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, 1876-07-29

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, 1876-07-29

and entirely nominal At &c for wheat 70 n,o;,.
AMI tic to nswcEn br Kingrtnh. 'Ha4@,
GhnsBLARD. slniy 27.--Tho 1gnreA on co,y ,,.,,
1akn ports ycstnsIay wcrc ihc snn,c ~ hcrN,a;ta ~
quoted. only tlrcy wcrG littn 1lrcr, oui %ots %a.ts
moro tEarcc. Iron ore afrcishts wars rcpo,.at!As
frnni 81. Is to 61.10 ftUu Marquette md Is
10 Lake Eric pnrta, nnif from, 7r to flc frn,.A ~
canada. Very. .fcw Charters were 11ado e.
DETROIT, July 20.--Gra[n ffeighta arc nn,., -. j.
iao, ec; to Clcvnlund lhe FREQ Of eies,'nissIl H.
T. W. Norton rcnortn Tho rchr Mongnlyons s1iaa iaiaL
orc. Esearnhn to 1,ctrolt. at bie per ton. ~ ~
prop Georgian, t!no denis, Detroit 10 Que%sr. .oe
rer m on rail; rcllr Falmouth, rlls tlens. a1nt q
70 Quebec, u. .ah pef M On rail schr Canton rTaa
rcr ri OH rail; lilo tirafs are owned by uss...2S
Emusy d WAtsrs, Of Windsor. Hesa1
, 1876-07-29

~ntrrd IN sraaua hHracnfne a rrttes. and At Tie
aosr isoadrs vH aaEnF - -; Nva1ss oTsr ts snn'
naycta lid not 70 have say rcTy ureent erd"rs
On hnnd nna tht1n .el,rs whn fns4tcf nroa nt.i!e;
Trailing IT. ta. 7 r., fur ponr q tktsx, tho,1 1
dns,1 u 10 -" ,,,ms 1os ttu sd Il F ii I'd cm"
10 good heary At 4D4sG TO- Tho HcrlnRs prn
, 1876-07-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were the rcceIpts and ahlpmsrts Of
thu leading nrtIces Of produce In this clty during
the twanty-fonr hours ending at Z o'clock on
Friday morning, and for tho corresponding time
last year:
, 1876-07-29

freq Oh board cars. .-.......-
ton at n t:ask wa a'''''' ''''''s'''" '''
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bsss ss::,s
s5esss shaass. r. issss Y Ksrons ~ Tatk
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u morn se.vs and advanced Nc trem til.
s!sss A $ss SsE se ss1 sssss,.
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ND :; AFT; $Ss !; $:
, 1876-07-29


cATTLE-1a eoulpariaon with tic two or thrpa pro.
eedlng days ac market yesterday developed llttlc
eh4nge cyond tho fact thai there was eousiasrably
diminished supply. The quality Of tha offerings and
the character Vi the damand essentially df-
feFtn Ta1as catto and conuou H. vood uakivc t4sars
eotnprtso tho nianr postt " ttn days receipts aud
tas prevailing 6gusns ~erc for the former, &1.7s6
LID and tor shs attcT s4+o,<st7a. scaawnss sold ~
k1 aa g. uoa12A while few bunchcs OF extra atstrs
were tskrn fks. TO- At thu uutstdc auoat!o IT,
hl!ahorn Go. aoll 4! heA u uai1a Missouri stcefn
haea OF fe1aas ranged fF1lh s2.1As1.s7H UFrKarJ,
Hsy hntshs.a s.s sss's WI Ms and
BIG deGItAo was 3uaaincd. TAa following ktcs weFo
, 1876-07-29

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, 1876-07-29
DRY GOODS.

NEW YonK, july 23.-1,u41ncaa moderate for package
houses and Qniet with obbofs Cotton goods In steady
rcquoat. Ltnwood hcached ahtrngs reduced 10 9c.
Ps!nta wGro fairly active. Glasgow anRhan1s ara re.
duced 10 one Kcpellants and kentucky teaoa vero
more active. lfoatr{ wna In stcady request.
, 1876-07-29

1rn1so .o1d cAr1y, Int wero omit Afterwards, md
the more periEtxblc frnt was offered Nt lowsr
Prices, while Hprlcs, pears. etc, wrro held At
former hgnrc'. though quito plentiful. Lemons
anu oranges were scady,
Lake ffclshu were qnlet. hut n Ahads nrmer at
former rates, Mt 1.tc for com TO nnf1alo. II vas
nndcrstoo1 That No was offered to proceed 10 Nil.
waukce and load with wheat for 1iullalo, bnt rc.
f0aed though several vcssce have already Eonc out
atthatA Agnre 1sail frelghts wore more active with
ont change In quotations. agents asking 2oc 10 New
York, 1ac 10 Philadelphia, 17hc to 1,aitu,ute, and
2oc to Dostop, nor 100 Ihs nihc!ne willing tc take
considerably lcBs. Through rates Try take mud rail-
were quoted at 10c for corn and 10!fc for wheat
to New York, nnd lae on corn 10 New England
points. Freight engagements werc reported for
IL 600 ba wheat, 1855, 600 bu corn, and cs, 600 bt
oats.
FOREIGN IMpOHTAT1oN8
received nt Chicago Customs Jnly :ss: Hfbbartf,
spenesr L Co.. 600 bxs Tin plate; ". II. Schimp.
fcrmnnn, cases cigars; u. benedict, 4 cascs
trimmings; William Finklcr 4 Sons, Z cases dry
goods; Rockford Watch Co., l cnsc watch mate.
rials; Fowler lrottcre 100 bags salt; Fcl, Letter
l. Co., n cases dry goods. Amount Of duty col.
lcclsa, ~, 401.5
, 1876-07-29
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PHILADELPHIA.
a%s: !!s sssss S7SssS ,2. s:S, n,w r,a
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I+s0t"a- STEAD, rrnds. lass. is'Ses rrtisd l7asD
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&s.;sx
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,nS,Yno SnE 9asfs, Jsly Hlst s
| 6,Ai !iEl! gra'ics. e. 7aM7 ~ o,,o,..
, 1876-07-29

summer .cHtct ncata WCrn nuutot ~ 6N6fG3fc for
boxed shoMlders; NJ for do slnrt ttha; et9oio
foE DO ane nn1 sl!or. csasss p}s9lc Tor Do cnlteI.
GQ1ra ouK:cut hams: llnnon hams about l1.<sI4s4c
fFsase-- WAS 1nlct 1t 55{aHc.
BEEF PhQDUCT5-Wers steady and Qutet at 3t0. II
@l1.tn for meas, &Il.TsHl2u for extra inelss and
TIHoto-Waa 1uuteI Il aaslc for city, aud 7a8e for
country lots. Acrurd1uE 10 condition.
, 1876-07-29

CLEvxLAHp. O., July 1s.-lctrolaum unchanged:
standard white, il0 test, 1oc, prime wta, Ito test,
l7s{c. .........
rTrsppEo. rs.. Iuly ea.-Potrolcnrn autet' crude,
s1.8lA ut raIkcf'e; refined. 17sic, Philadelphia dc.
| livery.
, 1876-07-29
PROVISIONS.


NO6 PROnrCTb-Wcfe rather mora srttve. snd dc.
cIdcdly rtner, though At Tho orcntnr operators
expected that tho movement wnnl be tho Othcr way.
Ia sympathy witt, hogs, which quoted 1owur. Int
product had already suffered sewers decline and hold
were not willing 10 make further cnncessisns,
There was verY ,uudcrae inquiry for klipmcua. hut
tho short interest wcre rather moro 2n1l0us to iii,
though tho demnnl was EaIs1y local.
Hess fWk-WAs In tair request and aaYaneed 17l69a
2oc par bril- with comparatively little Offering At tic
appreciation. 6altA were reported Of m 'rls cas, At
4H : ,00o brs seller August nj $ta. 10 ~; anl
2 75o brla scrr September at 3ta.aassla.G7If Tuta
<.on1 brls Tho market cosc 1.n VI s1a. .Aef1a GI for
casls So: Ssaia s2> scllet July: sa ess sl sc!le1
August: ;tR eo4tlsa7,s for sep9e'nber; and $l57 75D
la.s7& srlIrr tht yFhr.
extra do " et{ .ae i@.1D.
LorH-Wns IN lwt,er demand and advanced 2,c r fG0
Da though I4trrol WA hoL lnrtca Tmcr. Tile mar.
krt 4ftrrWnrd fell back tic. :t0sn1 f abovn tho &hr4
TxIcca pf Thnradsy Snra were lrnttcd of 4.tNu trx
scner August ut Fl0 10 j md IL t1*I tcs ssllr
Septetntrs at So 77t<4t 10 A1Ii. Tntal, IT, IN tcA
The market cluatti keaiy at sis Tka!1. 729 caAh
seller Jny; Sly, 7s4i9. TIL toF ssGr AuEnsss flnk
TO- A.} seller September: and 81. 7t .4 aedr THO
year. summer. Wa quotel about loe r 100
JtN1t.--Wcre gnict md a.cadcr. Thrrc was 1Ittlo
mare dn1n1Md f1r wtnur iz but chlnhy .U an roii.
trntA. s4hincr'cnrett were apparently Inactive. ht
SONG TRADES probably H1hac privately At tho feGtnt
decline which IL nlracttnY bnytra q. the anrpy OF nt
IL ets. snfcn we're rrtNTeu IF .Hk ri 1horf rt. at
AusuIt and 50, 30 for September. Tle following weFs
trAlh hfns3n a}Jo thtR tr}a.
, 1876-07-29

Hptr7u4 z71sPdlth 70 1n6 2F9tH518.
PorT Hgnok, Mich, July o8.-powk-puu
City Of Toledo, Apcrcorn, Celtic, Russia, Wave.
ly, Cleveland md consort; tchrs. D. a. Wi,Iisu,
Albatros,. City Of Tawar, J. 8. Austin, FertItt
DP-fropa Nnahun, City Of Fremont, Alpcna "a,
consort, Ehterprlao and consort, N. atIis a,i
9afgc4; schrs L. Gaskln, Aontcnlm, Mystic Stu
John Rredcn.
WIND-NoEth, gentle: weattcr anc.
Special Dtsp1tch 10 7As Tribune.
FoRr HuhoF, Mich. July 28-11 y. .m.-DJwt-
schEb Jennlc Matthews, prlncoss, !tilc1antlrjp,
Ur-prgps lnssaic, Vanderbilt, II. Z. Sclnoa,
QueDcc. Tuttle aud cOnsort: ecArs Cavalier, Ke,.
why. ''"
NiNp-N0tth, froah; weather lne.
Seeam- barge Schnoor, which WIS aground In III,
up tonight. ''>'' f"S"''
, 1876-07-29

nnEnaEronr, July es.-Anr1yEp-9racic OAe
void, Mtnookn, o, 600 bu corn,
'oLEAnHn--conncrce, Prison, 90 m stayu
prop Nontaus. Lockport, 4. 800 bu whcat; Map's
Leat, Luckport, 1897 bu wheat: Onenednr,,
Norris. a. I'll It lumber; Nort, Branch. UttoTa
q. bl 4 lumber; Cataract, Utica, 90, 00b It lau.
, 1876-07-29

SAVANNAH 1u1y 7s.-Cottsn quiet; mtddllng, f04ic,
atock, l17a net 1so; g1osa D7s; saes, 1so exports
eoastwfsc, ISL.
MounE, July 2s.-cottou auchanRcd. 1nidd1tuE, 1o9S
a1ONal stock, 4,5o1 bales; weekly net, $50; Eolds,
100; c1pUfts coaatwlsn LOGS.
GALVESTON, July aa.-cotton nominal; m!dIllnE,
lie; Etoc. e57 balca; weekly ,ot, Ss, Efosa, AL,
satcs. s2ss export to oroat britain, dlol coaAtH!se,
1881.
cuARLEs7ox. July 2s.-Cotton qutnts ,ndd1ing. 1ic'
stock oa bales; woakly receipts 677 sales, 2t0;
ports eoaatwIsc, 6H1.
Of 2 o balcsi Ecod ordinary e8D3Sc, nil the rest
changed receipts, net +is balcai exports 10 Havre,
174B; To Bremen, 70o rlvcr 12t atock ~ Oo0 weeka
sacs 8eoo receipts, nes l.7l1; erosa 2dt exports
10 Liverpool, rD to llsvre, 7tI; 10 nEenaen, 7Do
to Naplcs 7D1l to Now York. 1,b94l river. Il.
, 1876-07-29
MARQUETTE.

Special Dispatch to 7ns Tribune,
MARQUETTE, Mich, July 28.-AnnlyEn-pn,
Cormosant, Mary Jarreckl; Hchrs Charles Wall, G
A. Nicholson.
Sheldon, Ohio; schrs John Marlin. s, Ely, i. F
Ely, G. N. Ryan, Metropolis, lsonton.
pAssEp U1~-stnlr Arctic.
low, Cumberland. "''
, 1876-07-29
TlrRPEN'EL
MARINE.

:wtLn1soroy, N. C.t July 2n,-splrlts turpontino
steady Of as3l:.
, 1876-07-29

SHEEP--WerD In drtls1nl At about steady prices nr
NJ ST. ar1.2, for Inferior to inca,n, anil ii g. s
for gt,o 10 ctDce grades. AmuhK HIS sars wero
III hnsd ot Tenn aeeP, averaging ID 81, II sa6o-
, 1876-07-29

=, HVj1-ETaio VPsnfd l!aef q kHltY ek4leF prices
the d4y wore away f1u improvement in Tue laruAad
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

WILD BEASTS AND THEIR PREY-To
he devoured by wild beast is. To each
of us, All odious thought; but it does
not fellow that 10 be killed by lion
or tiger is peculiarly painful. On this
topic DR.. Livingston has given us the
benefit of his own valuable experience
A lion leaped on him. seized him by the
shoulder and tossed him in the mir as n
dog tosses rat. The tossing caused =
delicious delirium, which precluded any
sense of pain had he then died it
would have been mCrciful death, but
we should not have known that so it
was. However, his companions shot
the lion, who thcreupon dropped his
intended victim aud took to flight DIR.
Liyingston's lite was saved, and no en-
dured much PAIN in the healing Of hls
wounds. though he had none while in
the lions jaws. The skill with which
all rapacious animals kill their quarry
has often been noted. Evidently this
is no accident; II pervaded nature.
The tossing Of rat. or Of man in
the air. might have seemed sportive
caprice in the victorious beast. whom
We cannot suppose 10 do it from any
design but when we learn that it
causes the captive TO swoon and be-
numbs his pain. We seem 10 read u di-
vine mercy beneath the animals in-
stiuct
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18
Another Opportunity for the Re-
lief Of tho Afflicted.

The Surgeons of the National Sur
gical Institute. located in Indianapolis;
Pacific Division, Alhanbra Building
Bush Street. San Francisco, have yielded
to the many urgent appeals from their
patrons and friends in Oregon and
Washington Territory and adjoining
regions, To visit Portland. The former
Vi / was highly satisfactory and en-
couragirg, many of the patients then
accepted for treatment being now en-
,ire'v cured, while nearly all are greatly
ber -,,ed and In fair way of recovery
Three or more of the Surgeons will be
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, in Portland,
Oregon, from Monday. the 2Sth day of
August, until Saturday, the 2d Septem-
bel. SIG, six days inclusive.
They will have with them a great
variety of surgical apparatus. appli-
ances, etc, and competent workmen to
change, fit. and make such apparatus as
may be required They will come es-
pecially prepared To treat all surgical
eases Paralysis, all kinds Of Deform-
tiles of the Face. Spine and Limbs,
Diseased Joints. Diseased Eyes. Catarrh,
Private Diseases, Piles, Fistula, etc.
All who wish TO avail themselves of
the advantages of the Institute, without
the long journey 10 San Francisco or
indianapolis, should do so at this time.
No eases will be undertaken without a
fair hope OF relic. II is needless to say
that the institution is entirely response
Die, and the largest and most popular
Of the kind in America. curin. thou
sands annually. Remember the time
ard place. and come early. .fs- Send
to the Institute for circular.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18
A ROMANCE.

Her given name was simply Maui
while hi- vas John Augusta laute
IL owned hi, passion. - did She
Both loved with great Intensity
Her father worked trtct Of Iand
The soil of which wa. moztiy s9nd
While BIZ tzstcfrsl parents ran
A saw-mill fnr another man
They toiIc1 wl'h zeal. but labor ; call
Brought l'tl- 81 the - lercwithal.
And our Young lover, mo1rnesl that fate
Tmperatigsly bade them wait
one day Johns f.ther smd. My son.
To- morrow you'll! be tw.rnty ono,
And what you earn from thi- time
through
OF course will ali belong to you
Now Mr Bronson wants hand
To help him cultivate his land,
Aud I've been thinking that you'd best
Light out and give your pap rest =
Next morning at the break OF day.
Jack packed his duds and went away.
II happened that the day before
Poor Maud had left her fathers door.
And hired herself, the story goes.
To Bronson for her board and clothes
When John arrived and saw her there,
lie tossed his hat high in the air,
While Maud ran out with joyous face
And claspsd him in a fond embrace.
Old Bronson saw them from the road,
And softly murmured, iii be bloMed,'
Now, Bronsons wife was dead. aHd he
Was after Maud himself. you see.
Alas for John-alas for Maud
The jealous Bronson hemmed aud hawcd
Aud finally compelled them both
To take a solemn, iron clad oath,
That while they worked for him they'd
act
Like strangers-'tis a solemn fact
Then John went off 10 plough the soil.
And Maud resumed her lonely toll
With working hard from light till dark,
(For Bronson made him toe the mark.
John grew round shouldered. gauut and
thin,
And losing heart he took to gin.
But Maud. beneath old Bronson's care,
Grew pert and saucy, plump and fair;
And when one day he said, MY pet.
wilt theu b. mine ," she sighed. "You
bet"
passed their house the other day,
And as paused upon the way
To scent the lilac's fragrant bloom,
saw Maud flourishng broom.
And these words floated to my ear:
John Perkins we don't want You heie :"
Alas - thought, with bitter sigh,
The fondest love will sometimes die,
And of all sad facts none can begin
With him who yields himself to gin.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

FLoATING.-Men are drowned by
raising their arms above water, the un-
buoyed weight of which depresses the
head. Other animals have neither mo-
tion nor ability TO act In similar man
ner, and therefore swim naturally.
When man falls iu,o deep water he
will rise 10 the surface and continue
there If lie does not elevate his hands.
If he moves his hand under water any
way he pleases. his head will rise SO
high as 10 give him full liberty To
breathe; and if he will use his legs as
in the act of walking. (or rather walk
ing upstairs) his shoulders will rise
above the water, SO that he may use the
less exertions with his hands. or apply
them 10 other purposes. These plain
directions are recommended to the rec
collection Of those who have not learned
to swim in their youth. as they may be
found highly advantageous in some
cases.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

Marry HER FIRST Many years
ago. there lived a powerful blacksmith
fond Of his pipe and joke. He was
also fond of his blooming daughter.
whose many grsces had shared the af-
fections of yoang printer, The couple.
after season Of billing aud eooing.
engaged themselves. and nothing but
the consent of the young laay's parents
prevented the union. To obtain this
an interview WAS arranged. and the
typo prepared little speech 10 admon-
ish and convincc the old man. who sat
enjoying his pipe IN perfect content.
The typo dilated on the fact of their
long courtship and their mutual attach
mon,, their hope for the future and like
topics: and taking the daughters hand
he said. II am here, sir. TO ask your
permission Ia transplant this lovely
flower from its parent bed but his
feelings overcamc hlm. and he forgo,
the remainder If his ora.orical foar-
ishes. blushea. s,~mmercl. and finally
wound up with - from it, psreutal ted
into nav own.
The f,ther keenly relished the dis
comfi'ure Of the suitor. and removing
his pipe, ard ilawiug cloud # smoke,
he replied .-
Well. young man. don't know as
| have any objections. provided yon
marry the girl first"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

4 GENTLEMAN. When YOU have
fan9d NAN. you csunot have far 20 go
~ tiud gentleman. You csnnct make
a geld Tiu. out Of brass You cannot
change Cape May crystal TO a dis-
moOd Iou oanuo, make gentleman
till you first find man. To be gsn-
,leman it j. not suffcien, TO have had a
grsudfsther once. To he a gentleman
de- : not depend on the tailor or the
toilet Blood will degenerate Good
clothes are not good habits
4 gentleman j. jus, gentleman; be
is uo more, no less, diamond poll
ishod that WAS first diamond IN the
nigh \ gentleman is gentle. \
gentlemar Is modest \ gentleman
u courteous. A gentleman IS slow TO
take ofei 9, a. being one who never
gives II gentleman is slow to sur
mise evil, as being one who never
thinks II. 4 geItlemsn subjects his
sppe,sses \ gentleman suhdnes his
feelings. A gen,lemau refines his taste.
4 gentleman controls his speech. A
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

|" \ bashful young clergyman,
recently rising TO preach for the first
time, made IA terrible mix Of it, an
nouncing his text in this wise And
immediately the cock wept. and Peter
went out and crew bitterly"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

gentleman deems every other better
than himself.
Sir Philip Siudey was never 50 much
of gentlemsn-mirror though he was
If Englsud's knighthood-a as when.
upou the field # Zutphen. as be lay il
lns blood. h. waved the dfaught of cool
spring water. that WAS % quench his
dying thirst, in favor OF . diving soldier.
GoIyG IHro BANKRUPTCY A gen.
tleman who was rushing around with .
subscription paper for the benefit of the
orphans, says the San Antonio Herald.
stopped Il merchant on the street and
Explained 10 bim tina, be wanted ten
dollars
Have you heard - said the mer-
chant, looking sad from the corners Of
his eyes. " that | am about TO go into
bankruptcy :"
Yes. said the collector. :" have
heard so. and tender my cnngra,ula-
,ions at the happy event. and wish you
many returns Of il, You know when
you were doing fourishing business,
and were IN Strengthened circumstances,
L never asked you To assist the poor. but
now that you are laying up money. |
thought you might contribute Ii
tie"
Put me down for FIVE dollars" said
tue merchant. gloomily, and I'll have
10 pay that ont of my own pocket.
Charity begins at home by rights"
Only five dolltrs, How riches do
harden man and he uoted down in
his book: five dollars from all ind-
gent pauper.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-18

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