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, 1875-08-29
SUN Ard STORM.

Thares besuty IN tho rippifng wNa,
There's peace upon the waters;
YhEf@s grandeur IN tho storm to e1ve
Faxth4. asldaat ap1s and dAughkakA
Ths paastous 1t ths human brnk~
Bow down in pey'rencs under
The World King In bin wild unrsst,-
Hle 14trd, exllltant khundax.
The deecy sty gives way to Night,
The wzters Quaks and 1uivsks
While, In Attenuated light
Nm wande1s by Deaths ftvar.
The clouds dissolve: the promised beY
AppaAFR: the sun adorn}nR
Old Mother Earth with Xoll4nr ahQN-
Tia vrinkled Brids d tho MxninEt
TIA birds ding sxeeter th2n hafarb:
Tia 6ow'r1 o'ertInw With beauty:
4hA vary air With hfa docs poux,
And pleasure blends with a1ty.
Tan thuusaud 1tttla beads Of rMN
Do trembls in the balance,
Ind, shin tin1 IN tho sunny t71h
Fsald gratefully thar tAlents~
How bright tho graesea on tho hut.
How Telvety the meadows!
How As'sy pulse in SAturA thFtilss-~
How vanished kse the AhAdowsl
Tia blitha cock challenges ths atrx
Amid douast1> czckle.
The sehoot-boy hx1t<ns 10 pT&pzxe
His rod md uahtoR-t2ckle:
Then down tho 1usd he vhtatltnK aoeA
Tree from perpiexing quibhie;
4ut sure 1t last. waEr line ha th1oW1A
OF miuuOW-pI 4 uibbia!
Oh t1ts IL l3a,-ta breast The 6torm3.
Nor think too much o the dauRur.
A1d WaKahip Netnrfs4 purss ekaxfnA,
50 Truth bs nos stranger.
WALIK1 8KEm Pa.
Q1le1A Il. A0Gut, AagA
, 1875-08-29
TO MY GUARDIAN ANGEL

o AnRel, bright Angel, by NE tonight,
Making the darkness seem unto me- l8at!
Here with your soft, soothing presence 70 ten
That xome time TOR me III things will be wall;
Bidding me think Of bleasings, mol sorrowAs-
OF busy to days, not coming to-morrows;
Telling me ever Of beautiful peace
Some time to come to me-. never to cease.-
Angel, sweet Angei, spread DER nc your Wings
Beautiful, glissening, sooWy-"hate wanGs /
Thou art 10 nesr me, and yet 20 afar!
Why ahoulsf thera be auxht this pleasure 70 mar
Give me 4 touch, h,-just ond sweet. loving s1gn
1nttust to mE keeping,-eVar more mine
Just breath, 4 whisper, that may Know
You pity and love me through all mT woe;
Lows me with love that never hare moWu
Since that you gave me ere was alone,-
oh! droop your wings DER me soothingly solt!
Twill koaau like the dsar bands Eve aeat So at31
Under their ahAdowB my cares I'll forget,
Knowing you are there, my darling one, yes,-
1ust "a you used 10 stand orer ny sleep.
Before yon left me TO mourn and to weep
just sa ypu once did when ! was child,
Afraid of the darkness. and storm 30 wild:
How loved to hear your light footsteps glide,
And Won nestled lovingly 1T my a}de.
Spote to me- huahed mt, md calme1 al my faass:
Oh to 20 back to those sweet, childish years!
Now It's net gliding OF footsteps hear,
Nor tsr the terrors Of darkness fear;
But the faint rushing Of whita wings 10 h9asv
Tanning my hot cheeks. 10 vet every night.
Wet with the tears of my poor hearts nnteet'
Add the terror Of living all unhs&as.
o nly Angel! let me feel that dear touch /
Twill bring TO my Rad soul comfort-fo mtcat
Bend DER me just once, careae me onos mare,
And kiss me, darling, al you. did Of 5oTe!
Yes, dearest, know, though it cannot be,
That thou csn:st give this sweet boon unto me;
That eoon, without bidding, you'll st4nd some n12o
To my opened eyes glorious sight
Then shall aee you, and know you, and feel
That from my blind eyes you've lifted the seal.
And ,uy poor hands IN your own yo9 have eiasped'
And given mr. all 1re prayed tor and aaheo'-
1ad borns ne away to Heavens bright door!
, 1875-08-29
cnl0FEff Shirts

A Boston pspes thinks il = curious ILLUSTRATORS
Of the uncertainties attending. business oper%
tons. especially "nere fashion has -, t.;inTs D.e
Of cotton-mills to pay dividends Of late, Is ne
change in the fashion OF shirta- coloIed anit1S
OF various kinds and other garments have SUI
denly become ali the rage, and as conseqaesn;eo
the great factories, which make only pa1 "Hse
goods, have been senously affected, then matAot
beine materially cut OF and aheiE Whass eotso&as
hsiu0 la1t On kAaiE hAQdA
, 1875-08-29

IL As Edito7 Of 1ae Chicago TYibunS:
OTTAWA. Iii, Aug. 27.-1 read in your paper
some days since little paragraph stating that
the sons Of the Rev. George I1ask chewed to-
bacco and we're in the habit Of lighting their
cigars with their paternai Anti Tobacco TRACTS.
The animus OF the article dis7leased me. and.
from my knowledge OF Mr. Traak and his family,
felt sure it waa entirely untrue therefore
cut it out and inciosed it in note to his widow
Tue inclosed is her reply Will you do me- the
favor aud Mr. Tracks family the Justice, TO
publish it. +. RAaCoM
, 1875-08-29
Lsn.3r71 Spectator.

|
storytelling vas even moro charming. General
conversation Aa had none; it was difficult to
dlscoger on what subjects he really did know
anything. TOR he never conversed; he brought
every topic that was started back to himself, to-
the cIoud-1and IN which be Nred, to the point io
which his interest centered. His talk wa2 81
WAYS Like that OF an idealfv-gifted chiid-ques-
ton, narrative, fancv, but uerer meeting. OF 60
ing with. OF borrowing from other minds- lie
would begin to tell storY-after few minutes
abstfacted gazing at some little object, 4 straw,
q pebble, no matter what-most commonly toy
or fower--aud pour out his fanciez in tho
plain, unadorned forms OF the Danish, hia voice
exqusisefy modu1ated with every emotion Or
meaning, and his great, ugly. spe-hke hands,
which looked a. II nothing that they touched
could escape sullying or destruction, deftly cut
ting out the quaint designs 10 paper, with won
derfaI raPid1ty and delcacy, 40 he SPOKE FAIRY
scenes, dances. 1overa seated uuder treaa,
groups Of flowers and plants: these and count
ieae othsr objects would drop from his cutting,
twisting. an4ppinR SCISSORS, rs fancy aftek cana
from his lips. Nothing was aouiless to the man
with chi.d's soul. and great imagination And
also = chiid's untrouhled belief. Ha did not
seem to have any 1afinita creed, aud he attended
no place Of worship; he had no need Of
spiritual help, OF comprehension Of spiritual
doubt or difficulty. Tha good God and the Chrsst-
child we're the sum OF his ideAsr and ha found
them everywhere. - Coo hAs made it 70 it in
1ieht !" or :. GOD hss said it is wrong" was ali
ia hy: and he could no mora have put his
mind into polemlcal attitude than he could
have tubbed or ridden to hounds. 1nsenions
neople who insist on seeing everything double,
'discern Pantheisno under the quxtnt concaita Of
eblp friend and confdant Of the fairy, and flower,
and bird world but there is no such shlng-A
leass il was not IN himseif-no subtlety Of any
kind, only tha eyer-fowing fountain Of won-
drous and lna1haustlble fancy to which al living
hingH mirrored themselves therein. You lived
in bin stories while he vas teifinx thsna, aud hs
1Ad IN tkas atua1k Hs 1>o6 uA& aaa Kita 4
, 1875-08-29
HAhumen 10 found solid in nerves. It's oompo-
ition, according to Scherer, is IS follows:


Here, then, is a Withdrawal in -four OF nearly
wheat, the main ration OF the old Roman sol,
der It is probably The solubls and asaimilable
form OF phosphates, one that the digestive sys-
ten can absorb and the nnt1t,ve system appro-
PIRATE % LIS eussensnee. Thus modern civilized
which Ia
DEPRIVED OF sEvRH-EIaHTHa
OF ~ neF se.Modaclng, sustaining, md co1roh-
orat9nE elemeat-phosphoric ocad
:, ElRhs-e'gnt6s we're designed for mans use by
the Creator. Eight-eightha qayo the Roman
sold'st bus nerve. energy, and muscle. Suppose
be had had only our four-hresd. and got one
eighth !; would he not have sensibly suffered
Could be have carried bis 60 pounds Of baggage7
Cesar calls Jrtmarto-corn or grain fnot
our maize. or Indian corn, which was
then nndiseovered) par excellence, or wheat
HoR kAeiE ration M III aepaA Of tusaalsA dr.
, 1875-08-29

Of workmen to bs employed. On this
statement the amount OF the manufac-
t1rer's bond is determined tho scale
being $500 for tha propr.otof, With an additional
$l00 for each workman employed. Bond being
giren in that amount with suret1es approved BY
the Collector the manufacturer pays his special
IcenBA-tnx of Al0.
, 1875-07-17

Withdrawn from atoru on Thursday for city COLI
sumption; lu whca 30 bu corn, Illus bu oats
4CI bu rye.
Tle following grain whs inspected !nto storp On
Friday HornIng: 81 cars No. spring, los ears and
1000 bl No. do, Is cars No. lo II cara reject
cd do, cars graao DO tes5 cars whea>: cars ye-
low corn, u ezra and INV bu high mixed do a.
and l3,5Od bu No. alu co and 35U0 bu rejected
d. 10 cars no grade do tSo CORN; white
aatI u cara and ,Ho hu No. ao, cars rsc,o1 10
"a cata oas}; cars No. rye. Total tisJ cafa a7
x,o bu. inspected ont ,55o tu wheat, 13d774 tu
corn, 3.,tG7 tu cats, l5G bu rye.
For eight" read "thrGe, AMI tho cash sales of
wheat Of Ill Rrada III th!a market Thursday will
becoc 3sG 400 bu, stcad Of tho Eroatcr quantity re-
ported.
II was remarked yesterday as very singular that,
whe not lrss thsn tareo dispatches from Lverpoul
wers aent through from New York 10 shi< city, thrre
was no news from tho New York uarkDts. tho dla+
patches rrceiEes pna rrad u OF the s,ron4 osdes
from which eoinc lcrsonH lrcw thu inrduus infrr-
oneo that o dbl4tches which, ought To lave been ru.
ceissd wsrs Ut auoher character. AL OF which only
gocs to show tLa wlrre 1arHs Interests aso nyolrsl
thr temptation H strong to draw intereucca TINT ca.
not bb sustained, II IL Amply question Of rrlaIro
enterprise, II 1trhnn chooses hend .s sucs-
sage round by way OF New Orrahs nnd snpIhrr Ia tot
elsterpftAiiR or thoughtful enough to chnoae tho
nearest why round, the hitter !. uet necessarily az
t,sata by sinister inotiYsa. B It II mot impossible
for some nswtsguna u act tho idca tint no Ne ws
Ia good newp, aud, therefore. that nsws I. batter
than bad hsws.
The laadln4 produce markets wsrc moderately te-
tive yostezday, but the tone s1Acy rcyurss4 from
u4o day preceding. provisions beIug Ar7lur, xlils
grim wAs casler+ Tho storm Of tbs preceding eyeu.
Ing unaett!ed e nluds Of souas operators In brea.
Atus. epd unatipIS The wlrss on auns OF the tells
graph llos. making nova scarce. axcspt II SUP
piod III roundabout wsy by Individual enterprise,
\ kQN tD natural fAHu1k of tara
, 1875-07-17
LAKE ERIE.
tuFpALO,

spsetal Di,psttA 10 TAs Chicago ttf5uns.
BuFEAIo, n. r., July lG.-Ths wreck ct the pro3
TuwARda Les IN " feet Of xAtsr OF miles up ths
like. 4 diyar down ThuraaAy sud mads pro
Hminsry s1Amhaticn with ytsw 70 raising shs
boiler, aud II was found in sur,ud condition A
effort will be n1Ae 10 fzisa 1t thB Rrst fair d4y. Tbs
peops1lers arches broksn down, X run into ~
! vessel. .
Coal shipping II Ut stand hsrs, Tutte trt ou1Js
few veasss In port aud they demand 15c rht tor 70
Chicago Ard Alf~xakbo. At nfss shipPsfs odtno
Co., but this incoming held tnee!nE sud dscidsd "
LOia to tho old rste-o0u per tou Batter tateA srs
offered At other Lake Esie coal porss aud yAksss ~
l&sly TO 90 there.
apsefsi DtspateA to fAs caf:aae stt5uaa.
EsfE, H.. Juus slb.--D&fAR1uA2s-Eor Chicago, eeM
Wtlliatn 8. CsosthrAtts.
,es0 tsnA Of coal.
Fxnaa1&-More ACTIVE. Charters so-dAf-8tha
3uI:a Willard .ud Poetaxe. coal ~ Buffalo at ~ Pc
ton. .
Tho bark Chicago Board Of Trade hAs 1t ssst be3
tuceeis{ully rsnsd and lowed into Fhrporf, o. haf.
bor, Her dsinsgsa sto said to 10 heavy. Her eaf9e
Of grain hAs heen purchased, and VIII h sdppsa kss
from RsitpcH b. rai.
ILLINOIS RIVER ANp CANAL
Epsetut Dtspaiek 10 TAs Chicago frttsT
L.AaALLx, Ill.,, July 1t.-ARu1yko II E1yEs-Rf@
, 1875-07-17

lNo tVHDHlHR IlAtEaIHeu4 NVt0 046u IQf f1C0fA
Friday, July ID:
otrY PROPERTY.
Tile nfrHltSea No, 1ao9 indlanA ~, dated April -
serl wo: st. i IL iniiana St, t. 3ssiiu '
sosi ii a'e Ffansl XIX i. /. Of North .;vi ''''
~! '134 4.io r, tl!sd lnIy 2,so9
w;;! III t. II # Lincoln II, 4si s''s
I'm #, dated July H.. ........... 2,p0
l5. T., lated July u. .i.:.:............... 7s5
c'ps ~ =, H., e 'r e Al a'1
West sfeuroe Ht. cor os Konore II, II /, ljs-l0
11.5 g, dated July 1000
w, M91roi r. ,,s =, y as e e Winchester
Seymour ~. 70 Il i Of Mrsrh 81. vi, a5t 'S
10 II. lsse! July H., ............... bo9
r. With huildngs. dated July 14......,..... $50
E'!zahe'h Ia st. y! {. Of Hubbard at. vi az
Sas.i eT we. ei;ta H. ivy cor Of saouns. Il 2o
Is11rs H.ln II, dAe.l July H....,......,.... 1900
State r, W M n of Thsrt,-thrd st. Of. 2sz1a>
nithts.a ~. 'its ioo i;t Il II Txcntyt It, 20
1lDIt9 It, dated July 10 ldoazap \. se'Yerns
to isaae treensteIt.r]; o5,ooo
cscs az, 2I.!aD II, ,lael July l5........ 4oO,
SOUTH or ofrr L1Mtra. WITHIN A RADIUS or M1lua
6F cuCRE-HUuar.
Madison nv, eIs It i, Of Fifl3-eoy. nth 1t, Of,
55ni1s r., dated jnIy u ::.;,..:;s: 1000
asl: O. It, t. 5n' @ Il wosaisva ~ '''
Darr:ags " i! Il = rityrst .t,vi2iis '''''
Grftu i; .Sis y Il Wright st. t. t: :'si:oft w.
In" Il, n.Ss's ~ atiition. dated Msy ii. ] ~ "a
wEsr OF CITY L1Hira, WITHIN RADIUS or M1LEa OF
COURTHOUSE,
bfncham 81, 35l 1-11 # n " of ArmllaBr av,s
oheaso av.neeo q Detroit a. I, lo5 s.io1 ''''
las II, dated March II, 1ssa..............., a19o
, 1875-07-17
The Financial Effects Of the Rise
in Wheat.
An Excited Produce N1nrkct--.
Wheat mud Corn Weak.
Provisions, Oats, and Barley Maintain 9
Firm Position.
Latest Foreign and Domestic Market Re.
p0rts.-.AInrlno News.
FINANCIAL

sA. s.....s f..., ~, ,.,,., f.. ,,.,.~ !. :,
1no uen,an" -, rum 'n' c""'ts ''s '1ohe5 ~ ~
country rarr knt In for discount, And the orders 10;
currency are Increasing Tho need for funjs II a,.
lv nh In M,pncao,n mn, Inv, and nrccrtc, MI IN,
'e'' III Ai4'itsol. un'' 4""t aua iRte*ur" =" a.
creased movement OF WHEAT to this point. ah1Enras
hitler stimulated by tic riao t wlcat, anl y tho
ueare cf farmers to market thcfr oil wheat avat-
,,enu.v bcfor, the raw ron cn,,,, In Thc nry.nro
~ ~. a.,s =, ,.ss.. ~, 49,, s.'.,s. ~ ,,,,, I, 4,
believed will rraso d sharp de'naMl from Ear"W.
havo nlrcaty hal au iuartiting eet oA 1ankcra and
bxin..a mon II I'm arca, ,t,r,ta of tle Eurthyc.t
~ ~ So n, .. ,,,.,.
cfn1a'n Rool rreo AM n'a IN t1RHt u'sAsl -,
abroad ta fall, as the present prospect IN fhnt they
o,hcr ea,,te co,,, nro,lucc an ,necJy pro.nc,{ly
, 1875-07-17

FpREloh MARKETS.
yns-tal niipaseA ID fAs Calea4o Tibs.s.
LIVERPOOL, July lG-li a. m.-FLuuh-No. 2. ais;
No. !, Tls,
0nAls-wheat-WutsF, No. 4 g.; No. l, u I'd /:
II; No. l, ps I'd; club, No. 2 ~ IudI No. !. l0s,
C0tu-3ia Cd
pRorlsloNs-Fofk, 73s. Lard, 61a ID,
LIVERPOOL, July l8-3 p. m.-uuclaugea,
1Israrout4 July lt-2:3o p. m.-hszApxturys-
Firm. Flour, ~ al. Whe4t-srttng, No. 2, ss lid I
No. !, " 7dt whitc No. 4, ~ sds No. !, 1qss club
No, = ~ lid; No. !, loa II.
Hest unchanged.
L,vssFool, July 1o-s ,. m.-coax-No, 4, sss {:
No. l, 13s ID.
Llszafoot. July 1t-lAt4aa- ssAts
aud HcateFn ~.
anAIA-wlsat-Nos. . " ! spring, es0ss IA.
corn-Aised. so "a.
Observation-Disclosures, 7tst Eastaru, ets.
Deef-AuaeHeAn. 72Ns, oumbsEiand mlaflsa sls-
Lrd-Amcfio4u, 6B4.
CHxEsk-Fine American, 81,
TAL1ov--Amsr1can. Ais. ..
lx1xuLxux-ksansl,0 ID; spiratss 4Aa.
I.ospox. July 1e.-Tux hAax OF EhoLAxD-Ths
ftn1no.er atatss hss tha smonnt ot toa and bullion
p ID, Bank Of EnglaAd u The srHsss ever kh9wu.
Amount OF bullion Withdrawn from ths Bank Of In.
klAnd to-day, tlt .d1gs
NoxEr-4h.As of discount h open market fos thfes
naoashz' hs1Es, aH9sE.
y Coaso1S-AaaeJ, " t8-ls saoo,u1t, ~.
ux1rxp s1Arks posD.-tss. 1oe,x; VI, lott
l0-AA. l1Aas paw d, 10IA.
, 1875-07-17

CHICAGO.
Tho aoyers squhll which carne up about II o'c1oss
Thursday night haa done but Httte damage to ths
shipping Oh tho laks far could b. learned b.
stdes tbs loss Of csuvas suny veusc no accidents
have thus far bcen reported Tho tug Harrison was
slighty damaged by collision III Tho nysr yesterday
Afternoon, md hid to 80 Into drydock 10 b. repaired
...The yacht raco Which take places at o'clock hs
aternton IL e1cating considerable interest In matna
clreltA and ffiths 81 Auch spos II ia expected that
large number Of persons will turn CUT 10 Wow The
race. Tho excursion atmr Den Drake. tug Annie Il.
snith, and tho eommodIous stmr Rheboygsu. ot
ioodrichs Linz, will tAts pooplo to tho race.
!. ind s oSs con
sioner Of the Board Of Public Works. hiss been aeec.
Il Il IT, ,sstf. S a. e1aas s aa
ports having secn tho large balloon which aseended
f0 hs =, .ss hsvns rsof I'D
evening about 30 nea on drosso Point, Tho balloon
was tdso tn tho water al.d tho basket dipped in tha
tut bUsota It could rcsoh tho monster 1t went Up again
in tho akics. II aaortly afser~ars down Again
anabie to follow The Captain could not go whether
tase sny.y r. ,bs a'fst s
of lhs dsfinK seronsats s ap u to ''' 1''s liz
h.. aosr The, IT. It,. nss.s.J s9 s9 s:si
b!ty that they .Aavo bten p1ckpd Up uy vessel and
hs 1sneset q she 4t,s Il hs Tfsaur
ps e. !: e sSs y
1.wuaals InaFad.y evening II. party enjoyed saem.
ataaecs.bly surprised hy In od-fasdoned shua.
del .a sn Y e o hsy ea.
s g: u. ysrt NJ evening" 1's sos. sa b4.aes.
ths oaicers oi the inland insurance Company nd
ssassss IT, aa iii anadussas ssa hsVs a
work 70 securing this ent y" Doctor" E. W. fh4,
, 1875-07-17
GENERAL MARKETS..

AIEOMQL--N44 HFM u SlN(E ~,
NAOOM-COAN-WsA quiet aud uurhAnxad. Deal
srs arc nias tha ANAL or4sEs coming In II ths
rsnt pEices. VIC quote: Good 10 choice hur. l2H0
1skc; tsus4 thAs will work ttse1 Into cholce bu1l
, 1875-07-17
COMMERCIAL.

Thd following wtrs the receipts anil shipments Of
tho leading articles Of produce in this city during tho
twrnly,four hours ending at o'clack on Friday
mornlng aud Tor tho corresponding l4c one year a,o
, 1875-07-17
MARINE

PORT OF CHICAGO. JULY ia.
AAaivrD-p1op Charles Reisz, AAnlstss, lunbers
bazss Harmony. hani4tss, lu1ubats prop 1Ayosits,
, 1875-07-17
LAKE FREtoHTs,
&.Hfril1n

Fre,ghts 1sers acIise and Arm as oSa2s;c for rhssA
and 2tlc for corn 10 Buffalo, and O. for wheat to
Kingston. The buffalo charters were schru F. Der-
rin,hn barge 4. u Moore, wheat 1t 3No; schr J. g.
Harflann. puh.tnutoa FOR Oneonsa for wheat:
schr Dick so1uerF, wheat st 9tc; achrs Mock
ing Bird, Patltnden reshtgo. Our Son, Ind J. D.
SsHycr, rhrs 1t 93C srir Oneonea, wheat corn a.
9c tn 1lfa1 for whoat, Or 2ttc fnr do 10 Port Col
nclr II. l.. ltGHe. whe1t 1T &C. Capacity, eos 900 tn
wl1c4t aud 2u3 30c0 bu rorn
MILWAUKEE.
The following charters nnde on Tho I6lh :; 70
Huialo-SHhr Delaware wheat at 1kc: prop Daan
Richmond 1000 bn wheat nj III .nugh rate.
cLgyEtANn.
The engagements REPORTED on ths 1Ath tsdrs.
lows: Tn. aehr Iarvcst Queen coal to Portage Il coc
frne and hack 10 Ere At 4I65 sclr boiiyis, coal
Aehahuh to Chicago Tue: scbr Twsn aisscrs, cua1 10
Buffalo, PIT.
On tho 14th The following charters we're nado: scbt
Ssson coal to chlcagp p. t.; b. L. waiaon coal.
sand',sky to Milwaukee, 75c per ton Southwest 1G0
1rls OF Hals ID Cleveland for &c. coal thonco To Mar
qntttc at G0s rer ton, aud ifo thence 10 cleys-
land. Oh coract Col. Hathaway, salt to Detroit to
Her hti Saaco. eoal, Eric to Dnto. 40s per ton E. A.
Io"land and T. d. Locks. cn.l to Milwaukee, Goo ret
ton; sIntth. coal, Cleveland TO Milwaukee, Csc per
ton: Charlotte ltaab, coil cleveland to SheboYgan T1o
PIT ton F'pttr1on, d. f. Bailey " g. 0rossshwaitt,
Jones, Al! COAX Buffalo to Chicago 500 per ton Echri
Nvsralde COAL to Kennsna, 7uo lNr ton; Tom Matnhsl
cou1 to Detroit. 45c per tUu: Williams marble.
Uudtlo TO Toledo 81 per ton, I. 0. b.
, 1875-07-17

N4oom,n.o ,,,,,,, ,.,x. ph,, pu,a.... ,,.-,
nes, lumber, barge Uranus. Msno1nnee eelar pos.4;
nnre ts.ho+n,ns. ,,r,hsr. ssN. l n.sssa ~
asna nes, 1m,asas' w ,"nees eenI r u honerts, A
penas iumnss nffae y. f. FairhAak, HuEh1o, coal:
sehr Glars, Manfstes, lumbar, tttns Coroha 81. to
sundtts,: schr U, a orant. rorn.s pt,n h.rt, .chs
r,lcon f,d,n.,o,, ,1n.,..r3 ~. NJ sn.r. In
hs,t, .% a' 1aao.' u s.n, %. DsseAs n nsafs'
oasAt schf Hafy lndw!8, L'd~i8e F4er, NoMl:
.ehr Guilds, badger Greek. bsrkt schr D. F. Drnec,
BaHAlot coal; sctr Orkney fAss, Csiat N,ter cedsr
Ms..ensst 'snsss as nses. wnss~ sasaf r
Mnakrgon, cnndfles itmF Chicago, St.nttowoc, sun.
dr'es; schr L. MrDonssf h.ni1trv, lumber meow
sor nt1s,. "nMs Tss, 'emos, aen5 MyIa ha'se
Ap"' '"nps1; ssar rHnk Cra~toru' aaufksRobr lun.
bert achf F. J. punfofl. AlrsnA, timber: tcht
Berha Barnes, E4canaba, lumber; schr Adrl.tlo
Mushepon, lumber, i, sebr 1s.1.1,. n,ns. At.rts,
-. smn',.r. s,ar .,,.. n....s e.aI' asn,s' ons-
80 '.,. ., seo" l'o'A, hauRstuek, wood;
echf hfeed, Anskcgoh, lumber fooW South Haven,
ao"th Haven, lunbsrs sehr u. ca,tias, Msalsses,
,m+. ~. nj, mt f,a.. m .. .".,
~ ~. Nv" '' uonno9 1ter. iumoer;
, 1875-07-17


closed s7i{0s7's oil thu inl!ar.
' The journal u Comnet1s Of Wednesday morning
says With regard to the dccllno III thu lrios Of gold:
Tho cause assigned for th!s decline IL that At rat
nalts Wcrc made BY party who considerably DAM
aged ny the break OF Last Thursday altl Frlny. anu
waa no longer abo 10 carry ha gail. Tho terluo wus
estlscd ny s1]ea by large bankers. Of wu 1t Is
PRESUMED ade speculative transactions, and almost
every one hceano tennrA1!tct. There xas no rcroy-
cry II tho one sud further decline nlcy bs Ok poet
Cd nnlea4 should appear tumprruw that the uarEct
9aa oern largely nFerSa!d There ia no great Ahu,-
dance u gold tn the market The spcc1o Icsesvss OF
the 1anla are low and tho coin actually owucd by tbs
1fes1'sy l. comparatively small. 1ha market Ii In
sneh condition that It can be readily manipulated i,y
eest auY It'l operator with very lstlo capital. An
attempt tn cotBr t1urt rni,tracs wou probably adj
yapce ths Wtmuu guile sharply. II IL aspcrct that
he goId snd iudAy aa passed from weak Into struug
Aahdss AMI y Ia claimed that purchases lsya bier,
made within tho past day two Iy parties who Ne
sblo 10 caFt. Tic gold for AL lMAennlte period,
FoNEtuN EXCHANGE.
Sterling exchange wax .ts lyU1 tetrsnsfern
London a9lE lasts. 1l11.. Other rato. Of foreign
exchange aso quoted:
, 1875-07-17

ANrR1cAr NAtLHoAn sroUAtr1tss-Nsw fork C1n-
traf, e1 ; Elm 19'f preferred. ~.
CAtcurrA LtksEtp-bia,
ArHstn-17As
srInrts TuhrkrrfNr-11a Gd,
HrtnA QiE~-JHN Bd.
COMMON tlks.HAbRf1Cs nj.
rAr1s, July lG.-Ht xrgs-f{f 47He.
FRANKFORT, July 1G.-uNIrED BrArEs DoNpe-r7a
oHA.
AH7wERn July 18.-rKTNotEuM-234s
NEW YORK DRY, GOODS MARKET.
new foaK. July l9.-Duhncss moderate with
commission hoscs And the 1oblhns trade was quiet.
io"-rfcoa chocolate rrntA were rold In fair ota by
aEenfa Cotton eoods xere quiet but fairly steady,
Cotton aannea wuro moro setiYr Caksnnetes, wotnt.
ed eostnss, and Kentucky jeans weec fairly attlve
Iae Daily Aasefn says 800 baea Of toiored blankets
viii b hold It auction on tls 2sth init.
PlTTseuRo OIL MARKET
P17fsDpKo, 1ult tlh.-pxtRoLRuM-CrutlA taoahf.
atey acstse; sloo At rattess, rsanel tl1o philade
phla delivery.
, 1875-07-17
REAL ESTATE.

| Tits following Instruments wrso fled for record
| Friday, July 10: