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Married Couples How to Tell Them.

If you see lacy and gentleman dis
agree upon trifiing occasions, or correct
ing each other in company, you may be
assured they have tied the matrimonial
moose.
If you see a silent pair in a car or
stage lollng carelessly, one at each
window, without seeming to know they
have companion, the sign is infallible.
If you see a lady drop her glove, and
a gentleman by the size of her kindly
telling her to pick it up, you need not
hesitate in forming your opinion; or
If you meet a couple in the fields, the
gentleman twenty yards in advance of
the lady, who, perhaps, is getting over
a stile with difficulty, or picking her
way through muddy patch or,
If you see lady whose beauty and
accomplishments attract the attention of
every gentleman in the room but one,
you can have no difficulty in determin-
ing their relationship to each other
the one is her husband.
If you see a gentleman particularly
courteous, obliging and good -natured,
relaxing into smiles, saying sharp Things,
and toying with every pretty woman in
the room excepting one, to whom he
appears particularly cold and formal,
and is unreasonably cross-who that
one is, nobody can be at loss to dis
cover.
If you see an old couple jarring,
checking and thwarting each other, diff.
feripg IN opinion before the opinion is
expressed, eternally anticipating and
breaking the thread of each others dis
corse, yet using kind words, like honey
bubbles floating on vinegar, which are
soon overwhelmed by preponderance
of the fluid; they are, to all intents,
man and vile lit is impossible to be
mistaken.
The rules above quoted are laid down
as infallible in just Interpretation they
may be resorted to with confidence
they are upon unerring principles, and
deduced from everyday experience.
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FACTORIES and machine shops should
not be allowed to run a day without Johnson's
Anodyne Liniment. In case of sudden acci-
dent, an immediate use of it may save weeks
of suffering, and perhaps limb, or even life.
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A m,NoE THOUSAND.

Delays are Dangerous. Don't neglect
your Cough. 1t msy get beyond control. DR.. TUFTS
Expectorant is q Prompt, reliabe remedy.
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas Drawing postponed for a few days. Ger
tificates of deposit. payable only when the draw
ing takes place, will be received for tickets.
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THERE are several kinds of worms
which trouble horses the pin-worms (pointed
at both ends) are the most common and most
dangerous. Sheridsn's Cavalry Condition
Powders will in few days eject the worms
and the horse will begin to thrive.
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BURNETT's COCAINE is the best and
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
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SAVE MoNEY.-It is we'll worth saving

SAVE MoNEY.-It is we'll worth saving,
and You can save it in buying a sewing ma
chine, and get one of the best and most per-
feet machines in existence. The Wilson shut
tie sewing machine has reached point of ex-
cellence and perfectness equaled by no ma
increasing demand, which is almost beyond
their manufacturing capacity to supply, is con-
vincing evidence that the merits of this ma
chino are appreciated. Machines will be de-
ivered at any railroad station in this county
free of transportation charges, if ordered
through the company's branch house at Is9
Canal street. New Orleans, La They SEND an
elegant catalogue and chrome circular free on
application This company want few more
agents.
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THE art of nursing is being elevated.
The average pay of monthly nurses in
New York Is said by an intelligent cor
respondent to be $50, and sometimes
more. Male nurses demand from $25
to $40 per week, and there are nurses in
the city who receive SO per day. So it
is a favored class after all. No crea-
ture in this world makes less account
of none than the New York millionaire
when the shadow of death is hanging
over him
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Dear Su--Your Favorite Prescription has
done my wife world of good. She has taken
nearly two bottles and has felt better the past
two weeks than at any time in the past two
years. No more periodical pains none Of
that aching back or dragging sensation in her
stomach she has been accustomed to for sew
eral years. l have 80 much confidence in it
certain customers of ours who would be glad
to get hold Of relief at anv expense. l have
tried many Patent Medicines, but never had
any occasion to extol one before.
Very truly yours, GEO. b. WHITING.
Mrs. f. r. DAILY, Metropolis ILL.,, writes:
DIR r. V. Pierce-My sister is using the
Favorite Prescription with great benefit
MARY ANN FRIsBIE Lehman, Pa, writes:
DIR. r. V. Pierce-What have taken OF
your medicine has been of more benefit to me
than all others and hundreds of doctors bills
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is sold by
dealers in medicines generally.
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MEDICINE RENDERED USELESS!
NoLTA's ELECTRO BELTS and
Bands are Endorsed by the
most eminent physicians in
the world for the cure ofrheu-
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A VERY WIDE DIFFERENCE.-The
anti Bonapariists in Paris are repeat
ing with much gusto an anecdote ap-
ropos of the projected marriage of the
Empress Eugenie's niece to the Duke
de Medine-C @li. 1t appears that after
Nine. de Montijo had married one of
her daughters to the Duke of Alba she
was anxious to make a match between
her beautiful Eugenie-then the Belle
of Madrid--and the Ddke d'Ossuna,
who is said to be tie most powerful
and the haughtiest nobleman in Spain.
Respecting his wealth aud his munifi-
cence, it is said that one of his many
palaces is devoted to the occupancy of
his aged servants, all of those who have
grown gray IN his service being thus
cared for to the end of their days.
This princeiy grandee respectfully de-
clined the honor of the fair Eugenie's
alliance. After her marriage with the
Emperor, some one remarked to the
duke that as she had become an en-
press she might we'll have been held
worthy of the honor of becoming the
Dcchess d'Ossuna. "Pardon me-" re-
marked the duke, drawing himself up,
there is a wide difference between
Bonaparte and an Ossuna. An alliance
which would be proper for the first
would he derogatory to the second"
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Sights.

They are cheap It costs nothing to
turn the face, to shut the mouth, to not
see person who is not before the eyes,
and has expectations if not claims. 1t
is very easy to put off the call long over
due to neglect sending an invitation to
party to one who is not of much ac-
count to pass a former friend on the
street without recognition; to go and
come, ignoring the existence of people
who have rights and feeling. And it is
as cowardly to do SO as it is easy and
mean.
Bat the cheap, cowardly slight is as
hard to bear as it is contemplate. How
it rankles. 1t stings like a nettle. 1t
is prussic acid on a wound. The very
cowardliness of it makes it more painful.
If Miss Scornful had only had the cour-
age to frankly say she does not care for
our friendship, and prefers our room to
our company, we could possibly reply
with an equally polite expression of
popular chilliness but to be dropped
out unceremoniously and cut 6Irsc ia
like stab in the dark. Society is set
of complex relations. People are hound
together. They have duties, obliga-
tions, affiliations. Kindness and polite
ness are parts of the unwritten law of
social commerce. A slight is a sort of
robbery mean, pick pocketry sort of
robbery, too-of the notice one has
right to expect. 1t may not cost any
thing just to mind ones own business,
and let a frie adj languish for want of
notice and sympathy and cheer; but it
shows what he is made of, and what his
friendship is worth. The person who
can slight another is too base to be
sighted by second time.
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q SEWING machine needles given away.
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ever You find its impurities bursting through
the skin in Pimples, Eruptions, or Sorest
cleanse it when you find it DISTRACTED and
sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it n
foul your feelings will tell you when. Keep
viii follow.
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and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sts.. N. Y.
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boar Left. Can you invest your money
at q larger per cent ?-An2eric0n ,StOi9,e
yOuy1l0l,
BRAN AND CoRN-MEAL FOR COWS.
The Practical Farmer says: 1t is
we'll settled in the opinion of all our
best dairylnen that bran greatly pro-
notes the milk secretions in COWS, and
it is fed almost universally. About
equally mixed with corn meal is the
usual proportion. This mixture seems
to promote both quantity and quality of
milk. From several sources we hear
that buckwheat bran is a great producer
of milk, and it is being used considera-
bly, among our Chester county dairy
men, in about the same proportion as
the other. Thos. Gawthrop, near West
Grove, Chester comfy, also by repeated
trials with his own cows, has fully sat
lstied himself that they do as we'll With
corn and cop meal and bran as with
pure corn meal and bran. The amount
of nutrimeut IN corn cobs is 20 very
small that this result will have to be
explained on the superstition of the
ground cob acting to promote digestion
by distending the stomach. The pres
ence of bulky material being necessa-
nv to promote distenslon and fill up the
stomach of Illuminating animals, before
digestion can be accomplished, is fire.
qucntly lost sight of. Hungarian grass
is also found for mich COWS to be rather
rior to the ordinary run of hay.
The last year or two Hungarian grass
Inns doomed up wondrrfuily IN the esti-
nation of our dairy farmers and
very large scope of land will be sowed
with it the coming season. 1t natures
for cutting in about sixty days, and
produces two to four tons per acre-the
latter of course on good soils. Three
pecks to.the acre is the usual allowance
of seed.
CORN MEAL FOR SWINE.
A farmer i'll Pennsylvania says that
he mad fed five hogs 297 pounds of COP
AID coIu-meai made INFO mush by bell
lag, and he got eiRhtg-seven pounds of
live weight. A month after, they con
1 i 4
, 1875-05-12
MONEY AND C0MlWERCE


lNho,+ot &h.r. ,+., a., fre-o,.e in anrnn 1{rsen,1s
nao"an tnsse "as an iasssa'e ~ sos M .s,,s
of tho orders from tho country fof ezehAnSH o price
broke duraz til. da5. The nr.t aaea ~tss :. 7'e pre-
eo .h' 5rss Ths @ or to s
country Is not such to call for remark. There Is
nothing ts,oad tho average 10 tl!har Tho receipts
shipments.
Iho loan maffe' remains III s""sea"ta15 tae Fnma
con,,tilon, 1here ia IN ahundsnt surry Of ioanahlo
III, ,,or. ,thn,at .unn1v.
'1. m...u - S,sss.,.,. :, H.. ,..x. s. ,,n
Hates Of discount A. the oanfs range from oSs''
per ccht.
On the street rates for money ars s1ls par cent,
With I'll in.ntNc!ent Aemsnd.
Tho clcarIngs wcrn s3,ooo,0 ,01o. .....
Comptroller Hayes hss autographed from New York
that lie has borrowed thore sl,oA,01a, A. follows
$500 00o arranged as Chicago, at rrr cent; $2oeo
tor ynar At ror cont; anA $1o3Go1 1t par cent.
THE EAST AND TIE w,:aT.
Tho Boston Journal a connerts las rrry sensible
lriiolo ho condition Of Western traa and nnsnees-
II xbys lhe West has certainly the advantage Of
Lbs Eai far II Tho trals and productions of ts two
sections ara msa,urcd and compared. II continues:
n. al srcou,t. how.r.r the peon1n nf lin Wet
~ satnwsat ~. strssIIna1T fu1thanc1 In ,nn,,t
ma,ss ~ ~, .ossn sns tbry nra ansne5sv IN
hs arn u. rc IN te WITH
atiss.imnt vs.v nj IL, tnrrci1.nts NJ f,tnSha Nil
H. tnaarfa II o.,srn @ 1ova cesrs hey never knew
sn,s Th., H., nsn4a III ,Stsr snr,emTra ,To
nissoens an naehines than In iii for,nss tnc,.
.trn s.'r, ~ H. 9nrsr,.s n nrttra fso ys!ss en-
nr.as III Nav S1e.co ~ shrrc tefI rrair. nr
ss'on nd .gren!'art srs wsns
sl.ut down G.yand recovery alhot,gh ws
hass bad to ia.a through 1 Tins Of ileprc+-
reenr nnhs nu.i III, rcc,,prra;ion viii srsly copr.
II. nrosnsritr Of tha ric aEr!ctrai pot!os If ths
rnrs.v Il rrr;.in In II te reninns Of lnarsc
suGuaIy ~ a..t 80 49, ~ ,rsna ,,S ~ !.
, 1875-05-12
REAL ESTATE.


Thefo1rn"ns ns.ruen.nss h1od for record Tues
day, May II:
c,z1 raorEnrr.
atase st, ~ II nt Tnrty-thisl, I, 2511co H..
1sS:stao a % l'alsa; t:i Il Si,;t sn '''
Aan. It, VIZ y! tnte1ss' r. ieass Of ,as
1pass as !s az, TX 4 Il ot i rasaynntn Il, vi VD
2,.l77 r.lo #, dated May li:.;:..:...... 500
ii. ais9l' II, With building dated May :,.... Too
wcst ch!eaao y, loi II v .? Soblo II, I, 9ir
Morr; ~ 8 T. III o ~ e w;:i Yif:ss, s
,one!.on +, Il :Io Il q M::~t il, i, ait a..
ws.s Thirteenth st, bst Ashl.n. AZ .nd raul-
ina., nf 17;1'3t T. aa;e.! Wy l!';:;.:; $3.50
ir'o =, - =, ~ & q North ci'ra ~ w. .sa1o ,oo
nisst % i, - ~ s:;ls st, l. s5.io, s
s,ms aa.ea a. sSet s,s ;,ys ) j:;:a s. IL
iii CID H. a'sd MsJ Jio..........,..,...... aous
1in 1.io #. dated J,n r. ls'i.:.......... 100
wtst vaipnsrn q, - Cur VI Wood 1T, ~,
,iH.'3; III, =; :; = e s'iss ,n,, n ,ss
A;sarn d. esr ., Tiff;.tl'fd eaarii. II; @'ss
rsrtl 1ss n,ar,or =. III: i. 10 II of Dlv:ion * Nv
72I;xlto IT, Iatsi May ll.................. 1926
NonrM or c1rr Ltst1rs, WITHIN rApiut or I
Of Lincoln av, I. iaxlts II. dats M.y li..$ 1865
souTM or CITY LIMITS. WITHIN HAnIr& OF Mill
nP CoUAr.ti1UEE.
Dowtn Av. bet CinmpIain anil Charles nv. ns,
R'xt1i 1-la II A1s3 fory.AssL IT, " Of Cat
tAga Grove av. n f.to.I1?M II, dated &1Ay6
rfisi,.l,tnih si. "a Il ot cct'ss. dfoss ~, w
+, a513'H fl, dstot April lA,..,............ n s0ca
Iotu &; 10 s0t osccrt j sub-lots, Towt. Of
llarrio: II. rlscr) H.oed
Lot "a. In 1ogerA' Addition dated APRIL 26.... SIS
L,t ~ DHncans black I Taylnr krsl1ht
~ NV x Sec 1, IS, II, dated May ll....... III
, 1875-05-12

C.ATTLE-1f tllcrs was Improvement In my featttre
ot tho cattle market It Loo slight TO attract nten-
tiou. It not In tbs character Of Tho demand,
which was srcn lighter than on tbs day bsforc, nor
waa hefa improvement IN The genora enor Of ndvlces
from tho Eat: Willie "a ro1arda prices, they Were
good 10 lower Than Monday. All things con-
asdered, the situailou was moBs unfavoraba for
trlers. nor does It xsom likely that tile remain-
Ing days Of tie rsek wslt bring any important
change for tho batter. The receipts for the two days
show Increase over last wsck Of aon,s 1000, and
nearly doublo that nutnocr rcnlained III tbs yards
Awaiting buyers At The closs OF Trade Lat evening.
Slippers connued clr purchases cliehy to tho halter
qualities, for which they pail $j75aG50 fer good to
o1srA alesrt weighing from lilo 10 4so Ls. With
rerhap* half hozeu exceptions, iAers Ners sslas
abuye $12j. SLrafer, Wau4wor,h l. Halt sold 1lns
drove Of lid head 1t $3.50.
About soo head Of Morris, Watrel / Ca.s aiil.fsd
catt1a llays arrived since Saturday. THIS fr,u has
lasgc humber yet to CONS forwsrl.
Tho market closed weak Rnd unbettled.
QuprA7toNa+
Extra Deevss-oradcd stcers, Weighing 400
10 ltdu .s1.11H0.GJ
ChUtce Breves--F Fne, ut, well fornleh year
tos se4r old steers, Weighing 1.9~0 to
6ood Hueyes-Wcli. .fat.oned, atssra, wsigu-
lug iloo to l,.s9 6.7S0'.so
Mellun Grates-Steora In fair hesh, WpiRll-
iuE l.lO0 10 a2oo its. 5.4oe5.C5
nutshcrYf Stock--t'tor TO fair steerH. and
common to rhoi: "a GUYS. for city slaughter,
weEhlng 8oD to 100 ill.,. 4.cc0593
Btnrk Cattle-conlnou cattlc, weighing 7Uu
to 1,o'o a.9s@4.75
asaG., bulls and sculawag slces.. 25o932s
r. Sr<FF
, 1875-05-12
PROVISIONS.


Hoo pltopUCTs-Wcro more aclso in Tia saere.
gatc, and Dr.. iasdly stronger. ths tecns Of Mo,lay
having brought cut fair orilar demand from osic,
willis th1 offerings wcfe ttss than vas anticipated.
Hogs wore Ia moderate supply atl sscahy, mud there
was nothing IN Lie tone Of asi'ea from other points
to g!vs greater strength in product. Bnt ttcrs
mora tnYors, and that nads the difference. tho Mors
nervous holders having sold out the previous day.
Elsitss ronx-AdTanocd :o91sc res bsl under good
dunland, though u4e slry dfapatchea from Ntw York
quoted lhas market unse,cd. halsa reported
Of COO brls cash Eel1er tie month, At 81 I.51
5000 hrls. seller June, At $!l.3sH1t.0: Ba,a br's
weller July, at <ac0@9l.os and 2.!sU brls, scl1er
market closed sna At $2lio eaah seller the month
tn:so6a9l.ss seor June sal.s2kat.s5 ssllor 1uly !;
ani $-I1U3 y. u seller AugMst.
$3.50. Extra ptl1ns was nominal At sl1.:o.
LAnp-ALvAncea 2uo per 100 hi under better In
aa!ry though! 1iyerpoo wss unchanged early bn. d.;
sympathy With cAseayo Sales wera repsr.e. u low
{. sssr ssa saa. Il 81 Sna t. sttr III,
.s $'.t5t t@Eco; md ~ tcs seller AuRust # ti.1oa
i I'll, T s IT, % 3sne d;tS Ss .
for July, mud <l5.it for Augkt,
atEATi-wera quiet. aud generally quoted easier in
tone especially on shoulders aud tlsott ribs. which
Sales vsre reported u :0,oeo IL shoulders
au. * ri 4s .i., & .S sssta III Il s :ss: IL:
shoulders, casn ssller May; $40 do satr juno
VIC ia seltz JULY ,oug eialt. llHe caeh salter
,ay do snllcr june 11kct do acller Jny II short
fibs, uga1l&o cash Or srllar 1ay: do seller June.
TIC; 10 erer July 13atc short cesrs. cs. sslier
May. t2sc; do selcr June, 114c; do Keller Jay t.fc.
bl1esl nisals No higher au loose. su,ncr-cnrr En-
Gish meats. a"al . uoxea picked hams, Ii H.
average, at l!htsllNc. Bacon meats 1no!ed a. IN
a for short tei p.cEe f'F
GnKaHE--Wah quiet at Atsllo.
BEEF PlODUOTB-Wcre quiet and nomInalty I'M.
changed, ut xf:o for metx $50 for extra n4aa knd
$-0.4.{421, ,N0 fus hams,
TALLow-Quotel at B1E@8Lc,
, 1875-05-12
'Hf
moo SALE

siIEEr-A vcry quilt ioeanv & atl rresaens in the
snss IT, ,Ss Ssfsss gas's H. bas s tS!s s.Sn G
shorn lSaSs.a Gonser 1ito. sola 1T + ss.sS.
15n'hoFn 'Acep quoted at sl.uoeto'5o.
DuFFAIo. N. X, May yll.-UArTLE-Teeeipts 2,elo !;
total Ios tae weet. o.s5 ntrkst slow trsnsacttcns
prices; Eaatusn purcha4ers not buying. Bales sul
s }!sS :.s4, .'sst ss1 M IL Il to
G g.n ss.sss ssG' 10 te bs lou A''''
sssf n.fiss e. sieaasy slo% SO oha si!ppssi Iii I
orr this morning demanded % t.sclus owuurs hold
for last weeks prices.
t''s e e. ss Fsss sss,, '
wArEavow1s, MASS,
,,; waTfao.E 60 4a.. Xii Ny lnkns oATTLE-Me
s:i ass, srs'ss ssseaa .it{ ,ssbsso fa g.. e.
snxxr 4an .IAxns-necopts. POS; price. ranged #
6s7Se for sheep, excepting choso aoeks, which sold
s :. ~ ~ ses9 sHs o tss :. al
3T. Lou1A.
sr. Louis, May 11.-uoaa-Iseceipts, 800 better
s;atRsfs TX sssss's, D4e0D' '''a's77'; ba'ehaFs
GArrlE-Rs,oipls, $50; active and hrm demand
axcscds supply nalts Of good native sttrru At $a.C
asio sssss1. ss% Il e1ssta; Tsssa. a:sa
oIscrNNAr1.
CINCINNATI, May ll.-uo1s-Ateady moderate le-
msn4; eomnon, S7.Q9a:0; fair to medium. s1.6o0
7.ao; good. tfooa5.oJ. Aeeelps, 1.als; sh!pmautS,
DRY GOODS.
purloG the past wcek only fasr activity was oAery
able In my department OF tho dry goos market while
axids from few ltnss-amoug Which Gcre prints
uuumes dsesa fabrics, eosses jeans, brown drills, ~
per cambs1cs and Lleached cotoas,- market was
utltat aluost 10 dultutxa The mnYsmaut In fl&a
, 1875-05-12
MARINE.

PORT OF CHICAGO, MAY II.
Ann1vEo-9cow South lfaYon, 8uuth 11av,n, lrp,.
ber; scow s. r. Wilson, South iavsn, lunltor; atint
Corona 81. Joe, sindrics; selr Vermont, 3tubkcgou.
lu'nbor; atnir Chicago milwaukee,, lun,bur; sehr q,
f. burlington. 6rad Haven, railroad Tics; schr af,e.
Aolia Auskcgon, lumber; schr IIonest Iutn,
MuEkegon, I,,nhsr schr a.ne Cock, Man.
istee, 1un'bor; selr Abigail, Mustcgon, lumber.
sehr E1vs, Holland, wood prop alonom!ree, Ausks-
con. s,ndrcs : sc1r Frederick, Mack'a Pier, WOOL;
schr Monsoon, af.kcaon, lumber; Prop 9. P. Heath.
baugatAck, lHntl,er /; hchr KcarsargS, Mauis.ee,
lutnher: schr. Jason Parker, Iuskcgon. wood:
hcar Drtyc CalcFton Her, cedar posta; srr Isabelle
Sansls, AaHAter, lumber scr -Four nyuthoss upl.
land, bark scfr Hobart L. King, 8augaturk, wool /.
achr C. j. 1ocder, Stsnowor Iin,Lor; sclly uottIls
barnra, Sauga:nrs, cedar posts Echr City OF Wuul-
tt.Ick. Two }4rai,, IAtllll.f.
CtEAnEp-st!:f G. 4. King, Cg'cnsburs, %, ,76o bu
corn schr i. l1aylru WAi.o Lase, sons ny; tar,o
Oliver CronwsIit !urt iiaron. 1,ai7 bn corn ktnr
Cor"na, st. Ju. y rk3s sirirs; stnr C1c7go Maui
ttwo ~ rls OIL III qtaeu hItles, 7Ga pkgs s,lries
rthr lfauics a,ley* iarbor, Lrla por rkra n,es.
cilantse: EcAr James II. ntntl,y, Dul9a!o, $3.50
Iii corn: a"hr Nlhon1. 0ltensIhrg, 21.4t1 bu
c1Fn: achr Klngnsher, Dunalo, ai,ti1 hu corn;
achs y. LaE1euee. Ahnapce, Q bses hay, 10 doors
i'ris cc1na brlA oil, - urls pork i, bris At*4y, is
brls pork hrls beef, 2B brIs sugar iU3 tkgs a,re1
prop G. I. Heath, 6augatuck. Ia dry hides, lrl OIL
Is rEgs aunatfas; prop a1euamlnee, HukkcIon, bril-
Imrk, brls whisky. It'll rkes sunar1oa; prop Cuya-
hoEa Detroit p'ann, 40 brla nur, LBS taJ4 feel, 10
Light
, 1875-05-12
TELEGRApHlO MARKET REpOnTS.

FOREIGN MNRKET8
Ssssfsf Disaatth t. TAs CAt<ass Trftuns.
LIVERPOOL A4Y I'LL I, ,m.-BLoua-No 4 2Is,
No. I, 22a.
/. da4lx-Whts*-Wlutss, Nc. . d; No, !, ~ "a,
sprtag, Ne. 2, -; No. ], O. ID; vAite, No, 2. g.
1ldt Eo. ], - 2dt club, No. ~ u Ho. i ~ 81.
coru-Ns, . 81 !, No, l, 8ls u.
Paoyruaas-Postt ~ H. LAID, ~ ~