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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

Charles lurra', . wN,d chopper living
IN C0I"rad" gclch, was found dead yester.
LAY .boni two o'cl.,ck p NJ. In The woot.
betw COa RADIO md NelsOn guIches, BY
NJ J.rry r .binsOn He hal probably
leen dead two or three days. His death
10 supposed u have resulted from hear,
disease An inquest will held over his
remains =" day by Coroner IngersOll, after
which they will b brDught 10 l"wn Tor
inlermcnt. Deceased ~as native OF 3 s.
tim. Massachusetts. ard hss been living
N CalifOruis aud Montana fnr moce thar;
thirty years Il b uppossd that he hsai
NOT received tsdings from his fricnds fos
twenty yessA. He was $ years old end
wss unmarried. On his jDers0n was found
~ 50 The only property he was kn"wn
10 posses waa about 800 cDrds Of wool,
worth shout 600. We are indebted for
the above reformation to M. r. D. Riley
Of Nelson gulch.-i Independent.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

The United States B,unty bill, MENTION
ed in this paper IN the lsh jssl - hAvina
l'assed. did pass both hs,uses Of Congress
Nth disagr~eing amendment. spd. q
Customary, went to . Oommit'es Ut Cos.
f~scnce besweea tLe tw0 houses. which
committee axreed. and, in s-king The 6en.
s'e " agrees I" their report, . nation wss
snsde 10 lsy the :. port an the table. whjcl.
was agreed IL ~ vOte Of % n -, thsre.
BY killing very loesal Mill. which wosld
have g'ves ~ equitable qso's II bnsasy
- ali s"Ddiess dsdng sbs wsr wjthp,st ~
gard n time of sssvice. excepting only
thnse b whom were psid Veteran bossty.
-fHerah.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

It 10 almost spurious to discuss tn
railroad Questi0n. when there ID sucI
unsnimity existing 10 favor of having
railroad at the earliest period possible
The convention, which is 10 meet il
Helena on the first day Of April. from
present indications. will be well attended
We feel very confident that such NEE,
ing will result benefcially, and steps take;
10 have railroad connection. We have n,
means of knowing what the convention
will decide As to route. II is likely thu
the body will not be prepared N decide
that question until negotiations are opsne,
with other railroads. and ascertain whx
arrangements can I've made - secure Gun
nection with some one of them on favora
ble terms. So soon q terms and cOndlii"n
are obtained there should be . meeting o
the Legislature. We are satisfied that tn,
necessary authority Can be obtained from
The President, through Governor Potts
for ~ sssembIagc of that lOdy. When
favorable and practical plan OF building /,
railroad is In sight, we ought I" take holt
of il at once. Tor We need such facility
and the earlier il is comme-ced the he,
ter. Every months delay works ngsins
our prosperity and keeps back the devel
Opment of our resources. Action il Id.
ws,thword, and al csviling as to route.
should be avoided. We are aware tina,
IN the past sectional views have prevailed
On The railroad question In Montana, bu
We hope I'll will be prepared to concede
their peculiar views and preferences t.
the practical determination Of the n,ajori
". We want . raiIrad-it 10 vital 10 on,
interests. and when secured, will make the
Territory richer ter fold than it 10 now
A railroad that will take away the i'm
mense amount of quartz that will and can
be taken out Of our mines. vii have .,
effect on all descriptions of business. H.
1874, the ANAL county of Resverhead.
with wagon transportation alone, netie,
one hundred thousand dollars by i,s ship
ment of quartz. Were raiIrMd in Opera.
ton, thousands OF men would he engaged
in taking out quartz to 60 by rail. and
millions Of dollars would come hsck T..
the Territory, for quartz abounds in ever.
county. The thousands enga Sed in III.
mines would have ~ Be fed BY the pr"
ductions of the farmers. Thr quartz bus,-
ness In Montana 10 10 its infancy now, but
let railroad come in - that We can have
cheaper transportation, it, better develop
ment can he had. and our confident belief
ID, that - rich veins will be found here 8
has been elsewhere.
Bot, this railroad necessity il beginning
10 be 70 strongly felt that argument 10 not
needed 10 convince the people that they
will bc largely benefited bv having rail-
rad connection and that tho without de-
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12
THE SUN .
nATTY ANDwKHKLYFoR 1870

rhe arpaooch of The Presidential exec
~. e,vee unusual importance 10 the evensl
M deyel.,pments Of 1874 We fhai! en
d.s,or 10 describe them fully. faithfully
land frarle>slv.
THE WEEKLY SUN has Row attained
Il circulaiion of over srvenly th.sosen0
c,miee. lis resiers are found In every
IRis,e end Territory. and tts QlA'isy ,.
wrll known 10 lh~ public. We shall no
|.,nlv eudeav0s 10 keep Il tally up ~ ~
/. IA standard, hut ~ improve and ada e
I'M ses,s.sv and power
THE WEEKLY SUN win continue 4
N : ,h,uugh newspaper AL the news 0'
tine day will be fOu0.i In II. c0ndes'ses
~hen unimps,rtanl, 1t full length when u
I'M ,lnrnt. and always. We trust. treated u
/. clear. interesting and insii uctlve man
ue9.
II u our aim to make the WEEKLY
|SIIN the hest family newspaper In thu
.uld. II will I've full Of entertaining and
appropriate reading 1t every s,r'. but vii
D int mining I" offend the most scrupo
ious and delicate taste II will a'way,
conisin the m.,st interesting stories ant
rvmances of the day, carefully selected
AID .~eibly printed
The Agricultural Dersrtmen. is prom
inrn. fes.ure in the WEEKLY SUN, &nc
i,s articles will always be found flesh and
IA tul to the farmer.
The number Of men independent in
p4,liiic, ~ increasing, and the WEEKLY
SUN 10 their paper respectfully. II 0ek'"g'
10 no parry, and oteys no dictatiDn, con
sending for principle, and fur the election
of the 6ss, men 1t exposes the corrup
ION that d,akraces the country and threat
ems the overthrow If republican institu
lions. il has NJ fear Of kmsv.s ., aud SEE &
ND txyors from their supporters.
The ma. kets of every kind and the fash
ions ARE regularly reported.
The price Of the WEEKLY SUN IL ont
dollar . Y. a. for . sheet If eight ls.9es
and fifty.>ix columns. A. this lmrely l,sys
the expense If paper and printing, We ar
MT able to make any discount or allow
my prem nm "a friends who may max
s,.ecial eff,rts TO extend it's circulate
Under the new law, which requires pa.'
ment Of postage in advance. One dollar Z
.ar, with twenty cents the cost OF prepaid;
,n,s,age a.idet. Is the rate Ut subscription.
Ii is not necessary 10 ee! M club IN o.
der Ia have the WEEKLY SUN ut THIS
rate. Anyone who senas one dollar a"t
twenty cents wilt get the paper. postpaid
for . yrsr.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY SUN. : Eight pages.
fifty.s,x columns. Only 81 20 q year post.
age prepaid. No t'seOu"t from this rate.
THE DAILY SUN.-A large fOur-pag'
new.pa; or OF tw.n,y-eighr columns. Daily
circulation over 12O. 200. All the news fOi
, cents. Subscribe. postage prepaid s.:
cents . month. or 81 so year. To club.
Of 10 or over, y Discount If ~ per cent.
Address, 1.-THE SUM-"
1922 New York City.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

NEW ORLEANS, March ga Browns
vile special says: A dispatch from Sheriff
Len. If Hidslx county, u Judge D''uxh
cry. states that forty armed men crossed
the river from Mexic, near Rhodes rsscl'O
twenty miles below E,linbure. and eigh
teen armed men crossed ., Islntalas. about
Eighteen niles above Edinburg. snd re-
ported that they we're going to the pfairies.
Great excitement prevails al along the
lower river. Reports come from 81 slider
If armed Mex,cs"s gathering On their side
uf the river. Many believe Brownsville
is msDaced.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

We think It Is pretty well settled that
Helena has the Capital 1t last. Secretary
Galway. Sol Star, Auditor. and Judge
Alden, Clerk Of the Supreme Court. have
ell taken their Offices over there Treas
urer Hickman ard Governor Potts remain
Ia Virginia vet. but We presume the Gov.
crnos viii 70 over som, and the Treasury
will 90 over also. II 10 possible that Mr.
Hickman will not 90, % be has business
~ Virginis that he would not be justified
10 giving up for the emplumenis OF the
once Of Trssurer. There appears 10 be
general acqs,escence 10 the decision Of
the Supreme Csurt Of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12
Thanks to Poland.

LoUIsv,LLg. March A. Fifty seven
nms. representing all classes of whole
sale business and who have close business
relations with the peapie Of Aikansss.
,elegrapied 10 Judge Poland to-day thank
ing him for his noble aperch and succets
fol efforts in behalf of quiet and good gov
eminent in the State.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12
Black Hills News.
'fron the Sioux City Journal. !

From the sioux Clty journal.
There Is n gentleman in this city direc
frm Spotted Tails Indian Agency. neal
ne Black Hills. He Is in possession 81
,rws from that. ut present, interesting
reg ION. but tor prudential reasons refd~e'
10 communicate it to the public. Enough
lh"wever. has been wnrmed out If him Il
warrant us in saying tina, the Sioux Cit,
arty now in the hills are meeting Will
.ncn-ss in Their mining operations. Tit
gentleman. whose name We suppress or
account Of his c,nnecii"n with thai
agency. is well-knOwn in this city an
his word can he relied upon. says the In
Iians report the Black Hills alive with
miners. He says guide. who led III.
late military expedition into the hills re-
ports that the expe iition reached p,i"'
within twenty five miles of the Sioux City
|n,mpaoy's camp. and c,uld have eaeils
rsached il had they not exhausted ti,ri,
rsiions He went "n and visited "ur h,y>
and reports them d ling vel and accord
'nsly happy. B'.t owing I" the cios..
watch kept up,n them by The I..dian-
hey have done hut little prospecting ou' :
side 1T the valley in which they are en-
canped.
From the Cheyenne Lesder.l
The ladians nj Red Cl.ui aa4l Xpasae.i
Fail agencies reIn,rted where they ~.
miners nj work s.,ms time ago. ami Cap
Henry. who started tO drive them out, VA,
lriven hack with his Command Ivy the Sc
we're weather encountered We do do not
know whether the Indians ut these agen-
cies are threatening the miners, bat think
rot. They expect, If they do not ''swsp''
that country I" the government, that the
military will hunt ont the mining parties
'h,s spring. From al We ran learn. Vi
sioux City. Bismarck, For; Sullv ami
Their out Of the way stations. the boys ~.
Oh the Sioux reservation prspcr. in Wy
.ming. and on the south side Ut the Hills,
and will claim that they are not irespass
ing On any Indian reservation.
A dispatch frOm Sioux CITY publish d in
The h,caso Iribun~of Saturday last says:
a Bohemian named & ukup frDm ilm
bohemian settlement fifteen miles frs,m
Y.nkt"n, arrived from the Black Hills If
Ter great suffering ON HE wav. ON Sasur-
day. He brought nearly 4200 In gold
dust. The truth of THE 10 vouched for by
= welLkn0wn and reliable citizen of sha'
settlement. Considerable excitement ex-
lists in these parts The returned miner
miner says tha' about 6U0 miners are now
in the Hills
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

s The Marshalltown u"wa, Republican 81
the 18th. says: "A young lady Of n,oder
ate circumstances and less than ordinary
discretiou suffered herself 10 stray from
the path Of virtue, the result Of which he,
parents saw must come about aO0n or lac
Last Saturday morning. the 9th inst. she
left the h"use and si,er being gone abou,
An hour the folks lIcsAme alarmed and ael
about fading her. They went to the
stable and found her cuddlad up in cur.
aer In bundle ut hay or straw and in
-ach srm child. alive and we'll; the mtr.
curry ranging st about 10 degrees hel"w
zero. Hhe b . residens IF Marshsll Co .
and her daring and endurance have made
her conspicuous ohj.ca Of c.,nmvni."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12
General Rejoicing.

LITTLE Rock, March z-Thrre IL gen
eral rrincing here aud elsewhere through
out the State over the sct'"n Of Congress
IN adopting The Poland resolution. Joint
resolutions passed bpth Houses OF th
Legislature yesterday thanking the mem.
bcrs uf Congress who voted Tor the res"'o'
ton and pIedgng the State government
70 see equal and exact justice done TO d.
men. Senator Hancock (Rep. iniroduc
ed resolution requesting the Governor u
dis!.and the militia and declaring that the
Republicans actrpt the situation rs It 10.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

CHICAGO. March 5.-The New YOrf
specials are al cd with speculation % Il
the effect of the continued illness Of Jef
rev. 4 Juror 10 the Beecher case, and who
il is feared, will not be able to oil bis place
I: present, II 1T Ill. II IL stated that l'o:t
sides decline 10 proceed with eleven jurors
tut the reason for the statement dom
clearly appear. One correspondent give
the rumor that II the tria! gs'rs on Beech
er will It the close address the jury In hi,
own behalf.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

WARRINGTON. March .S.-The cr,wj IN
the SENATE galleries today was lager han
a' any time since the inaugars,soa. aod
the d,or was also filiul. Gre. anxiely
vas manifested 10 ascertain the location
of the seats ut Andrew JOhnsn and The
prominent new Senators. Johnson wa
assigned seat on the outer row Of The
Democratic side. th.'t formerly occupied
by Alcora. DIVES has ,he stas v bich
Ch.1jIes ocrupid. Upon the desks ot
johnson and Dawes were large boqusty.
Bornside Was Welcomed by The clspping
IT hands IN tho galleries
vice-PresidenI Wilsos called the Senate
70 order 1t - o'cIck, and after reading
the Presidents proclamation. the oath VA
.dminislersd n the new Senators. A
JDhnsOn advanced 10 the CleSk's deak q
take The oath there was great applause In
the gslleFsea, which VS. s0on checked by
The Vicr.P rssiieut. After hs Was sworn
IN . large bsuquet wAs handed IL him b,
: page, and b wss escSrted to bic sest y
Bssgy.
All ~ nsw 0snai0es having been sworn,
Morton O0efed = f<eoluiisu acknow lolging
The Kellogg GOvssnmsss 10 Louisiana
which was Md over II biz vqsssl
He lhsa olkrrul . sesclusioa 70 admit
Piaehback = Senator from Louisiana, end
gave nOlice thai ~ would al 10 cunsid.
esnehpn nesrhnna m Nenflav
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

Nsv YosK. March "a private d.
hatch from Washington states tbaf The
|rereOn having paper IT, sefvs ON the Hon
Jno O. 8chumakes 10 connection with
the Psridc Mail subsidy. IN arriving hes'
|yes,erisy from Washingsna for ihaf pr
pose. f,und ihas Schumacher ha" just SAT-
lea fr Enr.ps IN the steamship Soe1
|Schumaksr 3 family ARE In Europe.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

Con- W. J. KouHrz, Ut p.stsba Oh
Pa. IN the 9Th inst. raised stram % hi,
new sie..mer. the Charles W. Mead-names
u. hOpAs 1T general nlauager Mead Ut TN
Northern Pacific. The Commas.fe haa
Ou,ls the bs,as especially E's the Types
Missouri trade. Her length b 100 fsst
nos % feet beam, and 81 feet hold; draw,
light - inches. and viii carry . fair .osd
Ut freight sn ~ inches has . very neal
csb's. and hae capacity for No nany pas
-engesa = sny btAs On the river She b
calcuis led % run VIXEN the larger hiatt
will have ~ lis idle from lack Of water.
She would b the 6.Sst To explore The
Yellowstone river shasld such be needed,
y che can psvbsbly ~ fufllse up tina.
.'ream than any other b0as NOV ba.ll.-
Bismarck Tribuns.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

Tus usdtsOaiaa he tbe fsslhwiax -
.AOovesnns fotls Informs % shaa the d.
yoclOn ot Tie xosthesa faci1c Ra.lsssd
ass - 49, . March u. wbss they Will
cpad1es ~ ~ msaas q psahisg ~
Geeehogr nA111c Messeaswar6.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

TEE French A.seunDty have finally ere
aied Senate. srd this h victory for III
6eptsnnaae of Mcmahon over The Bona
pastis's and LsGitiaisss and the exsrenss
radicals VI the Left. The conservative
cbasicssr Of The NOE body will b check
uCos ihe n0vsl tendency Of the French
psopls for fr~qssst. change ri govern.
,nent. This asw bndy II apdellsd a(lss
the Amesicas eenaia
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By Telegraph.
showed Up ot Last.

NEw YORK, March 6-COngTessman
Ie,rct VIM = King, of MIMI. arrived q
this city last evening. and . at ~ WIND
lsOr Hotel
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-03-12

TINE DskIls Legsslsaars ~ taken tins
By III fosss0p. and ~ osxsaissd . ne~
cossiy out u the Black Hin cost IT ths
Wy0misG Dlpe, . u eslled 4 Cnsies csHpiy.
il he's IL 6all complcmsat oe0mcsss ssnaed
A the bin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 81, 1875:
SSnns is,sc gooi SfdineTy sse 20 net receipts
NEW ORLEANS July 81, 1873
Gotten dull i %lfddiPg 1885, Io% So mid ling lsc
Exports to the Continent BIS Sales So stock, 2i7s2
Mo9uE July q, 1873.
Cotton nominal; mddling. Axe: low mddlng. he;
coastwise, g. Stock, LOLA
Cotton entirely nominal nothing dong; mddiing,
d Mi G ~ Lmddng lsc good ordinary lc Net re-
Cotton QUIET mdding e c low S%y m nj
Sales F iSp s GGGIEnary 1916 Net receipts a bales
s,,,,,. wnMNeroS \. G., July q, 1875
noina Of r% a" ge Resin quiet and
Flour steady sales 800 bbls at 81 y for No spring
double xtra, Wheat flrm ana higher; No. Miiwaakeo
low e9iTa wne y e C9n , S orG
sd s SS 81 ss s@ NIL
per ton Can 'g6ts uicnanged wheat s,sc corn
SI Scs e. sc TO New YORK Lake receips- bushels
feet lumber Amount Of grain the Buffalo
can be sisSrtaned bushels Wheat as5S5o do
Lake o5 10 200 bbls wheat $1,000 bush
bills; wheat 1000 bushels corn IS 800 oats 1900
SSO Sashsls Ss5a sS595 Sst 80 a. T osas
basbe 0o Susb %Rs" Canal o
reig ITS higher and strong; wheat Sc corn 7lc oats
Flour Fm Ges a
oIU UDS. WDeat-nprlnR nacIVe asking oil Y for No
Chicago; 81 tor No Milwaukee; sales-20O bushels
white Michigan at 81 40 and g. 90 red Ohio, at 81 IS
Corn active and nigher silessj 0O bushels mixed
Western and Milwaukee at 7Sc 5000 do. high mixed, at
$500 do, at Sic closing asking Sc Slc according to
quality, SPOT Oats dull; saies-b30 bushels Canada,
&c; Rye inactive, Barley-None here Pork quiet
ana steady ss s1S e sa Gf a nsg Lard " M
TOLEDO July 21. 1873
Flour-Demand fair and market firm. Wheat-De-
gan 81 50; seller ugust 81 SO seller september ST. 3i
No red winter, 81 So; seller August 81 56}s; seller
september 81 So Cnrn active and higher; hiGn mixed,
cash and August 774c. seller September, 7sc low
mixed, Tic. No. white. Sec. No. white 7sc. dam
aged, &c. Oats dull; No. 54c.; seller September
4%c. Michigan seller september. 4j11c. Rye 81 ~.
io0Jj bushels; corn 1900 do; oats 1000 do Ship,
ments-Four 49S Dbls wheat 60J0 bushels corn, 1000
40. oats, 5000 do
Flour-Demand good at full prices; common to good
Minnesota family So 81. Wheat excited ana So an-
strong, hIsner 10; spring, 81 q slz5 10; do
do, 81 "a 81 49, rejected, 81 O7a 81 O7. Corn active
AMI nghsc strong; No mixed 74{e; spot 1859 1ia
Oss-Demand fair and market Arm; No. 2. 9oisc. spot
aoo3 August s'Hc a. septsmoer BSrleymNO spring
i%s d hs6sS 8: SO 3 ss s.
M n 60 prSes ss have s Y sales nu e
ll7Sc snort clear do l2c WhsSey 81 H. Freights
hrmeI; held higher corn to Buffalo, &C. Receipts170Ov
do .' oats. shiS@ens-eooC oSis hour i75oS bushels
wheat 13500O do 10000 do oats 40 do barley 400
SG rye a. see fs OF he Pos1 %hsat
higher al gOslc August; Ssjac. eDtember TORI lower
at $50 25 August so So september. Lard Sc. lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JULY 22 l875-rRpLn SHEET

troeum tonnage was quiet. bur rates were firm The
engaRtnents were as foil ,ws:-io Liverpool by steam
1OOJ bushels grain at ia. 3D. and by sat- 500 oars
at 5Sd. per running foot 10 London by sail l6OO
bushels gram. at Od, aud 2.OlO bbs nour at 3s 10
asgow, by steam. 800 boxes bacon. AUS and 400
boxes cheese. at 6ls per ton The charters were "A
horwegan bark OF $40 tons register hence the Con.
tnent direct, with about 5000 quarters grain AZ
s.. 3D. American schooner OF 46l tons register
now at Boston,, hence 20 Penarth ROa0s for orders
with 5000 do at Is 3D. aOat; an American bark
same voyage, with 25) do. al Is 3D. and 80. on II direct
port; Americ brig hence voyage, with 800
DO 1T a. Oh ana 81 OF If direc Russl bark of 3o1
tons register TO Cork for orders with 800 do al
s. an American big Of 1S6 tons register hence the
Baltic Wi 10 obs. refined petroleum l0lsd
German bark OF ilf tons register hence 10 Dantzic with
aDout 25O) bbls do. ats British bark OF 80
register Ito vel hence 70 Cork for orders with
quarters grain at Is ca vessel hence same voyage
Malaga, with 9lO0 refined petroleum rate not
known; an American brig NOW at Bostsnl hence TO
direct port in the Mediterranean, with 2OO bb do at
6 71ad. and 700 cases at BE American schooner
nence 70 The Batc. with 5000 bba 40 az g. 81. per Dbl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-22
Continued Activity 10 The BrCadstuifS Market
at Home and Abroad.
THE STOCK MARKET RESPONSIVE.
Gold OFF to 112 5-S and
Closing 112 rs.
Money Unchanged-Foreign Ex-
change Heavy and Lower.
WALL STREET,


WEDNESDAY. July 2l--O L. M.
The breadstu1s markets continue excited and
higher ON both SIDES OF the Atlantic, notwith-
standing the statement published this morning
as an extract from the MGrb Lane Express that
the crop IN Hungary was enormous when all our
previous adyIces polated 10 serious damage as
result OF recent floods there. II this later In
formation he true II affords another argument in
support oil the counsel previously gwen in this
column to the farmers 10 push forward their crops
a. rapidly as possible to command the Liv-
erpOol market In It's present deartn OF stock.
Chicago advlces to-day report wheat 81 2OT for
August, being an advance OF 32Sc. upon the OPEN
ing figure, and 81 1881 Tor September, with corn
steady ana fairly active at 744c. 7416c. for July
and 74s<c. Tor August Liverpool concurrent ad-
vices report breadstufs strong. Corn advanced
Ga. to 3d. 10 34s. 3d. 34s. 3D. average. California
wheat advanced 3D., to los. sd. los. Cd. CLUB adj
vanced 3D., To lOs "a. a lis. red Western spring
advanced 3d., TO 9s. Cd. los. 3D.. req win
ter advanced Cd, to os. 10d. lis. The market
opened stronger here upon this iurther advance
abroad, but was later unsettled in consequence OF
Gne lDdsposition OF buyers to pay the nigh prices
asked Notwithstanding which, however, large
purchases reported, mostly on foreign &C
count. Any decline from present prices IS ceY-
tain to provoke large Shipments The subjolned
tables, copied from an evening paper, showing
the relative prices OF the different brands OF
wheat and flour July and July 20 are Of interest,
as showing the extent OF the late rise in this
market