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COMMERCIAL.

Ihs following wsrs ths receipts and shiptnents Of
tbs eadng a1tices M produce IN this city during ts
&wsnsy.fouF hour ending u O'Clock On Tuesl.y
uosuinEs
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STOCKS, bonds, ETC.
NEw YonK, Arrl ll.-uold opened and closed at 113,
With s.les In the interim At ll27k. Carrying rates.
" Az. Loans mere also mado dat,
Governments were steady.
Iailroad bonds xoro In fair demand.
State securities woro dull.
Stock speculation was marked by Increased activity
IN = few. shalse, although tho general market wna
quiet. Tho featuve OF thu day Lake Shore, whlah
~ derse.,ed l5 heavy sales; la;iee Nail and Mrhl
aialler. Western Union declined a. tho opening
2 a5's. on ,;,o ~ snnonnsemsut that ti.e A.
transmit at night aud deilvhr through tho post-o,ce
sn tho following morning 1Ntwecn rrinci,,. citlrs aud
cast Of cnteaGo twenty words for nnc-hAlf tic
flica Of ten-Nora da5-1,cssaga. Tie market WIS
GENERALLY weak unIjl tic cioso Hhen tAere waB
partial ros oxesy. with bcssrr feeling. Lake shoro
I'll on 10 3stf snd c!oeel Ut Sal. Western ljnlan
Allied to 66s. Transactions aggregated sharr4
Il which 29,gv9 wtro iactdn Anil. 35,t0o Neatesn
Union, q, ,nt Erie, and 81, N1 Lako Snoro.
Money ioaucd Al otao, and closed II ). Primo mos-
un.tIs Taper, 6esG.
tloducu efforts, 81, s,523,ho0.
CIEtoEIs receipts. S320,MN.
Tue Assistant TrenEuEer dlabnracd 81, 900.
C)eeringa $jl ,002.tTD.
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Long aud uhort clears quoted At l2e e1sh. and
12'sc eel'cr May. boxed: green hams, 1lH@i2Ao;
easl, OF seller Ar1i loagcut hams, 1s@laXc, boxed
bacon hatns, 14albc. ..
GhrAsE-Was 1mIct Ut GH@4c.
DEEF pnoDUcTs-Wers Stead, and quiet at s1nso
Sl.no for mess, 81 .513f2c9 for extra mtss, md
$sl5Hta u. o. for hams.
TALLow-,yas quoted ut e]{s8Ho
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lug sanRe Of prcns ChoioA 10 fancy yellow, 3J39c:
medium to good grades 23oc; inferior 10 common.
l5S23o; common to chsico roll, 15a33ou.
DAG0INa-1tenlatns atcasty and unchanged. Orders
show somc nts Increase but tho ovomeis stll lacks
animation and tho tons 4 tho market II by
bMoyant: Stark a, 26ko; Peerless AA, 23c; 1nwts-
ton. 25c: Montaup, $50; outar7o. $50; American A.
23c: An,oskcas zlSc; Otter Greek. a3c busnp ags.
4 b4', 1ahSl5ko; do, bu, l5@l6c: euunlcs single,
1lH@1sc: do. double 23a1c.
CfIEEaE-Tho cheese market had no unnauai Tea.
tutes. Stocks Of luo factory cheese are Awualing
away 10 small dimensions, and holders ersnee
easfness regarding tho maintenance Of prices. LAW
grader arc more less uestecte aud sell irrcguariy.
We auote: Good 70 prime factory, l2313Nc.io"er
coAf-rrces remain ~ before. Tho market Is dull
ies.Wpnns ra"ss u .na M na tooo: DO ess
cannsl. s,;ona75o; E1tc. S7.oo; plossl,,1E. $5.M;
ofa osasf oh;o x;ss oo FIJI ao tsa!aSs s?s ''' Ball.
Eaas-wcrc ess1 at l4Ho. ria receipts uero fair
and toe demnad light comparatively.
~e!i.snstalned demand, prices SHOW incrrasud
strength. the quotations teing advanced 10al5o per
seay Trsde W., - snsou.n.y sa lily .e1s s Nc. Ehi;easi
fhrl, 5lv3 526; no. do s,.ooGas.1o; No. front.
s,o9 N: saoss mastes.l n.w -eIi
large, l2 Nc. by II t.6o; large fanny NJ -
labrador herring, split hEls. S7.7s@se0; do Xbr'.
*4.ooa4,2s; Labrador herstna ronnd b1ss 80 soaa7a;
s1aa g. hss1 astas ssnep w S
FRUITS AND NuTS-The fruit trade continues to
Improve, and the market has nrn.cr tono toth for
domestic and foreign varieties. There Is Etil largo
demand for rrlnes and - stocks have become cou-
s!derably reduced. p.cea ars working upward. Tnrk-
aisina md sppies .ro sso Sisho4 % Qaot.ons II
other lncs remain O. before. To1E1dE-Datcs, new,
e. sns p2shes 1ss;
nna aoa, GSIss saS = 5.s!as .es n:%
"a rttrr In Art
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MARINE.

PORT or CHICAGO, APRIL
AnnlrALs-8chr natta Fisher, LndrlR's Pier, rsit
road ties; prop Mcsscngcr Denton usrbor ndr1es.
stu,r Corona. H. Joseph, Hundries; echr City Of aba
boygan. Ahnapcc. railroad uea; schr Tulcoa, South
Chicago, Hight.
cLrAnED-stn,r Corona, 81. Joacph, sunlrts; sen,
9. Shaw, South Haven, hundtits se1ps A1uskeRou,
Mushegon 10 br1s rosk. brla bec 10 bags seed ana
sundric4; sehr Kato Glott J8ctsonport br1s -four
bri pork, sn aundtics srhr North 8tar, pantwatcr,
bu corn+ md sundrcs; schr Florence Ltetcr, an!ata
khf1a pork prop O. Ictz bsnistse tons hay and sun
drIcs; echr Hattie Fisher Davis pier tons feed
etnit Clcngo, Man!towoc, sundrica: prop Messenger
Gcnton Ifarbor u hrls tour, 70 kegs boer. Us ptgs
hardware, u Iris pil
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
DnipoEroHT,' ILL.,, April ll.-Annrvrp-z Montreal
ostawa b,ouo bu corn B1apls La1i, Loekport, 1,Aa
1rla lour,
ARRIVAL At NIAGARA.
NIAGARA. April 11.-P1op o. 8. Ellsworth, from o.,
weco, arrived to-day, iho Eet arrival Of The Boason
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percentage sou, not a asccrafued II the produc4 was
only partially cured. Tho eellcs claimed thnt tho lot
In question wns ltgsl tender The contract undor
the ruloa and tbs Directors conled In this visv Of
ths c4te
ICMnEn.
Tho Lvmbtrman Of April contains An exhaustive
rsrIen Of TIM l1mbcg product of tho Northwest for ths
season Of 1876 showing also the quantity Of logs and
lumber on hand n the beginning OF tho present
year Tho production and supply loft over arr eosn
to bo "a follows:
No. II. lumber
No. It, !utntrr bnd logs on hand
.... sawrtl En 1875. Jan. I. 1910.
MichBan.... ,aG0.le4 1,fO,l77,4.N
Wtsconein. .,,..,,+1, ,Uso, ,a7GtqD olt,a0t,,eo
Minnesota. .,.,..,.,. Sl2,ft3iTt 1t7,nJl,hD
Aiss!esirpi Iuvof.,,,, 201,is7,yOO 2l3,7ll,Huo
Total. 2,270tl2,&ao
The product Of tho tcaaon Of 1874 wna .G83
IT,, and Tho supply Of lumber and logs had jan
1875 was 2,l47, ,t2+7'9 II.
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Of stock Both shippers and tbs local trade seemed
cageE to Invent, aud al good to choiro qualities met
gralcs sod slow hut uot materially lower. Prices
ranged from tl75 for common To 800 for fancy. The
following are noted:
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CITY AND COUNTY l}oSDs.

thtcsko City I . Ct. bonls. .-.
CnicaSo CRY J u Ct. seN'esa 70.
Chicago City ! u ct, water loan
Cook County I y Ct. bondR
tahofti ...,.....,.... .....
Eonk County : y ct. bonds
,{lopR>.....................
Nest lark I . ct. bonds.. 50.
:;ort1i ChtcaGn 7 . q. bonds
tLincoln park}.
LOCAL. HTI
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Hu1rALo, April ll.-CArTtk-Necslpt1, saa; total
for weeks etGtl: nsrkot slow; offerings geu8enlly
poor: hardly sufficient good stce7 supply ths do
nand Of tho beat Suld st 10 advance o1ar lsat
aMtkp- -iteeoipts, 800; total for ths ws.t, o,aoo
nartc acyc u o'sEtngs sold readily At A5'ie ID.
Hoas-lieeapts, zoo; total for Tho week. s,oo mar.
TT only moderately active; supply light stock and
forkoss moro than deInal.d Workers. $S.00{09ls
heavy, &a5o; s1tra selected. fS65.
East Liberty,
EAST I.lsEnT1, Apr!l 1l.-oArrtE-feetlpta to-day
o5 bead: supply nxas sIads slow with very tex buy
ota; very little business doing; pF!coe .fs however.
lrm 1t last weoks nguses; baat, $57e9b0U: medin1a
to good 10; c0M1lou to fair. s. D9t7os hug
scarc1 1t a.26a400; atockors tcarce u f3Go3t.4.
uoas-Keceipa to-day, !, ,923 bend; Yoskers, $8.014
u.s.; Phtladelpl1s. t1.0N3s1L
HIiEEp-lleeepts day. a1oo bead; selling st $t73
641,Go; clipped, $32t6l9.76
wATEaT0wn.
WA7EnTowu, April ll.-CAT1Lt-Net4!ptA 1854:
advances e1uals No, live weight.
CArTL1-TTsds quicker than for sassrA3 works.
salts, choice, {9.0043,l3N; ettlA, Ss01ssso: fjre
quality, t7.to67.75i third, $l00Si76; second $50
Sa.75.
BHHES AND IANua-Koceipss, 4,7fV. Thers vas
wds range sheep; p%e1s sud iess than t1,po pse
hsad pIlcsx steady on good nocka; aalss In lols'
slaeAa5o each o1tta, 41u6.eo, 10 to Ike psr L.
st. LOUIS.
1t. LouIs, April u.~uoas3ActIys, but lower On
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Tho following ara tho foottngs Of The oleial report
OF grain in sofo IN til rty the evening Of Satur.
, 1876-04-26

further execution of the trust. Some
attempt Of this nature,-nameIy, to gr0ie
Universities as the English Endowed
Schools Commissioners attempted to grade
SchooIs,-is a real requisite in tins coun-
try no less than in the United States, for
great loss OF power is due to the endea-
your to teach beginners or even little
advanced students in the same classes
with far-adyanced students. We shall
watch with interest and curiosity the
development Of this great experiment in
the United States. Why should not Ok
ford or Cambridge grade her Colleges to
purpose ?
, 1876-04-26

whole revenue of Spain. As this amount
cannot be paid, a composition must be
made, and the highest which would last
is probably IS. Sd. in the pound for the
ConsoIs, and los in the pound for the
Floating Debt. The Debt would then be
we'll under $500, 0OO, 900 at 3 per cent,
or &c, 900, 1000 a year, which Spain
could pay regularly, and which, after all,
II 1t were but regularly paid, would not
be ruin for the bOndhoIders, who, whether
ruined or not, will have to submit to
some such terms. Spain cannot spare
more yet, and waiting for the result OF
fresh taxation only involves more loss.
The M~inghetti Ministry in Italy has
succumbed to fate, to the disIikes which
every Ministry accumulates on itself, to
the extrayagances of the King, and to tho
wrath OF the Tuscan Deputies, who were
determined that the control OF the
Southern Railways should not be trans
terred to Rome. Notwithstanding NJ.
MInghettI's favourable financial statement,
the Radicals brought forward a motion
against the grist tax, which was accepted
as q vote OF want of confidence and car
ried by e majority Of 81 in a House Of
423, more than four-ffths of the total
number Of Deputies. The Ministry CON
sequently resigned, their resignation was
accepted, and s. Depretis formed a Gov
eminent. 1t is not supposed that the
policy OF the new Administration will
greatly differ from that of its predecessor,
except ~ so tar as its jealousy Of the Vati-
can may be q little more pronounced.
The Italians, however, have never been
able to trighten themselves about the
Black Spectre, as the Germans do. They
know too exactly what a Pope is, aud
what he can and cannot do.
DR., Ferrer, in featuring at the London
Institution on Monday on "Sleep," laid
it down that neither any living being, nor
any function of any living being, is capa-
BILE OF unintermitted activity. If any
organ of the body seems to be in perpetu-
al activity, that is only appearance. The
heart sleeps as much as the muscles. but
then the hearts sleep is rhythmicaI, taken
in the interval between the diastole and
sySCOlC; OJ " puI Tue Same LuIOg more
familiarity, is taken in a great number of
very short maps indeed, which amount,
however, when added together, to eight
hours out Of the 81, or oue-third of the
whole day. If that be rest enough, we
do not quite see why the same sort Of
rest might not do for the brain,-which,
even as it is, in most men seems to work
IN frequently repeated leaps or impulses
of concentration, interrupted by minute
reveries or dreams of relaxed effort, rather
than strictly continuously. And certain
ly, in sleep, the brain often seems to be,
if not as hard-worked as ever, at least
very hard at it, dreaming, as Carlyle says,
A." the foolishest Dreams" but not the lesa
elaborate and tasking for that. What an
advantage any race of men would have
whose brains, while equally developed
with ours, should be sufficiently rested by
the minute, but repeated, intervals of re-
pose which seem to suffice for the heart.
The week lending April y has been
full of rumours of an intended abdieation of
II nv
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The Times Of Tuesday published a re-
markable table in its City article. This
purports to be an account of the National
Debt Of Spain, taken mainly from official
sources. 1t shows that the total amount
of the Consolidated Debt is 8426, 33,195,
bearing interest at 3 per cent, or
812,700,OOO a year and of the floating
Debt, col, 958, 900, bearing various high
rates of interest together with q small
sum, as yet unknown, raised since 1874.
If the whole of the Floating Debt were
funded at present prices, II, and also at
8 per cent, the total Debt would be
s70O, 100000, and would require the
, 1876-04-26

The week lending April y has been
full of rumours of an intended abdieation of
the Gar. They appear to be thus far true,
that the Emperor, who is i'll, depressed,
and over-worked, intends to enjoy long
holiday in a Southern climate, IN company
with his daughter, the duchess of Edin-
burg, and proposes to make the Cesare-
witch Regent during his absence. This
change will be a considerable one even at
first, and it is. s~carsely possible that the
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, 1876-04-26

1t appears that the Bremerhaveu assas-
sin, Thomassen, who was supposed 10 be
an American, is now known to nave been
a subject of the Queen, and to have been
born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, where his
father was o brewer. His real name was
Alexander Keith. Before attempting the
destruction Of the Mosel,' he had attempt
ed the destruction of the German Lloyd
steamer Rhine, on which he had shipped
an internal machine, i%nsuring the chest for
$4,000. The machine, however, reached
New York without exploding, the machi-
merry having got jammed in packing. 1t
is worth notice how very seldom internal
machines do achieve precisely and etfec-
tualIy the work for which they are de-
signed. The truth is, there is TOO much
hurry and agitation about the designing
and preparation of them. Hardly any
machine ever answers its purpose precise
iy until it has been tried, and has failed,
a good many times, and the causes Of the
failure have been carefully ascertained aud
provided against, But in the case Of
Internal machines, it is impossible. Their
first failure is apt to be their last chance
Of quccpsS.
, 1876-04-26

The great hope Of the Clericals aud
Conservatives in France-a split between
NJ, Gambetta and the Extreme Lett
appears to be again postponed. The
Deputies of that section have met the
Liberal leader, and agreed not to form a
separate group, NJ. Gambetta warning
them that if they did SO, the old Conserva-
tives and Left Centre men would unite,
and perhaps have 3 majority. He object
ed to any separation between the Repub-
licans and Radicals. His remarks won
general assent, and the sections will act
together, but it is clear that the two
Houses will be Unexpectedly moderate.
The Senate is almost Conservative, Life
Members soon losing the edge of their
Radicalism, aud in the Chamber, NJ. Gam
BETA will need tact in maintaining his
ascendancy against the party which is
rapidly forming itself in support Of the
Wing Government. That Government
put out a supplementary programme
through the Times of Saturday, which we
have analysed elsewhere. 1t is very mo-
dcrate and sensible, but a little too want
ing in the dramatic element for ordinary
French taste.
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better than / thought them, creep
juto my heart. q
"aOf course I know now that |
was either the victim Of an optical
illusion, or actually mad for the
moment; but 1 have told you the
truth.
"Then,' said Madame Gregorie,
Il sat down upon Carl's knee, and
put my arms about his neck.
"'It is pity you had no appetite
for your supper said /. Let me
see. You had coffee, steak, toast,
and pickles in a little saucer. They
stood on a table before the CRATE
fire, and in a room with but one
window. so that the bureau stood
at one side against the wall. The
flowers on the carpet were bright
pink cabbage-roses. And there
was a long bell-cord at the right
hand of the mantel.'
"'You are right said my hus-
bano. But where did you learn
these particulars ?
az saw you in that room with
my own eyes, as | supposed, in a
dream said |. In my dream L
spoke those very same words to
you, and heard your answer. We
are both in the same box. If one
of us is insane, the other is also
sand there, said Madame Greg
orie, you have my story. | don't
pretend to explain it. But it
happened just as | have said. If
you doubt me ask Carl"
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The course Of lessons will embrace forms
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His plan Of teaching is practical. No
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This enables him to acquire the real prnct'
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Acourse of lessons can be completed in
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All will find q thorough busiress educa-
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A course of lessons in this school will
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Tuition fee the course $500, payable
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House, which provides for the sitting
out of a day in each of several months,
on which the sheriff or his deputies
must be at the several precincts in the
various counties, and receive taxes,
and all who have failed to pay after
the first of january, is liable to pay in
addition to the original amount, > per
cent. on the amount. There will be
objections to this.
The Senate has been discussing Il
stringent law on bribery in elections,
to-day.
notice, Mr.. Editor, your remark in
the last issue of the HERALD in regard
to the two Houses of the Legislature
ordering the Sergeant of Arms to fur
nish each member with three daily pa
pers at the expense of the State. You
ask if the principle is right answer
no, and will venture to say that no
gentleman mentioned the necessity of
being furnished these papers during
the session when he was before the peo>
pie offering to Serre them in the Assem-
bIv, II is true, as some members ar
gued,. that the expense would not be so
alarmingly great, and that they need
ell to be posted, but when and where
is the matter TO stop. As well might
every man, filling aposition ola public
nature in the State, ask that his papers
be furnished, and then silence should
be kept in regard to extravaganza in
National affairs. If it is such n great
sacrifice to become public servant,
strange indeed that so many will rush
for the service. l will state in justice
to the gentlemen representing your Sec
ton of the State, that they all voted
against the order. There are quite a
large number of farmers in the lower
House, aud they are generally plain,
practical, commOn>sense men, who
seem disposed to work and dispatch
the business, though, of course, not as
well posted in legislative strategy as
some others of experience. There are
also number of professional men
lawyers, doctors and traders. all of
whom are noble, generous men, though
sometimes we hear an epithet express
ed rather privately against the gram
gers and farmers, but this is rather at
tributable to the narrowness of the soul
of the individual and not to the pro-
LESSONS. One of the venerable men,
bers Ofthe House, Judge G. w. Grad
dock, told me to-day that he once lived
on Indian Camp, in Ohio county, tho
his father and family moved away
when he was small boy. Judge
Craddock rs an influential member; a
practical, good speaker, and also think
err.
There are several LAWYERS of distinc-
ton, while there are Others younger in
: years and practice. 1t is remarkable
how very eloquent some of the young
"Solons" become, and how earnestly
they strive to enlighten the House with
their wisdom; but, after the gush OF
eloquence ceases, they are as mild as a
''spring morning." and seem to rest
quietly in the consciousness Of having
placed the county and State under las
ing obligations to them. More anon
OCCASIONAL.