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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
n Dr,ps Of Constitution Water
~ THREE TIMES A DAY

CURES
inflammation of the Kidneys.
Stone in the Bladder.
Catarrh of the Bladder.
Diabetes, Gravel, elect,
Brick dust Deposit. ;. a--
For Female Complaints Speciality.
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver.
8 Palpitation of the Heart.
Depot, SO john Street. N NEW YORK
For sale by all first Glass Druggists. 3-3d1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

THE NORTH CARoLINIANs. This com.
pany of colored vocalists gave two concerts
in st. Paul. MIMI, Aug. IT, 1874, and five
in Minneapolis the Acadamy of Music
Aug. 2lst and 22d, at Dr. Creighton S
church the 26th of Aug, and a matinee
Sept 7th. and at the Rev. MIR. McCreary' s
church on the eve of Sept, 7th. At the
close of this engagement the Minneapolis
Daily Mail said:
They haye, by their recent singing at
the Academy of Music and at the churches
of this city, merited the warm approval Of
the vast audiences before whom they have
appeared.
These notices are introduced by their
agents to assure our citizens of the ability
of this company not only to sing but to
please. Reserved seats can be had at r.
Champions book store. and the agent re-
commends an early selection of seats as
there will probably be crowded houses.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06

The following figures are from the an
nual report of E.. Krell, overseer of tht
poor of Rock Island township:
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
CITY.

A four foot Show Case for sale at THE
ARGUS Office. diff 81
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
A Paper of Tacks.

Only paper of tacks-and when you
handle them. how many of you have any
conception of the magnitude of the
manufactures where they were construct
ed. of the immensely of labor employed,
of the capital invested, or of the material
which enter into their composition. Very
few indeed. And yet, little thing that
they are, their manufacture gives employ
ment to thousands of men, who are aided
by the most approved and ingenious ma
chinery which inventive genius could de-
wise. One of the very largest concerns
in the United States-if not in the world
engaged in this very important and
useful branch of industry, is the American
Tack Company, of Fairhaven, Mass :,
which commenced operations in 1865,
now employing lis men. Some little
idea of the magnitude of the works may
be had when it is known that the factory
premises occupied by this company com
prise several acres of land, divided into
several departments, appropriately fitted
up with machinery for their manufacture
in the different stages they have passed
through, from the raw material in bulk to
the finished tack or nail. This company
turn out daily almost 10000 tacks, while
the yearly production amounts to hundreds
of tons and embraces all descriptions of
tacks. brads. and small nails including all
styles and sizes, in short, everything de-
manded by the trade in this line, in the
manufacture of which they consume
yearly 1000 tons of iron, 20 tons of cop
per, tons of steel, and % tons of zinc.
|-faporting nearly all of the raw mate
raj The quality and finish of the goods
of the American Tack Company are con-
sidered SO superior, and are so well
known, that their sale is not merely lim
tied to the United States, but they have
the whole world for customers; and for
the successful managing of the immense
business which such mammoth concern
must necessarily do, no man is so we'll fit
ted or more competent, perhaps. than the
gentleman who now occupies the position
in that house, and has. since its organiza-
ton in 1S65,-Mr. G. D. Hunt.-to whose
energy, executive ability, extended know
ledge, and thorough business qualifications
much of its success is DUE -Dduenport
Democrat.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

See DR.. Writers advertisement in an
other column.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
Waters New Scale Pianos

are the BEST MADE: he TOUCH ELASTIC, and q dne
SINGING TONE, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
cannot be ExCELLED In TONE or BEAUTY; they DEFY
COMPETITION. The CONCERTO Stop is FINE NIL
TATIoN Of the HUMAN VOICE.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for CASH DURING
THIS MONTH. MONTHLY INsTALMRNTs RECEIVED:
Oh PIANOS $40 to $40; ORGANS "a to $40; MONTHLY
AFTER FIRST DEPOSIT. AGENTS WANTED. A
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO Teachers, Ministers hurches
Schools, Lodges, etc. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
ACE WATERS 81 SON, 4s1 Broadway N. Y.
TIE 3. SHONINGER ORGAN.
HORACE WATERS & SON, ASH Broadway, N.
T.. have obtained the Agency of this well-known
Organ and are prepared to supply the trade on the
most liberal terms. Agents wanted in every Coun-
" In the q, 5. and Canada, Catalogues mailed,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
piles-ItenlnQ Piles.

Positively cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin. by the use of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
G. M. KELLER, Md.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and resi-
7 dence corner OF Orleans and Ohio streets next
door to Kehlers Drug Store. Professional services
rendered at all hours Of the day or night.
7-l4d&w1y
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
DR.. ]. W. Stark. Dentist.

OOOMS NEXT DOOR TO THE TELEGRAPH Of
n fce, Illinois street, Rock Island. All kinds OF
Dental Work done in the most approved styles
Charges reasonable. 6-l7df
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-06
BUSINESS CARDS.
M M. STURGEON,

ATT SbNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
n Lock Island, Ill. once in Mitchell q Lynde's
, 1875-08-03

BHEEp-Ouy about 2tt head arrived during 9nn-
day aud Monday. Prices wers lrm at s1s tss.75 for
would probably bs $2. .714'.'0.
NEW YORK.
NKw Yon1, Ana. a.-Dkksss-Ths fre4h receints
prnlsr 4oNl mixing 81 u for ths week .xalaat D. jto
butchers copplAnsd Of the scarcity Ut Aturs xtn4r1
Oond to prins staers aow nj Last wseka figures
while !nfa1,of 70 fair DO ruled about ku per Ii
the clt,se few chocs ates1s sold II l3k9l3Ho
per to drHsa 50 III to tho Rtoss cwt. aud u tho
worst natives at 9e 10 1Eess 9s hi, hut l9l3o pes ID
native uatts and aloe 10 dress b5 70 ~ 4 we're as
figures for couIuon t0 fair Texans.
Hnkx5 AND LAhbs-ltecelpts. II, $50, making 2a go
for shs weet, aaatn.s a;,7.o h.t xesk prste. weso
at sA9d4o PER b for sleep, Aad 69so Per b tor
awlat-Rsct!pts yea.erdsy .nd Today 1870, max
ing 21,i.o for tts week. Against X, ,oQ A&s Hpek.
xABr LIBxRTy.
:. East LinEarx, pa. aug. 3-cArEiE-lees,pts fGt
the thEee days past aoi2 head total for The wast end
Ing this DAY. g. against t,3ea tas wsak bsfofs, Of
the arrivals fot the weak. ls1 cara through stoct
aud l8i cars for sa!s hefe; buyers lelug pesseht
sui no huA!ness hafing boeu auIs sinos Friday, ths
lse arrivals for sAls lsso ara sill hand no quota
lions.
lioosnseeipts fnF Tho thrse days past. Ts1s head
totA fer The week. l.b05 hsad. ~ dust ~ LIE wet
before; Yosksss, sI.9s3s.osi Fhilsds'phls' ss''ts
snE.r-Rscelpta for The ,hres d.ys ps:s, 2,lo1
tots tor tbs week, ld.7oo agsinst lsp1 head selling
II $k009t.so.
gr, LOUIS,
ar. Inu!s, Ang. 2.-iioos-p:msnaa na sespS pstses
butlhors', x7,su3 lSs.
oA1TLx-Quiss bus steady good to cho,cs n.tt,es,
s so a to t.I .'S saSs' =. 9..1n
ss7s sssi,; sen@es. .s s&Essso Es 'a'''0 % '''t
cINC1NNATf.
C1ncnxMA7z. Aug. 2-Aoos-Actiys and Arm CON.
, 1875-08-03

Tbs following Instruments wera hled for record
Monday, AuR.2

Tbs following Instruments wera 1led for record
Monday, AuR.2:
c.T1 PROPERTY.
West Adams IT, $50 It u Of Iaulna It. 8 I, s4H
It 10 alley, ascl Juno ;..........+:. 10000
Jefferson q, NV It ot Montus al, I, 7s1loJ
It, with bati ln{-, d I'd July A......,.... $500
Fullerton ay. Is II Of Perry It, Il I, 2'11aeh,
TIL 1ss% eourt. naf i;a ii of Soltl Il ii.
lo}z:a1 Il. With buildings. dated July ill.,. ,:ol
Same ~ abote, tlate1 1uly i.............. l,jUo
samo ~ he aloro, datsl July L.. :...,...... s,s0
Vi, 9;1lt;4 II, dated d /. Il, ls1.......,.. 1900
West Twenty -zeton! st, a,' 4 " Of Leay,ltst
IT, 2s1l?s It, dated July 81 ,......:..,:... 800
suns a. thc above. ,i.teI July 22........... 2,ao
WIS. Polk II. cur II alo.x.u at, I. 2,.9o
VIII Congress y, @ ii co:,afe,s ;ai rarx III, iio
uonore ii, ,:5 8 ii Il u Aaiison Il. e I, ~
wess rsn asa9 i1pcn MI IT, ii; ii II ot w.,t.in
ay. I. !5xl:i II, dated .tuly d'.......... 1000
Nohls s. ls1 7;los of D.anrl st,e I, 2ssi!sft,
Arnold #. lis It : ol Thirt!e:h H., /. 2;ti:o
ArieF r; ass ". i w: b,h:i i. :;:s
IT, wilh oher PROPERTY, .lA.e1 Aug. :...... 400
u ,rloh place. a4s Il n # West Division at,wf,
2,1lai #, dated Aug. ?............ ...... 1900
North sanr4mo St, s. Fl II Of oalo st. of.?l1
North sluaamon Il. 4 ii n Of Ohio 81, i. au1
III IT, dated July lD......... 's'.......... 1.Got
NORTH or err LIMITS, ws1Hss RADIUS Of AIlxs
or cuunr-NoEsE.
For.y-sx sub-lois tu s, i j, Z. v Of N. f. Il ..
Sec. !, ~, II. dated Jns 37.....,.......$ lo.229
SOUTH or ciTr LiNirt. WITHIN RADIUS ox hiLka or
CoUNT-ItOESE.
SAnsamon It. 91fN II n Of boulevard, 9 (, 1859
l2tft, dued July 13,........+....:......t ~, $500
Lot and acrea Of Lot l. nnd Mccane1y
auI Murphy. E. u y. +. X SIC. :, -, II,
" ~
, 1875-08-03

For tho twenty years end!ng With 1B40, the exports
averaged about Is year: during tile next len
ysars, the average o1port doubled; during The teu
years smiling With 1864, they rose TO an average of
81, ,b0 90: and avtn during tbs decade whsn
mach labor vas diverted from the fied 10 Tho camp,
ts expert doubled compared with tho ten pre-
eo1ng yexfx. In 1871. the first year Of tue present
toesds, sxportsd s89 9oo.t COO: and last ycar thu
shipments ross to $so 900. In other wosds. the
present export OF what sui -Four Ia twenty four time.
tho vaiue Of that for the ksessgo Of tbs tweuty yeas
ending With 1870.
This clearly ahnwr what II the natural md ill.,
sytable drift OF production IN this country, aud hi
Gates whers capital IL 10 seot IL chief employmeus
and rswardA The conpetia0n between the sgricul-
lure OF ths tHo continents L. 1t last coming tn our
favor: snd our true interest lies In adordfng every
facility to The branch Of industry In which our largest
achievements ara won.-&tv Fork Dolly Au4<tt,~
NEW NATIONAL nAHkB.
The following new Nattoual Banks, organized and
1uthor1zad TO commence bustuoAB. officially r..
ported to the Comptroller Of ths Currsncy:
22ea. F1Eat National Bank OF Fresport, Pa. Author
Led capital! 80 600; rsid-in capital SO 0Vo EIsp.
lel Werthst.neF, pseadeut; j. i. M.Ril, CasLter.
Authorized 70 commence business July II, 1878.
fhosi1Ad eapit.l $1,000; pA,d-in capital $5o,tUe.
Jou.sh.n aorrism, President; A. =. lt0bt C-ALier.
17sS. spencet National Hank, 8Eencer, Mans. Ar
enofizad eap!tAl. ti:0No: paId-in capital S7s,OVO.
Eraatn4 Joles, prealdent; W. l.. Damout, Cashier
1,2,9. Metz toloan National Bank Of Boston, Mass.
Authorized capital, SoJ 600 ps!d-!n capital, $lsl sJu
spanesF ". NelArds, Frtsidaut \. .. Losiug Gas,.
~. Aathastzed to commence hualuea4 July 2, lists.
, 1875-08-03

Railroad Company. which VIA to have taken place at
noon today, has lrtn rortpontl until Ang. II. Tho
rsauon for adjournment u incomP1eensss OF pre-
hmiuary details anil conditions for shs said, and the
cstre Of the Commissioners to have everything 10 ar
rtnacd a. 10 avoid nil future endorsements to rur
chascrs. Jay Gt,okn hnd the boudludsss' purchasing
COMMITTEE were present.
toyernnlena rlnssd slull and steady. State bons1s
n. quiet al nominal rlcc'. IN sarosd bon!s the
leading frAtnse vas Chicago n Northwesfern cnn-
sn'i.iactl goil l,n,is which strong Mt
B'!.t1s'H. Tie ,lematll for theta bonds Tna active
throughout ts ay, snA tFaltaclonh Wtre Large. rs-
rrttaly tnwlrls III. r1W". Thc Rtofnt to,Eay lad
thtenF to c!lock business In luanCial aul culnstr-
einl ctrclea. ...-.. -.
The slo, X market opened quiet. Soon shcro was
declIne followed ~ recovery. and. In some cafc" ~
the close prces were up to Mo highest 1"snt e 'h'
day. Wtsterh un!on rose to s3,i. md cosed A. y!
Pacific Mall airanced 10 3N1. korlhwssietn !" ~
Atlantic h Pacific Telegraph &r,inel ~ ~. 1he
market closed dull anl rtely. TAe tfai,'srions On
tho Stock Exchange nrIuel ra'eh q oo nhates fa~
clio Mail, 13a5o Uhio,. sni ~ '0a Western unlen.
Money cloprd II 1s!.
Primo mercantile ralrr. 1'$tS''
.ThA Aa.istant.Tressnrrr iiadursed %5'a0V'
Customs rrcrIIts. 81 U.0W.
CtearIngs. sun 900.
tGnL
, 1875-08-03

LATE1T.
Hsw ToRE, Aug. 2.-0oi4 opened Ut l12i+, fell UT
70 a1k, sdFapesd u 1l3 reacted To ll9A anu closed
u l12]f. RAtss paid Tor borrowing vera l. 2, and
pss csa1 Per Gpnum aud 1-e4 per dis,n. Loaus wsss
Also saads dat and 1t Ies cent for carrying.
To-Day t<ng = bank Of England holiday, the Lon
4on s'eck Exchange u ciosed aud 10 tiaanrl4i sd-
y1eea ~ Il hand,
To-uogtow tbs dorernn.tns o!ices hero will b
slo.sd - marx Of respect 70 the memory v lbs ets
-Ptea!dans JohnAou,
under ardss n ths United staiss Court Of
' md rr~-"-*~ - TIA Nor4lssn Pne,do
, 1875-08-03
1900 I'm roor 1t to6acc TRACK. Choice Wfscon-
Riu barley was hold Ut $1.15,

Rin barley was held Ut &1.15,
Latest.
IN thr aftcrnonn moss PORK waa IN t.tt demand and
Irregular rlntInR Shade stronger Hers Helsomt~r
cEn.rA al &,1B7. Ga2.iG aut trer ArHuat At SA!s7A
ta2t A,rs: h.n hsts at so HU 1J.h3 for AuG,iss
sui al t20.ra n u. III for September. =.
14artl ~ss quIst and unchanged. Qunted At fi1.12f
II l,ta5 fnr August, ati tli.a Il ftr aeltsn,ler.
Short clears wero steady, Will ss.ca Ut loI4N TN n
IA.
Wheat Artive Anl hrn1 Mt an ndv,nre of 9r.
1,rxa huytna ur"ra Wse rerrlvn. from tic cauntry.
llcr seItrIlcr said al l.li .dt ~, elnng at this
nsl1r. Seler tile month sud Al u .25, cusnR
1t the outstit.
Crn WA fairly active sn ttrnnHer IN synrathy with
wheat, rlosin. o hlRor, NJ Il xc ior tho mouth AMI
~ ~ Tor Scptetuher.
Ul+ were acttse sud rrrgulsrly higher. Seller An.
gust rlnatl II A1zs4a'ac. Seller September sold At
40, ,G4I3c.
1iarey firm at advance of It, closing Il SIuJS
for September.
T~o vssacls wore reported for about $1,000 bit
to uuTaiu.
, 1875-08-03

materials sra selling freely, sni the demand promises
TO bs active throughout tue fall. co'nm"n brink arc
quoted $7.oD@b'D, AND lime Al 10. Irr hE In h1'lf
Oiher materials unchanged In Iriccn. s,lt wah
fairly active md steady. Tile ,knan'a f'F ~'t coa.
ttnueh light and stocks ntn beginning to accumulate
hut prices ara nnatc.rt. Hay, 1roum-torn, AMI hos
wore l,ict an, UNCHANGED. srcas were Huet, though
timothy was In better dcrnAn1 nnh i'rcr. owing to
rcI,rt- th.I TIM rsnr VIA nn krly 10 Q 40 large
az nas FIRST expected It hnrin9 lern tian,aRr. by Ito
srstrr Rorns. Hretn frn!;a straty. Vegetables
were dill ami weak, ue4siy II! Varieties hcng sip. .e
by tho surrounding farmers. roultty wns heady, aud
riggs dull.
EXPORTS TnoM THE REAE04tlp.
, 1875-08-03

HO0s-necalvsd 0,bae. TITS hog market was more
eesmsd 10 be- OF : more general character th4n for
some imo past aud Ill gr.Icx will possibly ts excep-
ton of inferior heavy. nst with prompt sAla 81 saa-
faetury prices. Nleun grades soll ohloy At &1.7o9
7a5 aud heavier aysrage1 chlsdy 1t 3740s7.70. E1.
ra Phisdelnhi. and baltimore hugs wsFs scsrce and
nominal 1t 81 ah~s,lo Cula an4 4calawAs loss grn-
sud the market prsaonted stoay tons II the cluss.
, 1875-08-03

Withdraw from store Saturday for city con-
sumption: 7,7c4 hu wheat, 2.+a2 bA corn, 1854 bu
oats. l3a bl re, a,dlb bu barley.
Tbs following grain was inspected Into atorr on
Monday morning 23 cars No. spring, 1G0 cars No.
do, 81 cars No, do ?7 casa rejected do. cars no
grade do t2is wheat}; II cars hgh.mlssd corn, 7tJ
carr and 27,toa BIZ No. do, los cars and 4,o00 bu
rejected do. = cars grade do ttl7 CORN;
wlse oata cars No. do, cats rejected do, cars
gEade do ~ oa's): ear new rejocted rye: car
rejected barley, cars grade do. Total {70l cars)
22o, TOO tu Inspected out: 017o bu whext, Isl, ,3Ao
bu corn, 40. .41a bu ohtz. ,24 bn ryo.
Tho following tahle ahows Tho distribution Of tue
F-adstuHs Ahipped from This city during last week
, 1875-08-03
COMMERCIAL

Tbs following wers The receipts md shipments nf
the leading articcs Of produce In this city during tho
!orty.eIght houss tnliaG at 7 o'clock on Monday
morning. and for the londlne dato year Ago
, 1875-08-03
MARINE.


PORT OF CHICAGO, Aud. z.
Advance, h!usksgou, lumber; rrop q. !, Truc,1.u
Green LAY, Bundries; etmr Corona, st, Jo4tnh sn,|
dries: rrop Messenger. Bt. Joseph sunt1r3ss: stm,
Chicago sisntowoc, s,nr1es; acLr lreten Blood, ura
tegon, lumber; sc,r u. Ferguson, ERg I1arbnr. t.
graph poles: rsop 8. O. Baldwin, Escanabs Iron ora,
prop nlenomincc, ktusk+Ron, aunlrcs; eehs Marqaui
Dali, hushegon, lumber; scr Graham Dtohe1
Green Ray. hRh: scow J. n. Hill. Manlst,.
hrnbrr. br1o Commrren sfnnomine4 IT,
n.., ns,, r. n ,t,,,,,..1 ,,.,,,,,,,. 1'
Ut n' ~ ~ no"."' .e.ueo' ta'aoef;
Trnnster. urnnd aven, ltmt'er: barso CITY Of 0tahl
lLtplHH, ntanH iastn, lhHsnrF ,Eorgn CltJ or Eth
Lar t.1"n His ri,r nv f, ~ i"m,., ,rM. n '
rru Luit, nv Cy. Lumbar: b.ruo s, Ksy u,y liz
lntnber bargn II. It e., hay City, lumber; a.hr O. e.
lfo"hs1lHc baoboYgn,'. ltnh Hrow y. 4. anhnsha
s5as, r i''' NV, ',dI tLIpp 1a, R nnneo. ioaurlt'
noanotn ynut, +, nm, in .s,r' ssn ho3
tsnsm.rs,,, I.,nta- "e,'. q - 1,,, IT,, !, r sslnbo
nron utIifnrn;n M!lw.nsre at. n'es' 'aA'o' eo;
f'Hf fnffv."rrwah H. f',tn E,rnSt nuho,, y, ,a+,
cos sen naa,ar whiss .o nahso .ns,,a @ y
Intrth,. nv u'@ato " Mn ~ ,or,, .n,t "nt
in,nr. 1,1nalo /, II, - ,r. ~ s'w T.;chn w.
i... Il 81 .;aus .n,w itr, n.,w ~ u,.t Man
cs ,os. M eas scr awTv III" I"cn 1.
tmnIrJ.s: nrnp Mcs,cnr.r ~ f.snh Il h,,. nn,. ~"
t,ris nnrl nud snn.,rcs: rttnr t,nrnn, ~ iIa!' Io'
iaT,i stmr C1jrnnn A1wuntec III T,rIs n ,tstnn ~
suudrIc.. f' @4s
I, rl. our sa epFss. a .',cS nRsS nsgs
, 1875-08-03

NEW YORK DRY 40 3Ds MARKET.
NEW YoNk. Aug. 2.-TsansanosIoua arc ltaht In all
departments. Dsuwn sLeetlng. aud coitoi 1anne's
ars IN good dehntd sud cAsyoth ac1lln9 freely In
piad styles. Prints arc In n.olsrsts scqcst Cocheso
fancy prints arc reducsd 10 8kr. Msns.wetr woul-
ems arc quiet, and wool nanueis mora blowy. For
sign R0oda are dull.
FtTTsnuRo OIL MARKET.
f1rrhHrRo, AuR. 2.-letroIcum very Quiet. Crude,
N,loal.12,S At patters; refined, lu2f1l1o, Phtl.ds
pl1ia delivery. y
, 1875-08-03

TELEcRApHfc MARKET REPORTS.

FOREIGN.
II being holiday In England, no quotations ware
sent &crDk4 tho ocean.
, 1875-08-03

LUMBER,
Tho WHOLESALE market moderately sctlys ytstsr-
day, Aaa UNCHANGED for inch-lumlss, shingles, and
lath and stronger for inch stud. Ths receipts Of tbs
thrsA days ta4aurlAy, B1nday. and Nondsy) sets
, 1875-08-03

Business along tho docks was quito active yssterdi
Tho lumber n,arket crowded. with luu,bor.l,lso
7ssstB. .Tho tug Van Bcllafct ran into the Gchf
MhEg.ret Dali yesterday ut tho nurkes tearing her h
Tho Van sclaisk had her sn1oke-stack knosted
OF. Though Alo nort,cahtsr continued to box
1oEccy Until yesterday morning, Jet no socidsnh
Of any consequence have tins far 1ocn reported Tia
only disaster heard Ut was that the schr No1ert D.
c4,npbeu hroke lor maatu boom ot Croaa rotnt....
Tlo kclrA Hubbard and iii hard sfot having leaks
at,pped By tbe Chicago Dey-Do:k Company. Ths
Norhotn Light, formerly one Of tho f}nuat propelen
tho Lakes. Inns been transformed iuto bargs. 6as
srr,veA hero yesterday for tho nrst tmc since her
tranaformatlon. in tow of the stcsm barge El1a.h
Ths El,urA u! four other bAsges In tow Goaldes ths
Northern Light, TAsy wsro Ill laden with lumber
which they TUX on at s4su.w- They had slsoa.satt
alont 01D, 900 feet on lolrl. Tho schr Law u.aa
Io*. her 5ieboom ~ lhs aaartss yeaterday sfsa'
The Frollc Ia sl.s name Of new aloop-rQgod yacht
hought by Massrs J. D. Lyon anl john rEsnli!lu.t to
tska the Acs of tha Zoe, which went to pieosS ahoEJ
sftcr running the Last rHco She Il har way 70
Chicago and will te encrud for ta uaxt yacht r1ts
1t II sai slst Yhe ia fast aailsr. CAPT john rEtud
Yllfe viii Aau1le hor.
, 1875-08-03


1rOn rNODuCTs-Wctc lcss active, except In mess
PORK, which was ia g1ol demand Throughout. TAd
speculative articles wcrc stronger With rAiher light
supply Of hoRs and q conso lnnnt firm feeling at tho
Stotk Yards, wl!e Now Yurk WIS drncr on lard. Tbs
stosk IT PORK In Sew Yurk reported at H. a:y tra,
ngaust ~ SOY Lrla month ago, aud 1885 brls year
hPd.
MEsa FonK-Waa In vrry good den,snd chiefly for
September delivery, sud ADVANCED COO rer bs closfnE
about toc higher than Saturday. There was fair
business done turning over, but he eoner7t feeling
was confident one, which WAS ctpresstd IN bidding
better prices. tho outlook for grain stimulating
a beties toua In provisions. Bales were re-
ported Of ~ trl4 cash at s.0.75; 3,UN brs.
rcl!er August, At *.0tih@eo.oj; and 1900
bria seller IT,. tcmbcr 1t s!o.75ea!ic. Total, 1!071
Iris Tho market closed ea'icr at s21s5 caah sel!ct
August ta.o1E97l.oi seli"r amber, and nominal.
" ut $2l 1s 1 for O.tobcr. Seller tho Srar was
quoted i, i1s.0. Extra tr!me was non inal At
I,4nu-Wns rather quit Int about l3i{c Ier 10J HA
higher, In eyn.pasy with pork Tic o.teriugs wcro
hight, and not equal to the dcand. Balea wetr report
e Of 40 tcs seller August y tlaSoA3si; ana 3so'
The narkrt rIossA stea.ly vt stJ.32K Sl395 cash,
slh5HG4iJ.as for September, aud nolinally attl!l'
MEaTs-Wrre In r1cdrrate rcanest At unchanged
quotations. SAtea wcro reported us 2M oot lts short
ribs, teIlr sepemler At l2;2' 90 IT. hummer do 1t
Ike cash aJO11 lhs simmer short clears 1T 80
.ni 2iU tcs sweet pketl tms hnla s>, tellrr De-
ccntcr. loAc The market closed at for sholl.
ets cash or sett August ond ht tls uo eelet sep
tcnlber; 1ltc for lon9 cniTs. cash or seller All-
gust. a,,d 1lte fot d. sesr se.aemb9r; il;.o far
aei.cr September; il: or short clears eaah or soer
August, sud l24c for do te;irr September. Boxed
ntats 10 h!!her than tho price fur !ooso lots.
Long aud rhort clear. bose quoted At Il :;
md long cut hama at lh4eal3Hc summer cured
English meats Sc f'r ulaa.dtr'. loo.ei llErc
fnr Curnbetlala oxrt1: 15r for nua clears DO: and
ii &c fur rh,tt s!o. do; swee.letel hams, il b'
sverige. II ~ q. D1c N nrs quoted At ltathc fnr
hams. NC tor shoaiers. t1ac for short r1bs, Rul
l.lr for short cicars--ll p,ckcl,
GnEasE-Wht G'l,ei Al ID ne.
BEEF pR1DtiETS-W'tro 'n!et and no"nlna'y un-
$.a.j Gh?l.Gu for hams.
TA1tow-QaoteI At aN:3s..c for packers'.
, 1875-08-03

VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON,
*ptelat DlspateA II TAs Chicago 7rtbnnA.
ponF HuRoA, Mich, Aug 2.-rAssED DowN-Profs
Ab!s, Bsntop, 1adger Etat&, Wayesy. ELsldon md
oonsort. Liucola aud conaost; achs Augusta.
Up-props Atizona. Ouella. Merchant aud corsJzt
Evergreen City and bargoa, Townsend and conso,t t
schrs Maraauo, Golden liu!c, Delaware, FavoEtA
Mocidns Bird. g. 4. Minis, H4m Cook, John Magss
Montmorenc1.
WINp-Nagthetst; brisk,
WKAfHEA--CIulI,1y,
snstta' Ditp,teAt 10 TAs CAfta7n T+iaans.
PoRT lluAui, Mlch., AuE. 3-i0 y. m.-Dovs-
rrars India, 81. Paul, Pill shsriLan. Er0d KsIJ and
cou4ort: schrs ARABIA, Alexander.
uP-Frota AlaskA, Uaa4s, Townsond md consaEt9
schrs Heli9 Itetlibgt0u, q. J. MagltL
W1Hu-L1st, frash !; weather cloudy.
, 1875-08-03

PORT OF ERIE,
SpseiaI Disputfh 10 Ths Chteu3s Tsi53ns.
ERIE, Pa, Aug. .1-ARntvALs-Frpm Chicago, sEnj
japan.
DErAR7unEs-For Buffalo, attur Japan.
NroE,rrs-ls,o0 900 bu who2s, A,1oo bfls 1our, ~
ton Iron ore.
Fltlalrfs-Firm aud unchanged chartsrs, kAi
auurise, pts Iron 10 Chicago, y. t.
, 1875-08-03

For tho purpose Of illustrating the ralng impor-
Of this article {wheas} tu exports. hasS
compiled from the official the following state
ent Of The value Of lie national exports Of whoat
aud aour from the year 1a2l up 10 the present time
1xPoArs or WHEAT AND FLoyu fkoA TIE UNITED
GTATE5.