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What one woman may do, even though she
be fallen sister, is illustrated in story from
Louisville. Two years or more ago an anony-
nous letter, signed Magdaleu,'' appeared in
TIC Courier-lourual, Of that city, which detailed
in s1ngularly simple, but eloquent, words the
hap1css life Of her class, appealed to the kind
hearted for something more than merely chari-
table interest in these outcasts and expressed the
writer's own sincere intention to- reform. The let
ter was so exccptonable Of its kind that the
usual newspaper custom OF refusing to print
anonymous contributions was waived, aud the
appeal was given prominent place. 1t ut once
aroused ycry great interest, and vigorous, but
fruitless, efforts were made to discover the au-
thor. But it had ITS effect in tho organization Of
q society for the succor Of the fallen. which
met with such prompt response from inc good
people Of the town that q house vas secured,
amplc means provided for its support, and
system of personal visits to the houses OF these
poor creatures was inauguratcd. !hesc enofLs,
We see by recent report Of the Society, have
work. saws the President OF the Society, began
with but one inmate Of the Home The number
Is now seventeen women and nine infants. lhe
number received during the year has been larger.
but from time to time they have e1tner a. mafEieo
or been returned to their homes. The most sue
cessful work Is with young girls, who, after their
first mjsstep, seeing their folly, go to the Home
brokenhearted and anxious for the oilers OF
mercy. There arc also in the Home number
of women who hare for yearslircd an abandoned
lie, and they also exhibit the deepest symptoms
Of contrition. Ono day in each week the Home
is visited by delegation from the Young Mems
Christian Association, and at o'clock every
Sunday afternoon 4 sermon is preached by one
of the CITY pastors. These services have had
the effect OF leading the girls to think
about religion, and within the past
two weeks three of the inmates have
made a confession Of faith iii Christ" of her
whose appeal led to all this it was afterward
discovered that she was the daughter OF re-
sncctable gentleman in a neighboring town, who
had been educated with great care, vas betrayed
when mere girl, and thought to find refuge
from her shame in the city. There she SANK
lower and lower until, in u chance detention oe~
fore the door Of a humble missionary church,
she was attracted BY the music within. Enter
ing the door, she was given seat, and- by
coincidence, the preacher talked that day Of the
story Of Mary MaQdalen aud its lessons. That
night she wrote the letter, and the next morn
Ing she had disappeared, aud not until tue So
ciety she had inspired was we'll established did
She make her identity known. Meanwhile, I'LL
der another name, she hal been teaching
schoul in quiet 1ndiana village. "NoW,'' SAYS
the report, "shc is devoted Christian woman,
going about doing good. She is serving Us
missionary among the miserabtes OF her sex,
and during the term Of her brief ministration
has turned many stray feet back to the path OF
Yirtue.n
, 1877-07-22

F0A-IH1N GdxEAe 80,
4 patent has been recently granted to we'll
known firearm manufacturer In Gotha Tor an
improved air-pistol, which, IT is said Is likely 70
be largely adopted BY the German army: not,
indeeI, for use On actual service, but as means
, 1877-07-22

T7 L7lY 1]FF77CE.
Jim Brown, a worthy German, died in Frank
lin recently, and his next friend, also worthy
German, was appointed administrator, to settle
up the affairs OF his estate. Tie administrator
called at printing-of1icc the other day to have
posters printed announcing that the goods Of
the late Brown " wouid be sold At public auction.
" faat you to write up dose bills in some kind
OF sthyle,' said the administrator, whose mind
runs much to business, - vant Something's dat
will addract der plolfc eye, und prins. in der
beoples from der koundry:" The printer asked
for suggestion OF two. ssMrs. Brown und
mineselt haf dalked it over" continued the
business man, "und we yant you to head dose
the wall with bis cane to show TINT ne wanted
big letters" Hoor-rag! hoor~raw! jim Brown
Is dead y,
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THE GAME 0F DRAuGHTS.

Communications intended for this Department
should be addressed to Tue TRIBUNE aud indorscs
Checkers
cnECKER-PLArERs' DIRECTORY.
Athenaum, Nos. Is ana Is Washington street.
PROBLEM 40. g.
By Dn. n. u. PURCELL, Te.e Haute, Ind
End Game between Robert Martins anil r. ].
Forrest. Inscritel with regard TO Prof Martins.
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such idea had entered his head. As soon as be
oscrtauscd his -squaw he planted the bog alton
Of the load Of hav. This proceeding caused
the woman to bow her head i foot nearer the
ground. but Bob didn't notice it.
'"hy don't you carry the boy, Bob?" sud
We.
-''.For cos' me Ike to see him rider
Let him ride on your back, then.n
"Guess not, old son; mc.can't see him il ho
smiling upon tue youthful scion OF his house.
belore Teachine camp, Bob probably had i
quarter Of cord Of wood p:Icd up around The.
boy; Tor, as Piutes say, "Sduaw heap strong"
4 PEH1TENT. !.
ArEah, Eeelie, don't look Ike thunder-cloud,
What haT.n il I did stale kiss from your lips.
80 sinslble bee meets smiling Young rose, sure,
AND. rose Of the wurruid. spake aisy now, aint
More slnslole far than sasthond Oae.
And how could see the swa1e kiss that Was lying
IaSfe az go on J9nf req lige though yAitins for me-,
Faith, I'm awful sorry dtdnI take more.
'Twas your fault, :ntirely. Why did you smile as
me.
So great a temptation no man could resist,
For yonr laughing blue eyes, and your cheel: wild
dimple.
kissed. "
And could be draining they didn't spakc truth,
Sure beautiful fatares like thin never lie;
II they W, you should hide them, anu not be de-
saving
Such m innocent, trusting Young fellow asI,
Are you frowning still. darlsnt: Och, Neelie, give
Don't 1 tell you I'm sor1y-I didn't take nsore2
+ -uargaret Eyliage.
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" TO CURRESPOEUEETS-
Henry Hutzlcr-Letter received.
r.. B. Fonville--Thanks for the information
J. G. FairchiId- Thanks for fagoes dnly received
Phil j. Altschul-Solution and problem duly re-
ceiyed. Tharke.
Charles 4. Chester-Those promised problems
will be very welcome.
George Conway-The solution should always ac4
company problems intended for publication.
". E. Truax-Uuless ne arc labornc uudcz an
optical deusinn, 28-24 will win for whites at the
sixth move Of your solatisn to Problem No. 20, as
follows: a319, 81. 15-10, 2-B. 1o-15. 23--
24*, 1875, clio, 15-2a4. 6-8. White wins
D. II. pomeroy-Thc numbers as stated by you
would not form Problem No. 20. The black pieces
aluays occupy that side of the board, beginning
with the snsaA numbers. The problem cannot bq
solved by the line OF play you suggest, ~ tho
neted' III that position. Send in your figures,
please.
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" hltC.
White {Martins} to play and win.

POSITION no. .
By Put J. AL1seuuL. Chicago.
Black men on i, 5, 8, Is: Kings 13, ::,9, g.
White men On II, 10, Fl, 80: Kiugs on I, 2a.
White to move and win.
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been able to resist and which has demoralizcd
them not Z little from the o1d-timc honor and
honesty. There is SCARCELY trasiesman herc or
a 1aborlnG man or woman but what IS more or
less Affected by this influx Of luxury and its I'M
peratiyc demands.
''Don't think,'' said the manager OF one OF
the fine houses here the other day, TO one OF
these tradcs1nen who had been engaged TO lur-
nish certain ncccssarics, that because 1t Is line
house that Ut. arc going 10 submit 10 ANY u
these exo1bitant prices"
Tie tradesnan's rctort was this, Ibat Inc
owners Of the line houses we're Responsible 1oI
the exorbi,ant prices, as they had set the oall
rolling themselves by feeling all laborers
enormously as q rule, and one instance Was
quoted where dollar was hecdessly bestowed
for moving trunk from one apartment 70 an
other. There is too much truth ID tb1s' II Is
the old story Of tho Americans new wealth
which has gained Tor our country people 1 aotoao
6uch vulgar reputation of lavish shc"luess-
But the owners OF the fine houses are sc2lCely
responsible for tue fuolishncss, though they
may be tho direct cause of the ruin that 1ollo"s
the vain attempt to initiate the maGniticcnce OF
Mrs. Dives, amongst those native resldentS WHO
have onlJ sixteenth part OF Mrs I1Fcs'
wealth. And the failures, and now anq tnen,
as last winter. the '*little ir1esular1fy" " IN a
Government official in this s'good old New
port - shows that, though Newport mas ntcn
@'made II w the summer residents, 1t has aiso
been made to fall from its old-iashioncd high
estate year bY year in honor and honesty PC
cause OF the CREST temptation to h'e IN Inc
fashion OF
THE DIVES FAMILY.
But now let us look on the other SIDE: Ley
us see what delights money can b1lng' anu uoN
one Of its poseessors knows how 70 leS1sh u
wisely and well, and to tue glory anu e1ace u
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prizes Of about tf 10 MS Ihr receipts aountca
IL aud Arrl}td by thc nu!s Ecntr* and Rock
tsl.nd Hasd' sRtra rctc nncd n *s.73tAH for ptor
u prime Eralns,
uoElfnnl. Nc qnofc fnnr % choice At ~ 5oA5, a.
SKN ThitK.
NEW ynkk. .,nls 2s.-nEkvH.-Erce!pss. ar. making
t.sxa for twp dayk aTsus . no s1nc time th.t week.
cows an stc tor fair to renc ttrrrA fstes IN
c!ntrd ~ dry row. B7u - srrra:s A!lst = in~ite
lnois terrr # iy'taltc q 70 a tri 70 statn h,1s
Al further Of 1e FER = With ,ars q Texas
~rf 9rd1te and nj Hft!vc slra At lsxat3c No ahn
!"r ae wcsf. 80 aaafsrr hset a.! iir ea;sls & NJ ID
,rd here un'tts tho railroad troubles aEe ended by
FRIDAY. -
days nsain.t $40 *ametisn IA, Ecsk; market frn
and prices fully sustained. hnt receipts from nehr hy
r,,inta have rsevcntrd sny aprrta1 scarcity 6heep
ranged from Mic PR =. Iail11a fFe,n slfstH&G.
alive. Market unsettled. antl tficcs nominal.
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Thc Impression Gambling ,l.kc. IN E:nstan.i.

q. n. SmHNtHs ksfter In Htr iark TJibHnf.
Mr.. Cnnkng has hccn here for week, sCctng n
enoii deal OF London, and fran several different
F,dcs. The LoDlonrr regards him with ao,no n.-
tonfshmcnt and good dcal OF admiration lie
has slstsay nhle reputation n. a tatkcr. lie
employs hts extraordinary conversational powers
In defending the political systcm OF which hc has
been pillar during the l,st cfEEt ytass and more.
You may. judge at tue efcs. by thc relnnrs nf nm
eminent Enetshnsar, which take lrasn Ia qts0tc,
that he tatl never hcartl brilliant defense Of
thing In itself 10 i,,tvfcn:ibc. ltnt Mr. Gambling
will take no denial; he IL al,fe tn make HIM
self listened 10 for an htur At tn,e in companies
where sustained conte,:ation + n.na1ly votcd n
ncr hA forcu OF personal! chasactrr. not TO ni his
distinction Of appearance. carry him shrangh cy.
crylhihr. row Americans hive hocn tcen here Of
laic years xho have mau distinct m inprc+s!nn
in 40 short time. Tho prolonged visits ~ Gen.
Grant 4ni tho emperor Of Erazt hare together al
most exhausted. Tor a nlan,cnt. tho Engllal9an'e
powers Of receiving fresh Fensasttn.. We're 4 not
for that, Mr.. tunklFrR would a'rraAy DO a lion.
tie was known herr nt Il politician nf a echonl
which Is heartily disliketl: Int the siirlike the
school Nnie vani4nt fur thc timci tn adm Eat!on
Of iss tuost accomplished dircipte and leader
, 1877-07-26

PORT OF CHICAGO.
Tic following wcfe tho arrivals aud clearantes
for tho twenty -four hours ending It 10 O'Clock last
night:
AxktvALs-stn1rs Corona Rt. Joe. sunirles: Chiea-
prups messenger, snto.l i}sft1r suidses; skyarx.
saga iatnST iSnrss 1a9s. SG Iii H|y
'5y 'dr|e;, s:ss !'sss M,sxss.s nmsf'
l9nlcr, is1b Hoy, fpftsac lake, bark Lena Jphnson
Fof Niy.r. luuiaeri ls1nsldes Cedar xsT. lHlnltr;
paxn., atuakcxon. Ggrks !suraH vt:s. terrya r@Ier @
lan,'et{ Minsry. siuakexon, lumber! Co5al. willie
fat ':i tsff stHttssa :{ s;t
xooa ses* #rsnxsi: rses.si. iasr. Bill ;ioop Al:
lie Hatch, nsal.ses. baucss casamArsn j. y. bnch'
EGla.aso.. Il 1s.s9:t; u. H. Van y.l.ssbrs
Ferry, iuralo. ii.:kts bu cofn sehr Eliza.
S ;s i s.ts y ii II. @.sa ssx a:s
81 VI sa coins sar Aiiexaany. Etp. u. I'd bu coIa,
.unr!oa. prop GIty Of Duluth. nnlulht ~ hh corn,
rfos hiisas ,es ;a'o Ss oo s1i! so4t W pfoP is!!.:
;eifha, E1Ic. H us h corn; schr suasprcr. sn a!o,
~. LIT hu eorss prop Jz{ Gu9ld. Hufs1u attI.Mb bl
,ss!i iSo II: aoS5 ssi @ :sSf;. ass5sI aiI'
sns i y .anfss
Ilycrslie Eoath iave >. snn.Fits, sehr AdvacG ras
sTior III slnas.ess ~ star GGic.ko MsniiSsss. d, Sass
ksc. :ta,u1 hu euru 40 b!la aour, IND sindr,esl
:t' III .Hs; MrSa S II sse pStx III u
corn. isD ha o.s. N brIs nur, krEs II beer, md
s.tndlles; sehs john " Galley. ufa!u u u0 bu
, 1877-07-26

The following instruments wefc nled for record
"Wednesday, July 90:
CITY PROPERTY.
Sixteenth st. n v cor Of Thronr st. undivided
triangle Is 2 lu1 tad H. dated !auG$ 2.HO
III, !. ID =, da.sd IVY aao
"a .::....;....::...:..:...:, loou
Prairie Az, .u. It II q! Twenty .EscDnl Ut, 9 I,
b0sl7-ts II. dated July - lafil!isul +. Tuck.
10 MRryC. tIapp,.. Observation-Disclosures. taoG
1I5i Ii. dated July II. u.N71
&uk1H UR err LIntTs, WITHIN RAbips " tkykY
NlLEa ny FHk CfItHT.l1DrkE,
E!au.ton road. r = esE u Ars{le T. undivided
y Of II actrh. 1A1rI July - tDanel {iuld wtn+
Jr. i, tieurxs thaad!ef} lA 600
uxtr1 July Observation-Disclosures. 400
soGIH oF CRY LihtTt, W5TlIIx \ HAnIrs o. t1yEx
klLkh ~ IHk rurhr.uGctk.
GtAso II. l4H * n nf Forty seventh VI, " (, lGt
1is, II. d.,ei July q 10 600
pIexul boulevard, ito II 1f liftuk 81 v I. %
xIt1 ii. With building. a1led july a. 1000
, 1877-07-26
TIE CHICAGO &C.

oMntttsea, fror, j cents dnsc IN. and every few
bn .rer emerging frum hts rear door with cnp. hni
tin vc1scla confhn1n: tho black paste which ia to
furnish them hour* Of forrcitnness. IAN opium.
Abo,t five years, md usually in .tErcc yents he " 1T
BECAME ihIotic and ~ for nothing hMs tho aorril.
tat" Some few fnAnnEArtnrerr rn,rfny opium In
i,Acco or cheap c1rars. which arc mostly ufch hy
the ChtneRc. Thc market at present II 1as9cly
ovfTrtoekch, md !. rnsed nominal, IN jobbtnE
war, at 81 to 81 80 gold in bond.
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rLOtjIt-Was In fnodtrne city demand, hut nothing
vthheiL being .ao.,.nt,.ll, tho sans .. a tho co.a
ter a. .. Winter. N l,s;S stm' 80 e.:
To,. ass ill., ''''' % HOUR At
.u a""* "4s4' ""4' u ~ '''' ~ o'a
on ir.ss. w.
WnhAT-Wa' quiet. md aversged shous tho SANG y
tho latest nEures Of Tucsay closing Hc hg On Au'
sot"..at' ;,s." 1. W , "a .~ssH. ,!t" t1,s.
and sheFn Faa lltte DOING In New YORK. whlln Tic tact
Of very mail receista ern was neutral1ea D! thc a.
os OF rnF s' ae1a e. M snlSs @ q +
the yd.tt u'"F sero sao ,easjTaa xsty
Iii August .jutta lila ince1tiya betnE tht
surpassed fnbsbility y iSthsT Seeins ye.ssfaayoa
o Is ~ III. c,a. ,,c2 20
sslIss Fts, ahs yrss ~ ". - a1st css
lsessd ,o si "a sies SSl ;st. wsts TspSF:
iectsd do II 7A7lxcs and hui hI sample 1t 7uo on
WIxrkn wHk.r-Wa. inactive ard nominsl.
ns1y No. J. salu Wa nt1s public Ut vi bu No. 1t
l. r. e. .F :fs ,;,s I'd
quoted AG4iy. anl t1 fact Of sns receipts here.
T t say yta9er ts SsS rrs SaSd :. 99 aas s"
vicnlty Vi sone Of lid elevators Tim t0wer grnd.s
iotls.a Iamsf xhS a. :'s:asise Rssas q:
FA.t t7Ns sls.nesd & tsSs. .: spsl a naI7se: aa.l
4h3sc. eld.lnx u ~ ~ Seller tisr month s''d thu
ssHn = AnS,.st T. 'sc HtsoIn IN! ~. sna o. hxf.,
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OPIUM AND It's CONSUMERS


During The int week Of July hfsy.oue packages
y.ssee Il %sa;y cae eas.
out \ great speculative feser rascl here, al4
scores Of inca. With unen.pIoJsa capital invested
Of cosIng Of the port At which mo.l Of tho opium
il Soa1 o. 81 il currency; bat tlo pois q Smyrna
has .ince declined to $500 gold, aud most Of thu
outside spectators lost ,thc!r sll tn st1 week.'
e.. s oa arsfs s fs,i T. 1hss ,ss soS &c. M
eY. h pst,'!stsa in Visiting 'of n,ofs' and il now
Smyrna and tha eoutlnguous country In Tarksy
contain Ill the opium plantations. The pse.ent
erop Is tspostsd :. unusually iasgs, with psoba.
~ largely In excess y! la's ycat. considerable
amount eoues to America, The following being re-
rssfa :. ta Fl ss y*s a Sss xotk
Tfe receipts Il Phladclphla arr unkuoWu, but a9a
set down 1t 800 fasss year. uassly used by two
Tho new erop ~ now beln: gathered. and may b.
decreased or entirely 1estroysI by cold snap Or
heavy rain. The task OF gslbcnRs tht. rear fa'ls
upon NutncH. children, and old Men. Ill ths aba.
bodied lurn being oH to .hs vars Opium is now
~ low u 1t has been for Twelve years. only once
paid. Shen thsss were several large crops Ii
saccession: Tbs cousumption Ia ths eounsry
II about i, 600 cases, os 3o0. ooo pound. year.
~ ! specially AscEa1s tina l1txa tucrrasa IN The
amount Consumed in part to lIs heavy 1uauufac.
tories which hase sptunx ap within few yeass for
sams time ahey reluctantly admit that Il much
lafYyr smount enlcrs lnso personal uxe than here
tf0Ea. Nolatly II this tue fact, VI said dealer,
lin the Soathern states, ktncs tho elose Of lhu
war. men onc. wealthy, but impoverished BY lhs
Rebellion. have taken to eating and drinking opuu,
~ d1o.n shsiF tossows." The south American aud
: large amount OF opium also, oxtug ia
theis 9ssai eoolls pon9lation. It's further eou-
ckdcd that In thJR ettY nm
baxter, Dislslon, Water. and other nelxhGori1Y
streets, It u us<d " AZ atmost alarming exkrnt
una retail druggist Division street does re1,
, 1877-07-26

PORT HURON.

2abFt7n7 75ttp1IeH 10 I'VE 1FT8Hk
Panr NcMoy, Mich. July 25.--Down-props
Huron City, Wexford, Cuba, Ontario, Michigan
and barges Ohio and barges, antelope md barGcs,
rchss Thonas Qusyic, j. u. Morr!II, q. q. Cooper,
=. A. Wood. Denmark. c. @. Metscl. Siberia,
Smith i Post. A. II. Fottcr, Jenny Rasnba1t
Up-Psopa Keweenaw, Manitoba, Ec0tla. En-.
@son.st @ ass an ee. sIa srs Ans s IT,
6. II. Turton, Emma G. Hutchinson, bonaldaon,
stampede. Hattie Johnston: Red. Whl'e and
Foster, Shaken, sanllcge, Itobokcn. J. y.
Spau ldtng, Dauntlcss, t. ]: h1ny!l. Insco. WILL
ian. +. Chupe, A. Mnir, ". II. Ronnds, MaJ
1lN!nd-Nostb, gentle; weather dnc.
, 1877-07-26

341F'1 EffIfF,
4 tenatle yrns arrested few tlnyA ago Ia Fon.
tatncit!cau Forest where he had Killed woolman
by chopplng of hts head. lie wAs tonnd sitting
bv tho eorpfcs eide. 'What arc ron doing thcr&.'
- nm waiting to sec the wry faCe this fellow will
make when ho wakes up md finds no head On his
shoulders" q"
, 1877-07-26

CtlIcAGo.-Frctght room was taken for about
3S3, COO bu corn At DC by sal and through rato by
steamer to Buffalo. ChaEterl: To Butfalo-Schfs
r. Corning, z. Chandler. Ostrich. s. T. Atwatcs,
Oueontu, ]. Wesley, j. Miner, props Commodore.
j. Fisk, Jg., and r. \. s+cott corn at :]c and on
through mites. 10 Ogdcnsburg- Champlatn,
corn On through rate.
, 1877-07-26
COMMERCIAL,

The following wcsc the receipts and shipments
of tbs Lending articles OF produce In this city during
the .~cnty-four hours ending at Z o'clock on,
Wednesday morning. aud for lha corresponding time
L..
, 1877-07-26

NEW T0EK, July 11.-Sfarket continues very anlct.
owing 10 dbruttes attending t.nns1prtAtlons cotton
goods dull anl steady In 1rst hands. trnts quiet:
hosiery In good dcmsaj: mems wear Of woorns Hatct
hut Afm; rcpolants inquired tori foreign goods
renl1ln guiRt.
, 1877-07-26

Spteiaf Dspufch to Iae Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich. Juty R5.- Arrived, prop
Cor1norant. schr Charles Wall. Cleared. props
Nailant, Havana; schss 0enoa, uclcna. Weather
Inc,
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r!T7snURo. July y75.-rKrnoLsru-Qufet and steady,
crude, x2.loa7. IS AZ FaFkrrs refined. lake. Pha.
deph!a delivery. .. .
CLxvxLAsp. Jnty a1.-sfarkst unchanged, stshIIasd
white tito tcGt). l2kc.
, 1877-07-26

HI TELEGRAPH
NEW fnRK.

To ne Trsf<ru Assoetattd Prefs.
Esw YonK, July 81, Wall street In quiet, and
.specnators arc calmly awn,tsng ereuts.
! Hu.lncas In the Stock Exchange ts limited, with
connarat!vcly elsRht auctuat!ons. Tho general
list advanced ;. 10 2H per cent. led BY Northwest.
etp, Rock island. and st. Paul.
The coal shares improved on an announcement
of q po.tponcmcnt Of the coal Antcs Towards
the close there wA.a reaction Of II to Y from the
Highest figures OF the morning, under ealcs 10
realize psoata, Tranract!ona aggregated 105, 900
ahnrcs, Of which 10. 700 were New York Central,
"a. 600 Lake Shore, g, 200 Northwestern, Il. 300
Tlock Island, II. 300 st. Paul. 9, 400 Delaware
1In,laon Canal. II, 600 Delaware, lackawanua i
Western, !, 800 Michigan Central, Il, 800 Wcsterh
Union.
Golt! opened nj 10iH. advanced to 108 ard
elo+cd nt l1.s;. Borrowing rates 2 to per nn-
nun, and 1-Hi per diem for immediate delivery.
At the close :, ,raa pntd for carrying.
Silver at London unchanged. Hero silver bars
1.i,t In grecDbacks ana 1l71t In gold. Silver coin
's4dht. 'liacount. .t.
The Arnncrs In sterling was owing 10 Tho scarcity
OF commercial b|s. The strIke huytng checked tho
rrcefpt OF NIL produce by rall futculed for expert.
Governments ttc lAy.
Railroad hnnle quiet.
state SECURITIES dull.
Money 4n.!.. closing Mt Z.
Prime mercantile, HM9Ej..
Treasury dithnsscnicnss, S12a. GOO.
t'nttoms, Sis, ,bh9.
Clrarngs -, 0uu 900. ...-...
sterlin. Erincr, 4S5h for sixty day; 48Gsi for
krht. -
, 1877-07-26

OFFICE OF TEIE
Sapelinlepdent Of Indian Affairs,
DAKOTA SUPERINTENDENT,

TkkKroS. DAF, Jnly o, 1871.
Froposas for te Erection ut Buildings tho Missouri
River for Spotted Tat. Ted Cloud. and
Fort irek Agencies:
rpposal4 Will bs rrce4Trd At ths ofea until july a,
tncusge for r2nsssGcttnE ns.s t,s uDet!o1 Of Whit
iH1trtloi nf yellow Medicine yfr with tho Missouri
Missouri Itvcr tho following udinan and tnc!oturcs
c j.. se n g.:
recstslng ant we!EhnE cosrs! with eaite aMd
yri'o* MedIein. isiss: sbo%s - nm mss sso1s
the 1,au;n q: she yeov:tane ltivsr: A!
| s a' II. - b. & fnas T. ea@
% = III ay II
T. i
ranrl ~ guarantee agnci hy two gt,od ast sufficient
sMrrttc. approved by Judge tlrrk Of the Unttcd
state, Cu!!f that y cs:t contract 10
&c. e "a soo sna
pc1foT.as9es Of sao contract. and ii sum doubis IT'D
rol9s,'s tor any one Or Al q the .eove named sets
Tht r1tns. spcchranns. AMI drn winRs In accordance
aRo
tect. I:onlne 81 nhd q! Cnttom. tfou.n nndIng No.
iGt Lnsa1lc STREET. Chicago. and ol1eo Of 0rl0Rs
tnissjnncr Of In,itan Aftait1 W.shHxtop '"0 wa
lliltcrs nre Invited TO BE- present At tbs opening Of
thr hEls NJ oclork r.m.. "Wednesday. Aug. !, rrox.
The Government reserves tho right to reject any Of
itiIi arc to be distinctly marked on the euyelopes
rruMaata tD Ercct Agency buildings, and addressed
to tho undersigned. :. .
superintendent Of indian Atiar. II: Ysnk:on. i; #.
, 1877-07-26

withdraw from store during Tuesday for city
consumption: 4,952 bu corn. ], 034 bu oats.
The following grain WIS Inspected Into store In
this city yesterday morning: car No. = Northwest.
&ru wheat, > cara No. 5 spstnx, cAss aud 10, 700
tu high mixed corn, q, 000 bu do, II cars and
y, COO bu No Cofa Il cars rejected DO t1J coEa);
1eas No aass, : eass rejected ". Tttal az
, 1877-07-26

T11E C4tNAlJ,
Cu1cAuo, July 25.-Arrivcd-pFop ncavcr, 1icn-
~, 1900 bu corn; Waterloo, Henry, 0,0oo
hu corn; prop Victor, Lasal!c, 4, 500 bu corn.
Clrared-NottlI Branch, Lasaltc, o., 485 n
lumber
, 1877-07-26
RAIl4IxUAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

cxecrted. Sunday excepted. 3Mon1sy excepted.
&Dky.
CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY.
Ticket Offices, q C:arkst. tshermsu Uouse) and 1t
tho dAnDt&, y.
, 1877-07-26

Nxw 0ntKANs, July 11.-CoT10x-NaFFtt tas't!'
vsjc, ctn baj<s, good ordinary. lo4atoHc: lnw mid
ding, 1utttiusAe. mfddng. t1jaa !Hct eood n'dtnS.
ttA&stlAe; nillnR fair. io}4ai2<c. fair la4aiale'
receipts, rct 211 batcst exports 10 New York. l,sa2;
stuck. E3a G4o.
, 1877-07-26

Long and short ctcars quoted at 7fc cash Or July.
and 7t4c asItrr August. EnmhcrRnds an!ct 1t MIA
7r; Iona ct hams phsaH1 III hu1ed; sweet. .ptckCd
hamt, Mt1us. Green bRn,a. 4<YHe.
short rs AtsMbttu for shprt ceRF1, tU9$t1lssu for
l,nn14 Ill rant laeu and packed.
iikEAAF-W Wa8 1uErt nj <Hi17r. ..... .......
BEEF rtlOltuEfS-Wsse sfeatly and Gufct 1t 4iO71
Attn for Mr*4: il.754elo.O0 5ur extra Hc4ss and
SIN. 3s<t4h q! far hams.
AtLow-Was quoted At 7}s87,tc for city, snd 7Ae
The for country. ..-''