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FINANCE AND TRAKE. j
i
Businoso nt the Banks Dull—
Exchange Irregular.
■ <
Prices of Groin Generally Liwer, Eye I
Brins Iho Exception—Froyii- i
ions a Shade Easier. j
FINANCIAL.
Hnslnrss at the banks during the past week was
distressingly dull, at least that was the report
with a single exception from the beginning to the
close. Wednesday a few of the banks had rather
a bettor demand for currency from conntry corrc- ;
rm>ndrtiK but it was by no means general, anil
balances steadily increased during tbo week. .The ]
inure favorable reports from tbo wheat dPlrkts |
rlrencihcnvd confidence, and A much better feel*
Jug was manifest in financial and business circles j
us to the foil trade. The general and seasonable
ram of Thursday night has put the corn crop be
yond any ordinary danger, anti hence the 'Vest
will, ns heretofore, contribute Immensely to Iho
commerce of Hie country. A good corn crop i
mentis also an obnndunco of fm animals of all t
hinds, llio values of all of which, with that of iho '
ciTcnl*. must Increase thu snodnnilsl capital of r
tbo food-producing States by tens of millions of 1
dolhr*. *
Money continues very abundant. ! Borrowers 1
have it all their own way if their offerings are i
l;iri.T In emount and collaterals acceptable. The ]
discount rule* un- slllllicld nominal at 8(5.10 per J
cent, but the higher figme Is exceptional, and tPlfc (
7 arc often accepted. Call ami short-time loans, J
4*cU per cent, with (cadency nt several of the «
Links to thu lower figure, and oven <1 percent 1
would probably be accepted. Almost any offering 1
might be taken rather than to lose a good ens- ;
ttHIRT.
Tbe Now York exchange market rnlccl firm at J
per 81,000 between banks till Friday (
morning, when prices broke and the market be
came Irregular. It remained «u till the close on l
Enturday evening. Friday the market opened
weak, with sake from’Jfiftf.Oc per 81,000 between
banks; but towards (he close sellers refused to draw
below (il-’c. Saturday morning It ojxmcd strongst <
OUc. iiit(l considerable sates were iu:ido at that fig
ure. but It gradually sank to 25c: that Is, very con- <
riderAblc salts wero made at that price. We quote <
thu market weak, with the wide range of 250MJOC. !
Buyers, however, refused to purchase in the after
noun much. If nny. above the lower figure..
ThH weakness of (lie exchange market shows 1
(hut the values of the large shipments of cereal 1
mill ttulnml products and of live stock ore npproxl
mating the current Indebtedness of tho West to
toe seaboard. Jt has been a surprise that the ex
change market could holdnt so high a price for so
ninny weeks. Of course, no one can tell what Is
to Ik* iho market for necks to come, but many wilt
be <tl«sppolnlcd if the worst Is not over.
STATE OU NATIONAL Hd’BKVISION OF LtFß
insurance.
The lion. Grin T. Welch, Superintendent of In
surance of Kansas, sends us an able report on the
subject of life-insurance. After melting a great
number of facts in regard to the necessity of
greater safety to policy-holders, be ssys that them
never w«n a Nile tanking system tn this country
till tho Hucurltlcs of the banks were deposited. In
Government vault*. Iloadai:
Duponit in Government vaults docs not neces
sitate a change of hmcih. Assets which nre good
In the Company's possession uro euuallygood in
melt vaults. Interest wilt accrup on assets there
the sunn* ns elsewhere.
It in nut argued that special deposit Is a neces
sity m each btuto and Tcrtilory fur tne security of
policy-lioldcis und creditors residing in thoui. Jint
it Ik timed l/iut depotil ihimld V« made lu public
unilta to ereure the hitereete of the insured. Past
history, mao* Indelible by losses the Insured have
mst-niucd. establishes (list fact beyond contra
dutioii. Tills deposit should be general, lor ALL
policy.holders of the company, und In amount
vuuM tu Utc aggregate of unpaid losses and un
earned premium or reserve. Under proper laws it
lull'll! be Hindu cither In the vaults of (be United
Hater, or of those of the Slate where tho company
Is organized. A government which creates com
panies'or associations tu deal with tho people
owes the pnuunsuf «uch companies or Associations
protection against loss uy reason of tbo business
they bestow upon sucb creatures of tho isw.
Hut when lie says: "History dues not record
an Instance where the holder of such notes, prop
erly secured by deposit of assets in Government
vaults, ever disposed of them for less than 100
cents for tho dollar. Neither does It record an
Instoncc of loss to the depositor by reason of de
posits In Government v.-inlls for the security of
' such notes,” the ossctllim locomes 100 swooping.
Our older hmmicss-tmn have not forgotten tuo
•• Biumn-lall ” times of IHiJO-'lll, when thu Issues
of a,I our Western banks wore duly secured by
Hate stocks in tbo vaults of the proper otllcursat
tlio stuto Capitals. Hut Mr. Welch may reply
they were not "properly secured,” a factor
which our people have most painful recollections.
As to the general principle of having some,
greater security fur tho Immense assets of Ufo
iii-iirancu companies, there can bo nu question
whatever. They foul up to hundreds of millions of
dollars, and yet the policy-holders are, as Mr.
ek'basmTts,absolutely dependent upon the ability
and the honesty of the ufflcurs of tho companies,
if, bko our banks, their securities could bo held
by a bureau at Washington, It would add Immense
ly to the safety of tho policy-holders. Thcro am,
o- It seems lu us, almost Insuperable difficulties In
tlm way of accomplishing It. For Instance, bow
could thu Connocilcut Mutual convert all (bo eight
or ten millions of mortgages It holds In this city
into Government bond* and deposit them In Wash*
ingtont tt may be replied, Deposit tbo mort
gages there; but this would make it necessary to
remove the company Itself to Washington. With*
out further discussion, we add that the suggestion
of Mr. Welch is an excellent one, and It is to be
Imped that it will lead to Important amt practical
results, for the greater security of tbe best Inter
oils of policy-holder*. If the staid old tttatu of
Connecticut will put or cannot punish her three-or
four-million thieves, It tuny bo necessary for thn
General Government to removo the securities of
her companies to Washington and place over them
a watch-dog fur whose integrity the nation will
hold Itself responsible.
NATIONAL HANK CLEARINGS.
i»t PjOUc at the -jitth.
There Is iioining encouraging in the reports of
Clearing-House exi-hangi-a last week, liutthey
mo so Inrguinr. and indicate such singular differ
i na n in the condition of business ut the different
ciiu>, th.a we himi sought without success for
t-iimc reasonable explanation, it might naturally
be supposed that the extreme hot weather, whlcfi
has nearly arrested business In some cities, ao
founts fur thu Irregularity, but It Is curious that
K. l.uuia. where transactions ate ordinarily much
smaller than they were last year, ami when* the
beat mis season has caused morn deaths than soy
! where else, now reports an unusual and consider-
Aide hu rcu-r in amount of payments tnruugh bank.
J’mhuoly Ihc extreme heal has been the causo of a
in.;terisl decrease li. business transactions at soma
cities, bunevi r, and it is evident that these reports
givo 11 it tu iiwoi illation of valuu lu regard to thu
j.vnerui condition of business tu tt more permanent
r-dist. NNegitvour usual table, however, ■how
lug iho amount of exchanges for the week ending
• July i:i ut Nin i raneisco und July 20at the other
vuU-e. in couiiumsou with exchanges duriug curre
pjiomliiig week luil Jfosr:
. .. . I«TH. |K77. .
bifk 13.vi.7i7.2»4 BI(Vi,bH,S3Q
4J.»»ji,hh 4-v.«,.«u
I h.i.ul. L h.u .tu.iur.-.tiU WkottAfot
* in.iti.aio
no. tioiicucu 10.T.7.71J Ul.MU.hJfi
t a t(.t nnrutl iu.Mg.rnn
rt. LuuU p/iv,.4.w u,tmi.o:si
J.alumoit- n.XM.u.O IVA.";«M
.i .v uijvMi* 4,ogg,ttMi
fiuiwaiiMt 4.i«».,usi a.u»j,r«(7
■oiioil":... 4,4ir..-ttt 4.Vil.Kj;t
• J'l.Uur.' B.4ai,.vji 4,Hau,p;u
L.oi.Om
‘t , ii; {..rin.i»-*4 1.177.001
V" U * t»lf«.7il I.dMUtU
■ lW Haul* 741,.VU U/A27U
*■>* ncua- 2-ai.atl
J oUcll IV4l,ecu Isa 404
■ tt. ji>.-ei'i»... hsAUAi a&1,*404
T01»L........ ffiil'>.4aH.l7U f*MiH,|SH.HfiU
Ouuldohvw iorg lfii.7hu.irJl iud,sik«s
, Losses uf over nO per vent at Chicago,Cincinnati.
I’ltiaburg. and Frovltlencu tiro singular, but less so
than •wall Josses at Hm Francisco ana boston, or
t inun gain* at ht. Louis and Cleveland. Ou lue
» whole, iho reports are less instructive (his week
than they haw been for many months.
l-lIICAOO MINING AMU STOCK kXCUAMUS.
Thursday’s sales were as follows:
Skaru. Met.
t-ecls ho further (Black lIIIUJ U2>
, «'ui.»j!i.iali-j MP a (New AloxUo).., , ufi |n.uu
.. K ui-fc..iiU*U'dMk* hfi jlkiVt
NI ill (oil ll'iiilral. Col. i 4W j. m
‘ IL-oca I uuiiu (i.i-uusl, C.'01.) JUI .no
i, JJciJio Tuund (Ceutral, Col.> IfiJ .fifi
vuiteiON BXCitANOE.
Prices are steady at yesterday’s rates, vlx.: at
New York and Chicago they were:
... Si/iyoaye, Si-]kt.
i Herllog. 4SU
>• Dvuium ,
>raii>.e.... v aiiu his
> bviUi-rlaod
(iirmenf y 4,,
« ‘ 4^
V,» Austria 40
r i7tg
. L'euu.srx ."’.’Ml!..Ulti
• j liOVEUMUkMT HUat/O.
Il.’ VulUd ttUtesfiS u( *H| UH'4
d olled bUq.»l-Jos of V. 11/J.4 iuri«
l ulled biaictfioi*of'o7 |ufiu
ViUlcdhUteifi-JUof 'W..... ~...100 |Uh£
rtill'rt States KMf*.
nf>» m of 'si
I'nlirdaifttrnnew
ITnftrii Stn(tM nrr ri-nt coupon*
I'nltcrt Piute* currency ru
ooi.n and cmcEsn.u Kt*.
Gold. 100H©1W>.'#" Greenback*, WHJ In coin,
LOCAL ABCCRITIX3.
fIM. A*Vett.
..•I'd'i »I'M’(
‘mill
...•l«7 »in«
..M'V.H •lisiW
... •»« ......
...\M
Chleacro Ctfy 7 prr i*f«t tmntf*..
l.titrncorityT prrf'’tit icwi’mp .
Chicagocti r 7 prr tmi w*f it luan—
(.-i nk Comity 7 f***r irnt bumf* i li*n«>.
I.lneoln I’arßypprrem bond
C»y Hunimvismnh
Cliy <U>«t M-Ir) 175
Mtr li.ilm-arNorili !<*,«■*. rtlv lift I*l
( hlrflco rni'l CokfCunipany iw
Cuntniicrnf Cmninprtß .H 5
ivm USTiflon iMlltrar 7 per cent* *llo*l
•And Intern*. •
lIY TKLRORAVtI*
NETT TORK.
Nrw York, »Toljp 27.—G01d dull at 100« f.
florrowimr tote?, 1 per cent and fial. The London
l'fonom''*t says: of gold from the
flank of England for the United State* is highly
probable.”
Bar silver here. lliltf for greenback, andlldK
for polil, Silver coin, per cent discount.
Governments wore firm.
Koitroad bonds were lower.
State securities wore steady.
There was less activity and excitement in the
stock market to-day, but a much firmer tone pre
vailed. and prices advanced sharply in some shares.
The sellers of the past few days were buyers to
day in many cases. At (ho opening the market was
buoyant, and there was a sudden nso of U to 1 per
cent. This was fallowed by a decline of Mto l*i
per cent, and still Inter by an advance of 4 to 2*4.
tn (he afternoon the market was buoyant and
prices advanced >4 ton per cent from the lowest
point of the morning.' There were largo purchases
of leading shares, uased on the belief that the
damage to the crops at the West hadJicen exag
gerated, and that the trnnk lines wilt announce an
advance In rate* for paaMraund freight at an nsrty
day. The features of liiu market were Northwest
ern, St. Paul. Krle, Lake Shore, Western Union,
and f.nekswanna.
Transactions Aggregated 170,000 shares, of which
no.ooo wero Krle, 1,500 Lake Shore. 1H.40U
Northwestern common. 18,000 preferred, 45,000
Bt. Paul common. 7,000 preferred, 17,000 l.scka
wanna. 15,000 Now Jersey Central. 12.000 Mortis
A Essex, and 57.000 Western Union.
Money market easy at per cent. Prime
mercantile paper .’MM.
Customs receipt*. 8105.000. The Asslataut-
Trensiirer disbursed 850,000.
Clearings. 87,000,000.
Sterling exchange, hankers* bills, 4P2U; eight
exchange on New York, 48514,
Thu weekly bank statement is as follows:
Loans, increase, 82,440,500; specie, decrease,
SVHHt.OOO; legal-tenders. Increase. sS'tf>.7oo;
deposits, Increase, $881,000; circulation, decrease,
8027.100; reserve, decrease. $1.(W0.700.
The banks now hold $22,571,775 In excess of
tbelr legal requirements.
novanxMcxTs.
Coupons. Wl 107>ew 4’4* lO4M
(Ajii|«uas. *a\ new Huhi New4in-r cents pm'4
’in \rr.«i io>tns. r*g new
CoutM#*, ’(M,. ....icm [Coupons itaP<
New M. -lOTlflCurreiieyAA ivubi
STnvXs.
Vf. u. Teieerapb PAH Northwestern Pfd 7.1
Utileksllrcr lit C. C. A 1 2d!4
(Jiilcksllverpfd .TU4 Ncw.Jrrsey frntral... in
liirlOeMall KHf Hork Island 114
Mariposa urwi hi. rani 4i«
Mariposa pfd luitf Walush I.'IH
Adams Express icnw Fi. Warm* V 4
Wells Karirt»...., p-j Terre llsnle m
American Express.... 4« llerntllAoiepfd....... i
Ihilted states Express. 4A Clilcano A A1t0n...... HjU
N. Y. Central.... lum Chh-ago A Alton pM..!<n
Eric is'tciiloiV Mississippi.,.. 7!4
Erie pfd 14 H U„ L. A W.... ftsU
Jlnrlom ...I3HH A. A I’. Telegraph..,, snvj
Michigan Central «d .Missouri Pacinc |U
Panama I2H Chtrago. It. AO. Illi*
I’nton PaciOo fi'JM Hannibal A Hi. Joe... HU
laitro Bhore... in;, I), P. bonds IMW
Illinois Central mq 11. P. bonds t'vv>«
( levclsnd APlusmirg. Half (>. P. Laud Grant lo7‘v
Northwestern 41 (I. P. sinking Funds..lot!4
rrsrx aoKtis.
Tennessee fti, old 14 'Virginia, new.
Tennessee new sitf Missouri 6*....
Virginians old gu i
SAN PRANOIfICO.
Saw FnAwctflco, •Inly t!7.—Following were lh«
ciontnff quotations it the Stock Hoard:
Alp>»a. »>H Mile A 50riT0W....... 7H
Alia 7fl .hula ConnollitatM....
(etcher 4 jimico
il«Pt & lleldier |3?< Kentudt
liulllon . 4*t
C*lnJunl«...,. u Moiii-nn
California Northern Rcile.
Cbotiar 8H opiiir
Confidence 3’< merman
Consolidated VlrKlnl*. h >|!irmond <k Kljr.
Crown I’olni oftairaa* ....
Kurpkn Consolidated. 4.v* Him* Vermin.
..urekn Con.toimaicu, . . T>t
hiclirfincr S'* HlWcr Hi 11..... *(
OOIIUI * Curry*.•....• «»* Union Conioliijated... 7
UrftQdl’tlie {*• V«Uow Jtckcu UH
rOKHION.
London. July 27. —CoiuuU, for money. 03 3*10;
iccmml. o’>U.
American secnrillea—Heading. 10Hi Erie, 174;
preferred. :uiH.
Amount of bullion withdrawn from tho Dank of
England on balance tu*day, £*,030.
I'Aiiis, July !17.— IlenlCB. IlUfllUc.
COMMERCIAL.
Tho following wore the lAicitquotaliona for Jnljr
dollvurjon threading article* for theism two ilkts:
i'rHnv. tiuiirnlnu.
,( ji.M
,7.10 7. Ml
r.,ut* r«.m
.R. m u.ir.
. I.crt I.at
. l.lrt i.ut
. :u>4 so
.. 204 iiri
.. At MU
..7 i*4 704
.1 U>4 4 014
~V U>U| 84«*.t4
,100.1 V)
,ot n-i<»
..4Hi.IV 4KU.00
iK wore thn receipt* amt ahlpmonU
article* of produce In this city dm.
r-four hour* cndlmr at 7 o’clock on
nlntfi And for the corrcipomhnu date
• ago:
Mtupork
l.unl
BnmUJens tMur.i
wiiori riba, lxiie<l.
WbUKjr
Wheat
Corn .
Oau
Ityr .
Ilarler
l.lvfl lion
Gold
L'oniol*
btcrlln* eschao
The followln
or the leading
Jnjr the twentj
Saturday nion
twelve mtmlba
JttetfttU. j
1878. I 1877. j
n,«O ' l.ia.t
81,013 7,l');*
3MUIA7. 115.0.11 <
&8.0« l 4, £ll
H. 4. U.V>
I. 430
*.u»o ;
1H.IO)
1878, l 1877,
(CuiTl 4*3
rfi.iii 7,3-m
177,7U3 317.1UJ
41.M1*
flour, hrli....
wheat, bu,...
Corn. l»n
Data, bu ......
Itjr**. tni..
Hurley bu... .
timiieeil. »a.
Mittvril, Hit.
Hmom C.. Ba.
C. ineata. lb*..
Ikt*f, hfl»
fork, br1a.....
Lard. |M......
Tallow. llm ...
Putter, iba....
Llvu Uojta, Mo.
Cattle, >o
Bheeu, >'o
MlclciT iba.....
illjthwlnea, o'U
Wtxh Iba
I'otutoc*. bu..
Coal, tom
liar, urna
I.mutter, m ft.
Blitiiaic«.m...,
Bali, hrla
f;KK».
Cbt-eae. baa..,.
U, ai>|i|ea.bu..
Uftaa, bu
*1)70.,*.'.**”".!
I 14U.W1*
KtiV"*"”**
3,Bon,vui
in; n
AIM K 1
3J..VBJ
tftH. IK-*
4.011 4 .VI
u,iun: a,**
114. HAH
34,700
M.wi A,:tvi
38.V81'
lI.iPKI 1,707
4.077 .
tri3
T 0,044 47,711]
UK) 1
aiXtMNi A1,70U,
MM
3.701 lift
H .......I
A.H.r7 t 1,531
1.3 M 1.480*
1,1*31: 0.40 L
IHI ST33
o,Aiii i.iuj;
40J
Withdrawn from atore during Friday for .city
consumption: 4,MBbu wheat, iWOhucorn.
The following grain waa inspected Into store m
(his city last Saturday; 0 car No. 1 red winter
wheat, til oars No. 2 do, Dears No. ft do, 1 car re*
Jveted do, care no grade; 1 car No. 1 hard
wheat, a cans now No. 1 do. til cars No. 2 spring,
2 cars new do, 4 cars No. 11, 7 cars rejected do, 4
cars no grade do <l.ll wheat); 1 car yellow curp.
143 cars and 0,100 bu bigh'tnlxcd do, 2 cars new
do, ai>U cars and 3(1,300 bn No. a, H 8 cars rejected,
H cars no grade (701 corn); 7 cars now No. 2 white
oats. 2d car* No. 2 white do, Ul cart and 4,000 lit
No. 3 do, 7 car* new do, 7 cars rejected, 1 car no
grade (7ti oats); 33 ears new No. 3 rye, 1 car re*
Jccied, 3can new do 138 rye); 1 car (red barley,
1 car new do (3 barley). Total (060 cars), 431, tiOO
bu. Inspected out: n. 003 bp winter wheat, 40,*
734 bn spring do, 1ti0,777 bn corn, and t>o3 bu
barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
of breadstuffs and live slock at this point during
the past week, aud fur the corresponding weeks
ending as dated
Jhla 77, July BU, JuIvTB,
|H7«. |H7!C IU7«.
. 41,UM U7.r»|7 07.7UJ
. an. 4» omhi* 71,4. w
,t,7IKI,'U 1,714.073 1,001,101
~ aui,«iVt 477.1 KU 11H.751
. 4i.4US 31.730 «•/,.ut
. a,awi a.aoo i4,4ib
. Att,an oa, 4-1.4 30.701
. 83,0*1 3U.450 0,-704
>« ? f oa« 8.700 i. law
.. 41.&K1. 37.50 H ai.uil
- BU7.WW 330,7.13 ftl.f*J6
..|,TUH,4<I3 l.fcltU&i 3,001.750
.. btu,aut 874.ua4 103.003,
404 18.070 ft. 701
.. 4,750 4.UA4 1.710
~ 38.303 8.1,430 8,410
13.838 13.588 . 0,310
.. 670 047
f'luur, orta
vneai. bu
Coro, im
Data, W
lire, bu
Uartuy, bu
UvehuKa, No.
Cattla, No
bUwjj, So
SAlyituntt—
Flour, orlt
Wbeau bu
Com, b 0......
Oau, bu........
Ilyo. bu..
Uarler. bu
Lite bog*. No.
Cattle, No
biieuji, So,
TUe fullowiuj were tlte export* from New York
ter the weeks ending a* dated:
•Zulu *3, July 18, July -JT,
i«7*. we. in 77.
n.uo ;t,ess
«tt.ai3 7JH.4.-0 III,(Hu
7ltti.UA) iU7,«t:i3 (AftXIDX
flout, brU.
Wlital, du,,
Com, bu...
Verily lUo trick* of the trade are nuuteruna, and
experience baa thoroughly demonstrated that the
Granger U«a susceptible to thorn aa the moat la
veternte of city sbarita. It la not every day, bow*
over, that three trlciu are brought tu light, •«
clever la “yo” countryman to bid* up all clue*.
Uowever, one developed Saturday U exceedingly
rich, and quite •‘•mart," aa U will undoubtedly
add many dollare to the poegete of tbapattlea in
tcreated. due itinerant paragraph of the rule*
governing the Uupccilon of grain in tbe City of
Chicago rcada:
lu cue of mixture of aprlust and winter wheat, U
will be called aprlog wheat aad graded according to (ho
quality tucreof.
This rule was passed lo prevent tbo country ship
per* mixing spring grain with winter, tbo usual
difference In the price of the two being from (I to
I‘Jc per buahel in favor nf winter. Rut al the
present time aprlng wheat ia worth Jnat 10 cent*
per t»n morn than winter wheat for anot deliv
ery. aimply because the market for aprlng la nr.tc*
licnlly cornered. On Painrdav morning a lar-’e
amount of winter wheal came in. and It wan
noticed that a great number of thocara contained
It few haahcla of spring wheat carekaaiy mixed in
with the top layer of winter, ao Hint when the in*
apectora were railed upon to grade the aame ther
were obliged to grade It spring wheai-abaolutely
reduce ita quality—hnl at the aame time add about
54Q.00 to the value of each car-load! There waa
comidcrablo dlaantlafaction expreaacd, and nnder
any other clrcumtlancoa the ahlppera wonld not
bate been ao particular about the rule being
carried out ao cloeely. bnt they found they
bad a good thing on the city chapa, and certainly
made the moat of K. It le very likely that a largo
number of eaMnada treated in preclaely the aatno
mannerwilt arrive at Chicago between now and
the latof Angnat—aomo aayaahlgh aa 500 car*
Inada will be In by Wednesday,
.irwu tw<
. 1"7?<
.I(l4'* HM»s
Where the wheat wna No. 2 of course It could bo
utilized ny the shorts to All their contracts, ami In
all probability receipts theiofor wonld i« a legal*
tender on No. 2 spring wheat contract*, for the
reason that equity admits of tilling a contract with
a better article than the contract calls for. The
rule Is a rery Important one in the general rnn,
and It wonld seem nnwlso to change It, as some
suggest. It Is a fine point discovered by the ronn*
trymen, and they should be accorded credit then*
for, and also not forgot In the future that the
smart And tricky operators do not of necessity re
side In the commercial circles. Verily we may ex
claim: Amor (of money) vlnrit omnia/
The produce markets Saturday were moderately
active, but prices generally were a grade lower,
especially on options beyond the present month,
rye being the only exception. The shipping de
mand was only moderate, notwithstanding low
freights and nrnspccts that carriers will advance
their rales shortly. Provisions were moderately
active hut lower, more especially on the leading
speculstirc articles.
In the market fur domestic dry-goods thcro was
not mnch that is now to note. Nothing occurred
to disturb the quiet I hut has characterized trade
for a number of weeks past, or to unsettle values,
which remain steady and firm for all staple a Aides.
Groceries wero ordered as freely as In past seasons
at a corresponding period, and the general tone of
the market was firm. Sugars continue In active
demand, but prices stubbornly refuse to advance.
Coffees are firm at the lately modified quotations,
lllco la strong, domestic especially so. as stocks
both of Carolina and Louisiana styles are ex
ceptionally light. In the bnttcr market thcro Is a
continued good demand, and, with stocks reduced
to small dimensions, prices of anything grading
ahovu common show positive strength. Cheese
also continues in good demand, And Is firmly held.
In the dsh market trade was curtailed by the lacu
of adequate supplies. Dried fruits remained dull
and generally unchanged. Oils were steady, with
a fair seasonable business in progress. No
changes of moment were developed In tbe leather,
bagging, tobacco, coal, and wood markets.
The lumber market was steady Saturday, the
sales of cargoes being fair at the late decline.
The fleet was arriving, and may be a rather large
one. The yard dealers reporta llltlo more trade
and larger sales than this time o year ago, though
then business was paralyzed by the strike. Price
lifts are shaded in filling large orders. The
sales of wool were fair In thn aggregate, and the
market ruled steady. Itroom corn and hides were
quiet. Needs were In request and rather firm In
consequence of the meaern offerings. The demand"
for hay was local and sufficient to absorb the offer
ings. Green fruits were abundant and In fair re
quest at the ruling prices. Poultry was steady.
Potatoes weakened, owing to large supplies.
Lake freights wore modoratelvoctlvo and steady,
at liio for corn by sail to Buffalo and 4c to Kings
ton. Hoorn was engaged Saturday for 02,000 bu
wheat and 500,000 bn corn.
Through ratce w«?ro steady at for corn
end 7Uo for wheat by the olNwalcr route to Now
York. Lake and ra»l rates were 754 ft for corn and
Rt«c wheal to New York, and He corn to Boston.
Itait frelehw were quiet, ot lUc to'Ncw York and
Sic to Boston on erniu, and 10cand'-S3o do on
fourth clasa. It la reported that the railroad an*
Ihorlllca contemplate advancing rates tbo Qnl of
next month to gOc on (train to New York. Throitsb
rates to Liverpool were quoted at 40e per 100 Ihs
an (train and 40‘*044c per do on provisions. Hales
to Cork for orders were 4m®4U!iC.
suiri'lno vamis*.
We coot tbo following from tbo clrcolar ofJ.
If. Drake A Co. s Cash wheat at SI.OO, with In*
lormodloto charges L’c« would cost 91. l.*» alongside
ship. With sail freights <ls and 'i per cent com*
mission on tbo currei.cy|vnlue, would coat 4fia Cork
for orders. IlcorlrnUm's quotation! Fair spring for
prompt shipment, 40s «d and 41s, or
per bu to the disfavor of shipments.
DIHKCT IMl'Ofir*.
The following statement ahowa (be leading ktnda
of foreign gooda on wbicb duties hare been paid at
Chicago during the past week, with (ho foreign
value of the same. With gold at 100!4. the cur*
ronejr soiling value In Ibl* market la about $73, •
000:
/Pertfla V, S. Cutimnt
rtiltlf, UuHfi.
Musical inercbandixi ...$ t 7r«.M
Hbitxy M UW.v*>
Ilnt»lit»
Hum .Vrt J7(1.7V
fancy kuoii*. ft.iri7 sM.sLat
ctusr*.. 4.aji u.Ain.ra
Urnndy.......
Hull w1nv......
Leaf tuiM«co.
Dry ftuinU
(Ita»%w*ru.....
Kariheiiwarn.
Afilvmenit.
Hmokura’ article*,
Util..
Lumber
Halt
brtig mimlrio* (•memlmcnt)... I w
)luu.oji«l<l tc»uu« (irecj 447
oil iMiinttnir* i!«n a*.4ii
Wlru r0t*........................ wrt
Cliain|i«*uu jk« i
It.UOru I,XU avi.ua
let (free).... .......
Duulm iiifl *(.ai
Moitl irlimo M 7 ih7.m
Total*.
LUMUBB STOCKS.
I3N.UK)
Tho yorlhiceiUrn lumberman rfra* « utatomciit
ortlioiluckof lumber s: the principal markets In
the Northwest on July 1« which wo coudenselum
n «• follow*:
350,111.1 "aoiuou
537 i 10
30
3,30.1 JUKI
LARS MICUIOAX HOI XT a.
fcatitliro.
tlCUiltO...
3,11(1 U3u
111
fl,t»4j
MUwauKeo 37. UU
uitiiic iu.mii m.iiu
KcinMiia 4.<M) 4.,vu
Michigan city HMUi |3,u*i
Muring Lake and Grand Karen... 3Aua> an,tin
Muikvgun van** n.ijou
lilg llapMa laiut Si3,un
W'nlie i.ake ....... 4.HUI
lotnlnglun 7.().0 i.nu
Manistee. 7,Ua> n.u«)
Chicago SlUOli 31*037
Total 477.143 *037
TUS SAUINAW MIaTKItT.
Cheboygan. Mich l.ftoo 3,010
Alinita K.UO 10,011
Hagluaw Hirer 33V*ti S’o.uat
'lolfilo, O :t7,ti.vi r*\r»u
riavi-ianil.... uu,iu) ni.ua)
batuiutky......... ........ ... ... H.uai iu.t«a>
Total sia.«uu 4un.300
Muaisairn vallkv.
Anoka. Mlmi waijo
Minni-apulla 4?.uai 11.%un
htlllwatcr •- IU.U.VI i7,uo
Winona .... IS,taw 30.uk)
t.aLroM®, Wla |ii,un Ul.uo
l>ulm<|ua... *3o,uai x.uai
Clinton |,\UK> 33,ua)
Davenport...'. «... it,urn mioi
Miuoatliu Uim 3-J.u*)
Hnrlington IO.VU 34.ua)
llaunloal. Mo 30. An 30,u0
hi. Coni* nVOaj uoiu
Waiuau U,7»»» c.uo
Other iKituta.... 7U.U13 Im.soo
Total.
OranO total for iba Kortbwcat la
m it
IH-cteaiorruin Iwtyvur
HOG I’llODUCTb—There wu less activity, though *
moderate buslneu wu transacted at a little lower reave
qf price* utt the leading speculative article*, uuder a
less urgent demand, rather mure offering!, and a grn
cral disposition on the perl of operator* to remain
quiet. Orders from uuUlde were not urgeott the re*
cclpl* of hugs were fair fur baturday, accompanied by
decline of per luoib*.
I'obk—Wm leu active, and clued at a decline of 7H
felUo j*er tori. The short Interest appeared lo Unwell
closed up, Irene* there wu no demand of consequence
Irumtbla quartc*. and a* order* troiu outside were
comparative!* light, and local operator* were nut dis
posed to do mure than dll tirclr orders, there wu umlt
lure lo create activity, bile* were returned of Jim.rU
cult at tu.OP. U.UuUbrls seller July at tu.rctaj.mu;
«.7ao UrU seller August ai lu.Ussu.iuwt u.a si oris sell
erbepiemlMratfii.TiVtij.77H. 'total, is.aniiiris. The
market closed stead/ at 9d.a&ssW.A7)t csslu fu.n.*Vs
8..V7U seller July i fu..’4d»u.A7tt seller August: so. 70 A
P.7*t» seller beple'iiucr: sud ft). Oj seller the yvsr.
l*rl:ue me»s i ork wss scarce and llrur at
and tills prime at *«♦. r^su.tu.
I.aiiu— n u mudetsu-l/ set Ire. nut quite as flnu a* on
Friday, hut close.l steady and without change lu price.
Demand lor export fair, wall* spot wu uttered hut
sparingly, bales wen reuorled of 750 ns easb at
ST.IKHtdAu teaseller July at fT.agwi A.Auote* seller
August at #7.(r7t*<i*7. U)i U.UU tea seller beptemher at
•7.17H4»7.5u; and .’siitcs seller October at *7.Jjc*.
Total, ixtiutcs. The market closed steady at f7.l«>
cub or seller duly, *7. U7W**7-1U seller August, and
|7.174;ii*7. 'Jntvlkr .irptciiiur.
s)gti»- ttrrc •ready aid nominally unchanged ex
cept fur shore rll>s lur future delivery. which closed
•He (Mr lur iii# uuocr Friday. Demand both tor liiimc-
OUte and future dealing quit* moderate. and huPUrt
generally Arm In their Views, bales were reported of
IMJ tes swcet-plckled hsur (special brand). s». lu lbs,
at «t*ej 'SJObii shoulders, seller first half of August at
So: LOU bis lung sud short clean, cub ial Milwaukee),
atocj itfitMujuib* aburt rib*at 93.t£A3.nj»(ar An
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNEt MONDAY'. JULY 1878.
gust. and g3.n r *'43.b7 , 4 f»r Hepimiter Th** following
wen 1 the > losing price. per ft’ I •> »n leading rut*:
•*Ano/. ,</inrl /..AH')'*, .'Awl
Atigusi.’hoxe V.','/... A. f»> ii'.jn ft in
Hepicmher. boxed.. .VMi u.-.t) Cl.ill
r. rit iiuHT. if-iArii.. a.pii vp.^i*
Lone near* quoted at J.Vfki loose and M.iw I'tui’di
Cumberland)*, ft'V’»7e lioxed: lotig-eui ham*. fH4<«l'H*
boxed: «weet*plrkled haina. i*.vH*|r for In to Ift In at*
eraser 5 green ham*, w«iH‘4c fop same averages; green
shouldei*. 4 "4c.
Karon quoted at sV»r4(o for shoulder*. HV’)! l ?*'* for
ilmrt ntM. 7*7He fer *hnrt dear*, fur hams
all canvaard ami packed.
lls«A»r-\Vn*tinll at 4*ftVe.
BKKK !*lsoDUcrH—YVeyr steady and quiet At ffl.ftr#
B.jwi for m<-M. f io.ttk*io.,y> (or extra me**, ami tfli.ui
f JLMttnrliaru*. fain* l*JOhpl* beef ham* n #31.n0.
Tai.mhv-»V*s easy at OHm44<; forcltj*. and
tor country. Hales twu i»ri» pmue city at t>Xo.
imnAnsTurrs.
FLOUll—Waa quiet ami Arm. There *a«agood de
mand, out thn olfcrtnga were rery light and held abore
buyer*' limit*. Die lower grade* were Karen am)
little belter than nominal, fate* were reported of .vu
hrla winter* at f
9var>t
•mind at f3.«0: lio lirla rye Hour on private term*.
Total. I.nvi brK 1 lie market wa* quoted at the elo»e
at C3..Y091.9.Y for One. $3. j.vat.oo fornupcrlYne*. 94.23
413.00 foreatras Amt f4.304rt.00 for double extra*,
and fV.v»a*.(Jo for patents and sume fancy brand*,
iiye flour. f3.7.Vf2.f.0.
Bbax—Wm qnlet and steady, with tales of 10 tons at
lo.AU on track.
Conx*MRAL~YTa« nominal at It. DO per brl.
NtuDUSdi-YVero quoted at 1H.U0313.U’) free on
boanl. nail «rreentog*at fl9..vi,
WffKAT—There wa* a fairly actlre bmlnea* lran*act*
ed in this market eamrday, and. whlletliere wa* run*
tlderflhli! neiroiKm** nppnrrnt. there waa much lc*i
exeltemetittlian during tno few day* proceeding, and
the fluctuation* were lert severe. Indeed, operator*
wrmed uncertain a* to the future, and acarreiy knew
widen w:u 1 he safer way to dn*l,-whether *0 sell short
ormty :ong. Thl* was more especially the earn for
delirorlr* after this month Ho far a* Jn|y I* concern*
e.l. then* I* im qur*ll«n. for the reawoi that the market
I* imi*t thnrungidr omtro'ied 1»r men fully ennoble of
remaining in forwer, more especially ns receipts con*
tmne only moderate, am) two-ihinl* or the var*l»t« re
ported baiunlaycitu date I of winter. Clear and sea
sonable weather w«« reported pretty nearly ilinmjliont
out the Northwestern Mtaic*. ami this cstisrd runic to
teka a mote hopeful view of thn sltiistian In the
h»rre*t*flelds, llioojli letter* nml telegram* were re*
reived In round nnuiber*. sumo ren.irtlng favorably,
others ilia reverse, itcccipts at h ading point* show
cvllcnce of Increasing. It Odmr rep rrtod mat some
»*i.(s«ibu had arrived at the four cities of St. L«uK
Detroit. Toledo, and Cm-lnnatl, which wn*
looked upon a* libera) for the cine* named. Advice*
from other mat ket* genorallv quoted nrmrr. Cash mid
seller July closed at on adron-eof hMiio. AiißiiitpM
lownr. and .-eptembep’fc lower. Helicr July uulct but
Arm at f l.twai.tcvS. andcl«*<**\at ft.tntflilvl, tran**
action* licliib almost emlrrlr In settlement. >eiler An*
gust onenon at iij<4i*3\4e. fed to bl4(e, Improved to
ttj-Wc. dropped to b>Y4e. auxin adrnhecd. tin* time to
rtlSc. fell 01T to and closed quiet at WKe.
bcptcmlicr ranged at f*7?l HunUe. and clo»-d at tin.*.
Heller the year oulct at m.l Jo muler September. Car
lots of No. J clo*Qd at f l.u.3'*. rash sale* were report*
etlnf rt,4'«)?in No. a at *l.(«V,ff?lMtV*s t.ikiobu ,No. 3
aU«Kit wxihu rejected at nas; i.i«si\>u (»y sample on
traolc at oMulci and twu budo free on board at BV4
(»u. Total, tl.duibu.
llaau YViiAAT-Thora was none offered, and, while
there was aotiin Inquiry, price* « ore entirely numlnal.
YVihtbu yyiip.at— Wsa again in liberal supply, the
r-sMoM reported numbering nincty*ul«e, but under a
good demand the market wa* Arm. and closed steady nt
uiVftKlHc for No. 1 redt h.VH uyut ( e for .No. J do. For
July delivery anlm were at »3c. and for August aim'd
t>3Sc. Hales were reported of a. JuJ bu No. I red aittft
<*uiiy.c: 37.Hoi)bii No. sat m'duouci i.suc l bubycara*
|de. Iren on poem. atTiH(»ty>e,
CORN—t his market ruled le«* active, and prices were
easier, closing at a decline of He per bu: duly Ho low*
rr. mid Angu*t }(e lower. Thun* wa* much leu urgency
In the (hipping uiimiul. while the slmru were not at
ail anxious buyers, and. ax receipts were fair, seller*
were obliged to grant concussion* In order to effect
smes. Advices from other markets quoted steadiness.
Illgti mlxeil-eommsuded a premium of He per hn over
So. JHaturday. wnercan for s-vcral days prerlous the
two grades brought the tamn priuo Heller August
ranged at itHJiOAise. and rlosud at about seller
September rang 'd at dH'itf ltHc, and closed at.TH'4>.
Car lot* of No. c cloud at hue. costi sale* report*
ed of imtti) bu No. 9 at J-t4nr> bn of high
ml ted nt :h)Ha:iuVjei 1.21 mm new high mixed ai37Wr|
MhHtubti rejected ai:t7ei Hu) bu no grade m a»ui j.odj
ha while at 40’dt la ipeeial ijn and un trackt 3,'A»» bu
hy sample on ir.-tclc at 3 tfisiMct T.asibii do free on rovrd
at Total, jth, too bu.
oath—YVrrt less net Ire and lower, the longer fnturc*
declining about lac, whilo seller ihe month or No. J
were Arm tlvmictt raster at the.dost, ftiu iceetpu
were liberal, hut few No. j oatscame on the market,
must of them Iwlng held lo applv uu i-imirxcls. and tne
sblpmonr* during the wcck were liberal. Jesrloa a
vrrr light stock inntotv. Ihe .hilv deal wa* excited
early iindnt an urgent Inquiry from shorts, with very
light offering*, m 11 ws« rumored ttmt a soueexe was In
prugicsi, though the market cbneit csalrr. and buyers
seemed to cim cl auxmlaiu offerings this week. July
sold early In Ktuomrut at J7e. then at 2*D{<r. and at the
r)(we wn* quoted at JU'ffiJO'ye. seller August anhl
early at J3js*. and then off to JJ'te nt the riose.
Heptnmhcr sold at elusing (low at
the Inside, out No. 1 oats hronihi the out*
side (nr itumcdiato delivery, clo.lug at JUt;'4J<;li3, and
nfowcariofncwbroiig.il Jiio. Haimdes were In fair
request, U#*h sale* were reported of 2,4'k) bu new No.
JaiJnei 3.4(1)hu Vo. ant jilWOTc; idito htihysam*
tile M3.V43U.1 on tracKi and ;gi.uuu bu da at 33/«oJhc
free on iH>*rd. Total, 4".0u0 hu.
ItVK—Waa quiet and Arm fur this month's delivery,
white the lo.iger futures were quiet and easy. Roller
tlm month or No. a was wanted by the Miorts, and
ruled strong at file, with o sale ol July In settlement at
B.V. The offering were very light. Atigust wasquot*
cd at ftOe. and hentembopat sue. Cash sale* were re
ported of ftxtbu Ao. -J at Me, and two bu bysamploat
4i«Meon truck. Total, MiOhu.
HaUI.KV—Wiu moderately active, declining earlv
about he per bu under tree ottering*, then reliving, and
closing 4<410 oelow the latest quotation of Haturday.
There was ie«s demand from shorn, who appear to have
generally Ailed In, lint too marker was strong during
tho lira hour, on the receipt of several buying order*.
Advices were received from (.’niis-ts that the uew bar
ley was light In weight and somewhat discolored, and
tho reports from California were not so faroraolo a*
heretofore, heller August sold at I'lMsTle. and closed
at the outside. !*eplomhcr opened at isy, deolinrdto
iwc, recovered to tue. and cl sod alHukubOi. Cash
No. u was nominal at 7w*V)'4c, and feed sold atuic.
Other grad'-s of old barley were not mentioned. 'Cash
Mica went reported of Nil bu feed at McsOfi bu choice
old bysamploat774atoanlu>. Total. I.uoubu.
GK.VKIIAIi MATIKr.TS.
UU 4:«‘.:w
iU .17.
10*1 41. .10
30.7 W B,ftU.7i
»'£l 4tt U»
'HO jih.*jo
44a AttUII
n th'i.ut
a*mu
«wi nvnv
I»7U. I»7t.
i.ano .......
«,«« 4,*<-0
801.881
Aac-Kkl
.i.tsj.un i,itj.i**7
. J.S.U7O
PUOVIhIONS,
oo«r. part cured...ft.M 15%** f.vnrjjf ‘ f afro
Intel h.m t.u* n.ir. it.|.t
nROOM-COII.N-Was dull and heavy. The mstket
Is llitcrally stocked, and (ho reports about tho now crop
Indicate that It lain aflourlshlng condition. Wequoict
Mrtetly cieca hurl, waiter red-tipped do, 4Hi*.ioi
green brush that will work llaoif. 4)t<A3Hot red and
'red-tipped do, tiHosHot Inferior, ik-taHci crooked,
:«q<c.
IIUI’TRK—The feeling, so far at least as good (0 choice
grades were concerned, was decidedly Arm, the de
mand for flno tabic grades somewhat exceeding (ho
supply. For some days post iho receipts have been
very moderate, and Iho hulk of the arrivals went fir
wan), pales were rcadUy cfTectcd at the following quota
tions: Choice to fancy creamery. I7tt2otft good to
choice dairy, itttslUct medium, Owllot Inferior tocom*
mou, b*se.
IIAUHINO—No price-change* were noted. There
•ii i wull-auatalned tnoreiin-ni In grain hng*. and for
other good* hi the ll*t al*<> ihcro wo* a fair ioohiiijlilu
demand. I'rlcrtJ ruled Arm a* follow*! Hiatk. vie;
Hrlgtilun A. itmci J.ewliion, 21ct oiler Creek, luHu;
American, |oV«ot burlaps 4 and .1 hu, l.’tofUct gun
nics alngle, Hwlfioi double, £k*2(<n wool lack*. 4c**
4Ae.
CIIKE*K-In thla market the hoalllon of alTalra re
main* c»»cntlall» unchanged. Tbo offering* coallnuo
unuiuatiy ilbaial fbr llio lime of jear, hut under a five
l.a»lcmand export demand aioeka are kept down In
returnable limit*. and for incichaniabta gradea mo
market maintain* a linn tune. We aaalti quote at tol
luwas Full cream, 7*7)tvi port aklui. S>i<*d)|ci low
gradea. ikiatV.
CU.M.-l'rlcca ranged tin* wuno na fora fortnight
piui, and were nominally rte.viy. Woqnotes Lark*-
wanna, largo oeg. «).<■>; miall eng, SO. not nut. fu.cXj|
ruußo. sq.ist riedmoui, S7.ooiliioa*mirv, iajt Erie,
>.v<ui Dalilinoru4oiilu, s|.iVat.7Si Jllrionk, »5.a»;
W Ihiilutitun, |;i,u>j uartahemu. S4.7A| Indiana block,
Mins—Were quiet at lft7c per dos Frcih guaran-
Iced egga woroqimted at onaTc.
FlSii-Johbera had re-Hung now to report. Difficul
ty In promptly executing irJir* la attll experienced,
owing (u tho lonunued inadequacy of aupullea,
mackerel, cod (lib, and trout (icing acarce. |b«
demand waa liberal at ibe following prlcca: No.
I wblieMi. per W-nri. Si.Umii.vaj family white
fl*h. •I.T.VKI.mii trout. mackerel, No. |
•More, giij.iDMiti.Mii No. i !>ay. f «(«*.•*,.vu No. a
abure, £-brl. S7.u kI7.VAt No. 2 Day. |7.:***rUOt large
family do, new. K-nrl. < >.7AiNo. | bay. kK*. 4l.uk.*
|.V)| do. medium. »l.2.Vgt.:iil; largn family kiU.SI.JW
Wl.lOj (Iroit-idacmliUh, eviri, SA.(*'((-*>.:2,s tummer
cun-ado, SA-fiOt Lahiaimrherring, iplit, hria. 57.<*%4
7.. vii do. rouud-hrl*. *A.3.MdA.;>m do. H-hrls • ),(»»!
Holland herring. 51.1.V«.|,2A; amoked lullbui, Titfdct
•ealed herring, per bos. :*v.
Flct’jTn iV.au NliTa—Trodo waa without imtlct-ahle
Improvement, and excepting layer ral*ln«, w illed were
■lightly firmer, there waa no imi roi cinciu In the tenor
of price*, tte quotei
PnaainN—Hatea. Mgnct Gut, layer*. I*4l4rt Turklih
tirunea, 7‘iM>Ue; raitina, laycra. SI.MN4I.KM London
(aver*. lAt Ummc.MukwU-I. S2.UWJ.ISi Zaivto
currant*. tU*ii‘te; citron. hkal7c.
l)o«a mie-Alum aimlrn, iiwoinc: New York and
Michigan, 4GI4WCI Southern. v4la:i*e; Ohio, s'js'ki
iN-acin a, uni aired, lutiua, 4«c4H«M d» quarter*. uk<4
4Mci ra»pni.rrlca JU-aJUci pitted eherile*. jiMJto,
Ncr*—Filbert*. ilttwlVSici aluiondt. Tarragona. V(J
CtJlct French waiuuto, |i*«llc; Naplia walnut*. 1V««
lltct (JreimMo walnut*. 730*lie; llraxll*. .’-*tig"ciTexa*
IHcaui. 7w*ci lllu-r pecan*, ttan'in Wllmingiun pea
nnl*. 4jt*<gAc| Tcuncwco do, Virginia do, d»
t»t*e.
CIUKRN FHUITK-Wcro In /air supply’and n-ouert.
T«maloea wcru (Inner. omlrluilee apple* louuk.o full
price*, Lemons went quoted lower at 4lJ.u>uid.ik) per
Inn, Itn-Jiicnuiid hat Ingfallruo.t. (7ucl.li Inn.; llluciuT
vies «:).u>iirr hut blackberries it.fioai.7'» percaso of Id
hus<-*i plums rsa»7Ae |wr Imxi |u-ars7<W*n-i twactu-s
3-Vauoc t*-r bust eurrauts f11..'0 per bo 1 new applet. 3A ■»
3ii;|crwix. or |o.rorli tonuio.-s jtsitoa
Kr iMiit orange*. *7. ■*;«*'*. uA per i>ovi ■•■mons ajj.m
WIiMD per luiit California peir*. •i.U'kid.TA pcrbuxi
qnidums 4d.au iht box.
tii.t)CUl;ihb-Jobt*r* went not larikularly limy.
For cuilcis *ugais and ricu tbero was a weli-auatnlueit
demand, but Hie general 11tovrmf.il v*. »lu*. Laro
llna lire I* tcryn-srev, and tlio slock of Louisiana also
la small 1 cou-euut-nil/ price* arc ilmly •up.'ortcd.
ttiiKir., cotier*, and mo*t oilier Hue* were held at Terr
ftmprlec*. We<)uou*.
Un;«-V«roiiua. 7HkbHoi Louisiana. 7M«*attQ( lltn
goon. Utv*7ko.
Corrik-mndalluß Java, (MtiiOct 0. Q. Java, 3A4
31e; choice to fluey Ulu, luiAtUfef'. Kuod to prime,
Ukui»k cs common to fair, lAJ4»roj<ct roasting, |«H
biux'ut-i’alent cut loaf. iOM4lokoi crushed. (Oka
lt>A,fi granulated. KialuUci powdered. luigMiuMet
Aauodard, Ufe<wt»Hct du Mu. J, u'suutku; axtrac, u
jabHcOJ Mo. 1. bkkbMct C >o. ibkuttHtfi yellow,
biia c*—California «ugar-luaf drips, 4Atft|Set call*
furnta silver uvtva. WfctAAcigood auxaf-houxualruo, ltd
fetoes ultra do. t-'.i i»c, Mew tirlcau* luo'avu-schuica
new, do prime, good. iCssm.;; com
mon. liHgJuui cviuuivu utuUaMi*. tUuaiMtii ulavk an ab,
bi-u g*—Allspice. cloves. 40U450; cassia,
3-tigJAci pepper, taWwlOf; uottuega, Mu. 1. uumijc;
Calcutta ginger. afeic.
bo.u*— True luur, Aljct German mottled. AkciOlua
Lily. Akes Wblui Lliy. 6!*fi iv'iilu Uu*c, AJdct I’vaUi
Ulomuui. 7ci baton imperial. f-Jic.
11AV— ha* Millet and steady. Local buyers arc talc*
lug a few car-lot* at tbv g.teu price*. Mu. 1 timothy.
4JMm#g.AfJ: Mu. 3. 4».uit Uilaco. 4T.UK uptaud
piuine, gd.uui and bo. I. AA.AUwU.iU. «.
lilDbb—Were *(eau/ and lit lair local rrnucaL Tbe
offering* were IlgUt. Cured tilde*, light, l cured
du. lieary. 7tics do damaged. Unitizes can. nfeui dea
con*. 4(Mau.-s ary dint. >4 twHHc; dry salted, liwuct
dir butcaefe'aleera. Uc: euv*. s'-*c.
HI Lb— (juotattou* remain a* leioro. There wa*u fair
Kincraldumutdsuuapieilyairadt ,ot of price*. Were*
pcatounUCiaiiKiu. ll>)u« c.li»i,ll > if:UuilUuul* v l«c*l
tr-L 100 deg.. |.'ic: Ucudllgln. 17.1 deg. (c*l. 10 ,c;
Alltliliian. legal (r*(, Jk'ici Llatne. IH>jCi extra
wluter strained iaru oIL U7c: do Ke prrwed. HJe;
Mu. I.AOc: No. j.aie i HuM.-ed.tav.A4f; bulled.wc (» UrU
lc Icm); «baii< wtuur-bleacbcd. oucs aperm. W 1.4»:
uvaufuot olLwricily pu/c.iUiWfl.uii do extra, mjui do
Mo. l.uic: bank oil. iic: tlraiu. 4bct miner*' oil, Mu:;
turpeutme, Sdc: uaptulu, devdumed. tid gravity, tic;
.gasoline. deodorised, 74 rtrir.. (:«ej gasoline. H7rtee..
IVfM YTrulnl.v. rntural. 28 dea., ;i‘>e; natural,
nee,, no,*: reduced, •.•h.1.-r.. ati»-*.v.
I*i 'I'LTUY -Km shady under ft fair rift Innulry,
with Ihnlinl offering*. (.ergo spring* snd «>l>| chicken*
were minted at f;M»wr and small springs were dull
At fJ.Mrrj.7-V Turkey«, 7*He.
roiATnj-.H— Were ensyni fl.4'V*l.ftt perhrl. The
offerlm** were fair. nml th** neighboring farmer* are
how parMysupplylngtbeelij.
HKKI»'*-Tlmniny was tnorc actiro and si forger, I.mlcp
llehl offering* ami piimur*that llierrop Im«I lieen In*
Jured by rate.*. timothy sold at tl.D*r4l.2V nml August
wa* firm at #l.23'<. Thn stock In store here 1* plseed
a 4\i»ti l»*tf*. Kink we* salable nt Aj.j'tdl.r?. amla
»mml lof of new brought # 1.3*1. Hcptetuber wa* quoted
at #l.l*. The crop of flax I* said lo h* nt good quality.
HALT—Yvai In /air request and steady. YVe quote:
New Y'ork fine sill. A4.r*» per nrl: nrdlnarp eonr*e.
ft.•Atj dairy, with ban, f2.t34t3.."<5. according tosl/e;
dairy. without hags, ft. 73 pet hrit Album. fd.Ou43. JY
per *nrk.
TKAs-wer* quoted qnlet, with price* steady ami
tinehance.l:
nrnimwiiAß—Common, ivqnoe: good do, nir».ivj
medium. .•W-sl.ini pood do. 4-*iM.Vn.*s fine, .Vfc4-35ct
finest. 3H«f»>c: choice. M«7oj» choicest, 7-Vgmict
finer, uwfkf l.tm.
luntntAb—Common. £UfX3Hei good <!<>, .-trsanv: me*
dluin. :i.H»n- , ei gmel no. -»i*«nci line, 4i#i<W} nmst.
fttn Wi rhulre. uoikd-Ye: ctmlreat.
Y «irso llr«ctx—Common. ai«.e.'Vit ruml 110. 2»»37C|
medium. nr-eCHc! gcunl tin, |iko4:i«u One. 4‘iCAHc,
nne«u .KWW'•. rhulre. Mtk*d*ci rholre»f. KV.tgV*.
.Ixpxjf—■fnmrnon, juaj*!:! ao"i) nunmun. spw*;i9ej
medium. n.v»d.3ct pood medium. 3H(A4O-i line, 4:W43rf
finest. 4H7I.VW! rholee. .vNSV.cs chtdicsr, 33«*Wci
cboleenew. R'*(4fkJci rholeest do. rtv-iyoe,
Ooi.ovti* Cnminoti, gfktJ.Yet rih«l eimirnen.
hicdiam. waiiHct good medium, iihilsin:: flue. 4J>rMAci
finest. .v«.vtc: ethdre. 3.3»3Hc! choleest. m*7oe.
YVtiOD—Kenialas dull at forbeern. and
at f0..VM7.i0 for maple, delivered.
YV)llilKV-iV#* more smite and te hlglwr. sales ho*
inerepartel of ikourh raw at fl.m per gallon. Also
hi MMlhriA alcohol for expert nl ;tle oc 11* ' fed In Sew
Tork. Ali-ohnl fore*r>ort was ilrmer nl :Wr delivered
In New York. Cincinnati wa* quoted nt *1.04. Kaltl
tnore nt gl.tif. New Y'ork at tI.OUHt and Tcorla at
Sl.aiif forwhlsky.
*V()t»L—YVa* lu continued fair demand and steady.
fhc offering* were fair, and the thlpmciiis llbernt.
nilowing are the prices paid hy the-local dealer*.
Graded wool* sell from store l<3;to at ore tb«*e flgure*;
YV.isbed, fleece, JMt.CUe s medium tin washed wool. 3)
Ot7:tc! tine do. In good condition, litqtJlet line heavy un*
wostied. 13.(1 He: tub*warned, choice. U'iw:j*c: cotnmun
to fair do. ;ps.i;i3<*t Colorado flue and medium,
Met do Comvc, l.vglHc.
LIVE STOCK.
uiirAiio.
Orfife. /fan*, ghffn.
, 9.7(3 H.AII
. a, »Hl 7.«« 237
. n.fW» it.Ahl POO
. 0.1 no 11, in* I, ho*
. 4.1.7/ n,ia« w.l
. i,n«j 'tn.tsui n<i
/fser/pf*—
Monday
Tuesday
YVedne*d.iy.
Thursday ...
Prlrtxy
HaUivdMf....
T0ta1....
fln.p-M n.sm
Pamo week In 1R77 0.77 H fI.T,t«H 1.343
name week in iM7d 9>i.7:tl 41. JIU 3. IU(
Homo week In 1H7.3 13,33 ft hi.mh
Last week gf.Tin ftM-Ot 3.7TJ
.30,517 111,41)4 3.JIKJ
YY'eek before last.
AXfrrmenfi—
724 4.057
3(3 3.H13
Monday,
Tiieujay.
5.U-CJ 3.21*1 DM
a. 510 s,ir.U a >7
S,iatl 4.034 ....
Wednesday
Thursday..
Friday
Total...
22.434
.11.037
Dy reference to tho foregoing table It will be wen
that (lie arrival* for the corresponding week of last
year were exceedingly light by comparison. It will be
remembered, liuworer, that aue year ago occurred the
••great railroad strike." and that for the period of
nearly a week railroad train® waa wholly or partially to*
(rrropted.
UATTLK—The past week was an active one, and was
fairly aatlifactary lu general results. Although the re*
celpiawcru considerably nldro the nvcrsgo for the
lime of yrar, *o general and liberal was the demand
that the aupply proved In no way oppressive, nearly
everything bring promolly taken on the day of arrival.
Tim market opened strong, and maintained a Arm tone
nnilt Friday, when. In'response to lower prices at the
Hast. there was a decline of loquaitc, hut the demand
continued active to the close. A somewhat poorer av
erage clast of atook than fpf the previous week waa
ottered, there being a notable decrease In the supply of
extra grades, and an even mure marked Increase to the
receipts of Texas and Colorado cattle. The general
average, however, waa quite ss good as In past year* at
a luce period, and was very well suited to the trade re
quirements. The export trade holds up remarkatdr
well. Tims far the wants of buyers, for the Kurnpcsa
mr.rket hate been suniclnnt to absorb all the strictly
flni*clssscaillo offered.'and at steadily maintained
prices, oral f.voonir*. bo fop fat, sleek droves averag
ing from 1,-pK) to I.ikxi im. Tho highest price of
the week. 51.1M4, wn» paid for two droves, averaging
l.vrj jt>* and I.dm ft>». which were shipped to *eoi
land. Most of tne rales of nsllve cattle were at V)
(4.1.00 for poor to good cows, and at #n.7.V51.71 for fair
to choice stem, dales of Colorado half*oreeds were
at g‘j.7.v:r:i.7<% and of Texas throu/h cattle at 82..y»4
;«.i!A—ilie butt of the latter at #2.7,itt;ua. The Texas
csitlo thus fsr received nave run more uniform In
weight and quality than In any former srason. and we
note that a large percentage of the trading Is done at n
range of not more than s Ur perl*, mockers were
hui little sought, and prices are In a groat extent nom
inal. Veals wcreialsble at per H<j »*.
according to quality, halurday's market was steady
and quiet.
OVOTATtOXS.
Extra neeres-Orsded steers, weighing I, 4cO
1l»i and upwards 4-1.00)43.80
Chmcu lleeres—vine, fat, wrll-tomcd
steer*, weighing 1.2.VM0 1.4.19 lbs 4.40414.71
flood Hcevcs—tteli-fattenedsteera, weigh
ing I. K/> to t,330 tbs 4.0004.30
Medium tirades—siteent In fair flesh, welgn*
ingi.u'siioi.umths 3.7.134.02
Hutcheis’ mock—Poor toeommon steers and
common toeholoncows. for city staughler
weighing HtsMo l.ubu lbs 3.80®3..10
Mtockfiaulu-Cummvn cattle, wulgltltigTuU
to I,ololbs 2,903.1.30
Inferior—l.lghs and thin rows, heifers, stags.
hulls, and scalawag siren 1.0*07.40
Texa*—Through cattle •-•.xvaXg.’i
Vtak-l’eMffcllH t.inilvcst U.7.V41.1VJ
iltMl.i •The arrivals barn continued light, the total
fur the past week exceeding by tmlv & l-w hundred
head tho nunitHT reported for the previous wrek. which
Id turn was the llgnicst for any week stiico the begin
nliig of tho year, the clfcet upon values Is apparent In
a general and marked advaucu,closing price* compared
with those current on tho dstu of our last weekly re
view showing an Improvement of t!U423c. fb« mar
ket opened fairly active at M4MH-advanro. Uariug
Tuesday and Wednesday them was n further apprecia
tion of )tKittr*(% themarket moving up to f4.-JH<i4.33
fur bncou grades. and <o #l.lO-<s..v» for common to
choice heavy, Hlnco Wednesday the murkel ho* not
been subjected to any quotable llucluailons, and at tho
close Hie feeling was steady and Unn. In quality as
well as In quantity the supply mitered but slightly from
that of the week before. Though by no means satis
factory. It avorsg*d fnllr n* good as In past sca*ons
nt this time of year. Kaccliu* are expected
to commits light for several weeks to come. amt. If
prices do not materially advance, there Is at all events
no likelihood of a decline Inoii present rates, fetal 11 r*
day's market was nmoermsly active and steady, with
sjliaatl.l.'ortt.h-tforlnferlerto extra grades. Clos
ing quotations w ere yt.gV’U.Al tor ligbtweigln»i* l.in
n4.:h lor Puerto prime mixed packing lots, and #4.20
M4.AO lor fair to choice heavy shipping hogs, Uou
year ago prices ranged from g.vuv«a,u.'t.
MIKKl'—We are aide (o rv|Hirt improvement In the
position of the sheep market, liiammlon 10 the want*
of me home trade, there has been n good demand from
Kaslern buyers and ham exporter*. and nadnr scmiir
supplies there has been n material advance. Choice to
extra grades sold liniof while fair to good
qualities were reailily salaoie at lufbriur
101nimiionloi* were nut much sought, and were slow at
#i..VKSI.UO.
Kr. |,m’ia, .Inly27.—Cvrii.r-Falrly arllre and an
chmioedi tiollrc.»*c*rro at a * Ac stums Texina liberal
tranacilunt at fJ. luO.’< I.V Jtvcvjpts OUOj ahlpraepta,
070.
Ilona—Actlre and loc blgheri light ahtppera and
Yorkora. fl.2JM4.4di mixed p.icKlng. ft.uvitt.ikS
demand at 52.b00a.79< Hccelpta toot
■blpuienta. ISO.
1-IHIiNNATI.
CigmttVATz. J111727.—H00a-Flrm and hlgheri com
mon. sa.7Mi4.2Ai lair to good. St.sJdl.fiOi hoary
packing. St.aAftt.Aasbutchcrs’Sl.SSdi.us. Hecelpta,
Ul&t aiilpuiciiti. ISO.
SaUMDER.
The cargo market wa» a little mure Hrcly Saturday
and needy at the late decline. Jol«li andicsnlllngaoh)
atSH.toforMa»l*lce or Lmtlngton, and at 17.7 A fur
While Lake. Common boarda weru gUoted at Sd.lAlt
o-fo, and the bolter gradca at Siamai I.Mi. Lath were
quiet at 5).3% and aliinglva at 51.5.V33.m. balci:
Cargo achr W. Wing, from Ludlngton. 220,t00 ft piece
»iui7ai fs.oo. airalght mill tollrt cargo C. Luting,
from do, Sl,u>»ft nrlpaand board* atSU.tU. and s-V
tta» ft plecu-duir at fa.ok mill Uliyi aclirmarkc, from
do, saiuto ft Imanla and »trlpa at ill.Ulj achr M.
Thnmiuou. from While Lake, 178.U00 ft plece-ituffat
•*7.75.
I'lto yard market »■* quiet, though more active than
ayrarago, aad the order huaincNi la Incn-aalug. I'rleca
are Irregular, iho nuoiallnua being freely abailcd for
largo order* on abort ttnu*.
HrUamlMcond clear. !Mand3lnch SYJ.<(iA.M.OO
Thlnlclear. H(tu2lnch 3d.Uuu»‘ft).tio
Third clear, inch sn.i»»
Hr»t and clear dre*»cd *ldlng
Flrat cuiiiniim diefaud anting... 14.UJi14.A0
Flooring. rtr*s rimlmoii. dreatctl sa.**i
Fimtmg. oeeuadcntnwHi, dremd ut.onavj.ui
Flouring. third common, drntM-d ttLifcM 17,u>
jura hoards, a, t:r inches and upward* »t inamu
liux board*. 11. lalnche* ami upward* 37.<x>ari*.ui
liua ihiarii*. <- , ul.OiAi7.li)
A Hock hoards U) to Vi inch
it stuck boards into ulnrh.; 3».u*aau.Ui
C stock hoards lOtuUlnch |VUUI7,(»i
Itor common stock board* 11. in
Fuming. i.% 11, and iutt)33 feet... ii.fUAij.fri
Fencing, Nw.3 n.Aiwit.tu
t'omiii'ii) board*. lt.uc4l3.Aii
roll Imrdi it, ad * 11 .in
l)im«ii*it>ii»iunr lauwiU.ui
lUhtCIMoU tVUIf. •dOIoJOIOU U.Ok4lt.<U
lulu, j incn O.UMO.OH
I'icKuu, rough ana smcci lb,u>
I'lekel*, m-1011, dte*»ei| ana beaded........ Is.bo4to.io
Lath t.now l.iM
Miingie*, *’A"Miui(brdiuuxir* dry J.:uw J.o»
Htlnglc*. do. green 3.lH* J. to
Hiliißiif. No.) I.UDg t.JA
Cedar•ttlnttta* J,U>* 3.tu
Tito late riSJ ut (ho MlsiUalppl Hirer and hranebra
brought 10 me Loom* al«<ur 17.uu.uu ft log* tram the
Man Claire, and Ju.fio.uu it (rum dm black lltvcr.
At list aceuunia Ibe water* were falling.
BY TKtiEGUAI’II*
POUEKiX CITIES.
BfKlcl flisvaUA to Th 4 Tribun*-
Livvaroot. July 37-11:30a. tm-FLOLB-Mo. 1. 3Ut
Mu. 3. 34*.
(Jnxts—Wheat-Winter, So. I. oaiodt No. 3.aandt
spring, M'o. 1, ui 44; M'o. 3. da (hit white. No. I, loands
Ku. a, lutiudi club. No. 1, lus odt M'o. 3. iCw *d.
Corn-New. Me. I, 3J«U>I; No. 3. 3.**ud.
Pnovi»io»»-J'ork. 4ua. Lard, 37* «J.
LiviapnoL, July 37. —Conus—Firm at o
11-ISd. bales iA,ctn bate* 1 apeoulatlon and esporu
g.uubale*: American. O.UX).
Uarug—Long clear, bb*.
Lifeimg, July 37,—itanxgn PaTauLßt’i(*Hk Bd4
(M bfed.
AxrwKM’. July «7. —PiiTcotßi n-n.
Toe following was receded uy the Hoard of Trade
Saturday:
LtvkKt-ooL, July 37.—Wheat steady. Cora quiet.
11 xua Lxkn-Cargoea oil coast—Wheat Sruvr. torn
quiet. Csrgor«ou pasugo-Wtivatateady. Com uulrt-
Cargoc* off ioa4—Wheal—The Oetnaud lor tha conti
nent eojiinut*. Wuxthurlu LugLuid usvetllud. Meat
pork-l-nmo Nastern. Ak: Wcxlt-ni. ife; Cumberland
aide*. »in>rt rib*, fevitl: long tlear*. uustai; abort
clear*, hi* M; hams A3*; Mtoul (eiju 37* 0-L Lnrd.
37( ltd iTlme iiu-m luff. 73*t (Lola Ultra beef. SJ*i
extra India me«* Led. «u>. lulto*, J7* 3d. CUcae.ti*.
AMIUUCAN CITIES*
gtw VOUK.
Niw Yo», jtuy 37.—Corroa-Flrfh and unchang
ed; lutuna attadyi sola* UU.UUU bale*; July, 11.7W1
Anffust, If,7(ct fcptcmber. It. llFUl.4'ci October.
11.3H0J November. ll.hiail.llrt Uecepbrr, 11. ld 1 .
Vi.m-n •• llem*nd fair and market firm: recelpu,
t.»ri brie; superfine btato' ami Western. f:i.r<r-M.«v>!
common to poml extra. f I.OVrM.fit); roM to choice,
f4.asax.7:V} white wheat extra. fa.WKfttt.fini extra
Ohio. fl.ioat.7H ft. I.out*. f».0n«7.00; Mlnnciota
patent proeeaa. fn.t»ftn.:M.
tlnsur-Wheat weaker; rreclptft. 313,0nn bn: No. a
•prlne. fi.wat.itt} nnsjradrd winter ml western,
ti.fvvftl.tn: No, a ■!(>. (1.03401. iris No. 3 amber.
llye tinner amt eenreet Western, n-Janio.
IlirteyanO malt nominal. Cum netlre ami lowen re*
relpta. IK<*« but nnpradoi. No. xtttMoi
tueimer. tUfc-mMcs No. X 4W»4fthici yellow Western,
4*H«*4»ri white western, .13c. ftai« firmer* receipt*.
37. u«» hm So. X 34’4n do white, 3ti4«rwc; So.
:<V4;i.V(ct do white, ;i7!4ei No. Chlcarfo. XVfMHet
mixed weatern. .i3'4f»3ftct white do. 3<i(a37be.
ll* r—Firm ac 4i-».vve.
Hoys—steady at lain:.
ftnorrniitft-Cnffen oulet and unchanged.
rtriKLurM-Markei dull} United, o7Xc®|I.OOHt
ernuo. in<.• i refined. I'ftr.
T*w.mv-fiteart* at «H<tM ivtoe,
lltstK—Dull ami unrhamred.
Tini'*Krikß-Qntetailua/f»)4c.
Kiims—.Market dtiMl Western. Urttle.
J-F*Titr.n-Klrm: llemimkioie. liuenoa Ayer*. and
Rio tlramie, Main, middle* and hoary wcl*lua, TXt
3 ike.
Woof.—Ffrmt domestic fieere. 2*(»l3ct pull-d, lf-3
anej unwashed. iw-rioci Te*a«. IV*/7c.
rnoviMojra-Porlt nnlcl and firms mw. iio.ana
1n.40. Ilcof dull and unc'ianged. Cut meale steady;
lona dear. Western. fliw«>tcs city do, o*<e. hard
finii! prime atcam, ff.M for new: 97.u7H«7.43.h
furoid.
IlffTKa-Flrmi We*lern, fl«37x
♦ 'ua**K-Ouletiii .v.<Be.
WniiKT'-m.txia,
Mkr*M-xj*niiiactHrcd<:opper, 1714 ct Jrnot t.ake.
te«l«t4c. rlt>lrmi dull and nominal} 'cnlch. »31.<tv*
fln’ftrvftiM 1 *) an * * l " if *^ | 7.wn Itaailft ahcetlnß,
NalM-Cnh 93.471; clinch. *4.3MM.Xt.
NXW ORt.p.avft,
Nkw OitT.ifAhft, .Inly 27.—Ft.onn—Quiet hut ftlcndv;
ftut'erflne. Xi.uij XX, *3.VJt XXX, 93.7.V94.7tt hllth
Itr.idr*. 7.1.
na*i\—Corn finiieri mixed, .toci fellow. ftt3'>nc}
white held ftt.*>4u. tiauatronx: riiolce, 3no,
(.•onn-Mut.—Qnlct and firm at fd.no.
Hat—Firmer; prime, fi;t..V); choice, flt.oo.
FRoriaiona-rork-stronttcratflo.?.'.. Lard aearea
and nr mi llerce, $7..Vx48. kcica. fH.u>OM..VL Hulk
inrata nulet and (Iron Hiotiloer*. loo««. AHci parked.
•VHc. Macon acilre and a abado hlßheri ahouldeni
nitoted at ,Mfar.Uct clear rlii, n)*«i clear. 7H«7Uc,
flams dnllt *iiknr*currd. tO-illc,
WinskY—rtfftdrj IVcaiern recilllfd. fl.C7at.ro.
(laocßßiKft—Coftec oulot jlolthlnr* ordinary to prime.
tlHKldoln jfold. Huznrnulcl but tirm; irood rnnimnn.
7Hct Rood fair to ftillr fair. 7*t<**M>:; prime, UMci
yellow clarlfiiKi. .Molmres anict but firmt
common, sttet fair. prime to choice, noatio.
litre ecan-o and firm at ii<«(37HiC'
Mu an—Market easier at.vf'vanoe.
.Mosf.tabt—Hold, KtiViai'MM. Ploht exchange on
New fork. premiums aterllug exebuneo. banxera*
nllla, 4&j>4.
oincnwti.
. CiiroiKJUTt, ,imy iir.-Corrox—Strong and He
liluiier:inliM)iu*li!4c>
r Mit'n-Kaeler, at«1..VY*4.73.
ttttatx—Wheat Ivavy and lower t prime to
choice white. ONaoyci amber, otv»oacs No. 3 red win*
ter, ojc. iierrtrie. hiuao bus ahiptncnia. 01.347 bn.
KeveiPta for the wee*, wtl.uu bu, the laram ever
Known here. Corn in ruo<l demands No. 3 mixed, 44,a
me. Oita )n good demand. at a7«2Bc. Itye In good
demand Darter,—.Nonehero.
Whibrt—Meadyt with fair demand at 91.04,
I’annaioxa—taiier. Pork neglected. Clo.iwaio.23.
Lard m (rood demand atC7.o3t prime netm held at
97.t»t Kettle, 97.7£*tn. JiulK manta dull at *3.in,
93.ua, to, |B. tlru-on, 93.33. pork aleady. with fair de*
mnndatts..Vt, 93.0:114. td.4iMd.3o: clear, (d. 73.
Lixskkd oil—fillet and unchanged.
. fir. Lena, Jnlr 97.—FLom—Dull, bear/, ami ssu*
changed.
«nux-Wheat dull and lowers No. 3 red, Mature
ream MllwooHc Amtuats H)H<>«7c Peptetnbert No. n
K7Jt<*4»jc cunt 87V July. corn active, nnd W*Hc
lowers No. -X mixed, atyaano realsi 33}fo AuKunt
■37K«i'cptcmi>er. Data active at Mcwlr prlccas No, 3,
93)40 null t mite blit Aiimiat. Ityeatoidy.
l*K»viaio.Hk-i)rr aaU meat In demand ami firms
talea of louao alumldcrarnd ah >rt rlha at country point*
nt4l#it**Jc. H*<‘on firm and unchanged. Lara firm
and higher at *7. DKI7.M.
Uaoaterj-Fiour.fi.uw hrlat wheat, oo.OCX) bus com.
I3,uii mss o.M*. umjOuuus rye, 330 bis.
HinrMKxra-inoisr, O.UII hrlas wheat, 00,COO bu;
corn, nonetoata. nonet rye. none.
rniLAOKLPma. Pa.. July s.7.—Ftorn—Qnletianpcra.
ri.ftwix.u't extra*. 9;M-t<M.not Mlnncaota family,
S4.7S<«o.o>Js high gradea. *0.1«M7..Vf.
(ia*l.x—Wheat ateadyt red- Cl.oMl.n3samber. C 1.03
white, old. Cl.UMl.li. Corn eaaytjreliow,
41M37C. Oata nulot amt aicndyt white Wcatcrn,
UKdHHct mixed Wcatern, 3tKd:uc. Hyn ateady and
nearer.
PaovtaioNa—Firms meaa p3rk.9lO.2SGttO.A4. India
nw u keel, 9in.73«t7.uu. llama, asuoked.
pickled. u.hAi'i'tcs (freon, Bc. Lard quiet and Heady t
buudsor*. OX<f*7c.
|li ,- itbb—Motidy and unchanged.
Kune—Nominally unchanged.
C'lißiseit—Uulclt Wcaten:, n-a(37e.
I'KTHoLKru—Kaays retliten, Insaei crude, KH9RHC.
WinaKT—Qiilctand aicadvi Wcmens. $1.07.
Uf.cttUTk—Flour, wheat. 20,uX)bui com.
sa.cUihut oata. 40,uvims rye. autbn.
fIVUTtMOWB.
lULTUtonx.Julyin.—H-ora-Hleadyand onohaniicd.
Onalk—Wheat—Western fairly active and lowers
No. u vv'eiiem winter red. irxit. July, ami AUKiiif.il.fzit
Sjt'lcmncr. H.'OK. Com—Wratem dull and lowcrt
Wratern mixed, apot and July. 47Hcs aokuiL i7lm:s
Seplesnhor.MXcs atcanier. 4.IKC, oat' Arm and highers
Wcateru white. rvwtict pennaylTanla. 33»U3u. Jlye
quiet; (food to prime, 33 433 c.
lUv-Dnctmused.
I’n »viaio»»—Pinn and isnchangcd.
llt Trr.n-Cholrc Weatern nearer and firm at 133146.
riTnoLira-gnlcti roAnecl. lid<cs crude, BM®»*.c.
i.opyaa—firm, quiet, and unchabjted.
Wui«ar—liti.l at *1.07.
Ilicairra-Klour, 2,iKubrlsi wheat, 139,000 but corn.
3<Vt«*» wit I t>M*. i.mo > mi. _
. biiipjtKKTft—Wheat, hihom hm corn, 13,300 bu.
bUUiami.E.
l.outtviLta. July ilJ.—Corrujr—Quintal lie.
rLovu-rTrtnmwu. »:i.»w/a.U.V.(cunlly, (a.Mx£X7,l;
No. ranev, • 1.7.V4A.33.
uhaiji—svneat— Demand fair and inargot flrmjrfd.Bo
tintui rtmbvr nnd wliite, !Xuu3a. Corn aieadys white,
■nes mixed, 4lr. oalaqu/eli white. Uovt mixed. 20c.
UyiMjiiiet! new, &oc.
il*v—nominal.
pHor(Hiu>*-l'ork Arm at 610.uA. Lard—Demand
/air and market Arm;choice leaf tierce, sties do kega,
i*«. Hulk meat* Mrwng at 3V4ct clear m, n'kfcrtHe.
Macon ■irmigAt evou for »n«nld*ra. gu.ttKau.7B iur
cleae ribs linin', augaf*cHred. IdX'aUHc.
WiiiagT—Market dullatni.ot.
TotiPO. 0.. July 37.-Übai»—Wheal ea»lrri No,
3 Wtiitn Wabash, now. al.o-t. .No. I wlitto Michigan,
now, gl.ojt nmber Michigan, spot. H.IOI do now,
l Met .inly, n7ci Antrutt, uiot No. 3 amber Michigan,
new, wet No. S red winter, arnt. $i u»j do new,
ihvs •Ittir. fwtei Augtiat, (M)(ci .So. a red. new, Bdci
No. 3 paytou A Michigan red, now. u7,S»ji No. a do,
na.'j rejected SValianh. new, H2.*, Corn quiet s high*
mixed, lie aakcdt No. 3 xpoMJCi Augual, 43e dined.
Pat* dull ( Ml. 3, True.
Itaoxirra-Wheat, lUO.OGObui corn, 31,000 bu;oat>.
'fiint'iisNTa—Wheat, 33,ou),bii( corn.22,ooobiijoal*,
4,tuj lui.
MILWAUKtI.
Milwaukkb, July **l*l.ol b—Quiet and unchanged.
DlUlN—Wheat nrHlUcil!olxiicit)icl«wcraiiilcloi(’d
atrium No. l hard Milwaukee, f 1.191 No. 1. fl.HJat
No. 3 do. tl.Ui Jillr. *M It August. ("lk|C( hcruem*
tier, nDaei No, a, ihk-. Dura oului mid caaicn N,i. J,
:iuac. ifata quiet but aU ndvi .NO. 2. 27c. lire quirt
■ml ilcndyi No. I, .Me. Nancy—No. 2 aprlng, h7j caali
end Aucuat.
I’noviMoN*—Quiet but firm, Mom pork, $0.02 oath
and July. Prime Meant J»rd. $7. 10.
FititKiim— Wheat to iluiiohs We.
Ititnurre-FluuMuaJUbrlst wheat, w.ooobu.
BiimuNta-Fiour. s.otai unit wheat, U9u i»u.
UoaroN, Mum.. July 27. Ktorn—ln good demandi
•upor main and Weatern g.'i.uout.WM common extra*,
$1.29<«1.79( IVlaeuniltl extra*, »4.3.'M9.3. < 1I Minnesota
oxirua.f9.tax.tO.aJi No. 3. $4.79*19.391 lllmola, fMw
hi. I.oitla, S9.UMU.Un Minnesota patent |>rw
cut*. SO. UOUIT.UU.
(jiiain—torn Ornn mixed and yellow, noca-vdci
•learner. 4ila4Tc. data scauy; No. I mid extra white.
d>W4iot No. 3 while nud No. 1 mixed, :CMct No. a
while and No. 3 mixed. bUaSllfet mixed, XMJTc.
INUIANAI'OM*.
Ikpianapolii, July 37.—Ftoun-Sicadjr and un*
chuuged.
Glut*—Wheatrteadyt No. 3 red. (tart Auguat, Met
Hciuemocr. Cum firm at <l7o. Oata, old, xnc
now. 3tc, U>c, 4Sc.
Puovimoxa-.stoadyt aliuuldcn, oHCt clear rib held
attic, i.uru, 7!tc. ilain*. .
nun*Ai.u. *
Dcpfalo, July 37.—(iNAiit—Uarkcia cencrallr quiet t
atocKolgratu very UtfUtt talc* MU) ou No. 2u«u at
3»h;t l.uu bu No. i KUiiaciotawncat at |1.13| and
i,uiiuma>nplecuru at tie.
Carau t'aniuiiTa-Unchanged.
OHWBItO.
un n Ail w.
Oawsoo. July 37.—Uiiaik—Wheat flrmi No. I MU*
waukta club. el.Mi wtmn r<iais, sl.*jut rcd.ll.M.
Cum nrmi No. 3 lulcdu, 47Hct blato held at 40j. pate
atundyt white btatc, titict mixmi. die.
PETUQIT.
DRTnnIT. July 37.—Fhufii—steady; white, 15. Mi.
Uk«in iVlieat etrtiiii ateadyi extra, il.tiit ol<t.s|.iM|
new Ku. t white, SLUU| old, $1.07i new amber, uulb*
lug doing
VKnitia.
PaoniA, July 27.-llicmiuxxt—Steady; aalex of too
briaatlt.Odld.
I‘ETUOI.KUM.
Ci.RTBt.Axo, 0., July v7.-rmioi.nii —Market
unchanged! standard while. lio trst, Bfcc.
On, city. July vT.—l’xTßotKva-Morkct opened
weak. with sales at ai.uu\, advanced to 81.nfH. cloa*
liurmady atßl.ou bid. Bbli>monia, *a,tM)brtsi aver*
aging aa.oooi tranMcilvos, ftli.ux).
I'craneim, duly a?.—rarcoeti'M-Crudo active at
lower prlccai ii.lsH, al Parker’* lor Immediate *Ulp*
tneoti redoed dull at iuj*c, Philadelphia dcilvciy.
DRY GOODS.
N«tr Yoan. July 27.—Maikct fairly active, and
prices eltow a itinunlod tendency. The discount o
timsdale bleached shirtings will he |ea»ened on Mon*
day. Ducks and uvnlma In go»Nl demami. Print* In
fair reque«t. Wool flannels active. Men's wear
woolcus in Irregular demand. I’orvlgn goods quiet.
woor*.
DotTOV. July 27.—W00t-The market for dometilca
la unchanged. Tlieaacltement haa subsided, sadtht
market la ateady and firm at tb« current prices of Ust
week. _____
turpentine.
WaxuroTov, l(. 0., July 37.— Bi'iniTt Tccrimsß
—Quiet at
rreservlnn; Flab.
A new method of preserving fish in n perfect*
ly fresh condition fur many days has been dla*
covered In Uermanv, and, it It iuu hall the
merit claimed fur it, It is likely to create lu a
■hurt time many change* lu the tlsh trade. It
U now the practice in transporting froab tUh to
pact them tu Ux. \cmuU going out lor short
flailing cruises curry lurue quantities uf this ar
ticles, uml it ha* ul»o lu he u»ua m sending tue
•‘catch 11 to the niuikit, either bv rad or atcaiu
vr. There I* in the trauc tun* corned uu two
Items ul expense, namely, the ucceaaity ot very
rapid transportation and the cost ul taking
along with ibo llsh.u largo quantity uf ice.
liy the new process, both uf thcae pres*
cut requirements can he dlsOeuscd with.
The lish, by means ul hydrnulic pressure, arc
impregnated with a weak aolutlou ui salicylic
acid, und urn then packed In boxes ur barrel*,
after nhlcn gclullny is poured over them fur the
purpose uf preventing them from becoming dry
andstitl. Prepared m this way they may re
main lor more than a fortnight without the least
detriment to their flavor or appearance. Fresh
brook trout Ircatct! In tlila manner hire Sr
rent irom Munich. Itarnrl;i, to Xi-w York
mnl Imvc Mnrlnir Uni pasture lost rumo „* . *w*
|>c(;ullnr vlrlura. whlln experiment* undo *Tk
Mil water fifth In Norway mnl Denmark t,
been equally antlftlnelorr. My mean* of T %
Impreßnnthia mnrhino inoro than s.ooo Doting
of fifth can lm prepared hi a day, and ihi* /T 1
trltlt but Irlfllntf cost. * t0o »
HAIIiItOAD Tlflll! Tini.b.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF T]
Kxrt.ftiriTTox of n*rea*Kca
# B«odfty exceptetl UlonJayY^^
OIIIOAOO k KOBTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Ticket Office* MClwk^^shcrmw
«l*aclftcra«t f.tno..
otllonx City A Tankton
flltuPurjoe Oar Kx.vla Ulln’ott
allttbuvm S'ttht Kx.vUvC'lon
eomaha Nfjht Express .......
ahloux City A Yankton
ofrcor’C Jwkrd A Dnbnoue.
orreep't.ltockfd A Dutmnue.
•Milwaukee rant Man.........
'■Milwaukee special—hundays
•Milwaukee f.tprew..........
•llllwatiken t’awncer..,.,...
•Milwaukee PaMenycr (dally)
•tireen Par Kxpreee
*M. Paul AMlnneapolla Kx.,l
•ft. Tani A Mlnneat-oll* Kx..!
ftl.af.roMf KapreM..,.....,,. .
•CaCroMOßxprna* ......I
•Winona A New uim
• Winona A New U1m.........
•Maruuetfe Fxppew ...
onenera Cake A Rockford....
•Kond du |,ae via Jnne»vlUe..
•tieneva l.iprrr*
• io:.*tn a. m
-1 lo.iai a. m.
•10:*)». m.
k mvvp, m.
t snl.l p. m.
f nut p. m.
• n:t.i«. m.
•to*.tap. m.
• mnoft. m.
P‘3o a. m.
•lO'.mft, m.
• mnop. m.
) f>;oop. m.
i* n-m a. m.
•K>:00«. in.
i» nttvtp, m.
If 0:00 p. m.
•tn-tna. m.
losftip* to.
0;TOp. m.
4:00p. m .
• m.
•4:ltp. m.
lUillman Motel rare are nmlhrouih.
Sf TO’ii lfm 1 D on * >e lr * ln Chlctn
,i lil .•'* R. 111.
Noother read rnna Pnlhnfta or top etberferaat
hold care wral of Chlcftkn.
o-I>epoi curnerof Welt* and Ktnile-iu.
ft-pepot corner of Canal And Klnala-su
ORinAOa BTJRTjWQTOTT 4 OOIHOT RAIT.RTtn
prpol* font of Mke-st..lndlaaa-av.,and Alxt«fnth.«r
and canal and flxteentb-ata. Ticket OQlcea, sjciu?
it., and at depota. *
L«are.
[ - I AntreT'
Mandota ft Oale«hnr« F.tpresj. S* 7:33 n.m. * TitTs'cT
Oita** ft miratm- Kzprea«....:* 75:13 a. in. • 7:»)nnr
Kockfnrd ft Freeport K»pr<**».|*lO:Oia,m. • rtiria.m
IMihnqtieft Hlom tiltjr Kipre«|*lo:oo t.m. !• :i:joanL
I'acldo FMt KxprexN *tO::to a. m. * m
{[•dim ft Colorado F.ipreM.... *lo:3oa.ni. ,* n:io* m
>ownrF« Urnrn Accom'dall'Rl Itl'iia.m.) Siutn.n’
Aururarauentrer * 3:10p.m..* 7:.Wi.m
Mendoi** oetaira PUpren.... * < :13p.:n. *lo:iot.rn.'
Aurora raMenaer, • nuwp. m. * R:.via.m
Jlownrr'i Orore Acoom'dailon • d:IA p.m. • 7:;nn.n!
Freeport A hubitone ExpreM.. • ft::iop.m. * drivi.n
Omaha Nlcht Kxpre** t P:ORp.nt. 1 Oivta.m.
Traa« Fa*t Kspiwm I iMMp.m. t n::wa.t!L
KaniatUtf ARu Joe KxproM. t H:Qfl p.m. | d!.-,n. B
Pullman Pataca Dlnlngd.ar* nod Pullman ifl-whea
Wcenlng-Cari am run between Chicago and Omahaoa
tbePaclflcExpre*.
OHIO AGO. ALTOS ft BT. LOUIS AND CHIOIM
kansab orrr ft Denver short lines.
Union Depot. Wen Side, near Madl*on>at. ItMci*. *m
Tweniy»third-»t. Ticket Office, lid Handolph-tt.
'Leave.
nanmCUy a Denver Fait Exi'i
hi. Loma,s»prtnuftcld * I'cxai*
Mobile * New Orleana Kr •
hi. I.onla. eprlnffQnld A Texu't
Peoria, iiurllngton t Pa-H Kx.)*
A Keokuk f_Exprcae.il
Clslenito A Partncah ft. U. Rx.. *
hireaior. bacon, Waih'ton Kx;*l
Joliet A u wight Accoromdat'n *
•13;30p. m. • m.
* 0:00 a. m. * 7:33m at
* nsikia.m.j* 7:339. m.
1 0:00n, m. .1 7:no». m.
\ osooa. m.:f 3::nn. m.
f 0:00p. m. i 7:00 a. nu
* OsfMa. m.,* .i;40o. m.
•13:30p. in..* ftsnvt. m.
» OiOOp. in. i* ti;lQa. m.
nmOAGO. MILWAUKEE ft ST. PAUL RAILWAY,
Union Depot, corner Million and CanaNata. Tlckn
tinice, 03 South Ciark-at., appetite BhcrraanHoim
and at depot.
Leave.
Mtlwankr* Rxrrem
Wlaeoniln A MionetoUkGreea
liar, and Jtleaaabft tiiroutb, ,
Uay Kipret* (•IdhlOa. m.|*4:o9> m.
Ocuitomowoc. WaitK'iha.Mad* |
• 7:53*. m. * 7:43 p. nk
* 3:cop. m. *lO:is>. o.
laon and |c»va KsprrM
VTUconila * tllnncioliMirecn
Uiy.Hir.tpnji'l'olnl, and Aih*i
(anil tlirousn yiKhtKaorraa.lf n;OOp. m.
All tralna run via Milwaukee. Ticket* ter*At. Pvrt
and Mlnneapolla are good either via Madlann andPrairl*
duCblen. or Tift Watertown. LaCrome. ami Winona.
ILLINOIS CENTEAL EAtLBOAD.
Depot, tom of Lake*«r. and foot of Twenir-aorond-it
Ticket oAlee. lUI lUudolplt-at.. near Clark.
| Leave. I Arrl re.
at, Loot* Ktpreaa ........,i* araoa. m. • o:20p. m.
Si. Lenta Fuat Line | n-iop. in. 11 Hsrioa. ni.
CalroANewOrleanaKx .... i* Ssnna. m. * O:20i». m.
aCalr# ATexax Kxprcai Il pjinp. m. l m.
SprlnxAoid hspreu |* Ss.nna. m. i 4 mane*, m.
spnnxfleld Night Itx I »si'»n. in. I maoa. m.
Peoria. Rarltoxlon * Keokuk * «;,tna, m. 4 0:s»n. m
M’eona,linpiimfMndsKcoicnkl iciop. m. I nj.au. m.
I)uhiinue&Sioux City K*,,... •lornoa. m. .* 3:;ni». m.
Dubuque A Sioux city Ex ,* m. * oi.vt a. m.
Ullman Paatenger ... * 8;»p. m. * nsitn. m.
n On Saturday night run* to rentralla only.
1> On Saturday night rum to Peoria only.
MICHIGAN OBNTEM. EAILEOML
Depot, font of Lake-*!., and fool of Twentf'teeond**,
Ticket Office, 07 Clarfc-it.. aoutheaxt corner of IUo
dulph, Urand PaclAo Hotel. and at Palmer Homs.
Leave.
Mall (rlaMalnandAlf Lino).. * 7:nna. n. •fli.tjp. m.
DayKxpreu • tit. • 7:40p. m.
Ka>amaiou Accommodation.. * 4-.<jU(w m.tMu-.rw*. m.
SUamm Uxprcar (da11y;,..... * r,iiap. to. I nuxu. in.
tietit JCxpreu m. rit»ua«. m.
PITTSBURG, IT. WAYTTE A CUIOAGO RAILWAY
Depot, corner Canal and Madlaon-at*. Ticket Offices
LiClark-n.. rainier Home, and orand Pacific IHlo:.
] Loan, i Arrlre.
fltooa. m.jf 7:onp. m.
> I r-ildp. m. I Riiria. m.
p it.o*loo, m.ll Qipao, rn.
Mall and Exprea*.
Tactile Karma..
Faat Lino
BALTIMORE A OHIO.
Ttalna leave from Exposition Ilulldlag. foot of Men*
roo-rt. Ticket Olltcra: h.i Clark>at., Palmer Home,
(JrandPaclttc. and Depot (HapoaHiob lluiidlux).
"j Leave. | Arrive.
. • at via. tn.ll anoa. m.
, I nuop. m.!» 7;ovp. m.
Morning Eipreaa..
V a*t Line... .
LAKE SHOES & MIOHIOAIT BOUTgBSK.
| l«cara. | Arrive.
Morning Mall-Old Line... • 7:M a. m.!» 7;4t»p, m,
N. t, 4 notion Special Lx... • ntuun.m.,« 7Hup. in.
Atlantic Kxprcia, dally > fl;j.ip.m.l nnaii, m.
Night ...iMlOigtlp m. It mtha. m
pititsburo, oihcishatc a st. lode & b.
AJClncluoatl AirLlneand Kokomo Lino.)
ol flliuon nud (arroil->t*. Wott S|i|a.
Depart, f Arrive.
Cincinnati. Indlanapo)la,Lon>|
lavllie. Cuiiunoua A Lut<
Day F.xproia {•
** Mtfnt Kxprcaa M
1* A:4n* m. • Silop. m.
I| Miixip. m..| 7t:»a. in.
RAHBAXBG LIKE
Depot foot of Imke.it. and foot of Twonty.aeeond at.
I Depart. | Arrive.
Cinelnnnlt. IndianapotU A ’ |
Louiivlllopay kxjtci*....., • o:4ua. m. • stoop, in.
•* Night bxprea*. .. | W:uup. m* j 7:tUa. in.
OHICAOO. BOOKT9LAKD A PAOIPJO RAILEOIO
pci 01, corner of Van lluroa an<f nbarman-iu. I'uket
utdec, uticurk»»u, tihertnan lluutc.
Loavn. ) Arrive.
Davenport Kxprc*a... • 7;.vua.m. » 7»ni p. m.
Omaha.Learcnw’th A Aloh Ex,*lO:'ioa.m.,* mtija, m.
A cw,UUHO<i4tloa • .vrxn .m.lnoi'xSx. m.
Mitht Kxoreia.... ftlOiAjp.m. a didia. rs.
AllmeaU on ihu Omaha Kxpreu interred In dlolog
cart, at 79 cenu each.
OHIOAQO A EIABTEBH Q.UHOIB RULM4D.
_*M»anvnia lloutu, M
TicketOOccai 77ClarK*ai.tliA l)('ftrtK>rn*iL and Depot
corner Clinton and Carroti-su.
j Leave. I Arrive.
pay Ms.. n<nria.in. ,* ticnn. m.
»juhvll h »i oFlorldaKxpreM p. m. t Tilda, in.
aCODRIOffS STG&ttm
Fur Racine. Ullwjukro, out., dally ~*» a. m.
r-anmlay s Boat don’t leave until p. m.
{urMsnUUse, Ludlmtuio. etc., dally*., n a. ia.
or Brand Haven. M.»*keiron, etc., dally* 7 i>. ia.
For M. Joseph. etc., dally* lu a. in.
baturdar’sal. Joe boat don't loavo until It p. id.
ForMllwauxte, Green Bar. etc.. TuosJsy and
Friday... . 7 p. un
>‘or Milwaukee, Kacaaaus, Nrstannui*. pic..
Tuesday 7 p. a.
For Milwaukee, Mackinaw, «;a, _ _
Wednesday 7 p. n»*
Docks foot of Mlchlsan-av. *auud>yi oicenteu.
mHOELLATUOtIki
Sr. JAMES,
PEIVATB BISPENSASY.
204 Washington St,, Chicago,lll.
lll* wall Suva Dr. ItiMi ter U>» past SS rssrsbss (laud at
tbs bask .0 Iks pia/vasloa lu iba lis»ib»b| al sllspsrUl a»d
abiouloUlMaaaa l**t i.ijslrs lucaaOUia altaoilua. A bus* W*
tba tulilioa, stpUUilaf »bu »i.auM kiarry t Vltynai) Ouly 1*
(aota loprspa? polUif. o«Hor*>liS| Dr. J.iuihuHivni
pad pa<lar*i aaa paU.iil win n*«i« aivHkar. L*dUa
Iba atnsl dtllcaia an,alius. barna lal bas'd aacnrmmoJ.Ul.
OuMuUaUaab*a. Offlcab..sisla.k.Wlr.bL.Kuday.W-l*
Dc. Jsans UK tsaia ala«».
M A (Pfrpv sisf
Mliu I.
don,and au» ft 4 t?T VWrtl permr to ni
otbcrstortbcl ■ A W I ||\ proraplcun
of all Ola-11 #1 Ilill |J charsea, ro
cent or of v9O hma utand-
IsSSttSfiAPSEES
U.'. lulled Males. V*** Wv******
S 8 Silt I Dr. Kean,
173 Heath Dark-**., Chicago.
Consult iHTMiully ur br mail, free uf clit'tu. on all
chmulc, nervous, ortiiecUi disease*. Ur. J. Kean Is Ibo
ouly plijhclaa la ibo city who vuraata cores ur ue pay*
Arrive.
Arrive.
t 7?nr»a n.
Arrive.

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