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, 1875-06-11

Tbs Gchr @. y. WIlIlams, watsrlogged wt1iiA bs-
Ing tpHel acroas tho Fl1ts Monday afternoon, went
ssroun and III efforts to pn her OF were uuaYal!lag.
In responta 10 call tho tug Favorits with pump Oh
board won't up to Lake 81. Clair Wednesday morning
to freo her. Wednesday evening tho Favosc rcsufrsd
fos socond steam punp.. .Acoufd!ng to tho Tribune
two ptopeusrs belonging 10 tls Tsstern Transports
t!ou Company were to 90 In ordinary at nuTao, AZ
tns boas belonging TO this line arc running except mo
Plymouth anil Potomac. which ure being ratntsa ana
otherwise RENTED At Buffalo, The Csftnn Of the prop
stated ihut tAs plymouth wa loading, tor chlsa.
u tha kxks Irs&s, dattd ualtuKvond tuna 7, ssys:
=" Tho sulr Gblc0rA arrived hero a nctoct tlus
evening" t fortYclgat hogss attsf5ssyng rs.nsg ssCs
n,Ada BAo had !5Egs uumbet Of psassngsrs, Soo
Iris Of pork from Chicago. which she received n ~
SAu Ind 100 btia Of copEer OF. 6ha INST tho Asa
uear vnt 1set, on her way w. bound down. 80 .na o
". tp s.ses
raw n.sas u y p. N, ,ho a1riSi p ~ ovenias
traiu Bays Tho Detroit ltss Of Wvd,e'4ay;
ths ycow D6lpllI which xrrysd down yedtortay VITA
Aee nose looking asf she ha4 been at trst"si.as
Hercules wifi tho inquiry II she wanted 10 row
shouted tls Captain, 'uot by - sight; know sll
tbs turns Of tbs TiSet' 0a reaching ", CjslF tnN
DalphIu bucksd Tue Railroad dock wnh what fufcsa
sous shortIy sft.r, wanted 10 know e .hs posphna
uai,lA TOW nov. No. ks.se reared hey captaia,
have knacted Que end %, aud ua-n ,wonf ~
othsr too, but viii sail down Without stretching
tow.llno over my bow.' And hs did. D4naae. 5A1,
pkrs91 M!ss jsn. Ut .xsi
a8seuent 70 unite undse b5-laHs 70 ~ hefssiser
Rlopsea.
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TELEGRApliIC MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS..
Snsstai Rtspsteh Ia 7hs Chicago ffiSans.
LIVERPOOL, June 10-1l T. tn.--FLovR-No. 9, 21s;
No. l, 9.A.
0RAra- wheat-wlnter, No., 2. 0s: No. I, VI Id;
spring, No. = 81; No. l. b ID: white, No, !, ss ltd
MOL, d id; club, No. !, u; No. !, D. IL. Cora-
No. 2, sis I'd ;.Eo. !, alsea.
Observation-Disclosures Lard-ClsaGl1 pl.
LIVERPOOL. Juno 10-2:3o y. NJ. u3.-DaHAps7uTTs-
Quiet and unchanged.
L.v4upool., June O-Iatast.-FLoua-Exts H,oss
We4tern, 92s.
0nA1x-whe.t-No. = to ! sprips, 81 2a0ss 81.
Corn, mixed, 3lA 81.
Paoy.sloss-pork-wcaiesn Us Cd; Esatern, 81
ca. u*ef, American, 7as "a. Lard, American, GlA
s uacon, Cu.uboslAnd cut Co.,. Lsug e1sar n.ddles,
6lA %.
CHxEsE--FIns American, e4A
TAILow--AmeEaeau, as.
px1aoLxux-Nehnsl, oNd: spirits do, IT'D.
Loaoox, Juns t9-Tux nApx or EaaLAFn-.
Tbs bullion in the Dsnk pf EnalAu increased EAT 900
during tho post week. The proportion Of tbs bank
astve to tue liability II 4ots por cent.
CoNsoLs--Fos money, 92ts03a; sctouns, 93430sst,
uHl1ku H1A1xa uoaps-Eis, lpG4; r1s. lv9x !:
lo.Aos, 1oiA; new ~, la3k.
AMERICAN RAILROAD BKouRtTlEs-Nsw York Csp-
trsl, ~; Ks1s, 158lsx; prcfosrsd, ~
| Rkslnrp pkthotEuA-9d.
| CoAxo4 IEslh-9H@3Hd.
| BPluITs Tuz1kaT1sE--2i@2aX.
| p4AIs, June 1Q,-NENTxx-f3f3 50.
The DAsx or FAAxcx-Fhs spse!s In The Bank oi
France has dsc1esset 2919vo0 francs during thA pal
| weak.
I Anr f,.. IN .r1f fw7ar.-
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ILLINOIS RIVER AND CANAL.

SPefiTE Usy5fdtH EHEeH31
LAsAItE, H., Juno lu.-AnntyEn III nivzR-Prop
Atlantic, with corn, anu towing canal-Lnatx svueea
Ont4rto, North branch, and uracle driaw1ld, from
Peoria, I., light; Btmr Orgy Eagle, from Peoria,
with returning erourniousts; stu,r Dictator, from
rOru, liEhs.
pEr4n7Ep-stmr Grey Eagle, light, for Peoria:
st1nr Decatur towing liu1k Of tho asnr Pauline Car
roll for Foru, and canal-boat 1ron-ota1, With lumles
for pckin prop China, with 1nlso for Peoria.
PASSED 1aTo CANAt-lrop Atlantic, With curn, and
canAl-loat Honoea, light. hoth for chlcsEo.
PASSED Orr-prop China, With merchandise for La
Saiie a1Id pern.
Iis1oaEeoE1. ILL.,. June Observation-Disclosures
Iasalle, 73,sM It lumber, 10l,Suu lash; 1ioasd of
Trade, Pektn 70, SGD feet lumber. lot shfnglcs; Gen.
Mcclellan. Joct, s7.s7o e lumber nells France,
Park, reklu. eG,tIH II ,n.bor; Phonix, I.ockpost,
71.11t It unbcr, ITO m ainRles, 320o lath Bunbeat
Ees.n, Rf,057 It lumber; Elizabeth. 1ockpor b,tso bu
wheat u. ". Merton, Lenout, Light; Hoard Of ueal.t
Hutn1oit, II toAs EundTies.
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'otu4 At 3H93.tc.


ftcuh-"af asa'n 1ule'' nut nrm'y ne'a. onS
CHG oi ~as takcn OH onsiae accounts aad 1oca byer"
urty.te ,er,n.. mn, brls s,uu e.ras uar,y at acoa
sio To,aI 1ooo hrl, Tie martst eioseJ a. the follow.
Ing ransa Of prsees choeo Winter estr4', *7oossoo;
common to good do, fG.01RG.1s; choice spr11g eK-
:rss, ssoNs'1s; fslr % sh'rptns grades. M.eees
.nsnu .no.snn. sp 1ra sp,s' .n. a. ss
soo' spring fapcFhnes 'se noa'' ''''os
II, 1InAS-,ya, In good demand sul Arm at tho ,ccept
.d...,.s ,,,o,,,,' n rn,h". 1,s., .,u, s.. ,s.r,,
loo .oas At Naro track. and sia.5 Sl3.So free
board.
coss.as11"o aae's a' sa.so's'e. per- WI 1os
good and sAoe sisa pas ton Tor eoazSe. sale4 "asa
snonTs-yses were 10 tons at $3.50 fire. on boara.
w. e,as ' Su.n 0 ,a usso,ss nsr NJ
the Beaalo.. Tho market opened Arua, advancing ~
from tho previous evening. The rece'pts nusll,
oo Sss .eer Jas III. broass ont bu,srs
IT, e9op nls:. me<s
aa towards the repoFt s.a.e tast Europoan mar
ttIat Enu1|nh orders had icon Withdrawn from New
YoIk viii largo receipts there. Uut1er thth Tic ar-
tst broke T. IT, fe .ans,ss and hsa .u1s
aihis 10 operate i pre.sn pfees orsn With bs low
fsil 81 neariy to zsra. some MjwaaEce operators
weto freo sellers lere. tno9sh teir market waa aoye
ourT anu tbers we're Qoo1 many orders hero to xe!l on
sccnuat al country opsrato1s wien tho arkut should
spuI e.rly md iho Juy prsntt.,n tnsin!shcd 10 ia
lAo, seller July opeued It Ds<c, recedcd to 9s,r,
ntynnest 10 Doc rerctjed to 7tc sold at lB aud de-
Glued 10 e7Nc, ind closed It 10 xeicr Aug',t sold
e1o.ng It s1a gt rdsed sceeps @ 1t d. ca.ei
at Vdt:c, Cash sales wore ronortet OF tv0 bu No.
a.ooo 5u No DO ii 91Xa9lc 1000 bu reeeiea d. a
Hbo md Gu bu colcs Uy sample at 81 90 G1uo
on board, Total lhS 2oo in,
si,ssxsoTa WtlIAr-lras ln good donand aud hrm,
early: viii, valls Of 6G0O bu at $lUt tor No. J. and
flo5 for No. .. Tho market ciosad uominaly ea.itr.
cc,nts wero snail md ossxsdel u tho Shipments,
wllIe tho tone Of auvcea from Liverpool sud New
York wis not uttayofals to AuId0ra uIt tlsrO wsto
scarcely anY future hayipE orders On tho ioor, and
rectiyers looked for larger artyus ue It week great
ueal Of corr has bccp sold for July delivery. sud
uferstors think that It viii como fot rard very freely
ara. TtIs cxpcstA,ipp u,slo buyers hold o1,
! smd eau.rd huIdsrv 10 ps lttIo uora free
[ iu seliuQ for future, though caAh Curu hul
,noiesats ii INJURY fos shipment. Wo note tha one
carqo was bought for NairAo which viii cost 7s}s
thst TIT il could IL Goasht taere yesterday :;
| tic Seller July opsued ii GJ4c, adyancrd to G9Hc,
and ato,sy DECLINED 10 Gyc ut to cose HelIee August
e0!li Al ii ,71kc sud seller thu nlUpth, or re9ulal
No. at II sauff!c. 10th cosipg Ut to jusitlc, GjIi
da.h .aiss srre rnnnrtsd Of 7son h his
,t1e 1t @eskc; 100 bu yellow 1t Gyo Ill tC0 b.
" - n. *1 hi ,nttcte,i at Is faij Lo
IN. IL, 81 tX anI 4u1 hi, d. Il do bol oI track
~ rn,.i ~ nrl hi hi. A' ' ~ >
acse sr s1T r. suy s ana ' s!oe
;,I'v t.s dHf .renra betwcet lbo Two opti,ns non
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6Vt0TV 410V*
CATTLK-0ood to choice grades about haM THUR
own, but III. poorer aoss woEs stnaiaIy loxps. Tho
proportion Of Asst aud second es cAtto IL now daily
growing lsss, whils Of common aud nsaiam s1sdss
lhs1s q eogre4pondins ucrsass; therefore, ~h,!s
tia former will very likely continue 10 command good
round prices Tho tendency IN the latsr Il unmEststa
bly dosawari. OF yuatstdays Eecspts psssIy ~ psr
eent esnst4ted Of Tsxaa cattle, For taeso there
but ths wants Of tht trade nowhere near
s4ualsd the spppy. eud shFintass IL sAluss vas tbs
resuls pslcss saaIu& eR lo7ss an s except tbs bss
Tho salas u on4 nrla t1sys, ,Qlevu .QAFt) alone
, 1875-06-11

11Oa rE0nCcTS-fers qulct and firm. Hogs
ucsa in moderate supply an stronger but il,cso wera
rery ssw orcra 70 buy psoluct snd therefore, lttS
douc, whflo that fac! was uufnyorabe to III ndvance
IN prices. Lard Was unchanged In Liverpool md
holh rosk and lard weye steady in Nsw York. II Il
Thought b. lany dealers that but liillo will 10
tnua Il, pork products lsre LII towards tAa of
Tue 1uouth. -...
1iEas loaE-Waa 53fec per htl higher than at tho
close on Wednesday, holders oiIere but Mstle for
nae Tho feeling rathcr aulr however, IN tho lat
TER part Of The session. Sales reported Of 5 brs
caah at s1a6o; 1000 lrls seller July At sioeo@ 1868
and I, $50 urls seller Augugt a l0.s7H@l99 Total,
yal3 lx]s. The market cioscd at $;J.50al9.55 for
round lot., cash ;Sl9GJ for 1ny; s1a.s5a,9s7k for
lAnD-Was 1n!st, but n 1hato irmer, IN sympathy
with pork. Sales limited to 159 tcs aaar July at
10 les seller tho year 1t siso1. Tota 6o5 tcs ria
market closed steady ii Sllso7l355 cs* tlJ,Ga for
July .l3sa for August ant 81 90 for sctssahtr.
request. 1t H. understood, however. that thcFe
several orders heseat 10 below the narka hut hnl-
do not caro- to coneeds. Is stocks arc light Sales
.wese lfnitet to li00l0 ba shoa1sra at ntac buyer
inn u ii!;e; to3a lis Do seIler Anguat Il IKE;
e sS so.t. u sx cit Lam, ss q It II as
s.c do leer July; a,! aSe do seller August ll.to
sr 5u,y, aud lifc d. ss;!es August; lle for shor.
rLs ra, seller Jnue 1t;c Tor DO eelicr July; and
1i..c for do selcr Augtsst ilsi1.e fns soE ccars.
10 lelirr August bo1e meat, o higher than looAe.
Summer English Acats, 1th%liHe boxed: twec.-
picked na y r. syes' ~ 1H9ae M n9so
1870 for short ribs, aud 12So for short cieass,-al
1nsa*rmw9s ny As;st at sestlc: -.
s?g.Oxa?l % fur heil.. a...
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HO0H-Tho market hsd rather quiet opening, and
early aalcs showed material variation lfoui tho
closing quotations Of tho day before bnt tho aema
grew NrRtnt d. the day woro away. and leturs uoon
prices had crtrt up atsong lie, making III avance
since Monday Of !At2 All grades shared III the
nellisM qualities was tho most inarkod.. Ralca Of
light wcghta were chiefly at $7+eo a7.2o and Of hcary
1t $7.25Qs7.4U. Tho b1srcme range was *1.5u97.60.
, 1875-06-11

NEW YORK DRYoooos MARKET,

NEW YORK DRY.oooDs MARKET,
New YoAx, Juns lo.-Jobhlug houses saectod fair
distribution OF sasorted Roods but tin package tssds
WA Light, axcspt In heavy uooeas for mems saas.
which wcrs tn improved demand. Cotton goods wore
dull, but ssesdy In dsst bands. Fancy prints were
auiet exospt thass sailing At Job prlssA which Nsss In
ta talr request. Rhzsiag pstaA ssks IA uodAeaka
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Sterling firm; 4s7 for c0-lay md 800 for slsht.
Cuptoms receipts, S7N.oNo.
Gold orened and closed At 116s:, Win fales ~
11aNsiis,{. Carrying nai borrowing rates, tS2
Loans wsre xtso male iiat.
Tho Assistant Treasurer dtsburaeh 81 6oi COO.
ciearings, 81, o.0oo.
Tho aby.rnrnent awarded {so,,oeo at 1ls.e41f0
1IS.H7A.
t1orcrnnepls firm. ,aijsoal anl State hondA quiet.
e.oeks havs he,m irregular, With tecanent changes
from nr,nnr-s to depression. AZ tho opening prices
wcrn generally t.s.t below tho closing 1uo.atons
list ereuIrs but Atlantic Il Pacific: Telegraph showed
MI A47ance q ~, nsst sales having hcca at 2s. aub.
seq,cy tho price foil OF to u. A. the second call
tle rrartrt Wa> generally firm, particularly snF fAs
Nhore. Union Pacific, nat Tatino Mall. During ths
last hour at huAIl,rxa tue market Was hsasy an'e
iower, Tho decllmo from the hiahest point Of Mo
day tanRiu9 from = to 9s. Northwestern an'' st.
Paul wsrs especially wrak No particular reason T1s
aesisnsd for tho decline beyond dnneas md rakl.
Mctsss. Tufncr bros. suspended th-s1ay. They wero
forced to bttmo to tie ranin Of 1871. Mesarf fnr-
have n,a!s t.rsnious efforts e 90 Gill ant hasd
submitted 10 many roctliiiary sacstates IN nrcf 10
meet toir engsgcmota. but tho dlenty " dlspnsin
Of lhot property in tho prtseit depreciation q real
estate rendered! scconn s.crrass tn.ti!aoc. Irn"f
Actinna At tho Stock Exchange ntFc Fhares. Of
which a,f10 Tacnc Stall, II 900 WrFtcrn un!un.
1TUn Northwestern, t1 n. l'au1, 0t0 Eric, doo09
Like Shore. and H. 01O linttn l.1rthc.
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rcache.l 500 head. Rough. uin lots sold down 70 S1o
whijo - high $li3A6n paid for ehotce rovrs
Baicr of natiyr, ~tn IL o7n principally At IS 90
80 Tor common tn e3inicc. Htpekers dull nj
$3.50 Al.76. Calves wrre wanted 1t &J.00V2j.25. THO
market c10aoh *tak.
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,.,tk f,,at s,J
It e"sss :9y Fsss' 9 ,asa shsa gsas
s nor ag H. Ianhs coasiue @ ~ seares md apo
au'''' 'As ~D''' 4''s XIV w ronE o. I''' p'' "''
Nrv r,nr. Jn,a H--Irrrrs--neectnt.. 1.o7o
%:sss s; ss1;s
as s,1 0 .na ss' psaspr nsr
G dass aau Az " ~ ,, % Iae ar.
iSa yery nooF to yssS r tfoush Texans
sons,on q IN ns,ixs ssrrr mn@I3xs
sSEEs ~ Itans- -Hessip:;,:: $,$.o. making e,7so
,r"ek te'' aus,a w. r. III cmsn nt
viii = fov ,s,sa ns ss,sssc.s '>Se' ~''''s"'
Hw1hE-Artfyats. 2tHu, inakng 5000 for tho three
days againss i!sp iof le - sss M i.e & 's1t s wees.
~ HEe1 plo uuAs IL us. ~. ~ sts ~ 0e'
'A'' - e0'A 49, A'A' nnryAfn. iA "
nurraro n r. Juno clo-CA11Ie-Rcceuts 1854:
total, lU2W market; Int little oHerlpg; freal,
arrivals through con1gnmonts the ileld oyaF
n, ,son seate1uaSs aoAtAu' "eso s"tpte" Last "'s'
suErp AND nraxns-1eceInts 800: tots, for tho wc,s
li,AO. htarkot slow ard lragguH; lntnanl hight,
Eastern bayess declining to purchase 1t tbs prtcea do:
atae.i, III" 6S1c's "o''.ns 1oA 'A0 'pso's p''s VI
Irnna.Rrce}ntR nm totnt far thn week. n Doo
Tradn dull TOW Offering frcan recoIts through con.
.tgnnscna Yoftsss, s7.2s&7.so; heaVy hogs sa4 at
7'aoes'.oo'
East LsEEnx9: ,...,u..
CI hea OF whlcl! " cars wete through asues Anu
1or yard salea. making for thrcd days ast Aeaa
The market has betn sctse ard nearly al tod out at
Nnnd 0Enroa, fully 10 oYef ast Wfek beat, sS.!aaA
100 medium 70 good, fG10RIoI coinMon to 1air
7tf3e5; Gulll aearea At 34.o199.oo; IuxAnss Light
To lsayy, &4.T1GS5.75.
uo0s-Kocc!pts to-day. a0l5 head, and for threa
days 7l9o Aaaa; YorRers, $s.2oI7ao; lAlhdelpniAs,
| $7.3oa7.85.
SHEkp-Rece!pta to-day. 2.9fO and fof three days
past, TO- oou kelliug ut $f.N@o.s0.
| 81. I.ouIH.
| 3r LOUIS, June 10,--IIoua-Elrmcr; shippers, Glf
@G<c; bacon. S. s0G@I90: busehs7s, 81. .l9GA3,3s,
| EArILE-Actyp and firm; sales Of railys atte.s,
1{Gl to 1450 hB Az $p.1QSG 60: fair. 25f&6, ,J5
medium IS SOFAS 10: rood TexAps &taQat15: fair
| g. COD 80 : medium, III. 1.358J. CO. -
|
LUMBER,
| IN
, 1875-06-11

Tbs following were the receipts and shipments Of
Lbs 1csti, articles If produce III this city during tho
twenty-four hours eu4lug at O'Clock on Thursday
morn!ue. npl for tho corIesrondiug dato one year
nKQ:
, 1875-06-11

,c,o .. rcesnt nrtce, III. ,h,nu,ep. bays been ons
iuara, Of ls,e, but il understood thu. Tho eot NOV
ssa tho quotations: Cool 10 el.oss i,ur. 1g9lsXo;
e1s h.. VII m work s .s n Into sesc s'l nn btse
h.s.s ~, ,osis ,s's 70 es .,as ~, ''et''s
''S espsts ss, sst sSss isass, far Shipment
but with good ,ocat demand 10 supply 1t va ,,u
icn'. matter @ to % .pess Of ,ss ss: % secer.s Al fu
rates. We eon'tnns to quote: choice to fancy sel'
1ow, 92esasc: medium to aood Rrsaeet Ssa'c 'n1e-
CiiEESE-is ncc,octra hhd easy. orirEH nIe for
slal tlt'anslss antl Are tsomrtly hIsu q ioho
xste 4sG tro s sss ''''''' '"FF s'aDt' 't 'D
CoAf.-Ti,o market rena'ns In f.atn tt1o. Quots-
tion: afs m q fs,,or.: M LasSaw.na s,;sa 1,s ta
t5.r,tt5.sl: 1ilinols, tt.do. >..'..
EansIwsrs " T.. quoted Of 'tsase' "s Fu'n0f' Of
F1slt-Actlvlsy cunslnnes, bo!h locai aud country
fw: q X Ts'n ir ,I ,;s<s Nn"S s
nsw 5 Ss, f.s1 fesy Sf"f ~
goldfish. t|o9sV.21; George. eo1n.'l. shstan;su;
s,,,'ier.tnssa co. samSh:h ianra',or nns hyfsns,
:"i; ~ isst' sss :;s &; s. @ s;
a.a; :, .. .fa,tM herr,ng Il TT h@1' '' DC: coa0'
rnJiTs 1N6 Sura@SesrIy .!llmrortea fruit. are
ES. Gs aq0s'i IT. L, yss sss ss 4s
,sh Eruncs, s9.sko; French rlues. l2es1:s; 5.is-
v.lence. toxSiic Zsnto euq..nts. g. sasSc: citrn'
27ts2s'; lemon peel, la4t!t DEMONSTRATION arplo's
Ssssyas; d; M!;sl. sSssHe; q, 'rafs, 1stasiisi
eaEtS. Rt,s .fi,nn!s nI
Tsrsason. sA@ste; S.pics @s!nu'.; it'slse; ofsno.
S'e yaint 1$iits nra1s 1sSs esTs Iss
H:sssa ss ss tennessee
der A. active iorat .n1 o.sler deuani sn inse1aaso
y ss ns.ry e7Aaos!s1 :, noep TIC ssn's,n s
M Jsm,a ws'' o1anuss aao sre ar viii NUNS VIZ
plentiful and alnw Il lsealsc: oranges. &.M@0.o1
leoo5as 10 nor sos ~ n!nespnies. s.:Nass5 rer dos
saae:F sr Vt ts1ris per ea'' 60
s'ssay 49, 5s'ss = sss.sss # aast,;aq:
1eatsisna, Ss@ss. '1+s's'' ' '''s'''''
coFrrss-o. .. Java, ssss,as+Ae: Jam, No. ?. ~
ia;fx :to: siuasrorc Jayss qsasc: Eosta c, 2aHss
a s;.a.paent maE.sIo S2tq MI H. t,,<,to crushed mt;
| powdered, ii,;tsiiXc; granaiated, li4aliEc; 4.
standard, io,;c 10 No. :, o,.@loAc; D. lo5loye;
ID. sn%ssc: cota,uot. 10. 7Sase: ehtco ,aolassss
.nan Jt HIM, " fos ifs ~ .y.r dr,s
eatrs tlnr, I31s8o; good suyar.house Firup siiSe
94ht1ac: M do r,4me G3a1Sc: DO camn,on 10 good
istsos. 3n:f45c bisck.tlpp, ;ISa3ss.
/ Sr1cEx-Allsnice IbLtaj6hc: c,oycs 4aGa5Dn: cas-
e.s. 20 az peprer, ii e$s9c: nuttasss, 10;
Calcn,sa ginser, i5HaiSTc. '''''''
Wilt Luz. esetaSs; @ wh,o @ isase, @ sVtse&c; savon
! imperial, ,ic: Golden waai, 44a.c.
xsfsa d. pf1no t,@ny n1e o TO- t
t4IG0O: prjmo unjaul nrair,o tisG0: No /, {l0.25
, 1875-06-11
LAKE UNDERWRITERS.

7sHtFENE 711tNRteh "a Eks EFlFa7o T7'6shf.
DUFrA.u, n. T., Jlrue 10-A meeting Of lilo 1nlcr.
national hoard Of 1ake Underwriters war held At NJ.
agara Falls to-day. Question: Of great Importance to
tho insurance interest wero brought up, aud will bo
discnsaed to-,norrow. No teciSon wss reaeed In re-
gard to tho establishment OF tho oil tariff rates aud
CcAera! harmony III underwriting OIL hns and cargncs
Ws understand thcre is = possibility of tho UoAsd1
LrcakIug LII Ii ROW.
, 1875-06-11

There moderate Inquiry snr vessels for corn 4,
2L9!5.c att for wheat at 2;:@ic 10 Buffalo. TLs
offerings numerous cHou3,. even at u1c1e ao,o
r,sinoua rates. NJ mort vnsaclowncrs felt that "a,
better to keep so vesscia running than to haso .hs,
laid up during the hot weshor. THO charters xer,
chiefly for corn. tho aggregate capacity for That ssA
being 1io,a4o h!,, aud for wheat. soooo hu. The d.
gagelncua for buffalo wcro: Suhrs feveta anu Ktur
Vic; nehr =. L. Watson, Hsat nj 80; ecns Rod Wing
iWsdnoslay p. nl wheat Ut TIC. IL the afteruoouA
Union Limo boat ~as engaged Tor &o,oo0 bu oats.
pET1.o1r.
On the 9th The demand for ycsse1s was nm tl,a h.
crease. THO following cnnrters wore reported: schr
se. nfr innr, tfarrlavillo 10 Detroit $.7J; barCo
Cromwell lumber, A1pona to Chicago. sl.6o rail !;
sehr Marion Egan, rtoue, KeIy's 10snd to Bsna
Lcach, ST per cnrl sc.r MarIpn t;an lu,t lTasr1.-
ytlte to Iletro!t, tl.75; scar Wayne, wood, sn1lh
atanion 10 Chicago. Il 1o per cord; Fthr snow Bird
coal, Hanlua4y to 0aylst1, dQc, FREQ; scou K.tHo
coal, Sa1idua1y 10 Nalirn. ;1c.
llILwAUKEE.
On tha a:h gran frogA:s wesd active. Cltr.ess:
To pnGalo-rrop y. Il. Fatrbans, and seLrs Willla,u
urandy, D. 8. Austin, r. u. Locke, and City Of Gfctn
1sy, w1rst ut 50 eelr 0ot1 HUNTER load ii Pert
WaslluStou, WhtAt n 4He.
, 1875-06-11
quest. MosVnlio-no!a again advanced &c. Foreign
aouts were dull sstos's AMI King Philip paper cat-

PtTTsguRo OIL MARKET.
rir1snrRn. Juno lb.-rcirosun, anItt and steady;
ermae, 40 n Eatksss; refined, a21.c. IAads'pha
! llaiivcry.
, 1875-06-11
LAKE ERIE.
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LAKE ERIE.
KRIE.
Apsstal pfs1aisA 10 TAs cAiszes ttfsAMs.
E4l8. EAS 1uXA 1A-Ths pspR AAAfa w aA ~
, 1875-06-11

.. GENERAL MARKETS.
AlCoHQLr-Way lrtner ut tLv&ta..J5,
ulluUN-C01S-Tha usual retail tsAds VIII trans
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
French and American Beauty

Albert Rhodes writes in The
French at Home: The French wo-
mans face is as handsome as any
other woman In Europe, aud fades
more slowly. AT forty she giides
into embonpolnt, with an unNrihl.d
face and good complexion at the
age VIII, The English woman bo-
comes heavy-necked and frowsy,
and the American pal3 wrikled. The
climate has something to do with
this, but doubtless her Rouriehing
food, gen rOas wine ahd outdoor
air much more. Her mode OF living
contributes thereto--the exercise
and development Of each function in
q more natural and sensuOus man
ner than with us. There are ascetic
ideas IN America which have ten
dency TO retard the physical devel-
opment of woman, for mind moulds
matter The extremes of American
life are unfavorabl5 to a healthy
growth, in its fastness rs well as it's
asceticsm, where the flesh is cor
rupted by dissipation or mortified
by certain religious teachings. Aside
from these causes is pre-
valent notion that il is beneath
the dignity Of man aud woman to
occupy themselves with what they
shall eat and drink The American
has more intellect than her French
sister, but the latter has softness
where she has pertness. There
is nervous excitability and cleverness
in one, mellowness aud equality OF
character in the other. The forced,
brilliant vitality of woman in Amer
lea is subject TO fits of reaction, for
nature has it's limits. In the French
woman the mind is more even and
cheerful, and in the absence of ex-
haGstive and irregular demands
made upon it the uniform health is
better.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28
Words With Meaning IN Them.


The following sentences are from
the manifesto of the five Democrats.
They are pregnant with meaning, and
full Of truth. Read and remember
them, friend Democrat, and forget
not that they are the manly utterances
Of men whom you know to be truth
ful, and who have shown themselves
to be fearless
"Many of the party have for
long time candidly believed the pres
ent Governor was not the most COM
petent."
Gle (Taylor) committed most
fragrant breach Of decorum and com
mon deacencY, if not contempt Of
court"
eff his success had been even pos
sible in the opinion of the members
Of the convention, he (raylor) would
never have been dreamed Of as a can
didate."
ellis (TaYlor's) retrenchment has
been the most petty meanuess ; and
his ostentatious economy starvation
wages to the poor"
I'm the unseemly eagerness to have
their favorite renominated, the friends
and henchmen Of Governor Taylor
now claim that he is the special friend
of the railroad corporations.
"In the performance of his plain
duty, be (Taylor) demonstrated not
only his want of ability and discre-
ton, but displayed the very lowest
and worst traits of character and
the bliud recklessness of the dema-
gogue."
ct is not to be for a moment sup.
posed, that the people of this State
are not informed of this disgraceful
failure, surrender or retreat of this
pretended leader (Taylor) in the very
crisis of the struggle with the rail
road monopoly"
"The farmers of this State as a
class will not be fattered by such a
caricature, and will not regard as
their representative in the executive
Office one who has no other claim to
their suf'rages than his want of man
ners. There is not school district
| in this State that could not furnish as
| fit a candidate, and thousands OF
farmers could be found who are his
superiors in education, character, and
all the qualifications necessary for the
Office"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1875-10-28

.Y-I an. proud to say that 0hlte the
Republican party may hare erred, 1t has
not prored false TO any great principle,
nor coCardty in the presence Of any
qreat question. It's aims are noble and
patriotic, and it does not seek contin-
uance in pol0er By panderingt0 vice and
prejudice, butreers to its past record
Of great actions in behalf Of the Union,
Of liberty, education, equality and The
material gro,0th and improvement Of
the nation, as an earnest Of Dhdt 1t
seeks to accomplish an the future
Senator Morton.