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, 1875-04-05
a SINFUL LETTER.CRRIER.


a HrecsL Agaut Ut tha Pcht-oi1ice Department
made au important ssrest. Saturday night about
t:ao o'clock, md has thus put All end to q system
II mail poculxtiona which laa boom Ut tho most
annoying natnsu. The ago Of tAs alleged Of
'oudor il 53. aud his nasno In Joseph Linueas.
lie ilaH beea III tho Chicago Oflee for four
,esn years, mud for long time has been
iatscr-carlisr on tue route which embraces that
pos,nn OF The bHiness ul3ttict In the viciuity Of
Hashugton etseet aud l'iflh ayonue The
uAice1a 5ta.e that they hayo suspected htm for
somo tiaio OF opening money-etle,s aud ap.
r1opriatiug their coutcnts, aud uig4t before lass
10 MAS caught in thu h;t Of cutting
upcp Ile ouyelopeH OF Ave lettets aud
spsIssctiug email remitsancen which they oo,l-
:1lned. Two Ut tho uuubuf wero addroBBea 10
Tho Times aud. contained. respectively, sl.sD
lua u; two t. briggs Broa.. scadamon, S3:75
kud <2.05, aud one TO the b!aats. .ZehnJ. 81,
nntinX Al aggregate amount OF *l..GD. which
lho ollcer who made the arrest states that ho
sLatracted.
Tho pl4onar acknowledged bis euls. and ss-
serted tllt 1t waa lis frst 0GeuBe, = slateMeut
Which the o!ticeEn TO not c,adit. Iin0css haa
horetsfose bono tho reputation Of being ~ ut'-
nght and in1ustrloun kuaD, sna Until recently no
ceuse wAs given which would cast suspicion on
hisu ~ tho pr ointr Of mopsy.letters. Ho IL "a
old Ecsidtn. III Tho city, aud has large circle
pf scquuutalees, wao Will bo shocked II hts
, 1875-04-05
BEECHER.
to DO lfccnllcd In Behalf
OF Alonlt0n.
4 New Alibi to Be Proved by Clovclanl's 8
Deposition.
Tho Plymouth Friday Evening Prayer
Meeting.
A sprightly Melango Of Fact, Gossip, and
Comment.
MFR. REDPATH.
4 TALK WITH HIN IN NOHT0y.


!Sreeia! DisnntcA to Fht thteaoo Tribune.
DosroN. AlasB., April d.-Jamcs Rc1rath
reached homo last evening. saw him this
morning at Phtkor's, anu llo said ho Ind beeu
again summoned Dy tho prosecution. Ills ex-
planation Of tho aonsation caueod by hsa re.
appearance on tho witnesB-stand oil Thursday
ruornipq, just before htr. Hoatl,er ras called,
vau That ho was lulown to DO oppoae1
to Tiltol,'s course In beginning tho
suit, and 1t was also known that
lle had seon aroulton. Titton, mud Fullerton
after his testimony OF wednesday; therefore,
when Eynrts, rertor, hnl Dcecher saw Fuller.
lon nek that Iedpash bo recalled, they
.,wnro amazed A,kl dtAtnaycd. They did
not know ~iat ho WAS going to tell. They did
rot knoT that Fullerton had rccal!otl Eedpnth
thcn, tustoad OF waiting, NJ Ills 0sclpath'a} ro-
quest, because he Ind told him that ho muat get
back to boston at once. Tho constnrnAtion Of
the dcfonso Was At It's height when The witness
waa AB;thd II, iii ali Ills conversation with Inn.
Sir. Deechor had denied tho co,nmissfun Of
aduitcry. EyartH jumped to his feet, aud hfr.
Nedpath aays that it was tho most exciting point
In tic tria]. when Judge rofter almost lcapcd
forward with his protest and his 'veilo'nons
charge upon Monton. to whom hc know Was duo
my damagipg statement that Mr. lledpath was
about to make. llin unqualified negative was M
mt,cl. surprise to tho defonao as a cold shock
to tho plaintiffs lawyers. i1s. Kedpath will
probably bo on tho stand t'aY ar two, bettg
summoned by Alou'ton. His friendship with the
latter Is Of much longer duration than his &c
quaftancs with either Of tho parties to thu srit.
had witt, 1fou!ton ut the Whito Mountains and in
this city, 1ast summer whom ondeaYo'ing to Eet
him to withdraw from tho case aud leaYo T4lton
to light lls own battles.
, 1875-04-05
STELeGnaPHIC BREYlTlES,

This atc.mer IIccta has arrived at Boston from
LiyMpoof.
Erie narbor has boon ontfroly froe from ica for
several days past, and tho1o Is litsto leo 10 ba
soou outside lilo peninsula.
On tho night OF Dec. Alexander 8:ewnrt lott
East Saginaw, to go loms to Saginaw City, and
wnB not Afterwards heard from. 4 reward Of
$500 waB offered for information M to hiA where
abouts, hut nothing was beard uutil Yesterday,
when Ills body WAS found floating In tho rigor,
several mics bolow East Saginaw. Deceased
waa 40 yoafs old. and lcaYca wlfo mud six
chudron+
haYo bccn o,"aaiLed lately Mt Janoayil!o, Wis.
AMONG which arc boot and ehoo factory, to bo
1noscl from, Boston, Mass; pickle factory
md . cotton batting aud bag factory. Tho cot:
cotton las been ordered to Start work with. Tie
machinery IL all now, md the mill will bo ono Of
tho best equipped In tue country.
, 1875-04-05

crime, on account Of biz agc:, prcvione good
reputation, aud family Whiio llttlo pity snn %
noyauce and Iosa, tho roatvos Of tbs nam aro
objects Of sympalhy. immediately Alter his ~
rest Linness WAN incareerased in Central Sta
tion. Tho parties 10 whom the letters weto III.
dreascd wero no.lfod, and the Special Agent kopt
noyscss,on OF thom and thoir consents for tho
purpose Of pfg. .acing thonl III court.
Tho publ;shral. of papers and those buslnoBe-
men wlIo hay8 occshioB to receive small remit
auno, cd aud tmpcdel III thcls business, to ray
nothing OF tho losa incurred by tho pscuations
OF dishonest pont. 0Aico on,ploYoB, whose nets
Nera not easi!y dsscovorsbic. The arrcst Of Lin
nees should Prove wnrninE. Tia examination
stAtos Commissioner l1uyno.
, 1875-04-05

A1AN>@" "1'-"-''"'
Among tho events which proved pleasant
ocial affair to large proportion Of tho Ter
,,na IN mis- ritv VA III, uoldin, Of AIR phi1i,,
to; . ,.o,I.lnnw,, y,n,, 1.wvar NJ Ch,couo
sc,n. "ea'a"o"h soa"e lanI'' - ~u.sabo'
I'D Ellss Emnsa Stetn, dauEhtcr OF 8. steta.
;hq., senior member OF tho firm Of Stein. uirach
20, About lco pcoplo wess present ut the
srn,no,,. ana r,,t,,ot or ttn trii,a, l,sn,rot.
sn.' ~" As.e ~. sHss.s,..M.. .so ~ 49, 49, r.,
1uo eefctnolF "na pol!oeoeu "'e '"o o"-
III loFn, tho lsoV. 3lr. FclHehthal onclaun6.
TIE Bulp.
.hnni1so,nr And NJ she Looked down. her doll
atc check inst tiutod with 4 blush during the
@so eassA .Ia. .1. 49,. " 1as.,. ,t,s. = ..s
srr hoF friends removed tho tulfe voil that en-
cloped her IN It's t1oecy folds, aud tho BRIDE
room Listcd bor ouco aud ngaln with great
erve,,cv' r rhen her f14antls Crowded .rouud
NJ ri .,t;orcj thcir eonrr,t1.atinns Tho banI
.1,,c{ ~ 1 m tLo xeddinr march ~ wsjl known.
NJ s1sea u sa,on wns for,eI ait tonaInr 10.
.n-a ~ " p''ssso4'A sNe '0'SA'3' AA 'o3"e
'A'o rur u.xorrr.roov.
Horn tho all. n. r waY =. ryed after t,,e German
.son, ail M sLs ps cu' M nuy bang seatcd. An arei,
tn aa ,vsro ssn.na ,hts io,'
10 psao 1au VIEW o.asse :, onu tts
tn 5or ~ sac,, u u,,,st hn s,,nnep was ike ali
IIs, nffn1r. M tbnronc,,1y aociaf md @ntoyablo
..o I H. a"uss ..cs i,o1r% t,,o e1ce,sns
lula tImet nmi vouva' fi;cmct ftlc ioitnr
o aiocM %,u 'gar ~ ,a oecas;oS ~ ;msn.s
pe,.uu ~ st,.,,n.sas towa 10 I'm IN cnnious siranms
c "a ue"u CUSTOMARY ~ satursT fooW.
H. I t;'u s az ,,,,, ss3r MI ,n,n-
~ no & ana "u.u ar tsno, ~
eooa M'nnsa' Hs na nint ~ .e
All VI ,S huK tsnn,ea ,tio Ss s'eA'
~ ~. 'e,s an n,' ~ o1sa,'n, .ur,or
ret',r,' suU ~ nal" T., H. WI
r", =, ;,v~ ...~nsn,,y .y. ro,, ,.r,r.
,,aa :"sn ..t ~ io"...e ,ti,," !,ti, . ~, ,r.,
oa,, .a5 b.c ,n% H. rrout rnr,nc, ~" ~ me-
ea,i p.n.oo nash; ILL .., w s!ous .otnI" ~ nes
, 1875-04-05
GAINESVILLE,


Special D:snateh 10 Tia Chtcaoo 4rtaHns,
JANEs1lLiE, Wis, April 4.-Tho political situa'
tion WAS nerar 30 mixed in JaueAYille as at tho
p!eseut time. Tho Republicans have the strong.
est ticksI aver put in tho held. but tho Demo-
Gratis arc unable to and any one 10 20 upon their
ticket for City Attorney. Almost every name on
tho!r ticket has bseu changed onco or twice, un-
I'll 1t Ia had to tell who tho candidates arc, Tho
eity will 50 Aepuhllaau By lslga majority.
, 1875-04-05

FItW zWK E57e7! aPFE0s =
Mr. Doeohcr yesterday expIictsly denied the
susous charges which haye 80 long besn hanging
over Ills head. Everybody will rejoice that he
Aea been ablo to do this. On tho other hand It IL
c!oAr from Mr. DesoLsr's Own narrative, tha&
, 1875-04-05
MIR. CLENELAM

THE UBIQUITOUS bEECHEH.
NEW YonC, April 4.-If rumor is to bo bo-
lioved Henry u. Cleveland testified Friaay that
ho was manager Of tho Christian Union on juno
2, 1873, and TINT Mr, D"cchor was In tho Office af
that pa!,er iu Now iorG botScen II and II
o'eIoe.; that tay.
, 1875-04-05

Everything IN Mattresses and Bodtltng
from the 1euat to tho most expensive knIs, will aay
bo found At Hliser, jenkins Fazona new atore, =,
and o3i State street, Hcmcmhcr ah!s.
, 1875-04-05

N3tGEGE&V3E%R3III1N4
Attention Ia callsl To Tho advertisement for pro-
poAala for srr1nt1tnG a.eeping, snd cleaning the
Etrceti of Warrington md Georgetown, .. G. The
perio Of tic contract will begin May d 1879 instead
Of March q, Is heretofore published.
, 1875-04-05

Chic1sortng Upright pinnos.
JuEt received NJ ncsds Tcmllo Ct bluAc, corner OF
Dearborn and yuu Dnrcn streets, few very Hns up
right iano1 containing tho latest aud beat improve
nltuts,
, 1875-04-05

4 Remnrknble Story
Is told ef child who. though severely 1calded that
the doctors gavo hsr up, sayed BY the uluey uso
ok Dallcy's siugical Pain Extractor. 81
, 1875-04-05

That Living Gnconetnr,
Tho slomaeh, gcnnr4scs acetous and carboute acid
gas. n,t4 destructive to tho tceth. Sozodont
cnuniercts their cortsova operation, AMI ncttraltzca
MI Impurities that tend to inJuro tho teeth dedls
tite brnnth
, 1875-04-05

oTHERWHERE9.
Tho c1i{hrs Of thn Times a'sd Dispatch ont1 thu
Rcpublcan newspapers OF st. I.nliib nro filling
thu city with luoIliny gosalp. Tho Affair has
not evenkuated.
Tho President has doc1ared TINT ali reporta to
tho effect TINT tho present policy Of tl,ia uoy.
orntnont toward Aioxieo foycsllAJnws 1uol.acinS
CONCLUSIONS zro Of aonsattollal character.
The Governor OF pennsylvan!a has issueh n
proclamation commanding thu evil.d!sposod Of
tho Stata 10 "dispofse sr,tl <lopnrt from further
unlawful combinations and demonHtfations."
This Ia aimed nj tho trnie-unIons of minors, AMI
Is preliminary to calling VI tho mlitia, which
ID expected to follow immediately.
, 1875-04-05
SUNDAYS NEWS.

lONNL.
Tic Milk -Daalors UniDn Saturday night clect-
cd officers ar'l adopted resolution ashsnp tho
Common Council to croats tho uilica Of Silk ln.
arotos Of The city.
Tho following ticket ran nominated In tho
Wodt Town: Hurcrviaor, +. \. Riddle Arscp"
FOR. y. Amlck; Collootor. John Foldkamp
Clerk, Ole paulBen.
Tho rinanco Committee Of the Grand Army
at tho lsoputlio held meeting at The Sherman
iloune Saturday a.en{ng To perfect arrangements
for the .clintosi In Slay. An onrnci meeting
Ia 10 10 hold at tha Hamo place Thursday esen-
lug.
y convention WAS heli In South Chicago sat~
ntday to nominaso South Town oltlcorH. TAe
Convention waa III tho namo Of tho Peoples
par1y, but In thu hands OF tho gamblers md
their sriont1s. Anlnny tho 1oading spirits were
4. =. Trilde. Jim 1tYan. Jim Appleton. Sliks
strDonald, LILLY Reason, Phil Far%y. Ed l'urlls,
Tom While, aud Meeny Marks. Aftor duo de-
liberation. tho following ticlte. was non,inntcl
Collector. Tom Foiey; Asaossor, JOHN AlcNally !
Supervisor, George II. Hroenwald; Town Clerk,
james f}loeaon; Conatnbio. Id Cunningham. Tho
nominations were not received with O. great deal
OF favor by the Eyaus pattJ, or by tho u'any
defeated candidates. Evans intends to run for
Collector, Nr1son for Supervisor. anil jne Grnon-
hut fur Toan Clerh, independent Of tho Conven-
ton n,itl party. Tho two former published theit
announcements yesterday.
, 1875-08-01
4 Strange Story.


4 private letter received yesterday in Sheffield
from one Of the crew OF the iron-ahip Glance, Of
London. which arrived In the Thames from Ade-
laide On Thursday, gives intelligence Of a terri
bic event which recently occurred At sea. On
the 9th ult rhe Glance passed IN outbound
vessel, bearing the name OF Jessie Osborne, and
Was hailed by the Captain OF the latter ship. whe
reported that one Of his crew had gone mad !;
that for five days the manieo had stsuoned him
self aloft, and thst nothing conld induce him to
return to deck. The Captain further reported
that the msdman had armed himself with large
chlsel, with which he WAS cutting tho ropss. and
that the boatswain had tried to bring him down.
Tho maniac, however, threw block at tbs
boatswaln, knocking him On the deck and break
ing his arm and leg. AZ = matter OF safety to
his vessel and crew the Captain Of the Jessie
Osborne considered that it was necessary to
shoot the maniac, aud. after some consultation,
that course Was decided upon. Tho crew and
officers OF the Glance were requested to be pres
ent II witnesses, and in their presence the man
was shot with 4 revolver In consequence Of
the way in which be moved about tha rigging
three shots had to be fred before he Was fatally
injured. He fell dead On deck, md his body
was eventually thrown oyezboazd:
, 1875-08-01
ILGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE,

Whereas, hare received 4 certificate Of the Chit
Engineer OF the st. Louis, Vandali. Terre Hants
Railroad Company that Ralph Plumb Co. md hi
Chicago l. Paducah Railroad Company have failed 70
EIngham County, in tho State Of Illinois, to tic cy
Of Ehlngham, IN said county, On or hefore the asss
day Of 3arch A. D. 1s73, md that said line Of road
no. graded and hridged At the present time: aud
whereas said Ralph Plumb X Co.. BY written agRte.
ment, Of date the eth day Of May, 4. D. 1874 do
agrea OF before the first day Of March, H. D. 1s!,
to grade and bridge the sal re Of road from 6huns.
way to Effngham aforesaid. and before sie flts
day Of June, A. D. 1875, to rio and iron and opatss
the same; and whereas, said eth day OF Nay 1a4
said Ralph Plumb Il Co. deposited with tho undes-
signed, Trustee first mortgage bonds Of The Chi7-
40 Paducah Railroad Company, numbered twenty
six hundred to twenty hundred and foztJu,ns
same time stipulated and sgreed In writing thsa
they failed grade and bridge said Line Of road f1o
Shuru to EilnRhsm aforesaid, or before 20
first day OF March, l575 Of which fanre the ceFthr
cate Of the Chief engineer Of the st. Lour VandaAaS
Terre Haute Railroad Company ahould be evtdercs
visor of tho Town Of Douglas In aald EduEhan
County, should offer said bonus for sale, md sel ts
same for such prices said bonds might bring whsa
fairly offered upon the markets. and whereas, ban
been requested in writing by said Supervisor 10 oaF
said bonds for sale,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that l. ~
thony Thornton by virtus Of tho premises and NJ
the FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, 4. D..1a7s, It she cty
Of EHinXharn, IN tho County Of EMnRhan IN tos
State OF illinois, At the south door Of The Court-Hon9
in said city, offer said binds at public sale 70 sas
highest bidAar for cash, or 30 many Of them ~ ~
sufficient to construct tic. and lron :he Ine Of TUNA
ANTHONY THORNTON, TFussoo'
Ju1y Is 1E75
, 1875-08-01
District Of Colu1nbiA 5. .65s, guaranteed oy
tho United States. ....-..............*.. - II

District Of Columbia 3.65s, guaranteed oy
tho United States. tes.....-...-..........*.sf ~ ID
LATEST.
yrv Yonx July M.-Gold adVnnced from 1124 70
ia declined to 112h recovered to 112a, and closed
At 1r7k. Tho decline Was facilitated by runozs from
washington that tho Secretary would rel largo
amount OF gold next month, souo estimates placing
tho amount u high IS 600. Rates paid Tor bor-
rowing 2, l, and ~ per cent loans ware also nado
Dat and per cent for carrying.
Governments dull md irregular.
Railroad bonds stronger In tho late afternoon dea
inRs especially for Chicago Northwestern consod-
dated gold bonds. Large transactions wore mado and
the prices advanced to Sic, closing ut that figure
On the Stock Exchange ~ well ~ In the Gold Boom
tho markets we're slightly affected by runors in re-
gard to the failure Of firm IN the cotton and e1-
change business but tho turned out to b With
ont any foundation it fact When the baseless cha1ao-
ter Of the rumor was exposed, advance took place
Western Union rose 10 u and closed u .3H LAKE.
Shore advanced to 624fa62A; Pacific Nail to 39zst9
H. md Northwestern to 42i1, the last sales having
been ut these prices. st. Paul firm at 36H@56sl
Ohio Mississippi recovered from 18A to 133t. The
market closed active and irregular.
Trapsactions On the Exchange to-day La
s81 shares, Of which ., coo were Lake Shore, gooU
Northwestern Common, 1900 Pacific Mall 25,5oo
Ohios and 81, 500 Western Union.
One foreign banker. who Intended ehippn8 tarse
amount Of gold Withdrew it, and in It's place sent
United States bonds which be able to do with the
advance in gold yesterday to 1l3@113H.
The weakly bank statement is as follows Loaus Ii.
crease, s, 500 specie, decrease, S17u; !ega1
SEQ circulation decrease SEQ. The reserve shows
q loss Of $g37, ITS.
Money market easy 1t ING: pr cent: Tho Assist
ant Treasurer disburscd ~, ,V0 Customa Eece1pts
1886, ,O0o. Cleatings, 81 ,oooo0o.
farlfuU
, 1875-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE AND SUBURBAN TRAINS.
With more suburbs than any other city In
Chr1stendom Chicago has poorer and deArer
any other. The remark has often been made,
and it Is unfortunately ~ true NOW as At first,
that the railroads which enter and leaye Chicago
regard it apparently as way-station on
their trunk lines, On = mere terminus.
They have not yet learned that it has become
great metropolis. with large outlying and sub
sidary population The example OF other towns
teaches that cheap suburban trains do much to
develop suburban growth, to Say nothing OF
rendering profit to the railroads that run
them We have often alluded to the success Of
tho experiments made BY the Eastern Railrosdo OF
Massachusetts,. which in 1874 carried 266, ,566
passengers on its cheap trains at pro6*, and
without interfering With its regular traffic. The
Southern Pacific Railroad has established cheap
and frequent trains between San Francisco and
San MAteo. Why do not the entarpri4ing real
estate dealers OF this city try the
effect On their outside property Of
establishing soma snch mems Of CON-
munication between them aud the city !?
They could fad good precedent in the Boston
Revere Beach d Lynn Railroad, which has just
been formally opened. This, ls to be a nsrrow-
gauge railway 23 miles long, and will be run 1t
the following cheap rates: To East Boston, 5
cents, 40 tickets for IL; Revere, IL cents, II
tickets for 81 Ill beach stations on the road. Is
centa round tickets, Is cents, and 50 for IS
Lyun 20 ceoss, round tickets, 81 osntst.7 for S1,
, 1875-08-01
THE LOAN MARKET.

There is promise Of improvement There mas
been more inquiry, and more acceptable loans
a1o Offering, than for several weeks past ses-
eral loans for large amounts are In process OF
negotiation, which hare found their way 70 'no
Offices Of our drsr-class loan agents. These are
ali for building purposes, aod have generally
been placed at per cent A hopeful feeling
perysdes the market. and even those who hare
no new business to report take an encouraging
view Of the situation, and are preparing Tor q
revival of trade. 1t WAS feared that the failure
of Duncan, Sherman j. Co. would have dlsas-
trous effect in the way Of shaking confidence
but it appears that Chicago real-estate u TOO
urpck-rooted to be- endangered by any such
vaye Of trouble The number Of building loans
On the way is barbinger OF prosperity for all
classes Of the community. and shows that capl-
ta!ists feel that the present depression Is OF an
evanesceut character.
COMPARATIVE ErA1E,LENr Tox THE wEEK EaDNo
"
, 1875-08-01


eo4eo va oo4 'Se' ~ 20. - ...~
"A.' A1oeHe. .-s,.. "1.' T.. 80
n4snus ..s4 soss@1 ~ -.I... -.s. ~.
~ N..sa .tf.ss' 49, r.ts,. ..t,s
aD1 80 .s.,sts ssu ~,.ad an,st 49, ..s.ss
sAn.s. o.uet u.1e4 ,,.s. ss H. 49, -. ~e-
e,-...;sn" p..a.,. 1..,ha~ ~, ~ toh,..o Wv.
9eos ets A"ssA1e' '<~~'~@' SN@'' -'|@
34euAssa. n1A
There was comparatively lsslo trading IN eatse ana
tho general market was less firm than On tho day be-
fora. There was . limited inquiry for shipping
h..v.. A. "a 75as ~ and for 1revzn, .nd na.iya
Hoe's0 49, - -. - ~ " -. =. - 49,
bntcoefs stoca ae e1-oU94.-o' 1ae 1o~ep' "s1o o"o
bead. The hog trade WAS quiet, with prices 631oc
1oue- SINNERS and local packers ouerated noder-
.., - e. naIa7 an 1c {nte4o- ~ svtr. jth IN, hn1k
e'e1s o. S..o0@s'". ~ .."A ~ '' - 49,. 49,. 80
OF the sales at $i.1'9'-oo. heee1pts o,aoo. 1nese
were receipts Of sheep. Prices nominal at S37sG3
t-k 4irhvinea vere un,ctve and armer at sll7a
-s 80. e~s.-s... .-an. =, 49, aa.,,,d ..a .ta.a.
11'H. La6e .fe,snss Ns'" IL 10l6 osa'1u Ao SSs.1'
at Sc for corn to Aunalo.
Lumber was unchanged at either tho yards or docke
.haa.at . At tte Wholesale marxet and tha do1uand
1ne Asos " e.4-N,. - -.o-r+ ,,trs. ~. x,,,5
was tair 1of saso1n"s' as teeess p.4s"* .A' ~, ,aa
trade was active ~ USUAL anu Pi1eo 1o1 o"@
were strong The iron and nail markets were un-
led R.ta. for t.e former arc freoneusly ahaded
0'ssI ~ 49,. ~. ,n,,v .altar~ in N.
OWING TO inc 1acs tno' uste ~ -. -. 49,
MARKET but nails are ruling pretty steady At tne cur
, 1875-08-01

100 for $3.50. These arc chesR fares, and
slough M they NAY not pay at frat, tho theory is
that they Viii build up settlements along the
route. I multiply the number Of daily passongers.
and thus prove largely profitable in .he end. II
1snds atready has been to give them value
greater than the par value OF the stock, 80 that
# the night Of uaJ bad to be bought to-day, It
would cost more than the par value OF the stock.
something like this is needed IN Chicago.
, 1875-08-01
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS


FOREIGN MaRxETs.
s7'e'ot D',paseA4o sa* ca,ea7s 7fta~'s.
AvRApoo1s 'o4y A-G m.-h1oua-Sa l. -:
80. <o''
s-"neas-"ta.st' ~, !, Aos; NO p 1od;
sp11ns. Ho' =, tes ~, ~. 20 ~ "ate No. las
% no = 'os ~ euo' W. l. a.s "a No. los g.
FHosH'osS-lot., ,., "11e'le.n, 80 o. Lard eos.
nsEaeoo1' aus '171'e ho'7-Efssa shts
~au "eo'e.n,
'pRs' - so9lasd.
eos1-Auisi1ea" nn' au1A ua'a. 40 ~
1ao'tsioS9~ "e'.e,"' oS' 1s''etn, s7s ID
oeeA-1"o" @n4eA'a4'' 80 49, "S1"-Amaucan, Ca.
Baeon-CumbeFl2nu cur o2.
CHEEsE-Fino American. 35A-
TA11nw-Ame1ic7n. lis.
n.-.-~r.- r.e,a, "a ..xs.
'@' op~' W. ea-
ANTWERP 'u'5 55l--fE1hoLEoS-Afec &C.
LONDON, July 3.-coHaoL3-MoneY aud se,r,nn+
n1t1e
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aAeaacAS e.oo@114@'-'-4os u o. W4k % @ 81,
1o811; 1032s, 1o6H; ne" 81, 1o4H New York oant1al
90 Erie, l3K do preferred. 16.
PErnotxux-Rehned ID.
oz.,, m-,,r,rr,,- oo,<d
sP1H1tH H4cAfsS1iSI-1fo
PARIS, July H.-hentes, OF Suc.
FuAyKFoRr July a1s-Upitad Ststas bonda ~ m
asz -
''/a'
-rur nrw vopx ppoo,ter u.oxr
sn.r;a, nf.na,cs I, ~. cS;caoo r,ts,.. D.
r-yonr INV n -aR.rx-whr,t trr.o,,.,
, 1875-08-01

Tas dnll and loe owrr, closing at s3.4o ir septeph
Sales, 80 tcs sellor the year 1t sl2.l2k.
which sold At closi2g It abont n =
Seller August closed 1T s., .911, ~4"@A
Corn vas In moderate demand and steady u 711a
l4c Tor August and 1t TIC seller September. ~
closed tho aalae II Ut O'Clock Seller AuRu,t sod q
43a@ +4c, and seller September It 3oksaAoc he;a
cloaiu9 at tho inside. e9a
Barley quiet and easier, selling 1t Il MI, t..
September, aud closing with sellers 1t $l.oa. ~
, 1875-08-01
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the receipts aud shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce In this city during the
twenty-four hours ending at O'Clock on Saturday
morning. and for tho corresponding date year ago:
, 1875-08-01

~ +ba -ot y-odurinc nsrtinns of Errnna AND 4mer.
- r-sai.if. 49, Is ~. ,xt.t;o,, a. r,,,fo,. a. 70
-, ~ th,e.ta, ar.sna5vs o.u f., o,ther-
~. ~. .raa. g1,nv .a.t;nn. hova hsan rnda1 ,.,,.r
10 ssvs-, DIV, r,st and N. l-.t.rn receiv,d IN
a,.,rd.. ~ con,n,,.s;o, r,arch.nta ne,r,v II, hor.
t..ti,.onv n ". .1tr,on1,n,rv dovnronrIno which
-. .,,a a.. ros. =, a. -t,a. ~ .,n.a th,+v.
~ ~ ~ ,,,dt -, .scond daluon r. /. now ce7t,in
tbat at deal 1T Grain has bean absolutely drowned
~ .na th.+ o-a.e d.,1 rnoro h,s han m .poeI
49, q ~,r; mi, bs naal \. fodder. How much the
,a,ta .,a vi, ba a,n,nj.bad t,v thu p1nyial yis1-
..t1on c,nnot nov h, mora than ouessed Ut but there
~, ha m ADMIT tbat Tim conseonences will b SERIOUS
-. o., b. td,vtdn,, farmer. but to the community
- ,,roe Va hear of hest that ia growing vigorously
~ .tss..,.. ,r,,a +,no1sd 1o,sse. os weeds. corn
- ~. -. .t.Tk m non1t,tndea NJ earaarns
49,. - a.. vh,ch ara nached tightly On
as 49, ~ h,-sv That ia 1tacoored bevond hopo
~ -. ia th,. not In f.oated ratches
y. ~ ,-aa. ~ oonotrv. willis 1t sill rains