davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-07-29

| III. *Ine@-tas lnosn Mlaeafel+ E.7of1a.H: Sn.
ron, a7.s ~; lc'nao re"1. ,alaNc innnHsr,c-Alen
fEs; . &C. , @ss':: Ttss: sss: i i',n;
sssSa; Do nass,,, 1ssa.uc lsstbeT1Iss s.t9Ae;
rcs wslnuss i'd lso: airna1e wsin., !2s ac; la
zi1Ft 7hM"fRc; rrana. Trsn-, IL, ii M Wilmington
reanmts sstr; Tenncssee eoa''uts oktsrc: African
.,ntI:S ,iNuiTs-Tho rcce!rt. ot pcsche. were
'arErr hut lsso I'll arriving, anil crhy Ut ouiy fair
Iun;a,y, henee rrIru. wcro oaser except for choice
Cfawforl*. Arrangements have been made by which
Ds,ws,. s &c .y L. s4n t T Ns r.
State, + i'n'uenAs th" "oA s"n. ,hrplea
nna hisaes ~ 1,s7r'es wfe nna!ertd. we quote:
40; a. e.i p'r s%S,, It 10 ~; hsets.fs;, ss;
ss% fs,sis' M FsesMSo '*.'te; rer q. ~ o.
!ges Efra, tio per b" csiorsa Bartlett pears.
dls'cEniEs-Theso fair volume of h,,,lncss
nt prices chewing lits,e "r ~ variation frn tsc
rent NJ taG beRiitlIR Of the week. Sugars lnrs
firmly hei1, however at,d may gu lower bttoro liz
e'9s mess.nsoca 4: wsss y" c,r,n,
Corrrrs-U. O.. Jaws, :'a,sesaike: Java. No. 2. Al
Z feea .s,sns ssm.
1vttasio: singapore Java, 2X32oe; Gotta nlca, II
e5s % Il. II io.f, H. t,atae; crushed and
'su:Fs ;"s: NIT NJ d ~ Ss 1:s; III
a,i@oe: common do. 7t@aIc; .choico n,oIasscs
HlHrrs-pnnond slrfrs, Fl.05at.10; silver tlrps,
extra fr. f*aG1t; good engtrhouae slrup. 60 Ha5c
s1tsa do. G>" Gac New Orlcaua molaEHcs. choice now
II lie; q" primo. e9d tie: do common 10 goot,
'''" too pnrtu lco mohsaes. dft55c; common mo-
1 !atsca. 4Ea 44c hlackstrar, .HtA35r.
er!GHEsmA!sprc H l"ata iGhc: cioyra. 4Ast tfc: cas-
MI, Wn52c; rerNr, 3ot&3lc; nut1nrBs, $l.o5S 1.aU;
ca,.'.ttA ginger, lsHsslGhe.
snArs-Tris Blue, GTc: German Notified, 6ffa7c:
Wh1to ldsy, d4GHH&c: Hhfto ll0su, 6LRHkc: S4ypn
Imperial. Go: Golden Vest, alts5c.
HAf-Tle market vas qnirt and unchanged. oc-
orders for old hay sru received and worry
aon. sa = coming In prices ara oasy kept up to rho
present standard. New hay IL OIcrct ahd tirn,
t thd daYer ns It. heating In the balo prevents par
ea from shInpinR u at present. Tho crop IL very large
10. tinnlny, 4ls5e; No. do. $l7.00a II 80; mixed
~, $i2fos ioW primo upland psaifie SIG HQ l7.Gn:
no. 40, *le.ao: M. J, 0r slough. e3NEa 1900 new
I.rhEle nas' innao on wagons. $lu.0U@l3uQ pr ton
10 Htnnthy! !le.01M lo00.
IlDEs-Ihe receipts eoi1ttnnn light but ample, 10
aesesa nre bnJtnK oiy 70 hrer up atsortmens 0roen
loas. " Fpess: ureen city butclcrs', a%c; green
Gufea @ nRuE aha heaVy. 20; green calf, 12Lo; dry
amt nstlos, ktp AnA cAf l5o; dry salts,l idca, 12H
lJc; deae skins, &c: Hides With grub antl over
hte cnsscd N damaged. DamsRcd stock GringB two
thiEta psices and branded ~ per cent OF.
Ml1liWln.s-Wcto ia better demand, and steady
tno tiec ot thEec weeks pabt sacs were reported
oit1s-"ero ane1hnge! In vAluss. At The present
tow prceH ne 1nafket rn'es hr1n "o ntnl quote ~
fol!n%s: oasbnn tttandart whtel, liz deg. tcht
il(silHH: % lllnols legal test, lau deE l2Qs11Mo;
20 20 he,sdaght i's aeg'; 1tSle*c; ettra winter lard
o!l. *lo'If lb8 No !, o5ao!c; No. Z, 8'k8a3o;
, 1875-07-29
MARINE


PORT OF CHICAGO, JuLY2e.
Ann8vxD-Tu2 usu. u. z. PAlno, GRIND LIsveu, te7
Ing bArGb Wyotuing Grand HA vun,, lumbar Lasfs
Mary Aman.la, Grand Haven, lumbar barge T.sa+
fer, Musksgon, lumEoE; barge q. Q. D., Mustegoas
lumbar barge City Of Grand Aspids. Muskegoa, 1usa.
ber; schr Adriatic, Muskegou. lumber scow D. 3
Holt, Muskegon, lumber achr 1.-Two Oak, MAn!sttA
lumber; eehs A1AAks. Musiogon, Lumbar prop NS
soust. onsonasan sundrses schr Gsslue, Auskesods
lumber stmF oorona, It, 10, su,l1ss; sh,
Ella Kllouwood, White I4ke, lumber; sts
William smltt, South HaYsu, Iurpba'
Esca0aba, lumbar; schF Lyman III. Davis, Muskeson.
lumber stsur Chicago, Mauitowpo. sundries sea
Guido, Biact Creek, bark prop Msno.ntneo, Multi
gun, sundrios schr Mary, Holland, bark; schr Els'
nio Wing, *. 10, llsht; aehr American Union, W.
uomtuee, lumber schr Gem, Bt!ll Macks Tier wool;
schr Lockout, Grand Haven, lumber; schr l. !
lustou. Puasautee, lumber; schr Hose Rllumoa',
Mnakcgop, Lumber; prop India, buffalo. anndrsaE
schr Fsshion, Muaks9on, lumbar; sohr Aoss B'u*
Musteaou, lumber; schr KAts Lyons, Nustr
son, lumber; acht Whlriwind. Muskcsou, lumlst;
2chr J. 3, Austiu. Cleveland, coal and stono scht
o. Moss, Muskegont lumbar schr L. D. Coates, A1'
kegon, lumbar: sohr lIalsn Blood, Auatsaon. lunba;
schr Seventh Ohio, White Lats, lumbsr; schr Jtsaa
Parker, Nuakegon, woodt achr Midnight, Ns'a
Island. wuoat acpr Coral, whitu Lake, railroad ID
sclr Eliza Day, White River lumber uehr John It'd
AAN@At6o*+t
Lake. Lumbar schr AslI1 6augatuck, wood sch1 "
ioit, AAshA. cedar posts, sehr u. Ao~hcs, ahsto}a
lumber; prop Fayorte. Menonine, yundTld'
barge souora, Meuomlnoe, lumber barge F. j. DtSa'
son, Msnantnes, lumbar barge Ellen WilltaIht VI.
nominee. lumbar barge ursnus, Mencn.uss. iuGsaS
barge F. u stoekb:iugs, Manstos, !u1nls< soow sos1
6iae, White Lake, iutnbeF sepw Sea Star. lrntsse,
lnmIsf; sehr Raleigh, lAsa.ugton. lumber sehr 7@
laine, AuakXon, WOOD. 4,
CLEAakD-sehr Prince Alfred, buraio. :o,foe ~ ~
eora sehr y. uarnca, Eseaaafx, bsls tetf and se
scnz aano nal.tou. kingsson llaJo bu wheat ~ y;
Elars l4rkes, buffalo, y 40 Gu whcat schr g ~ ~
Johistou, frankfort. dD hu oats xohr Marian EsAs
lIun.lo, l7,4Qo bu cnru schr Ellen Hpry, u4dI,Sa
o.u0U au e.rn prop 1sotse Dnnlar. AlsAeson' ,n, ~
bu u4ts hatk Farsus, YnnA Alo .a9 BY ceEa slna
Chicago, MAnitowoe, 10 bts peas, u bates b{o9w
corn lso grreu hldea and at.ndtass pr,r MrstenS1
Ut, 10, tsls FORK. enl sundl1ss huts cusors b"
" kegs bter, and suulEes+ an ,.A
N1GaF CLt4nAscIz-seLr William Smith, So1.
IIArcx suat1es; stnr Asnmlinsa, Au4keRan. ~
dEtosj schE 0Eaes Murray. DunAo, lJ1ll bi W., s
sehs Rsaia Wilder. k!ngaton, 1s,735 lu Sheat; F@
, 1875-07-29

The following tnstruineAts were 6le1 for focoEsl
"Wednesday, July .S:
CITY PROPERTY.
Tho promises No. 40 Park ~, dAteI july a. g 10000
liopa u, "! It W ot uue Isa,i,l ar Il +, 9,tG8
II, dated July ~. ,....,,..,,.,,,,.,,,..,. l5OQ
Athlry st. lG7 Il W Of Ilnro,r It, II I. 2salhoft,
dattat july .3... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,100
Central pAEk AZ. ?i4 B-iD II d Of Twenty y-sI.th
VI, T. a0at.A viz Il. dated April 1S........ 60O0
Vest Superior Ut, " cor Ut Leayltk 1t, u I. 0j
T-lDxlal 8-lD II. datct July yls......,,,,.,, $3.50
1siferkon Ut, d IT Ut Fuufteenth ut, = +, 3l1
III It, daeI July ID, J,....................... SU00
Hurting vt, bet Get,ttc auI Willow sts, Uf, 2Ix
III u. dats,l July Observation-Disclosures. N. 1,J4o
fuFth IeArpoEn 1t, iUI1i It 4 u Chestnut ut. Q
Nx1ih #, dated July y37.,.........,...,.. G,D00
ssagwick st, l:oA It Il VI Oak VI, I, !i1laoft,
ooa,reo ~, III, Il i Of l'hsty-fouth II, wf,sx
ai1A sl1 II. daad July tJ,.......,.,.,.,. IL, 1900
eea'ter 10y y, 2d Il Of Inav'tt at, u I, 481tO0
~, 4attl July 1900
"sat !arAAoL Il, of md 1sar California ~, II
~, etA-l3 H. dated Jutls 30. ..,,.,, 5000
"rst =, % n.s9 "t, wcor Of ltoyno AZ, (, 51xl00
- IL aatHt July 26....,.,,, .,,,,,.,,..,... 4NOo
"tst iAts VI IL ituut Leayitt 1t, s r 10 It 10
c.,':.. 1l,rS: dated IT. ,s 1aiy 1asoo
,n;. a., ta-i9, H. dated July s.6M
soo4a " StAA L1AtFa' WITHIN AAuIUs oY NILxY
oF CnuHI.MuUaK
Northumberland ~, II uf alld rear Hl1ty.aas
ont Vt. I. u It 10 alley, lut I'd July ~ An
Greenwood Nv, l7o ftH Of K1sy. y.tr,t H. " l. a. Nv
1lfO d-ltfs. dat0a Fsh. .p.,,,,. ,a.n
bsttt It, lssN Il > Of 6tas!eth 81 s;t;sii1 ''
It, aAte4 July y31.......,,,.,,.., ~. ar1
6t4ta u, W fta Of 41t!etA II. " i, f,49k4l7utt.
aateo 1uly 15.'.......-. .s.............,,... 9Tl7
, 1875-07-29

LATEhT,
NEu Fnnk. Jnly 2a.-t1old active, with frequent
auctnutlona erciuR at l1at, advancing IL 11A';, de.
cnns To llo's, and closing Ut nav. borrowing rates.
1ae. LILO, 1.Gs, and per cent LoAnA also made at
aud nj for rarrying.
Governments lower, in sympathy With gold. Rail-
roAd bonds firm. State bontss quics.
Tho cxcttemen. growing out ot tLo f,lirc Of Dnn-
can. Sherman l. Co. Las optrely suHsidei fur the
son that It Reeaa ~ II fresh troubles wuuld arise
therefroIn. On tho Cotton ErulanGe thcrs was be-
ter feeling, and the opinion prevails flat no dicn!-
ties will result tleru from the failure. The suspension
OF tho Commercial Warehouse Company produced
hardy ripple, ~ tho failuro not CONNECTED tn
any why with tho general situation ot nars in this
country.
stocks openrl firm anu ftlI oG, l,nt afterwards the
market became lloslt AMI ae&tYr. With sharp a-
vnI1cc in prirs. Al The snnd call The market
lnB the !ast Uur of buanets tuo; aud hlgler
aul tho best pEce4 of the day nude The largest
nIsanco was ln Western Union, whtrl tpEe to M,
Uhlon Pacific wAa next In point II ADVANCE rixtuK to
III. Lska Shore was aao prominent, AMI adr.nrei
to t1a. Northwestern roae to 41'; fte the common
cornn,11. ana 61 for lrefcrrel rcldc Mail to 3sa
Now York Central 10 10JA; llock island tn IUi Ohos
tU 111s 1Ad Erie to 15k Tbe market was generally
aetivc nj the advance. Transactions auastent C0
shares, nf which ~, ,OO0 Pacific Mall iuO00 Wcal-
UnIuA "a, Duo Northwestern l., ,0otl ri. Paul, ITO
IAciiic.
Money martot rasy at 2:gt. Prime mercantile paper
Ok he5.
U,1sta1ns recruits, sei1.W0. "
Tie htafstsnt Treasurer d1shursed $123.po0
CioatIngr, s. t,.nW0d0.
NitF,fn u
, 1875-07-29

&HEEIt-Thetu xsra 10 tleFstnpn3ents Ia the
zhuep lasEkut. Tbs demand, haagh rostr4ete, 70
meeting ths wants Of tbs home trada, VA great
enoagls to 4bsora sha moderate supply On aals aud
prIcEs xers sustained Il jar infxsur to tus-
dlum, and At Is for good 10 9tr!euy choice.
BUFFALO.
tot4i fur t1s week. s,0A. Market onIY moderately
active. pzscrs weak y ysatarI.y'a quotations.
huEkH AND LAAAk-k&eeeipts, I, ,aOo !; taal foE tha
vpsk. ~. laa3, uutpr ha raenat hsavx receipts,
fully q psr loo IL oG frsa laAt xt<kh
ss i fy sss 1y sass:t .
, 1875-07-29
roReloN MARKETS,

FoREloN MARKETS.
snseias Dt*uasch 10 TIE EAtcaas Tribune,
LrvxnrooI7 July 29-12 rn.-FLouR-No ], rs
No. ,, .sa. -.
Observation-Disclosures, No. I, los; No. 2, 9s l0i d:
spring, No. l. Ids ID: No. . "a 4d wl.tc NJ. l. ioa
Id No. 2, !0s ID; clnb, No. /, ils u No. lbs 3d.
Corn. No, !, 3ss ID No. 2, 35s.
PRov1sIoNs-pork, 77s. Lard, 61s etf.
LIVERPOOL, July 28-2 p m.-PRov1z1osa-po.k,
T7s Cd. Lard, Cos 6d. Hest unchanged.
LONDON. July 2s.-DuLL1oN-Auoun Of bullion
gone Into Dank Of England ba1aucs to-day. cl52,-
OpO.
OoxsoI.s-Money and account, o. 9-1e.
UE1tIn BrA1Es Uosps- -5-70 or 49, lo7L: do Of d7.
1854; l0-4os, 105a+ !; new 81, l03}f,
AMERICAN N1Ln0An BoNDs-Naw York Q4ntssl,
% Erls, 12N do prcierred. 20.
: CorIoN-i44d.
11NsEED OzL-5lL@stAd.
NEnN-commcn, 5tSoNd; palo do, 16Galod
sFtarTs TunrfSTNx-13s Cd.
fAats, July 2s.-llau.ea, sst s2xd,
FzAaKFcRT, July 2s.-unlted Staten bonds Of H3
oaN.
LlvRnroot, July "a FLopR-Extra sta.e aud
Western. 1is OIL.
onArs-,heat-No. 2 to I spring, o. edalos 3d.
oorn-Mi1cd, asa Cd.
PRovfsIoHs-r -rork-American-w Western, 8or; EaBt-
ern, 87a cl, ucet-Americau, 71s ID, Cumberland
nladlcs, t1. laTd-Americsn, Ola. :
CuEGsE-Firm: American, ssa.
TALLow-American, 40s ID.
IE1aoLruM-nonnets, 81; spirits, 74d
ANTWERP, July y2s.-pI7aoLEuM-AHa
, 1875-07-29

iOtis-Ths frcsh receipts comparatively were lixht
aud N a consequence Grsntr feeling obtained, auu
had u not Geon that thu supply wss augmented by
considerable amount of stale StoSk teru le doubt
that seliers would ye recovered IT least tQftiou OF
thu decline suffered earlier In tho week. ~ u was
holoru wero unable to do than sustain Tuesdays
prices. Local = well ~ Eaatern buyers operated WITH
ulallnd tn the pens msod. Bsles wuse At s7utas0 %
principally At S171G97s3 for light, aud 1t S1suey775
for lSAYY.
, 1875-07-29
CONNIE

Tne foflowiuR wcre the rrteirs aud ahipnaents at
tbs leading artico, Of proiucs IN th4 city during hs
l~rnty tyfuur hours cndfn9 at o'clock Oh "Wednesday
morning, aud for the corresponding Iata ouu year mo:
, 1875-07-29

Bos1os, JuiJ A-During Tho past shres dsy1 no
moveMent Of hnpostanee In wool, supplies azo CON-
Ing forward quite freely from The West. Good stock
on martst pesnenI IL 1t most exclusively for
mcdsum lecces. Fine fecces dull. Very li!tle nqu!r-
Cd for combiug And delainc leoces; 629ssAc FOR
washed 40t7 aOKu for unwaahcd Ohio and renusyt-
vania neoces t7s&8e fof and * go for medium
Wisconsin and Minnesota; At9a8o for snd
tuodium.
, 1875-07-29

ormrr atcam heavy a q LOU cass. slJs7Aslaa1l,
Gmrrsn-l1.m G"rrTs-r.1r, It sai''.r &aii,.r ,.,,,,
| E,ns-iravy; wns<rn, i7tW1sc.
1rArHnx-t1nrhanRrd: h%rnloek sn,c, Dneno, ARR.
anh lilo urnnds. tiuhi m1llrN and htayy we!aa ~
as5Ta california do, 2;N2oHc; common do IL
.. wont-wtthont decided rh.ngo: domestic t,c.,,
'IMTs1s .nf stap "nw,. 1ssa.o
ing, alc fng tstb nrn Il 1I~"a it,ant scntch az
ra ,nil ,t nneisnge Amerleaii dull and neaysaSi ~
c5s ho1.ssss, se s"f @4poo psosoi'''' ''''' ''os
pnn4nklpn1a, jaiy as.-F.oun-1As. .ct,s.. =,
tras. A.d!t: Nscohsin a,,d Minnesota e1t1a is,n,.
SMIsgho; Ohio, State, AMI Indiana, so.2as Gut
asA,x1Wiss: u,,.e.tsea and lower; ret1. 81 ,a;o
1.at; white, sl.95 lsyn held It s.o7. Corn IL gaa
s5c. uh!s aoady; white, osdooo: mi1ol, dse. ''"o"
rkrnuLsua0ftrm; 7: refined. lieukc: crude sxa
t3.@;. "1'"a1,
ncrrxn---FIrm; New York State and Dra1f,,.
tsas, 9tts15o: Wca'ern hrss. iB49oo; Westsfn roll
e1ttas, ?0ua!3c dU flrfts, l5t8 i9c.
cnstsE-'anict; Westsrn, duo, ioaloJHo do print
Euus-weatesn, fresh. 1sa,oc.
nALT13tOEE.
BALTIMORE, July 2s.-Ftnun-ssesay and unchsne.
un!1s-wheat sseady No. 2 an,bcr Western. sl.a,.
m1ned R,,,t. ..o. el.s; No. ret wcssrrn. st.3s: No.
:. es9, f,s''s "ha DO. sase;s. Hye-Xariss % 81
rnov1sioss-Qa,ot, 'iaSin hul iirm Fork ,a9,a,a?,n
Bulk meAta-Ehnrlders, uh'c: clear fiIl 19ko lwnst
u}Htsl9Ao packed. p.run-suoui,lcrs. ioho;% % ola;
r5, lst{s, Hams, 1thSl+4c Lard quiet, lut sse.dl,
lau7rEa-unchangel.
IE1noLEuM-GnrhauKal.
lo'ic: jubt1n8, i7,;tanar. ; '' s'S'' A49
Wuisxr-lle!d firmly al $t.2l.
1T. LuC1Y.
ar. InuEa. Jnly 4s.-FLoun-lI.alor, espcti,,,
stl7ts i.G1 double s.tra faI si75r52;: trelo c,.
fs! !'.'oe]oo9: family winter. Including faney s;I
"t;n: daa1s-,yne.,-nom,pa ,h,ocx .n,c,,,,,,., 49,.
higher: market higher; No. fc,l, fi.iI cas i'll
al 3a Anaaat; al.34 acpernber: No. o do, 81 25GiT
e.. ss4h. uoEi hrmer: hc!d higher; No. mixed, u
r1ner lei hisler for faturca No. . s7o SIi cs,s ~
4lc August; 3yt september. lire dull and louari T.
scl elt391s III. y
Pnov1sIors-rork excited and higher; I'll .75. 1sra
ne%insy non,i,sy Sws,; Lover; summer, l3f, ssa
lover; httlo llotng pt9t1!f; 1h gI3isc c.
n1asi,t WaasK4-pnl md 'Sxss 70 se; el11 l,i,i.
s'oou hn; oats, e,o,o bu rye none; barley 2.ca5 u
M, MY ao!,.: oa.EAss, L.. Jnl, assgoA.-Qutet eb-
.o MoLA.sAH-Oau ~ 1obeahs, fomm on, <G9&bo faif
Is,..t P1.!t4o W euults! t'$. seu.
nnhI. I, X. ,rms e. A.hs,s ett4 w;
sM ~t "'Pe' ~'''4a'eo'''' cno'ce' *"W5
eaAIs-f.o,n ,u,, ,na to,rar ~ stoaos, o..,..,,
At 14n liz 0t- ~'' ""A '"'t' a. oae''sc' oa1a qaa
unAnIouotrt, n. 4, In.
1MT-t,sis nri,,," l., "Igi 1aJi =. s,q m
t,orrtE-FIrm. ort1tnnrv tr 1,rr,a foan,>.
ranvisIofs3poct 1ulet At $nboa:9.75. Dry MI
mea,s q9is saoqders VIZ na!hlns do!ng n 'e
Choice suaar-creti lax Lard nujet: tcrcs IL
ke4' 143,c. "'A~'' ~
CnnN.afrAl-pu|l ut s37g.
WHIsxr--y,eAdy ~ II. .%j.a1 II.
TOLEDO. July s:-,FAoun-stcady aud unchanged.
hcr NSirnv.a q ~ S17 -" my . 9t:s3 40.
Sorte,nbrr ii ;Htai ID. n, q ran A'ssnst
jecteI rcd, nov, slal; No. ainhor Illinois. {l.Sa
Corn fair aud advanced: high mix 3D. 1bc: Any,,,t
, 1875-07-29

hEw Yoax, July 9s.-Trade movement generally
slow with conamtsaton houses anil tnportoss Cotton
goods quiet, except cotton snncs md chsvots which
aro In steady demand aud tfm. piats moving Alowly
iii dark ma1tler mud chocolate eGect&. Hamilton
Tycoon rena opened in fall styles. Voolen goods
quiet. F1vo hundred bales West Boylston Manntac-
turing Company's oolored blAnketa sold 1t auction
ani brought ssttxiactury prices.
, 1875-07-29
PROVISIONS


1loo PHonuOTs-"rro moderately active, with
little change III prices Hogs In fair Iu;r!y and
scady. but lard Il Ter Ill ns lowcr In I1ysFpoo
and New York usa Quotal lower Gu 10th. pork s1d
lard. Thors wav nM much product offered here,
however, and the demand was fa!r; hsucp there WAS
tnaeh lens Ut weakening than might hayn bpen ez-
peetel.
MESA PonK-Ayaraged ahol,t the same, and closed
exactly tho sals ou Tuesday, with fairly nctyu
h!ustseAt, under fair leEand ftuln tho abort III
tercst. salc4 reported of ~ bs!s ca1h spectal
brandy 1t 90; 2,1a0 brs 1err August At tAl4u3
od7I5; and ,s5O urls seller September A. S9o. .s1.s
2b.a7k. Tota', 80 brls Tia market closed. Ut
*saA cash or seller Anguot, to ~ seller Aeptenbr
aud nom!nally Ut SA.Bse,S,91 for October, Extra
Prime pork wus nominal Il 5lA.2a.
.Ake-W4a moderately ActlVe, but 1tkc rcr lGO Ns
Msse Alid steady u tbs decline kusos rrportr
u lsoo tss sel!cr kettrtnbsr at 43.atslJ.hO. Thn
MarRct eted At &1j.W cRs or seller August, S.1 50
1os ~ and npmMally At 43 10 seller ie yrar
alE4t&-"trs very latct sae iralpa reported being
Only rIanRa@ from unt tnunth to lputh.f There was
aIIslt shtl Straightforward. but buyers N-ute,i coucrs
s"is IN wiiittr~elrrd atuN wnIo ts,n<r n+uty wcro
st.a"y. Hsles weru rsIr,rtul u ID ,Ou Ia shoulder,
seller Auguat. VI hlr: isDuklH ~ n, acler s.1Armiwr
VI h!.c; eu,tOo In shnrt Stts, seller AuRuxt
ut lIc; ant$ bD,tNt hs do, seIler Ben.
tnMbxr, At IL. Tlu market c.oaGu al B,;c for
shoulders. cash or seller AAKust, anl BEc Tor do
seller September 1lo for long cItlrs cash or srl!ur
August, ap4 fur do ssllc,j Hgptt mtr lsfc for
sAost rihs, cash " ssller huyust, AaI l.c for do
, 1875-07-29

PE1TsnuHat Pa, July 2a.-FeroIeuul firm: crude,
slls pcr bsl At Pssknrs; reanod. ulio, rhadsiphtA
ia1iyarv
, 1875-07-29
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instru,neuts were fle1 for rocos.l
Wednesday, July .S: s.
, 1875-07-29

Also prsor to the week ending June "a aud b.rt IN
Aay tdsr stoeks Vi .lees Auctuue, frou 10 b00 us
to - with variations IN ths isslnlm un apII
sa!tins In : i.res and srl a1sptly isr,aapsas rua M
saHancs s. of =, ths premium: but. suteriie
UPON Juiy With a marked iueruaAs III tho stock uf
tte1e, The Premium Ruld fsl Arxsy, Al fsscllxl
iaEe tls e1eitenlent Of s lais b44klug Al tottou.
lunt. " NSe@s'
I'M result was Iroducel by Nh iucrcasu Of ouy
N Hoa' III tbs s!ock Ut s{'s<aa hsd ~ the New
siat would bs she Ee+usif f10 oo iuose should Lu
naeu slLatn tbs maxi two taou,ha with cextAny u
~, ~ " mofs Mat1ia tas faIovny four mouths
%"S "Ao aoatt 1e< laosaslat, tt6 sasut upod th4
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04

tional government to its responsibility for
the alcoholic liquor traffic, and that we
hereby ask the 44th congress to prohibit
the manufacture and sale of all alcoholic
beverages in the District of Columbia and
territories of the United States; to pro-
hibit their importation from foreign coun-
tries, to require total abstinence from all
alcoholic beverages on the part OF all Off
GERS in the civil. military and naval ser
vice. and to initiate and adopt for ratitica-
tion by the several states OF the Union a
constitute NAL amendment which shall
make the tariff in alcoholic beverages lille.
gal throughout our nation.
The question of female suffrage was dis
cussed. Miss Anna Dickinson spoke with
much feeling on the subject. She argued
that only political organizations and tenn
perance ballots could defeat the evil of
intemperance. Conventions and speeches
and crusaders were feeble institutions
against it. At the conclusion Of her re-
marks she was loudly applauded and the
convention then adjourned sine die.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 3.-Another
heavy rain storm occurred last evening,
causing White run and all smaller streams
near the city to overflow their banks A
large amount of damage was done by wind
and flood in various parts Of the city.
The Whale northern section of the city was
overfiowed to depth of from to5 feet, fill
ing the cellars and lower stories of large
number Of private dwellings in the best
part of the city. The old skating-rink
building was blown down. A negro man
named Robinson was buried beneath the
ruins and seriously injured
The damage to all the railroads is very
serious, The trestlework of the Indianap-
polls, Bloomington & Western railroad.
five miles west of the city, was washed
away, Eagle creek bridge, on the Indian
apois 4 st. Louis railroad. was washed
away. The Vandalia and the [, & V. IAN
the D., Nj. 4 1.all suffered more or less.
John Humphrey,a stock-dealer, Of Fort
vile, was instantly killed while travelling
on a wreckiDg train on the Bellefontaine
road yesterday. Mr.. Humphrey was in
the baggage car, and hearing the whistle
blown, put his head outside the car, and
was struck by Car on the side-track
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 3.-John Eagan.
charged with the crime of rape on a little
girl 6 years of age, daughter of Mrs Buck
man, is before the grand jury to-day.
The result of the examination is not
known,
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, June 8. Deputy
Holman Leatherwood was to-day shot and
killed by an illicit disiiller.
RIPLEY, o.. June l. Two brothers
by the name of Ogerturf, Lying near Hig-
ginsport in this county, got into a diff
Guilty about horse this afternoon when
one shot the other with gun, killing him
instantly. Great excitement prevails in
regard to the matter in the neighborhood.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
Waters New Scale Pianos
are the BEST MADE: 1he Touch ELASTIC, and
SINGING Tone, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS

SINGING Tone, POWERFUL, PURE and EVEN.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
cannot be ExcELLED in TONE or BEAUTY they DEFY
COMPETITION. The CONCERTO STOP is a FINE mi
TATIoN of the HUMAN VOICE.
PRICES EXTREMELY LOW for CASH DURING
THIS MONTH. MONTHLY INsTALMENTs RECEIVED
oh PIANOS $40 to $40; ORGANS 81 to $40; MONTHLY
AFTER FIRST DEPOSIT. AGENTS WANTED. A
LIBERAL DISCOUNT to Teachers, Ministers, Churches
Schools, Lodges, etc. SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS To
THE TRADE Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. HOR
AGE WATERS q SON dS1 RrOa6wav
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
IMPERIAL GRANUM,
THE GREAT MEDICINAL FOOD.

This Justly celebrated DIETETIC Preparation lie
in composition, principally the GLUTEN derived
from the White Winter Flint Wheat Cereal, solid
extract, the invention OF an eminent chemist.
1t has not only been highly recommended, but
certified to by large number OF CHEMISTS and
HYSICIANs-representing very high degree of
medical sclence-as the
Safest, Most Acceptable and Reliable Food
for the growth OF Infants aud Children, and for
Mothers lacking sufficient nourishment for their
offspring.
Unlike those preparations made from animal o,
vinous matter, which are liable to stimulate the
brain and irritate the digestive organs 1t embraces
In its elementary composition
THAT WHICH MAKES STRONG BONE AND MUSCLE,
That which makes good Flesh and Blood.
That which lie easy Of Digestion-neveI
constipating,
That which is kind and friendly tc
the brain,
And that which acts as preventive OF those Intes
tinal disorders incidental to childhood.
Aud while It would be difficult to conceive o.
anything In Food or Dessert more creamy or deli
cious, or more nourishing and strengthening ar
aliment In
Fevers, Pulmonary Complaints, Dyspepsia
REGISTRATIONS OF THE SYSTEM,
OR GENERAL DEBILITY,
its rare medicinal excellence in all Intestinal Dis
eases especially in Dysentery, Chronic Diarrh9a
and Cholera Iniantum, has been incontestibly pro
ven See circulars for testimonials. Sold by drug
gists generally and at the Wholesale depot by
CAKLE & STRONG,
153 Water street, New York.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-04
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