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gloss aud freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedl-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
It's occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
ton of dandrufi, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Fxee from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co..
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS.
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Ths London Times, reviewing the
Moody and 6ankey revival, considers
the movement transitory, although
long to be remembered as curious
fseture q religious life.
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The collector at Key West teIegraphs
that there have been only three spora-
die cases Of yellow fever there, and
there Is no real cnuse for alarm.
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There exists very beautiful custom
in Germany. On the first day of the
Inew W year whatever may -haye been,
+ he qnarrels or estrangement between
lfrieHds ard relatives. mutual visit ase
linterehanced. kindly greetings given
and received-ail = forgotten snd for
fgiven. -
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A young lady, the other day, in
course of lecture, said s"Get married
young man, and be quick about il too.
[ that the girls viii turn to angels before
you would trust yourself; to one, Of
them. A pretty thing you would
be along side Q. an angel wouldn't
you, you brute?1 = - - q > z
In the lives of the saddest of US there
are bright days when we feel as il we
tcould take the great world into our
tfrtns. Then come gloomy dars when
the fire will neither burn on our hearths
nor in our hearts, and all without and
within is dismal, cold, and. dark. Be
iieve me, every heart has its secret
sorrows, "A hieh the world knows not
of; and .oftenti.nes we call man cold
vyher he is Ouly sad. 3sNEGnHacssi
An honest old farmer from Clinton
county, who had come down to the
city to pass Sunday with his metro,
poiitan friends, being asked by onesot
them this morning what the people
up i'm Northern New York think of the
Beecher scandal, replied that he never
tried it-that. he and ali his neighbors
burn kerOsene.-N. Y. Evening Post.
The New Encyclopedia Britannica
has three appalling assertions :''If the
natural resources Of America were fully
IdevelOped il would afford sustenance
| TO $500, ,OOO, 900 inhabitants-a number
nearly five times as great as the entire
mass o. human beings now existing on
l lDk4 ho 10
surprising, it is not more improbable
that this prodigious population will bt
i'm existence within three, or at NOSE
four centuries. 5S rretI Je. T
Three Saginaw girls of the Methodist
persuasion having met together, con-
cluded to pray for the welfare of theil
lovers, but the first one had not got
very far along in her petition when Il
was discovered that they were all en-
gagged to the same man. The religious
services were at once terminated and
an indignation meeting organized, the
result Of which WIS that the gaysde'
ceiver was obliged to leave town at q
few hours notice in order to escape the
vengeance of male relatives.
Mondays New York papers relate
the particulars of an extraordinary case
Iof poisoning. The subject Was PrOfes
sOr f. w. Walker, of. Brooklyn, who
took hemlock for a disease of the
nerves, and when he found himself
sinking from an overdose of the drug
dictated to his wife, in the interest o.
science, dying statement of the effects
Poisoning by hemlock was frequently
used by the Athenisns as State meth
cd of execution, and by the description
Professor Walker gave of his sufferings
we know the last agony of Socrates.
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact that
CHERRY PICTORIAL will and does relieve and
cure the affecting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consumption.
curej by this preparation. publicly KNOWN
80 remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
it is adequate, OIL which the public may rely
for full protection. BY curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious diseuse it saves un-
numbered lives and m amomnt of suffering not
to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand rs protection against the early
and unperceired attack of Pulmonary Affec-
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become ineurable, and too often fatal, if n.g-
lected. Tender lungs need this defence and It
is unwise TO be without it. As safeguard to
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, CHERRY
PICTORIAL is Invaluable; for, by its timely use
multitudes are rescued from premature graves
and saved TO the love and affection centred on
them. 1t acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Influ.
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious and
successful chemical investigation no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon as possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable OF producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
. Dr.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass, .
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lunrs.
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and CONSUMPTION,

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
, mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trial Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
er,ral,- oal
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M EYER, III. Merchant Tailor, and dealer
u1 In Ready. Made Clothing -tisnts' Furnish-
Ing Goods. Hat, Caps, &t. Opposite 81,
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.3laIH ia
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
Vitality and Color

- o
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy, aud
efectual f%
preserving the
hair. 1T soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
coI0r. iritk the
, 1875-04-09

Alco1ioI-Was quiet It 2,lT4a93.
AnooA~CoES-TEads Il fair, though fus tho seaaon
scarcely w 10 the expectations Of some Dealers Ths
market remslns afn', but no t,nmediato advance Il
likely to occur. Tha high price Of bsoom.corn has
ssendsncy 10 chsck ths consumption. Many manu-.
facuseFs !u various parts Of ts country haze stopped
wors, Or are about TO- and others supplied for tho
time belnR, but tho reduced demand from some quar-
terra IL compensated for by sn increase from Others
Ch!osgo tor instance IL sa4 to bs manufacturing mors
oFoouaa than usuaa. Following Il Tho Gulf sanRs Of
prices ths eutaaa being the highest given for tbs boat
qaallalaA Ct the grades na,aad Gool to choice
hus1 1sH9i&e; btuah that Will work Itself Into
choice huz BROOM lie 1e8l3c; fs!. 10 rood do. 1os
lof@llNo; interior bruah. o0loo crooked, a9sc,
receivers obtaining better bguFes sA1a lpsvso.
fore. Other descriptions are tn ample auppIy npd
the quotations: Choice to faucy yellow, mo-
, 1875-04-09
l6ii3.
ls:I,



Waller Browns Son l. Co., of New York. HrIto -
fotlow.: "The quiet reported lu ous Lust continued
throughout March, With very little Change until tile
beug e1coAsiye, pycca not materially affected by
tha duuess, With sonp few exceptions. Fane domes-
tic eecsa, having tAa large arrivala Of Australian
10 comlelc With, show yielding from quotations Of
tn0ath ago, snl c1n Ia bought as decline Of to .
cents psf ID. Throughout tie entIEs seaxoa tbs ducs
aHonS OF thcso wooi8 Aays leon veEy lptol, prices
varying acarcey more than per can't at my ltlos
since July last aud tue values OF tlcAU Moola sasgs
Shout tbs samo - lat sutumes wltA tts no prt.
pect OF any adfaucs befora the next clip opens.
Tho AuAtEsltsn wool4 Offering ths MARKETS arc Of
good charlctar sud condhtnu. I1lcea Rsa somewhat
lowor than those obtained tast year for choice woos
wooy At the point Of shipment, thgt the saes made
thus far Aaye BOT reimbursed the Investment mada by
Importers However there are etil three mouths before
tic domestic clip will 10 available, and with only
nndgsntp supply Ut last seasons wool uuAoa the fn
Easat!ons o& Australian may be worked u more vi.
yantagoousiy during TINT time,
During tts early Tart uf ast month, the wool Eroay
AGected By thc dull tr7ao was tall California This
Glass; - will khowt has bean u large stock and Ii
generally Of poor aud faulty character ad tn the s
sGcs Of sstes Ia couuoctou with the approach OF
IeH sprtnH ep, they show : material decline, Al
The reducad pTcEA they have met with inote favor aud
luth 10 cousuusss and dralers,
Tho feetngin the wool traie ut Tho c!oxs Of the
tnonth II lat thero Will bs . general improvement In
business, now that tho hard winter ts thuR Of Ills
p4st, and although 1t may not ba reasonable 10 look
for any luattsal advance In pzces sill holder. antict-
1ste. . bcttss inquiry. accompanied with ! steAdy
market.
, 1875-04-09

prsqent for tcss .hsn 10 oonss. For n,no,o ,..,
ot!ero, t,t vcasr'awnrrs my t'ry cannot nTen,
r,. lab pa.,.,ss - ..' ~, '1 ~. 'sAo 0,pshaes'
reyInu t,nr n.nrc"iIr1 ~ ni, ntan1on"o am n.
duck. N'A'"''8 ~ ''A'as nfot1'cts' ds,.
ING tli9a anne i. smith hnl Andrew Miter NJ. 49,
cfa''nE rrrirk ut ustc,' lry-tiock, l.rpparata.1
,,,,. ~.
i", - LINE MoWuhr9. stier bclnB thoroughly o,r.
Vatnr ~ ~ nH ost wa't 10 e ~
Tim no,th.,o, ,et,,1 ."npnas; H." 'tetsa.s H..
lay n,,i m anon wstss o so, ~ " naes lnso t
,,,. .s, " :. 49," VI 'n' aott.
The small Fchs rcmrest, Of fsaeine, ran Into IN,
Pott laesday evening for protection fsum lhaIs ~
49,. W. a'A'.s''' .''"u* "aoie"A1a+
was FUND th't sho tlat! broken oe wheel enteiT ~
hlaGe o.! !to hccnnu. The ruined propeller ~ -
llaeo sill tllo otler inadd sorseeahle autii ~ n
Whfrt ean 10 fc:ciyea trom CLEVELAND, by rctpo,;n
1,,t evan,na , ,m,l, .,,,.,e.,o, .,n,o,.,
1l.sinc vas c9mpee to RIM tnip n ,r ~ % from
!cson tho eo raplily drilling ii. sesspss; 70, ps;
lie lyay snDtber rasuci was xc0ysrsI ~. ofrr
about IL miles to the ea1twHrt Of NORTH I'LL" ~
narnn, whence ahc cnnc, IN. Of cou.sc rot W
Ii looks ua IL HG will h.yo Ia fa1uatu All saoaa
pt'sohof tof sous aasA
Tho proarccs now !s that tie Northern Tran,r,,.
s.on ,ao u poasa WI not run t1s seoao', between N
snI IL Iaa,. ~ nocassi,r 1nS hS, r"nso long on
au tno uoatst VI heceiA!typ Heh9 exceedingly mil
loaa each Of the ntnu or ten hoats Of iLo ill., ~
from s70o 70 $1,000. Tho vsE.nont Ce,Itrai la,r..
while perfectly willing to mail itself of a III. f
an,ns ia Id"ininM " W.. TT c"H.ta't 70 loneM4s.
"'A' '1' ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M h'seohhA
nr,. o,,,,. TOLEDO
,, fc III , rrasnm naa sonncnsca ~ carnest Ea.
wv lIs 'Ae nHnDes ef boata that went out Tpstds,
.,. a., 1T n rroee9' o. conatrttooh
a., ,u1s Eiat Iahso and oi'e nu ths Ill
VII ''sce'' opposite ~. doah n BUCKS 1slAo7m
Tho tuCs nya rapidly preparing for bus!ute,. u.
tug a. II. Wilson han rorotysd extnnalye rensrs t -
alcnt utmost to an eutrs rebuilding, at, ti,a Sr
nt, FArragut ase now rccciyj,Ir NJ, uS,r,auin 1sh
II @ S," ~ @ w 70 Or st eoae yet ~ wnct9arters Nh
va. ~ F1' :" 'e' F'te oeioeo 'ao etoso o. LUG "eo1
Not n1pya as yct bern tna,te Inward ,orr,,,,.
tets ncilhur aeeuts uor stprcrg aeo,nny IN s9
hurry. TheFs are but a very fow ses.cla 9f anT s
nitllde lying in rurt lure at ;rcsaut: ttoss fsims
to The regularly established tes hayuI wu.erstsia
where. This may accoun. for tho 4iowlicas 10 rs,t.
eatcnt. Ambng ahIptsEB honeyer it ia III. n,tns ta
, 1875-04-09

changc front lilo rEicea previously ruling, fair
ann.int of t:a,liug l,tit accomplished 4 ha.Es of
Sf5HJ $50 for COMM IN 10 ncdtuiu aud 75ad.T5 for
good to e.tsa.
nuFrAIo, n. T., April s.-cA1TLE-Recepls, h27
total for tho week. lfp market dat for want Of HOt
twcutythrco cara fresh arrivals through sossgnMcna:
sales 1T o Illinois steers .t23 to l,23i Ia. a. $so=
iii srsr sso s,sss.. sss co. Total for tho
week. sooy. The market OPENED, nctivo ind fr'sh.
Prizes al about sesstlay. 1uolsslo1s w!th rh.ds ID
srs o :san
u 10 III i At $; oo7.i0, lio oho sheep. nv u,
@ - ~ u s Il s aisia H. sheep ~ Is.
moaH-11eeeipts, 1,:oo. Total for tho week, s,s0o.
cars: hrst arrival through consign,nsnts; Yorkeis.
ss.21SH5o: heavy hogt of good qaslity would bring
NEW YORK;.
NEW Tonx, April if8..bEEvSs--Recclrts GO milking
iaya 'isi pEjces uas medium md fair s,esrs d sI.t
welRht were Ia demand ut mn advance Of NC: common
TO far aeera r4gol from 1ot"sil1c good to prime
SItEEr-Arriyas 3,.U1 making 7,3D for tho thrco
days, agast 6. .l3l tor tho tno laat week. Tho
mon to prime unshorn Ahecp range at Ge39c: . few
extras, 8t{c: fair 10 prime clipped shoep 5ata5Ac
swlhE-.Arrlyas l,vD, mastag, a,4oo for iho iEree
d.y5, cglg. II, ,90 for tho tlna last week 4rt
elsloaa uf far oao hosa. az la7 IT, sold alsa at
SIC.
LAST fInERTT.
EAar liberty, P1., April H.--CArrLE-neectpts to-
day 2h7 MD fur shres days !3D lead. Arrivals TO-
day arc nl through, stock aud very faw III hand fur
sale best, 1{esG{c; medium 10 RcoIl, 6t3 conI-
mon to fair, +K@ 5Ac; buG, 31@5o atoekcra. J14 @
Ioas-1.ecepts today 200 head, and for tho rast
brce .asa ta!5 heads ioskcts $s.015-so philadcf-
phta, $'3'@1.fD.
snEEr--io:olpts today, 1900 head, and for threnn
:ys S|'s0lS fa ss;ss al; iaea'ua s'as
p4LT1NonE. ....
DALT1NorE, April 8.-CArrLE-Tla ma rket showed
some Irincss early In tile week, but towards the
close declined .c average, Very best. 9k7so: nrat
quality, 1ttfc; mcl!iusa good fair quality, 4N.s
&c ordinary thin steers. oxen. AMI cows 3Et 44c
most VI the salea 1t G11lGAc receipts, sae+
1,lH.
1IooH-Hteahy; supply light: denand moderate;
fa;fto extra. 10ta 11Ho; roeeipta, 4,y!s.
cy; range, 6ts7Nc; recaptB, 3,l5G.
Br. Lou1ys
81. LOUIS, Mn April B.-l1oos-Reeeip 0.5 nrn1.
zni better: Workers., $05oa7 90; medium to far,
$7:a@1E0; good to extra, $77ssss25: extra butcll-
c.rTLE-nccepts, s7s: firm good demand; sales
Of print natiyu steeta at Ss.3,; fanry, $j.B7H Hu1
shipping steers, $duo fatr $1.6 s5.31 Ml1ed atuek
$l.5sGs3.i0; Texans, Si.?7Gsl.so.
ClSClsNATf.
CtscIHxATr, April H.--i1o0s-Tair and firm COM
mon, $J5 h9 t.un; fair to medium, sT..6 $40. No
higher grades Offering. Receipts 1,J'3; shipments,
lao.
, 1875-04-09

ILLINOIS 4 MICHIGAN CANAL

eELAF0l1 c. Wt<[1AAN JAN8kt
II hi Filter u Tia Catra5a 7+isxns:
ILLINOIS MICHIGAN cAsAI. srrKn1ETEsnEsr's
OrsIcE, LoogroRT, ILL.,, April 8, 1873.-sIa: Tho
Illinois and Michigan canal will be opened for nArga-
tiou from Bridgeport to Ia3as, Thursday april 13
Boas allowed to draw feet inche1. Nearectful1y,
W1LLtAA THoxAs, General Superintendent.
THE SHIP CARPENTERS AND cALKERs' STRIKE.
Yesterday morning tina ship-caspcntors and calkera
In thIA city held mceng 10 hear ths report Of the
Committee appointed ut pragious Meeting Ia otcr-
Wow Tho Of tho various dry-loctA and ship-
building cstabltahucna, anl learn whether they
willing to acocda to she tlosnanl Ia pay tho ncn -
day heroafeE instead of a they lad boea doing
haEetoforp. Ths Cpumittss stated that tAsy had
waited On all the bosscs and In every instanpn ha
refusal to the!r demands mas given. After brief
consultation II decided 10 refuse to work until tho
bsaos submitted 10 their du1nauds and raised thslr
wages to q day, About 100 mon who wero at work
ht Miller Drothcss' dsy-dock, after remsininR idla
ahout four hours decided to 10 to work saain
ra-smployod. Tbs men 1t nurna Fnrrowa sectional
dry.aoek. which docs not hsong to tbs combination,
Ftfiscl to quit wusk ut ali.
Ye4tsrlay Aftssnoon ths men employed at lbs Other
jaia t4s stsEs Decided tIat discretion IL batter
tnx tAa diihcaiy. The oxnoss Of tho dfydocks olsn
that tho demand Of tIcir men 1aspab'y un,nss
t*.lng "a il. II wa wsLinown fact that thsy Lal
beau loains money Tho last sc.son, and tale
promisoa 10 ho no bs.sar Ye4aoownets could not IT.
mn!usa II dull - ii had during The LIT year or txo,
md II they could get oir yeaaas repaired At tne
10 othsr ptsts where ahs work VA doao chssper,
Had lhs men not acted ~ pFudantty = thsy 1i1 III
sau aS
the bossea sad most OF them would hayo had to lay
lu III 4ulnaE. lhe wsgts pal Aorp ars ~ high ~
those It any othes port, aua tas pu had 10 causa to
, 1875-04-09


sp*eiai i,i.pate.so to 1as Csfeags tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Aprii I'LL a. m,-FLoua-Eo.2 2, 21s !;
No. i, IA Cd.
GxA1s-No. winter wheat os Sd; No. l, Oh tl !;
No. spr.ns, ss Cd; No. l, o. al; No. who, o. 81
No. !, o. Id; No. club % 3D.: No. /. % 1od.
Corn. No. 2, 34a: No. l., SIS Cd,
Pnovm1oNs-pork, TGs dl. Lard, SIS Cd,
ItyEnpoot4 April 8-:r. u.-DnEApsrrrrs-qulct
pnoy1sloSs-LaTd. Ca. pork, 79s. Rest uucLang-
Cd.
L1vKarooz, April $500 p. m.--Aarket:s unchaug-
ID.
LIVERPOOL, April IS y. m.-0R41s-corn, No, 2,
3is ~.
L1vxnPoo1, Apri! a. Later.-F1oua Extra dull
At 21a.
6ru1N-Wheat. No. qpslnx quiet Al es ; No. . lo
Fl 81; wintar quiet ut Ds I'll. Corn, new, seady It
34s Cd.
PRovts1osa-ror1-prima rnaas, Eaatcs1,. atea1y at
8aa prime mess, Woalosn, 7ss. Lard-pr!mo Western
stoaay II Gu ID. Bacon, Cumberland cut, 4sa short
rib steady Ut 5os ii short clear htsady 1t e3s long
cloar At sls ca. Hams; long cut, 20 ihs average,
Sca: sho,u1ers now, stosdy ut $50. Dcef-Extrs
India mess 1855; 1uia rnoss steady 1t pos prime
mesa dull u G8,.
TAtlow-rrimo city steady 1t &oa.
L4nD oIt,--70A.
cuSksx-Choico American, new, stsadyA
TunPsH11Sn-Fis.ner ns 2dHb.
nEsts-oommon dull ut ca ; Ano rtosly at liz.
L1vEnroot, April s-Iates..-puovlx1oxp-P
rEiuls mess, Eastasn, bas sto1dy; Wcstorn. 7sa
Etoady. Daeon--Oumbcrlanl cnt, 4gs, steady; nhost
tb 81 Cd, steady; long cear s1s Cd, steady; soyt
caar b3s. steady. Hau,s-Long cut E6s, steady /;
shoulders 38s, steady. Bect-Indis meks co.,
steady: extra 1nd1 lncss Its, steady primo ucss,
7ost 4tcady. 1ard-Psimo wcatorn Cts ID, ataady.
TALLow-rr3ms city, A0s steady.
TuRPEattNE-BrlIltst2 21s Cd; arm.
Hxs,s-Commou, CT, dull 1ro, I7r, s:eady,
CHkEsr-Asucricau choice, 72s; steady,
LAND OlL-c3s steady.
FLoun-ExtrA 6tAte, 9ls ; dull.
QnA1N-Whost, spring No. !. o., s:oatfy; spring
No. 9 8a Cd, ateady winter, " 81, staaly. Corn,
3la Cd stoady.
LONDON. April 8.-CosloLs-Tos money, D3k@
9o3s Oh accouut a3,.D3l4.
United 6rATEs IoNDs-Nss, 193: t7s. 1o7H ::
to-toat 1o3; now Il, lo3h.
AMERICAN RAILROAD HkcuRtr1rs-Naw YORK Gen.
tra'. % Erie, 2SX; preferred, IS.
L1ssEEp o1I-25h@asta.
HT1Hlrs sTuRPkA1IHE-2sks.
1sar1aKD pzTRoLxuM-10H9lld.
GF1Rtra-9X@9Ad.
Tns BANK oF EHaLANn-Tho amount Of bullion IN
the Dank Of England has decreased GaQ8 90 during
tho past week. Tho amount OF bullion Withdrawn
from tho bank on balance to-day j. f10,ooo. Tha
proportion Of tho bankt 10 Ia liability which
lAAt week WEI SaA per cent, s now wy psr cent.
PANS, April 8.-RENrxs-6ifsc.
TIx DANk or FnANcE-Ths spec!A In the Bank Of
Frtaee dsc1pascti 6so, ,0Nf during tho past vcel.
FnAaxEoaE, April 8.-ustrEp s7A1xa Bosp,-eas.
eok.
a
, 1875-04-09

Il, ia;s'l 4 %rri u . 1,sot
~ i.io Il, d. istea arr r. " 4,cs:
II, sisS7 H. viii building, ''atei Apri7. 1,oot
Van 1tufcn At, no 4 II of Sacramento 1t, ST,
1i1l25k II, dated starrh u.s.. .............. pDs
Evergreen place, lI5 Il Q Of Oakley av, I, 2ax
131I II, dated Feb. 19......,,:. o,.G
Evergreen place, l2l # . Of Oakley ~, n I. 24x
llI3 II, dated Feb. i1,..................... asn
C'.lrngo ~. 1cs II " Of Ningabury 1t, nf,2
OIL, dale.! Arrtl so0
EoH1u OF e1rf LIMITS, wttittN NAptua or 7 M.tEl
PROM TIM Counr.nouxE,
North Clark ct, of kntt near Divcrsy av, W.T.
1llrlj0 II, tIatcA April 7......, ,,..,,,,,,s 1850
SOUTH OF Cfrf ttMt1a, WITHIN nAnICB or NiLEt
fnoM THE CouRr-lteURR,
South Dearborn #, lGa Il n Of Fos.y-soyenth It,
af at11 Q II, dated April l5...............s 1,5os
chamrlatn av, $50 II n of Furty y.nrst II, vi t, u
1t.6 II. dated Apr. Observation-Disclosures. $500
Lot " Glovern subdn, nIock ., rryors suLln, =.
IN ne y Bee. I, IS, IL, dated April s....,. Gu
, 1875-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS l1EMa.

Tho acr Ketehum left thia port 5esterday evening,
light, for sAa cast SHORE.
Tho tow-boat Cle4uals and steau1-drsdgs srs Ut
boollsla 0lnctts dEy-lock.
Tho tchr Belle Brown lett this port yeatesl4y foE st.
Martins 144ud ThrFa sis ~ 10 receive load of hsh.
But few charters hsve bean ulads In thls city thua
far. 6hpPers are o8srin9 eeuts grain To 0tdens.
burg, hut s.s veaz:ls ss1uss 10 mako contsaats ..
, 1875-04-09
LIVE STOCK,
CHICAGO.

oArrLE-fhsrs was = rell.sustslned demand for
tho different descriptions Of stock, aud prices wera
steady und htm. Tho Eastern mattcts wear more
encouraging look than u tho beginning OF the week.
but the ehsngs not marked ~ to wa1raut shin.
pcrs In paying prices materially Ia advance OF those
heretofore Eung and martatyataes may be consider.
Cd unchanged. The puschases Of shippers wers on
generous scale. aud local butchers aud feeders also
rurchated With more freedom than ou tho preceding
swo threa days 1iosfot tho supply was worked oil
during the day, with sales 1t $69al.75 for Gaockors
At $s.7ts'ls for butchers ttock, and II t5ocals for
10 extra shipping besyes. Veal Calves i
demand Ut $a.0otsd,Do for common to choice. Tho
nzsket closed hr. Lott Hsnith sold ~ extsA steots
averaging ,81I tn Ut S1lt.
, 1875-04-09

E1ulfS--At tll0 adVaFted FF!cca csabl!HFc Weuirs-
day tho market yesterday nctiYc aud strong. The
supply was unfy Ntis larger than OH the preceding
dayn Of thr week, mud proved Inadequate to iii thu
orders If thu loral AMI ontsfte sAo consequently,
by Tho n,'ad!a If tho afternoon only few sracrnE
ttts and shoy pf infrrinr quality, rcsnaued nnsutt.
fer ijRat, and at *s.oGa5.75 for heavy. Dsluw usu
BUlle pf tile trluAtrtthtlHs
, 1875-04-09
COMMERCIAL.

TLo following wern ths receipts and shipments os
the ieaIn9 articles OF r,Iace III thls city during The
tweny-four hours ending Il o'clock on Thuratlay
iunrniug, and for tho eorfcapoudlnA dats Gus year
ago: