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, 1874-07-03

TN rLATE-io, iox1t, s19.6o; do, 121i1 $3.50: Il.
g. ss.sS $780, do f'0n* ''a' TO- '1a''; do ''.'s'
so.azs-Ns1 !. sss; Ne: NJ: I sas., &C., '.'' s1''
u hslSsr 1r zo-ru cast., 100 less quantity, .oxo,
'''s s%.s4 Fl; fser-so 60 rates; Russia ren 70 IA
inclusive 800; do, No. stained, 10o; American Rus
d. 2a@2o, 10; No. y, 100 No. 20, LOO. discount
Of w1nsnSes II R se. 4 ssss G ~ st ,,o
loo: ie 100; g. 29o fnll bundle, 20 por cont ds-
given: 2a@eod, per keg, 1918 net; 81 and u DO,
a.so ahs s1 e O. s,iass, sSs IT, g 0 1905 Sd d. aS
MAvAH . afs ~ s9od demand sn
. y, leoi It'll rope, y Is. ls@i!e; hemp. sash
rope, u. l5@lao; oakura, bale, teo@s.oo; pitch,
Q11s-No changes c.illng for special menacn were
nosod n The gil market, fas movement belng VI
Of ye.etdny, o. follows: Carbon, 9. v. us deg test
headl!ghi l79 desY 2oS3ie; s.tFa NiaEsr lard. 5s9
ia ee1ea h 9ssss - ssss
a a. nsats1oGs Ma a. sss sisy .s. .a 90
45o naph.ha. o. gravity, 1ao, naphtha common. 1sK
N314Cs
PoTAT0E8-Were scarce and very arm, under 4
good local domand. Now potatoes When Gholse. aen
READILY but pooF 1ots are dull Quotations peacholons
lots 81 pe.chblowa from store =
BIT; mixed lots, A25(8l.0 per bu. Now potatoes,
| s1.60@s.0o pr bill. !
pOULTRY-Tha offerings woto larger and n1naH
spring chickens easier. Old chokens and turkeys
| sold at old prices, Wo quoto: TnEheys, 11@12o
chickens, $335@46o springs, t2.oo63.1o por doz
ducks, s3.o99a.1t.
to nll orders, but the trading rearicel by tho
light offerings and rm fooling Of holdors Timothy
| eold ut fa.iQ@2,71 for good to primo. Now soed
iprlsuo sollef August was quoted at 0 insde
bid. Qoyor was hrmly held. Hungarian wal In ro-
oueat. also buckwheat aud fax. hf!llct wns quiet
/ fIn,othy qnotoblo ut s940@2.76; clover Ut &a.1b@
Gas ta1, $176 Bcllef August, $1.70 mllet
hungarian, 4o@45o; buckwhoat, $l.lo@12o. Sales In.
, 1874-07-03

wheat was fathor 1888 active, and averaged
made 1t the figures current during the laat half
Of yeaterday'a HeBaion.. Tho market WIS de-
oidedly steady, but without cl,ango, tho trading
being chio;ly local.. Liverpool Was again report
shipping movement light and tie crop sdylcoa
very faVorah1e, oxcopt those from the
gtaashoppor sections. Az theae things
suffered suoh Boyoro decline that holders we're
lcHs anxious to soil, especially As they anticipate
. speedy tightening In tho volume Of receipts
Shippers bouah't voEy sparl1gly bnt there was =
filing shorts, aB few Ind enough confidence IN
the market to go long on the odgo OF harvest,
with no fear Of corner before thoir eyes, now
that no ngia Of tho Law ia thrown oyer
tho month or oash No, 2 spring openod At
@l:1e, declined to e1.15h, advanced to e1.1e1166,
1853. Seller August sold st 81 ,o026 @l.1o}(,
No. DO. at sl.6a>s; and rejeoscd do. 1t oojTo.
Minnesota wheat WaH relatively weak, closing ut
s1.1o9{ for No. 2and el2l5< for No. l. Red winter
wheat p moving mora freely; regular No. 2sold at
nrriyo next wcok from Ef1ngham County, in this
Rtato. Cash shlcs were reported Of 1900 bu No.
spring at $l.l9A; 400 bn DO at clio; 400 bu
do at el.1e>1; $1,000 bu No. sprlng at e1. .1o76 !;
Sa % b@ ~ So 8 sprs2 slls
Sa % ~ @ IT S g. 81 No.
do Of sl.2oi 800 bn red winter lin atoro) at
Corn was rather loss aotivo than yesterday,
and averaged shade higher, though Liverpool
was quoted heavy, aud New York wsa "rrotsy
dull" The chief features In tue relatiya
snS s rass t2s 21aty3 aes 3 ct s f
urne Of rcccfpta though Amplc waa less than
heretofore, leading to the hope that thoy will
aoou fall on to q small point. The offerings Of
who persist in purchasing qutolly and steadily,
!, that tho deal viii ruin them. Thoy
do not soem to DO afraid Of boing
ruined In that way. and tho only sensib!es OK
what tley are doing, aud propose to keep on doing
1t till thcy hava finished thelr task. Thoro must
bo vast quantities. sold to them in thiH market
for this month, but how much can scarcely bo
n6srlet in the old WY, under thea now inv; but
may mnnage to mako It hot for tho Hellors not
withstanlng. Heller the month opened at 501]1o,
advanced to 5015e, recedel to $500, roso to
Se5o nna ds1ns1 to 5Se So SGssng 81 go a. 'g
closing ut hoo, Rojeotod -oloaod at 551Gc: aolIoi
August sold at 5856 @5o1 e. closing at H@58slo
Caah salon were reported OF 90 200 bn high mixod
5oe 90 400 m 9 % at It 6p1e 72SS ooo BY H. DO % "t
so%o i5oo0 bu do At 60}5o 4l,sOo bu do ai
601lo 6720o bu do at 5o1soi 1G2, 900 hu do ai
800 10 200 bu do 1t 5e]ao jug i by oa DO 2: 6e5o
| 55]so. Total, 413,8o0 BIZ.
Outs wcro very Irregular. Cash lota wcrt
more actiyo, and 11@1So higher than at tho close
Yesterday under far demand tor shipment a'Ipn, .'
na1no as yesterdays latest quotations. Seller
tho mouth sold at t409G@4lo; aud sollor August
nt 92}5@3244o; both closing firm at TIE m lnalae
Hcller. tue year .waa nominal at 9o@ao}9o
Cash No 2 opened at 1870 and closed ut az
Cash salos were reported of Il, 900 hu No. q
4211oi 0,G00 hu do ut 42Alo 1,2QQ hu do Nhlte a
, 1874-07-03


Hay Thoro wns, I. ', iRhs order demand for
timothy, bat prairio-Lsy sss dnil and weak m ~
dr. boss o5{s5a,nRs Sos ~ *
$l0.0o@11oo; rrimo prsif,e $500; No. do. 80 i
No Or s!oss tMSoo@eSg 81 .sos. + oesa 9H e "AooS
1f1DEs-Wsso IN ta4r demand and .arn. Tho 70
coptH sar for The scason, and gooa many ordcfs
aoounnlasing.: Ql1otasions: drorn city butohors.
H.: grssn sarod, light %; heayy Do sNS; r.. "s
vcnl &p, l63loSo; dry flint, i7tslac; dry kip, 1oo;
dry salte dsleo: deacon sktns ~; gsabeI, scored
10 cr cent on Bhcep potts. wool osslated rs washed,
U IL, 37kGsaoo.
1f0r5-Wcre quiet Ut 12H97on, aud 9so for ohoico
hops, which are nearly ont of market. .
IRON AND HTEElr-some dealers reported veFy
were larger than before. The omana is not con-
nod enlirely to s@all los, but largo quantities sro
sla,ln 1-l0GS2-lofor largo auo1nts. II would aeom
~ II the surrus hoek of Iron would be reduced soon
and dealers hoyo consed to Auttpfratc. Wo quote:
, 1874-07-03

ORD on 1huraahyt July ~
CITY pnopEn1Y.
Weat Washington st. 8 n cor Of JefEorson 81, Il --
r. 76x13G It, dated juno 20.... .......:.... $5v7o
wet sv s5.ss e. 1S bald9s, & assa
psiina sans T. cor Il oona;css 1t, a. Joiia;
wo:t e qsssa Monlos soas IT, cor Il Ieavit H. ios
us t. dated june 4. ALSO
ws:s osass:ss =. + ii ~ ~ Il aoyne a7,'1 Is ,sa
wsst as nsh2esas sasa "as 10 L ii Robsy It, a.
4sxi2i Il, dated July ly1..................... 2,oo
sntnc ns tho a0oye, dessd July 2:.;.'::.'.;;;:;
e1iehipsn Sal{ ~ so4 aio II 81 fouiecnth it.
orosSy ssa T. ia iso ss q oas It. /, 95iia;
sea'hpof. sa1s an's e. lis In ., Bedon NV
oiessra s1as T. s''sa natse q sophs s. Sa:iss
ss'oe ~ wssts:a a;i ,ss
rayios sa' It. is @ q Western ~, /, a;;ia4&
fi;ss nssss ~" ;iS II q asS:; it. ii
wsst 7an T. Sarsa Sassn saS is Il *esi oi Honors
2;Illo t. aated June ao :, I;a:oi; :, aA'
wsst IS 1onfas eafss T. aassd a'iasy ssy q ason
Langley ut, us # .og Thirty-oighth Ut, ef,
2oS1l12 Il, lated june =: ........:.::,:: 1890
Ontario vt 60 f. Of st. Clair st, I, 2ox1oo IN
wash!nHIon a. nldS 'ay IT: cor Dearborn IT. tho Ken.
dali Block, dated July {Jamcs s. Kendalso ,,, =,
sourH or CITY LIMITS WITHIN RAD1us OF SIEVE
l. MITES or TIE ooUnT.uouHE.
South u It Lot IN Ancll's Lot !, Block :, r =,
ros ppe aaiS IL s1aa pIook Urans csi
part Town Of Hyde Park. dated April 1o.... 19,ot
81 s Sna se,s. stes st S,a. & ss saa
Lot 10. block al, Nmbark,s Addition to Town
of Hyds Park, dated July y1.............'." a.3'
, 1874-07-03
CHICAGO DAILY MAnKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, Julya,
hnoomoITas !erss Swsa asono III high
mediams: - N' ~ 1'''SS'1''' ~
II ouapcs sscnt @ 10 act tno enal, a
y consequence holders Of such entcEtain rn y,ows
,se n s,a e1
SIeim o,,,es oro a. n,enfy md aid irrca'ariw qnw
g;sass r. meaessS about 9,,asf rstss
oroics Iaaa1sn: ;nforinr n r9mn,nu 1f1114n W."
5AaaiNd-fslsss rapgs tao sases AZ t9s tao pat
m ~ ~ coto sso.as noas nv
"a nSor n.s M @s re stca r"s ~ ort ,cvn a.
;tbo quotations following: stalk Mo: Lswston A.
s3ho; American A. 2oMo Amosksag m eoc; Otter Greek
gle M@i8c DO uon1le, 27gS2so: wool sacks. b1@os1;
nRooh.ConN-I eiioce grades hta armly hela.
though no slange III prlees ta rspocted Tho doand
is ngns: unoeo nur, S4s5Nci ae e1tIa 9c corn teat
Sood ea ss 's sase s
bU1IDIaa aM&TER1A1,s--were quiet and M
York s e ssest!nR e pt;Se and Aksen
esea sa7bo y bri. lima n ID Gk p a
3oo Plsstsilns hs1r, = by. 90; a1s bek lo0o,
sIiS ssoS Mgsusse aud iaen Raons prsssea sa
ao1. Indiana Ga pfeaseu' $le.o0dS2ooo DO conmon'
sag;uuSYa19V G1s4sHaH o,,a l.. ,s,o,,,,,. ,,ox..x,.
somsa 4 sbon seady A. Is usually The
ease aus;ns o % IN month"; ,a 9fac.a arc nioasy
arsa.s
Tort is:lssy, nSslao; Wsssssn 10, ieEslTS: low
GoASNethtpE now tra9sRtrsa Il rs connection ] with IN
ns hit 5 a eay n as p@n9v a 1SE
herel to- sots ooss I I are ssa wt soo fecadom at
Tomnay pnsha1sca though ~ 5esns1 ts9egqhr rates.
ssss:
eyiyani9 uanne xS:oo; !naisaa y gannt1 Slco Er1e
, 1874-07-03
MARINE.


IoHb u AntCAHus July e.
ARRIVED.
achr 7. O. Hsg, Portage Lake, lumber.
achr Evening Star. Perry's Pier wood.
Prop 8: D. Oaldwnll, Port Huron, sundf1es.
Barge Cromwell, Port Huron. Light.
schr Eloretta, Cleseland, coal.
echr Mariner, Stony Greek, wood.
Prop Oconto, Green Day, sunur!es.
DaEgo City OF Grand Haven, MuAkegon, lumber
narRe CITY o. Grand Aaplds. MnaiKeg9n, lumber
barge Mnry Amanda. Muskegon, lumber.
Barge @. Q. p, btuskegon, lumber.
6chr epe: !, MNskegon, lumber.
Hcht Myrt1es Muske9on, !nMbes.
barge Vim. unrns, HFand Haven, lumber;
Bargo Apprentice 10y, trahu haven. lunneT'
bchr y. l.. tohhston, Maa'etee. !umoor.
echr Lthbie Nau, Manistee lumber.
5ohr Alnateoss. slan!steef tunanes.
5ehr Maf9afat UaH. MhhssIee. iuaapess..
6onr Esnc!touss aaa'stso' 'unoee.
5enr 1aLann' Ette, c1at: ,,,.
eehr Elgr!m, Green nay. lumber: &
sona ae.,] e.a,] 1Ioaa, GonaS Maem unt t;r,,.-
sso" somtn 4nfH,, a'a,,s nonI ,,a massa' t''oes'
5oar @ 1a1as. 11...a naa'1 TSi,s1I, sena e,,1Ha
Gaop GaS'p aa,i 4 ~ na1H' E,t naois ,11i,a.
sn, M,.aa1.t As a. w., ~ ~. na
Ssvm ssg III MMf.as!S ~ VIII, ~, "Vt n
1s ill., Tta.'H 49, ~ iah suesAs
6sh 1s sn, ntDia.+ns, ,..t.a
u.as u,n II. IT, n1ans', Irsxa@ao .,t.ar
G.;,m G;;n.om r;;. Cit sn.tann, i,n.9ss~
1ohn n'Gsos r II Mon:y.,' Manis."n i'n.hsr
osi.s r. nt,t,,s.t%1' - u1rs' a,,aat,nt sIIas
aoi,r nonr ,m EsxaSan nxh@on; ;,ahc- ps0
, 1874-07-03
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKER

THURSDAY EVENING, July a.
The Doard Of Directors Of tile Lumbarmana Board OF
Trade met this afternoon and decided to mAlntain tho
aystcm Of central inspection ~ heretofore conducted
by tho Board. Tbs sellers regard tho systom with
favor, aud ara generally disposed to patronizo tho
not pledged themselves to pass all shesr lnmbot
through tie office Of tho Chief Inspector. 9ono buy
ers prefer to Ayo outade inspectors employed, and
will not by unlesa they aro aud the SELLERS they
cannot afford to lot customer go and hold the lumber
until Will take 1t hy Board Of Trsdo mcasure-
mont. a'-.s' ...a'' :
LusIDEn FRE1oHTs.
it1.37A Lullngton, Yhito Lake, md Penwates. s.60
Ocorto, $l.76 !; Nenomones. S1.b0.
Tho wholesale market was moro active. uoth local
and interior buyers were prcsat, md sook hold with
moro freedom than yeatsrday. The oferlnas woro
fur. Piece stuff firm at $87bt9Q 90 for standard
grades and boards mud strips xhnge from Tor In
fertor 10 &l400@l4.b0 for !rnn. Lash aoft at &16,
Following wore the sales !:
Cargo scir Hamlet, from Anniatoo 100 joass aud
scauti1ng at 5000, m pirketa at $500 cargo sohr
Iln from Sturgeon Day, 81 m short timber at 99:96,
lag joiuta and acantng at 5000 go N lath At t.73.
; Sold by Simpson, 1auddock b Co.
Cargo Echr Bronson, from McnQmoneet deck-loa0
common Inch aud 2lneh at $3.50 hold full mti-rnn
ct Sl200; cargo schr john Tbbitts from 0conto 12s
m common and Gull inch ut &325 e3 N lnh At ST.
oaxgo schr ]. a. atrpnach. from ManIsoo 100 nth at
In1ng from Grand River, 1875 N strips aud hoarla,
mill tally at 5l2.oo; cargo sahr Dan Hayes, fron
h1antseo 90 timber at silo0 93 IN 1osts and soant-
ling at 5000, mill tally; cargo achr Into Hinchman.
from Oeonto, 223 m atrips and boards, by ynrdaort
ing; oulls $7.00 common, $3.50 bettsr than COM
1non s22; lath, sl.7o. Bold 1S blanchard, Dorland
l. Co. ~. i.
An
, 1874-07-03
CONNIE RCIAL,

THURSDAY EVENING, July 2.
Tho following were tho roooipts and sn,pnaouts
OF tho loading articles Of produce IN Chicago
during. the past twenty-four hours. and for the
correepouding date ono Year ago:
, 1874-07-03

Foreign Markets.
L1vEnpoor, July ALL 4. m,--EloNr, 27a Cd. Wheat
Winter, 12@l2s 2d; spring, 1os dd@lIs Sd white,
12s sd@las ol club. 12s 0da12a 1od. cofn, s5a od.
Fork, 67s ID. Lard, b1B Dd.
LlvEapooL, July - p. n:-1AFd. d2s. Bread
BtMfYB unchanged.
L1yGnpooI, July 2-1p. m.--DreadatNrs dull and
heavy. Wheat-6prin8, los 5d@i1a "a white, 12B I'd
@l2s ID; club, lis odGs12s %. Corn. ass Cd. Roat
I1vzsToo1, fully 2-ootton firm: middiug Or
lo,ns as4sc: sa'es L. COG ba!es: Amesican, 1900
Dreadssutfs--Eaey; average California white
wheat, lis 2d@l2s ID; club do, Ia 5d@12s 9d; red
Wcatern spring, los 6a{9lls I'D. Corn15s Cd. Lard
51s.
LONDON, July 2.-Tho bullion in tho Dank Of En-
Nlaul has decreased Cx0,000 Amount Of bullion
withdrawn from te bank, balance to-day, c12s 0o0
ConHols-Money o1X@o2h account, oaH: united
l0.4os, l051; new 3D. l04:{; Ncw York Central. %
Eric, 38HG918N; preferred, ~.
TailoM-4lB I'd.
ReAncd Pettplnnm-0AS10s.
PANS July 2,-spec!c in the Bank Of France has
Nontee, bQf A3c.
, 1874-07-03
PIttshprg OIL Market.
pTTTsBUnQ, Pa, July q;A~orudp very dull July,
1870; Philadelphia crtdsnot: :aaoted.
rhe rro.i!!M Mksitots.

Nkw Yonk, July 2.-oo9EaK =; Dnll and easier
il 'soo bsiss; Jill. iGNa5las Augast, II s-S33
aid i6-loo; November, % l61Ed5@leAo, December,
usrsps4uxss-F1ous. udff3 and In buyors' favor;
Quotations uuo1anaoa 1ese!r!e ls oo9 bfs. 1sye aous
i.siY; % No. Mlwaliee Mlnesota, Nasts 81;
ungradcd Iowa anu MlnnsaetA sprlng. $l.sl@l.4o;
At Sl.otal.1o. Barley ngaeieat. asit mora scttyo.
, 1874-07-03

Hoas-rnoluding tho unao1d hogs loft ovar from
yoateray the total number on sale to-dnY did not fall
onohaf tho number required to ali tho ordors Of tho
buyers In attsndanoe weak feeling waa early doref
ope aud htforo 10 o'clock prices had eased on good
loo, to f5.25@eoo for poor to e1trn. At tho do
CLING thore VIVA liberal enount Of trading, and The
mon, ut SSt3@5.7o fcr medium hnd 1T $51s@0oo for
good to extra. Sales chiefly At $5.40@5.15.
, 1874-07-03

Total. ,105, ,712.18
The 1llat tablo shows that the number OF banls
had increased frou 1909 to ,978, and their cap
ital from s467, 1891. .261 to 4g0,077. .101. There
was an Increase OF individual deposlta from
s0le 300 600 to $780, 0800 900; while the loans and
aiBconnts stood gil, 100000 higher. In the two
previous yoarB there Was All lncroaeo In loans
md discounts Of CO.., ,0o0, 900 Oh April rs, 1873,
mud OF s86, ,000, 900 on April 10, 1879.
Tue roHoryos held by the banks Oh May wore
largely in excesa Of tile requirements Of the Inv.
The country conf, or sa4 s9o. TT,
above the legal requirements; tho banks Of tI1e
redemption cltlos (oxolus!vo Of Nsw YORK; had
On exceHs Of - per cent. or $l2,47 COOS aud
tho Now York City bankH 4.8 per cent, or
e11,281. .4b7 wllo Ut tho sa1ne time last yonr the
Ne, YofS ~ banhs showed deficiency In reserve
cers7tss held b the Nsr York
yenr previous, and tue specie was s1o600oo0
higher.
LATEST,
NEW YoRK, July 2.-IreaHury disbursements,
$4,000, 900 gold and eau, 900 currency. Customs
receipts, &3G0, 900.
Dry goods Imports for week, sl,179,442.
Money H6@a prime discounts. 6N@616.
, 1874-07-03

THE NbW 7 0fH U13sE0bHH NIHFR6gs
NEw YonH, July 2.-There waa fair l,nokage move
mont OF brown and bleachol cottons, brown drills,
woolens, and wool lannelu. Cotton goods generally
fr with few reducsiona In order to cloao out aco-
mutations oabot ~ bloached shirtlnr was Married
down 10 lie 28 do, No: aud d. do, 1bHc. and Walt
ham 42lneh, 14s 1caa trade dscounts. Fancy casst-
merea aud worsted coatinga actve.
, 1874-07-03

Sterling, 48716@As7gl for sixty dayn; 4oo@
40015 sight.
doll, i1o>1@t1o76, tho opontng md closing
prtoon, respectively. Carrying ratos, 1@8, clos
ing ats ,.
Gloaringu. esI,ooo,ooo.'.
State bonds quie. and nominal Railroads
Stocks openod ut loollno Of 11@1 from yca-
toriay's o{oBing prlcos, mud msao further & DO
clino of 1@1, hook 1sland loading tho doclno: n.
Tie mnrkot gonora,y recovered lato1, snt' To to
closing prleos woro tho highest Of tho dey: uo
spn' Wcssapn union, % Erio. Lake sioro raoo hlail'
Northwestern, and St. Paul common. As CON- ~
parqd win the spoa!ng GSnros Es' u ,s s r.;
mr. ' ccnt' Lake Shore and Wabash }fG31 por
cont. M and tho renainder Of tho list }l@11;, FOL
lowing Wero tl,o principal sales, WcaIorn Union,
o,ooo; pnoiao Mail, 10000 Erie, 81, 600; Lsko
H1,oro. d. .O00 Union paoiiio $4,000; North
weetern, 900 ;ltools leland, 1900; 81. Paul,
ia. 400: aud Wabash, $4,000.
, 1874-07-03

T HHEEF-~Lght ~ W6ta ta6 tece1pts, k1eJ Wore 6utn"
Client to Ill the orders ot t fcW bnycrs In ntondnnco,
and solldre unnbfo to do than sustain prev
ons ratas inferior to COMMON gradns quotabte ut
t20oG3po medium nt s. 259 so and good 10 choice
ut 81. .76Ga4.50, Lambs sold at &1t0@2.To each.
i BrIEEP sALRE.
No. Au. Prtes.tSo. dp. .PrtesNo. Az. Price.
2ig'' g ss.so g q s9.7S 4e J., q $sos
, 1874-07-03
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO.
TMuRsDAr EVENING" July !.
~ Feotints of l!Ys atock during tho wsok hRvo


OATTIE-Wfatover changes thorc may havo boen
To-day In tho situation Of tho cate Market certain
IL erp WINS no change for the bctor In any OF ill., fca-
turce No description Of nt0ok mat With anything
moro than moderate inquiry, whtle for most grades
tho market WAS devoid Of animation. Ito East
theso haa botn docilno during the week Of from 70
ID No. and M holders hero have not yet soen fit TO nno
) Corresponding reduction, ahtppera hsvc substantial
reasoDa for remaining inactive. Their prchaeos to-
day wero restricted 10 comparatively few drovos,
mostly OF fair 10 choioo qualities for which they paid
so.oo30.o0. E1trs grades sold IN fow INSTANCES at
hiRhor 1gurcs, $1.155G.&0 being raid. Stock catlo
met With some inquiry At t3.25s4b0, aud fair num-
bcr OF ToxanE hnd thin natives Ncr0 taken to supply
local wants at a but after all detnandh laa
boen satisfied not fowor than 700 head remained In
tho yards for which buyers had not boon found, and
tho market o1oscd woak,
QUOTATIONS..
Extra aDeovea-drade1 stcers, averaging l,t0o
Choice DooYos-Tiuo tat, we'll formed year
Loo iss. ~. - B.8oaso1o
ltcors Averaging l1d0 to 500 ns ...... s.oo@o7o
Medium 1rades-steora In fair flesh, aver
aging 1050 to l. 80 LII. i.7t064o
Butchers Btoct-Common 10 fur Bteess,
avcregfnR sSo to ,ioo Ra 49, t7ssa7t
6ock CntQe-0ommon cattle, In decent
1eah, averaging 100 to 1o1o bs.......... s.2os4co
atags, buiis, and sca1awag steors. 7oo9soo
CatuoTtxaB, cholce corn-fod. .......... 6001b.50
0atle-Tcxns. wintcrcd NORTH. ........ :. 950Ga4
cattlsToxas. through drovcs. ...,......... l5o3336
,
, 1874-07-03
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wero fled for roo
ord on Thursday, July2s
CITY pAoPEnTT.
, 1874-07-03

CoNpITtoN OF TIE NAT1oNAT. DANKa.
THO Comptroller Of tho Currency has made
public IN abstract OF tho reports Of tho National
Banks, showing their condition ut the close Of
business May i, tho dato of tho last statement,
as compared with their condition on April 25 OF
Che preceding year. A comparison OF theBo fig
uros will show how far tho banks woro affected
by tho panic, an their publication is OF intorest
now TINT another statement has just boon called
for. The table Is Us follows:
, 1874-07-03

EHIFMENTH.
The New York herald., 1874-08-22
THE RACE,

Erastus Corning ran away twice before the nag
fell, his jockey on the second time running hlm
brought MN UP suddenly, and he walked back to
the starting point very quietly, and as matter
S s %
NC sixth: Ida Wells seventh. The horses
as they passed into the regular track at the half
mile pole Dublin was leading halt a length, Emily
NC Gith Ida Wells sixth, Erastus Corning seventh.
Tar behind, pulling on the right rein, and appar-
ent trying 70 get against !ne ence ae was out
turn Dublin and Emily Fuller lay close together
and came into the homestretcn Tapped, closely fol-
into straight work Madge came with rush,
and at the furlong pole had all the Others
in the race who was anything like o match or the
fly IN speed. She came on with the greatest ease,
Dd Ss y NJ
front OF O'Neil, Ida Wells fifth, Emily Fuller SIXTH
Erastus Corning far behind Ida Wells ran capt.
Nc and ONel ct the inish The time was the
fastest ever made, the best before having been
made oy Alarm at equal weights on 18th Of July,
1872, on this course which was l:le. Madge's time
to-day was I:l5X.
The Second Race.
SELLING RACE.-Ptrse $500, OF which 500 to the
second horse Entrance Tree. Horses entered to
be sold tor $500 to carry weight for age Tor
ST. O00 allowed lbs. for $3.50. 10 lbs 0r $500, Is
lbs. the winner TO oe sold at auction Immediately
after the race. One mile and quarter.
STARTERS.
John Conee's br. c. b. F. Carver, by Lightning,
dam La vlctime 4 years old, $1,000, lO3 lbs.
D. Mc6an,ei's b. & By RED Dick, dam Etta
r. W. Walden's b. g. Mildew, by Lexington,
dam Mildred, years old, $780, e6 lbs. NC
CATJV) =
10. Donahues b. e. CariDoO, by Lexington, dam
Alice Jones, years old, $780, % Tbs. bow
mdul 4
10. Donahue's br. 9. WIZARD, by Concord, dam :
Dolly Morgan, years old, $780, 90 lbs. IScott). 3
The New York herald., 1874-08-22

When the horses were again got into line for
start there was
SIMULTANEOUS RUSH
or spectators on the grand stand WAC had
started the cry OF
"a RUNAWAY
and the crowd ran TO see and to find themselves
''s0ld." But IL was q good natured American
crowd and they took the ''selln with peais of
laughter.
The Wizard was still fractions and still
had that stable In mis- mnds eye Yes
and his corporeal eye. Another false start
was made, and away went WIZARD all alone In the
direction OF that stable. And he had almost
reached, IL when a lively niger got over the
1ence and ran directly In front OF him to turn him
from his designs on the stable. WIZARD gave
legerdemain kick and sent that lively 'culled pus
son" sprawling in the dust IN manner "beautiul
ior 10 see." as q well known Hibernian dtty goes
The ngger was not hurt HIS escapade caused
rOars OF laughter from the amused spectators.
mind, 1t diverted him from the stable and he re-
turned In d0cle and thoughtful mood 10 the
starting pole or course, be came In at the tails
OF the others.
The last race dashing Lizzie won beautifully.
One Of McDaniel's riders, ''tne boy for Galway"
POOR LITTLE WALTER CLARK.
partly an Italian, was thrown at the start oy the
stumbling OF his horse, but old mau Mcdaniel was
soon near him with doctor, who said he was
badly hurt in the head, but would get over it.
saw the poor, dark c0mplexioned little jockey
stretched on the ground under the side stand, the
doctor, with watch IN hand, kneeling beside him,
good negro putting spoonIuls OF brandy in the
little fellows mouth; niggers around him were
swearing. what scene Poor htte fellow he
lay unconscously his blue silk jacket daubed with
blood,