Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 31, 1873, Page 5

%5 s THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JuLy 31, 1873, CORNER IN WHEAT. The Market at tho Morcy of a Few Speculators, Prohubility thet the Conspiracy Will Bo Suocessful, The firat ** cornor " of tho year is now In opo- ‘yution, and promises to have n successful onding {for those who ato managing it. The history of the movement, which affaotn what s tochnically known in tho whoat trade as “mollor July," is briofly as follows: Bovoral weoks ago tho partios who organized and have sinco enginoered the *cornor * went into the mnku]t‘, and bought up by thomsolves and through brokors as many op- tions a8 possiblo in No. 2 epring whent (the spoculativo grain), solior to doliver any timo during July. Thoy also bought up ail tho our- rent roceipts of wheat by paying balt a cent por bushel above the market prico for the option, and having thus sooured control of the proper- ty, took it out of the power of the sellors to flll ‘their contracts oxcopt by buying from :tho vory partics to whom thoy were themsolves ‘liable, The ‘‘cornorors” woro succossful n biding tholr doslgns by somotimos solling small ‘quantities of ‘grain in order to provent prices :going up. In this way options woro kept down ‘to a rolativoly modorats prico until within o fow «days, Thon it boonmo known hnt tho market was largoly oversold, with but littlo wheat in .store, and not much coming in daily. Tho “ghort" interest took slarm, snd pricea roso, under the {ncressod compotition of buyers, and ‘from tho fact that but little grain was offered for snlo. Last ovening, at tho closo of business, wheat for dolivory to-dsy sold at 1.82, whilo the eamo article for dolivory to-morrow sold at @114, boing a difforonco of 18 conts por bushol in tho solling valuo of grain for two comseoutive days. It was/l hought probable that the differonco would boi +8till further widoned to-day, ns o congidorable rquankity of thoso July options, variously osti- +matod at from 260,000 to 600,000 bushols, yot ro- imains uncovored. OQur roporters on 'Chiange wero unsblo to got roliablo information as to tho parly engincering ‘the * corner,” but it was gonorally rumored that Mr. J. B, Lyon was ot tho hoad of it, and taking tovenge for tho losses he incurred in recont difcultios with cortain mombors of the Board. Thora aro ronsons for belioving, however, that though Mr. Lyon may have taken advantage of -his “knowledgo of tho situation, ho ia not tho ooginecor of tho movemont. Thero ig vory littlo doubt that the ‘'cornor™ bins beon conducted with Canadian capital in tho Intorest of &m’tlea in Montroal, whoso principal :agents in this city are the firm of William Youn &' Co. The latter wero probably aided by Mr. T. +Chisholm. The ** cornor * promisea to bo one of the most 'guccesaful that bas yot boon run on tho Chicago .Board of Trade, an principn.\l¥ for the resson thot it has beon meocasary to handle but small quentities of grain. Tho’ ordinary history of a ! corner " i a rapld rise in price, bringing for- ward much largor quantities of grain from the country, which ocithor swamps the parties run- ‘ning the '‘corner” bofore tho contracts have aatured, or makes tho gamo a losing ono by {oaying thiom with immonso quantitios of grain on hand, to bo disposed of at much less prices than $hey to pay for it, in ordor 40 keop mup the market to a point whera thoy can squeozo the " shorts.” = Tha ‘operation of the new Railroad law has, to _some msxtent, proventod this swamping in this in- stangce, 88 country holders of graiu wore so much afraid that the law would oporato against thom ‘when It camo into forco on tho 1st' of July that they rushed forward previous to that date nearly -0l tho grain thoy could command. Anothor xeason for the small recoipts has been tho fact 2hat the Milwaukeo market has ranged from 2 to & conts por bushel above Chicago during tho t month, which has drawn to the Gity of ricks all the grain in that largo district of country whiol finl aronnd points for the trado of which Chicago usually compotes with Milwaukeo, Honce, our receipta have boen rincipally drawn from the tract of country ly- g 50uth of = line running due west of Chica- g0, and ns thnt country is not a whent-producing region, In comparison with_that north of tho line, it is casy to underatand how Milwaukoe has recoived over 100,000 bushels por dsy, while baro- 1y 40,000 have come to Chicago. Bome wiso hoads on 'Chiango boliove that the ‘#amo partics who cornered thie July options have 1aid wires for a corner ou Augusit options next month, in a manner varging considorably from the policy which marked their conductof the -presend no, It is thought probable that @hey will attempt to rush up the prico. go high that tho August “shorts " will grow scared at the idea of a repetition of thie July denl, nud willfill inat nn enormous lees during tho firut ton days of the month, and enable the ‘‘cornorors” to sell “ ghort ”* at the samo time to an extent that will permit them to make o largo amount of money on the other sido, by *‘ bearing " tho market . on thoe immenso receipts that are expected dar- .. lng the laat half of August. —_——— CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN RUSSIA, ¢ Zo the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Sin: InSaturday’s TRDUNE is an articlo as r to Russia’s torme with Kiuva, it {s stated that + the punishmont of death is to be abolished, as it has been in Russia. Copital punishment is not . abolished in Russia. This decroce was enactod . by Catherine II., at the suggestion of the cele- . brated Voltairo, and tho exccution of folous hag 1ceased, 8o far aa the public example is involved. 1But,4{ you oxamine Bir Charles Cotterel's worl -on Biberis, pago 524, you will find that oapital punishment {8 in full forco at this hour in Raussln. Instosd of certain crimes having the death- - penalty aflixed, all felons are transported to 8i- boria, The Governor of that region Lns plonary ower of taking the life of such 88 ho doems proper, Tho guilty one is punished by tho knout until tho proper number of blows aro ivon; thon, with o burning thirst superinduced y pain, Lo crics for wator. This i supplicd, nu(F in a short time, death is uro. Could thero bo dovised a bottor 'mothod for a_despot or his Ministors ridding themselvos of political reform- . era or foos 7 " Ono folon broko his chaing while Sir Oliarles Cottorel waa in Siberia, and murdored soven ex- ilos beforo breakfant, e A writer gigning himsolf ¢ H. T, Artist," in * this morning’s LutnuNe, has & singular articlo . agninst the ponalty of doath. o bays It I + olaimod that thinig an antidote to murder. I nover heard of such o ridiculous claim. What would be thought if the Penitentiary was hold up a8 an antidote to robbery, iucondinrism, snd +otlier erimes ? Ob, nol such is the desperato malignity and .racklers daring of men that no punishtnont will stop thom, Dut, as the Creator and all wiso governmonts have found that death I8 infinitely tho groatost punishment thoy can inflict, this i adopted. _And, until Mr, Artist, or some other ange, shall show bimself wisor than God, wo _proposo to abido by this decleion. A BungoRinza. —_—— “ BLOWING.” T the Editor of The Chicago Tribune: Bin: If therois alaw to provont the blowing of whistlos, Jet it be enforced on the blowers of tho Illiinols Central Car-Worke, on South Park avenue, noar Twenty-fifth stroet. Thoy have juat put on a now blowing institution, which ia worse than the one formerly used, and will sond all the mothers and children in the neighborhood to the luuntic-asylum, MotTues. e WEST VIRGINIA. OmansrsroN, W, Va,, July 23, 1873, To the Editor of The Chicago T{bune : 1 aw surprisod that the lending papors of tho country, while giving froquent descriptions of othier lands far awny, and now and thon glimpsen of our own country, nover write n word sbout the Amorican Bwitzorland,—West Virginia, Loaving tho Obio atPoint Pleasnut, aud stoam- ng up tho Kaua\ha to whare it uprings from the Gauloy nnd Now Rivers, you can nowhore find scenery ko grand and besutiful: Rich valloy-bot. toms; high, towering mountaluy, covered with the greon of royal forests; wild glous, sending down'to tho rivor thelr rippling smiles; fatots, aweet haunts of tho nymphs of thowavoat night ; aud quiet orannies here und there, where the lovar of Naiuro would love todwell. The Now River sconery is wildly grand,'—sublimo. * Hawlk's Nost " is bt one'of the many wonders, The rosr of the raplds can silenco the loudbst thundor, Toocks of tho moat wondroua slzo, tossod confusedly along tho river long nFu, in tho agony of somo dreadful voleanls outburst, maddons the rushing flood ; and, in tho torriblo moating, you oan sce tho spray, in thick Zroth hiding tha rocky cliffs on the opposito slde, and soudingits mist of angor agninat thio nzure sbovo, Charleston, whore I writs, would bo s bonuti- ful oityif its' owners had nny iden of progross. Thoy invito enpital, and, whon tho roprosontn- tives of wonlth and progress como horo, they ask for tholr lands tho most oxtroysgant pricos and tho capitalists loave to seok olsowhoro & moro pronusing flold. And so it ia that tho inoxbiaustiblo woalth of the Elk and Kangwha Tivors {8 ng closely and, soouroly hiddon from human sight and himan entorpriso ne whon tho rod man disturbed the primaval silenco by the shindowy glance of his light canoe. P, " SHOOTING AFFRAY. An .0l Feud Culminates in a Resort 1o the Pistol One Man Fatally and Another Seri- ously Wounded, At 6 o'clock last ovoning an encounter took place at No, 601 Btato stroot, in which John ‘Workmister shot and fatally syoundod his antag- oniat, Miko Boomis, Bome two wocks ago thoy had o fist fight, sinco which tloy hnve been doadly onomios, and murdorous threata Lavo boen made by both men. The difficulty origi- nated ina trivial mannor. Both aro butcherss and porbapa aro not averso to shodding blood. ‘Workmuater fa in the cmploy of J. Armstrong, a butchor and produce desler, at the placo whore THE SHOOTING WAB DONE. Beomls s cmployed at No. 497, the butehor- shop of Jacob Wells, Bome two wooks ago a boy delivored a basket of provisions for Work- miater, at No, 470 Wabash avonue, Tho boy, it geems, was ot tho timo in tho servico of Beomis. Tho Indy to whom they wero delvored the noxt day complained to Workmistor that a yaluablo hat wag stolon from horhouse by the boy. Workmister aw tho boy, who positively sssortod that ho hed -not takon {t. Tho next day, which was lnst Bat- ‘urday wook, Boemia was scon with the bat on his hend, Workmister saw him, and sccused ‘of boing a PARTY TO THE THEFT, nd roquosted him to givo it up that it might be iroturnod to ite hatless owner. Beemis would inot givo it up, and an sogry disputo_followod, in which _tho charactors, porsonal appoar~ ance, -and habits of tho ‘disputants were hondled roughly and abusivoly, This dis- \ E\fl.n occurrod In Armatrong’s store, . Finally thoy retired into thoslley in tho ronr,’ »whero thoy made an sttempt to settle tho matter ! with their fists, Of courso tho hLat- was com- iplotely ruined in tho moleo. Workmistor, , although much smaller than Boomis, camo on i of tho battle unscathed and the victor. Boomis, ‘onragod by tho sovore punishment ho had ro- icolyed, promised to sco his antagonist again, +and to administer him a sound thrashing, Work= mistor promised that if Boomis over laid hands upon WOULD SOOT HIAr, = How woll bo kopt lis promise the mequel shows. Tho partios hove mot froquently sinco, and Layvo oxchiangod murdorous throats. It would appear that Workmistor had armed_him- gelf for any offray that might occur. A fow dnys ago trong, Werkmistor's employor and stop-brother, discharged from Lis sorvico o follow named Joo Magnus, whoso charscter is that of o loafor and rough.’ Magnus and Boomis wore intimato frionds, and the former, angored by his boing discharged, rosolved to bring about an oncounter botweon Boemis, Armstroug, and Werkmistor, ~ Yosterdsy ovoning ko~ got Boomis protty full of boor, and then porsuaded him to softlo tho diffoulty with Workmistor, promising fo back him up. Beomis took up with thoidos at onco, and, to in- dicato what ho would do, squared himaolf for & fight mony timee on the way to Armatrong's sliop. When ““3’ arrived in front of the placo, ‘Werkmistor atood on thosidowalk, Deemis ap- proschiod him, and allod him' 8 d—d_coward, Workmister did not pay much attontion to him, but started to ENTER THE BTORE, Boomis struck him with his fist on tho side of tho hoad. Worlkmistoer then ran into tho atore and got his rovolvor, and eaid, that if Boemis did not leavo ho would shoot him, Boemis told Lim to shoot, snd bo d—d. Magnus urgod Boomis to follow Workmister in and whip him. Beomin nchod upon the suggostion, and was fol- lowod by Magnus. At tho ontrauco they picked up & quanbity of vogotablos, and hurlod thom st Workmistor, who stood in tho rear end of tho store, When they approached,bo drew a rovolvor and {old them ho would Lill them if they did not leavo him alone. Tho vovolver intimidated thomn wo that they withdrew to tho ontrance again, 'Thero thoy laid hands on somo moasurcs and buckets, which they huried st Werkmistor, who narrowly escaped being struck. Unable longer to ondure their attacks, Workmister ad- vauced upon his aseailnnts, with Lis rovolverin . Liand, sud thoy rotreated to tho widowalk, A largo crowd Lad gathored in, the vicinity by this timo, and “an effort “was made to orsuade Bocwis to loave, but ho would not. 0 8rid he had come to clean out tho wholo con- oorn (rofarring to Armatrong'a storc). Aftor ho ot outsido Lo continuad to_throw suything ho could got hold off. Weorkmistor finally LAIBED NIS REYOLVER and fired, tho boll migsing Boemis, and striking Workmistor's brother, a saloon-Koeper, in the calf of tho log, inflicting & painful fosh wound, Beomis then started to tun away, but roturned. Ho_ then _ picked an ompty beer keg, and throw Yt ot Workmistor. Ho started to ran away, whon_his ontsgonist fired & socond shot, tho ball stiikin Boemis under the loft_shoulder blade. Ho fe on the sidewalk immediately, and for a momont wan motionloss, In tho excitomont which en- sued both Workmister and Magnus oscaped. The former, ss waa aftorwards loarned, socreted himsoelf for a while In a room up-stairs, and the Iattor made for the Iake-shore, ~Ofticors O'Noil, MoGary, Leoonon, and Oluett wore on the ound soon aftor tho ghooting wns ono, and immediately went in pursuit of the fugitives, Werkmister ran to Twolfth stroot pursued by MoGary and Lennon. Thoy losf track of him, and on Twolfth, betweon State and Third avonue, ho mot Oflicers Ehinger and 0O'Brion, to whom ho related tho circumstanco, aud gavo himsolf up. Magnus was pursued to tho lako ahore by officors O'Neil and Cluett. He got a boat and ‘went out on tho lake, and was ollowad by Clactt. He then returned to shiore, whero ho was caught by 0'Noil, Bemis' wound “was pronounced fatal by, Dra. Coi and Btratford. He was flually romovod to the County Hospital, At a late hourlast night THE DALL IAD NOT been fonnd, and Boemia was thought to be dy- ing. Both'aro young and singlo men, sbout 24 yeara of age, 'Workmistor bonrs an oxcellont character, aud s much respeotod. Boomia ls not go favorably known. Ilo Is looked upon o8 o vicious, rockloss fellow. Magnus, his com- panion, is a rough of the lowost typo, —_— Outrago nnd Lynch Law, New Comeratown, Ohio (July 28), Correapondancs S Clnsiangil Contmereay enenet o A man oalling himeelf Joff, Davis was arrost- ed, convicted, and sentonced throo years to'tho Penitontiary from this county, about flve yoars ago, for nn attompt at rapo on the person of o married woman, noar the town of Rogersville, ‘Tuscarnwag County. Mo served his torm, ans roturned to the same locallty, making only n short stay. On Saturdsy, the 10th Inst,, this Bama person was noticed passing through ‘Coual Dover on foot, On Bunday evening ho mot some young girls bfi thanamo of Laue playing in tho road near their homo, which was not far from Rogersville, tho scene of his formor opora- tions, Thoro wero throo of them, one quite small, only about 9 yonts old, and tho otlier a fow yearsoldor. As ho camo up with them ho stopped and apoke a fow words, and caught tho oldost ono, but sho gave a scream and ran awsy from bim, Ilo thou caught tho othor ono, aged 9 yoars, threw her down, hold ber mouth with ono hand, whilo with the fingors of the othor ho larcerated hor person in o frightful manner, He quickly disuppeared from the immodiste vlnlnu‘y, and, ulthough o yigorous search was made for kim, no cluo to him was found until tho latter part of last week, whon it was ascor- tained that hohad traveled in_ tho direction of .this placo. A constsble and ton assistants followed him, arriving here carly on Baturday morning, snd learnod that he had poesed through horo on Friday evening on foot. 1fo woa finally arrostod noar noon nt Susaun Appls'y @ point about four miles southwost from here in Coshocton County, Tho placo; was formorly kuown as Shanke' distillery. The prisoner was brought on horseback to this placo whero dinner wua sorvod aud tho uervicos of a carriage proour- ed, and in company of the constablo abd asslute ant, ho was drivon to Rogersville. Before starting from horo, tho officor procoeded to tio tho prigonor's hands, to which ho objected, and it wna only accompllslied through tho mtimida~ tion of n rovolver. Tho party nrrivod at Rogorsvillo Iate inthe ovonlng aud had suppor werved nt Good's Hotol, Aftor_gupper nll partles . adjournod to tho schoolhouse whora Justice Travis procooded to liold a proliminary investgation, After “Court™ had opened, the prisonor, Dayis, romarked to onoof tho ausistants who Diad helped to arrost him, that I bo (s Ind him out alono, he conld _mnke him do nuything. ¢ G—d d-—n you, I could mulka you got down on your kneos and pray for holp au hour, if I sant- od to,” were hiu yamarls; whorcupon tho party spokon to alapped him in tho faco with Lis opon hand, o second party stuok him onco with his fist, o third party thon struck him over the hond with _pokor. ‘Tho Inttor blow knockod tho prisoner down. A man by tho namo of Burross was standing on tho tablo holding the only lanop in his hond. Somo one sprang on the tablo nlongsido of lim and put lis hand over tho Inmp, putting it out, and breaking tho ehimney. Tho upronr now becamo furious; some ono struck p mntch and discovered the prigoner hind crawled undor o boneh. He was dragged out and taken out doors, whon auothor ‘matols was ntruclk, during tho burning of whioh #omo ono pointed a rovolvor close to tho pris- oner's hond and fired ; hnmodiately & sogond match wae struok, and o gocond shot was fired by anothor party.’ Sovoral porsons then crught tha prigonor by'the feot and dragged him fect foromont a distanco of about ton squares, Hore o halt was made, and sovornlof tho party called out that It auy one eamo any clokor thoy would ho fired upon, This threat kopt thocrowd bacl. Bome five or six moro shots wore thon firad nt tho prisonor. A ropo was thon produced, fas- tenod around his neck, and ho was dragged in thint condition through town, and soma littlo distauco out on the Dover road, whore ho was hung toa treo, All this timo tho prisoner was Dogging most piteously for higlifo. Tho crowd then procured a quantity of wine from the collar of v Str. Bokhurt, aud fho rast of fle night was paesed in & carousal. ———— SPRINGFIELD. Colored Celcbrations=License Grantod ==Proposcd Steel Works-=Liquor Law Violator. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Brri~arizvLy, Ill, July 80.—T'he colored citi- zens of this city are making oxtousivo propara- tions to colobrate the 1st dny of August, tho an~ niversary of tho British omeucipation of the slaves in the West Indis Islands, Dologations aro expectod from tho surrounding towns, and o company of Zounves from 8t Louis. Muslo, speochos, and oating will bo the order of tho ay. i"lm Commissionors of the Workingmen's Law and Homestead Associntion, of Peoris, with a cnpltal of $500,000, rocolvod o licenso ta'organizo from tho Beorotary of State to-day. Maj. Ilos to-day oxocuted his deed to the Com- !un un{ngod in working up tho entorpriso for ho location of steel works for the manufacture of steol ralls near this city, for 20 acres of land. Mr. Loogo oxecuted a deod to the ssme_partics, for tho same purpose, for 10 sorcs. This land is vory valuable, and lies near the junction of the Chioago & Alton and the Tolodo, Wabash & Waslorn Railway. Tho success of tho entorprise 1s sald to bo nssured. Henry 0'Brion, of Vermilion County, was comuiitted to jnii to-doy in dofoult of €500 ball, chargod with a violation of tho rovenue 1aw in ratailing liquor without paying the specinl tax Kro\'ldnd by Unitod States law. There aro some partics hero from Pittsburgh, Pa., negotiating for tho location of a glass foundry noar tho clt{, and it {s roported that the Inducomonts which ho{ ask for will bo securod n thom. Cheap coal, in Inoxhaustible quantitios, {a doing muli to Lrlog menufesturing intorosts oro. CANADA. Tronble fDectweon Orangomon and Catliolics In Toronto=-A Commission Ordercd to Xmvestigate tho Fucific Railrond Scandal, Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Tonoxto, Ont., July 90.—On Monday night, about 200 Orange Young Britons paraded the stroots, stonod tho Roman Catholio school and private rosidencos of Catholies, and otherwise insnlted thom. T.at night, tho Young Irishmon Romnn Catholics paraded tho stracte in a body, but before any conflict with the Britons they wore appronched from the front and rear by two bodies of police, when o skirmish ensuod, ro- sulting in soveral porsons bolng injured. Tho polico, though strongly rosistod, disporaed thom, Moro serious troublo ia anticipated showd the Young Britons and Young Irishmon come into collision, Tho most stringont_ganitary regulations are boing rigidly inforced by the Bonrd of Hoalth. OrTAWA, July 30.—His *Excolloncy tho Gov- ornor-Genoral, by advice of bis Ministors, lng ordorod the Isiuo of & Royal Commiasion to try Huntingtou's Paciflo Rflil\\'ufl oharges. The an- nouncomont oceasioned much commont. MADISON. Washburn’s Rccoptions-XXail way Official Excursion. Speeial Dispateh to Tha Chicago Tribune, Mapison, July 80.—Gov. Washburn opened his houso last ovening to all citizens and visitors who chose to come, for a musical and social soires, and his invitation was largely responded to. Mauny ologant toilottos were worn by tho Indies. All wero mado to foal at home, and en- joyed thomselves highly, Gov. Washburn left for the East to-day, to be absent somo ton daya, Becrotary of State Breoze scting ua Governor in his absonce. Tho Gonoral Manager, Buperintendents, and sevoral others connected with the Northwestorn Railway, last ovoning camo up by special train to tho Doyll's Lake, whoro thoy mwitohed off aud spent the night, going on to-day to inspoct tho work on the tunnels this sido of Sparis, and then over tho Wenona & St. Poter Road to Lnke Camkesks, on the Minncsota border, to be gouo sowmo days, THE NEW STATE. Appointment of Commnlttees to Sube mit the Proposcd Now Stato to tho People Directly Xnterested. Jacksoy, Tena,, July 80.—1ho Convention re~ assombled nt 9 a.m,, " tho Ion. Kennoth Ray- mond, of Misslssippl, in the chair, Tho rosoli- tion offered by Tomilin, of Tonnossco, on yostor- duy, providing for tho ‘sppointment of a Central Exocutive Committeo, composed of five mom- bors from each Btate, whose duty should bo to rosont the question in its most favorablo bear- nge in thoir respootive anetious( rosulted in the following sclection : For Tonuessoo— W, Brown, of - Madison; James IFoltress, of Ouardoman ; W. R, Ilnlnh‘y of Abion; A.H. Rhodos, of Honderson ; T. W, Brown, of Shiol- by, Tho Committeo on the part of nilaslss‘fipi is composed a8 followa: I. Robortson, of Do~ Boto; W. IL. Kilpairick, of Alcorn; J, 11. Golo, of Tate ; Goorgo M. Govan, of Marshall; J. I, Morgan, of DcSoto. Tho Commitieo on the art of Kontucky o na follows: John Martin, ., of MoOrackon ; ox-Gov, G, A, C. olt, of Colloway; Judge James Whito, of Dallard ; Cnpt. O. L. Randlo, of Fulton; D, A, Weil, of Gravos, with Judge Milton Brown as Ohairman of tho whole Committos. ‘Phe Committeo ou tho quostion of dofining the southorn boundaryof the proposod new Btato think it best at prosent not to designato any speolal boundary, but to loave that subjoct to tho dovolopmentof public opinion in tho countion of Northorn Misuissippi, that those in- terostod may docide that queation for themn- solves, and thus, by the voting manifested, give tho “bout indication o8 to whoro' tho southeorn boundary should naturally fall. Thoy further suggest and invite the ooplo in tho scotion immodintoly ntorestod In the project in Tennesdoo, Missit- #ippi, and Kentuoly to hold public mestings in thoir respeotive counties, give liheral iuter- chango of opinion, and associate nnd conter with tho Executive Committacs for thelr rospoctive Statos, appointed by the Convontion, Maj, . D, Beott, of Tennosneo, moved .that it wau'tlio sonsa of ttio Gonvontion that each soo- tion of the Btatos proposed to form the now Stato is oxpooted to puy its proportion of the dubt of tho Btato from whioh tho fraction is takon, which wis adopted wunnimouely. It nlao provided that, in caso of a vacancy in tho Contral Xxocutive Commltteo, appoluted as sbovo, tho romaining nombors of the Uommittos shll havo the powor to ill tho vacanoy A resolution of thanks was tendorod to F. L, Oampboll, Enq., for n map of the propored now Btnto, hung in the Convention hall during tho sltting, Also to . J. Willlanw, who has offered, froo of cost, to make a largo map, to bo placed at tho disposal of tho Comuitioo ' Thauks wora also tondorad tho oltizens of Jackson for their 50!.\8!0\!3 houpitality oxtended to tho delegatos uring their stay intho oity. Nothiug furthor ap- oaring, the Couvention adjourncd sine die, to ga soasgomblod at euoh time and place s tho Gov, Contral Iixeoulive Commitico may dosignate, ‘The ntmost harmony pervaded tho deliborations of tho body. Nino counties woro ropresonted from Enst Touncnuco and ton from Mississippt, ‘Tha Kontucky roprosontation was light, owing to n minundoratandlvg s ta tho timo of tho ay- sembly, but tho ovldancoe, nu givon by tho zeal with whioh thoso prosout parlicipated, givos on carnoat of tho fooling wo may anticipato from that quarlor, *SHORT-HORNS." Auction Sale of iZtooded Cattle In San= wamon County, Special Dipateh to Tha Chicayo Tribune, Seuarier, 1L, July 30.—vown Bons, of Berlin, in thig county, uold off npart of thoir blooded short-horn eattlo at publio salo to-day, Quito n number of cattlomon from this and othor Btatos wore prosont, but notwithstanding this tho prices realized, oxeopt In o fow fie #tancos, wore not as high ns ux}wulml, nor, in- deed, ns high as good judges of catiio snid they ought to hnve boon, 'I'ho azgrognte procoeds of tho kalo wore §11,400, and tho avorago wns §810. The following is the lint nnd pricos for each : Lydla, second, $200, J, 1L Bpears, Tallula, Tl Musle, "second, '$220,'Jnthes’ Swmith 1 Tydla, thiri, £d. Doty, Altoi, 1il., 200 3 Lizzio Mooro, Jnsch ¥os: tor, $208% Vetany, fourth, W, Plokoll, Hornutown, Tll, £300; Dovuty'a Bikterty,’ Lljn iee, Bpeingncid, $100} Tilustelous, i, J, 11, Spoars, $1,125 : Gloster’s Trido, J. 10, IHckoll, $316'; Sira, A. Corbolt $210% Gloslar's Beanty, J, 1. Spenrs, Talluls, 305 5 Red ftver, Aty Willinia Qoniverse, smnf;uum‘, 165§ om, 300, ftdward Ties, Springflold, Iil.: Zonobiw, 11th, Willim Eillott, $00 ; Stromberry, $300 ; Bonuty, 2d, ¢alf, Jncob Fostor, $300 Graco Young, 0ib, O, Lipplucolt, $1,050 : Queen Ann, 4d, Edward Tles, $3: Florentio, 2ith, 8215, O, I, Lippincott. , Oltuton, Tn., Moud Fostor, $125; Bollo of Reckuk, Ell- Jah - Tios” Sprlugfiold,” $325; Ballo Aum, 4d, calf, I, Nulsom, of Indisna, $220: Glostor's Reniity, Eljai_ Tes, Springfold, )10 ; Glonter Lady, O, . Lipplicatt, $300; Ttipo Ohiorry,! Elljah Tiew, ' Springfivid. $500 ;' Lady'Godiva, O, 1, Lionincott, 1010, Tclliy Josorh Sery, Bowion, 1ii,, 220 ; Mnid of the_ Tavk nud calf, . 11, Apoarn, Tafiulo, 11i,, 3300 ; Kote Lee, Jouoph Tidrry, Dawaoiy 111, $300 ; Gloater'a Chorry, Goorgo Elliott, Ilarris: fowy, Til,. $230 + Tied Mack, $16,308 W, O. Corliolt, Clinton, Town, $200; Norwalk, $130's and Defender, E. L, Dunby, Carlinviilo, $160; Aloxis, sameo, L. Mosy, Borlin, #1003 Daroh, Shtedon, $196; Wiley Gth, Yeny, Datwaon, $135; Quld Foll, B, Gore, Carlli- ville, §423; Elgin, Goro, §50: Burlington, L. 1. Clarko, 1805 ‘Morello and_dam, 1, Nolson, Indiuns, $305 ] Wyatt, Ed Iles, Springfiela, Til., §105, SEVERE STORM. Nownrk, N. Jo, Fiooded=-Dnmage Over 8200,000 == Narrow Escapes from Drowning, & New Yonr, July 30.—T¢ I8 estimated that tho damnge dono by tho rain storm yestorday at Newark amounted to oyor §200,000, ~ Nearly all tho basemonts in tho city wero flooded. Sovoral Duildinga wero damaged, and one_sot on firo by llf\llnlns. Onotouse was blown down and com- utel‘Y lomolished. Two grocory storos woro ninod by tho flood ; also a shoo stora, and & face tory bad its machinory damaged. Ilundrods of poor peoplo fntho low part of tho clty wera rowned out of tho collars, govoral haviag nar- ToW oecapos from drowning. THRILLING---IF TRUE. Rovelations of An Overthrown Oalk, In s hurrioano passing over the Ohio River and down tho Miami Valloy on tho night of tho 4th of July, o eplondid grove of onks on tho ‘' old Andorson farm " of o Mr. Rogers, in the Iattor locality, wns nlmost wholly prostrated, and hiore is an amazing story derived thorofrom and gravely communicatod to the Minmi County Democrat by ono J. F. Clark: * Upon tho morning aubsequont to the storm (Saturdny) Mr. Rogors, in company with o hirod 1nan, proceoded to inquire into the oxtent of the dnmago inflictod upon hmamisus, and the first objectivo point waa the od grove, Tho con- tro troo of tho plat waa o mnoblo onk, tho king over hia follows, and a tree which had stood the ravoges of timo soemingly unacathed for soveral conturies. This treo had been snapped and foll- d by tho storm, Upon cxamining the fallen ginut for tho purposo of ascortaining its worth as rail- timbor, ‘;m-. Rogers made & startling diecovery, ‘This wns nothing loss than tho fact that tho treo in falling had dlsguraod aekeloton! The bones wero disconnected, yollow aa gold with age, and scattored promiscuously over soveral squaro feot of fi“mflgu' The skull was almost intact; all tho teoth save two—molars—iwera still in' their Elnuuu, and thoro was a scar on tho loft pariotel bouo which looked like the momon- to of somo ficrco cavalry charge, The humerus of thoright arm was Bhbattored, and save tho throo dofoots just montionod the skeloton, when put togothor, was without blomish, 'Tho tree in falling, I should have mentioned, was ront asun- der—a_task not diffioult of .accomplishment whouI refor to tho fact that an oxamination found that at somo romote dato the vory heart of tho osk had boon cloft by lightnivg, Froma ugat twenty foet from Lho ‘ground upwards to the first groat fork—a distancoe of ton foot—n hollow éxtonded, and from this cavity the skelo- ton Lad boon hurled. If wo but know who ho was, thought my informaut, Mr. Iogers, nud, strango to eay, a fow minutes lator tho twain digoovered that tho troo had amlso dis- gorged o thrilling history. An old- fashioned loathorn pockot or meorandum-baok Iny in & remarkablo stato of preservation, which no donbt hed boen dropped into tho rent made Dy the lightning, and thus been presorved whilo its mastor decayod. A fow brass buttons of old and unique pattorn wore found near the momo- randum, but it is with the lattor that we have to denl, ‘'This old leathor purso, ontiroly monuj— loss, contoined sundry. E“p“s covered with rudo pencilings quite difficult to trace, s thoy woro writton on tho backs of army passes and military consignmonta which datod o far back ns 1770, Mr. Rogo.s conveyed tho bones to his house, and sot about to read the memorandum of tho cap- tivo of the treo. Bub nwth to liis failing oyo- sight ho could decipher but littlo, and this littlo & conglomornto mass of disconnections, But still Lo road anough to loarn that tho eycs that onco shono iu_the now orbless sockets often looked upon Washington in tho hent of Dattlo, and amid tho snows of Valloy Forgo; and the _skoloton_arm whon covorod with figsh and musole had struck many stalwart blows for our country. Tho man’s name, as gathored from tho papers, was Roger Vanderberg, a nativo of Lancastor, ’n., and a Captain in tho Rovolutions ary Army. Ho'was au Aid to Washington during tho retreat across tho Jeuu{a and served a time in Amold's hoadquariora at Wost Point. In 1791 he morched with 8¢, Clair against the North- westorn Indiens, and in tho famous outbrenk of that Goneral on the Wabash, Nov. 8, of the yoar just written, Lo was wounded and coptured. But while boing conveyed to tho Indian town at Upper Piqua—n historical mncn woll known to your resdors—ho effgcted 8 oseapo, but found himself hard pressed by his eavago foos, Mo eaw the hollow in the oak, and despito tho mangled arm, and with tho mid of boooh that grow besido tho giont_thon, ho gained tho haven, and dropped therein, Thon camo o fearful discovery, He had miscalonlated the depth of tho hollow, and thero was no os- capo, O, tho stary told by thodiary of tho onk's dcugn(xin prisoncr! How rathor thau surrondor to the torture of tho stake he choso death by starvation; how Lie wrote his dlary in tho uncor- tain light and tho snows | Iore is one outry in tho diary: ¢ Nov, 10,—Five days withont food 7 When T sleep 1 dream of lusclous frults aud jlowing streanw, Tlio stars laughat my musory | I dv snowing mow, I froozo while I starve, God pity mol' " Tho italicised words wera supplied by Mr, Rogers, a8 the trombling hand oft-times refuscd to indito plainly, Nevor wns such a record of suffering traced by human hand bofore, Tho entrios covered o poriod of oloven days, and in disjointed sontences ia told the story of 8t. Olair's dofont, Mr. Rogors has written to” Lancastor to ascertain If any descendanta of the ill-fated Cap- tain livo; if 60, they shall linve his bones.” Bhould no such descondants survive, tho narra- tor of tho discovery proposoa that Hio patriotio Fnol)lo of Minmi Connty shall eroct a monument 0 the luckloss Captain's momory, NEWS PARAGRAPHS, At sn Oregon baby-show a dlunppolut mothor enapped a rovolver under ono of tho judges uouo, and hor husband ia atter tho othor two. —A mochanioin Portsmonth, N, IL,, has not been able to do unlr work [n_ecleven years, on sccount of a triend orusbing s band in shak- ug it. —The Transcript, n Cleorgin papor, says {hat it ““can't sy na to the orops arouud thero, but Georgotown ia the placa to got into a fight if auy ouo ia aching for oxercisc.” —I'Lio lust rail connecting tho Stroator and Windeor divigions of the Chicago & Paducal iuilrosd was lald on Baturdny morning, malking 128 miles of thoe road completed Bouth of Btreator, — For milk read blood" has horotoforo boen thonght the drollest orrntum eyer printed, but tho lnllowl.u{; Intho Natlonal Iaplist in almost as good: " Ploawn rend atheistio Inatesd of apostolio, noar tho closo of au article on Woman Buffrage in tho . 1, of Juno 20," —Tlie Baltimoro, Pittsburgh & Olleago Itail- rond, now Iu the procesn of constructlon, will be complote to Dofiauce by Novombor, and to_Chi- a0 by ono your from that timo, 'The road will bo 260°miles” In leuglh, and ia but two miles lnnglur than an air line, Thia road is intonded to givo Obicago a short routo to Washington, —Durlog tho raln yestordsy a boy fastoned about forty faot of sheop twino to an umbrelln aud then stood the profeotor in tho door of a publio sinirway. In the courso of lnlf sn hour cloven difforont poraons saw the umbrells, know that its ownor had lostit, and wanted thom to {ako chiargo of it, and cnrriod it tho longth of tho aLrln% only to let go of it, and wondored what In tho dickens the crowd was laughing at. Thore in somothing in the sight of o nice um- brolla which goos right to the public heart.— Detroit Freo Press, —Tho wife of l[nnr{ T. Noreross, conl denlor of Dorby, Ct., whilo sitting In_Lor parlor Frids, oveniug_ rocking an Infant child to sloop, sud= donly folt an unuisual warmth about hior fook, and loukiug down discovered that hor elothos wore n fire. Bho put down thoehildin aplaco of nafoly, nud thion nttompicd to oxtinguish tho fluncs, Lut thoy had by that timo 1o far envol- oped lior as Lo bio_boyond hor atrongth, and sho Wi falally burnod fn consoquonco, dyhyg during tho night.” Tho mystorlous origla of the firo is supposed to havo boon u_parlor matel on whioh &ho unconeciounly trod whilo rocking hor infant child, ir, Norcross is o prominant citizon of Dorby, und this torriblo calamity oxcites univer- wal Si‘illlmfill)fl —Tiwo frokcoon by Raffacle, carofully remay- ed from tho walls of an Italiss monastory, ware x'cuontle! 8old in Paris at suction for 247,300, —A follow has boen arrestod at IIudson, N. Y., for epitting tobneco Juico on the bk broadths of & young lady's dress, She had de- clined his_compauy from chureh, ond so Lo walked bohind and had his revenge. —TLho Paris Univers annomices with great joy that Mr. Darwln was rojectod by 26 against 6 voloa a8 Correaponding Slembor of the Fronch endemy of Beienco. —Concorning Wisa' balloon projoct, tho Seien- tific Americansays: *‘'T'o us tho probabilities of his success n&l]lem‘ to bolittlo botter than thoso of nn {udividual who, in an opon boat, without enil or oars, should attompt Lo float ncross the Aulantic upon tho surfaco of the Gnlf siroam.” —A Virginian writes to o Richmond paper that hois opposed to tho oloction of an_nnmarried man for Govornor, and that he wonld not vote for Lis own brothor wera lio o bachelor. —Tho Loulsville Courier-Jotrnal thinks that if tho ndago bo truo that “ Hypocrisy in th Tiomago which vica pays to virtuo,” Parion Har~ Ian, of the Washington Chronicle, paya o grostor lomage to virtue than any other man in tho country, —In the Wimblodon shooting matches, that betwoon tho Lords and the Commons aitracted pront attuntion, 'The Commons won ss usual. Tho Marquis of Lorne shot with the Liords by su. arrangement, though ko ianot s Peor, and not only made the Jargest seore on his own side, but Wat benten by only one of tho Commons. —Inteuso excitomont has arisen in Agnesiz’ Bchool, at Ponokeso, on necount of the discov- ory by astudont of ‘& muscle in a dnf{'u log, which Mr. Hukloy Lhns orto deniod the dog. —A roport of an old-fashioned sermon aays: * Juat at this point ho stopped sposking o fow momonts, wiped his forehend, turned back hin wristbands, ran his flugors thrdugh his hir, spit and rubbod his hoot in ¢, drank s littlo wator, ;:omn?,nncud on aloyer koy, and procecdod as fol- ows, R —A paper InProvincetown, Muss., tolls tho story of o *supposed mermaid,” seon upon tho Doach nt Brovator Villago, on the 16th inst., by o Mre, Young and several children, The hend of thio objact, 1t says, resombled oxnctly that of & child, while the reat of tha body wns of flsh form. When firat seon the lady becamo frightened, but tho oildron, less timid, spproachod it and throw some rand into its cyed, whereupon it utterod crios liko o child, and commenced rolling over and over down to the water, and darted off into the sos, lrcoping its hend above the surface, and resombling, in overy monner, that of & child swimming. Tocal nows is rcarce whon a conn- try paper publishes such items aa theso. THE GREAT OYSTERMAN. Death of Sydnoy Dorlon, the Fulton Darket Donler. From the New York Times, July 20, Artomus Ward once said that ¥ every publlo colobrity, from Marths Waehington down to Georgo Peahody, has enton oysters in Dorlon's in Fulton Market." Coriainly almost overy citi~ zon of thiscily has, From being a boatman on tho Iast River in years gone Tl‘{, Mr, 8ydunoy Dorlon beeama the greatost rotail dealer in oys- tors cerlninly in tho Unitod Btatos, and probably in~ tho world, _Originally ~from Tong Island stock, Mr. Dorlon's father, George, kopt an oystor stand In the old Ful- ton Markot, IHis sons, Alfred and P. Dorlon, wore also in tho gma business, Young Sydnoy Dorlon, with bhis brother-in-law, ~ Goorgo Schnoffor, wa o bontman of the firat ordor, ply- ing from tho foot of Fulton strost. Ho used to {igh off Robbine’ Reef, As an ossman he hed fow equals, holding tho championship of the river for quita a while, and oven now the old boatmon 1ook back with prido to his groat raco with Charloy Thomas, & famous oarsman of the day, in which Dorlon was victor. On leaving tho’ boat, soventaon Jeurs ago, Dorlon, with Schaoffor and Tom Vilson, started s little oyster-stand on the east sido of Fulton Market, Consulting with his partners, Dorlon decided on the comrse of busi- nees in bis usual blufl style, ¢“Boys," he said, ““we'll run this shop rm{rucublo, or wo'll burst,” And his decision not only mado him famous but rich. Littlo by littlo, and ospocially whilo Mr. Bullivan, of Sullivan & Woods, was Clork of tho Market, tho atand was oulm‘gmfi until it absorbed slmost all of tho market trade, and gave om- ploymont to thirty mou, Sinco' tho day it was oponed o disreputablo characier was nover al- lowed to onter it, if known to the ownors. Tho oysters, clams, and othor sholl-flsk, mado u_apocialty of, woroof the best quality, aud cookad to porfoction, A rogister was kopt by tho proprictors of ail tho famous porsonages who patronized tho ‘)lnco. and many famous namea are found thorein,—Horaca * Greoloy, Charles Dickons, William Makopoace Thackerny, Artemus Ward, Onarles Sumnor, Benjamin I'. Butler, Charles Koan, Charlos Mathews, Gus- tavus Vaughan Brooke, Recardor Gurnoy (of London), Danlel E, Sicklos, Benator Droderick (of Californis), Bouator Stophen A, Donglas, and 6coros of othors equally distinguishod. ' For somo months past ALr. Dorlon had boen in foeblo health, On Buuday last, whilo at his rosidenco, No. 81 Johngon straot, Brooklyn, he diod quiet~ ly, and almost suddenly. Nearly sl tho oystor- men in tho city susponded business yestordsy as o mark of respect. —— Yellow Fever at New Orleay From the Mudfson (Ind,) Courier. Privato advices from Now Orloans say that the yollow fover has broken out in that city with sufliciont soverity to cause quite s largs oxodus of those who othorwiso would have romained all summer at homo. MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Now York Financial News, NeEw Youx, July $0,—Monoy was plentiful at 3@4 per cent, Btorlitig rulod quict and firm st 1087;@109 for sixty dayy, and 1093 for sight, Oustoms’ recelpta to-day, (35,000, Gold firm at 1163@1167, Losns wora mailo nt 283 perent tor currging, and'for borrowiug 1 per” cent, 04, aud 2 per cent (0 fiat, Clearings, $32,000,000, Tho Assistaut Treasurer disbursed $90,000, Govermments woro sirong on 8 tuoderate business, State bouds were dull, Stocks woro strong sud highor, somo shares touching {ho ighaat point of tho season. Lake Shore hecati the fenturo of tho markot, aud advanced from 943; o 95 ou the report that tho Lake Sboro Rallroad would, withi tho noxt thirly dayw, bo lnsed to thio Now York Central, with a guarantco of 8 por ccut for thostockaud iutorost on tho bonds, Now York Contral was strong 0t 1013¢@1013¢, with ncrossed activity, Thero wus less nctlvity and lowor pricus Wosloru Dnfon, many partica having sold and_fnvented In Lako Shoo and Coutral, Wabneh and Unfon Pucifia hive Leen moro acliyo, Aelling un 073 and 78%¢ respectivoly, Eriowaa steady. The Diroctors mect fo-morrow to oxaminotho somi-annuul necounts of tho roud, and_{ranssct auch Lusinces ss may come befors thota, Tho yooral lst sliowa moro strength than st any provious thno of fhe sumer, Tho market closed o trifle lower fhan the liest figtices of tho dny, witl tho oxoeption of Uniun Pacific, which loft olf at tho highest Aigures, Bierling, 109, Goupons, 81 GOVERNMEXT TONDA, L1192, Coupons, '03 175 Goupony, ‘G4 1735 Goupon, '63 . 191 Goupony, 65 (6w), . 1175 | New 5, STATE NONDS, Mistourls, . “Teuncsross, “Ceunessoes, o 700 35 | 1 7 | Wabash pfd, pr 943 | Fort Wayuo Wolls Fargo 70" | Torro Hauto Amoriean £x Torro Hanty Indians Coniry Iliuols Gentral Union Paclos! 283 Union Puclla bouls, 81 Contral Pacitio bouda,100)¢ | Del, Lack, & Wealora 1003 B, 1L, & Brlouovins 9% Northwealorn pfa Rock Iulsnd, . L J, Qv Bt, Paul, Buffnlo | Durrato, July &-OarTLE—Recelpts to-duy, tnclu- dlng 27 carv veporiod to arriye, 607; total for the week, G171, Markol acive at about yostordayis pricea; 1600 voro' dlaposod of, Bales ¢ 794 Lltnols stoors, 1,06@ + sovoral lota choloa Tllinols, 1,34 eloorn OGS heas T 450 s, 1,003@1, 358090 1 BI@1,075 ihe, $4.25G5.50; 34 e i @0.00; 258 Indi 114 Mlohigan mtoors, X Kontucky stesrs, 1,160 thn, £5.013. Srnex’ axn Ludtva—itcoipie So-day, tncludiog ro- ortod arrivals, 4,000 ; folal for the wook, 60, Afar. ot dull, with salos of 870 Ohio atioop, 813102 M, $4.25 @6.12)¢; 0 Indisna sheop, 107 Ibe, $6,20 3 218 Ai otk sicop, 7l $400,; 73 Gnuada ooy 110141 Ty #,0066.25 ; 215 33 Canada lambs, 5I@73 1\:‘,‘ $0,60@6 ¥ods—Recelpts, 2,000 Market modorately netive, 2000 1L, $5.00@6.10, tolal for the week, 11,100, Bales : 1,200 Tlliuots Hoge, Forolgn Maricots, TLoxnow, July 305 p. m—Weathor fino and favor- abla to crop, The samounit of bulllon gono into tho Bank of Eng- 1and on balatico to-Iay was £9,000 Consols, 031;@U3) 5 sccount, 0343 6-10n of 'G5, 941 do 16, Ul 10405, OLIY siow B, 903 ; Evlo, S %, July 30.—Tontes, 66t (0c. Lavenivaot, July 30,—Cotton frm ; middiing uplaud, 85@8%A ; Orleans, 0@0);d. Bules, 18, on ¢ American,’ 0,000 bafes ; spooulation snd oxport, 4,000 ca, Bireadstuffa quiet snd vnchanged, Olhor articles unchanged, Pittsburgh Cntile Market, Tast Linenty, Pa, July 30,—OATTLr—Arrivals, 160 cara, Roat, £0, .60 ; stockers, $3,80@4.50 ; come mon, $1,25@ BHERT—Arrivals, 43 carn, Tost, $5.00@5,50; mee $3.00@34.25, ‘Phtiadoiphis, $5.15@5.20 3 dium, $4,60@5.00 ; common, 003—Arrivals, 80 cars, Yorkers, $4.85@5.00, Hoston Wool Market, Bostox, July 30.—Wool wos stendy, The recel of now flobeo from tho West ow Fossh n consiaembin fgure, Good Michigan, Oblo, and Pounsylvania flocces, 45@500 ; avorago and choloo lota doublo oxtra Ohio and Fonnaylvania, 48@50¢; Dolatno and combing flcacos in demanid st 503050 ;: Oanada combing nomie nally G0@080; very ttioof tho latter fn markot, New York Dry Goods Markot. Nzw Yong, July 30.—Business continues active with tho agonta of staplo cotton and waolen but the Jobuing trade is dull, Atlantic, Indisn and Ap loton brown shootings are roduced to 13%c, Cotton flannels aro Lrisk, Tho packago movomentin dark Jrinta lisa bocomo quito activo, Fanoy cassimeres of low and fine qualities nre in domand. ~Black wool and Union boavers are brisk and in short supply. Forelgn goods aro dull Now Yorik Conl Market. Niw Yonx, July 0.—At the monthly asles of Beran- ton conl, ‘toulay, 75,000 tons woro sold ss follows ; Bloamboat, $4,05@4873¢ 1 grats, 4.95@5.00; eg, $5.25 @5.35; atovo, $5.00@8.42%; chestnut, $4.70@4.15, Theso' pricos 'wore on ndvance por ton ou'the June #elo 0s follows : Bleambont, 31%0; grate, 20 ega, B3(¢a; atove, T3g0; oliostnut, 19i(c, This gencral ade ‘azico 1s ald 16 bo in nocordanco with the piana of the conl combination, Pittsburgh 011 Market, Prrrspuncit, Pa, July 30,—Refined—The market stands about tho ssme ss yesterdsy,—173¢0 being bid i Narkot ostromely waak to-ds rude—Xarkol extromely weak; quoted at T0c, with a downward tondency.* © T The Produco Markoets, NEW YORK, Nrw Yons, July 30,~Corzon--In favor of buyors ; middling uplsnd, 2to, BREADSTUPFE—Flour mors. dolng, favor buyers ; roceipts, 8,000 bria; suporfne Westorn and Siate, $4.95G5.25; common' to good cxe ra, @0:0; good to choles, $0.25@7.105 white whoat extra, 37.038825; Ohio, = $4.10@8.60; St, Louls, $5.45G10.75, Rye flour anid corn meal quiot and unchanged. Wheat hoavy and lower; rocelpts,04,000 bu; rojoct~ od epriug, and No. 3 spring, $1.2131,31; No, 2. Ohl. o 3 i Northwoatorn spring, 41405 Mo, 2 Milwaukoe, $L41BL43; now white, $1.60, Tyo quict st 78@80c. Barley and malt dull and unchangod, Corn in fair domand aud pricos steady; receipts, 03,000 bu: sloamer mized Wastern, G1@3603 B do, flfl)g@mx high mixod and yellow, 57%@08Xc H white, 13@18¢, Oata moro active and firmer’; rocaipts, 50,000 bu; now mixed Wesorn, 4L}@ido; white Weslom, fegaas, aas—Dull and hexvy; 105@30%0, Tinv vp HovenUncasagon Gocznrzs—Coffeo quict and firm; Rio, 18Y@30c, Bugar steady and unchanged. Molssses’ quiot and 1n. Rice frmn, TomeeTINE—Dull 3 433, PrOVIsIONs—Pork Bteady : new mean, $17.05; salea Wastorn primo moss at 817,50, _Boof snd 'cut moats un. clinngod. Middlea stesdy, Lard firmer; Westorn sleam, 8 9-16@85¢c, BUTTED AND CiiEzsE—Unchanged, Wrizgx-~Firmier, with a fair domand ot 00)@07e, CINOINNATI. OrvonvmaTy, July 80, —BREADSTUZYS—Flour dull ; now, $0.25@0,76, Wheat teady; now, $1.25@138. Corn firm at 44Gattc. Ryo sieady st 108120, Osts rm at 38@43c. ProvisioNs—Pork hold firmly at $16.00, with sales {n weltlemont at that figuro, Lard dull, nominal, and unchanged. Bulk meata strong, with good domsnd ; shouldore Jold 8ie, with slen i 77gc”opat ; B, Uiy: or August ; cleat ib, 92@93¢c, with salos 't 9% 934c, buyer August’; clear hold 9o, with Eales at coutitry polnts a¢ 93¢, Bacon Arm shoulders, 830§ clear rib, 10 @100 ; clear hold 10 Wittak'y—Firm at Slo. NEW ORLEANS, Nrw ORLeANs, July 30,—BUrADATUFFE—Flour dull; trable X, $6.00@7.00; family, $8.00@0,50, CQorn acarco} whitom 'l,“‘luca.u Oots osstor, 4124@420. ull; 80c. ull; prime, $22.005 choles, $15,00, ProvistoNs—Tonk” aull ot $100 Ny dry mlt sliouldora. Tacon pearco; good domand at 0% @11xo. Lume, 1555@10c. Lard dul; toreo, BY@85; ke 16 o, Guoosnres—Supar aud molassea; nothing doing, Coffoo dull at 18@203¢c, Wmsky—Firm; Loulslns, 05c; Oinclunat, s ENo—Sterlug, 273 ighly 4 promiuia CoTToN—Quict; malen 1,200 balos. Good ordinary, 1@ low mildlings, 17 @186, middlinge, 1850 widdiing Orleans, 187;@10, Rocoipls, 117 balow, ~ No exports, Btock, 26,058 bales. BALTIMORE. BauTistong, July 30, ~BREADsTUrFA—TFlonr steady and more doing ; Westorn suporfine, $4.25@5.25, do. bub prices ultlrfll,flu Wg..d :lmltly‘ ‘;’Jfl@:’.'l:i u;vl!lul active and pHeo r to priao red, §1.57@1,63; ome mon' fo fair, 145 R A et @185, Corn dull and norminsl; mixod Western, 60c, ' Onts weak; mized Wostern, 46 @420, Ry firmer at 650, LRovistoNs—Quist, firm, and unchanged, Burten—Unchanged, Wittaxx—Firmer at S0%@07c, o July 30 —Whest 5WEa0, July 30.—Wheat dull; No. 1, $147G150, Corn qulof at 52@83)c, LAATEIR T, LOUIs, 7. Louts, July 30.—DizADsTUrFe—Flour quict and unehauged.' Wheat opened fiem but closod dull aud sanlor 3 naw No, Sred fall, $1.27; No, 2 do, $198% ; ssmpls lots do, $1.40@145 'Corn qulof and o ; or 394@400 canh’s 3930 July; STX@STxo August, Oats active ond lighor; No, 3, 31@S13s casks and §, 560 Auguat, Dicloy quivt; €714 or spelug, 3 o, omainally, 0lo, Provistons—Pork qulet at $16,50316,75. Bulk moota activo and ligher; suoulders, up-country, 7o ; clear sidea do, O1(o: hare, 9o, Dacon atiff, somo salos bighor ; slioulders, 8320 clear tib, 90} cltar, Ojgon Lard qifot ; roAned, D@83, Hoas—-Quilet at $.00@4,40. Cuarrie—TFirm and unchsuged, CLEVELAND, OvEvELAND, July 30.—~BREADSTUPES—Whest more activo: No. 1 red, $1.37; No, 2, §1.25, Oorn and oats quict ad unchanged, PrrnoLzva—Quist and unchanged, TOLEDO, ToLzoo, July 30.—BoraDsTorFE—Flour quiot and unchanged. Whest orm, and bighor for now ; No, 3 whito Wabash, $175; No, 1 whito ul:mvnul 81,65 : amber Michigan, $1,02; now do, $1.34}( spot ;8130 August; $1,47 Soptembor ; No, 1 red, $1,60; No. 2do, ow, No. 2 amber Iliinols, §1.88; mow do, $1.60 quiot’; bigh mixod, 450 Boptomber ; low nized, 4230; no ‘grude, 3730} damsged, Jlo. Osie firm § No, 1,'380; No, 2,930 ; Michigan, 33c, Fnionte—Firm and inchanged. Rrozivre—Flour, 000 brls; wheat, 11,000 bu; corn, 89,000 bu ; oats, 2,000 bu, Burpurima—iour, 2,000 bris; wheat, 20,000 bu ; corn, 14,000 bu; oats, 2,000 bu, DETROIT, Darnorr, July 30.—BagADsToFFs—Flour 48,60@8,70 for cholco whitowheat, higher for old, and dull for now exira white, $1.50@ 181 ; No. 1, old, $1.6T@1,70; now, $1,50@1.01 ambar, now, $1.95. ‘Corn dull und lower, st 430, Oats dull and Towar, st 36@0Tc, LOUISVILLE, Lovivitie, Ry, July 80,—Bnesverurys—Flour qulct; sulok of fanty at $1.15 IrovisioNs—Moss pork, $10,00@10,00, Dacon firm ; shouldors, 9930 ; cloar rib, 10@1050; clear, 10%o! 4 Tacked ¢ plain bumma, 10313} ar-cured o fancy, 13@1830. Tk inoatu sloudy sud unchangod. Tard—Primo sleam, 8o, Winissx—Steady, at 910, THILADELPHIA, Pupeuruty, July W, —Biskosrorrs — Flou stoady; Tows, Whkcousln, and Minnusota extra family, $6,70@1.16, \hoat-—Nuw In modorate demsnd ; now Ohlo red, $1,40@1.45; now ambor, $1.58@150. Iye atendy, ‘Corn fu fair domsnd ;mixed Woatorn, 50@ 5703 “damp, G64@55; whilo, U9)@T0c, Oats atcady at {8@500; mixod, 113Ho, TuTROuEUM—Weak: crude, 134e ; rofined, 180, Wittuny—Ileld firnily ot 97¢, MILWAURER, Musswavkee, July 30.—BREADBTUPFE—Flonr dull and nominal, Wheat dull sud nominal; No, 1, $1,25% § No. 55 cas o July ; $1,10 for August, Oorn firia { No, % 880, Oats quiol and wexk ; No, 3, o, ll)%’t\rnx‘ 2 uiet, st Whoat acfive and 't 0.1, 6%, Darloy quiot and 'weak ;' No, 2. FuztonTa—To Duffalo, B 3 TtsorieTa—Flour, 3,000 brl Burrsexrs—Floir, 1 ; whaat, 69,000 b, L 3 DovrsLo, July d—DiReabsrirps—Flour quict sud frm. Whebt neglicted, Corn Armor and- . qulot ; aales, 8,000 bu by wampluat 440§ 5,000 bu No, 2 Weat— eru I fola ot 443¢@450, Onta fimior ; salos, 3,000 bu Clicago ut 370 ; Milwatikoo, 380, Tuktairrs—Wheat, 10)0] corn, 050 ; oats, 6A(0, it i e Oswogo, 1030, Fcut, 04,006 b, Vossely Passed Dotroite Derrorr, Micl,, July 80,~Fasaxp Down—Props Oneids, INiron Oity, Tuttloand barge, Bolle Oross and bargus, Lake Michigan ; bark lhrsl 10 3 schrs Yan- keo, Jiira, Mullon, ea Bird, ‘T, P, Shuldo, West Side, Nilsaon, Goldou Craflsman, Passép Up—Lrops Equios, Nsshus, Winp—Bouthwet, Degnorr, dnly 30,—EVENTNG.—PARGED DowN—Propt Boy Oty audbarqes, Pringlo sud borioe; selis Torich, Tond, Tuoky, L. W, Parry, F. J. King, PaniED Up—-Prop Japanj bark Advance schrs John Noges, B. F. Galo, Winn—Sauthwast, ilinols River and Oannl Newn, Special Dispatch to The Chicugo Telbune, L RALLE, Ty July 80—Tho prop Tilinois depattel Innt ovening, light, for Honnopin, and returnod this morning towing tho canal-hoat Androw Jackson, from lannopin, with corn for Chicago, und ngain departod, towing tho canal-hoat Mary Orloly, withi alon for the Heury dam, The steamer Lancaster arrived, towing tho canal-loats Norway and Motropolis, Lol from Chillicothe, and {ho Gypay Queen,fram Henry, all with ceorn for Ohicago, Alfso the Burf Oak and Northwest, Doib light, from Menry for TaBalle, Tho steamer Jancaster’ doparted, towing tho canal-boat Legraux, witl luinber from Griggavilla, eult for Napics, and puper and oll for Poorin, Tha Motropolis, Norway, y Quoon, and Audrow Jackson, all “with corn for Chicago, passod {nto tho cannl, and the Mary O'ltfloy, with stona for Honry, pasicd out of the canal, Elghit foct and soven inches of water on the mitor-silfof Lock 16, Throo foot*and aix inches reported on the Kickapoo Tar, ‘CanaL OrrIoR, On104Go, July 30—1p, m.—ARRIVED —Galeun, Willow 8prings, 10 tons ico; lintriet, Soncea, bu corn ; Cayuga, Tockport, 5000 bucorn; Di . Wright, Morris, 0,150 hu_corn ; Dello France, Mot~ i, 5,000 i corn ; Gonovlove, Itenry, 5,000 bu'corn ; Ontario, Henry, 6,000 bu corn ; Chicago Bolle, Lafalle, 6,200 b corn, Gueanxp—Lily, Morris, 10,600 £t lumber, 24 m shine les, 18 Iath § L, L, Adams No. 3, Honty, 72,403 fb lumi]i:r, 14,160 Lol ; North Dranch, Houry, 80,202 £t umber, OaratL Orrioe, Omoico, July 30—9 p, m,—An- avED—Alonto Chrinto, LaSallo, 5,600 bu corn ; An- gola, TaBalle, 6,600 bu'comn ; CGol.' Taylor, Lockport, 0,000 bu_corn'; Board af Trade, Marscilles, 2,800 bie corn, 5,000 bu oats: O, W, Wallier, Lomont, 65 yds atond, 75 brlalime ; Bligo, Willow Springs, 65 tona ica ; Monitab, Lookpor 500 b whioat, Oreanep—Jobnstown, Jollot, 105,813 ft lumber ; Frodorick, Hanry, 87,93 ft lumbor, SPECIAL NOTIOES, Personal. DR, IRIMEOLD TO THE FRONT AGAIN, Wa a0 glad to ses that, during tho Dootor's toraparary rosl. dunos in Raropo, tho supply of his gonalao Exteaot I —tho only known spactfio for urinary disordors aud obsourn complalnte in oithor sox—has boon suppliod. from his for. mulaand appacatus by bis roprasontative horo, Thogoa. ulno srticle beea tho Dostar's stgnaturo, and is probably the hoat known and mast valusblo romdy of tho ind in thoworld, JOHN ¥. RENTY, Now York, Bdlo Agent, Schencl’s Mandrake Pills, Thieso villsaro comnorod cxolust g grodiouts, and nllbnu’pk? oy Sty Zuosreeta iy i Sl morouty, "de ok Jeavo iny ot e Infiious oHscts: Thoy st ditectly Upon tha liva, and Ao a-vAIRAR1S s dy i a1l ‘cases of derangomont rosnuliug from o 4 dorod s or that organ. _Lix Uomplalst, Sorgere fl"zfl‘:‘é'\',"tglfil‘ '}m"m‘lw‘,x oG R0l it o i drikoPifts, For sato by ail draggints and dosiam. " L ORNAMENTAL METAL WORK. (onld Bros. & Diliblee, 149 & 151 S_tg’fist., Chicago. ORNAMENTAL ARD ARTISTIC METAL WORK, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Fountaing, Vases, Statuary, Drinking Fountains, Aquariums, Deer, Dogs, Lions, Embiematic Signs, Copper Weather Vanes, Stable Fittings, Crestings, Iron Furniture, Brackets, and Store Stools. EXOELSIOR LAWN MOWERS, Agonta for the Fronoh Patont BULEVARD CHAIRS AND SETTERS, Agonts for Younglove Architectural Iron Oompany. EQA "8 Patent Illuminated Tilo. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS. HYDE PARK WATER WORKS. Proposals will bo rocetred until Thursday, Ang. 7, 157, 354y m.. by tho Drantdont and tha Hoard of Tetiatoes a o %, by 1fl of HYDE PARK, for furnishing said village with the following: A oHd lnmalfi in at leant twalro (19) foot of swater, nos l“l.n‘th:nn ‘I’;:“d‘ llmun(m]d (I‘smtm ’tlnll!‘r;lllfl fllhgn:hnt)lom&n oniinstad, Botwosn il iees (inc Bisty-ofenih (i85 gk, as showa Ly placs i Sposiic Biddora may, at tholr ontion, prosont bids for tho con. atruction of lg b dosi, and IiY - Distiod by.thommastvos with {hels Didpe. "LoCL aHions fur. . o o Tako ahoro, botwosa Filly: and Blxty-oigth-ais., according o plon and spediicar tions, Furnishing and faying 18.inch wrought or, from arlly t shoce, At pur spacHicatis plui2 {0 bo at ledst 6-1§ inch thicknos, cuipped snd oaulked, and toourod with suitable wro ‘hv. irou” langos and bolts, Oast frun pipa to bo & inch thivkness, Furnishitng and Iaying disteibui(lag-pipo us follows: et tron pipo Wronght fron B0, 000 faot 4-inch, Alldistributiog-pipe to bs Jald 1n the ground ready for hown on plat, %o that tha tap of tho red at & depth of not loss than 43 feat, dowith puro, solt lond aml varkot, All ‘To bo subjectad to 30 o pressure and the hammar tost bofore , and subfoot 10 samo tostaftor delive tho best wannor according to tho Dr, Bnlth Jogess. ~ All pipo gasrantecd to bo watar-tighh whan lald undor & prossura of 150 pounds to tho squire noh. Bida may bomadoupon tho basls of wolght per linoal foot, =3 l’dufmdmdvln umo by tho Brovkltn Wator- Works, and also for tho followlng welglits por Huoal foot: 12-inch pipo, 76 pounds. oot Iaidy including suoh orcases, to take up " of pipo. whorover directed, connaatad with tla water-pipo, Fendy Tor N to-vaivos, toluding box covo tabio, adaptod to what fa termsd mire tstom, o v o capaoity for b rmu thres million gallons of water in 24 consccutive hours for domoatio sud seshaslcal supply, and 1o mills fon fi:llnn‘ in 24 consocutivo hours for firo lo ot throning Tour throughout ail pipe Iald, from s many Lic-luch len. leam gonorators Lo hoof ampla npull{ tosup- ‘Tuachinory when worked to its maximam canacity. - o vo all connoatiune bolwoon gonorstart, and Rgings, id pumps, and supply. w for ono yoar a and put iu sucossstul operation. B or machinery mmt inalude (oundations, sreotlon and setting of bollors, ABd counvo- on with sinoko-stack, ‘The Board rosorves the right o rejoct any or all bids, and MI part thorool, and W chango the guantitios un: sizgx of pipo and thonumbor of liycante, porals must bo Inclosed i son dorsod ** For 1iydo Park Wator-Warks, n 1o Prosidont and Bonrd_of Trustoor. of caroof Cliarlos 12, Popu, Olork, Huom 16, 16 Uhicago, " "Plana and spuciilontious m Vitlago Hal, oa fyds Park-av nea O TIYDX PARK, July 29, 1 TOILET ARTICLES. PRICES REDUCED. Gonuine Lubin’s Extracts at 80 ots. Fino Toilet Articles, Brushos, Soaps, Sponges, Patent Medicinos, Perfumeory, Colognes, Hair Propara- tions, &o., &t groatlyreduced prices. A, G VARDERBURGH & (0, DRUGGISTS & PERFUMERS, Tribune Building, and 244 North Olark-st DISSOLUTION NOTICES. DISSOLUTION. The firm of MOFFMANN & HINIDER has beon dis. salved fhiln doy by wiutual connont, having sold all thote provesty ani traustoreod taufe iisluces Lo tha U BEdtotal Blona Oo:, which wi disoliarga all lbiliflos of tho {ho ata irm st bopeld to tian. g Glitoogo, July 1, 1873, R CHICAGO ARTIFICIAL STONE 00, OHARLES G, HOFFAANN, Prostdout. JuL, ¥, HOFEXANY, Hecrotacy, DINSOLUTION. The fima of BLANGHARD BROS., Roal Estate and Lonn Brokors, 163 TaSallcst., 1a dissolved this2ith dey o) July, 1618, by mutual consent, R. P. BLANCHARD WU continue tho Real Estate snd Loaulug businos, &) 19 Ladialioat,