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, 1879-07-27

Friday. Ths foreign markets. we1e quoted irmcr,
liverpool being I'd per GENITAL higher. and New
iafger, and tie stock in hand appears to have in
creased curing the past week. The leading point.
however, was sympathy With wheat. Thers wss
towu1ds noon, and did little afterwards.
There was not much new business done IN
lutnres, the bulk Of the trading being in ehanEss @
early at 3GSc then at 3GAc, and declined to $3.50
at the clnsc. Seller Septem ber sold at 35HG364c,
July at 35:sba3Ac, and the year At ::::5&e: Al
nominal ct about 1sc above Septembcs. Cash No:
: 2 closed at 35tzc. Spot saes were reported ,c OF
1s7, goo bu No. and high mixed at 535ftg:,ee; 3 3e;
c6ieiiy At IT. tas insIcs: 600 bu 0y sample i 5oX
3Gkc on track; and g. 800 hu do at 3B1s s035hc free
on board cars.~ To1al. 2l7. 500 bu-
css css c o u c under Esss to
thelQereasing receipts Of now oats, and aotsnce
Of shipping demand making holders more anxious
lower. and rather freely offered by the country,
with limited demand from the shorts that could
I'LL In at fair profit. August opened at z5hc ani
closed at The inside, and July sold at e7Kc, down
to 26hQh26a1c- No. 2 oats closed ~ about 26hW
2dsic; q few cars bringing esc It the opening.
ing mostly for the bright lots. Cash sales were re-
ported Of Is, 200 bn No. ut 281Msosc: ): 600 bu
hy sample. mixed, at o4h03ohc: and 8, 400 bn
at a7@3oMc; and 8, 400 bu white at aa036c, all
free On board. Total. 43, 400 bu.
;, RYlI-Waa in good request aud A@1sc better.
Cash offerings Of No. 2 sold readily at SIC, and
rejected brought 46c. August was scarce and
Grlner. selling at 52Ac, and 52c was freely bid :;
aud September salRble at Sic. Cash salcs were
reported OF 3, 200 bu No. 2 rye at 52c: !. 200 bu
rejected at Acc: =, 400 bu by sample at 4lG52554c
on track. Total, e. 500 bu.
DARLET-Was agnin inactive, though there
seemed to be mora disposition to trade. New for
September was offered at 10c, with TIC bid. No
sales were made, and the market was quoted nom
inalfy easier. Extra barley WaB EAlabe at o5c,
and No. : at 45046c. Old No. :, was quoted at
Zoe.
MORNING CALL.
Meas porI-Sales !, 750 brls, ut S.. 50OS. IS for
September and IS, GO for October. Lard-5O0 tcs:
at S.. IS for October. Whcat-500, 600 lbs. at $50
O5asc for August, o3HD93ssc for. September, and
D2c for the year. Winter whcat-304 900 bu, a:
g9iA4 0Nc fur September. Cosn-40, 600 bu, at
36tsc for August :,t's1c far September. and 334c
for Tie year. Oats-55 900 bu, at 275ac for July,
25EG2o54c for August and csc for September.
LATER.
Saturday afternoon wheat was In moderate de-
mand md easier. September sold at 92hQ02Hc
and closed at the inside. August closed at 94hc.
Corn wus quiet at 38Ac for September and 3oIc
for August.
The ballotins Saturday on the proposition to
amend tho rules OF the Board OF Trade resulted BY
Il large minority in favor Of adopting this amend
ment.
, 1879-07-27
NEW YORK.


NEW YoRK, July 2G.-CoT7oN-Aarker dull;
futures quiet, but steady. july u. .ooe: Al
cnst, II ,Ooc; September, II. 4qc; October. 10. 83c;
November, TO- 5sc; December, 10.54c; January,
10. SOC; February, 10. CSC: March. 10. 19c.
ELorn-Quiet and unchanged; receipts. 9. 500
brls.
GRA1S-Theat quiet; receipts. 300. Geo bu; re-"
iccted sprins, SOc;~Eo. 3 spring. o7G9Sc; No.
Chicago and Milwaukee. 81. 06; ungraded spring,
$. .0Om1. o.; uneraded winter rcd, 81. 03Q1 10;
No. do, 81. l.1oKD1. 1877 No. 2 amber. S1.149
1.1o1x: No, i do, 81. 10; ungraded white, 93c8
81 III No, do, 81. Is; No. DO fsales 9, 500 bn)
at 81. 15A6e1. 16; extra do. 81. Is; No. = red,
July. 81. .12M; septembes, g. 12h. Rye hrm NG; ,<,
and unchanged. Corn-Moderate trade; receipts,
2UO, OU0 bu; ungraded. 44l@t54c; No. 2 4541
4,lic. closing at 45c; No. white, 53c; steamer
I5c asked: September, 462fc bid, 4G1zc asked.
Ssc:. No. whitc. 4oG4o14c; mixed Western.
H;3l.R30c: white do, 30R4!c.
HAY-Faixlv active at 40045c.
GsocrnrEs-c Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Fair TO good refining. 0!aG6 Sc Nolasscs dull and
pzrnoLEua-Quict: United, 6oSc; crude, SO
5s5c; refined. 65i0l61c.
TALLow-Steady.
REstH-Market dull 3. 971N:S2c.
TUnrESriSE-Flrmer At &c.
Eoos-Market dull: Western, 10D12Hc. ...
LEAruER-Quict. but hrm; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayrcs. Rio Grande light naiddles and heavy
weights, 2OG123c.
WooL-Demand fair and market firm; DOMESTIC
fleece. 32@45c; pulled, 1S040c; unWashed' HG
30c. .... .n-o,
0.::,5. Beef quiet but steady. Cnt Meats trm
long clear mid11cs. SC; short 90, 5Ac. Lard mof'
active; prime steam, ST.. l0@6 .12n.
BurrEn--Quiet but firm: Western, 7egl63sc.
CHEEsE-Alarket easier; Western: 4Ubc.
WuIsKr-Nominal at 81. 06x@l. OF.
MErALs-Manufactured copper unchanged; 1ngot
1oke. l6Q1lbkc Iron-scotca pig. SIS. .o9929 0o;
American, 1B. 00920. o0c; Russia sheoting, us@
NAu+Cut, 81. Is; clfnch. So. 1904. 50.
, 1879-07-27
1S78-'79.
Aricfes.
The packing Of this city to date since March 1
is about l. 20s, 600 hogs against 2s 0oo to same
| date last year. The Chicago Daily Commercial

The packing of this city to date since March l
is about 208 600 hogs, against 2S9 600 to same
date last year. The Chicago Daily Commercial
Report says:
..Packing operations at Chicago have been very
nearly at staudstll. comparatively speaking. dur
ing tie last week, only some II, 600 head Of hogs
falling into packers hands. Indeed. about the
only packers buying hogs the last week were those
WHO cut entirely for the foreign markets, aud they
took all the light grades nblatnab1c. and. many
instances, were obliged to take heavier hogs--220
to :,40 lba-thnn they wanted: The Manufacture
suitable for the foreign trade. bnt very little prod
uct being made but Want will find its way out as
soon as ready for transportation. Packers who
ticailY nolhine They wcre represented on the
market each day, and picked up q lot here and
there, and killed when they had secured suiliclent
to warrant thcm in starting This only neccssi-
tatcd one days work on the part Of the larger
houses. No mess or otherkind Of pork was made
Wo.thy OF mention, and no side meats OF hams Int
soon as eured. Several packing houses have closed
up for few weeks OF nntil such time rs the trade
shall become more settled.n
closed oOc above tue latest prices Of Friday Sales
wcra reported OF g. 500 5fIs seller August At 90
D8 60;lB $50 nrle seller september at S. 550S 20,
To1nl. 22, 600 brls. The, market closed iirm at
So. .571als. 60 for cash Or seller July. 81. 57t:
for August ,65@s: g5H for September. and and
extra mess were entirely nominal.
LAnp-Adyanced 10112Hc per 100 lbs, and
closed 10c above the latest prices OF Friday. Sales
G5s5: TO- GOO tcs seller September at s.. S5@5. 90:
and 3, 500 tce seller Ocobcrat S.. 85@5. 9. Tctal,
10, 600 rcs. The market closed firm at S3.so!z@
SIS spot OF seller Jaly, s. sstaQt5 IS for eeler
MEArs-Werc quiet but nrmer, with good de-
mand at previous quotations; prices were al
yanced 50l0c per 100 toa, at which exporters were
nut willing to take hold. Sales were reported OF
$50 boxes long and short clears ut ST. 65 100 boxes
short clears at s.. rs; 65o 900 lbs short ribs at
S. 2OGe4. a5, seller August, 81. 2504.30 for Sep
tcmber, and s.. :}5 for October: 130 tcs sweet
p1ckled hams ZIG 1hs) at Sic. The closing prices
Of the leading cuts OF meat we're about as follows:
, 1879-07-27
Governments Dull and Steady-'.
Foreign Exchange Quiet.
1ight Transactions at the Banl1s
1.-The Stock Market.
qha Produces Markets Moderately Active--
Provisions, Hogs, and Bye
Stronger.
That md Corn Ad1ante, but Close LoTer-.
Hoyemept Of Produce for The Keek. =
FINANCIAL.

c,rernment bonds we're dull and lower. The
...a of the d in New York was 102 bid and
sna,l .stcd. and the sama In Chicago, except
49,, for small lots 102ss was asked. The Gs we're
1n.x hid aud Jos asked: the IS, 1of and 1o43s;
,ha a,ks. 106 and 1o633s. The Public, OF New
To,,,. Is still bull on bonds, and in Its last
issue says:
oher houds, unless taxation IL evaded. bear
~ which averages over per cent. so that an nn-
,-1ed Cnited States per cent hond is really
morth. IN the hands Of honest and law- abiding
~ =. much as per cent bond OF the very best
t1sIa municipality, railroad. 4 great many
s1ed per cents sell for more than Ito. Phila-
a.1nna per cents sell for 11O: Baltimore pcr
ctnts for lis; New York Stata per cents for 12l:
1,ni. island per cents for liz; and i bond Of
t1haTnlted States is as good as these. At q time
Tnen mouey goes becgln. for employment ut ) uer
~, in nll the great markets OF the civilized world
;s not 1t all clear that men will hereafter succeed
y or,tinc 4per cent bond OF this country at any
tpsn price as was seen when it WAS supposed that,
he supply WAS Unlimited
No change WIS made in the rates for foreign
hD]s. The market was quiet and steady. Tic
nostcd sterling rates we're 4S5 and 4S7- In Chl-
..ro sexual transactions in sterling we're at 4S4
an1 4s6, and in New York at 4s4G144s4ll and 4So.
starting grain bills were 4s1A for prompt deliv-
orr. with discount for long bills, and 4S3177.
F;rnch commercial bills were 526A and 524.
French bankers bills we're 51995 and 516B.
Consols declined to 81 1916, where they re-
7naiued all day. The London Economist OF
1n1v 12 has an article entitled Commercial
Denression,'' in which it shows that the exports
Of produce from the United Kingdom hare
fseu IN value e69, COO tsterltng since 1872,
INC figures for that year being e195, ,ooo 600 aud
for 1s7s e16o0O,0O0' The largest decrease is
rHO1D 600 in the exports to the United States;
the next largest is e12 600 in the exports to
Germany; the next largest e, 700 900 to Hol-
land; the next largest e5,00o, COO to Egypt lin
cludtng the transit to India previously to 1874.
The decrease in the exports to China amounts to
q 900 and to France 6. .400, 600.
The Chicago banks report light country de-
mapd Tor currency, smaller orders for New
York exchange, decreasing discounts. and
heavier deposits. Rates for loans are 4@6 per
cent on call, and 7@s per cent On time.
The clear;ngs Of the Chicago banks for the
week are reported as follows By Manager D. r.
, 1879-07-27

quired, a sum which Gould himself could pay
without reference to those with whom he is as
socated.
At the New Yotk Mining Exchange on Thurs
day business waa extremely dull, md prices
were still lower. The larger operators are out
of town, and the market is allowed to take care
OF itself. There were some dealings in Imperial
Consolidateu,' which dropped to S1,Bo@1, 25.
Caledonia (Black HiIls) was in some demand 1T
s35o1a5 IS, a somewhat higher figure. Bodie
sold at sl3oo-a decline Of $9.75. Luccrne was
strong at rs, and Leadville showed some i'm
provcnene at $3455.
The following SHOWS the fluctuations Of the
, 1879-07-27
MARINE n EWS.
Nt0QT d CALAMITY.

ALMOST a CALAMlI1s
Five young men, who had been ont on the iake
cn;oyiny a sill in one OF George Gilcads boats,
had very narrow scape from being run down last
night about $40 o'clock by the excursion stmr
Faxton. and, according to the statement OF one OF
the party, the Captain and other officers OF thae
vessel were very careless anu unheedful OF Inc
lives of those in the sail-boat The latter mad
come into the entrance of the harbor from the
lake. and was crossing from the North Pier 10
1be lake basin entrance to the westward or the
Goyernmeut pier when the FAxton outward oonno'
with A party OF c1cursionsts. bore down on net;
The Young. men, when 150 yards away, ealleo
loudly for the steamer to bear away or $40" aown,
Int tiese appeared to he none OF the ocera oI tpe
steamer on the lookout Nearer and nearer rus
Eaton came toward them at an eight an nout
snred and their danger became inulnent. Iney
shnnted ]ustily and until they were hoatse. ons
neither Can't. Frazer nor his men appeared 10 neeo
them.. The little boat got right under Inc pow
nf the rapldly- passing steamer. and the crowd OF
excnrsfouista on the latter rushed e1c'tcdy 10 see
the rrsut Of what to them would certainly prove
y s.rjous occurrence. BY dfnt of great efforts the
accunants o, The sail boat managed to clear ner
fron ihe Faxton's bow. but there was not = 1oot
IN .nsre AS the latter pissed on. The eacape was
n narrow one indeed. and those Wno witnessed J..
did 80 in breathless snspense Whs!e tne suuns
men who were in such imminent peril OF tnels
iire4 were thoroughly scared. Mr. Glieadf ftalka VI
makin. formal complaint against The fa21ou
officers.
, 1879-07-27


consumption: 1858 bu heat, 700 bu corn.
The following grain WAS inspected into
store in this city Saturday morning: 3
cars No. / amber wheat, 81 cars No do,
cars No. red, 81 cars No. 2 d. n cars re-
iccted, II cars low grade Q3S winter wheap;
car mixed wheat, ca. No. 2 hard, ] car No.
spring, 10 cars No. 2 do, % cars No. 8 do, IL
cars rejected, l car no grade {55 spring.; ICY
ours and 4, 600 bu high mixed corn, 3'S cars aud
1890 bu No, 2 do. 81 cars rejected, cars no
grade (484 corn); II cars white oats, II cars and
5000 bu No. mixed, Is cars rejected az oats);
3 cars No u RE, cars No. 2 do, cars re-
iected q" rye); 2 cars barley. Total i135
carsl 335,00o bu. Inspected out: 1886 bu
winter wheat, 269 s63 bu spring, 185 40 bu corn,
3o,093 bu oats. 50, 7B4 b1 rye
The following were the receipts and shipments
OF breadstuffs and live stock at this point DUR
ing the past week, and for the corresponding
3nAA
, 1879-07-27
TIE UNITED STATES STEAMEts
MICHIGAN IN PORT.

The abore named war ycase1 arrived in port
a1ont 4 40 O'Clock. last evening, and came to an
chor in the lake basin, little to the south"ard OF
the Exposition Building. TIE TRIBUNE has airesdY
stated that she is to be employed IS school-sHip
for the instruction Of boys-between the ages Of
Is and II years-in &he duties OF seamcn on Doata
The Michigan VIII probably make an ear
" announcement of his arrangemen1ss
for Tue reception Of applicanaIIs: ..3;i aan
h. allowed The vessel will remain here Two
weeks, and goes hence to Milwaukee, where i!I rsM
more boys will be recruited, and thence sne a, W.
nnrnoae. The object in recrnitlng these appren-
tices Is to prepare large number OF y1aag mel, men
for the naval service who may be called uRon Pc
sn1ge.ted this course After the boys hare receseo
iii lie Instructions that the oflceu Of thc hien"
, 1879-07-27

Long clears quoted at s. 40 loose, and 81. STA
boxed: CumberIands, 4A@5c boxed; long cut
hams, 8x@Saic: sweet-pickled hams, aG18:zc for
lG to Is average; green hams, same averages, Z
M7Ac; green shoulders, 3k@39.c.
Bacon quoted ut 418@4ssc for shoulders. 4E0
&c for short ribs, 5H@5tc for shurt clears, 8N
GnEAsE-Was quiet At 4!tt05c for white, 4144ic
for good yellow, and 3aa1@4c to: brown.
BEEF-Was quiet At So. 9.5OG1l0 0o for mess.
$40. 5O11l. 90 for extra mess, and SIS. 50Dl9. 90
for hnms.
5H@6hc for country
, 1879-07-27

DnAN-Wns IN good demand and aeain stronger.
Sales were reported Of 155 tons at S.0O9s 50 per
ton on track and 49, 50D8. 62H free on board cars.
ConS-MEAL-CoarBe WIS nominal at S13. so per
ton on track.
SuonTs-Salcs were reported Of 80 tons at 50. 90.
SPRING WnEAT-Was 1ess active, the volume
Of business being about the average, and the mar
ket Tas VERY it5esu'af: the marks. : advanced tc
evening The British markets were quoted arm,
with more unsettled weather, and New York nuted
diminished nearly l. 150 900 bu during the week the
shipping movement being claimed to be the largest
on record. This caused the early advance. But
induced free selling here for futures, especially
shippers did not for the current arrivals. Spot
~ was exceedingly dal| n cessing at f;
alone, except a few car lots 70 complete
a cargo in one elevator; it closed at SIC. Seller
August was offered more freely bY longs for that
OF next Friday, and had lost faith in corner for
next month; il opened at about 05c Ton the call},
19 es desnsa ha so G ys I'd sesed
VI Was % itle better tbao nominal a a4SS5s:c. clos
H e a rs ess sho i:eeps
3,2o0 bu No. 3 a. 803G87Hc; 800 nu rejected
lspecial douse) at 75c; lo 900 iu by sample At IS
M0Ic on track; and 3, 600 bu do ut S8H lD4c free
on board cars. Total, 10, 500 bu.
WINTER WHEAT-Was in better demand for ship
ment. and stronger in consequence the market
advancing lac, and closing ll4c better than on
Friday, at sl.oo for No. red, spot or seller the
MONTH Futures were rather dull, but trner in
sympathy. Sales were reported Of tt. 900 bu Nos.
i and 2 at 0oEcGsl. ooA; S, 600 bu seller July at
ST. 90: 5, COO ou seller August IT, at 99c: &, oo0 bn
seller September at o9Ac: !. 200 nu No At $50
D54c; 9, 600 bu By sample at 92c@S1 .02 on track:
400 bu do al 75c; and 200 bu do at 7oc@sK00
free on board cars. Total spot sales, 81. 400 bu.
sofa 81 98e, and SO tons screenings at SIS 600
20.O0 per ton on track -
CORN-Was rather quiet and irregular in sJm-
pathy with wheat The market advanced &c ear
II, bn..cloaed 3s@Ac below the latest pEicca Of
, 1879-07-27
BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Was quiet, though there was fair de-
mand in proportion to the supply. Flonrs are
scarce, millcrs having become demoralizcd by the
louc-cont,nucd holding up Of No. wheat above
the point ut which they couid afford to use it. Sales
we're reported Of 200 brls winters at 500; 100
brls double extras ut S.. 50; and 500 SACKS spring
extras on priyate terms. Total, 500 pkss. The
following was the non.inal range Of prices At the
, 1879-07-27

HOG PRODUcTS-Wcreo only moderately active,
but stronger all round, in sympathy with hogs at
the stock-yards and reported advance Of Cd per
brl on pork in Liverpool. The reported shipments
were large, with small additions to quantities on
sa1e, as packing operations have been very light
for fortnight past.
The following were the reportcd shipments OF
product from lllis city during the periods noted:
, 1879-07-27

lan can give shAm they will be sant to the school
anleh up the course, and then they will be FULL
neuEe0 man q war g. men, ana some day, II they
unsa sumElent political influence, NAY become
rolafs OF Uncle Sam's nayce.
, 1879-07-27

FIRST NATIONAL BANK. CHICAGO.
OFFERS FOE SALE
3Oon WATER BONDS.
10 Op WEST TOWN BONDS.
81. ixm COOK COUNTY 7s.
45.uoo SOUTH PARK 6s-
So OnO COOK COUNTY IS.
80 OoO LINCOLN pAIsk H.
, 1879-07-27

NAVIGATION NOTES.
The schr Grace Murray has been chartered at De-
troit to bring plaster from Alabast=r to Milwaukee
at 60c per ton, free in and ont
The schr Ganges arrived from Yellow Dog Rsrer
T.. 81 yesterday with 225, 600 t. Of hewn pine
per l, 600 #. The Ganges left Chicago July for
the cargo.
, 1879-07-27

FOKE1GN.
LONDON, july 26.-Copsols, 97@97 1915
American Securities Reading, 20A; Erie, ~;
preferred, 531E..
United States Bonds-New IS, 1o53S; 45599s,
10911S; IS, Jos. =
PARIS, july B.-Rentes, e2f 60c.
BERLIN, July 26.-The statement Of the In
perial Bank ot Germany shows All increase in
specie OF $3.50, 900 marks.
, 1879-07-27

Epecicl NsDdfc1 to The Tyi6nnk-
PoRT CoLBoRsE. Ont. &. jnly 24.-Lake Michigan
report-Passed down-schr Comanche, Chicago to
Kingston, wheat.
Up-schr Nellie Wilder, Geneso to Chicago, coal;
l. Il. Noyes. Oswego to Chicago, coal: Guiding
Star. Oaweso to Chicago coal; James Wade, os-
weeo to Chicago, coal.
Wind-2outhwesI light.
, 1879-07-27

Total. s."-.- "sooot1oo VtT, o9o
The following table exhibits the. number OF
cars Of each grade of wheat inspected into store
in his city during the first t"cnty-six days Of
, 1879-07-27
COMMERCIAL.

Latest quotations for July delivery On the
leading articles for the last TWO business days:
, 1879-07-27
LAKE FRETRuT%.

tAir business was done yesterday in grain
.fe'Rhts. and &c was pad On corn TO Buffalo and
5He to Kinguton. Chartera rere a. fo,low.. ia
hnhalo-sehr Minnie SRwson. wheat, at 3kc;
schr Ford Rves corn on private terms: schr Shell
don, corn, ut &c: schr Swallow corn, at &c. Prop
burg. Wheat To Erie-Prop Delaware, wheat
To klnesto9-Schr Ban9a'one. corn. At SIC, 70
Colltngwoo1--Schrs D. a. r ellis and Jessie scarth,
corn, through To sarnia-Prop City OF Toledo,
corn: Capacity, 80, 600 bn wheat and l7o, GOO bo
corn.
The Lumber Vessel Owners Board of Directors
did not meet yesterday, Is usual. Rates remain
Suspended, but are better than they were before
the suspension was declared.
Irou-ore freishts from Escanzba to Cleveland
have advanced from 85c to 0Oc per ton.
, 1879-07-27

rsre nitnos: terms $40 monthly nnttl p7di nSe
1ex, Varranty rven. Inquire n 148 l1no1s.Ss'. 1e"
3nnrs west OF North Clark
, 1879-07-27

cases decorated china; Metzler, Rothschtld &
Co., l case pipes; Carson. Plrie, Scott & Co., 1
cases dry goods. Collections. $1,4l76s.
>,ox-pxpNr or wHrAr
, 1879-07-27

CHARLES HENROT1N,
JOG East Westinghouse
City Of Chicago 7 per cent Bonds
Cook County PCT cent and per cent Bonds
Town OF West Chicago per cent Bonds
West Division Railway per cent Certificates OF IN"
debtedness in surns to sutt-
, 1879-07-27
AGO. SLAUGHTER
BANKER AND BROKER,

AcO. SLAUGHTER
BANKER AND BROKER,
n r. cor. Clark and Aadison.sts., Chicago. .
ftocks nonds Local Securities, and Land Warrants
Member of New York Stock Exchange
LAZARUS s1LvERMAN, Banker,
No. 20 Lasal'e-sr.. near Randolph.
Pays the htghett price for
CITY SCRIP AND cooE COUNTY ORDERS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS bought and sold.
:. '. .s UNION TRUST CO. BANK.
N. E. cor. Madison and Dearsorn-sts.,
RECEIVES SAVINGS DEPOSITS AND ALLOWS
INTEREST ON SAME at tho rate Of ~ per cent
per annuIn. subject to the rules OF the Bank
No notice required to draw money.
G. N. WILSON, Cashier:
, 1879-07-27

GONE In THE GRAIN-TRADEs
F. The new scbr Ford River. which has been in tho
lumber-trade since she WAS built, took her first
cargo Of grain board yesterday, and put out for
Buffalo. The schr Swallow. Capt. Christ Olson.
also captured cargo Of corn at 3c per pu, and is
bound for Buffalo. Other vessels that have been
in the unber-Iade ami the condition OF which ad-
nit Of their Carrying grain. have taken catgoes,
and TINS considerable nmount of tonnage has
been withdrawn-tcmporarily at leaat-trom the
coarse freight market, and rates In tue lumber
trads are = little lrmcr In consequence. Still,
it il apparent that there is no money for vessel
men In the lumber trade at present rates, ~ evi-
dcnccd In the fact that tho schr Gladiator has been
stripped and laid up till freights improve
MORE TROUBLE AT TIE GARDNER.
The tug Mcclellan dred9ed channel sufficiently
deep to admit Of her getting alongside the schr
Gardner yesterday. but made bar for herself that
hemmed her in 40 that tho tug Mary .McLaue had
to 60 to her assistance last evening, and at last ac-
counts neither the Mcclellan nor the Gardner
were OF.
, 1879-07-27

- EDWARD L. BREWSTER,
1o4 washtngtoa-st
:, UNITED STATES PER CENT BONDS j.
FOR sale In sum- to suit. :
ALSO,
cOoK COUNTY PER CENT TONps,
COoK COUNTY PER CENT BONDS.
CHICAGO CITY Z TER CENT BONDS.
, 1879-07-27


a h1A0A1ps 42b E3bSS ShcAs HOUSE
can be found the world renowned 4s z ID n,.~oa
uRntERets FnR ssR tFfnS S1aHkfl &C. 1fsl?Sf:S1SSe Sf:S1S ~,
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ill., sj fali stocI Of square ana upright pianos On m
stallmenu. The best IN the market.
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IN lbs art OF pianofoTte making. The mate8a u tno
best that can be procured
Inc s'an1s1rH sM1rH AMERICAN ORGANS.
ov.- ~ m o4 these Weli- known instruments have
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CHARGE wv ETXBALL
Corner ssate aud Adams:sts.
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C,ALI. AND EXAMINE tue LATEST 1NPKovE- x
ments in the popn'.r AsthusheE rl1noa noS ~ fna
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Conn" IL cast 10 the iron plate STONY g eAA1'
Ie8 and 100 StAte'st. ----------
T1AuTioS-TaE ONLY PLACE 4 IN TEE 11a M.tha.ner Gth
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T7yEnrBopr WANTS InE .,gEEEs n-It. fATExdT 1,ssds
r. upright ptano necaeM Ky - os sae ston ever put in sn
9l y as ens e':sa Z!
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i,,ost Slt1n nnod aaneW Room 81 I:eapcr Block.
TOE sALEA NEW 7,4ocTAyE P1ASo: P!:s sTAmp T n;}-
16..nR a,q Teay good pi.no Viii ple1se address G ~
Trib une Office
NOR SALE-LOW PuCEs-NEW ufKiGhi 5hl, 49, 49,
1esrs V.1anty given. Inquire n 148 llno1s.st'. 1e"
doors wea. OF North Cf1rk
, 1879-07-27

IRA HOLMES. -.<
GENERAL BROKER
Sc WASHINGTON
Has for Sale.
7oA'A COOK COUNTY .BoSDs.
" Wants
THIRD NATIONAL BANK KECEIVERS CRRfIF1-
:: 49,. 49, GATES. H. -