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, 1875-07-15
MARINE ~

PORT OF CHICAGO. JULY ~.
AAplyEp-park William II. D&rnuu, ,AphtabulA, coal /;
schr Thomas W. Fotry, AshtAbulA, coal tug Glsnatis
Poshtjgo townS3 large Peabtigo, lsshtiso, lumber
bArRu Active peahtt8o lumber: slmr Corona, H. 10,
suudrles; prop Messenger, u. 10, sundFleA; sttnF
QhtcsRo MAnitowoc, sundrsts schr Robert b. King,
Bsugatuck. wood: Mchr Trt.Cotor, Holland. lumber :
prop Mepominoe, Muakegon, sindnes: schr Jamea
q. Harrison, budslo, coL: acov Granger, Bauga-
tucf. wood prop Vanderbilt, buffalo, sundriss /;
echs Pilgrim, Hulkeson, lumber; schr Charger,
sodus, coal brig Commerce. Meuominss, cedar poats;
schr L. A. lIcnton, pcnsAukee, lumber prop India,
Buffalo. aundries; prop Colorado, Buffalo, sundHea
eehr r. Hayden, Portage PisE, lumber; tug J. +.
NaFte!, saugstuek. hsh schr A. II. Aoss. Aipsna.
lumber schr Emms, Portage Lake, railroad ties echr
Buffalo, aalt: schr o. Il, uaekley, AtSteson
lumber; schr Whirlxdau, Musisgon, lumber: !:
tug uLmarct. AenumInee, towing; Dssso, Eanma
as., ssr b.1a. r1s nsffs ss:sn
r;..ea., ha;sese aim a%'s sshs
NJ. M ETs. af.na Haven. towing barge .. u Allan,
a.ad araa h.,ss
Haven lam1.s SreS o',X ef K @ 1,in4 iTs0
ans, esE4s e. Rei.has na.io s4a, bu
@ ss1r priie psntv.tet. Nv pork .ul sundrles echf
Ktaa.toa, % 9ooo III corn; sclr Z.ck ci.nSles. Buf.
fso. 4s,V5o blu corn; schf donaldson, Hulsle, " ON
bu eori; barge ManteHse, Eusltso, guudFlc4 atu4r
Cu!cAaot milwaukee,. II bales hFooia-o0rn, l81 hlls
green hides, and aundrIts; stmr Uoroa., Vt. Jo ~
lexs beer snd aundres prop Aec4enges Benton !iar-
Ntuns ULEAxAxcEs-achr William Amisht soutA
Haven, aundEics; prop Vanderbilt naR.o, ~ .oo0 tu
wheat: schr Thomas Farsous. Angston. coo bu Nheat
Wells Kingston, sl6 bu wheat sehr balie rs1sous.
Kingston, lGtl3 bu whoat stmF Asno.ninse. Nnske-
2on. Huu1Ess sehr Twin Htothers. Holand LOO bels
salt; prup Jspan buffalo, 300 bu whast 1o7e trls
hour aud sundres sebF TriQolor, tiullani, a0o ku
oosn aud suAdflss schs @. 4. Kn9, ktnGstau, Y. VIA
, 1875-07-15
STATE OF TRADE.
One Of the Dullest Days Of the Year
at the Banks.
Ir,ecalar Produce Mnrkets--Whcat Excited
and Wanted for Shipment.
Latest Foreign an,l Domestic Market Tic.
ports--.Marinc Ncws.


Th6fo Nas no r1AnHo Of unto to chronicle IN tho
local AnaneIal s!tussIo and The day til mont Ill
rtcons one Of the dnlleee nf tho year. tho sfreA.
tiens for 1oana wars neither nueronk nnr lmro'ant
and ra..p mainly from the sources tEnt hare
tctn heretofore Gsaoftbeds
Iaatns Of diacolnts At tho banks nj PER crnt 10
regular customers, with concessions OF several Per
ccut 10 gpoi outaitlB borrowers.
On lhe street ihrtn ID insufficient supply Of good
neeo,iablo paper. fsases are 0tAls per cont.
New fork exchange raA n1fner II y3950e premium
botwecn banks for 1900.
Tho clearings uerp $i,0o1,oc0
CALCULATION WITHDRAWN.
The Merchants' National Of this city hos retired
toU, 600 Of !ts circulation.
BANK 8unrLus,
At meeting ii Tho Directors Of tho Homo National
Dank, lust held, Il VIVA decided 10 declare no d'i-
Lth.1 hut tlsno of the earnings of tho Elk hlontas
rrior to 3, n1t added 10 tho surplus fund,
making total surplus s3s.osW.
COUNTERFEIT a5s.
n e. ss,,r & & e. r. 51,S @ ;s, sf.ua tic announces
nent That ths ConrisoIler uf thu Currency hss called
In Ill tue Issue of t1 nottn Of certain Notona l5anAa,
On seeopnt Of numerous se',ntcIfes n circulation"
any stronger e1isA for tho retreneht Of The
itsiia Of these few banks than f,r tho entire Natona
cary rnnttcr for countcrfctcrs 10 change tho itlo
In 4hclr retes and &A counterfeit The Issue OF every
bank In the United States? {.
Tho point raised hy our correspondent scema to IA
we'll taken. Tho design Of the IS National Dak notes
Ia invaristlc and tho only points Of difference be-
twrcu tho nntes tho iea Of tho ssntns hanks and
tho K1gratnrcs. In tho different counterfe!ta That
hAvs been dctecle tie plate has been frequently
used for different bauks, u being changed from ono
nnt to another n tho public became fanar with the
fnct tlnt cpuuthrfe,tH verp ottspt,
, 1875-07-15

AIC0I{OL-WaA hr1n ut $9.H0tS 2.3I.
HltOOM-CoRN-WAa dull and easy hut not auotably
lower. Consigned lots hava been sold u wer figures
than thoae given, which supposed to represent
atoro prices. Quotations: Good 10 cto!ca hurl, az
al5Kc; brush that will work isaci inlo choice hurl
broom, l!H@l3c fair 10 good do l0k3iln; inGeElor
brush. Bk89Hc; crooked, 6kssc.
tUTTEA-Thtre was = good demand for low nnl
medium grsdcs ~ we'll fur eholra to lAncy Table
qualities. Autl pr!ces ware uniformly well sustained.
Really iine abla butter IL growing little scarcc, aud
among hol doris thsrc to bs disposition 10 a
vauco tlo price. At present, huwoycr, 10 IL about
tho maximum, aud 1t n doubtful that any tmatcral
advance can DO established. We 9uoo Choice to
faucy yellnw, 20al5e; medium to gool grsdes, 1bts
1so; inferior tocommou, l9slto.
uA0d1S9-Furthes Rllght improvement in ths dc.
mund for grain hags waa reported. TLo movement u
not YET active however, aud prices moro than
sustsinud. We quota Stark. tle; Iewtstou, 8Uc;
Mon.sup, 800; American a, 2aso; Amoskeas, 2sHu;
Otter Greek, 2'c; buElsp bags, In, lth@lsKo; do
W. isalso; sunnlts sins's. 15ioc: do dous'e. as
OlIEEHE-A fairiy aatisfsctory buttaess was In
cunlng forward will, considerable frre.lon,, aud. A.
keep well up vs. eonlnus 70 aaoto Good q tsa,o ps
tacory Il ils1lc; luveT grades Il eosoc. '''''''
coAlMn.ysrs % arc only ordering such smo1nss ss
Of sacs III sa!l. irieea ot holh LarI aaa suit
Goals arc hr.n and st p1eacut there wcea s ltkeli
$99oA0oo; cannel. $>Ue@vMl Euekiug ValIcy, $6so;
1ndiana .a hlost *sogta5eu Ilnols, l,sbess.D.
nlsfout. .d tFao i iais In tle aKaregate There
Quotattans: Acid e,tsie, T. acid, sartac,
powdered, II, e7a6eo; asnmonla caso. 33e3oc: axis
gruase dox., tl.ta1,t5; hoEa1. ref, ID, Iba1so blne
xl.,!o II & lS l'fi erss tartaf purs n oosh.
,;s9; Ft'ssf!as, IN Ia'., n tsaoS sun, st.bS.
cauphor, H. 2ta 3lt; Hum opiuln IT, t7.&A 7.bo gum
.hy.s, ,I T. 4; o. lesns' +. N.1sss.3s not,,La,
DO !einn, t,.o'ess g lotsas4, ehor, H. dAa
potassium, io1., ID, stea. guin!nu. su!pA.. or.
lSxd;, X slSost;7s; 5ooa fhel.: T. rexd. u
slle9l.ls soap. Oa4tl's, svn., H., lislac; sulphur,
h, +atta6c .assalsus bark. Halls.
DRIED FRUITS AND NurA-Prices both for do
nlsstio and fur imported fruits we're held nE1a1y.
Trade, II not " Actisa could hs IeAlreI will oo,
ase fayGfably with former years vt this Se1aou aud
lobl,ess eytura littlo inclination 10 complain, Tbs
hbSa.s aEs st1l making vigorous efforts to depEesx
ths apple market, but holdr1s pf prime fruit not
Ah1!on. 10 part with II, rslcos Arssdy believed
to be below tets iagit.1uats lsvsl Peaches sso arc
hsl4 with eouHdncu Esanes Aud cu1zaSs4 Ass strung
, 1875-07-15
LIVE STOCK.
-taFa 4 -r

cATTLE-Ths market whs stronger. The csuses OF
the Increased strength fouud in tho A receipts
ths arEvals since Raturday hst have heep only 1902
s9inst l0.all for the time lsst week and lle11
wSSk beore A4 aud iu ths lsel that the position Ut
tbs Eastern markets hM undergone marked change
for the bettsr. Tia attsnAnes Of buyars aca.csy
al average ono In polnt Of numbers but those yes
ent wesp. apparently, easar to Invest. md nndcF
strong local anl ahippng de1nAud s supply rapidly
a.b5; of native buchers' stock 1t $4e1k aud u
stotkers At sao6@o.1a. The bulk Of The oderinRs
however, pszyoa lnt0 tbs banda Vt ahiprara Ut r. t
s.7S for medium 10 skta stsets weighing from l0 lo
l.3M Hs. Tie only notabls sals wss zspoEtsl Ly
Hrows, Thompson c.. thsy selling - extra Illinois
stesty averaging la2l IL, 1t Vets. At tho close oply
fsw scateriny loa, and they Of low 2rsls semApsd
nnaold. aud Tho feeling WAS ttm.
guoTAgloA4.
Extra 1sayes-0Eade1 staes1, weighing 1,650
Choice Bsoses-Eins, IA, well formed yaAf
tst 9e1 old steess. Weighing ltAn u
1.aQo s.s..."..s...sssss.ss..sss,u o.0o9a,Sa
, 1875-07-15

West vnn Ilurrn IT. n cor Of Lincoln At, ~. :.
kJtl1i It, dated July H.. d
En1tt llrarhnrn IT. 3:s1 II = nf Thirty-nfth tf,H
+, 2t1lIl II, dated tui5 f+......... -......n. 2
6otJrn or QiIr LIM1T., wtTrfH A nAhluH nF 7 III
OF cnURT.TtOUsK.
rrair!o sv n II st1,y.,hr'l =, VI. l7s1teaf H. IN
rlntte, 0rtd IT. iI It oY r,,rtrth tt. I, 2j1107
II. with l,lil,tlna. dated July 8......,......
R,n,c A. above. dated Jnly 7..,..,............ ]
duncan inrk Drive, 1fl It of D!s'cll av.s
21silh, Il, latr.l Jnly 1u................. =. I
Jots ~ tn il Blnck ! jackson snA WehBe'a part
nc4 Sec. ., ~. u, ,lstesl InMo lo."....... 8
, 1875-07-15

llt,lY-Tho huE.rnatkct opcncd fairly active aud
Rtea,ly al TutA1aya prices, Ind continued 40 rongh
ot The day. 1acon aradcs us heretofore weso chiefly
were unck at $71iia 7.a3 fos common to primo ruvcs.
Heavier averagcs sot at *d.7bta7. .is.-rritriay nt
so.Aka7to Closing saea we1e ut quite n aooi NJ
ures m prevailed nj the opening Of tra.o, an.l tls
"ononkr for the remaining days Of tie week is TO-
1nr.9eI IA fsvurHbla
, 1875-07-15

,.u,..,.
!aAe lArFnnH whert Al bxr, md hohrh hrainn, D. Ds
Wolf ar, e. A. M1'1ns e.rn 1T # !: s{s G oana.y 8oo'
IN tns s,sson a. ,'n.. ~" .sr ay'on nco for wheat
''''' '''"A'A'' - ,,'fs, vi, ,y.,,r.s ~ '''
III. ,oto,,oc chartrr, wsrm md, N, ". ,,,h. r..
w '"'on '.H :" "o.o ""o ~ no '4s"t ~
~ Gsne5 LONE Ms' ~ nna Mone'f Wheat
wheat al htlc III Dnnnlu--setr tIuln Hunter. 700
,u wlcnt fpn tttts port ut 81 ,matcc of cargo from
Tr, Was,nuton ~ H. rrMn Wavcrir III txst III ,shs.t
IN thsoug, rato 10 kos FIX. "'''' ~ "A'@s
huFFALo.
At Buffalo, July H. herc Was guile ileet Of reaaes
In pnsL nu dunhrss n,rncrous charters vere tnsda
bI tbe onlv uncn knpvn wcro. sctr 1oh,, nm rc.,
=. ~. ~. "ns" NtIo' aene 'ohh lug. COAL
10 ' m yo pet IT, asoW un'hfe Acne 70 0lGse
!,st ~ ~ foesihln lhrge tn[ich OF ths
Aeet ua'e oEact0 lor "P''o'as 1t Efe and oleSehao
LAKE MICHIGAN,
cIlUAdo.
I'll. fo,1ow,nc IA SUMMARY nf ~. IN, ~ ,,A A,a
.a',, - - .a' .oH oi ts P,op
lcrF'ess " Ae'rold austrian LAKE Htperlor leole1
Line, which arrived hnro frutn tAke Huretfgf Tuesday
afternoons LIFT Duluth Thursday July 4. The pron
ruv ~ nu1utl AMI ,arorn, tojt.r ,,..,,.s. .
~, " ~. :, ,'.,..s ". ou Pi"pe,'c'e "o1"
, 1875-07-15

FLOUR-Was in butler demand Tor shipment, aud
ruled hr1ner. Yuyera wsrs not grAsrsly willing TO
lay klysnce but holders Of preferred Isanls
abls to command losl5o per brl oro than The pre-
yious day tn kcepiug With tho improvement in whest
whie ordinary doHts xets nsm 1t forass quotations.
boms shipping urders wsrs LETT unified. bscauss tho
yia~s oi holders xess Aboys the lIuits Of buyers.
aa!a reported Ut 100 brls wiRtefs u SG5. Hnd
2,613 tsA sprirg s1tras partly u tI.s93.oo. Tota,
2,7 trs The market tussd II the following fNngs Of
pstsss. Gaolas ssater skssA t1.1o37ss, coiplau "
, 1875-07-15

Good DcnveH--Wall-fattonel steers, wciAh
Medium nrattes--strera In fnlr flryl, weigh
Ing l.itV to | .200 fta. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Dut'llerp' Hsnck-l'bur to fair htsers. and
common n choics nown. for aily slaughter.
weighing R11 10 l,1f}a In. tta..................
Bt1rk Osttlc-Uoulmon rattlt, Weighing 7ot
ia l,0io lhs.. ..............::...
1nfcslor-1.lttht and thin tows, heifern
atAEn. hulla, md Aca1awap atenrs. ..........
Tc1as Cattle-Thruunts l1rUvrs. ....,....,...
, 1875-07-15
UjltGA0O.

There wa fair inquiry for vossss, chiefly 10 70 70
Kingston, n bhs fur uheaa aud tto for corn. Ihs
Dudao chl1lsrs vsrs u frmsx ratsa, 3Ao for wheat
anil axe for ooEn, Chsstsss Tar Duhslo-ahF 0RooG"
70, whest Il 2Xoi sehf ksldashousss corn at 2Ks; t;
prop COLORADO. rsusindu cargo oats, through. For
kip&iop-,kah@ EhaaAD 2albaat> Xhltie Hsl1L NJ
, 1875-07-15

Hpef1dF UIsrdltK To 7Rs ENrdUo TFiINnt,
LAsAttr1 ILL.,, July 1i.-AnaIvEp M n1vgn-ptpo
China, from rcoria light for Chcago cauai.boAs uold.
Hunter from Fetu, with corn Tor Chicago; eanatbost
Cataract, from Htpnepin. light for IAsalls; canal
boat North Anoriea. from Fsru, With corn for CHI
cxRo.
DEFARrEp-NothipE.
PASSED INTO CANAl--prop China, light. for ChIcaRps
oold.lluhter, wifi corr. FOR CAIrago.
fAkREu OUT--Notlling,
Eight feet iuchea wAtar On tho tessll Of Iock IL
Wlnl wont.
gatpaEronr, Ill.,, July ts.-C11Anxr,- Nc
Clehnt Joliet, D4,4a1 feet Lumbar; prop Mohawk
allo, Kankakca Fodder 49, 100 feet lumber ]. Msnard
kankakce FODDER, c. ,oo1 feet lumber, $1,000 lath
Belle France. Norris. 1is43s feet laubor, o posts
, 1875-07-15

Hptetai Dtspatrh to Tns CAfraao 1yf5uns
En1E. ra., July A-pErAn1uREs-for Chicago
aclr Annie ynugl, with coal.
Bn1rMEHTs-1,100 TONS coal.
FnErnuTs-Quiet and firm. Charters to-day schr
Allegheny. to sttsve, coal 10 Milwaukee al Goo ,tr ton
sthr william q. CroshwAltet coal to Chicago 1t eQos
achr 8asoo, coal to UuiIao At 100 psr ton,
Tbs United H1ates etmr Michigan hsa gone to Lake
Bnperfor, where she will stay several weeks,
The roInirs to tho schr Christine Nilsson, Ut tAlo
amount 70 about 81 GOV. She haa beon charsarn for
coait0 Chicago.
, 1875-07-15
12,0:D
I'm,
l.bN
1,G5o
5000
COMM ERCtAl.,

Tho following wcro Tho tcctipts and slrmtnts os
tn leading arttce Of produce Ii tii* c'y during fa
tvanty.falr hours cnitfn1 a. o'e,ek IN Wednesday
morning, AMI for tho responding ao nne year ago:
, 1875-07-15


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1870. in gold iob,ana, 17ka9o4c. suatr dull bnt
a1.ioe; rcn%,sd % aaiot 1T sof T naehsnged. hoi.sses
'isay r14rs.Sssss, S ss.s:a s ,s.s G'' ns e,ua. 90,
firintra TunrENrtsg--lteavy; alHc. .-.......
:, rnoststoNs- mess PORK lower; 2a.7sa2i.7s:
::! '"':: r :sss % s''' :'s ~'''
E,;aa.-Alcsty end 1.ncl,.9ed.
RMtskr-1,nil and dEourtap sl.29.
e H,rss AZ am1 ~, 3 sGH 'Gd. 'o" sns
savy reRatr aos2so; California do 2as27o; com.
pns ss,s ~ :ssS ,sss;s s;:.'' ''ss'' 's''
MfT1nssnf@strrs AZ os y ssppsr seHy inao. Lake
sacany nu niirnahEed Atitricn dtll and heavy NJ
sn;ea";M; Nh,sls a.. ~ shpettnn. se . tlt.no.
.,na nssos,. " ta''"soo e'ch sSoo9o5o, htshs-
pAlriuons. 5a'y l4.-FLoun-stcAdy, With fair
den,sIns: .1.si.a. ,,,... ~ 1u,.. ,r..,
M; a'.hcr d. s,.:o No: !c wc*.ern, yl.:,; NJ.
' qst a @ ,'a:ssse ws,'s1a saf1 ess s's' @
IT, ss a1is, .se ' .n nm; ;n; ~ S' willis o' es'c
HIT, M.r-rlr,ner; tell l!ahsr., n--, A., =,
iMoyiasoksH1n fnr ftmsi'd sud aIr IorR, 100.
o aso ssd1 mst.,s Ss ass s1ass ;adsf: @
c'.% - - ns"'s' ii@ @H>1e AAeo oun te
'''1i"1 lit rnn ~ rn.sFs,n, sFi}n an, ,,c,,.rou,
n.r.mt,,;,. ~ rn.t NY Ns,,snksi; III sk!; ,. s,,nx.
-sfnef IT. ea,b bAo"' 'a' 1'e""y oi'o't 'tlS";so'
''t; Hn.t;.r s,uiat &,. .,.., M, .... ,,,<o,.n
,oi,h,ur i7,?6S3n;;.n ~ ''''"' Ao
'un. Sut,tns : : = + SSyint H., nr.r , a, n,
" - ,arI,
w. 1ou,. 1,tv ~ ME, nun a,,,,.rA,. 81, ., r.e.
~: 1T sftas M. w III y 1.'aH n s',yy
tti 1n @ - sss ~ ~! -; AAA
~, n.nir IT, ~ 49, ., .,,,z
III. IN" caus1. sniSs ~ l, III An.,.t q h :nH.H
s,les s,les It o'o Aiau.t; 0s.s fnaetiva and lower;
'a1ier ,.se n smali ~ sei,tenmbef: .,o
,,,iI IT, ,sn ,, n,., '. s1's'ol ms 1e'a a. a. sis1,;
demand for small ioia so,ll(ory Dc siJev. 1aXtS
u 's.c cash clear 1a.tc.
, 1875-07-15

MISCELLANEOUS.
The Quinn brothers, with tho Reow Monby.AlAker.
work at tho foot Of Belle Isle saving the smiles
that placol thpro yoars sgo, WHOM It was
plated 10 place boom The river 10 check
tho floating ice il order 10 enable the fcrry to
ruin With regularity during tho winter season. So says
leForo tho Monor goes after the prop rewa.ac SUNK
IN l8 feet Of water u Laka Huron, ahs should apply
steam apparatus to her airputnn to sppy tho diver,
aud work At that great depth with tbs supp!y Of ait
which IA furn.he1 by ths ordinary pumps ii present
On the bark Chicago Board Of Trade, sunk u Fa!rpost
IAks Erie, to lie eeet that they expect 10 havoher
in usIS n;1 ,, tns wssa The sE.a 4 reported to b. n
ssases that Mcssrs, McCarIhy i iTitno went up ths
Owned by Tho Western Transportation Co1nIauy,
sunk OF Windmill PotAs about four i've years ago.
boiler and ens!ne, and will commence work In ! day
or two. Tie sunkcu vessel lies In about fatho1ns
IT x.ssF. The tims oseng!sd " the steam xrsst,px
prop Detroit aud @ Sailer Of tls prop Congress w.
wl pi.ce I.oys over ths .unfsn stmr pos.G wreetsd
81 Isundcr Lay about seven ysars .go. y toosthe
esns. n: ~ ei m xsss sss d 3 sp # u;
waa hanalod With l05 pounds Of sseam .Tha lighter
KnF ws aE 0"1a thS1s Mngs., tho appsr
90 bsrfss Of III T. iii out tha eafgO Of lhe prop
sas. Ill of ~Liuh wa. Insured. Tho MSht.
u. was owned by tho Hsgnaw l. sanduakJ Trans-
Wright, = safior on tho schr francs Palms, VIA
sssGIed In ~ lst se, nesr The heart, At E.as ass-
uaw i1at MHnday by ahtpInAts named Matthew
Kelly, who balls from Chicago, Tho nsn h.d beoa
quafrelliag all she forenoon, and hsd CONS to blows
several tlnea. KGy calms to 1syp donn the 1tabblng
III set-dofense, Wright having threaensd to Kill him,
Auti having done is best lu II. Wright caui.ot
caVer. "A break occurred Ia tho Eric Cala! Monday
morning, 1ni1u east of palmyra, N. Y. Tue break
will probably obattuct navigation weak or moro.
, 1875-07-15
TELEcRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS,

4ptefal DIsAuisA to Tia Eh.rago 7rf5uns.
L1yEnrooL, July I'LL q. m.--FLoun-Na. a. 2la;
No. !, 21s.
Observation-Disclosures. No. ., ~; No. l, o. ID /;
spring, No. . b bd; No. !, ps ID; wh,to No. = ps
Id: Nc. !, o. Cd club No, 2, o. ID: Nc, l. ps 1Od-
0otn-No. = 85s "a No. l, B3s %.
FnovIs1oHt-Pork, 73s Lard, s8a.
LIVERPOOL, 5uly l4-3 p. m.-DnrApsrrTrs-
Unchanged.
LtvEnroor, .tu,y l4-5 ?. m.-DazADsrusFs-u
chhnged.
LlvEnroo1, July 1l.--1Atest- Htsta
and Western, -.
aRAtH-wheat- 10 spring, 81 1ld@as Cd
Dorn-Mixed, aakn.
Pnou'1oas-potk-Western, 7sa; Eastern, ssa.
Deei-Ameriean, 7as Cd; Cumberland Iniddos, Ill.
Iard-A1ncrican, t8s.
CHEtsK-Atner1cau, 67s.
TALLow-Amertcan, a!s.
PErnoLEuh-Rc1ned, Cd: aplrits, 7Hd.
LONDON, July 1A.-TuR HAAx OF ENoAAND-Amount
Of bullion Roue Into hank balance to-day Es4& 900.
MoNEx-Rate for money 1t Stock Exchange On Gov.
osnment securities, *.
CoHsaIs-Monsy, u lilo Account. 94 $40.
UNITED srArEs DoADB-G6s, lo0H N7s, Wtx;
lo40s. l04H; now e., lot.
AMEn1oAN nAILnoAp sgnun1r1Ee-Nev York Gen.
trail VI Els, lax preferred, "a,
rAnu, July l4.-nENTra-GAf 1Oc,
FnANxFonT, Jo1y 1L-UNrrxb BrArra Boap2-B2R,
0sK.
, 1875-07-15

kpsetuT Ultpat<A 70 7As CAIoaoo 7T18Ane.
WAsHINoToH, D. G., July H,-Bati1nore IN very
rapidly becoming Of the chIsf centres Of tho coffee
tsade In this country There s At present very con-
siderable activity iu that sle there, md largo ship
1Rents ara being made 10 ts Weat. SIXTY thousand
La&a hlys already beon received ulpre this month.
, 1875-07-15

BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
DoaTon, July N.-Wool stoady sud unchanged {;
Dcla!ue comhlug unchanged !; Wlsconsin aud Aiuue-
sQtA neeces, 1890
, 1875-07-15


The Atslntall Treasurer dlshuyeel $39t 900.
EteattnHs, IN N,0J0.
Sterling exchanges, t,ankers' bills, s8ax,atSQ,
The daily gazette., 1875-05-24
shipments there, to sell and see to the
selling OF my fruit, and when the season
is through am satisfied that the best
has been done that could be. ST.
RED TAPE AND n MANIAC.
ARE THERE NO EXCEPTIONS TO GIN
ERAL RULES?
from the Philadelphia zgmes.)

tff00s M< fNt1tGGetph2G Tunes.
In the western part of the city there
resides young couple who have been
but lately married, and who, though
possessing unlimited means, are emIn-
emily respectable. A few days ago the
wife became raving maniac, from a
cause which Is we'll known to physi-
clans. For three days and nights the
husband, unwilling to expose his wife
with hair disheveled, eyes wildly glar-
ing and ferocity depicted on her coun-
tenance, 60 the vulgar gaze Of unsym-
lpathizing neighbors, struggled with
her in endeavoring to quell her violent
outbreaks. No sleep came to his eyes
so devoted was he to his suffering help
mate. The neighbors complaining of
the lady's cries and frequent calls Of
| murder" and her husband finding
himself unable longer to Withstand the
severe strain upon his energies, finally
decided to carry her to the almshouse.
A carriage was obtained and the unfor-
tunate creature was driven to that in
stitution, only to be refused admittance
The individual IN charge refused
to receive this ravins maniac un-
til all the forma'ities had been gone
through that were necessary to make
1t evident to his mind that the
woman was really crazy. Form must
be gone through, even though she re.
mained without medical attendance
for week longer. Her husband being
directed to the Guardians of the Poor,
visits them IN company with his wife
and she still in this painful condition.
The Guardians of the Poor informed
him that he must SEQ the Visitor of the
Poor, at No. Fayette street.
Having arrived there, that individual
was found absent, as one minute had
elapsed since the last hour of his daily
duties had expired. Even had he been
found, it would then have been neces-
sary to hunt up the two physicians as
signed to that district, in order that
they might sign the ceitificatc. Not
willing to carry his wife in a raving
condition from one end of the city to
the other, the luckless husband decid-
ed, as last resource, to carry her to
the Twentieth district police station.
Here he found that, though there were
no rules generally governing the case,
yet, that the lieutenant possessed suf-
ficient discretion and judgment to
know when to make exceptions, and as
a consequence the woman was taken
charge Of and phsician called in. Her
husband remained with ber in the cell
all of Tuesday night. Her paroxysms
were then so violent that she tore ev-
cry vestigs of clothing from her body.
Through the kind attention she receiv-
ed at the station house, however, and
under the care of the physician, she
was finally quieted, and the following
day was sremoved to her home. She is
still in very dangerous condition.
The mother of the woman has since be-
come insane through grief at the latter's
condition. That the woman has not
died, or that she did not do herself
some frightful injury while in the car
riage, is no fault of red tape
The daily gazette., 1875-05-24

tn e MARVEL OF THE WORLD
i Bethesda Watsr.-It has restored
health and str myth TO those {. emed beyond
the reach Of all meuicsi science. and turned
the path 1 aMiction TO enc OF happiness IN
the blessing within It's virtues. 1t cures the
deadly Bris shts disease and Diabetes; sradi-
urinay organs 70 strensth and powerful .
word. !, T. nal ural restOrer of health, and
has pef.o. m-d the most wonderful and miraes-
ious cures of any known specific on ths globe
Address ior circulars, ke., CAPT. EUGLNR
h, HLN hi,Y. Waukesha. Wis.
The daily gazette., 1875-05-24
Remarkable Surgical Case.

At the recent meeting of the Rcnsse-
laer County Medical Society, doctor
reported case which goes as far to
show the progress being made in the
healing art as anything recently met
with. Next to taking out tho lungs
and cleansing them stands the opera
tion of cutting into persons chest,
and through the wound made washing
out the inside. Early in January last
a lite twin daughter of James Kelly
of Troy had Inflammation of one lung,
and since then had been gradually fail
ing. The physician soon became con-
vinced that an accumulation of matter
was taking place in the affected side,
which unless removed, would cause
death. Accordingly, about three weeks
ago, with an instrument termed the
"aspirator," considerable quantity
of pus was removed, but not nearly
all.
The nature of the case being more
fully revealed, it was determined to
make thorough work; and, in day or
two after, three surgeons made free
bold incision between the ribs into the
cavity of the chest, midway between
the heart and the spine on the left side
and evacuated about a quart of thick,
ugly matter. A double tube was
then inserted into the opening made,
and by means of a syringe fitted to it,
the whole cavity was washed out with
disinfectant solution with just the
temperature of the blood. This clean
sing process has been repeated once in
day or two, and as the result of it the
little sufferer who was so near deaths
door, is sitting up, eats well, and plays
some, and the opening will soon be al
| lowed 20 heal. Only four cases have
yet been reported in this county in
which this operation was adopted, but
it is approved by the highest medical
authority, and will undoubtedly be re-
sorted to more frequently as it becomes
more generally known, as means of
| savinp life