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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27

FARMER, of Webster county, Ne
braska, May 16, furnishes an inter
esting letter for the Telegraph this
week-provided it is true. It is adj
dressed to Editor Of Telegraph and
signed, Farmer,-the name of the
writer being withheld from us. Con-
trary to our usual custom not to
publish anonymous communications
we publish this letter. But in doing
SO we will say that we deem it unre-
liable, in part at least. There seems
to be internal evidence that the
writer is not what he assumes to be
that Farmer is not q farmer. This
mreliability detracts very much from
the interest of the letter, and the
readers of the Telegraph will take
Farmers article for what it is worth
only.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27
LADIES COSTUMES.

Rich Mohair Poplin Suits, $1,000
1900, 1900, 5000, $500, 5000
$500.
Pongee Suits, silk and wool mixtures
$500, 5000, $500, 1000, 5000
Elegant Paris Costumes in black and
colored silks at Great Bargains
$500 to 10000.
5000 Grass Cloth and Linen Suits.
Grass Cloth Suits, $1.75, 200, $50
800, $50, 400, 4.50, 500.
Linen Suits, $3.50, 400, 4.5O, 500
$50, 600.
Linen Suits braided and embroidered
$3.50, 700, $50, 500, $50, 1000,
1900, 1900, 1900, 5000, $500.
Linen Costumes. unmade, embroider-
ed, and Hamburg work, $500, to
$500.
White Lawn Suits, $500 to 600.
White Lawn Suits, Hamburg trimm-
ed $500 to $500.
White Nainsook Suits, $500 to
5000.
Children's Linen and Pique Suits
in endless variety.
500 CEack Cashmere Sa cques,
$500. $50, 700, $50, 500,
$50, 1000. 1900, 400, 1900,
1000. $500, and upwards.
Elegantly Embroidered Cashmere
Nantes, DoImans, Tabliers, etc F.,
$500 to 5000.
Grenadine Embroidered Tabliers,
$35, 1900 and 5000.
Llama Lace, Points and Sacques,
newest designs, $500 to 1O0.-
90.
Nottingham Lace Curtains, $500
$50, 800. $50, 400, 4.5O, 500,
$50, 600, $50, ZOO, $50, 500
per window.
Guipure Lace Curtains, $3.50, TO-
90, 1900 per window.
Swiss Applique Lace Curtains, $12.-
90 to 4O.0O per window.
Curtain Net by the yard, 20 cents
and upwards.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27
Rurdett Organ ms.

HAVING had several years experience in re-
pairing Pianos Organs and Melodions and there
by gaining thorough knowledge of the various
instruments in the market as regards their rela
and hoping by strictly adhering to my established
custom of re recommending and selling the BEST al
the very lowest prices such Instruments are ever
sold, to merit continuance OF the largely IN
creasing trade given me within the several coun
ties where have operated during the past seven
years. To parties wishing information relative
to purchasing, exchanging or repairing. such vii
be freely given. Address, o. w. CHANDLER,
41yl Burlington, Wis.
Steinway and Haines Pianos.
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oatarrh. It is not nose remedy. but liquid to
be taken internally, and acting the cause de-
stroys the disease. Thousands who have used it
can testify to its efficacy. One trial will convince
tho most skeptical. These remedies have acquir-
ed wide reputation and those afflicted ehould
not fail to give them a trial. Prepared only by
JAMES PRIDHAM, Waukegan, Illinois.
For sale in Kenosha by f. Robnson,& H. q. CLARK,
Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller & Fuller.
dSv1
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writer in the Educational this week
under the caption, Who is Responsible
when he says:
| To the parent the infant mind comes
fresh from the hand of the Creator pure
spo less. innocent-soft and impossible
receiving as readily and indelibly the
impressions OF truth, virtue, humanity
uobIeness, moral integrity, moral courage
energy and industry, as the blighting
stamps of the opposite qualities
Some are much more prone to good
and some to evil than others. We
believe however that all may be made
good by moral education.
We think The writer of the article
above referred to is altogether too
sweeping when be says: Take the
young child as he first appears at the
Fschool-room door! He is already educated
in this ways of vice. From four to SIX
years Of his life are already passed and
that too under the tutoTship of those
who have taught MIN only evil" We
think the writer Of the foregoing could
not fully have realized what he was
writing. We are happy to believe that
there are many children from tour TO
SIX years old, who, as they appear at the
school-reom door, are not already educa-
ted in the ways of vice, but that they
have received more or less moral educa-
ton. And just here we will say that e
think the common schools have very
much deteriorated in moral education
within the last thirty to fifty years. We
remember we'll the practice then ofboys
taking eff their hats end making bows
and girls making curtesies whenever
they met or were passed by man Or
woman. Then scholars were manEerly
and polite, and impertinence and impu-
dence were unknown.
We are sorry that the writer of, Who
is Responsible? should speak of Gage in
connection with Fisk and Tweed, and
think that he docs n;'t fully understand
the Gage case. Gage, as Treasurer Of
Chicago, during his frst term of office,
with the approval of the city officers,
placed the money OF the city in bank
at interest and paid the city for its use
hundred thousand dollars more or less.
During his second term he again placed
the money Of the city in bank at interest
with theapproval of the city officers.
This time some of the banks failed, and
failed to pay the money of the city over
to Gage and Gage failed to pay it over
to the city. Otherwise We believe there
is no evidence that Gage nsed the money
OF the city for his own use.
We have long aud very able address
or lecture on Moral Education by Prof.
Buchanan which we should like to give
to our readers, aud may do so at some
future time if we can find room for it.
He takes new ground on the subject and
holds that moral education is Of
paramount importance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27
.ANoNYMors,-We have receive

ANoNYMoUs.-We have received
a well written communication with
out date, with the caption, The Ma
MIA, and the signature, S, giving an
account Of a spelling school in Dis
trict No. 8, without town, county OF
state. The superscription on the
envelope was, Editor Telegraph.
Kenosha, Wis. Only the middle
part Of the post-mark in print was
legible. From the letters which could
be seen it was evident that it could
not be the name Of any post-ofice in
Kenosha county. It might be Union
Grove or might be something else
1t we are furnished the name of the
writer and of the town, county and
state in which District No. 8 is To-
Gated, we will publish the communi-
cation. Otherwise the readers of the
Telegraph must be deprived of the
pleasure Of reading it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27

MRS. ABRAHAM LINCOLN was adjudged
insane, in Cook County Court, Illinois,
last week, and has been taken to ,,ri-
Vate insane asylum. It was believed
thai her safety demanded the course ia
ken. Her son Robert made the appli-
cation to the court and, being sworn as
witness, he manifested much emotion
and filial affection. After the adiudica-
ton he approached his mother and Of
fered her his hand. She said to him,
How could you be so ungrateful. You
have reached my heart. And she re-
fused to take his hand. After returning
TO the Pacific Hotel and before she was
taken to the asylum she eluded those
who were placed in charge for her safety
and went to three different drug stores
to get laudanum and camphor ostensibly
for neuralgia of her arm but really with
the intention of committing suicide.
The druggist of the Pacific Hotel, to
whom she first applied, suspecting he1
intentions, managed to foil her. Twice
however he furnished her the quantity
asked but substituted solution of burnt
sugar in water instead oflaudanum and
camphor, and each time, after passing
from the store to the side walk, she placed
the vial to her lips and swallowed itc
contents,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27

CastOria is substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
as pleasant to take as honey. For wind collie and
sour stomach it is simply wonderful. Physicians
recommend 1t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27
PRTDHAM'S
STANDARD REMEDIES.
. So ET - M q

Can be cured-Pridham's Asthma Specific will
relieve the worst case in five minutes, and from
one to three bottles effect permanent cure. Il
never fails.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27

kENNPsA a o To- Ia - = 'I1 80 ~
full cure by your Liniment, and he wants it made
known for the benefit of mankind. The following
is his affidavit ::
Yours truly, L. McQUOWN.
Estate of Michigan, County of Eaton, IS.
MIR. Riley Hance, on his oath, says: That for
the last ten years he has 0een very severely at
ficted with the rheumatism and has been for the
last six years entirely helpless, nsomuch that he
could hardly move, and had given up all hopes OF
that about five months ago, 1 commenced the
using of Centaur Lniment. and it has produced
wonderful results, and now feel almost as we'll
az ever RILEY HANCE."
"Subscribed and sworn to before
me, this 10th day of Dec, 1874. {
LEoNIDAs McQUowN.
Justice of the peace.'
LEXINGTON, KY, June 80, 1878.
''GENTLEMEN-1t take very great pleasure in re-
commencing the Centaur Eminent for animals.
It is the best remedy have eyer tried for bruises
strains, cuts, splints, &c.
Every respectfully, HENRY P. McGRATH."
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Call for the Republican State Convention
at Madison.

at Madison.
A State Convention representing the Republi--
can party of Wisconsin, is hereby called TO meet
at the Capitol in the city of Madison at IL O'Clock
NJ, "Wednesday. July 4, 1875. tor the purpose OF
placing In nomination candidates for election for
State officers to be supported by the party at the
general election. and to transact ouch other bust
ness as may be deemed appropriate.
Each Senate and Assembly district Will Do EMU :
tied to two delegates in the Convention.
(Signed) E. w. KEYEs. CHAIRMAN,
FRANK LELAND,
j. L. M0AK,
j. III. VIVIAN,
I, NJ BEAN,
ELIHU COLEMAN.
ROBERT McCURDY,
H. b. COLES,
J. i. KINGSTON.
Republican State Central Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27
7. A.: CHAPMAN 4 CD.
MHAW AUKEE.

We have the largest display ever
offered by US Of the following Goods,
comprising all the latest novelties at
the lowest market prices:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-05-27
A heart full of grace is better than
a heart full of notions.
Centaur Lininnents ALA

Cemtaur LiEimentS allay
pain, subdue swellings, heal
burns and cure rheumatism,
spawn, and flesh. bone and nus
Gle ailments. White Wrapper
for family use-Yellow Wrapper
for animals.
"WEsT WINDSOR, Mich.
Dnc 10 1874
, 1875-07-02

Epseta1 Ri.posfA Tia Chieaaa 1sisuas.
NEw YoRk, July t,-QaAiH-Wleat Markee excited,
and 9So higher, with brisk export sad speculative
te1nard; sales sY,a ,akO IN At sl.lbx41.Is for No.
Chicago and No. Northwestern; g.l9sl.1l fur No.
Milwautee; el.7Asl.es for No. spring; tl.1iai.2s
for upgradei Iowa sud Mtnnesoa spring ti50 HIS
for wiutsr rod Weateru slt3t. 80 for amber DO and
31.324si,s0 Tor whlta Western; also 900 Lu No.
Chicago for July At tl6A: 5000 bu No. M!lxautes
for iast hAlf ut July and nrst haR Of August
As$l.l3k; aud a,oCQ bu No Milwaukee, now OH tina
canal, u 2l.l9i A.ooe bu NJ, Ntwsakee. to arrive
within Two waska. u si.2a sara bu No Chicago for
July 1t Sl.lskt sud au,oo0 bu No. Milwaukee for
July 3la, Rye Arm n poc for CauzdA IN bond. aud
$lea9 ~ for State. Oorn aA1ds fEn,sr; ssles OF
a. 000 bu 1t 7f380c tor steam Western mixed; Sl9
s7Ho for satl do, apd 7a@7da for heated do. Oats
ahads nsmss uales Of - o bu At t2At3Ho for ni1ed
Westsrn, aud s39oac for White Weatsru.
PAovIaIoss-llIl quiet; 1lHu for city long
clear LAID 1rm; aAiss 1t LOO tcs II lto foE prime
stAatn.
1aooxa1x4-BugAr-MaEkat steady. with Hodatsts
demand; tait 10 you'd safnug il quoted n 1A8s,.o;
prime II S4o, aud xhtta Havana 1t skato*c. cof-
tcc-Aarket Arm fair inquiry Rio, 1tk8lsG, gold
Maraeaibo, II = Gs4a':, gold.
TALtow-Fsr11, viii ss1as Of n, ,00o tcs 1t pe,
WIn4k1-tNa4su sh2is stronger. With &saF in
quiry sales Of It's hsls 1t $l.laxsl.1o,
I3xsauss-QuiSt vary arsa rstuA.
In Ia As&4eiatSa trs4s.1
Mxw Yoa4 9uly 1.-f4pVE-RsesPts, 10000 bFls
afass tas danand, esp&das Hsstsfu anA stst%,saee
, 1875-07-02


NEW Ionx, Jnls 1.--stouc! easy; 29a prime mar
cautilb paper, aff'b.
Sterling arm hi for 6adsy and 40 for sight
Cuklonss receipts, :5l,tl0. ..-...
t1ol rtsong, opening 1t ttlG7t and closing at 17s.
Borrowing fates, 1ht3. 1Aans were also hlAus HAT.
aud at 1es cent for carrying. Ths Asststant Treas
u1er a!sburscd sJ1l 900.
CieAring*. ST.. !.ouE,oN'. ..,..,.....
tlold awards to-day, 81 900 roo, Ut 11G.a1K1lo.oa
0oycrnncntA steady. I.ailroa1 hon1s hrEa. State
securities quet, e1copt Tennessee, which were strong
and higher.
The Executive Committee of tho Lake Shore Com.
pany have put furth statement Which Shows gTuss
s4rsiugs todssx month"; Q! ,9l 0 espcnscs $stG5-
co., md no ear,Ings $t.i7aooo. Atler paying tutor
est tllese IL balance IT about t59u00 and dlyi-
drnd was declared. Therp was sharp decline In
at.klls Immediately after the anys announcement
Blocks irregular at tha commencement Of n's"
nsa Ad iatns Le'ame weak, With tho derlin0 rang.
ing from IL Shorlly after II, thsro squirt III
rartnc Mail Wcntern Uuton, and Union Pacific, which
acted brace for the rAs Of tho Market bnt toward
tho clnss the VII ole market tutnbsl With Ike bhofo
~ tho feature. At Tho 1nal close. however, socks
wu1s strong and higher with recovery Of II TO II
from tho awc~s Point. Tha GrcatAt ssrcnsth VA io
loH. Lake stnrs declined to ~ md clo4sd et ON.
Wo.teru Unon recovered from 70 !"
ro: ro. from. r. s u 1s, csos!ns at ths Litter ssuls
Nurtbwuatet11 advanced to 3B:t Other changes weEe
alsAt There good buying Of stocks on the de-
tlttte occa*lune by the Laka ehota atatanent Trans
actions ;. ths STOCK E.s,.nas .srs 2Gg oo .aarst Of
H00> Nothweht'rn oOoo Eris, o. oo Laks ahors, and
| ami JnIDu rIC11c.
, 1875-07-02
MARINE.


PORT OF CHIcAno. July I. >
AnRrvEp-Behr WcstehcstcT, Muakegon. lurnbers
schr TrpotoP, Holland. stavsh sehr Rhene1er, Linz
con, lumber stn,r Corona, u. TO- sunds5es; prop
Messenger, ut. 10, sndsss st,nr shsboygsu. Maei.
towae, aunisiss, ashr Q. T. ooateA Mnskeson, luts-
ber; schr q. II, nohests, Wh,te 4fka, lauabsss
schf bluutcalm Charlotte, coal; et1nF Musksgcn.
Muskegon, suRdsies; schr El Tcmpo, Rhits
Niyer lumber schr J. ". nrown hsiafegon, lumber;
psop O, +. Hsath 6aagasuos, tandries prop asofks
Dunbar, Auskegon, Bundtisa targe oontesfs Aua1s"
Ron suntses kt,nr Hurou, Aul!Elld. surdrsss: sehs
nr1tvcwst4g lIuG4lo, hulk salt ter a4uatos. Gown
10, coal scow I4ausua, Bsugatuck, wool sehE O.
/, 1ollrspu. Frankfort, lumber; scuw L, Isintar,
suu.h Haven, wuol; schr 1fobotsss, buffalo. coal !;
nron Mohswk, buffalo xundtfos sehr EiiEa Day
whlls Lake. lumbar schr ]. II. Mead, MpenA'
lumber; schr arsco II. IIIes, Lndlnstnn,
sms' ;sAr e. hMsen nStq ISasa1 sssr lS T.
bard, Mn.ktgnn. lumber sohr Carrier, Msassee !lm'
lsr lchr J. y: Aowrey. Lncoln. lumber prop Mont NJ
inaion iunber; schr ii1Iie pouF, 81. josapA. luar
bar, sehr thttadephia nnHsle. smnasaas seha
Auekhkny E1ls eo9l sehr Mswa.ss % n.lir' MsnSs .
.ctlr Il, ]. Kk'dnore, fsnswster, humber echf Il.
It.ud, Kevaunes, bark, suhr q. D. Morris, GOOD
llarbos, wood prop CITY VI Traverse. Traverse chy
ols4a.n-aehr j. Z. bailey, puas1o, 90 b. oa.s
sehr TE1-Coos, lio'ana, esla park ssat H!as.fa'
Dufso, ,sU bu wheat sehr N. Dali, Musssgoa %
cds stous; schs q. L.. Hazard. Buffalo. 70 oao ha
af ta1sss eass i 5 KY. un
| ries stnr sheboyEau, Munttowuc, snn4r,ea prop
.ssz s,. Rsk ,s,S rn1 ssndr Il t.,
b1 corn stnar MusktRou Muskeeon. % hr1s nout =
g. a y ea
sundIes; prop Ildaer State, hudalo TO- go b. ehss
81; es sa saaass, :F .aaTs; asaIga sosp o4ap
philadelphia. Erie, 4L4 bEl4 nuue and S1uas1ea<
, 1875-07-02

and with the continued aoerr.ss In prodnolon Will
not Int over o. days. We cst!ae tho pretent stock
Il, iynn 1T 7,1 lria, and tar pail At 1900 bts,
li1t}ES--wers duli and easy. Tanners nrn hm}nE
only to nrst !mmt1lale wAs,tR Tie attTk "a Irhltff.
hAsh and arriving Ia gcherAl1y htetlaf: homa tieap
&so shipping thcit cuarsc htl"s 70 EnFnrs. ~
at*,se Tnnshttoh& n sosnrtnes pau ut hEnrlhss ,
odcrlnRH Green city h,trherH' 6r; Errsn cfe'l light
ans! heavy nc gret rait !-tr: 1f5 A'nt i m', sp
and rnf IL: dry shr1 hides, itc .lrtenn r'ins 4.
llnles with on Eslt, and nstr arc claspea a. naua
sss psassa ey !. soa " o o'ne' f"''A'f'' 'fS''
METALS AMI !lNNE!ts h!oGN-Meio ~ s'i'nn.. @
ate Ae,hanl Enh stesaf: a t!n u, - nnsntcI 1aa-
tatuns4 rrx ILArs-.fU, 1osf4. eiioo; Do foonnK'
i!s ic sl"Fo II" 11sI@Kc' M s>e III sfa" ~ IT,
7Hc har, stf@'r: lcha ilfe' re. III, ssn'
"a: ahtathiu9 sdprns. nc. HHfh9 III ' snass'
lu.c; leKs quantity llt snls' n:e: Sill I, nn.
Nh ~ 4sc r.te%: haeFs .r,is II n.t. ~ IL. ~
ltAr "aH-Nos r. :" W ~, ~ r. ~ ~ - = 10 ~
=. II ~: II hid ~ ~ - anu !u. 'se 49, a IT,
1ac: ", le"i ~ ioc: tu'l huholt4' ~ pes ee'' az"
count iense wirr. eHe; ,o,a,s
o1IA-cnrben MID nteea ware caa.et' 'ne w. te,s.
et4hng ta CO fur raw sud Gic ioF "1Si. no
were lnsu ~ o'nST S,si ~. sao ,s,
sarhoh fsta9Iasa "nne!l -" VIZ; s Il, - n fo,,t
10 de9 AaEtt.o: essa ~, m'eT , arn VI. ia: do
fnl y3atc; Ne. 6NAsso: iihseen, IS"a o1o. ,, ~
'iLet! PIC; wnalct t1f'o ntnt' n II IN.
foot oil tr,ety pere .trs,;. "; ~. ninsmso
Ao NO. !. Faei oank o,+ ooe tst ~. H. IL.
oil, dM4 'ec: tnfiehinne;; in; aeos pApa'ns u
naIitlia, comfnon. l1Nisne. ,., H. n,o., .ons,+ton
ltFhAV'7-se" te,a.ta". ~ @ U.s. Ia ~ 49, ,,,r,, rrys
weTe salap!e u pr NJ. sN ~ ,nrrc.s
ins daily a"1 ~ Ara hgo SaSa aor. v.ia,ds pa IA
| cIc ,,,, ,,a t,s rh,rt
oGe.nes nnno 1,e rsnt ~ sdv.nce i'm
, 1875-07-02

CaTTLE-At tho reduced prices established on
Wednesday shippers rhowed mors willingness TO In
1oas, In good 10 colee shipling heusea lbcfn1
amonnt Of trading duue. Local butchers also
took hold somewhat freely. and for the descrip-
ons Of stock suited 70 tho wants ot tho twu cassea
Of buyers nbovo montionei prcss stcadisj up ttc.
Fur stock cattle there perccptibs increase In
tho demand mad consequently no improvement In
prices. Tie fresh receipts embraced better average
clans OF stock than that i the ynEs earlier in
Tie week Offerings Of choice dFores averaging from
l1o0 to 400 its numerous, md sales at Scoo3
g,7s amounted 10 sono 1000 head. At tho latter
uuro styuJes Wasworth Hall Eold thrcc droycs Of
Gu lead each. Ba!cs Of through TexAns 1T 25@
40J, atoekars at S3.50sJ.73. and native luschers'
stock At $1.u0I4.75. The market closed steady.
, 1875-07-02

The Merchants' National Bank carries Ill tts earn
inga to surplus. Tho Directors Of tho National BANK
Of Illinois moet the l2 iust md tho dividend they
e4Aro will Ia payable July ii. The Directors Of ths
Co1nmercal Nltional Will declars tAelr llylen to
day.
-l1E stEcnAS1cs' NATIONAL DASK.
Whils,t IL expected tl,At the Mschanics' National
ank Of this city Will sottle sho clans Of its dcpostsor1
and creditors fully anil satisfactorily under tho man
agetneut Of Mr.. Heryey ght.es, its present pseai-
dent has not yst paid i Iepogitora In full AZ
iafung contemporary atatsa Nor hAs 1t yet settled
the claim Of the Metropolitan National I3auk IT New
Fork, II tho Legal representatives of that bank hero
may bo supposed 10 know. Tic Mechanica' National
has promised 10 settle tho clum, and doubt will
do ao but Wilt bo tina to ANNOUNCE tho fact wheu
II IA accomplished.
nALr1MnuE AND TIE RAILROAD VAR.
During tle continuance Ut the railroad war tho Now
York Daily Butettr which nato tho competition u
the baltimore h Oo with the New York aud fennsyl-
ynntn roada personal grievance, puhsted sos.p nS~
ufna to show that tie buAiness Of f1atmore, s1-
prpsssd in ita foreign trado had suffered becat'h IT
this contest wo showed at tat ne that tho trado u
Ialtmote Ind gained on that of New York. Whlo Ill
the foreign trade Of this conntrr bud gone back he
port Of baltimore had mots nearly Aald ln own than
Tbs othcrs. We fh III tv HHilet,n of the 28th !nat
tho following eunecruing sho oonsrcc of Baltimore
II showA tits mporateus Of leIinR articles at ba3tt-
moro during t,a mouths Of May fur the past two
years. n1i tho buEinoss Of the Uusom-Houas for thu
f1tY.n
, 1875-07-02

lt,1. higher, with tsbs Of Wi. .0o1 hh. Tha, In the
vas s,ke,i uipn vcsy favcralte 10 fuMro plies.
and the rsua'ion wa- ,nIrnved iy farihss .E ~.
herr 'rhr weather also tended to stttTcn 1rt' ca.
Trso good demand fnr shipment, mn! ',nicr IT.
~" n.!en tar sa.'' A"sas s orse asna htsn
tle lny befors. il wss understood that MOTT u NJ
reFns r tet'n wr"c.a., W. & for s',%.,t. rhs. :.
wyrc very iisht ss,sertay. tn,nc of .hu te'rs hold
ius back large auant.tics. fur th' s.l;":. tn
ous. Tho inrrtxstd sis N, a.re for casl ots. Of
ratirr Induced h'!aes. to adyansc tI's'r hs1.e*
hcrn uniy chartered soniita","lly-n"t t" IT, t. onls
unrs4 I'll" whvnt were delivered in t", Tho 'hns.
M ,.r y tc .rts. NJ 1SS' Va. ry i. te hands ot liz
a,.lpvr.. Thrrs tonp RincnattHh \" tut 1rna,
y 1y ~ s Mssuss sd p ,ne ss s sshh ss ssase
would l.aro on tho market. In fourteen oat u ~
ast een se'ss August .'s y IT. sc y IT.
sb"nia Se tne ea.s hs yrss .herc viii tfs, ID
shs bu..nsss Of bnylna up shs current fseepts "ios
ra,.a material Inercaso N to volu'no of recstra
II there an. oH whess 'ef to e"na IN and ts'e fsrn
en- ran hnI Tina to forward e. seller Anx,s. opensa
It $I.uI4, rree,t,t 10 sl1a1, te~s to SlohA,. AMI
eio.ed .t slo; se!st tss 5ear sod st fi"lsti: = /. IT,
ais, cl'mina ii si.o4N, villa por.opt1e irvtof.
cnro for frcsl. receipts though .as wheat *"ii s'e
,,'e" no tspore 81 s1a :" 81 s, No. ~ .prins Il
2sJ, bu No. do Al tl.4;4 ri :1' ~ 0M ln NJ: Do
4 iI:eo and asoo hi rsjssisi do At s'a'oc Total
llssIso1A wnE~r~.w.. In eood as,nanj, and 2fs 2
ave higher. Sales were reported at :oSa' Y" At S'."
cs,l.S~was mare .e,ye and atea!ler At - advance.
Liverpool be I'd per w lin Higher but New ioft
,ho shtrmcns relatively saa!i. isAs tbs Weather wAs
hal tor corn and not fuw don bt. wcre ralrt In ro,
%.sstk s xfasxns I'll. &C., 10 @ %
wcrs rather srus but there WAN also 4'Hsl aensha
uiaiiye INJURY from parties who thought that corn is
e,od property ut current prices and uArr present cir
, 1875-07-02
REAL ESTATE,


II. following ins.rpms1u vsss alsa for record
Thutsasy, July /,
OITE PRoPEn1y.
Entt'e blort u Except Tho triangle ot sosioo @
nt e A5sasI n '1d m..s.1 S.a''na = i
P.,k Y u Ws*!.1o ~, .ad ;! ast'e, an af. ,xoo
pis.:ya 4: ,s4 tsst 60! fSss WI as;ta sxi.ai
ss 1n'sas ~ ia @ :, ~ TAtii,.at;6 I'll:
;a,a I1f ~ 1ile q! T.. ss,ss Ss: Il ~
~ ~. ~ to Gots.su Grove ~, dstsd jaas d. s.0n
Hickory ss. " q uaos llsyhss II, atk ,oo
,osa.sca ~ Is aass i. vi ssoi ;;o
whit VII IT. :. 4 u 4: Ct osi'sy TN sa.ia ~.
rt1s;S i. i 1 . : i st.tsaath Il II. W. Il ~
rt'sSp ss. ass1 ta1s e s.t..ail Il.
1ess!: ~: sst '"a' y 14.s,yi.t Il. 80; w
Aats =. =; @ d :, *ai iilsch It, I. :ssiaii.,a
wit @ Ma,ii." i. 10 i:io iset Il si.un,on
1t. 4. Muilvltct !. OF at1lYi Il, dated Julyl 100
| IIomun w v cur IT T~euty-fousth u, 1T,
seaxslsk i, ID Il @ u w.ssoasn @ Il: /, itii3s
q, viii baaldsnss T. da..a r i June l,.:....:; @s@
rs. XIII G Il. via ~ Sis 81 q, ~ Wilmington
ws.s s..i.ssa i, Is 4 S.'iioia. ~. w.
W.. M...ison a. Il, is 4 et Congress nst,.
t2o1lus II, dated MY yle.:..:..':...:....., Loo
| az couRE-Aoesk
Green T., rod so2 "a. 4 >, -, # sohao' sn' so
.ourm o. cltx L1A11s, w.fnA ! aADlus OF h1Lts
| oy couRr.AoutE.
.s H. t.. IL Il Iaatax assa 5an.
L1ea 81, ~, aud ~ 10 u, ulock Z, Vt TEAvert
i II { IL. ! =. a:;f a.:. }fs: i. aa
r.sa. sii !: = T. I; i, - * Stk 2ua:il j: ii: 'S
, 1875-07-02

nroccss dates from much further hack Than tha md
hc extent Of tho damage which las boon done csnnas
Ia tai fny resesle1 ~ the failures "Aeh nave
already hnrrtned: -,
entrNEa3s AND VALUE or CARROT f1fcE 1oon& tn
tSnla AND cu1NA IN 1nE FthFr FIVE MONTHS oF
lafe puxrABfp wtrH TIE CnRnxffoNbtNo ftRloR
mi.