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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
Ladies', Gloves.

Each number of gloves, says a fashion
journal, comes in three shapes, viz. I:
short fingered, medium, and long fin
gered-a thing to be remembered by
readers out of town who send to the city
for their gloves. Gloves fastened by
but one button cost $1.65; those with
two buttons are So ; with three buttons,
$3.50 I; with four buttons, So. Undressed
kid gloves are the favorite choice for
general wear with stylish people. A
novelty this year is the white undressed
kid glove that will be worn at receptions
as we'll as in the street. There are also
more serviceable shades of drab, wood,
and mode. Undressed kid gloves fas-
tened by two buttons are 81. 70; by three
buttons, they are 80; and by four but
tons, 1925. Double-stitched gloves,
called "dog-skin," but which are really
made of heavy kid-skins, are liked for
service in travelling, country drives, and
cold weather these are as pliable and as
nicely finished as the choicest kid
gloves, and cost 80. Castor gloves, that
bleach and soften the hands and prevent
them from chapping, are 81. rs for those
fastened by one button twenty-five
cents is added as the length is increased
and another butten required. Children's
gloves. fastened by two buttons now
begin with infants sizes that are small
enough to fit babe of twelve months.
There are also the stylish three-buttoned
gloves for misses these are 50.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
He Struck the Wrong Man.

"See what feet :" exclaimed dapper
little Chicago dandy, as he pointed to
the tremendous pedal extremities of an
overgrown but honest looking country
youth who was passing at the time.
"Oh-ho-ho!" laughed a crowd of
brother "styles."
81 sweah, though" continued the
first speaker, "if L don't believe the
fellah weahs twice as lawge a boot as 1
do"
"Yes," quietly said the countryman,
as he half turned around in his course,
"and twice as large hat, too"
And the dandy, looking at his COM
panions with a sickly smile, tried to get
some consolation, but they didn't give
him any,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
Wheat for Children.

Teething children who are beginning
to eat solid food can be supplied with
nothing better than biscuits made from
granulated wheat. The child will not
attempt to swallow this food until it is
softened by mastication, and the me-
chanical action of the biscuit upon the
gums will greatly assist the teeth toward
making their appearance. The act OF
eating this food will necessarily occupy
much time, and this will give the te til
and jaws considerable valuable exercise.
The food thus swallowed proves very
nutritious and rapidly builds up small
boys and girls, as well as larger ones.
In all stomach troubles and bowel com
plants it seems to have a wonderful
power to regulate and restore.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
Surprised.

A young merchant called on young
lady few evenings since, and was shown
into the parlor to await her appearance,
when, the lamps being unlit, he removed
a large quid of tobacco from his mouth
and threw it out of the window, as he
supposed. When the lady appeared
with light, the most prominent object
in the room was that young man staring
in very embarrassed way at a big chunk
of tobacco pinning the lace curtain to
the unopened window.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
A Climax.

This climax in the way of wedding
notices appears in Connecticut paper
The blue eyes of the bride seemed
brighter than ever, and, with her light
hair, formed suitable contrast to her
husbands extremely black hair and
eyes. This matrimonial alliance has not
been entered into unadvisedly it has
been in contemplation for about two
years, and meets with most cordial ap-
proval of all the relatives and friends of
the newly married couple. The brides
mother regards her new son-in-law as if
he were her cwn son. He will continue,
as heretofore, to be employed in the
vegetable ivory button factory.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
A Dreadful Result.

There are two persons on the lawn.
1t is pa and ma. They are playing GRO
quet. She is ahead of him. See how
she smiles, There, he has passed her.
She does not smile now. She only ham
mers the ground. How he keeps going
through the arches. 1t is not her turn
yet. But how hard she hits her ball.
Did you hear some glass jingle? 1t
was tho cellar window. There is her
mallet, too. 1t is flung toward the man.
See how he lodges it. 1t has landed
over the fence. The woman has got
through. She is going into the house.
How furiously she twitches along.
Now the man is left alone. He is play
ing croquet all by himself.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
An Underground Forest.

A man living in Essex county, Vir-
ginia, in digging well recently, at a
depth of about thirty feet came upon
the trunks of large trees several feet in
diameter, which We're found to be
cypress. Fearing the water would be
injured by the wood, he determined to
abandon his well, and dug another some
distance off. When he had reached
about the same depth he rgain encoun-
tered the trees and third attempt, at
a still greater distance from the first
well, again brought him in contact with
this subtenanean forest, the trees of
which are of great size and we'll preserv.
ed.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14

Yale College lost three men during
vacation by violent deaths. One shot
himself, one was drowned and a third
was killed while playing base ball.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-10-14
Items of Interest.

Political necessities are the mothers OF
conventions.
Support home institutions-support
your families.
, 1875-05-15
LAkE'ERIE.
H1yrFhJl.

The Erprt.s has tbs following account Of the ar's
Of tho barpe Superior and her consort tie santussJ
at that port "TAe rst arrivals OF the season Il thls
port aso the stean barge supsor an her consof ~
barge aauduakyt from Chicago. They came directly
through The 1ce down tho north phoro about O'Clock
Tuo4d1y Afternoon, 1uessina tAo azat obstruction
within . abort distance Of Tie outhr tspaf'
wetas, where they ners brought to = stand In
q rttac Of iro apparently rcatng on tho holtoul. ~
ssto iu our locs yesterday thrcs tugs went to thaf
teis iii, not roa1ig douhssss.. .he re!:ou4 position
aud up to Or % ea.'9ck yesterday nosn. r..
Ut hamsst tor ss'4.tsnoe xsss wfna ~, aaa an.a
set IN quito strong, raising ths water u ~ ena
Of ~ lais and ths Iargos found they wsre a5tIas
Witt Tho tee down toasFla tho mouth Of faRsts a
!yor and directly y lns q aangesous reef. Taa r.
signal and rendered practical Aa by sssamns among
don Win t6s powerful short. ot ho "a :aA ,s o.'sa aSa
slowly xo1ted ths!F w no poFt s sSse'os 1as
sae. taken in tow by tho tugs tyant md 1araook
aud taken to tho Niagara elevator 1ns huFefteE PIN
ecedsd to tbs CITY EasAot II The wind ha4 o1nas "
during the night Ills 6trgM would haaoansuJ ~.
Isea ~ h. soGk. hsiSss .asrniag III .Ias. pS1i
msschAndtss LIT for C4Gaso te.aocn ts
aai.s ot r>ssal ooula bs sssp Gea " eaaes - -
, 1875-05-15
LAKES ST, CLAfH AND HURON.
DETlOtT.

TIE Fro Pftss Is authority for tho atatonsnt tas
two insurance agents II this ros representing h.a IN
suranco conpanica, havo Withdrawn from tho Local
Hoard Of Late Underwriters, and arc writing policies
below Tho card These agents ia understood do not
ueons 10 the International Board. ..A dispatch to
te lcst Bays tho prop Asia could not get Into South
Hampton, Lako Huron. on account Of los, and aho
steamed directly for 81. Marys lsiyst,
The prop Almo Slnnso saw tLo Asia n
1nverhurun. Tho Munro also encountered grnas
ea bt Ice u Tho lead Of Lake Huron. .TAx ThKs.
Company aul tho Anchor 1us will rpuaiu in port tu
they sscalyt tchnto information concernlnR tle aags
nation received by tho IL n Ace that tho depth
Of water at that roiut Wednesday morning wsn teet
lover tAan uanat,. .Tha scow Sssbird VA thrown
upon &he beach nsar iceland Welueaday night BY tas
gale, The vessel was badly damaged Gy the aha ana
Il fsr !na.sA tat viii se4uiss much Abos 10 ~
her AfQal.
, 1875-05-15


NEW Yopk, May 1i-MonoY easy At saH@a Prf1ns
mercantile paper, ita3H. -.-...-.-.,.-...,
Sterling weak {ssk sss0A fou sixty y-daJ, sad 1921
SaS9att for sight.
Customs receipts, $as1 ,noo. ...
Dry goods imports for the week, S1,5io,co7.
Gold strong, opening at 11s5; aaEancin9 TO 1lGis,
n clos.uE at 1l6gs Tho rise eAnse1 ty tho coll-
tnucd outflow Of gold ard tho efforts OF tho newly
formed bull clique. Borrowing stes 10 per ccut,
Aul l-G;Gll.3 per cn,. lnans wtro also made Hat.
Tue ,nzistlnt Yrrlsurrt dtsb,1Aea $s3Eo5. C!tas-
ingR. 4J',ttD,too.
Governments arm. Railroad bonds stsauy. stase
boudl quiet.
Tho HtocE Exchange WAS tho poenc: Of considerable
c1cl!emant and vida fluctuations to-day, iAe natural
resut of the breaking or oi negotiations betwoeA the
Panama nul Pacific Mall Companies. Panama sold
down to 1884, doclIuO Of G,S. Later there ~sa rceov-
c;y to i4it Pacific Nall dropped OF 10 {o but after
wurda sniiioa to Nh, with c1osing business * toI
union laciau Rl1o Affected, And deulucd to 71N,
against az ut the clo4e OF 1a1t cyeung. This eellne
I'm. euu,uls.ed by sunaors from Washington that sho
Court IT Cla!ra Lad decided agsinst tho cotnraii1
Aslhpugh Inc daetsion would not probably 10 nia1t
1uLla until atonday next. Eris oponed Al ISL
on an advance at London, but quickly de-
c!lncd 10 17N OIL rnnaors Ai~k tls report
would 10 unfavorabe. Toward cloac Eric rallied 10
a5y; with flaal saes At a7jit427k. Rock 1sland do
ciincd lrotn lGl;t 10 1ujA ruMors Of fresh ftso
o5 Atoek or bouls for building new rcod In 70
gtd 10 tha natter, President Tracy Aatoa TINT tho
Disecsotp. at tlslr meeting 10 June. will consider tho
ndyiaaby of building branch road to their Wash-
inyon lands distance Of about 10 En!seA- How tht
money IL 10 10 raised Ia To Ia AeteEnined ut that meet
lug, Tho stock hpully rslltod to 1o4E81Gik.
Iaio hhnre WAS weak, aud declined FROM
u 10 70, recovering y ut tee eloss. Atlanhs
h pae!As Telegraph asu, aud advanced
from TX to 25H on IN announcement that oonsrac
IVES to-day sjgucd with tito Pennsylvania lailFout
which alowB the telegraph company to run t|b wire
un tito toas If tbs railroad, which viii give lin
iron. lsdtlrha 10 1t. Louis mad tho principal tnttR
,nrdats ponta. Tho other rhnngca wtro less tinlUE
t1nt. Ihs transactions on tho STOCK E1change WeE
t9 Uo LlArcs, Of which ~ 01 weta lac!o hai &c, 70
Western Union. l, ,uo0 Eosth%sate'u, II Np l"cR ID
an., +Hco0 Eric q, ,0oo Lake shore, Do0 ohios, an
fl.Np Uniuu i4liNr,
, 1875-05-15

N tstteFa i 49, *. n,,, w
Early vUDo las1 thsa for tie day before, aai tint
sot checked ths lundency to decllne devslorel to
,srou9 demand for light weights It S1.eda1 1ao xnd
" couiuou to e1sra Acavy At $7.1Sss:oo. 1nfertor
kavy soid ~ low $50, whtla sttppers woro
nUye tha recent arAzsge, aud 1nast of Tia ataek
oau9ol hands within r:nas of *1.dGsf,s1. Il: I.
heJ wers I'D by O. Il, Dasbar, Of pola. III. Ths nas-
lit rlnar1 fifta
, 1875-05-15

PORT OF CHICAGO. MAY ~.
AHp1yEp-Scow ii. n. Dnnham, fIka's r!es, VOCAL
smr Corona, as. Joseph, sundEios sttnr shoboygan,
Manitowoc, euuastes; prop Messenger, st. Joselh.
suadr.as 1oAr A. piuggsr, Holland, wood; schr O.
a,raeon, yn,stha pier woni nehr Glad Tadngs Jack
sopport cedar rosts schr Two Drothcrs. Ford River,
lu,ubcr; schr Ella Hlenwood. White Lake, lu1nbcr:
sshs Coral, While Lakc, railroad tics; scAr
Mai. N. III. Ferry, White Lake, lumber:
ec1r Lookout, Grand Haven, railroad t!es;
scar Presto, hiasxsgon, 1asaass scl,s q. J. Luz,
Ford Hyer, lumber schr PEORIA Auskegons lumbar;
schr Eliza Day. Whia L1ko, lumber achr .. u. Mas-
ton, Mcnomiuec, 1unbor scov J. a. jolhson aa,'Ea-
tllcf, lumber sehr RAcspc, Musteson, lumber aiHr
sIuskcgop, Muskcgon, Rundriss scir reEsis, White
Iako Lumber; aclr z. q. Simmons, Ludlngton,
lumber; achr nosA Dets, Maskcgon, lum-
her: achr Ia.tlc Georgia, Maskegon. s'a.ea,
scAr JossIa Phillips, aIsulstee, lumber; schr 1ev
utant, Muskegon lumber; schr 1Scr fawaon. Musse-
gol, lumber sshr Aluerva, Muategou. lumbar; sehr
AIinnis Mael!cr. Maskegoa, LUMBAR; seht Ottawa
Huntington, lumber; schF screnth Ohio, Muskegon,
Kata Lyons, atuskeeoa, lutntorl' scbF pa-
Rrlm, MusksGon, lumber; achr Aayauce'
a,usxegon, lumber; sehs Tttcolor, Holland,
ltavea; prop II. Pains. Grand 1lsvtn. ugati
achr Morning Star. chotoygsn. lumbor; schr Dawn,
sluskcgon lumber: schr 1Mlnlleer, 8lnakegon, iusn-
ber: eehr Australia. MassssoH, lu'aeer; scas !, r.
Tracy, usistcc, lumber schr E!ya, Holland. wool;
schs supply, Portage Lake, lumber; selr Abigail,
Ausksson, lumber sehr A4douna, Msniaso, lumber;
seAr Ws1l1tna. Muskfaon lutnher; sehr l. L. Coates.
Muskcgon. lumbar teow B4i'os boy, Mussexon, wool;
prop AMMO Laurie. Do Pero pig~iron; tchr O. Y
Wsker, 10 lure, iron ore; echr y. g. Andlsa1s Molf
rs,lfoad ties scr b. Dates Ek naplds, cedar posts
.shr Argo ooonto n.y wooa aS,. :snt xsoS i; '0Def
a.ss.on pass ii. sS.s, y
urls o n hslt pork, as3 pags sundres sGhr l, teh
Yaikenburg, uood uArbor bsls PORK, % hu outs y
bta Hour: st.uF Huron 6auHAtuck, ts!a p9fk igo
pkvs suudgtea atlur bhsboyg4u, savboygan. ~ nals
Eroom bso Empty hut,st 183 rkas sands!et
st,nr Uorona. u. Jo4sph. % keas beer; ~
say. 20 bn oats; achr Ella E.enwood. %hite
iAke, 10 tons hay; achr andrew 9aci4on, He'd
Iuysf rolls beltinK; scir pAlllrs Asnisteo 2.00o
bu pats echs H. lauanh, Michigan CITY. II, no 9eet
luntcr rsur fatortte Menoialnes A1t enaIses, W
pes dues scGr J. HibtAr, uorn* 14er, 70 hrls salt
sri. sugar u bxs groceries, paEa sunlEea .chs Bo-
phis j. LmG. Ford lliyes, ! ton Grun, LED bn oats,
as bfls Hour, i chcsts tes. a pigs aaudr!es
pEop Mc4gpu8er Uenton HaEor a bsla tour, ~ pkga
sundrles simf Auategon Musansg1n. &c u otas pork lQ
KauaoI Iof na.on ~ Z eS S,an sosn Nl %9 TIL 4 aoa,
bu corr; schr u. 4. Muit, Dutalo, 22.sl4 hu cof1
barge tjlina sar, Port Huron, ID t35 bu schi
pnsonta, Hutislo ,8tt hu corr echr Falcon, Lul
| iuxto4 tqus fsGd 10 trts bttl, 10 ofz PORK.
, 1875-05-15
LIVE ST0CK.
CHICAGO

CATTLE-Thara was decided improvement In tho
dsmand, aud tho market wsa stronger. Eastern buy
crs, vho during tho preceding days Of tic week. wero
idls took hold liberal scale, And the coas OF trado
found tue yards we'll closred Of all grades suited TO
tho wants Of tbs Eastoru market. The purchases Of
feeders aud local butchers atr tho former pay
lug $326@t.75, and Tho iattcr $9.ou '00 Thars was
trading At pfces ranging from $500 for acalawags to
se40 for extra grala though moit OF tho dsys work
waa touo wlu range Of sL76dsG.1s. strador, ,Wads-
worth d Hall sold dr0ya 1t tle outside figure. Tho
In2rkat cloAG1 ff1l,
, 1875-05-15

Chicago and Northwestern, &t.lE3i+2l: do afNaMkae
sias s'nGes essss H. Hsasssa; ls ~ wsSss fe1
R5c 1nlet and firm otnnl' n ennn, hM. ~ larry mar,y
tssfs 'i@sd sa smsna n1 %ne %s.tssn villa
aos3ic; ysiaw d" and teh nxe ssSn 2,.MMe- .s,sss
ss.r.% ;ss,ssns; Ss;oe H., ,oa,,,,o ,o,,,
s%ss: sSs;; s' @ s s sss
r1nss IT,, ,1si,'s. Mola,'ta a"'os iIa'ed 'aana'
TfraaIruM-Dai lid Nominal; crude, O.; ronnod,
Hssaixtn ns.,s-t so*,,sb.
% Er,n'F, T., Tr,,rEx .,:, s1sE--9a!es; " ai9oiHo.
Sssssr; tSsr: na1 ~. so ne
dull. cut meals tul. s,llns aulot; Wes;nEn long
st,s stc,'s TIC sSt short clear '4' l4Fd aF1'F p'u'
WcsfEa-rrm; wessern, 1qastec.
CHExsE-ltnstttlcd sslAAc.
wMnkx-nali si.al.
rnfh4pELrnrA,, MAY N.-rsrnoLruN-Nomin
''2ss ssas 6 siSs ssrs fsi ws,s Tim
city aud na1 unchanged,
;t "ns e.. siGs s,t s,sspt IS
@a.a7lH: rernrylsauia. Indiana, and Ohio, $e.o1a
$40, hlsh sFa.la,. tf,ooas.E.
anl s7o ior yellow: assso5o f'r we.ler,t np,rei.
sss -: pSr* t. =.
necf ilnmr, sis.aKas,.50: snlkci hams, i:94.sr;
g,cale1 g. ''A1aHo' prt'+'a ho'' p'.s1o'. 1Ard'
Wl,1.nI-!te'a at s! "a fsr TesteIa; ,u
nuT1En-steauy sew antx ana nfaatofn uonh!s Y
G5!4e; DO nrstt. i7@i9s: robs e1tra,, 2ts 2ar.
ongo o0ngssEo~2net s Western pfin's 'sH9sl'ac'
A'''4A'''' "'tnstat naL!tug,'s. a,y ~
.se.ay ritz. an;Huss ; ss; ~, :, NJ
IT, :i5s NJ, az sl',; miis, s,aa AZ .s; xGi
1%l, VI u Nt6fn ztrtyet nj
i'm: Wsse:n sh,ia; 7as;7o; Western missd, 7ie,
Itss-rirm and nl.,, unchanged: ,.,.. ro.x
$s.u *35' Lux moAn-sho1!ierS: "; ciear r'b,
slsalaefs o,Ss ee.t rbs isslS.e. Hams! iI%c
iss %t.issa ssa 'ss&c
rsrno'zua.semiasiiy s'H.5ss. 1'''''S'
"H4*1-s''''; ner e,yc,xs44'l i:s!;' 4 sl'a''
srato is@,.a. .,,.,m.,..,.,...-
.eaay and 'e m9e5.ss Il t9nHnd st. 1o73e n5e quiet
% S,ss"ysss,ass': ~ = % .''s' aa'' A'' "'A'''l
cnn,as-sioaas s,a "i,I InIsS IN Inoaer.s demand,
Taov1aloss-P5sk dui. aud nor,nsi; lleii at $500.
ycr % 1n9 kete sSc. III. Dut.moatsmpsai, INV Iii,
Gus hois,ess i'm; shoulders, aI9a,c; ciesr IT,,
16&.G It'll. 1Q5fG 4bk61 tlGAr. Bacon fair
Nrrn hs|d Il tshvsiasi3I IS,ss.
Wxtsgx-Donand gnol Ut fult usiccs; sl11.
! ,It1.wAuKrE.
uuwAuxxs. Mn, ,m-rnot,n-on,st .JaImn. sna pncbanu.
CO. nn.,p-wa,at srn. M !, s,os.<. M. a. II mar
rrnr Il NJ f"ly Il ui,f t1ats scarre mi Hrn "a
| y In usnrr tn1l<1 iii Corn 1r,n and hfcher M
in store. III: Mew ia s,ore. 7oc, rye scarco Ind or-
| nal: Eo. iii eture Si.io, ptrloy uominal: Ma, 2,
| sfa,. No A. SIN -
TnnytMossHo,sct ; hui n.m, Mcss port, sa1.5o.
Prime larf, 16NGslGc.
0nA1N FnEtiluTs-inur.sve and nominal1y uuchaug-
1sEcE1rIsLFlour, boU1 Lrs oats al, 600 bu: wheat,
Rul IN
| sRivuyxxs-Ftour, 900 b.lt; cuts. 800 hu; wheat,
2ciUV0 Iu; com, sod bt,.
| sr. 1ouss. ...-...-.
sr Lortt Nav 14-Fxoun-oulet AMI unchanged .
! min dotua' ny S'''' "A' N'S''A"''N
WnafN@Wheat lrrc1,,sr: kou,c sales n,K,,cr No, q
rcj winter II iafai.i3X cash: 81 ~ Nav: xtiGsf
| Jui4. Nh j tnr,nv II GSAI 3s<. aoft d. III d. Corn
oneMl hui1Sr. No j. TIC: plovHi ot Nc cash: 7JHo
Nav: 1IMa73c Juno: 779io July. pafs higher: eiN
tao$c cAh esxu May; ito june. barley nud rye,
nothing lone.
| WN1s11-Ftrrn $&.cr,
paovIsiosh-Purk Nominal At $3I.7s. Dry salt and
f---r i.t a. At 2..1ta Z
, 1875-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
THE following Instruments wess 1led for sseord
FIldoy, NaY14:


Friday, May II;
pIrI rH1YE1tr.
NORTH Ann 1T. 9s II , Of Carrell ", " :txl2o
rritou u, I'D 1t " o1 I4npo,A u y {, :s1Aastt.
dstGd May II. .s,%......"......:..;':: .,
Uilpu 1t, po II u Ut GAlsllNrt ~ sft 2a1loo
Il. Win butlaia8s, 1Asud Ms. la........... I,
uu,a.n y. v eor x ME.s ", T. Huron Vt 81 s7A
ssS;sy It. hst H1uroe ind Albums sts, ! I, ssx
t4i s-iJ H. datol Aay IT,. .......'........... D.
Dsyi..nn II, l:o9sw of p.ultna u, 4 {, 1'1i.4
ctnt,s ~, Is S;-los Il = q Txsniy y.a;oad It, ;.
VI, 24s6 l&t1lof f, dated Nay u;;.;:,:. l.
Il, viii as1la4,t Is 10 saa'.s hlo1t, 'lta 'la-
proYsmeuts, dated sspt. 9, ta!a.......,...s g
Baf.lo ~ tuo aLoYc, dated Feb. t...:...:.....
West Monroe II, VI Ut oatley ~, 8 9&3!a q, =
ttsa d.tsa -, & Il 9; u::S i, asoit
1lth huIidlpRt, dAtu1 MaJ ~, V,.....+....... q
Twsaty.8rst ST, 4s II GOT lincoln It, T. axfss
q a.tea Ayr 70. "a; 8; Tw:at;.inl i;
All Il of nipak Il, ss.ssA AysA @.,.'.-,.. II
, 1875-05-15

xe,y light: hso Tia demand, Eastern hlYsrH claiming
sy s,. s" y sc n" IT,; f." s If m " as
Cars m o., tna market, WHICH WA tao aileri ier man,
wv. E.ss M !tss E 1;%! il. .s:;s p;|%s:,
S"; sse: for ss! .!'e .s rtsk @ foos I cnIy hea'i
.an.: H. ~ssf ST 5ss. ~ srrs Sss @ s
baink well supplied from Chicago. Tho marked CLOSED.
t1cphls 1925 ss40 naernr ,o good rorHcrs, $'.toss
e.; RoTi s..ses aess sr H. w+s. .a
Tsa., "a Tst'd. ,as ist Ut It Ts. T|s s!.ss re-
rclrts h,oro Nbtral. Market dull AMI tending i"wer.
a aood inn,ter rcuain 'nsoll. and The prospect y
6 81 i ';scis' . IT, sts + g m q to Ill., %
ALBANY.
"tes t!,paM M,x g 4: sSse ss. 81,
cars--tuy II short Of Int weekanh Of fair nver.a
1a.1ty. An advance waa asked nj Tho or enlng. but
lave bcen tc sans a. 1aAt weak Country trsiu dc.
nlnt net no largo - lst week, bt the ancrcafc q
ss IT. ,s;s y: : II tie Eftsy d sy; q ss sss ss fs
Of through stock.
snElr-pIli aug ~ oa: Receipt: 60 san-a = n,oEs ore
sale. lEmtte to lmnslis1e wants aaIes clipped ats'oo
lEoas-ucAsy and du!l: sales OF ssors rigs 1t az
@luc.
ttnurrA1o N. r. MAY 1a.-cArrIs-l1ccclpia, ss1 d;
tal for liza week, ds1t; no a'arkot to.ay fresh ar-
sHErr ASD 1AMns-ltccelrts, 1,2oo: Total for tho
wtck, 1850; market 1st; sales @ ,59 ohto Clipped
shcojt averaging "a 10 80. at A.S0Rtfo: froah At
an:o s's ia ye.'sf!s sispsi E..l il 1.t ls"d.
2ssf'ss iii ssss e.; e. ~ ss't
500 sa.2a; heavy; ualed 3o9.
snxEP-necelrs, o.oso, milking la,loo for tho lltt
tns aYs sans s a. sas :Ie IT, as ast ,ep "sqf
laml,s.
for days asa!nat la97j at tic sau's t.tas laa week
mons of1eEct alyo.
eT. InuIs. ..-
ST. LourG, tIaT f{.-ltode-N.refpts, $50; s{e1dy !
.hrrsr.: ss;gs1S; bseon, s'.'h.7.d'; good to o.
r.: i sy &C., co. ssaa s, f1sss ssSst
81 ?' 1sass ;aase = 4
CINCINNATI, Mar 14.-uoas Steady; no den,anta
common, M.sb .si.l5; fair TO medium, f7.G4a1.7o
good, *7.so9s.co. Receipts, 1870; shipments, 9o.
LUMBER.
Tito uhoeaals nlatkst VA fathar quiet 5t&ser1AJ
In tho morning tho offerings wore email hut 6eser4
cargoes urrired iatu III Ito nftoruonn, and thu 70
nlainar Of the feat hourly oxrs.so tho few bug
ers present preferred to wait LII morning. uce stun
sold at $as9 and common Inch quoted At $lo.0oa
1t.5o. Lalh $780, md ahtng1cs $:.3o0 !.f2H.
Cargo schr Mann, from 1naln8un, 1a5 m fosls AMI
scautllng 1t $3.50 schr L. H. Dufton from do, 1so n
do at $stu scr o. L. Jnauson, fron Mantkep, 1o3 n
toRta and scautllng Rt $l.so aehr Duharu, from do
los m DO It 1852 Ga1d BY J, II. Loonis k Co.
Cargo I:ow johnson, from saugatuck, 60 m .'r.
rsccn AnI ut $8.1s. rs green 10 ut $3.50. Bold b,
EglestOu, Ifazctton 4 TO.
Thn yard trals was asaln fall, pr!cos remaining y
| herr{nforo.
, 1875-05-15

There waa some inquiry fos sts'c1e, hnt ng.n., :.
fl1se 10 tnako engagements nj tlIo rAeB otorr sli,
wcrc Jit6aJNo for corn ai,1 90 for cats. Ths s.t.
tnlcs wera Do for corn mud we for oate. Carl ;.
tnluk that sy holding or wl,i'o longer they ~t}t.
abls 10 got Tho rates they cmand. thu ELEVATOR, ~,
full Of grln n,d tho capAcy Of Tic vessels here IN,
the last tssnase. siplcrt udcsed 4Ec sur gessrs n
l,a.. wheat a! allwamkne for Ilunalo tbs scllr II
Cfoathwslte WAS takrn Thtlradsy evening for soun
hi curn tn nHalo OH priyale terms. Tn hargu Insr
Uc.n taken II, this aiternoon for wv bu rotn Il
A., mud ~, LDO bu uats At jc.
, 1875-05-15
pnol,Na OF lUafrrp VFsst1 c

7r,o onnnra ~ h,roher vnraats NJ Ado ,,H. A.
a,s.,s. .s,...'.s. -, !, -, ~ H., IT, us'a d
neE Of Frankn nti South Water streets, fur tia ya,
pose ol l,oollna tin rcstcta In the lumbar tralefA
tween ,ns ort md lilo caal shore nnl urccn Inv -
.,.,sa,', .,.,,,, 1es ~.,ns tssp nu, .'''
Tho meeting WA ot9atsIzed by tho election ot csp,
Mullen NJ Chairman, mud Nr. JAmcs Duncan Il
Bstrotary.
Al INCREMENT I3raWn up ly Mr.. ]. 9. Kfchbnra w
rpai a,t} rsjec.ftl.
lie following agreement, Adopted by tho veysY.
owcrk cnglEtd in tho Hagtnaw trade, wa. then re1J.
For yat's 1essiycd. wu =, Of =. owncr nwuet,,
lima md oliisa or.eires 10 -, trustee ior o,cl nj
B!ase of MisNiaa., W follows, 7
That, d1rlng THO sc!son Of navigation nf 1a1s,v "
wilt NOT iceeit directly or llrccy. nor lerlEt aay
PERSONS !! our lcliaf 10 accept, fur Carrying tuuet
by any u tho Sa'd vaals, Or Gy any other sea,r1
of harl.ation any owor rats for carrying ia4n
the f11uHtng, io-wit, bsinR tho minimum rhtfa:
Fer II foot from Lay LILY to uetrolt aud Uuia
lpts. .....,.................$i75
Fer foot frnn Ny dty u Tonawantls. ac5
l:lo sui Dnitirk Same as lutInla rao..
Al lumber carried from Zl~ankcs and gurss Mil,
t9c Ter nj feet afoya LAY City rates, and all Anlhef
seet nbo;e yay CITY rates. AL !assys carried !ton
bay mud lafc shore rprts aath ef aud nrluaing
Oh,boygan, to my not 1ess tbsn bay Oily rates.
Tor towing lasHcst not less ti1Hn onc-thrJ Gt} nf
H. abyye rate. Except barsa for Tonawsn.ial thsy
anl down the Niagara Riysr.
AL tnw-barges Or vessels carrying lumber for ess
thin .ha above rates slsa bo charged twcnsyase D
pct ea,s abore tho U.s. ratios for lowing.
Aua TN. tic sum Of Eve hundred dollars $500. II
Ia hereby agreed, shall 1e stipulated damages TO ba
rad by 10 the sal -, Trustee, afotesnd for
csh and eyery violation ef aA.d a9rea,nent as who