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, 1875-09-19

unwilling to make sacrifices to save money. and
appear to take pleasure in wasting It oy'ivlne
ext1Avagantly aud III manner IN "nlca .nes 10y
woutd NOT live were they married. Boys, II you
want good sensible saving wives. you 4Est oe
good sensible, and saving yourselves. Dio you
ever think Of thats :.........-..
I wish to thank 'Papsy for her eommnn.ea ,,;as
ton. She is right We can pot 1 set zoo 90 n,gh nehsr
things, must be learned from experience.
do not feel auy alarm as to my future state
of finances. know could manage, come "hat
would; and. as many others will say Win me-,
would willingly live poor were sure OF love
and % commendation in return. It would be al
could ask, but should want it lasting. 70 oe
s1rn should eudeavor to make it 40. and 90
not think there would be any waning on my
part; but here is where my fear comes IN; n
find few who secm TO retain al 81
their love and affection for each
other, but the greater part OF thsm
have grown cnEoess and cold. Men seem to
think after marriage there Is 50 much 70 as'ena 1a
little they know; it is life aud all to woman.
It is not " foolish " to keep up all the loving
ways, and to be ever on the alert TO please eacn
other in every little fancy, no matter now NV.
ial. But am trespasslng; nave n1 pGsaa1ne ,,1
mv ..ilttle apeak" with the observation thae
il I ever get husband shall try BY all means
in nv power to make him happy, and VIM MS
love IN return. D1t'
THIS YOUNG MAN NEEDS TAKING DOWN.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept, 13.-I say, boys, here's 60!
"Nettie W" Bays "we part our lair IN INC
middle and wear silk underclothes, and carry
silk handkerchie{s, and can't ride in = street.
cur without putting scented kerchlef to our
delicate proboscis." Good Lord! 1t she could
onIv look into our 'tdens" and see the worn
underc1o,hes full OF holes, shirts that the laun-
dresses have torn to pieces by running the iron
through the button-holes, handkerchiofs that
are washed out and often "holy," socks worn
out heel and toe, and lots Of other trash. Ha!
ha how she would be surprised! And If Rhe
only saw how much worse places We went into
without the use Of scented 'kerchiefs, she would
also be surprised. Am not right?
But this is not to the question. It is not our
own extravaganza that We are discussing; it is
theirs. The girls rant to know why re do not
marry, and We tell them it ia their fashionable
folbles that We dread; it makes no difference
how much We spend our Owl money; VIC earn it,
and il we can't afford the additional luxury Of a
wife VS. won't have it. We do not ask them to
pick US ont. They Of COURSE have the right OF
refusal, but We can get along all o. &. without
being married. Then it wecannot afford to keep
vito with all her modern peccadilloes, why
should we do SO? There is no justice in asking
Young man to harness himself to q girl
whether he will or no. The young man Of to-
day is living too comfortably now to tie himself
up to q woman ct fashion. All the girls write
about our oxtravagant habits. That out Of the
question. We are not marrying each other; we
marry them, and il they don't suit US We pass
, 1875-09-19


CHICAGO, Sept. l3.-i am one Of the readers of
THE TRIBUNE, aud am interested in the letters
On domestic economy. have considered them
we'll, and have come to the conclusion that I
want wife; q good-tempered, healthy, sens1ble
girl. I want ono who will be pleased to love mo
in proportion to the affection she receives from
mo. ask no more. am mechanic, thank
God, irst-clasa in my business, with the most
brilliant prospects for the future. I am an en-
ployer, not an employe. Many and good have
been the compliments that you have given me for
taste and excellence in my work during the
past summer in the columns of your great pa
per, and although am not known personally to
any one connected with The TRIBUNE, please re-
ceive my best thanks for the valuable notices
yuu have given me. / am an American. young
man, never used tobacco in any form in my 1lfe
drink no beer, whisky, nor any other alcoholic
destroyer OF mankind belong to no secret club,
order. or association am afYeotionate and good
natured in disposition, and au1 disposed to enjoy
life in commendable manner. This looks like
egotism, but 1t is all true, nevertheless. am
no cternb nor archangeI. but know how to treat
q woman properly. want q girl who can sing
and play the piano, az am foud OF music aud
happiness, and in the language of the West, it
| get the right kind Of wife, you bet she won't
be eorry Tor taking me- for better Or for worse.
Respectfnlly, NELSON A.
, 1875-09-19
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments OF
the leading articles Of produce in this city during the
tventy-four hours ending at o'clock On Saturday
morning. and for the corresponding data year ago:
, 1875-09-19
ADVICE TO INNOCENT MAlDENs.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Sept. l6.-While the subject Of ma
trrnonv il heino extensiyoly discussed in YOUR
s.,.s..:a .,,:.,1. fo- r.ora, -, ,lno,;,ion tn
colutnhs' th1nA . 10" "o'os ~ sauoa1.4on ~
the innocent maldons who are ADVISED 70 rusn
80 hastily into the state of natrimony would not
ha nntiuneiy. and therefore request q small
-, 49, ,o,,,,,,, ~ +h,t ,,,r,,sa
Spas IL soa. eo.au'as w stas p"'rsoe'
In this letter propose tfea1lng 1nat MEMBER
Of society which. for convenience sake, will ba
called ~ tho respectable vagabonj."
MI, ,,;m,, ffor Ina ia noth;no more, ia moat
:. ~. ~ -,,;,ta-;o,z a.
COMMONLY ioouo IL 'ao sn5 "aa - 'e.4ns ~
ciety circles; he ia always finely dressed
adorned with jewels, and may be seen at the
exnostion m the boulevard. and in the parks.
IT. .,,o,-s - +,a thaatraa ia cantaa1 res,acts-
.,o 0ppoA'o a. e1o - 49,. ~ -.
bly, connected, aad' N "o'o' one OF 'oe e''.e u
the city. He talks in q pious, literary, and tai
-. 49, ~. ,1;ss sn,i,h In 1rna ha ofers him..
Nv W" 49, ~, -
se.t ~ n1'ss >, ulse ~ ~, n1 - e.1 =.
WILL :n17s "uaana', ouo - ,i;'4 ~. r...s 49,,
e'eo o1o 1o1 "'es oo ~, 80. ~ ~, -. ;.
u'oon' ne aeep' ~ '''0 1'1'A'&'' ~N'"N''s'
year loouu 49, -o,no.4.t,.
AA4' nooe1n 'uoNs 4ls.-. WV ,':II"
conuectoa, anu M.o o. eusa % 49,
r' wnman n Ton yonnc Iadies could see him
xhen he is with his male companions you could
better judge Of h1s true character.
Among large aumohl q yooue hen' y.
uo usss ;,', ara fraa frop, hs ahits and vim
are 1t company for respectable Young ladies'.
I know OF one young man in this city, who is
highly connected, aoo Is supposed 70 90 OF go2o
nora e. Ino 'ntas Ts aasS'ea 'a ssnN ~
haro heard of n3nther Of these "nobbyn
Young men who calls on and invites out re-
, 1875-09-19

gr2tihed with bis simple habits and strict atten-
ton to business that he increased bis saiary TO
SIS per week. by grandson advised WITH nlb
father, an1 lived just as economically as oeIore.
excepting that be laid aside the e1tra STU 1or
- inc,dentais," and put the even $500 10 tho
bank.
About this time he began to watch very close
II tho second daughter OF d large family one
Of wealth. who. tor ~ auld ccqualntance saae
had shown their estimation Of my Granosoos
character and oftea invited h!m 70 tneit
homel-liking the neatness OF her aress,
which WAS uerer extravagapt. though
always appropriate, aod her industrious
habits, for he had OCCASION to pass the oouse
every day. aud had seen her sweeping. aud oust-
ing, and seeming to give orders 70 tne sel' I
and. too. she had been heard to observe tbat she
earned her mission money By saving "Iags,
as there wns, necessarily. much ''cntslng ana
| lifting" going on IN such honsehold, sne
gained quite an q income from them. Inese
little items set him to thinking aud planning.
He consulted with mother this time, ana ane
told him at was man's work to earn the money
and woman's work to save it, " and that II he
was going to be married man, WHICH SUE s!h-
cerely hoped he would be, be ought to oe SAVING
his money for a house and Lot, as youn" nau
with honorable intentions should be able to lay
that with his love- at the feet OF sensible girl
if be expects the answer he desires !; or II wen
on the road to home, get her promise, "nlcn
be will net fail to do, to wait with him. until
home is provided.
Each wear brought the increase OF IS per week
m his salary. and at the end OF four years he
took bis now aiIianced wife with INN one after
noon to get her opinion OF cottage anu lol
situated 10 pleasant street. though Just ASIDE
from the fashionable part, which conlo De
bought, cash down, for 81 .60o. because inc ples-
eut owner must sell. This was just tho senslDlo
thing, and the purchase WAS made.
The Young lady spent her waiting days IN pre-
pating her part Of tho housekeeping afticlea,
, 1875-09-19

onxxAs-Fins, b6a.
TALLow-Da. 'r.
PETRo1Eu1--Renned, sgd: spirits, shd,
LQSboH, Sept 1a.-DmcoCyT-Ths rn+. ~ r..
in toe open market for months fell to tx. ~ 11
low the Bank of England rates Tbs rate }or rss -
CoHso1s-Fur money. d 7-16; account. ~ ~
AMERICAN sEcuR1r1rs-s5s, 1851: 81 I21t. :.
lcs, les; nsw q, los; New York Central. N ~ y
171 preferred. 36H~ Aa4
FRANKFORT, Sept. 18.-65s, l00t,. :.,-
LONDON, Sept. l3.-The atnoan. of hn17,c. -.
drawn from the Bank Of England balaaes tea.. u
NEW ioRK, Sept. IA dispsteh from rc,u-
says: "The markets opened devoid Of ang *sa:t
feature. American Government snd rat]1oad -
vanced Il per cent. Erie declined Il. Resdine ~
road shares declined H." A's'@
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
Special DispGteh 70 TAe Chicago 7tibu.s
New YORK. Sept. 1s-GRA1s-Tha wheat nr,,,<
$11s91.24 for No, Chicago; $l2s Tor :To -
western: s1.2s for No.2 aai1wauts5: A.saar1x-
No. spring; S1.aa@1.41 for new and old vfnt..,'
Western; a-2ita1.A for do amber Western. w.
$.3551.52 for do white Western. Rye "a. dnr, :.
9o@o3c for New jersey, Western, md s,h
Barley quiet and unchanged; sales, 8m i.
lightly stained CaIada West ut 195 Corn DIM -.
heavy md la2c lower: saIea 7.coo bu Ut 7a1ss ~
steam Western mixed; 7+&75e for sail Do md ISa.sr
for high mixed and yellow Western. Cats dnn ,nx
lower; sales 50 100 bu at 4G956c for new ufre5 ~
white, including whi:a State At sld5ec: roi,ed ~
cago at 53c, and g. 3i56c for whiss Western. iii ~.
nominal at s495Gc for mixed Western, and s69Ns ts
white do.
-Nidd1cs quiet At 12sc for city kn4 4..,
Lard arm sales 100 herces at l3 9-6s for urs
steam.
WH1sx1-Narkss quiet and frm It Sll71 nr
gallon. -
GnocEmEs-susar market quies and aear7: ii, h
good refining is quoted at 7a@s!.c; prims,.at 81a
market firm with fair inquiry; quots no Il iSaS
o0Ac in gold, and Isracaibo At 21a1!7[e in Qold,
, 1875-09-19

were steadier. Tho outward movement OF the wsAk
has been satisfactory though tho stock Of pork hss
only been diminished BY 3 bris, large eonsign-
ment was returned from Buffalo On Thursday.
MEss PoEK-Wss comparatively quiet, and Sc per
brl higher. There was light demand. but the mar
ket we'll held by the parties who have the cono.
ing interest, and little offered for sale Thera is
believed to be considerable shortage out yet fox next
month"; notwithstanding the recent activity In buyng.
Sales were reported of 600 brts cash at 81
seer October at $21 65 10; 500 brls seller the
ut $685. and 500 brIs seller February st $3.50 Total
5,lo brs. The marie. closed arm at $l9s caah or
seller the month, and s21.65 for October.'
LARD-Was quiet. some quoting it dull at nm adj
vance Of SC per 100 tbs, in sympathy with New York,
which probably stronger because Of the advance
here on Friday evening. There was HOMO discussion
about stockB and several operators scanned to think
that there several Thousand cs here more than re-
seller October at 613l355: and 1,500 tea aeller the
year at slo. Total 4,5G0 tcs The market closed firm
1885 cash seller The month Or seller October:
In better demand. Sales 10000 rs shoulders 1t
7stc: l70ooo ts short ribs At NC for September,
AZ and aa and f4f Is suneq Do It seoii
The market closed ut 7atc for shoulders, cash or
seller september, and 7A@7zlc for do seller October;
and 1iXc for. do seller October: 1ls1c for short
r1bs cash seller September and for do seller
October; lls2l2s for short clears cab or seller ssss
Long and short clear, boxed. quoted It 12e; and
long cut h4ms at 12k@l3Hc. summer-cured
English meats. sNc for sh99ldera loose; ,!ste ii4o
do; and llAc for short ribs do; swestpickled
bans, Is lbs average 12@1ollc. Bacon meats quoted
at 13315c for hans SIC for shoulders l27sc for
short ribs, and 13c for short elears-a packed:
GnEAsE-Was quiet at 1000 Sales weze: 100 pigs
yellow 1t Sc.
BEEF PRODUCTs-Were quie! and nonina1y un-
changed at IS 50 for mess: $3.50 for extra eas and
So3.50@a4. .0o for hams.
TA1Low-Quoted at e@oAc for packers. Sales
Mara 11U hEs city At 94e; and Is bis nc. Il SIC.
, 1875-09-19

HOG PRoDuCTS-Were in moderate request and .
shade dtuer the attendance Of operators batug light
1nany Of thoss who usually deal In pork product
wezs interested in ths grain movement HoQ1 vsxs In
iaht simply and ar. .nd ths raartssa 4 other pns
, 1875-09-19

E'19:co tiooaft1 t1:nna
T. = :@t =. 1nh,saehx
Is $50 r. N sNAl
tsHm dotn}s 3:Mfh
|s 800 p MI
/" 90 1. III. tS8:NA 4
ts13@ nfdnI!e.. I!e..3:hra
|" 500 O. mis- 9ak, 4.
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Heafher Probabilities To-day.
LOCAL NE us
Condensed Locals.

TO - SWitniU-Oh' dry NJ.
St Swithiu's Day was July 18Th. Keep
Your 2 IT HT-l.as handy. Twenty more days
Cftie forty days rain to come Vet.
The steamer Jane MCs-iey will make
another excursion 10 Coos Island next Fri
day. leavirg al O'Clock y. m. and returning
To- Washington at an early hGy- Tuesday
morning
Mo1Ut vernon Tent Of Eecia5.tcs. in CO..
SsgUef &C 81 Their large Increase Of member
snip. have - moved their quarters Il 'ie I
floor Cfthe Temperance Temple on 9th street
1aorTCT for the FIRST time.
PCGu-UaSteT sam Fins Elm Up tn August
l. tDToEudcI 49, dogs this season. nearly
al (Which were Killed NuI Vet many sec
Tons 0i TIE ts-TiCt. .~nfTh'y wH~t 9, ore
Town are Sill Jv5rEr.. T.. thousands OF
NOst bless ours.
Mr.. Raymond. as Colonel Sellers. intends
20 maze . r1e50-~ 5s fngr 81 'le south lsyf
S-a>Cu, gfie~ t-e mana cement Of John T.
Ford PIC VIII give Sly .r'CI 'T lr'["-. 7~d
VIII VII .ia.r. rsrsv, H5e. .--JNt- W. -Ii rg-
ton. CO --.b.J. Charleston. Sfrgr.9u. AEg-
sta. Macon. COLUMBUS aud other cirjaS.
Yesterday a4teI.. sCa as fG- schooner Li-.-
Yet I-cr-'-~n ~ vas .tI-E wei Iowa ti.a
river. ami whEI passing -ETosza tie south
bridge. carrying away her arch8r ar.' ear
ing several hga-'> from E-r bow. be, .dcs
SH ~Htr il lI.iL.- the hTil-e
AI."H- the rJia.s'- I~-U..f TO-DAY Isl one 2 D
" j. Hughes o. .t's sIty. iJT aU Improve
neIt 'H Hrv~ 'GIfr p.fHi'H-. Ac.pirl1E ID
Mr.. HU~hc, repre-. IONS iu o. Sr.r..i"F-
tioGs HfS p. .art j. va'g,p'e TIE alle--, mat
Cil.tieS az PRINTING tta' 10 eau. vf+t press
o. eight i.1U-st:t, o. s.. .-r .,psT. Ia.u1 =
hour.
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YHE CGUKTS

Police COURT-Jafye SaeF.
Today. Nicholas CDricu forfeited coI'at
eraI. Iea-y Grant ioud ana Gcisfer0rS. =.
refer IOInCIly, pTOfane. - Frank Do!.-
nue forfeited coliatar al Peter pOpneuv,
forfeited. John Donoho, loud and boistc,-
GU, 80 BsTthC,omeW NC3Eal, lOul and
t0!steIcuS, so. David Tunnel, diStur'ir.
the quiet Of Goorget0v ,; =. John Digs,
warrant, was seat down. Thomas Co1ts,
-HJd. =. Edward Chtldre ., prOfane: s..
Sto.Ge Washington, carrying a sluug-snot.
so. Frank Heidma0, throwing Stone: -
rltI HC-"CiIy, assault ard bGtte.y on OIL
Ger Erse.; confirm U1dec bonds. David
IEuiHel; threats 10 Elizabeth, his wife, ~2r)
IoiGS 10 keep the HeaCa.
bull" FTTzzELL's DEFENSE.
TOM aIlaS . Bull' tFiZLcl assault md
battery on Edward Woody who tccfiG-1
mat on Monday last the water swcIlou the
branch 50 that they EsG 70 wade through il
70 get TO the mill. lie .wijueSs) was in the
branch al work, trying u place some stones
n lie proper position, when FTiZzeII came
along, and. cursing him, told him - get out
O. the DranCe- at TIE same time pushed him
Gown. and 4 !vsat=asj 10 break every bone IN
MS tC.y, as lo could whip every one OF tue
woody family. Mr.. FTizzell told the court
lhat lie had no witnesses present, and aSk-t
10 tel about IL lie said le ,Ounu WO9fy
fence raj in his nends, ami t3ld him to leave.
As ne dc. do il, he went dpW.I the bIul.
and p,a1Ed MS hand on his back as lightly as
ne ever all on lady hac6. aud pushing
dItn't get. and he pckci him no with both
haLGs AMI sat hin up ON top Of the wall and
never cursed word, AMI as for asSauliinE
MN, why he never tetC'i ed him.
tOCTt.--"Were there any witnesses pres
G,9t?''
F.izelL-'Yes jc"ee; MY wife two daueh-
i55.s, -ol. and two halfsrOwI bull pups, were
ali thar"
JCt-a-"Are they here?"
F'riZeil.-..YeS, sir"
Jud2c--"N'el 10 matter Mr.. ATTORNEY. a
man has TiZ.t 10 dcIer.! ms own a7d II an.
pears no more lOrce was reed than neces-
sary.' case dismissed
ALL SORTS.
VIM. Plnkney, larceny OF q chlId's carriage
ana hdtcLCj. 20. Il 20 DAYS in iail George
Davis, assault Oh Agnes " illiamS: II. Cha
Anderson. assault on Anthony ThOnlp on:
So and costs. Lg&Ty Grant. assault anu bat
terry on officer Helm SO and costs. Adj
line Galley, littl5 White girl. charged with
assault q Mary E'IZa Pope, colored: -.
Edward Roach, 4Oud and 5oiSterOus; -.
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& EOR q e TOWN,

POTOH'C FRESHETs-ON PAPER If rhe
newspaper rel orterS, who try - get mp PO-
mind the la' Is FrOWn TO all the business
men in Georgetown, thai a rise of five or six
teet IN the .ives at HaIpeTs FeIiy does at
signify here they VIII save tEemSelvP much
needless anxiety. When the signal seryi. .
observer Il HaTpeI's Ferry reports a twenty
foot rISt fLere-nOy UnUSual-aad .he Patg-
mac humping ierself at the rate OF a foot or
Two IN hOHT. the tOci reporters can get out
Ter role iC0i-S ana pencils and come 10
GCrrt etOTa with a fair clauCe for material
for lively fTcshet article.
The PEABODY LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
\ regular meeting &C the tTUsocr. 81 the Pea
body Library Association Of Georgetown
vas he q. Riggs bank Yesterday n OrniEg,
the vice president, Mr. &. ". g-s. IA Tue
CI+iI. Nj a. \ &c, rom committee dI-
pointed Tor the I.vTpCsc, reported series Of
i1'ts. itSH. zoos i.'" bylaws Tor tbs gov
eminent Of the association, which Acre
adopted. Nessrs. HYDE aud Dunlop were
appointed a committee 20 take charge of the
l-HE&ry nail IN the new NcJTs clown sClOOi-
house am. 10 have everything III rea illness
Tor It's opening ON the first day OF next Octo-
Der, at which time the srHOOi-nOUSe il To De
formally ucvcated. The committee was au-
jEGTiZcI 10 purchase furniture ana al other
necessary apparatus. IL was stat / tina. the
! ne"eSs any 0Trcrl ce5nent> - secure = sUpplv
! OF books |2"-4 DC ma ie a. soon as the
shelves are ieaty 10 receive them. Ii Yves
also stated tbasThe origlua, bcduc,t Of ff-
tCo1 itCuSaHd dollars r3de bv the iamenlei
george Peace y - 'hc spring Of IsJ-, by il
c'2.Ous investment now * ,egJS tee sum Of
: 800 ans is producing au annual income
+ Of over = $40.
} ISsTALLAT.CN o. OFFICERS The fol
lowing officers ~ Neber Tent. No. 10. l. o OF
/ j., have been rrSiaI!ed by = G.. T. H9t4!er,
/ q Ea-.e ic.i- Vim marriott sep; r.
/ Lmmert smith, e. h., & grlc ShOema <
ioru, Z. Sec, Frank " ae,au. r. sec: H. IL
= 10 - Eress; George luc-~- h.. l.. Jel-
E'1s J. G, John Steele. -. g.; III. Brewer
} Caap VI. I. Il r1.ssou, Trustee.
TIE RIVER Is considerably SNg3UeI to-day
i y IA some currrrt amt % quantity Gf arifi
4 IG-Sl .F f.E... r.. noon Inc water was with
/ "a aa-ai J-- o. the level o. the i~d
T ,-E&iv-s.
I 9Rs.S TRa- E.-Ta-dly 1850 bushels OF
B EIlai were SOB. q from -I.5t 10 r! 81 peI
3 h-S"g.. Ei'frc.t. 81. PuIer Virginia wifi -
( bushels c. wheat fer }. q. n j. NJ Waters
/ 81 amer National. with iuunher tor JOSEPH.
! > 3. f.i.-f-- BY raj, 800 bushels wneftl
/ t-t ! L Wee.
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AAfp,pxrrANLLBVrL a., ~


nm ILs underslEned haying LEASED ~. above r.sr.s
notel VII be prepared tbs ses~,u o. 81 s-rsT. 4,
sccNanuda.ioUs e. Laiies an CENT -. 4. a..
SySslroes 70 spe De summer "a. th.f n ,,r-t,,
le AT i pure; eeiUg lacsisd usar g. s-r,r 80 ;
~ an ~ All. command. a. eNr.1 "a -, -
the Blue k'fre Mountain a. -. -. p, y =.
Country Fishing sud hugtIuz "a 49,. .f.-,-. 80
slueIAts tuipf htfneut- hsy- teen 1l,z --.b. 80
rs sli,ce last summer, -urh a. Aart r..r ~ 10,
80, hell n1te fretu Bsrn-- fna tar.- go, ~
tFt PD.ittr ha.lTHsA, and one bat.r. p N.e
frSm " a-f.iuE tor. q q '"' carr
-, nus; 3 D. tss, and iron Co. -. NJ go.
s'.thtt.i Ci''r y a .rrH ant ha'' -rr - -
-. lhi 'a'i'N arVly o. co. aI# r "a l.
LStf. Esrra,s She. 81 1rrgrr,art -. 60. Al.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, August 4.-virgiuia 6's, old. S.;
do. consolidated, ST. West yirginias 81, bid to-
ds5i Sugar easier, lO1t sIOzk.
BALTIMORE, August 4-COttou irm-middling,
nt. Flour strong and active, 2'a5o Genus
higher ii, ward street and super, 7Sa5 IS
do. extra, 5!9.6oO; do family, 2-a7 IS Cry Mil,
super, 75aS25 do. ezra 1875 CO, d. Rio brands,
soa1 rs; do. family, -. Whear excited, s,rosg
ard active; GEMS hisher-No. western amber,
l.t3; mixed No. 3 do. 30 No. western red, so
Pennsylvania red. 47al 20; MARYLAND red 4oal -;
do an Der, Leo; do. white. l i04l IS. Corn-south-
ern hrmtr, western duh, southern white, -; ID.
yellow. 6: western MIXED, uominsll-. S6iq--salas
- last hs'f August. Oats duI'-sou heru. 5Stej:
western white. c}a6l: western mixed. 62af}.
Bye dull, G5alto. Hay quiet and -tesdy-N ,ry-
lard ard Penrsy lvauis % e}s2S ~ Provisions
strong aud bu'yaut. PoEh-@- oUt22 g Bulk
me ats-shoulfers, q; clear rio Hioe-, IL aig',
l9ose; packed, 9hsl2h Btcan-si fer~ l)'s Il
cl ar rih sides, Is saE'l. Hams l4iRalE4 Lard
frr-ctude- Ii; refined, HlsaiF4 But'er firm
western extras *; Do. frsgs, 71s24 Petrol IN
nomlnai-crudc. a5is; rafnci, II slls Coffee
quiet and stead, Rio csrgoes, ~, 40, Job loIs,
lSa2l. Whisky firm. 22ts.
NEW IORA, August Stocks duh and steady
Mcrey. l}s Gold u. Exchange. long, 4T1t: short.
500 G vtrrments dull. bus better prices
NEW YORK. August Flour firm W heat firmer.
Corn Il .m.
LONDoN, August 4.-ConsoIs fer money, % Q Is;
account, 81 x. [. bond new i've. lO4l5 Ere,
Is New FORK Central, %. Exchange on Paris,
rs francs q confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-04
FINANCIAL AND COMMERClAL.


NEW ToRK, August 4-The Posts financial
tjcle say Wall street markets have relspsed into
the extreme dizziness usual in summer Gold opeuee
at ll2, au1 ell sales siRce have been at l2ss3 Ca
gold loans rates have been T" fat and l, z and
cent. for carrying. Foreign exchange is firm, es-
peciaily for 90 day bills which quoted fSSA TO
1914 for first Glass the posted rates for leading bank
ers being 4S.a,, and for demand 4s,s. The latter
sell AT 4Sgs4 a4gG, AID the Syndicate bankers
are scarce Of supply. To-dsys steamer took
cut 5000 in silver bars. Money con.
Times lhs2 per cent. for call losss, aud
4s5 cent for prime mercantile paper with choice
names still Cbtsiu able better than 81 per cent
Gov eminent bonds al higher than yss-r day,
except new SIS. The stock market thus far to day
b been quiet and steady, with widest fuctuation
with of per cent and this In Ohio aud Hissis-
sippi and Hannibal aud st. Jusephsl Exrrems
sales. giving stocks in order of scI tv, have been
1ssS97s, Ohio and Ms-issi ppi. l9ls tl9i.; Lake
shore, 6ls a6lss; Northwest, 4la7sa42ls Union Pa
cifc. 73ais Erie, l4sSa&; Heanibal auA ~ Joseph
2sse4; and Atlantic ard Pacific Teleg,apn, ls7sl9.
and has advanced u since on sales of go shares