Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1880, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, AUGUST», 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. consistontly subscribe to such 8 doctrine.—Buf- FINANCE AND TRADE. Fluctuations in the Stock Market Tend to Lower Prices. Free Ssles of Stock on the Decrease in 2 the Bank Reserves. Currency Reserves of the Chicago Banks Decreasing. ‘The Produce Markets Rather Quiet, but Averaged Firmer—-Pork Dull—Meats Hore Active. ‘ Winter Wheat Stronger—Spring Wheat Firm— Corn Steady—Oats Easier. FINANCIAL. Stocks did not open very strong, and during the day there wasa decline of # point or two made along the whole line. There were free gales on account of the decrease in the reserves ‘of the New York banks for the week, and this, assisted by the realizing of those who did not care to carry stocks over Sunday, made quite 2 Mttle decline. The opiuion was wired from New York that it was.a good day to sell stocks. and that the market was ina dangerous condition, ‘but this did not appear to be the general view. ‘There was an advance of I exch in Northwest and.St. Paul, common, and then came 2 reac- tion, which carried Northwest from 101% to S94, ana St. Paul from 91% 089%. The former closed 5; better than tho lowest of the day, at 99%. a net loss of %. The preferred lust 1, to 123. St. Paul sold finally at 89%, adecline of %. The preferred wont off 24, to 111. Burlington & Quin- ey showed weakness, selling down from Lax to 128%; Mock Island lust %, to 4%; C., C..C. & L 1%, vo 7243 Ilmois Central 2, to 1244; New Yor! Central 4, to 2X; Micnigun Ceatral 2, to 9514 Lake Shore %, to 10814; Erie %, to 4373; the preferred %, to 72; Wabash tf, to 42; the pre- ferred %, to T2333 Ohlo & Mississippi Y%, to KE i i Bt Joe 2%, to 36; Kansas & Texas 4, to Bix; Pacitic Mail %, to 41 Lackawanna 3, to 80%; Jersey Central 114, to 75; Reading hi, toi; Manhattan %, to28; Union racitic %, to 43 from Mountain 1%, to 58%, after selling at 583; Western Union , to 10:15: Lake Erie 34, to 82; Norttiern Pacific I, to 31%; the preferred 34. to56%; San Francisco \%, to 304: Omaha %, to 46: Mobila & Ohio 4, to 24; and Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans %. to 3tts- The few stocks that made advances were Oma- ba preferred, which gained 3, to &: C., C. & 1. C. 3, to 1734; Chattanooga 1, to 63; Hudson X, to 81: St. Joe preferred %, to 74%. . Erie second 6s opened in New York at 91, sold at 9i4, and 90%, and closed at the latter figure. In railruad bondsian New York on Thursday the yolume of the business wassomewhat lighter ‘than’ usual, and the market was slightly irregu- lnr.in tone. sMost of the leading issues, how- ever, showed an advance in prices. Erie con- aolidated seconds advanced from 0% to 91%, and returned to ron Mountain seconds rose from 14 to 103, and reacted tol: do ‘first preferred incomes sold up trom 863 to S14; go second preferred incomes advanced from 80% to 6035, and reacted to fl; Kansas & Texus Sirsts rose from 105 to to 1054; do seconds from 6% to 66%, the Intter closing at 66%. Cairo & Fulton firsts declined from 110 to 108%; Erie Dfth mortgage from 110¥% to 10914; Louisvilie & Nashville consolidated 73 from M7 to 11614; i Lebigh & Wilkesbarre consolidated as- sented from % to Mf; New Jersey Central. incomes from SY “to 81%; Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg firsts from 65s . to6i; Kansas Pacific conso!s advanced from 97 097g; Kansas City & Northern firsts (Omaha Division) from 111 to 112; Lafayette, Blooming- ton & Muncie firsts from 102 to 10312; Lehigh & Wilkeabarre incomes from 42 to 724; Mobile & Obio first debentures from 53% to &; Northwest consols from 1 to L4! New York Central Arsts, coupon, from 131 to 132; Ohio & Mississippi rsts (Springfield Division) from 92 to 93; Oregon Baliway & Navigution firsts from 97% to 9314; Pew ria, Decatur & Evansville firstsfrom 100 to 100%; and St. Paul firsts (H. & D. Division) from 110 to Lo: Gorernment bonds were firm. District of + Columbia 3.653 were 98% bid and 100 asked; the 4s, 109% bid and 109% usked; the 4%s, 111 bid and 113 asked; the 5s, 102% bid and 12% asked. ex. interest 1X per cent; the 6s, 1X bid and 10t%5 asked. =. Toreign exchange was quiet, with only mod- erste offerings, and with slight changes in quo- tations. Sterling posted rates were +35 tur 60 days and 465 for sight. Actuni rates were #82 and 485. Round amounts of cable transfer suld at 4804. For 60-day commercial bills for prompt delivery 479%@479% was paid; for delivery this month, 4794@179%. Posted rates for Paris were 625 for 60days and 522% for sight; 60-day com- mercial bills, prompt delivery, were S8xG- for delivery this month, 5295@528%3. For com- mercial 60-day bills, prompt delivery, on Havre and Marseilles, 529%@528% was paid; for the game, deliverable this month, 50@S2S5%. Sixty- day commercial bills on Antwerp, deliverable prompt or’ this month, were Si0@i%x. Bankers’ bills on Germany were 9% for 60 days and 5; for demand; 60-day com- merelai bills, prompt and this month's delivery, were 934@93%. Bankers’ guilders on Holland wero 39% for60days and 40}; for demand; 6 days commercial were 393G397-16, Austrian Norins, 41%; Norway, Sweden, and Denmark, Pi. Currency is beginning to flow rapidly out of Chicago. New York exchange was Weak be- aween banks at £1.25 per $1,000 discount, Bank tlearings were $4.500,00. Discounts are quictat i@5 per cent on call and 5@7 per cent on time. ‘The - Chicago Clearing-House banks have exrecd to close ail day on Thursday. Aug. 1%, out 2f compliment to the Knights Templar. Cook County 4348, $20,000 were sold at 104; 520,000 Chicago, Burlington & Quincy 4s at 90; and $25,000 St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha bs at se and $30,000 Quincy, Missouri & Pacific 6s at ‘The clearings of the Chicago banks are. re- ported as follows by Manager D. It. Hale, of the Chicago Clearing-House: Zi Clearmnes, Balances. SIU £1,065,355 . sbasurda: Total... SLAB Sorreeponding wie yearn | ‘The New York Nation of Aug. 6, in its com- tuercial roview of tho week. says: During the week a furthersum of $954, gas bought in London for chipent’s Ree York, although the rates for sterling exchange here are not yet quite low enough to make gold {mports profitable if insurance is paid upou the coin. e Treasury has resumed weekly bond purchases, and now that the heavy half-yearly warrants bave been paid (amounting luring: July to nearly $20,500.00), it is expected that the weekly purchases will be kept up. Notwith- standing the heavy payments last’ month the ublic debt was reduced $5,5;0,053, or tu $1aze OW, exclusive of demand debt, accrued ine terest, etc. The surplus reserve of the New York ‘banks was reduced to $15,842,315; some currency was shipped the ar into the Treas- J deal of coln | went ury, @ money. for the bonds w did’ not come out of the ‘Treasury, aati late in the week, and the paytnent of the $6,0N,- uy August interest did not begin until the close -of tho bank week. AttheStock Exchange buoy- ancy wus the rule until Monday, when a reaction setin. The United States 4 per cent bonds ad- vanced to 109%. which is much the highest price ever puid for them. Railroad bonds and divi- dend-paying shures also advanced largely, the most cunsp.cuous rise Daving been in the stuck of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, which was recently doubled, and which sold on Saturday at 115X, equivalent to 231% for the old stock, which oue year xgo sold at 137%. Gen- eral trade continues active, and the evidence forthcoming during the week tended to confirm the estimutes that the barveste this yoar will exe all others on record in amount, and will equal any in quality. : BY TELEGRAPH. NEW YORK. Special Dispatch to Tae Chicago Tribune, New York, Aug.7.—The market had a firm ‘Dut dull opening, and the tendency of grain- carrying roads to higher quotations imparted strength to the entire list, which was advancing up to noon, when the bank statement was issued showing a foss of $4,250,000 in the reserve. ‘This caused a weakness all around, but dealings wero not at ull lively. The decrease in the bunk re- ferveis duc to the movement of legal-tenders io the West, which begins earlier than usual this season. In the atternoon tnedutinesscontinued, with the tendency drooping. And the whole mur et closed off, though there was an evident at- tempt toexaggerate the appearance of weakness. Hannibal & St. Joseph shows an increaso of f $25,000 for the iast week in July, and its state- ment for the half year shows 435 per centon preferred stock. There bas been good buying, anda confident tecling, especially in the pre- ferred. Heading is quite stiff on reports of re- orgunization, but the movement seems to be ee the purpose of squeezing shorts,-as the other coal stocks do ‘nar respoud. St. Paul and North- re re ae la cookery ulation of the poolain them, and contiu! at the peer re St. Paul & Omuha stock: were also notably firm. To the Western Assoctated Press. New York, Aug. 7.—Governments firm, Battroad bonds firm. : State securities dull. The stock market was strong in the early dealings, ana advanced } to 1% per cent. Sub- sequentiy speculation became weak, and prices AGT assy per cent, Granger und coil stucks leading the downward movement. In the tinal dealings the market became somewhat more settied, and clused barely stendy. The greatest activity was in Northwestern, St. Paul, Erie, Wubash, Pacitic, St. Paul & Omaha, tron Moun- tain, and the coal sbares. ‘Transactions 226,00 shares? K an) New York Central... 5.000 Peararee i “Eo Bah Sormern Pacidie. <0 10 Rio Grande, 1 los... i RE eee ee cee 20a] Pacttic Sul oH 2 Reading. 490 Gabe Paul 2 $a JUntun Pacitic. east | Sana Pacliic Northsester a Nestern Union. New Jersey central. 40.[ entral Arizoni Money market easy at 2@3 per cent, tile sent, closing ae Gi; prime mercantile puper, 34@i%. Grr iike exchange, bankers’ bills, steady at 48!2; do demand, 4544. The following is the ene bank ees reminnt: Loans, incrense, $6, 3 specie, $605,900; legul-tende: lecrease, $3,515, posits, increase, $5,711, ulution, decrease, $47,900; reserve, decre: $4,275 4R5. The banks now bold $11,546,450 in excess of their legal re- quirements. ‘ennessee 63, now. Virginia fs, old. Vinvinis fs, new, Vint A A, & TH, pret... A115) Wabash, StL. & Pac. 6 TWa, Su. Lek 1. prerd. ‘Lisnnibal & St. Jus reierred Union Pacitic. Central Pacitic.. Northern tacit Surthern Pacifle pte i} Louisville SNasbvill jNash. & Chatanoogn. 65 itle & Nort Canada Souttiern: Michigan entral Inne toncred). Erie preterred... a Northwestern ... ijouston & Terns ... Nortwestern prefd. .124| Denver « itto Grande. Su Paul. ‘St Paul preterred St. Paul & Omaba. St Paul & Omana pid: Del, Lack. & Wesvern S36; W. Aoi asex.cere. 1 Deluware,& Hudson. §L Ney Jersey Cenul.. Redding. 0 Mobtie & Uno... levelind & Columbus 7) Lake Erie &V Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribuns, Boston, Aug. 7—The changes made among the ruilroads were the must purtslight and un- important, Sandusky sold at 14%, ugainst i yesterday. Eestern was off 3j, to 0613, and QO; densburg ‘common lost the same, Chi- enge, Burlington :& Quincy was strong at 12933, an improvement of 4, while amoung the home roa:ls Old Colony gained %. Hartford & Erie 73 were steady at ii@ash, and New York & New England 7s at 110% bid, Land stocks were neglected, Boston was 02@ &; G% bid, and Water Power at 34@8kj bid. Small sule of Bell Telephone at 8X. Bosvon, Aug. 7.—The closing stock quotations were: Atchison & T. Ist Do tuad grant? 119 {Chi, Burling:on & Q. .,& Cleve N.Y.&N. England 71 Riguson ete eeiisse POREIGN. Lowpown, Aug. 7-5 p. m.—Consols for money, 97 15-16; account, 93. United States bonds—New 5s, 105%; 448, 114743" 4s, M3. " Railway secunties—Iiinois Central, 117; Pennsylvania Central, 60%; Erie, 45%; do sec- MINING NEWS. CHICAGO MINING BOARD. ‘There were sules on the Chicago Mining Board of :ad) shares of Chicago & Silver Clif at $7.50@ 10.00; 1,000 sbares of Shenandoah common at $3.55@3.90, and 3UG shares of Shenundosh pre- ferred at $4.90. NEW YORK. Special Dispatch to The’ Chieago Tribune. New Yonk, Aug. 7.—Ip the mining market the dealings were light, and transactions in Chryso- lite tess active. There was no muterial change in any of the list. Iron Silver and Robinson: Consolidated were added to the list to-day, the former at? bid; Robinson, 9X; Central Arizona sold as high as’ 10%. Silver Cliff worked 909 tons of ore last month ata profit of about 825 per ton. é SAN FRANCISCO, San Francisco, Aug.7.—The following wero the closing quotatiuns at the Stock Bow Alphe.. 5 Bodi aia. 3 Powsl.. vi Martin White. Mexican. Ophir. Overman. a youdsham, Siiver 22) "Trojan, ‘Oro. Savw ¢. Sierra Netad: Union Cousolidated:: Yellow Jacke 2 Consolidated Virginia declared 2 dividend of 50 cents. BOSTON. Spectal Dspatch to The Chicago Tribune, Bostox, Mass. Aug. 7.—The market to-day was fairly active and with good tone. Silver Islet came to the front again on fuvorable re- ports received’ from the mine relu- lve to the recent rich strike, and rapidly advanced to 26, 2 gain ‘ot 4% since yesterduy. Franklin sold up to 17%. Har- show was strong at 35%, and Huron remained firm at & Quincey made an advance of %, and luidge improved 3g. Contentment was stexdy at 1x. Anumony continued its advance, reaching @5%, sales and bid. Yo the Western Associated Press, Bosrox, Aug..7.—Mining quotations closed as follows: Allouez Mining Co 436! Madison. ....02.0. (new! Calumet & Heelu.... rig! Pewab 1 (uincy, ii de Sitver islet....«, gers llbda COMMERCIAL. The following were the receipts and ship- ments of the leuding articles of produce in this city during the twenty-four hours ending at 7 o'clock Saturday morning and forthe corre- SHIPMENTS, 3979, Flonr. bris.. Wheat, bu, Corn, bi ‘Onl ass teed, Flax seed, Ibs. Broom-corn, | Cured meats, 1D6 fetes. ‘+ 3s during Friday f city consumption: 2,019 bu wheat, 1,064 bu corn. 3,564 bu oats. ‘The following grain was inspected into store Withdrawn from store in this city Saturday morning: 9 cars red winter wheat, 47 curs Nos. 2 and 3 winter, 7 care rejected, 3 cars nu-grade, 1 car No. 1 spring, 26 cars No. 2 do, 9 cars No.3 do, 1 car rejected (15+ wheat); 600 cars and 39.900 bu No. 2 cora, 1 car yellow, 157 cars and 5,000 bu bigh mixed, 42 cars rejected (80) corn); 41 cars and 2,600 bu white oats, 17 cars and 2,000 bu No. 2 mixed, 2 cars re- jected ($0 oats); 18 cars and 1,150 bu No. 2 rye, 7 cars rejected; 2cars No. 3 barley, 2 cars Nu. 4 do. Total (1,083 cars), 576,000 bu. Inspected out: 50,900 bu winter wheat, 52.586 bu spring, 785,110 be corn, 28,345 bu oats, 1,523 bu rye, 1,00 by bar ey. - me The following were the receipts of breadstufls in this clty during the past week: Atty. ty Aug. 10, Flour, bris.. Wheat, bu. Rye, bu, Bariey, Ui aC) ‘The corresponding shipments wero: Aug. Aug, L TK, . Flour, bris. 45768 ‘Wheat. bi B15 2 Corn, bu, QAR 18, bu. Fe, 21,622 Barley. bu.. 518 The lending produce markets were rather slow Saturday, and generally steady. Provisions were tume, though averaging somewhat higher, as (the dealers in) hogs at the Siock-Yards were “somewhat excited over the fact of an un- usually small eupply, even for Saturday. Spring wheat was firmer, but fell! bacs towards the close. with lithe demand, while winter wheat was in active request by shippers. The British whest markets were reported quiet, but thero were reasons for supposing them to be stronger than indicated by the recently-recelved public telegrams. Corn was slow, but very steady till near the close whon it eased off. There was lit- tle uew in other grain, and not much animation anywhere on the oor, the attendunce boing sinalier than usual. it was remarked that thero was-a dearth of outside orders all uround. Mess pork closed frregular, at $15.80 for Sep- tember and £155 for October. Lard closed 5¢ higher, at $7.80@7.224 seller September and $7.824@7.33 for October. Short ribs closed at $7.24G7.8 for September. Spring wheut clogod ge higher, at 8%@ssXye for August and &Xc forSeptember. Red winter closed at 924{c bid for seller August. Corn closed steady, at 3530 bid for spot and 35%e for September.’ Outs closed about jc tower, at 2%@2se for Suptem- ber and utd cash. Kye was tame at 6c for September and steudy at 66c spot. Barley suld at 7c seller September, Hogs were firmer at $41.50@4.85 for light and at $4.50G5.10 for heavy. Cattle were dull ut $2.50@4.75 for poor to extra. Jobbers of dry goods nad nothing new to re- port. There wasa fair tlow of mui) orders for wmiscellancous articles for tho reassortment of stocks, but there were few buyors present hi person, and the volume of business, compara- tively, was light. No price-chankes were noted in the grocery market. Trade was reported goud, and prices were strong, generally. Gutter remained steady and firm, under a good demand and light receipts. The cheese market was fuir- ly active, and prices were again bigher, full creams advancing to 104@Lc, aud:part skims to 8%@yiic. No uew features were developed in the market for dried fruits. Fish were steady. ‘Tho oil market wus reasonably active and lirm. Pig-iron met with cousideruble atterition, and wus strung. Conl is more active. ‘The tumber market wus steady. Cargos were scurce.. At the yards trade was good ut. previous prices. The receipts continue large, but. the trade seems to be able to take careor everything thut is coming. , Common and medium inch have declined lately owlng to the big offerings, but all other grades haye held up firmly, and shingles have lately advanced. Wool and hides were in tuir demand and atcady. Seeds were weak—the two leading kinds, timuthy and tax—under inrger offerings. Hay was quiet. Green fruits were abundant and geuerally lower. Poultry sold slowly at previous prices, and eggs were unchanged. Luke freights were active and steady at Sic for corn to Buittalo, The bulk of the room taken was fur corn. ae Appesrances indicate that large amounts of capital are waiting the course of the wheat mur- ket, the holders watching for pvinters to show that prices huve about touched bottom before investing. A few ventures have already been made in a small way, but the parties appear to have drawn back, feéling that tho time ox3 not yetcume. There are some who think thet the recent stubbornness of - the market will induce the necessary contidence, and that a few days from now muy witness a material increuse in the demand, that will result in an advance. Holders but in city and country are reluctant to sell at, present low prices, but that docs not prevent others from predicting a drop to the neighborhoud of Sc per bu. "Tis the yoice of the pork short Lheard him comphun; “You have ‘celied’ me too soon, ‘Must [ put up ugnin? With summer pork regular, My woes would be o'er; Refuse that concessior 1 buy pork no more.’ ‘Thus groaning ‘nd sweartag, His time passes away; No use his declaring He can't our won't pays His plight is deplorable, Aud mourntul bis | But Phil's inexuravle And won't be suid“ Nay.” * Parties who have been obliged to take summer pork a few months after it was packed und bave shipped it to customers, say they do not want any more of it. Summer pork 1s all well enough if properly put up, and consumed with- out much loss of time; undersuch circumstances it muy even be preferred to winter pork. But they suy that summer purk cannot be depended upon to keep for several months, and ff made “ regular " it is liable to be held in store against contracts much longer than is sufe. One gentlo- mun yesterday detatled bis éxperiones in ship- ping alot of ‘this stuff; fully bulf of it was actually rotten on arrival at its destunation. PROVISIONS. HOG PRODUCTS—Were irregularly firmer.- Hors were'called “excited” over the facvof a very small supply for the duy, while Liverpool reported an ad- sauce of 3d tn lord and S@td in ments. There was omy 8 light demand for pork here, but holders were trmer owing tw the news, Lard was in beuer de- mund, und the Sepember premium nearly disap- penred with the closing up of August detiverie’ and the * salting down ” of the round lots w carry against Tutures. Meuts were stronger, with a better locul do- wand ang apparently a better inquiry for export. The summer packing of this city is reported as sygregating 2.012,0W) hogs against 1,291.00 for the same time last yeur, and 1.355,u@ ror do in 1973, id ‘Miss PORK—Was triuer for this month and next, closing a bude higher, whi-e October ciused ata de- tline of Ue per bri from Friday's Intest_quovations. ‘The latest prices were avout $15.0 for round .0u5 spot, seder August, or seller Soptember, Slo. seller UCW- ber, and #1110 for Noveunber. Suics were reported of Lat $15.8; 120 bre seaer 5 tember ay 1.76 bris sel.er October wt £15.89 lbseg: 30 bris seller November at $11.1; and 250 bris seller January at SLL. ‘Tota 13,250 bi is. ‘Lakp—Kanged und closed a shude pigher on fur ure&, with un advance of about de per 100 Ibs un spot, el HLSW torr und lyts spur Fidkei dee for Seprember, wid #.287.10 for Ocwber, Sates were reported of 3 tes spotas 31.30; Low Ws seller Beplemuer at €.3 suid WW tea wevier Oc over Wt $aitbeyi dS. WN Les. MEATS—Aiddies advanced Sui36e per 100 Ibs, on ideal fuuures, while shoulders were dui were ed oF 3OAMAN Ibs snort ribs at d@7.o seller Sepiermbe: 45 seller Junuury is long cleaes aL g.1U; ay boxes 1nK find snort cleucs at $i-o0; 120 pes ereen nuts (16 lbs) se 1eC; NG AN tes sweet prexied bums (15 Ibs) ut we. Fives of leading Clits Ul ineals Were Bboutas follows at Lo'clock for parzly-cured jou: ‘Short ; Shoul-)L. & 8.) Short 8 coears. | clears. ERs Spot, bo: Auxust, box Septemuer, boxed. Short ribs. selier September, closed at ¥1.86G7. Looy cleurs quoted at #0 ldose und #7.10 boxed; Cumberiunds, iwi}ge boxed: long cut bums, sifeues sweet-picsled hams quoted at vedsic for ligls uv- erage: xreen hows, sume avernce, pT. Bnrcun quoted ac Sewd3c for shuuiders, 74Gse for short nbs, atic lor shurt clears, aeluige for hams, all canvased and packed. GREAEK—Quiet. We quote white at SG5igc, and yel- tow ui totigc. 5 PELE Wns quiet at S258 for moss, ike2W for extra mess, nud, €1.0%82100 for hums. _TALLOW—Qulvt tind steudy atsdwtiee for clty und Shes%c tur country. BREADSTUFFS. FLODR—Was quiet und unchanged. There was 5 drm teeiing on old fours, which are in small stock. ‘The new ure not pienty yot, but. are ofered mure treely w arrive, Sales were reported of Zo bris wine sere on private terms; 4W bris duubie extras at 8.06 3.80; 135 bris no grade av 3.124; and lw bris rye tour on priymie terms, ‘Total, wy bris. Export tours were quoted st #4.0n94.79 fur goud to choice extras, UTHER MiLLsTUFFS—Were in youd demund and sweads. Sues were 12 cars bran at Runs; 8 core middiings at £11.75615.00; 20 bris onunenl on private and Lcar comme corn-meal at #1450 per ton up truck, DPIUNG WHEAT—Was again quiet, but somewhat drmer, advancing Se and clusing 4c above the latest prices of Friduy. ‘The top price was, buwever, ont avout Ke bigner than thutot Friduy. ‘the Brivis! uwuirkeus “were quiet und steady. snd there wus Hite ebange in New Lurk, whlle toe Wenther in the West wus Boe, und orders Mather scurce here. But our re- celpts were very light, and huve agerepated on the Bew crop less than une-Lbird oF that to duto 2 year suo, whue our stocks in sore ure gruwing less under 4% free shipping movement ‘These ist.s mude teal operators orm in their views, especialy as winer wheut was in guod demund tor xbipment. Its known “that “several capitalisis buve - been watcping the warset with euger eyes for severa. weeks it wal, tt ping to Hoe svuch bottom besore taking hod, The fear of being caught ona shurp upvurn bas made short sellers cau- Yous, und tnus prevenied u tucther bresk. Seller pened al Wage, advanced to dic, and fels ae the close. Gerolvur: 1d ae sagere, i che year soid at ic. August soid at wiastige, closings at the inside, spor. sales were reported of 1.40 e inspect house, at Ver sy bet r 3 1y dy sample at, HK@S5 To tir bu No hard whéat (nob SaVierun Waren Wy man 3 ‘AT-Was’ in better demand and stonger, sdvaucing Lelie on red. whien 1s. te s-anuurd grade. The receips continge smal er than as expecucd, and those at other points du not ex- AUbiv an incronso, £9 Yaa; sherg $s Zartcom being ‘Avainnche prophesied a few weeks oxo. Seller Auzust mold at (4He, closing with the {aside bid. Cash No.2 red closed at tisiiGiée, the outside for re- ceipts in the Central and Nutt's Blevators, as ship= pers bad already part cargoes in thove houses. Spot Bales wer . reported of 35,10) bu No 2red at WHéci Saw bu fone borri ddo at 95; 16400 bu No.3, inter at 87 5 400) bu rejected at a @slhic: and +i) bu by sample’ at akeSic. ‘Toral,62400 bu. Also 40 bu No 2 mixed ai sic. aa CORN—Was rather quiet and very steady. Jt ed- vanced 346, foll back }4¢, and closed about the same as Friday afternoon.” ‘The Brilish markets wero unted sieady, with a tirm feeling In circoes, and New York was steadier, white our La Hee About the same, and those for the week Geeded the shipments by some 100,00) bu. ‘The spot Offerings Were xbout all tuken up, thouxh shippers Stated that there wuss considerable “disfivor | to the account, Futures were. quite slow, the markot being piready sc low that few care to sell short, while atasye. Spot sales were re} at corn is so plentiful that there:is little, encourae- ment to enter the longs side of tho desl, ‘The mar. ket for this month, next, und Ocober all renged from Safe early to barely touching 2c, and closing ported of 260 bu bigh- ; 1WAAU du do und No. 2atdyeatoXe: Il te at gri(e; ZN) bu new mized and 1 rejected at 34h6e; 1 by sample at SxGJTHC 01 = ioulou do a “iigesre free on board cnrs. Total, Situ) bu. ‘ UATS—Wers fairly active, openme tirmer and clos- ing avout ic lower than Friday afernyen. ‘The re~ ceipts were largo. Dut shippers wero taking samples Sta premluat over sto-e outs, und the weekly post ings showed a reduction inthe stock. ‘This simu- Iuved the short demand tor August, though the trad- Ing was moderate, tho deal being probably. well closep up. But’ september was active. and weakened inte under treo oderings. The other tui: aren followed suit, August opened at Hise and closed ut 28{c. . Septemnher sotd onriy at Zi4e, und off to 2earie, closiny vt the inside. October suld from 25¢e down to he, und the year at Ze off Lo ZKc, doth closing dull nt inside prices. Cash No.2 onis were 24. ‘Track uate were active, old cummunding the usual oremium. Cash sales were reporied of 2. bu No.2 at Arg@zitecr GN bu rojected wt 40; 14,20) bu by sample m 2sacgie on track, and 2,40 bu st Sst geiiee fur nen, and Aree for old, all {ree on board. ‘Toual. S45 Ue . AKYE—Was qulet and tame. Cash wos steady at fic, and rejected suld atic. Seller September was quict at Hiabtiée, und August ut Gia@ove. Cash sitles wore reported of 4.4W pu Io. 2 at6.c; ow bu rejected at Bic; iD bu by sumple at Gietse on truck. Total, 1,00 bu. BARLEY—Was a Mule more ern! No. 2 suid at und October at Hc. No.5, ese, month Beoweny Oe SOV parley wes nome 0) sample to lucal buyers. bai > fui, Gash gules were mentioned of 1400 bu by eampla at ay@iic on track. Total, 150 bu. BY TELEGRAPH. FOREIGN. Bpeciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, LIVERPOOL, Aug. 71:0 a, m—FLOUB—No. 1, Ds; 98 104 Wheat—Winter, No.1, 10s 24; No. spring, No. 1, 1 4d; Ni us Gd; white, No. 1, 2,9 9d; club. No, 1, 1s 8d; No. 2, vs Bd. Corn—New, No. 1, 5s Sigd. Puovisions—Pork, @s. Lard, 40s. Liveurool, Aug. 7—Evening.—Gbtrox—Enster, but not quotabiy lower at 6 11666 ISIfd. sare, 6w0 bales; speculation und export, 40; American, by “fiiovistoxs~American Isrd, 40s. Shortclear bacon, 48. é ‘LONDON, Aug. AMERICAN TALLOW—Ws 6403. RevineD PE. iM—2s ANTWERP: Aux. x The fo) jowing were received by the Chicago Board ‘UL, Aug. 7.—Whent-—Not much doing: ced winter, ts 1d; No. 2 spring, 9s 1d; No, 8 do, 65d, Corn stetuy ut 5s ad. Carcoes Off cunst—Waeat du Zepring dee:ined 3d und Curifornia advanced ut, Com in fairdemund isd udvunco, Arrived—Wheat quiet and stendy. Co.n quiet und iirm. ‘io arrive—Wueat Not much doing. Corn in falr demand st sd advance. Pork, 02s. Lard ‘firmer and ta higher, at 405. Bacon Braver; iong clear id nusher, wt ios id; ohort chet Gd higner, acdls, ‘Taslow, sis, Cheese, ws. Beet, is, LONDON, Aug, 7.—JAVERPOOL—Whent guict; wat Mictigun und Western red winter, lly; spring, 733d; No.2 9 Id. Corn steady, BARK 4ANH -Car- oes on coMst—Whent quiot und steady; fair averuxe Ju. 2 sprutg. 438; fulr avernse Cuiltornta, 463, Cora firmer; fair averace American mixed, 2s Gd. Cargoes on passage—Wheas quiet; corn Urm; tatr averuse uf American mixed corn for prowmpt shipment by Bs ideas, . NEW YORE. NEW YORE, Aug. 7.—Curron—Dull st 1 9-166 I M1-16e. FLOUR—Weak; receipts, 24,000 bris; super State and Western, 84.6k4.19; commun to oud eXtra, HWA; kood to choice, $.5x9675; white wheat extra, 4.56 extra Ubiv, $.7566. 4297.25: Mine ta patent process, K.UK Yheat steady; receipts, 157,00 bu; bs 1.3 do, St. Louls, (9 1 do, 14 Zi! SAN bu RE ELIRM@LUs: Seplembe: WLOwie; Ocvober, 15.00 bu at de big! jot, Adut¥incs Sepiember, 4 ‘Unis qiieL but steady; cecetp ber, aU;gc, tuted Western, sweater watte Westorn. Itay—Active and tm: new shipping, toate. Hors—puil and unsetzied; yearlings, 7@15e; new -New York Stavo, aigsle, Inir to chuice. GkoceES—Collee quiet bUE firm; Ro, 1436¢; Rio carves quoted at Lisloife; Jod lous. 1 ESE Guiet but steady: fair to xood retin axel ee Moises quiet and unchanged. Kice—Demand fair end miorket tir. “PREROLEUM—Strouger; United, Se; crude, 17/40; reuned. Bau aos Bat ENS ‘TUR trong and bisher; 3c, Bues—guier but steady; (alse. LEATHEK—In guod demand: hemlock, sole Baenos Ayres, und Itio Grande hght: middie, aod heavy weights, the2ve. 2 Woot—Demund fair and marke, Orm; domestic Hleece, S350e; pulled, sie; Yawushed, lnZdte; ‘Tex- a, It i Provisioxs—Pork—Demand fair ond prices higher; new mess, §4.%xs1 Keel, quiet und unchanged. Cut meats Hr; tony clenr widdes, 7340; shurt do, Se. Lard strong und higher; prime sien, 1.68 “Borren—Qulot but steady; 14@25e. Chnese—Dewund fair and marker finn; S4@10i4c. METALS—Munuluciured copper, quiet aad un- chunu Welvigc. Pig-tren quite. but finn; Scotch, F50o: LISA. Bus- ala sheouing, Lhe ldc. NaALLS—UuL $0. THE IRISH SUULETIES, AMeceting Last Night to Arrange for the Coming Demonstration and Picnic. A meeting of the Executive Committee of the United Lrisn Societies was held last evening at Burke's Hotel for the purpuse of completing the arrangements for fhe grand demonstration und picnic to take place Aug. 1 at Ogden's Grove. Itwas decided to request Judge Thomas A. Moran to preside at the afternoon meeting. and Alexander Sullivan, Esq.,in the evening. The mecting Is to be calied to order by the Hoi denry £. Sheridan, It was annuunced that ad dresses would be delivered by Gen. Joao C. Binck and the Hon, W. J. Hynes durmg the atternouu, and that in the evenivg the orution will be delivered vy Mivhuel Davitt. . The Executive Commute havo issucd the fol- lowing address: iO THS IRISH PEOPLE. No period of Irelund’s cventtul history was so pregnant of proximace triumph to ber patriotic peupe than the present: ‘The national spirit which bas proven invincible wrough centuries of oppressiva grows more vigorous, resolute, nnd detiaut under trial and misfortune. ‘Lhe calaio- tues which Yrovidence bas superadded to thuse of foraign rule, give been mercifully designed by God w demonstrate to the Ieisn at home the movitable necessity fur a supreme und una et- fort to possess themselves of the land which He destined to be theirs,and wituuut which they cantot endure. ‘vnusdo our brethren in Irelund interpret the visitations of unprupitious hurvests, waich are of frequent recurrence. Famine and its con- vomutaut evils are of artiticint creation. ‘They must be traced to one fell yource, the rapacious rule of Kngiund. Her fieudisn instinct for the destruction of our race is ag strong to-day as during the bloody ruleof Euzabetn or Cromwell. Her vengeance secins -insatiavle. it hus not been moderated or muuguted by time. The sys- tem of executing it, alone, bas chunged. Landlordism bus been substituted tur the fag- ot und the sword. In the namo of outraged Justice the peuple are pluudered of their crops una-herds, so that they may be obliterated by fume. The anon starves that lundiords may tuxuriate. Exiles of Brin! you who are the victims of foreygn usurpution and ripucity in your nutive land, pow long will you perwil the fair tields of «reland to be robbed by the dezpoilers; and toe uomes ot your friends to be desolated by fumince? How long sball an when Hug duaung over Dublin Cusile prochum-the downtull uf your nation anu the sluvery of your race’ is your manbuud extinguisved vy the degrudution of your coun- wy? Heaven foruid? Awake to your ignominy: You nave the power to ugyert the erfranchise- mentot your country, and save your Urethren who look to you for aid! Behold their nuble attitude of resistance and defiance to England, and ner landlord gurrison! Against both nave they tuken a proud and dar- my stand. Ominously and venyefully do they frown on both. They are a nation of soldiers, uveding but the means to vindicute their valor, and ase to nutionbuod their luvely but fallen Our duty is manifest and unmistaknble. Wo must not coldly and cowurdly luvk on, while the awful issue of a oution’s hfe is to be determined, ‘The butule isours. We ure the victims of En- gland’s ty'Tunuy and feudal atrecity. Phe Lon- don ‘Times exulted over our bamshment. It said: “fhe Ces ure gone—gone with a ven- geance." Aye, we have treasured up our yeu- geance. Now ts the nine for its execution. On the 14th of August Michael Davitt, a heroio confessor to Irish liverty, will be bere. He is the ambussudor ot your’ brothers in Ireland, whose nussion Is to seck your aid in their glorious struggie for liberty und life. irah societies, Irisamen in general, assemble in your tens of thousunds, at Ogden's Grove, to accord bim an ovation worthy of his cause und him. It will bo aicdke bonorable to your country and yourselves. Encourugye by your numbers and enthusiasm, your brothers in Ireland. ‘They bave -heroicatly tuken the field agpinst feudal- ism and furagorule. We must not selfishly und treucherously abandon them. EXgCUTIVE COMMITTEE. —— Get Up! At the Panoptikon of Dresden there {s on ox- hibttion a curious piece of mechanism, entitled “Get Op.” Over a bed is a dial, the index of which is Set over night to tho hour at which the sleeper wishes to arise in the morning, which, when it reaches the bed, asa _miid p.climinary to more decisive action, lights a powerful lump, so placed as to cast its rays directly on the slug- |. Should this gentle hint fail, ive minutos later the bed automatically falls asunder, caus- its sleepy occupant to lapse to the floor with aforce aud cuddennesg thas prove fatal to slumber: - oe } out of her sesame. MARINE NEWS. Grain and Coarse Freights Rule Steady and Unchanged. Arrival of One of the Michigan City Wrecks in Bad Shape. Bridge Accident in the South Another f Branch Last Evening. Death of an Old Lake Steamboat Captain—Ore Shipments—Local and General Nolos. HOME GATHERINGS. GRAIN AND COARSE EREIGHTS. There is no change to note in grain freights. The engugements reported yesterday were 28 follows: To Buffalo—Schooners Marengo, Thomas P. Sheldon; James Couch, H. W. Sage, steum-barge W.'T. Graves and. consort Acams, steam-barge Inter-Ocean and consort Argonaut, steam-barge C. J. Kershaw, propeller Waverly. and schooner J..H. Meade, corn at 513 cents; propeller Potomac, wheat at 6); conte. To Erie—Propeller Wissahickon,. wheat and corn on through rate. Capacity, 46,000 bashels whcat and 56,000 bushels corn. Course freights are firm, without change in rates. Vessels continuescarce. Charters: Steam- bargo Geurge Dunbar, lumber from Mussegon, to Chicago at $1.75; schooner Surprise, lumber from Manistee at $2.25; schooner Morning Light, lumber from Manistee to Chicago at $225, timber special rate; schooger ‘T. ¥. Avery, lum- ber from Ludington to Chicago at 2. THE MICHIGAN CITY WRECKS. At an early hour yesterday morning the tug Annie 0. Waters, Capt. Campbell, arrived here from Michigan City, towing the schooner Lucia A. Simpson, which ran ashore at Michigan City in the gule of Monday last. The vessel hada steam-pump on board, the servicesof which were required constantly during the trip across the lake and until she could be placed in dry- dock, which was dono during the forenoon at Miller Brothers’ -ship-yard. The Simpson ig thoroughly demoralized. Her jibboom, bow- aprit, cutwater, stem, and rudder are gone, her cabin is gutted, and all of the oukum has started out of her bottom seams. Besides sbe will re- wire new canvas and new. lines. The cost of the mishap to the jnsurnnce companies und own- ers will be about 34,000. ‘This estimate includes wrecking and repair bills. Capt. Campbell reports’ that the steam-pump sent over to the schooner Helen Blond, ashure at Blichigun City, failed to free her, and bo was ac- cordingly given the contract to float the vessel, by drouging. | This will be done to-day by the tig Waters, and it is altogether probable that the Bivod will arrive here to-morrow morn- ing in tow of the tug. The. tum- ber in the hold of the craft will suf- fice to fuat her across. The deck load was wished overboard at the time of the strand- ing. Like the Lucia A. Simpson, the Bluod has lost her Jibboom nnd bowsprit, and had ber stem dumuged. She is not in bad shape for an old vessel, Capt. Campbell says. The lenk results from pounding on'the Michigan eands go heavily a8 to start sevoral butts and force the oakum The -dumaged craft will be docked by the Chicago Company und put in sea- guing shape us speedily as possible. MISHAPS IN THE RIVER, Last evening the schooner J. W. Doane suf- fered sn accident in the South Branch that will detain ber bere until Monday. The Doane had finisbed londing, and. the tugs A. A. Cur- penter and Van Schaick were towing her down stream. When the railroad bridge at Six- teenth street was re.ched, the vessel took a sudden sheer, and, despite the efforts of tho tug Carpenter to straighten her up, planted her jibboum Letween the rods and braces of the bridge. The momentum of the schooner caused the jibboom to break in two places; while sev- erul wooden braces in the bridge were broken by the strain. ‘The accident to the Doane caused a blockade in the vicinity of the bridge, The result of this blockade was x collision between the barge Windsor and schooner Antares, by which tho Jonyards of ine latter’s main rigging were car- ried away. HEAVY SHORTAGE. According to private advices received hero from butulo, the barge Morning Stur.ou her Just trip down with a cargo of 42.02] bushels of corn, ran sbort 345 bushels and 44 pounds, The Morning Star loaded here on the th ult.. and took a straight cargo from the Hock Island ele- vator. Efforts are being made to trace the dis- crepancy, with the view of reimbursing the ves- gel for ber loss. It is thought that the error oc- curred at the Rock Island house, through an omission to tally one draft. At least one draft in dispute. GREEN BAY NEEDS A TUG. Tho Captain of the schooner Grace Murray cornplaing that vessels bound to Depere can find no tugs and are obliged to accept a smull ferry- boat for towing service. On ber last trip but one it took tho ferry steamer all day to tow the Mur- ray from Grass Island out to the blast furnaces at Depere. ,On the lust trip the vessel ran aground so hard ghat the ferry was unablé to ull her off. Consequently lightering her bad to resorted to. Green Bay certainty ought to have a tug of somo kind to do the towing tribu- tary to that port. DEATH OF CAPT. APPLEBY. The following postal-card announcoment reached Tux TrsoNe office yesterday: “CUNNEAUT, O., Aug. &—Capt. C. W. Applebs, anold and esteemed citizen of this place, and for many years a prominent steamboat captain on the lakes, died at bis residence in Conneaut, Q., this morning. Yours, etc., M.O. Keres. Capt. Appleby will be remembered by oarly residents of Chicaco and other !ake ports a8 master of side-wheel steamers berore propellers were thought of. Tae TRIBUNE reporter re- members tim in connection with the command of the steamer Sultana when she came out new. After the Sultana, and perhaps before, Capt. Appieby had charge of other side- wheel stexm- ers. He retired from active service as a mari- nerauumber of years uso, and ever since has lived a hfe of retirement and ease. DOCK NOTES. “The dullest day of .the season,” was the re- port of tug managers yesterday. Only threo vessels at the lumber markot at sunset last evening. The man-ot-war Michigan arrived hero yes- terduy on her annuel cruise. She lies at anohor off the foot of Harrison street. Her sunsot gun startied people living near the Lake-Front last evening. ‘The tug Campbell left on her return to Mich- ignn City at ta. m. yesterday. ‘The schooner J. L. Cese was towed hither from Milwaukee by the Racine tur Sill’ Upon her return bome the Sul will proceed to Milwaukeo for repairs upun her muchinery. Capt. Campbell, of the tug Waters, reports thnt. work upon ‘the harbor improvemonts ut Michigan City is about tobegin. More cribs will be built und sunk in their places with atone, and dredying is uiso contemplated. The tug J. J. Hagerman was {n port yesterday from idtiwaukee.- She towed the schooners Marenyo and J. H. Mend here to load with grain, Capt’ Frank Higgié bas resigned the command of the tux Gregory, and is succeeded by Capt. J. Denny, of Greon Bay. ‘The Gregory arrived bere yesterday from Sturgeon Buy with three scows, two of which were louded with icc, and one with lumber and timber. © The schooner Pilgrim was placed in the Chica- go Company's West Side dock yesterday to have a leak stopped. Z ‘The scow Magdalena, laden with ash slabs, ar- cived bere yesterday with a tist to starboard, in- dicating the presence of water in ber hold. NOTES FROM ABROAD, GOOD TIMES FOR CARRIERS. ‘The season of 1880 that opened so ausprcfously for vessel-owners and boatmen continues ina very sutisfuctory condition. Freights by both lake and canal were good on the average for July, notwithstanding that a determined effort was made at the West to depress rates. The following statement shows the averuge freight on wheat and corn from Chicago tw Buffalo by lake, und the average on tho sume cereals from Butfulo to the East by canal, for the month of Juty in the years named: —Lake.—, Canal. Wheat, Corn, Wheat, Corn, cents.” cents. cents. cents. 7 94° 98 “87 ns 108 88 140 10.0 5b 106 “96 21 90 80 26 75 69 11 59 Bk 23 Ba 47 15 43° 3B 23 eee 9 51 high ae this ay igh us this averuge for the remainder of the senson. It is estima:ed that the wheat crop of the present year will reach 485,0W0,ww bushels, with plenty of old wheat in the bins beside. The corn is boundless in its promises, and tha sume may be said of almost every product of the soil. With all this there is 2 good prospect for_a large foreign demand; hence millions ot money now lying in the vaults of the Old World will tind their way into the pockets of our pro-- ducers and carriers the cumung year. The reully plensant feature of this coasting trade is that all the money mude in it goes fato the pockets of our own people. In this respect it is entirely different from the foreign trade, nearly the tonnage of which is owned fn Europe. “Consequently the freight profita all go thero also. But as long as the presont maritime laws are maintained (and thoy Will be so long as the Republican party: remains in power) tha coasting trade will redound exclusively to the benert of Americans. The Democratic theory that foreizn ships should be admitted to this vul- uable business on an equality with our own is a mistaken nover. No yveseel-owner or can mercitt Advertiser. ee SHIFMENTS,OF ION ORE. | ing ure the shipments of iron o1 inks from Bsounaba ror gpening of naviga tiom uding 53 . up to and inc! eh ie Lake Superior per boas Tons.|_mincs. Tone, Angeline. 7171 Saginaw 2 Angeline {Selisbury, tite 093' Superior. Barnum Superior emia 5 aot . tite.. 5s Bessemer . u a Chumpion. Winthrop. Cumbria. aaa '50T| Menominee mincs. Breen Cornell. Chapin. Curry. Cyclops. 7; Emmett. '612| Keel Ridge. Ludington. Grand total from Escanaba... ‘The shipments from Marquette for tho season, up to and including Aug. 4, were as tollows: ‘Name of minc. Tons.| ame of mine. ‘ons. Cleveland.. zeigilsaginaw. 1,809 Champion Winthrop. Humboldt. Loutbian. Keystone. Milwaukee Lake Super Mitchell . MeComber. Shumway, Wicker Republic. 124,031] . & Co. Total from Marquetto. ‘he shipments by lake fr same period were: Wume of mine. ‘Tons.| Nameof mine. Tens. Michigamme.......17,996| Champion.. Keystone.... + 2,405) Republic Total from L’Anse.....---- Ore to local points......+++-+-+-+ Pig-iron— : Carp River Iron Company's furnaces... Pioneer Furnace ...-.-.+-+ 195 Total pig-iron -......2----eoneenerereene 3,198 Quartz— Carp River Iron Company...------ a 1,868 GLEA The Toledo Blade snys: age capacity of tho several grain elevators now ip Toledo is 3,607,000 busbels,—greater than that of any other port on the lakes. with the excep- tion of Chicago. When the monster clevutor now under construction shall have heen com- pleted the storage capacity will ve increased to 5,207,000 bushels.” < ‘Atlast accounts a fleet of twenty: were wuiting at Toledo for cai To show how rapidly the grain-shippivg trade in Toledo is increasing, it may be stated Ubat the shipments of wheut und corn, by Inke, from the opening of navigation up to the present time. do not fall far short of all the wheat und corn ship- mente for the entire vear of 1879, and are fully equal to those of 1378. The tigures are: 1879, 17,195,345 bushels; 1880, to date, 13,733,684. Thursday evening four boat carriages for use ving stadons:ot Muskegon, Keno- ~ and Munistee, were shipped from Milwaukee. : ‘The steam-barge Ira H. Owen flies a Garfield flag. The schooner J. S. dichurds is fying a Hancock and Euglish Hag which was recently presented to the Cuptin. Cupt. John R. Preston, of the schooner Senator Blood, was arrested a day or two since, while his vessel was pussing through the cunal at St. Catharines, charged with having, in “May last, stolen a dug from Moses Maun, of Graatham Township. He was liberated on_bail untit the Ith inst. It will cost about $3,000 to repair the schooner Edward Blake. Her stern post was pulled com~- pletely from the hull, and she sustained other damages. John 8. Merrill hes completed the purchase of the steam-barge Nuhant for bimselz, Cupt. ES. Stone, of Oconomowoc, and John Fitzgerald, of this city. ‘The price paid was £50.00. Collingwood Town Couuefl bas granted. $200 for the purpose of making a further test of the fecilities of the plun fur building a dry-dock. ‘The tonnuge of the new ‘Toledo schooner R. Hatlnran is 663 97-100. ‘The body of Lizzie Consandine, who was lost overboard from the steamer Metropolis on Sug- inaw Bay ten days ago, as been found nvar Polot au Gres. Ac Bellevilte, Ont., on the 2d inst, the sckoouer ‘Trancbemontague was driven on the Bar bya violent squall ‘fhe tug Bonar puiled er ‘ GS. “The combined stor- LAKE PORTS. * 4 PURT HURON. Porr Hurox, Mich., Aug. 7.—Up~Propellers Starucca, Milwaukee, C. Hulbut and cunsort, Plymoutb with 5. L. Watson, John L. Gledden with tow, M. Pringie and barges; achooners J.S. Magruder, Gladstone, James F. Joy, W. H. Van- Y derbilt. Down—Propellers Idaho, India, City of New York, D. R. Van Allen with J. W. Waters, Allo- gheny and consort, James Fay and consort; echooners Thomas Quayle, Comanche, Vampire. Arrived—M. B. Perew. Wind south, gentle; weather fine. Port Hunros, Mich., Aug. 7—10 p. m.—Passed up—Propellers Scotin No. 2, Nyack, Colorado, &.E. Sheldon and consort, D. M. Wilson and consorts; schooners W. S. Crosthwaite, E. Coraing, O. Meres. : Down—Propellers V. A. Ketcham, W. H. Bar- num, Chicago, Raleigh and consozts, Benton and barges, William Edwards with M. W. Page and- Chartes Foster, Dean Richmond with G.S. Huz- ard, East Saginaw and barges; tug Foster and raft. ‘Wind—South, light; weather fine. DETHOIT. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, DetRoIT, Mich., Aug. 7.—Passed down—Pro- ellers Arctic, idaho, India, Nubraska, City of New York: steam-burges Araxes’ und barges, N.K. Fuitbank und schooner A. H. Moss, S. Chamberlain, D. F. Rose and barges, J. S. Fay 2nd consort and schooner J. F. Card: schooners ‘Thomas Qualy and Comanche. Passed up—Propellers Milwaukee, Colorado, yack, Philadelphia; steam-barges Hulburt and consort, William Rudolpa and barges, JonnN. Glidden and consort, D. M. Wilson en¢ consorts, §.E. Sheldon and consort, George King and barges, Buy City and barges, Missouri and barges, Howard and barges. MineralRock and bacges: schooners J. B. Wilber, Irene, Red Wing, S. P. Foster, D. G. Fort, Heivetin, D. Stewart, Consti. tution, W. 8. Crosthwait, E. Corning, Mars, J. F. Joy, William H. Vanderbilt, Erie, W. Stewart. MARQUETTE. Spectat Dispatch to The Qhicago Tribune.~ MAnqusEtTTe, Mich., Aug. 7.—Passed up—Pro- pellers Arizona, Duluth, Pacific. Down—Steamer City of Cleveland and pro- peller Winslow. Artived—Propeller Fletcher; echoonors Iron- ton, E.P. Beuls; propellrs D. W. Powers and A.B. Tuttle; schooner George H. Ely. Cleared—Propeller Annie Smith; schooners Brightie, Flying Mist, Watertown, ‘The steam-yacht Huntress put in bere to-day on ber way to Buffalo. She has been to the North Shure, CLEVELAND. Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Trituns. CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 7.—Arrived—Propeller Arctic, Duluth; schooners Pathtinder.and Henry Folger, Escunuba, ore. 2 Charters—Propeliers Davidson and consort, ure, Marquette to Chicago, p. Maria Martin, coal, Cleveland to Uhicagn, 00 cr eO. PORT CULBORNE. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Port CoLBoRSE, Ont., Aug. 7.—Passed up— Schooners John Magee, Charlotte to Chicago, ooal; Woodruff, Kingston to Chicago, light; pro- peller Prussia, Montreal to Chicago, general cargo. Down—Nothing. Cieared—Steam-barge Tecumseh, light. Chicago, MILWAUKEE. Speetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. MILWAUKEE, Aug. 7.—The tug S.$. Coe has succeeded in releusing the scow Hunter frum the bexch at Leland, and started for here with her this morniuy. ‘The tug H. N. Martin went into dry-dock to- D: Barker, Chicago to Kingston, é : Chicago to Kingston, whean OT 4 May + PORT OF CHICAGO, — ARRIVALS. i Stmr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundries. Stmr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries. ’ Prop ira H. Owen, Escanaba, frun ore, Prop New Era, Grand Haven, towing. Prop Wissahickon, Buifalo, sundries: Prop St. Aluans, Port Huron, sundries. ” Prop Skylark, Benton Harbor, sundries, Prop Hilton. Pike's Pior. wood. : Prop Wiliam Livingstone, Jr., Peshtigo, Prop M. Groh, Muskegon, lumber. Prop T.S. Fuxton, South Haven, sundries, Prop Messenger, St. Joseph, sundries, Prop Nortzerner, Buffalo, light. Prop Geurge Dunbar, Muskegon, lumber. * Prop A. C. Waters, Michigan City, towing. Prop G. P. Heath, Suugatuck, sundries. Prop i. C. Brittain, White Lake, sundries, Prop Pace Buffalo, senor. * . Hageman, Milwaukee, towing, Prop Swallow, Muskegon, lumber. ala Prop H. S. Sill. Milwaukee, tow! Prop Vanderbilt, Buffalo, light. Prop Fayette, Manistee. lumber. Schr Mary Amanda, Grand Haven, lumber. Schr C. F. Allen, Grand Haven, lumber, > Schr Wot Grand H. Sehr S. A. , Grand H: Sclir Transfer, Muskegon, lumber, Scur Ataunto, Muskegon, lumber. Schr City of Erie, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Higzie & Jones, Escanaba, iron ore,! 5 Sehr W. B. Uxden, Suck River, lumber. a Schr South Haver. Vortuge Luke, wood. Schr Mantenee, Peshtigo, lumber, Schr Advance, Peshtigo, lumber. Schr L. A. Simpson, Michigsn City, wreck, Schr Magduluna, Conneil’s Pier, wood... Schr Educa, South Chicago, gravel. Schr Marengo, Milwaukee, light. Scur J. H. Mead, Milwaukee, light. Schr Kearsarge. Pierport, lumber, | Scur J. f. Case, Milwaukee, bght. Schr Apprectice Boy, Grand Haven, lumbes. Sebr L. M. Navis, Muzkegon, lumber, Schr Prestu, Grand Haven, lumber. Sehr Ottawa, Grand-Huveo, lumber. Schr Champion, Milwaukee, light. Scar M. 1. Higste, Escanaba, iron ore. Schr Staiford, Muskegon, lumber. Sehr Kate Lyons, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Cupe Horn, Muskegon, lumber. Scar A. B. Moore, Muskegon, lumber, Schr Windsor, Manistee, tumber. day for calking and repairs. ‘ ESCANABA. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. EScaNaBa, Aug. rrivals — Propetlors Mary Jarecki, Lelund, 'S. C. Baldwin, W. Brown, Forest City; schooners Barbarian, G. C. ‘Trumpit, A. L. Potter, H. H. Brown, Cleared—Propellery Forest City, We L. Brown, $C. Baluwin, Mury Jarecki; schooner A. 1. ‘otter. DULUTH. pects! Dirvateh to The Cileago Trfbune, LETH, Minn, Aug. 7.—Arrived—Propellers City of Fremont, City of Owen Sound, E a ee ue epurted—fug Favorite, with schoo! Stevens and Muple Leaf. ness Belle: * COLLINGWOOD. Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, COLLINGWOOD, Ont., Aug. 7.—Arrived—Steam- er Columbia, from Chicns0, 17,83 bushels corn. Sailed—Steamer Columbia, Chicugo, pussen- gers and freight. Set Bi BAY CITY. . ‘pee patch to The Chicago Tribune, Bay Cirr, Mich., Aug. 7.—The prepeller Cuba arriv ed bere this morn ing, and took on about 7,000 barrels salt for Chicugo. Sho teft to-night. aaa dis BAND BEACH. ie patch to The Chicaso Tr’bune. Saxo Beacu, Mich. Aug. 7-—-Tho tue Rellot came down with a raft this evening, aS 8T. JOSEPH. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, * Sr. Josepu, Mich., Aug. 7.— ch, Aug. 7, ‘Cleared—Schooner Spaetai ‘See DALHOUSIC. atch to The Chicaga Tri ene DALHOUSIE, Ont., Au; ee Passed down eaahogners Nellie Wilder, Chicaro to Kingston, 3 Corte Miltaukeo to Osyogo, wheat; I. Sebr L. Dull, Muskegon, lumber. Schr Sardinia, White Lake, tumber. Schr William Jones, Muskegon, lumben: : ACTUAL SAILINGS. " Schr Carrier, Sturgeon Bay. Prop 0. C. Williams, Saugatuck. Scbr U. N. Johnson, Oswego. nr Cuba, Manistee. Schr Jenny Lind, Muskegon. Scbr William Sturges, Ma A Senr F. Sands, Manistee. ee Bh Scar A. Bradley, Pine Lake. Sehr T, ¥. Avery, Cheboys Schr Noque Bay, Peshtigo. Schr'Actiye, Peshtigo. Sebr J. W. Brown, Abnapee. Sehr C, L. Johnston, Muskegon. Schr Sea Bird, Muskegon. Sehr Wolverine, Grand Haven. Prop M. Grob, Muskegon. Prop George Dunbar. Sluskegom. Prop Swallow, White Lake. Schr South Haven, Muskegon. A Sctr W. H. Dunham, Munistea, eae a Schr Adriatic, : Schr F. vrawf Scar D. A. Wells, Escanuba. Scr Morning Light, Manistee. Senr Beed Caso, Detroit. ib Sehr T. H. Howland, Escanaba, : Schr L. McDonuld, Manistee. Schr Maj. N. H. Ferry, Whito Lake, Seur Antares, Muskegon. Sehr W. Louuit, Ludington, ‘ Tug H.S. Sul. Hilwaukee. . Schr Autasto, Muskegon. Sebr Tr. C. Alten, Grand Haven. Schr City of Erie, Grand Haven, Schr Advance, Whitetish Bey. Scnr El Tempo, Abnapee. . - Sehr Joses, Hollan Schr Transfer, Muskegon, Schr Wollna, Halland. Schr Outawa, Grind Haven, Schr Otter, Grand Haven. Zehr M. Dill, Charlevoix. : * Scbr Onward, Ford Kiver- . + Sebr fom Puine, Muskegon. : Prop {ra H, Owen, Escunaba, Schr Surprise, Manistee. Sebr Sodus, Benton Harbor. : ‘ Prop J. L. Hurd, Duluth, sundri a Prop Wm. Livingstons, Jr., Peshtigo, sundries. - Sunr Muskegon, Muskegon, sundries. Stmr Ubicago, Manitowoc, sundries. Prop City of Traverse, Traverse City, sundries.” Prop G. P, Heath, Saugatuck, sundries, - Frop &. C. Brittain, White Like, sundries, Sebr B. Culkins, Marquette, 40,000 bu oats. Schr R. Crawfurd, Collingwood, 13,08) bu corm. Schr Selkirk, Buffalo, %».300 bu corn. aes Prop Conesiogu, Buffalo, 41,u00 bu corn, 2,0 tes lard, and sundries. i Schr Americu, Collingwood, 22.757 bu com Schr J. 1. Case, Butfulo, 50,000 bu corn. Schr 4. B. Trimble, Bulfalo, 43.00 bu corm. Schr Marengo, Buifulo, 4450 bu corn. =” Sehr Bolivia, Butfalo, 24,50) bu wheat. Prop Vanderbilt, Buifalo, 50.000 bu corn. Schr Cheney Ames, Buffalo, 19,500 bu wheat. br Duncan City, Duncan City, 1,000 bu oats amb’ sundries. - Schr C. H. Burton, Buffalo, 31,520 bu wheat. Sehr J. H. Mead, Buffalo, 21,5 bu wheat. Prop Lake Erie, Collingwood, 16,660 bu and sundries. Prup Milwaukee, Cleveland, 13,000 bu corn suodries. : Prop Badger State, Buffalo, 3,150 tes lard, 1,195 __ bris dour, and sundries. Schr Arabia, Collingwood, 21,500 bu corn. IOWA KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. - Special Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune. KEoKcrR, la., Aug. 7.—Arrangemenis have been made for the iransportation of the Sirs. Knights and their fawilivs of Damascus Commandery, No. 5, Knights ‘Femplar, to the grand triennial Conclave at Chicago. ~ They will go via the Chicago, Burlinzion & Quiney. Railway, leaving here Munday even- mg, Aug. 16, and will reach Chicago-on the morning of the 17th. A large delegation of our best citizens will accompany them. Re- clining-chairs and dining-cars will be at tha disposal of the party for their comfort, ‘ MEDICAL. CURED WwiTE RIGORD'S VITAL RESTORATIVE Fully per cent of the human partial or complete impotency.. ton wil! bo fully corroborated by every intellizent physictsn. ‘The principal causes producing this disease are indiseretions or excesses Some! the common s¥mploms are loxs of vizor, spermatorrbees, pain is phe back. disposition to arold society. lanauor.¢100 farebodings, reas, nervons debility, leucorrhrea Yin feron es), deniit-ating dreams. 4 to false modesty preven: the pa-ent from warming the child of this grent evil. Secre* habits are the rewalt of enorance ‘The medical profession hae deen almost criminally nexiicent or reticent about these things sa the demand for increased accommodations at thei sane asylums amp!y aties! ‘There is 2 well-known principle tn animal that no vital action can take piace excep- stem. if the nerve pores then that oro race are ‘This startling assere FI uence of she ne ‘vous n mis weaken ‘There inn remody in‘he reach of all, one that 248 Sivod the test. for over kaif a cen ury. Dr, Bice VITAL RESTORATIVE bas been scrutinized wd Ine dors ct by the Academy of Medicine in Paris as 20 'De fallih'e specitie for the above, contains no phesphara& camharidas, or other poison; 1s pu-ely VEGETABLE producing no reaction, wad ta (permanent 2 2% zs t ~-ennt ind can ov bad of Lev bis ruc Hichellen, Paris trance), oF of Dr. §. Browm f Building Sizesmond, sole agent for the 1. 5. Singe! St. Lonis, Mo.: box of 100 pills, Sh box of @0 sh by mail upon recoipt of price. - CERTIFICATE. 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