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, 1874-04-19
Proposed Important Sale Of City
Real Estate.
Suburban Improyements-The Northwest
ern Gar Shops South Evanston.
The 3. & Q. Right Of Way-.-Thc
Campbell Dover Suit.


Operations in real estate we're neither activenor
large during the past week. Some transfers OF
Importance were made, and ara given belou, but
the testimony OF nearly every dealer showed
that the negotiation Of heavy sales dragged
along slowly, aud most of them still hang fire.
III saiez rents: loans, and building. small opera
tons sre tho most humorous. Tho new stores
:l:at e:c being erected ere II almost every case
intended fer tho occupancy OF retail tradesmen
ct 4 distance from the centre Of the city, Tho
houses and stores that rent the most easily are
1-:ose held at q moderate figure. With a
few elegant exceptions, like those
1T tie corner OF Wabash avenue
aud Twentysizth street, the dwelling hous-
e5 that are in erection are for the use OF those
who waat comfortable homes, but want them
cheap. Ike majority Of the loans sought are
for Gums less than 5000. These facts show
thatl real estate ss in every department Of BUSH
u@sH' People are going GLOW. Large specula-
tlons ase !ifelcss. There is money, and plenty
OF It, in the banks, and in the hands Of irdiyid-
u@l depostors, but it ia in search Of safety first,
and lags profits afterwards
, 1874-04-19

THE CAMPBELL DOVER SUIT.
The suit brought by Mrs. Sarah Campbell, the
widow of the late Maj. James B. Campbell, to
recover her dover right in lands sold bY him, in
wolves m extraordinary amount Of real estate in
this city aud III different parts Of the State. Mai.
Campbell was one Of the earliest settlers Of Chi
cago, and in 1882, with G. s. Hubbard and
William D. Archer, turned the contest for
supremacy between Calumet and Chicago, which
WAS raging with great fervor, aud At almost
equal odds, In favor OF the latter. His aoauisi-
tions OF real estate were enormous. At ono
time he offered for sale in England a parcel OF
lands which, it is calculated, would now be
worth somo S20,0oo,00 Mrs. Campbell
claims her lower right in ten acres and 400
vacant lots in Chicago. held By unknown
owners and in COO lots, held by known owners.
the whole comprising the S. u Of the S. T.. II
OF y, 80, 13, extending from California avenue
on the west to Madison Street on the south.
Madison avenue Oh the east and the north side
OF Lake street on the north. Their value is
Sl,25O. zoo. Large amounts Of land in Will.
LaSalle, Tazewell, Ninnebago, and Stevenson
Counties a1e also concerned in tho litigation.
Most OF it WAS cold under execution or ia bank
rup:cy- y-sales, and Mrs. Campbell's dover right
1t is held, attaches to 5000 acres. Ono hundred
acres lie in the middle OF Joliet and in Will
County altogether there are l,4l0 acres. Thera
are 160 acres affected in Freeport, aud also in
Rockford. The land on which the. Inter- Ocean
Building ls situated il included in the claim. as
II the land on which Etapda the Northwestern
Railroad Depot ut Wells and klnzio streats, val
ued at S133, 600.
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range Of prices: Meas pork, cash or sell
Ter April, e16.55; do seller May, 1855
@le:ed; do seller June, sls.7s@id.8o; do
seller July, S17.20@17.o5. Lard, caHh or
selior April, 1886 do seller May, 50. 65
@?.67H; do sel1er june, S9.82H@985. Sweet
picked hams. 1o@11c per II for 1906 ID
averages dry-Ealtel meals, loose, nt 5al@55so
for ,ahoulders caah, and 61sc seller Juno
8A@81so for short ribs, cash, and 9>Sc
seller Juno !; o@y1so for short clear. cash,
and 95S@91o seller June; 8115c for Cumber-
lands; $1,000 for long clear. The same
boxed at A@zc per ID aboys these PRICES
Bacon meate, 7c for shoulders, o9ic for
short ribs, loo for short clear, ell packed
in hhds; the same loose, nc lower Bacon
hams, 11]3@18c. Mess beef, SO.75O10.o0; extra
mess do, 5lo:75@11. 90; beef hams, s2300@28 50.
City tallow, 61at@7c grease quo:ablo at 5fD7c.
Sales were reported Of 100 br1s mess oork
at Sl6.55; $50 brIs do At e165o; $500 brls do,
seller May, at 1850; $50 brls do st 1855; 750
brls do at s16.50; 1000 brls do, seller June. at
$3.50; soc trls do it a1G.75; 500 tcs lard, seller
June, at 99,85; 800 tcs do at so.82}E; loo, 600
lbs short ribs, seller May It $3.50; So tes sweet
picked hams (1G ts) st 1890; 50 tcs do, coun-
Try 19 bs), at 915c.
Tho Daily Commercial Report gives the fol-
lowing as the shipments Of provisions from this
'ity for the week ending April Is. 1874, aud |
'loce NOV. l. 1879 together with comparisons.
FORK, Lard TUqtn, 'SIo.ETt = Vittdje1 I
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PROPOSED SALE OF CITY REAL
ESTATE

It IS expected that at tho Council meeting
Mouaay night tho Co mmittco on Nharyes and
1'ublic Grounds will make report in favor OF
advertising for sale the three blocks of grouud On
tae Lake front, about which there is now 60
much contention. and also the buildings and
ground now occupied BY tho City Government,
Oh the corner Of Adams aud Lasa1le streets,
during the past week apprhiEa1s Of the latter
l'1eee Of property have been made by the CITY
Comptroller, Board IT Public Works, and q prom
lueut real estate dealer, which foot I'D E271 400
Tor tho ground and 975,0o0 f1r tho buildings.
making $780, ,0G0 in all A plat Of the property
Will accompany the report, dividing tue PROPERTY
INTO nine lots on LaSale street, six on Adams.
sl1 on Quincy, fronting the Grand Pacific Hotel.
ana three on tho alley fronting the rear of tha
Lakeside Building. The resolution proposes
that these pieces OF property eheu DO advertised
by the City Comptroller for sale, but the bids to
be merely provisional, that is, not to be accented
slnless trey are satisfactory to the City Govern
Ment and to the business community
II sale Of the property now occupied by the
city stall be effected, it would neccssitate the
renting OF other quarters meanwhile. Il is
argued that reason for this proposed action e1-
!sts independent Of any immediate steps Tor the
building Of new Court-House, in tha fact thot
tho city is '" shining floating debt Of 81, ,5OG-
eto, and paying high rate Of Interest thereon.
"fllcti another craulp il the money market might
render it impossible to carry auY longer, The ]
nolsouie and rcstilential air in which Tie courts
Aro now held seem to mako it necessary at MI
events to procure more wholesome qugrters for |
shen before tAo warm weather sets ill.,
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construction Of which has been contracted tor,
is about 20. -


--.....- ooo La GfaN5ION.
South Evanston exhibits considerable activity
il its growth and inprovoments. Warren,
Keeney & Co. and Mr. B. F. Allen are the largest
propfietors, and, under their management, the
town is becoming IN attractive suburb. On the
east edo, between tho Chicago i Northwestern
Railroad track and the lake. the land is broken
with pleasant undulations. and commands vide
view OF tho lake. It is trayersed by broad
avenues, which are all severed, and will be soon
lighted with gas, as the Evanston Gas Company
is now laying it's pipes through them. Along
the lake shore fino boulevard, 200
1eet wide, is being graded, mud will be fniahed
this summer. It is q part OF the grand
drive that ia to be constructed between Lincoln
Park and Evanston This part OF Evanston has
been planned with great care to attract the bet
ter c1aes OF residents. Property ls sold only to
those who intend to build residences of supe-
rior character. Every llouse is eet 40 feet buck
from the street, and the appearance Of the
place gains much in elegance and roominesB
from this arrangement. Tho houses arc Of the
Wills " style, and range in cost from $1,000 to
Since the panic about 2500, 900 worth Of property
has been sold here, and, during the present
season, about fifty new buildings will
be- BE- erected gseat inc INCLUDING four stores near
completed, and is one Of tho finest between
Chicago and Milwaukee. An ordinance for
street railway, connecting with that at Evanston,
has been passed By the Village Trustees and the
cars will be running about the 1st OF September.
fine ridge. anordlns good sites for residences,
runs through the western part Of the village.
Warren, Keeney & Co. have Gold at South !
Evanston brick house and 800 feet, corner OF
Mheeler and heeney avenues. to I. G. Estee, for +!
s25, 000. Also 100 feet on Wheeler avenue, near |
linn avenue and 100 feet on Arnold, near Rim !
avenue, to G. T. Lathrop, for $4,000.
H. +. Aliens houses ut this place are going up !
with rapidty. Five Of them have already peon |
SOLD tho purchasers being mostly employees OF !
The Chicago banks.
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TIE LAKE SHORE DRIVE,

TIE LAKE SHORE DRIVE.
meeting Of the owuers Of lnko shore prop-
erty between Like View and Evanston was held
yesterday. Tho object OF the meeting. which
vas called Mt tho request Of tho Park Comu,is.
s'oners. was to designate the line OF the Lake
Shore Drive for the three miles aud half which
remain to DO laid out between the Lake Viev
House north to the south limo of the Town of
Evanston. It will be remembered that tbe line
Of the drive between Lincoln Park and the Lake
view House was fixed two weeks ago by a meet
ing or the landowners of Lake View and tha
action Of the meeting yesterday completes the
Ane OF the drive between the park and Evans.
ton. '111'
NEW BUILDINGS.
Ex-Ald. 6chintz is about to build two l,oneea
on North Dearborn street.
AIR: Hiram McChesney has begun The erection
OF fine block Of ee1en houses. Of marble. with
octason fronts, on Rush street, between Sunerior
street aud Chicago avenue. These houses are
built for sale.
Henry Weschmeier is building block Of avs
houses, for renting, on the corner OF Superior
and Pine. They will be OF marble, and threo
stories in height. ~
On North Clark street, near Superior street
Ar. A. I, Gait ie about to put up = new btore of
pf1ck, With stone trimmings. Cost $4,000.
SALE.
Snyder Leo have sold 80 feet on ,Tobavt
street, near Centre, to Frank G. Towus1ey. for
S55 foot 1oA
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Withdrawn from store Oh Friday for city
consumption: 5,345 bu corn, 1907 bu oats
$3.50 bu barley. Withdrawn for do during the
week: 1s.287 bu wheat, 1883 tu corn, 6,s48 bu
oats, 1856 bu rye, 21.2G5 bu barley,
Ths following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: SO cars
wheat, 1863 cars corn, 40 cars oats, 8 cars rye.
cars barley. Total ass csrs, or 19l, 900 BID: In
spotted out, 66,745 bu wheat, 42,162 bn corn,
1914 bu oats, 449 bu rye 2,287 bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of bresdstuds and live stock at this po,nt during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ouding az dated:
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SOUTH SIDE.

The block Of six Btone-fronts on Washineto,
street. west OF Fifth avenue are now up to til,
| third story. This block belongs to Messrs. Chan
man Br others, Wrenn, and Blair, and will be ,
| handsome addition to this section of the CITY.
Charles stose has lot the contract this Eeel
for the erection OF four-story stone~front, 10e
feet On Fifth avenue by 60 feet on Randolph
street, to cost 100000.
This will fill another gap in the business dis
trict.
It will be remembered that this Is opposite the
Briggs House. There only few spaces left
Tor the dilatory to build upon in order that this
and warehouses.
A large number OF brick stores are being built
on State street. between Twenty-fourth md
Ihlrty-ninth streets.
On Indiana avenue, south Of the city limits,
eighteen now houses ars in course Of construc-
ton.
The houses which are being added by Mr.. Fol-
lansbee to tbs block Of residences ut the corner
OF Wabash avenue and Twenty-si1th street arc
seren in number. They are five stories high,
cost 514, GOO apiece, and will be rented ut g. 0O0
William A. Buffers l. Co. sold at auction to
Jerome Ier~llIger, yesterday afternoon, so feet
fronting northwest corner OF Wabash avenue
and Thirty third street at S169 Per foot
Henry 2. George reports the sale Of GO acres
in Sec. 49, 3S. IS, at 81 900 per aero.
Abel i Hotchkes have sold 200 feet On Burn
side street, near Forty eighth at $50 per foot,
Mason i Mills have sold four lots at Fitty-
eighth and Wallace streets at $500 each.
John M. Waite has jast closed q eale for Mr,
Il. II. Higgins, OF San Diego, Cal, Of 1873 lots
(about SO acres) in Frisbie's Add on the Ca1u-
met River, in Sec. 10, 81, u.s. for tride over $50
per lot, ono-third cash, balance in one and two
years, with semi-annual interest ut 8pcr cent.
The sale Was made and the property decided.
subject to the Douglas cloud. Much of ana
property is now undsr water, but the purchasers
lave secured it for 40 Investment and it is es-
pected few years will effect material change
in that respect.
c. 7. Wheeler haB sold to Joseph l. Kohn tho
house and lot 81 Calumet-ayenue, 75x177, for 969-
600.
Cushing Billings have sold No. 6G3 Michiean-
avenue. q three-story and basement stone front
residence for 80U north 72 feet Of Lot Block
Z, Ellis west addition to Chicago, fronting west
Oh South Park boulevard, and running through
to Vernon-av., for sac, 600.
=: A. Bragg d Co., have sold house and lot on
lndlona - lo avenue, near Thirty-eighth street,
e7, 300; 10 lots in Geor9e ". Hills Addition to
South Chicago for $4,000; 100 feot on Micli-
gan avenue, near Forty-sixth street, $4,000;
and lots ut Melrose for 81, 500.
Mo1ey s. 11agM report saIes as follows: Fire
acres on The corner of Indiana avenue and Fiftv-
sevanth street, running through the PARK.
s37, 500. AN0'
Three hundred feet on the corner OF Canmat
avenue and Fifty-ninth street, to non-reaident.
LOT lm1nedlate improvement.
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COOPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY.

Q1-bAEAAl1f1 BUILDING K
20 the Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
sIl.: It often happens that good suggestion
is lost because it is the business Of no ono in
particular to carry it into effect. Your paper OF
April 10 contains such suggestion in regard to
Cooperative Building Society for salariod per-
Sons; and you express the hopo that it's practi-
cability may be tested in this city.
Some years ago partially worked out plan
FOR the establishment Of such society in the
suburbs Of Chicago, md collected some Informs
ton as to the operations OF such societies in
England; but being at tho time engaged in the
improvement OF aome property in the city, laid
1t aside. now resume the subject that, If there
arc any considerable number Of pereons in the
may not fail to the ground for lack Of some ons
to take tho initiative.
Ii there are any number Of persons who would
like to meet and talk over the nlnttor Of cstab-
fishing Cooperative Building Society, with
v1eY OF settling at some suburban point whoro
land may be had in something more than Is
feet lots, and there helping each other to build
respectable homes, shall be glad to servo as
medium OF communication between thon1.
Or course, such q society should not consist
entirely OF persons who want . home this year,
but should include those who Gun wait awhile
and also persons who woull only uso the society
as means Of making profitable Investment Of
savings.
II those interested will send their addresses to
mo, I will endeavor to find meahs Of bringing
them togother; aud, if any can control the use
OF suitable room for meeting, should be glad
to hear-of it, as my own house is too far from
the centre OF the city to bo convenient. It may
be proper to add that am iu no way interested
in any particular location, as I own no property
out OF the city limits. Respectfully,
-.....-- DAsK CLERK.
1888 MAD1sos s1nEET i
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HYDE PARK

1he ne" Hyde Park station has been COM
p'eted, and adds much the appearance Of the
town, 1S
hne block Of brick stores is IN erection On
oah street west of the depot. They are sir in
Number, will be two stories in height. 1oo feet
aee . md will cost $4,000 or IS. 600 eacb.
?aoge .. g. Waite is putting un block Of five
in city style. A11sn' ~ % anished
III ~. =: a. q Calhoun is building fine residence
south Ct the Stone Church. 'o '0eAoe'ee
are building. 0''1n''s-no"ses
1he number OF buildings in HYDE Park the
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COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, April is.
The following were the receipts aud shipments
OF tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, and for the
date one year ago:
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and Honoro are building ten houses on Madison.

| ard Honoro are building ten houses on Madison
| alonsoe, and Adams streats.
af. ". IL. Deray is erecting seyen houses be
tween torty-cighth and Fiitioth streets, OF
Laks: r.,
:, a large aud commodons sohool-house, in which
| the chlliren Of the neigllborhood will got good
instruction, is ill cou,so OF erection on Lake
| street at Fotty-fourth. 1t is to cost $4,000
! :, In the nelghborhood under consideration,
about Icy new houses and stores will bo put up
neat STRUCTURES, adapted for the use of the class
that are likely to seek homes in that quarter, at
low rente.
Que Of the most att,aeiyo features Of the
| ward, which has been laid ont by the Iberalty
aud enterprise OF the owners Of property there
It is continuation of Madison street, and runs
With long stretch Of broad. hard roadway. to
Haywood, distance OF Lilies It makes one
Of tho best drives oct Of the city, and is in
striking contract with the shabby and rough con-
ditlon OF Madison street, between California
avenue and the city lin1itc. The Board Of Pub
5c M Works we're objected By IN ordinance Of tho
common Council, On the 22d Of last September,
70 waan n Madlson street, Hcnt Of California ave-
nue. to l20 feet, and grade and gravel it, Moth
lng has been done to comply with the ordinance,
or acconmodate tho large population that must
Ssa this street Thousands have their homes
beyond California avenue, and the prcsent con-
dition OF Madison street is an obstacle to any
extension OF tho West Chicago City Railways
track for their convenience, while it makes tray
e} in any other way very uncomfortable.
SALES.
Henry 2. George ha8 sold 80 feet on Western
avenue, near Polk street, at $40 per foot so
feet On Arch street, Bridgeport, ut S37 per foot.
herr, Davlson d. Welch have sold 33x125 feet
on Park avenue near Roboy street. ut $40 mar
foot lots at car shops at $3.50 each
Henshaw d Lyman have sold lot 501125, on
the corner OF Congress and Wood streets, for
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IN ~. %@AoL-
va inc West Side, in the vicinity of The So,.t,,
h,:n stn lSa'toad caE-ahops, there arc n,anx nov
= uua'ngs in erection. These sbons rhie1, u" .ra
a;oG the finest of their kind IN the COM con,trs
anola .he nucleus for thriving town , r,1s.,
% are now giving employment to ooo 1, men ines icy
IONS have been laid are completed 1uI 5n,,s ,0ehos
families, will number m.nv , tha. VIA thelr
when the clearinghouse kcenrrs .anas, . anu
ana other ninistrants to shs;s t;aaoesmen,
ire added there Fill be 'r needs
:ound the shops the population OF to.s clustered
:pes'aole slze. The shops lie without ~ ~ r. Re-
1nlts and investors in land there have ~. city
'he burden OF city taxation. There is cona,pa cpea
vac OF emigration out along Madison ana is,t
streets beyond the city In,is OF people Of aae noS
eia:e means who desire to SECURE a homa ~
he:r own ut moderate cost VI
West OF the railroad shops, Henry q. Honora
building twenty houses on Madison. Tashinrs
ien, and Randolph Streets
Between Forty-Gi1th and Fortr-eiehrh streets
~ Madison, Ecr1, Dawson l. Yfclch are building
ten houses.
on hinzie and Lake streete, between Fortvx
II. A.th and Forty-eighth, Mr. Hennessy is bnild-
uS Sf"euty houses and four stores.
South of Nndison street, between Foytr
iiStn 4:ld fo1tY-eielth streets. Messra. Fowler
, 1874-04-19

.. Bid. 4sEe4
Northern Pacific first mortgage $40, gold..3l 80
Burlington, Cedar Rapids l. Minnesota frat
mortgage, H. gold. Ainn. DIv.............65 65
Burlington, Cedar Rapids minnesota first
mortgage, 7s gold, Iuwaukea Div........40 50
Central Ratlruad Of Iowa 1rst mortgage, IL, -.
6oil- ~ Is
Chesapeake & Ohio first mortgage, 6s, gold. ..t5 81
Chicago Canada Southern first mortgage,
, IL, goid ...........--<.-::----4D
Canada Southern first mortgage, Is, gold. 64k
Chicago. Danville i Vincennes first mort
Chicago. Danviie h vlncenncs first mort r.:
gage, Is, Indiana Division. 81 :
pesMoincs Valley FIRST mortgage, 8s.........4o 20
D.7Aoines Valley land grant, 8s...........D 2s
Kansas Pacho arst mortgage, 6s, gold d~......50 IS
Lake Superior Mississippi first mortgage,
7s, gold. ...-.....................k8 50
Leavenworth, Lawrence l. Galveston lund
graut, los. .............-......,o5 80
New Jersey Midland frat mortgage, 7s, gold52h IS
New York + Oswego Midland first mortgage,
o. 7s; gold, 42H
st: Joe i Denver City first mortgage, 81, East
St. Joe Il Denver City nrat mortgage, g., West
Texas /: Pacific first mortgage, U.s. land grant3o IS
afissourf, KANSAS Texas drgt mortgage, Is,
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Dobson Rascher are preparing new map
OF Evanston in the scale OF 500 feet to the inch
The Dimensions OF each lot will be given.
, 1874-04-19
MONETARY.

! SATURDAY EVENING, April 1s.
| In The money market. as in those Of which it
! is the indicator, matters remain dull A fair
amount OF deposits is kept up; the demand for
loans IS good some currency ls moving to the
| country for the shipment Of grain and cattle
dry goods, grocery, clothing, and other staple
tradesrcport business good; and collections from
| the country are ordinarily easy.
When this il said, the favorable side OF the
] situation has becn fairly presented. Under
| noeth, is running q silent current Of distrust
| Business OF I'LL kinds makes no ventures be-
you'd tomorrow. There are banks in
IT. this thdyy city la,a With thousands da. of dollars
their vaults, aud with thousands Of dollars
Of balances OF country banks, which would .be
steadily loaned, but for which there is no call Had
Congress, instead Of the stultfsiug action it has
ing should be done to degrade our already dis
honored currency, OF should President Grant
veto the bill now before him, the state Of affairs
would be different. Trade and industry. inatead
OF Eestr1ctlng their operations to the minimum
required By the daily consumption OF the coun-
try, would embark IN extended enterprises, and
tue money that now lies congeeted in our imam
cial centres would flow freely to their deTelop~
ment.
Affairs in New York aro dull. The conssrv-
atiam of distruet that looks with; apprehension
to future sessions Of Congress- is more
apparent there than here. There are other
reasons why trade In New York should be duller
than IN Chicago. Jobbers in New York are los
ing good deal Of the Western trade that was
formerly theirs. Country buyers hnd that they
have NJ advantage Of about 10 per cent in max
ing ther,purchases in this city, Our jobbers arc
able to offer this advantage! for several reasons.
Being nearer their customers, they can exercise
exercise supervision over credits, aud can AFFORD
narrower margin Of profits. *Iheir sa1ea ara
on ehorter time-60 days instead OF six months.
and il they are for smaller amounts, they nro
made oftener; their expenses for rent, ETC., are
much less; and their living expenses are very
much more reasonable than thoy scan be made IL
New York. -
Exchange Was scarce and firm to-day, selling
at 25c.
4 special telegram from New York Saws that
Mr. Emil Sauor has ceased to be President Of
tho GeFman-American Bank, bst his retirement
does not ut all affect the 6oEnd ICES or capital Of
the bank which is So, 100000.
CLEANING HOCsI.
Tho following shows the cuisines OF the Chfcaoo
Clearing House for the week ending Saturday evening
Clearings, $l5 .0357o against SIT l6 game
week Inst year Balances, Il, $50, against 976
$50 &c Bame week last year.
NEW YORK RANK HTAT
, 1874-04-19

hams.
Flour waa quiet. but strong. dealers holding
firmly at tho recent advance, whi1o bids were
mado for largo lots for shipment at 1213920c
most Of the Gales were made to local dealers.
Bran was active and steady. Sales we're reported
of 500 brls white Winter extras on private terms;
700 brls spring extras (patent) at $3.50: IS brls
90 [patont) at 81 so; 100 brIr spring extras at
$3.50 100 brls do ut s6.1215; 100 brla do at
5000, 100 brls do at s5.e71l 500 brIs do on
private terms 60 brls rye at 95.28. Total. AS
brir. Also, 70 tons bran Gao tons to arrive), on
track, ut $4,000 20 tons middIings st $3.50, to
arrive ; 2o tons do ut 200, on track. Tho fol-
loving wnrn ffn nY7nf nfioDp at +ha c1~pas