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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

some wayp We were now nearly under the
great. Tapping wings and even Esncied
that | could see the scared face Of the child
The shotgun lay at my side. Releasing the
tiller, l raised the weapon 10 my shoulder,
and fred both barrels In quick succession,
70 the right and loft Of the huge bird, MS near
10 its outsprgad wings rs I dared II was
successful experiment. Frightened by the
loud reports and the whistling Of the shot,
the eagle released It's hold upon It's would-bo
prey, and sped screaming away into the for
est.
The child struck the surface of the water
about twenty feet In advance of the boat,
and Immediately sunk. My companion, who
is a magnificent swimmer, Immediately
sprang from the boat, now nearly over the
spot, and dived into the dark waters.
Two or three seconds elapsed, and he mp
peared once more, carrying only the empty
shawl which had enwrapped the child, in his
teeth, Q, the agony Of suspense in that one
moment
Raising himself from the surface, Harvey
commenced TO tread water, gazing anxiously
around. on every hand. Scarcely, had he
gained nm upright position when the child
reappeared, not more than Eve feet distant
from the swimmer. Taking good look, he
dove again; and l knew he would bring up
the child this time. for he was usually as
calm and self-possessed under water rs above
1t, while he had his senses. ia
| This time he was gone nearly seven Sec
onds, ! should think; but when he came
again TO the surface. thc child was With him.
Swimming with one hand to the boat, he
passed up his motionless burden to me with
tbs other, md then allowed himself TO be
drawn In after, completely exhausted. Trim
ming the sail, L made all possible haste in
tho direction Of the village; but tho wind
was contrary, and our progress necessarily
slow. Frequent lacking demanded my
whole attention, and could pay but little
notice to the condition of the senseless child
beyond that Of warmly enveloping it in my
/ thick coat Z tl ut 4 4
After awhile Harvey arose, and wrapping
the little form In both our coats, folded it ia
his arms, endeavoring to shield it rs much
rs possible from the chill wind.
After nearly two hours of close lacking
we touched at the boat-house wharf, and
leaving me to secure our craft, Harvey
rushed up 10 the house with the still uncon.
scious child. followed rs soon as possible
fastening on to the house of the village doc
tor, who was luckily at home.
Every means was tried TO restore life il
the child; and at length our efforts wer,
crowned with success. Ere night camo dowl
on our excited household, the babe was SAT,
and sound in the arms of its mother.
The child is now sweet little girl, tn,
pride of her parents; and every year Harve.
and make them a long and pleasant vaca
tion visit.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
Kisses.

and with the velvo. lip, print on his brow, Ian
Mrs slgourney.
Silent tokens of regard that speak more
than words---how sacred tho frat kiss Of
maternity with which the mother Welcomes
her unconscious babe who ever gave il
without thoughts Of its future. and silent
prayer 10 heaven in its behalf; for help to
be faithful in the discharge of her duties |?
The kiss of q dutiful and loving daughter,
as she goes out over our threshold BRIDE
When long years have gone by, thoughts
Of il will come, again and again.
Who ever foigets the dying kiss ? Tne
last effort of lips that have long been sealed
in death.
Honor to the lady who profered kiss
(for the sake of his mother) to the strange
soldier who was about TO be buried with no
friend present to drop tear on his coffin
it was emblematic Of the love and sympathy
Of angels, and none but pure minded woman
would have bsen inspired to present such a
holy Offering aud though her name has not
been given to the world, the deed is chron-
icled for future generations.
The goodnight kisses Of our children, how
could We do without them Do they not
rest our weary nerves aud calm our throb-
bling hearts, and can we receive them with
out asking ourselves whether our daily iuhu-
sncO is such that when we are gone they can
Rise up and call US blessed :" And yet
these sacred offerings Of love are often desc.
Grated by bestowiug them on unworthy
objects, mere acquaintance not friends and
does not custom demand that we thus silently
proclaim a falsehOOd hypocritical in the
extreme?
The fashion Of children's evening parties
in which kissing games occupy large share
of the time, are vulgar and should not be
tolerated. | would suggest some other
amusement a pure and sensitive maiden
shrinks from contact with lips that utter pro-
fauity-yet she is expected to submit, or
exclude herself from the play.
Children be not covctous of your kisses,
give them freely to your parents, brothers
aud sisters aud to your real friends, but
reserve all others for your "true mates" of q
| lifetime. l.. NJ. Il.
Pomfret, VI.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

A MONKEYS HOUSEKEEPING. Il was
making cake one day, preparing for company.
aud the monkey followed me into the pantry
and watched everything did. Unfortu-
nately, dinner was announced in the midst
Of my work, and | left it, making him 20 out
too, rather against his will. | knew him too
we'll to leave him in the pantry alone. AZ
ter dinner returned to my cookery. Hav-
ing carefully locked the door was surprised
to see my pet there before me. His atti-
tude was ominous he was on the top of the
barrel, two.thirds full oil -four, aud busily oc.
cupied. He had got hold of my egg box,
broken two or three dozen, and smashing
them into the -four BARREL with all the sugar
within reach. These he was vigorously
beating into the -four, shells aud all, stopping
now and then to take taste, with counte.
nance as grave as judges. In my dismay
aud grief did not scold him yet, to see my
materials thus used up, and We living in the
country and guests coming He had most
satisfied air, as if he meant, "Look the main
operations Of the party are now over" |
had forgotten the broken pane of glass in the
window Anonymous.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

II this comes 10 any who not familiar with tho
Witness, may say that for % years II has labersd
for the promotion of evangelical truth and for the
suppression OF the liquor trAho Our effort Is 10 pro-
duoe Christian temperance newspaper, unattached
to any political party OF religious denomination seek
ing only 10 witness earossy for the truth and against
eVl doing under all circumstances, and 10 keep IL
readers Abreast with the news and tho knowledge Of
the day. IL dovotes much spaoe 10 social agricultural
the home circle. II Is freely obelshed with engraV-
ings.
fho Weekly Witness has been enlarged twice, and
nearly doubled Within four years Is the very most
that can DO given for the prioo-Sl.l 40 per annum.
The Montreal Mitnea (tri-Wookly) gives tho news
three times week, and all tho reading Of the daily
Witness for az per annun.
The Daily witness y In every respect 4 hrst-olass
daily containing much more reading matter than the
papers which cost Twice ~ much for ~ per annum.
A Of course, arc postpaid BY publishers 70 all parts
Of,hS United States and Canada
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
For the vERrOur FARMER
wEDDED.


There are two ways in welded llfei
Choose ye the way ye win,
One leads 10 cold, unfsellng STRIFE
That happiness will KIN,
The other leads toward the light
Toward the heaven above,
And deeper, better, always bright
Because founded on love-
The one like marble column grand,
That reats like tower high,
gpbearInE, heauteous, elingng vine,
Toward The sunny sky,
The other-broken column low,
Prone in the dust so drear,
with aimles heritage sllo'ersruwh, en-
Without beauty near.
The one leads up 70 highest heaven,
And Is its emblem here
The other leads 70 hades even,
-t.s And tyPlaes Il clear. r. ~ exp W' VN
N Between the two extremss are found W
All grades that may be made;
o, choose the better one, and live 80
Secure and undlsmayed. N - fHt
Brooks, Ne.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
&iterarp department.
Mns. F. v. POWERS, EDrrREss.

Ladies' aud gentlemen Also Invited 70 contribute ari
for this department. upon suhect which viii be u inter-
10 the general readersuch the home, the garden
health diet dress, culture q uta and hoWee education
and thing which viii tend to instruct and elevate human
iU fIIf 70
Good poetry will be very acceptable .
II you use nom de plume write your true name under
u, with line between
For the convenience Of composora please write plainly
IN good black ink, and side Of the paper only
Articles may he directed othe Eitreas 1.-THE Farmer"
and must be received Wednesday 10 claim In
sertiOn the next week after.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

there is an unused cradle and a high-ohair,
and Q drawer filled with half-worn garments,
broken whip, battered drum, a broken
doll, a BIT Of patchwork--priceless treasures
which the mothers hand touches tenderly
and revereDtly, and on which her tears fall
ottener than you know. SAN.
Factory Point, October 6. nsii.a-i.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
For tho vERnoNI FARHER.
THE DYING SOLDIER. H

For tho VERMONT FARhER.
THE DYING SOLDIER.
h 'Ah'A =. aAi"AHD'
L,l nv hand ,,,,la hiahor
to.,ne avs, IT, oso.,,s,e 'o.,L..a
we nv Ia,t faint hroo,h o,n,,a
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

When man goes to quilting party
about tea time, aud sits down on ball Of
wicking with long dArRing needle in II, be
will think Of more things connected With
darning in a minute, than he can mention ip
two hours.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

"Kate, l understand you have accepted l
situation as gOvsrneSs. Rather THAI that, |
would marry a widower with six children. 4"
"Yes, Sophie 20 would l, but where is the
widower 2"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
pMosPECTuS fer Is,9 Of the MON.

PROSPECTUS for 1870 OF the MON
L TREAL WITNESS.-The friends Of healthy
literature have, by perseVering diligence, placed the
Montreal Witness In the very frat rank OF newspapers
The rapid growth of trashy reading, and of what Is
positively vile, Is stimulating good people TO
earnest Efforts than ever 10 I'LL every household with
sound mental food. A clergyman has lately secured
for tho Witness hundreds Of subscribers, and declares
his Intention 10 make this Of his first duties in his
presont and every future field Of labor, he holds
that by no other means could he do so much for tho
future Of neighborhood as by placing good reading
In every family,
successive attacks upon tho Witness during each Of
the past three yeaTs, eliminating In what has been
called 'Tho BAN OF the Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Montreal, although not otherwise desirable eiroum-
stances have done great deal 10 concentrate and in
enslfy the zeal OF the friends of temperance aud Te
gIous liberty In favor ofthe Witness Indeed the fact
that tho last assault has been followed up for Elk
months with the most untiring efforts 10 break down
position that could be organized on earth and has
Roman Catholic Iendora whose good will We formerly
enjoyed aud highly priced, gives u.s. perhaps,
claim on Kind oees Of those who value free speech
and freedom Of religious belief The actual dnlnu-
ton Of the circulation al the daily Witness TO- Of course
comparatively small amounting 10 about 500 out OF
O0 loss than four per cent. and does not affect
Us pocuniarly can still claim circulation equal
in volume to that Of all the rest Of the daily city press
probably the majority OF our old Roman Catholic read
ers being such still.
The progress of the paper may bo gathered approx
matey from the following figures
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

DINA nED Arc you IDLE Do you want
ADEIl.em employment at sl5 TO so per
week II so. address.
q. q. WATERMAN. g. Co. Boston, Mass.
ITO $40 per day. Agents wanted. An classes working
0Jpeope d both sexes young and DID, make money
work fOr In their localities during their spare
ments all the time, than thing else. We offer
poyment that will pay handsomely every hOurswor Full
particulars terms &c. sent free. send your address
Don't delay. Now the time. Don't took work
business esewhsre until you have learned what
q. SrISsoS Co, Portland, Maine.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22

ONIONS FOR SALE, Az SI.5O PER
" BUSHEL,
at E.arrA1at'S nursery,
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
MAKING MAPLE SUGAR
Great Reduction in Prices for Fall, 1875.

THIS EVaporator IL by far the best Implement
Il ever offered the Sugar Maker, a great saving u
made In time and fuel BY Is and the sugar nice
aud Usually enags from eso 70 ave oeels psr pound
ing, address, with stamp,
THE VT. FARM MACHINE CO.,
Bellows Falls, Vermont.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1875-10-22
mARYLANDI

OK OOn acres for sale on the great Maryland
IO,OOO and Delaware Peninsula. Farms Of
peach orchurds sebs for Se cs1aIogus 70 wM
RlDGELY, Denton, Md.
, 1875-08-13
%: stock AMI feedfns ahorr, 2x9so; ind sxaoxc
ftttn Il ~
MHv fnHW-

NEW foRK.
ERW fnnx, AnR. t2.-nrkvks-nsntinta today. an
head. Tie mhrknt rnett duh and weak s!nos Noi1ttAr
and priccA hsEo fifihnt declined 4tronR ke rer H.
Very toor TO far Texan hnd {herotno oattin fnnRai
fffn 7t, 10 SrAAs & In 10 te groaH cu M n pHc 10
tlsets hd *. anil pcor 10 atrctly ptame native stscfs
from 10 to l3e, to irrsB h5h9S9 f%.
SHeEP AID 1.iNhs-necnirfa to-t1ay, 6,71n. Theirs
wRA 4nInt feeling st Mnchatsei rriest, ar 44tedc
fur sheep, and lt3He fof 1a1nEs, fow cAoio Btalo
Ainhh going to e4t&axc.
:, aw1.k-1he arrivals number 10. mixing 767o for
the threo days, nsAntt sh7u for uie rama t.me lust
WGex. Ordinary md fair Btato and Ohio hogs were
sola *liso Al s'ias4e.
RAFT 1lrEtsTY, ...
Fart l:fhEnrr, 1A., Aug. l7,-tATrLK-Recstpts{t
'ay w head. making 4,Bo hoad fur tta 1Aat three
III, = GTss shythine soma o. tofa1a arrivals
cs;oo medium 70 good, t57sa6,25 falr, 3i,soss,2s
bulls anil ro~s, t1.but9+.0o.
Moar-aecnpta to-dsy, $50 hsai Three days past,
@H.73. N''fA' S'~S
Hnkkr-necetpts to-day. 9,2oo hea,1, and for tho
throo daya past, lG.oo se!nH It 3a.uot55.0u,
Br. IDtlH.
81. Lnura Ana. .11.-Ifona-I:axy; fow rrAcH bt7 1Dc
oa .',iplc1s % s7a<s7s'; bacon, s'4sts7.7,: bu.et.
oArrLE-1rrrgnar a1,l fairly sctive fr ron1ruon to
mRun grades ktcndy ami firm m choirA rales ~
H0a to citHlce Natscs At Il. nct1tn IN fAr
9!t,a3Sfi natlYo cnws, $o.23iaa.Ol; rhntro Te1ans
St+ao; good, xJ.Ss; con.mon to fair, t1.2sl9J.:s.
CINCINNATI.
CINCrNEArr, Aug. 19.-liUns-Fnfr anil frn; COM.
inun light 7.gO; Rool IL extrs, 001s.1 bulk
ot Aalcer $'10Sa.i0i receipts, 8li.
, 1875-08-13
LIVE STOCK.

cATTLE-1n no essential Particular was any feature
Of tic cao m*sket moro avosabls for the &sluH 4.-
toreat than on the previous days Of tho week, while
the general situation showed chango for tho worse
TaleKrams from The EAat indicate IN uversuppty al
nearly efl pofnts, and 4 general and de-
c!dea sht'nkago La sa1uo,, tbs decline
varying from tl5ze. This dIsoou na!ng nows was
slo'o sufficient 10 danorat'1e tho market here, and
whoa, IN addition thosoto tho fAc h considered TINT
thero weto not fawer thsn 1000 casEo tn tho yards
awaiting buyers, tho statement that ths market was
about tho oughnst that Western shippers l,ave on
countsrod for twe1va1nonth will occasion it!o sur
prise. It was duli. dragging, and disappointing
trade from the openlng 10 the coso; Il there any
llknhool that tho rusAlnlng days Of tho week will
bring ary kapnorcsnent a thatc cattto
In o pshs than solataea reasonably hore 10 dispose
of, even Al The rununaratIrp prices now current
Tsso es1o II $3.50. and taree four al $500
s1as hat mont Of tho trading whs y prices ranging
da~n1ard from 45.15. 1thckers sold 1t *2.7aa375:
through Tsxans = S16os0o0, md common 10 choice
shipping s%nera II 81 9t3hoo. Following II
the trAA4{Rfts
, 1875-08-13

Tho following Instruments were h1ed foe fsoord
Thursday, Aug. II:
clrY rRoFEnT1.
hfo.,awk At. 2sa n IT Wisconsin II, Q +, 2lx
lls IT, dated May II I1.....................3 1900
Clcaycr 81 le3K n u Ut Wu,t nisAlon ii, VI,
93t1i15 II, lAtAd Aug. /. ................ BiQ
Twenty .i1tl It, ot and near Wentworth avn
I. h;1R2 H. dated Aug. ~. M...............,. 4.3o0
Firth ~, us II n Of AaIgison n, vi, 1!x54 II,
1.cktr t i. H.n io ii of K.n1is II 3ii2i ''0'
#, tss'si July ;. 1000
Win buildings. etc., lalsl Auy. 10. Aooq
Antbony O. ffdsinE ia Clieas0 flaming Hill
TO-, WtHt kinzia It. a. II n uf Aalilalld avs
I. H.lt1 II, ,tatod Ang. l0,......,.....,.., loo
Hubbard It. 70 cor u Wood II, I, lo11isa It.
ws.s ss'ta cea'o s,y a.; il. Il Si obs; i. * 20'o
Sophia 1t, 40aia II Of Larrabeo n, = /, 2i1Ej
It, With buildings. d1tsd Aug a........... 1900
noJno ~, cor Aooto It, u lots, dktn1
r1.1Itt It. cor noois It. il l., ;4tsi '''
Anu. .d....................... ..... 1853
NORTH or Cr7r IIAiTs. WITHIN 4 XAulus " NlLEs
or c4aUnr-HaunK.
Elaine at, T. tlxl7o Il. III ulac4 u 1anu Grove,
orn l,.y ia.d, a7aV Il ot School s r, il ''''
1is0 II, datou Aug. x.1.....,.............,,, 20
Fart Of Lct ., block 3. Kunks Il C1ar.irnorsw "
u nw1t Bs,. ~, ~ ~ G45asd NJ, dated
Aug Neutrality-suspicious.. 37ro
MOUTH oF ctT1 LIMITS, WITHIN HApIuA or AILEs
pnHtr-NOGsK.
FlHrennea ~. l,;B II y Of Thirty ninth stwf
uhdstlmi u Of 4axiil II, dstsd May 1l....,$ anO
EHne!i otu"l4nsA sse. ~ II, ta. dat
1ot y, hurtord. NV nwx ri sec.u. ''''''
81 ~ datst! July lG...,.,,.......... IL. $50, 800
L,s 10. hoHaea lart of ra!lrold Of II lus
sess ., ~, II. 'latsd Aug l3.............. Gu
, 1875-08-13

rnnne-of At fs4r4 a1oa1d not-rAure any untasIneAs
a.'nt tho srEcr sn.nRa tnk+. II n1 tie I'm Ill
trgs banks havs mentioned nbnyfphond EnsJrn!+
i wouli ony involve frnm s00an to $1,000, naarc of
detosIta AM! rerars tho sen!sf II was doue the lsss
tho WORKING clasReA would foso by thctn.
RAILROAD EAnsISps.
Tho Etacmoata Of earnings na,!o by tho railroads
Ct thu country for JntY, TAR published, rerenla
tle gratifying fact Of incseass of earnlnRs oycr
thosr nf 1874. Tic Central Pacific: Chicago Al!wa,,.
lrs 1t. Iaul; Cincinn,t+ Lafayette Chicago; It'll.
noIa Ccntrals knntas rActAd; krokut h DonAfnlncs
hIlfAonn, Kansas h Texas; ct. Louis, Alton h Tcrrs
ffante; 1t. Lauis, Iron Monntsn 4 Honthern; Union
Pacific Tcrort aggregate earnings for July Of 9ea,-
1884, This IA st3l 3at moro than tley made in the
month last year. Tho earnings Of ihrsc Con,p.nlN
for Tho first scvcn months Of ISIS hase been ts,2sa
naa which IA t26'o.t0 more tlian In us correspond
Ing rertrd of 1871. Thcse facts ara encouraging; ;
they nre especially when tho enlarge ak! upon tho
s1a,n hnl travoI by the unecasonablo weather Vt Tie
Eurntuef h fntnn frta
, 1875-08-13

frrno1Hun-FiAt; crude, s495,fe; rofn.a ,,u
u,,o,r..-oniot bus f,m: R.o earaoe., 17ka,s.
Wn1ssr-3I.9sk01.2s.
.... PHILADELPHIA.
;PHttAhfLrH14. ~, Aug. l2.-r1aua-Firm. D.
family, sssta7ao: Sate. oGio md nssss id1sns -,
~; high aradss. 81. 2sea.oo. '""s
., anAt,T1whess. dennnd gaol at full prIres: ~,
IT, Ns* s t.1';l GS+n uts IT. ae.,a yellow aud wo M
Hsrp-Envar, et4.0d; Hmnthy S3aI.
l'ITnoLauM-asrhtly; rehnct, la},lsllc; cru,le o,t
i,urrFs-rirm;; Now low i Yark ~; st,te and 1,,,,,,
tss: S sss; si f:t sss sa't.s
nifH'E;matoad! ntia wc+tstn. tkaIn.1c,
Eous-Fir1u: Wetsern. fresh. 1o340c.
TOLEDO.
,ToLtpo. O., Aug. l2-FLoun-pull aud s
<dnsrs-ws.at ,nll. md !oc1inoa 1fs4o e1t,, ,n.
sNtishsss; n y :I9sS 1as. sss; III s IT,: IT,.
n;,, nsT, ti1o fejes!s tl Corn AMI sa.ls Iva!
.n ae.ln9d No. september, asNc; OctoIst Z, Z,
},KAN-Dnll nnd unchanged.
IHE1i1fs-1lnfrato dull IL for cnrn.
!, MnsE,r1aMs'oI iY.; ~, rs hrl'; "hoat Ioo bu; csr
'i r. io" ~ i.ooo brl; -hoat, 400
corn. ALOUD bu: cats. nnnr. ~
Mtf.WAUkHH.
MILWAUKEE Hia.t Aug. l2.-rLoun-Qn!e, md =,
GnAiH-Wl,eat Hten1y .nd firm +; No. 1 ntf1v.a,,.
ti'S9 NJ: do, 4i3a; August, tl.2'; t+crasnsii
;!.911' oo1n wrAk and unchanged; No. 4, 7dc -
loMrr; NJ. old. s2xo; INV. Id. liariey u,Issst1
and lower; No. 2 aprtlg, September 3io3If. n.a
i1lfet &nd firlu Nh. l, 8+c. ~
Frov1soa*-t9nlot and uuchnnrr4t Mrs. ~.
w - rash Attfl August. rre 1artl nsm ut l3tr.,
FnK!oAFa-To buffalo, wheat, 4Hd; to Usr,,s
s1fc. %@
llsoEIrrs-Flnnr, 4,001 hrlh T; wheat, a. o1u bu.
HMirAkAFs-Flonr, ,0od Iris wheat, XII ,HW i'm
FEW OnLnANH.
NEW CHLEANH. LA., Aug. l9.-Etoun-Iut] -
lcF On necn'1nt Of heavy rocairtH; alesflnh MIS-
double, t4oo'au.aat tsslle, o.7st3s25; ciu,css VI
family, $9.a0,dDlD1. "a
COHN MEAL-I1Ncr: HOO
CoNN-tlntct ~ 4yBd
panr1ssoss-- lnst, sl3,75. Datnn hr,ner: INV,
HAS: hAst4'fc. fian'a tlrnIer: choico a,,,ereahI'
li9ldtc; utlteta unchanged. 1
DurrAto. Ang. l2.--tih41N--Whr hcasv md lc.
er Feccipa, 7,Ab bu; NJ. 1 Milwut,kre cub, /, y.
No. oanrc!l a. I'm, With $l.334 bill. Cnrn du'
heavJ, anil IowEt l7,GG bl Nm. old At alart II
}stss 1iono bore. E5e, 'sons hord. ljarioy, nost
hero. A@F
CAxAt FnEfaHfa-Ltsht; 7'.c fot curn sxc n
wheat. NV ~
CI.RyELANn.
CLErstAsip, o., AHg, ,t1.--GAais--Whcat, corn. ..a
ont4 steady ALL nncllaugttl.
lErnoLEuM-tluirt; standard while, 9.sc: OBJ
State ttst. 1o,4c; Eluala lots, lQs2e hiClrr
lEcEtFrs-Wheat, 1U0 bi corn, 8,7Uo bu: a..
H3U bti. ~
Hos1oN. Aug. Extraordinarily unchanged. .
rtt,cta Light: rritcs wcll atsstaimtt Cofn s,".1,
'nsxetl anl 1alow, 30tS93c. Oats firm mixed "A
while, 7itsUc.
, 1875-08-13

THO following etasn was inspected into storn on
ThisrHdaJ morning. II cars Ec spring. "A cars No.
do n c7rs No. a,lo, 10 rejected io lo whc.',
Of Which 16 arr ncV>; % chrr At9hmt1et corn, lt1
cars nnd eCoo bW No. do, 10 and Eco tn ro
jscted tn, cAss no arado do Gal eorn>;
~hl:s oats, II No. do - cars rejected do
no grss ID IA OATS of which 70 hrt new}; car new
No. ryc cars nn grade do. Tota, tt2; carr,, ILL.,
~ 1H Inspected out: liz, !,1a7 bu wheat, li3,GiG bu
curn. V,7la ln nasa. LID hit barley.
Tho receipts nf thc art'lts named for last werk wrr
A fnliow#s augar, asil % It's: sirys, ss7.n4o IA
coffee 4o7c;o rs; .1s ss,55o ls; cotton, d,al3 ns
t,hIcco, 81, ,aG1 ~,
Tho Ecaling nnrktA wrro irregular ycsterfay. de-
renllnR chiefly On the weather, IN for several wccka
lsst. Tho a,iccs from other points wcro conflicting,
and tho opinions Of operators wete wficIy Divided ~.
rert that hey 1nort 0. them agreed On oc thing
that Il was lrst ta Tlovc stnwy. There WAS isss dis
reit!on 10 bug. and rrtaariy In the intensity OF
.lrsrc 10 sell, ~lirh made riccs variable, set within
harrow lnliia. The demand for freight room wiz
small, and tho work Of sAIMnrnt In grain chiefly aono
Ly vessel owners.
There h really little that Is now in reaar, II crop
prospects. Tho atring wheat atctifnA rc1nrs II GsL
y"li+ hut theirs In an un1antcd falling or III tho
Ter ~l,eat regions, which will cst down to low figure
tho srpa available for export nut Of tho rror os ISIS
nongl, oil wheat Is stl o hand to Ruprly the c1clt-
ry. Tho difference In tho character of thn Two will iii.
h1lbttliy lca1 n further improvement In lid
comparative estimation in which RrT!ug wt,At
10nr Ia held for family use. Within two or thrcs
ycars past has bcco,ne !eet1ei favorfte with MANY
who bofofe that had uRct only wintera Fnw tho lat
ter In tangled ~ much that gre,t o1 of II has een
or will 10 hsvrd In poor condition, making brrad that
will not stay u the nslIcsa hakod M sIns. Cats
will b. splendid crop In t,s wss and parties who
havo l,eeu scanning the situation With critical 6,
pay That tho yr1l east Ut UAlo Ia large that II will
supply nesr;y all thc wants Of tho Atlantic seaboar,,
leayfng tho bulk ef OLE Western osts In to cpD.urne