginning
Nothing, perhaps, has a greater ef
feet towards developing the re-
sources of Il county than rightly
conducted exhibitions OF produc-
,ions of the farrus and workshops
within its boundaries. Bcsides
the fact OF its having an Agricul-
tnral Society. in good working or,
der, will give our county greater
name for enterprise and prosperity
in tho outside world. We trus
that farmers. mechanics, merchants
laboring men, eUery one in LAX
county, will uni'ed!y come forward
put their shoulder 10 the wheel
and push this enterprise through t,
a successful Termination.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

A CIRCULAR forwarded to IA from
tie State Board Vi Iiealth, furnish
es the method, aad rides for gov
~rning thoee endeavoring TO re.us-
ritate drowned persons. AS the
rules are those with which every
one should become familiar, W.
give them entire to our rea'lcr-:
Ecsx Remove III "bs'ruc
ti"ns {" breathing. Instantly loosen
or cut nrar; all neck and wais'
band.; Iurn tho patient on his face,
with the head down hill; stand
astriJe the hips with your face tow
ards las head, and, licking Your fin
gers together under his belly, raise
the b'dy no high as you n with
out lifting the forehead off the
ground and give the body slnarI
l..rk To remove nucus from the
throat and water from the " ind-pipc:
hold the body suspended long
enough to slowly count ONE, Two,
THREE, FOUR, FIVE. repeating the
jerk more gently two or three times.
RULE place the patient on
the ground, face downward, and
maintaining all the while your pa
siiion asirde The body, grasp the
points of the shoulders by the cloth.
ing. or, if the body is naked, thrust
your fingers into thu ar'npits, clap
ing your thumbs over the points Of
ihe shoulders, and raise lhc chest ~
anyb rs you can without lifting The
head quite IF the ground, and hold
il long enough, Ia sloaoty count oNE,
Two, THREE. Rcplace him on che
ground, with his forehead ON hi.
fcxed arm, the neck Strengthened
ont, and the mouth and nose free
Place yonr elbows against your
knees ard your hands upon the
sides Of his chest over the lowej
ribs and press downward and in
ward with increasing frrce ION!
enough to slowly court ONE, Two
Then suddenly let e., grasp th'
shoulders ~ before aad raise the
chest; then press upon the ribs, &c
These alternate movements slOuit
DC r, pcatsd ~ to Is times u nin-
ute for an hour at least, unles
breathing is restored sooner. Us,
the same regu ariiy rs in nators
breathing.
RULE 3.-Aftcr breathing ha
commenced. RESTORE TIE ANNA
HEAT. Wrap him IN warm blankets
apply bottles oi hot water, hot bricks
ar anything to restore heat. Warn
.Ms head nearly as fast as the body
lest conclusions come on. RubbID;
the body with VAIN cloths or th,
hand, and slappihg the Aeshy part
may assIst to restore warmth, an'
the breathing als". Ii the pat;cn
can SURELY swallow, give hot coffee
tea, milk, or little hot sling. Civ,
spirits spnringly, lest they produc
depression. Pace the patient in
warm bed. and give him plenty o
trcsb .ir; keep him quiet.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28
Lake County Agricultural Society.

LdA0 uUuuly hsIi6uluU NJJl6y.
Pursuant to call, u meeting WIS
held At Baer & Handshaw's store,
Baldwin, Jan. 23d, 1875, for the
purposs"f discussing the question
"f forming an A agricultural Society.
The meeting was called to order
by w. j. McCaussy, and T. l.. Al
len chosen chnir,nan, and W. j.
McCausey, Secretary.
W. J. McCausey made a few re-
marks, urging upon these present
the desirability OF taking some stcps
towards the farming of a Srcisty.
Did not expect 10 d. muclIat fret,
hut thought the matter shsuld be
given start. lie produced, and
read form If Constitution aud
Bylaws, which he presented to
the meeting Tor it's consideIa alton.
WIN. Wood proposed that tho
meeting appoint a COMMITTEES Of
Conference, consisting Of two from
each township in the county, and
that the meeting adjourn for two
weeks.
Mr.. McCausey moved that q
Committee Of two from each town.
chip be appointed, to meet and con
fer upon Tho question Of organic
ing a Society. Carried.
The following names were then
chosen as members Of said Com
nittee:
Chase 7o,onshtp Robert E. Big
bee and james M. Foster.
Pinora 7oaonship Patrick Nc
Laughlin and David A. Lathr"p.
flls,oorM Township - E. II. Or
finger and John Grice.
Kill6uck Township = John J.
Robertson aud Wesley j. IIolco.nb.
Yates I0a0nsh;p-Lee S. Cobb
and f. y .ckcr.
Pleasant Plains Township An
th"ny Si,ser and WIN. Wood.
Lake Township Vim. Ludwick
and Henry s Jesks.
EN zo,cnship-N. 1. Kinno and
Geo. w. Clark.
Weber Township : Geo. w.
Townsend and Levi Bovee.
Cherry Vatley-A. q. Allen, and
Geo. Clements.
Ellen T0'cnshp WIN. Baker
and l.. NJ. Little.
Or motion, the Secretary of this
meeting was authorized to notify,
10y mail, nni request the various
members Of the Commilee of Con
irrcne0 to meet at Baldwin, OH
Monday, Feb. 22d, 1875, to take
action in regard ~ formation OF U
Society.
At this point, Mr.. Wood stated
that there would DO II tree oystel
supper provided at the Baldwin
House, on the 22i, for the members
at The Committee.
On motion, w. j. McCausey
| +. l.. Allen aud Geo. w. Town
send were apppintcd COMMITTEE,
to draft Constitution and BY. Laws
aud submit the same to the Socei 7,
Tor adoption; AID after come iartl,c
discussion, the meeting aj| "urned
sub set to call of chairman.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

We Acknowledge the receipt OF
a neat pamphlet, containin a brief
history of . ceola county, its past
development and future prospects,
together with valuable statistics ne
to present resources. 1t was gotten
mp by Cameron, of the Evart Re
vieac, aud is in good shape.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28
THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875

The approa III Of the Pr,si lential election
gives unusisl importance 10 the events ana
dcvelopmrrts Of 1878. We shill ~ deavor
to describe them fully, faithfully, aud lear
le,ly
TIlEwEEKLY SUN has now attained n
CIR, ula' ion of over severity th"usand copies
Its readers are found in rvrty State and Ter
ritory, aud its quality is well Known - tl"
public. We shall not only cndrnvor to keep
Il fully up to the cd standard. but to inn
prove aud add to iis variety anl power.
TUE WEEKLY SUN will con inuc TO lie
a thorough newspaper. All the news oi the
day will be found in IL, condensed when un-
in,portaot, ut full! length whru of moment,
aud always. re trust, trcated,in a clear. in-
| terpsting and instructive manner.
1t is our aim To- make the WEEKLY sun
| the beet family newspaper In the world. IL
will bo fall O, entertaining and appropriate
reaaiug OF every sort, but will print nothing
to cff'il the most scrurulcus and delicate
taste. II will always contain the inost in-
tercs,i.g stories and rom noes Of the day.
carefully selected and lcgihl, printed.
| The Agricultural Department Is n promi-
nent feature in the WEEKLY sun. and IL,
articles will always be found Il osh aud use
ful To The farmer
The uumber of mcn independents in poll.
tics il increasing. aud the WEEKLY Sun
10 their paper especially. Ii belongs 70 no
party, and obeys no dictatios, coltcrling
i,r principle, nnd for the election o. the best
men. II cxpescs the corruption that dis
grsccs the country aud threatens the over
throw Of republican institutions. 1t has no
for Of knaves, aud seeks no favors from
their supporters.
The markets Of every kird aud the fa.h-
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

The February number of that
pleasin. and excellent periodical
for children, GOLDEN Hours, is on
our table. We doubt whether as
much bonefi, can he occurred by the
same amount invested in any other
periwlical of it's kind. Only SLIGO
a yenr, postage paid. Subscribe
for it. Hitchcock & Walden, pub
fishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

MEssRs. DANAnER II MELENDY
stand Convicted OF sending us that
superb fish by their own confes-
sion. We don't believe we can gel
over il for at Iea,t a year, when We
may give them the hint to perpe-
trats the came jokc again.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

In tie February number Of tie
Aldine we find the usual variety
and excellence which always char
acteriz"s this splendid cart Journal
"f America" The enyravings
alone are worth more laan the price
Of cacl, number. DO not fail To u,
least se,ri fora specimen copy. Ad
dress, The Aldine Company, N"
SO Maiden Lane, New York Cit,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

HAxSIBAL iIAMLIN, Of Maine, has
been reelected Senator in Congress.
IL lie turvi, Is the full tune OF bis
term he will have secn twenty
eight wars of soch service.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28
GEMS FROa TIE ALDIEE,

Scrap Book Mvstratioas & Dyawiny Class Copies
A Large coller'io'. OF pistur's "f different
sizes and on almo every eon siv,b'e sub
jet have been pnt up IL sn attractive en-
vrlope aud are now offered at y price in.
terdcd 10 make them popular in ever, sense
Envelope No. ! con aiming 30 be.ut,f,
eagra, inSs, is now really. and will be sent
postage paid, t, any AdIresI for ONE poi.
LAh liberal discount 20 agents and
teachers.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

Tx Tribune says: Mot more
than one or two States IN the Union
arc in as sound aud easy financial
condition rs Michigan to-day, and
they have no debts al NIL"
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-01-28

CARL SOHURx has been saperced
cd ms Senator in Congress from Mis-
souri,, by Gen. Frank Cockrill, Dem.
ocrat. The most prominent point
in Cockrill's history, is that lie was
q good rebel.