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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27


A Washington letter says: "Ihe
third term idea may now be considered
as efectually and finally played out,
and it makes no difference whether
President Grant opens his mouth any
further or will rest his case with the
answer which he is alleged to have
given so his persistent Kansas ques.
toner. A significant circumstance
which has attracted attention the last
two or three days is the freedom with
which the offioiaJs here, both high und
low, now speak their minds on tho
subject. Up to within week it was
next to impossible to obtain from any
! official here one word adverse to q
third taFn for the President. Now it
is Just as difficult to meet Que who does
not declare his stern disapproval of
suoh proposition. The editorial de.
nunoiation Of the third term by the
Indianapolis Journal has created a
marked sensation here. This paper,
which is the central Republican organ
of Indiana. has always been under
stood to reject the personal views of
Senator Morton. When it says that
unless the President speaks out before
December, the Republicans in Con-
gress must declare against the third
term, it is undaTG.cod here that this is
notice to all concerned that Senator
Morton intends to offer from his seat
such declaration. Ever since the Pre-
sident separated from Governor Nor
7on on the currency question the latter
has been opposed to the third term.
1t is believed that had his wishes pre-
vailed the Indiana Republicans would
have pronounced against it at the
opening of the State campaign. II
Governor Morton is not quicker than
usual. he may, however, have his
thunder stolen. Other Republican
congressman now contemplate doing
what Is threatened by his orgau, and
furthermore, there is authority for
tho statement that whatever course
DAY be resolved upon by Republican
congressman, there is determination
on the part Of Democratic members to
have tho matter brought up both in
the Senate and the House in such n
shape as to put every member on the
record, and to demolish finally and
forever third term nonsense.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY. A horrible
homicide was committed on Saturday,
about o'clock, at Gardeners planta-
ton, three or four miles from the
village of Mount Pleasant. The au-
thor OF the bloody deed is colored
man, between twenty five and thirty
years old. named July SmalIs, and his
victim his father, and probably his
mother. He does not deny the per.
petration of the deed. and is supposed
to be deranged from the effects of cpi.
lepsy. The old father OF the prisoner
reprimanded him about noting some
cotton, when quarrel ensued. The
son then procured q stout oak stick.
with which he assaulted his father
giving him threo blows on the head
killing him instantly. The mother Of
the prisoner and wife Of tho murdernd
man attempted to interfere. and she
was likewise assaulted and struck sey,
ral times with tho same weapon. from
the effects OF which, it was thought
last evening, she would also die.
Charleston Net0s and Courier.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27

The best guardian of woman's hap.
Piness is a husbands love; OF her
honor. her own affection.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27

The New York Tines, ore of the
leading and strongest Republican
papers in the country, admits that the
present condition of the Southern
States is damaging to the Radical party
ut the North, and that the lies about
"ontrages" sent to Washington to in
flame and unite the Northern Radicals,
have had Il contrary effect. In an
editorial of the 18th inst, comment
ing on the Ohio and Indiana elections,
1t says: 1.-The condition of the South il.
not winning to the Republican votes.
NO one doubts that the President did
his duty in putting down the New Or
leans leagues last month. but still this
duty was not calculated to excite any
great amount of enthusiasm for his
party" 1t accuses the Republican q
leaders Of circulating unreliable reports
concerning Southern outrages, in ex-
pectation OF exhibiting Democratic de-.
pravity; but the public seem to have
thought that however depraved the
Democrats may have been, the exist
ence OF reign of terror in the South
was something for which Republicans
were not wholly irresponsible.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27

LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID. G. Peizotto & Sons-Fine Apples.
G. S. Minort-Mass Meeting.
Geo. Bruns-Watches, Clocks, etc.
G. J. Laurey-Auction Sale.
Meeting Eutaw Encampment.
Mrs. c. E. Recd-Millinery.
Parker's Hall-Haverly's Minstrels.
D. Epstin-Clothing, Hats. etc.
Peixotto & Sons-Auction Sales.
Gov. Moses-Froclamation.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27

a well.infoxmed and reliable cores.
pondent, who has Travelled extensively
IN the North west. writes as follows to
the Louisville Courier. .Journal: "In
brief, the victories in Ohio mud Indiana
have inspired the Liberals and Demo
Gratis in Illinois and Wisconsin, and in
the lattor State they will increase their
last majority at lest 10000. Matt Car
penter will be the worst whipped man
that ever ran for the Senate. Illinois
Will gain two Congressman for the
Liberal Democrats and fair chance
for the third. So much for back pay
and carpet-bag legislation. The North
refuses to listen to the old war preiu-
dice, and is justly blaming the party
in power for the hard times and gloomy
prospects q cad.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-10-27

Charges OF unfairnoss, etc., having
been made against the Commissioners
OF Public Charities and Correction OF
thelcity Of New York-of which board
Myer Stern, Esq, is chairman--a full
examination was recently held before
Mayor Hsvemeyer and q grand Jury,
and the parties fully e1onerated. Mr..
Stern has many friends in this commu
nifty. who will be pleased to learn of
his entire vindication from these
charges. He is believed TO be an up
right and honorable man.
We are indebted to Mr.. Henry Alex
ander. OF Philadelphia, for descrip-
ton and picture of the old s'Ephrata"
printing press-belicved to be the
oldest in the country. It is the pro-
perty Of the Philadelphia Historical
Society, and is an object of curiosiIy
TO printers. as we'll as to all who take
Oh interest in such matters. The
"Ephrata" is built almost entirely OF
wood.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.-- Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ, 3 P. Nj. CLOSES
Ii 4. H., 6 P. NJ. Charleston opens 8
A. NJ, $50 2. N. closes 8 A. NJ, 6P.
NJ. Western opens & A. NJ, P.
NJ. Z; closes 6. 1.30 P. Al. Greenville
opens Gas P. NJ: closes A. III. Will
mington opens 4 P. NJ; closes 10. 80
A. NJ. On Sunday open from 2.3O to
$50 P. Nj.
---------- =
| LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
| y. @. Peixotto & Sons-Fina Annles
, 1874-02-27

,houlders Il Sc: sides, 74e7xc: shoulders. a pstts
1ei.er As5c4 as5 IN Bacon eas5 oaJ and
seoes2s sstta, ssSs ssso; rsesps sessE packer.
soo; good 70 choice stosr.. sisuS5so lscaD tSns9 n9
~ PHHADELpHh-
E11u.A111.f1zlA, Esh- 26--aEEApsrCx1s-F a,n
and unchanged. Wheat very dull red q ena1 aaA ~
amber. ~; whita, S1.7sq6iss. Rye, sG$9se ~:
Rn1noLxuA-Crude,U Ike
WH1axx-$1.2o-
RA11nxozE,. Feb. 2a-BazAps1uyYs-F1o,,, G,,..
| chotco white snd amber, Si,s5: W.ssern 1oEes;
9141@I.47. Corn dull; mixed Western. 10 ~:
dull Western. 5ag57e. Eyo dun :. 9ossic, 'S. osa
6ulk shoqlds1s, 6@s1o; e.sar lib, 7;tGse: Rs.t
Vuasr-Da1' at 'sxssss; SsNs,o
oswreo. Feb. o6.-BzEAos1urrs-W -WLest dull. "
Milwaukee, asa. 0ora qutst It sc BsrIa1 IN. ~.
.eta''' Canada 0t1s;fa Ea1NAaShz 4 ;laeG
MILWAUKEE, Feb. ae.-BzEADs1u7r-r1o,r qp,.,
md UNCHANGED. Wheat steady No. !, a.as n. :
Go* 4o1o. oora ateady; ao. sSe & 15s IN nm aasn:
Paoy1a1oss ,S1Ioo. sveet-ptckissd iss ham.
dies, IKE, packed Lard ks1tle, sK@ss; steam, SC
Hoos-Dressed, steady 1t 5000. 0''s'
RIoErrs-FiYur, 4,ooo Oh Iris !; wheat, 44,ooo bu.
eEmsx411 FEB; s. 9s:-cerros-FtFm II 134c
1oopas 7 sssa5 essa :.ay ssi Il @ ssa =.
qu1eE 1t 41352c. Bye dull and dropping; No u,a
Barley In good densnd fall, s1.15esi.s5. '''
steam, sHasXe: kstie, sxo baE meat. sssads ID:
shoudes1. $40, In settlement; t4o buyer Jms::
sssf oast I'd asssF; nass1 5seS; .e4.s
IL aoas.sessdz s. ss III. :sl&esz,so; Asa,y, s..ea
600; receipts, 2Gss:
,Nnrznx- -Quiet and steady Ut $50.
= CLEVELAND,
;. CLEvxLAHp Feb. 26.-BnEApsrUFTs-aran ouf.a
aud unchanged, with hrnar feeling IN corn and oets
l14c, csr lnta- ~
LouIxyMIr Fab. 2S.-CoT1ox-Fumef ut I61a
BnxADsTrT1s-Flour quiet sad unchanged.
PaQv1a1oasQuIet and weak. Ness Eo-f H5oa
Rak .nouas., ~; els.r H. ;e eeaF
1-ss; Ta;4sa@psG sfsse: s4s:Ss; !: ss;se "
: nx,n11s, Feb. 7s.-BaEADsrur,s-F1ou dull md
eood dssnd, ba1 ioxer, = ;aEc. 0sss in fsi1 d.
HAY AID HHAH-Dun and nominal
PnovHs1oAs-Qute& aud unchanged.
G. cezTos-sseady sed unchanged; mtd1Hng, 1649
1s@'; receipts a'1@ eeaEpos ss5ss sapnsnts 1885,
1o1.oo, rso. .2s.-Baz.nssu,rs-rlour aut.s ,ns
uneh4nged. q weea. auu.nd ever; .nber Michssa1.
@1.A. Corn dull aud lower; high mixed &c, csss
or Maxen: es<o April nav, 6lc: low Ht1ed saHc; "a
grade, 69ho; nav, o74c.. Oats dull and aalntnal
: CLorEh SEED-$5.3e95oo.
:: Hoas-nzessed, 38.5o@A.7a. r.~'
EEosu1s- 10 90 brls; wheat, a,ooo bu eoru
5 900 ba; cat. : 1ooo bu.
sa1rs.kzrs 100 brls wheat, 1000 bu: eon,
900 ba E; oate, eco bu-
'..: DETROIT.
DETROIT, Feb. .e6.-BHIADsruTTs-Flnuf quiet srd
N nnchAngea. Wheat dull and shade lowkr; extra $l8
10. ], e4s. osts i good demand It 1sss1c.
NEW ORLEANS:
Exw O11xANa, Fab. 2G. Rnx4psTu57x-c2m
lover; white 7587ec; yelloB, SIC. Oats scarcs md
6r.ner, It CSC.
wu1zK1--DuQ Loud1ans, $50; ctndansu, u,Da
CorroN-Qu1et; sales, $500 bales: quotations. un-
changed Reoeipt.-S,3l ba.ea- E1puts-ro ths =
Continent 600 bales coastwise. 1,as3 bales; arrst
Britain, s.1ts b&ez. Stock, 2s,s2l bsss s1n.oh
1o1, 100 bales.
!; AosE14e1-eold, 112K: aght X uranium. SIN.
, 1874-02-27

Lot H. In Yale's Rcsubdiyaion in Block 10, Wighta
Addition, dated Jan. rs; consideration, s, $50.
West Monroe st. 117t It Of Latin at, I, o211bs IT,
dated Feb. Is ,conaid da1ation, Sl1 ,1oo-
Warren ~, @4s It " Of Fail st. nf 641l22 #, oafeo
Feb. II; consideration. 3, 900. -
Malison st. 48s Il " oi FaL st 221122 It, dated
Feb. IT oona1defztion, S2,ooo. ,.
: Madison Il, 10 II of tSestern ~, 24x12s IT,
dated Feb Il Co., - =, ..,.a
Feb 20 consideration, s. 800.
: lots is and 40, in Rawsons Q Aee ofa = Sec.
IL, 50, IS, dated Feb. u; consideration - =.
los r. with buildings, dated Feb. c6 consideration,
f4a OO0 Michnel Y. Gilleck to Asahel FarT. 80 :
NORTH OF CITI LIMITS.
Lot 7, In B1ockl, Of I4tla Blocks IL and u. ct Il
Soc o. TO- IA, dated Feb q confederation 81 ,0oo
SpuTU CrTI L1la1Tt.>
Drcxel boulevard, q Of Forty-frst SC, Lots
to g. dated JAN n consideration, $D5oo
Lot IT, in Block l. Goodspeed's " Il Of n . 4 seo
FortJ-trst st, a2S It " Of Langley st. . 4, 22h1l2o
feet dated Fob. ~ consideration, 81 ,462
, 1874-02-27

at 814.50; 500 brls do at s14.45; 6QQ brls do at
42}G;2R BRIG DO at Zel4 49;1 tQ tea :la5d st
S862]4; 1000 tca do, seller March, at 98. 90 !;
500 tcs do at 9B.625x 25U tc5 do=as -$y,suj3,15o
tcs do ut 1886; $50 taa do, saler April at 80.
25o tea do at e8.T31a 976o toa do st $8.76 ego
10000 lbs shouldere Of &c.; 200 900 lbs d. seller,
May; ut $40; la0, 300 lbs short .Iiha On privhte
terms s. 800 900 ios do, s sses Agf ag ~ 4 {: 5o.
o1eaS st sis: 10000 ioa green @ hana as ina1 Il
9Ao; 100 tes sweet-piokled: hams Ut ihs.a' .:
9}{o; 100 tcs do {coqntry) At SNo.:. a: + j,
Flour was dull and nominallg unchanged, the
purchasing boing confined to the wants OF
the local trade, E1poztera were ont Of the mar
ket Bran was dull and S1.oo 1oTer. Sales were
reported Of 100 brls white winter extras on pr1-
vate terms rs brls spring extras (patentl at
$1,000 10 brls do at $500 .25 brls do At g. o.;
$50 brls spring extras on private terms; So brls
re at $4.85 j; 100 brls do at a485 % brls buck
whea. at $780,. Total 815 brls. Also, 10 tons
bran 1T 1850 40 tons do at $1,000 ) 10 tons
shorts At $3.50, al On track. The following
, 1874-02-27

IDta1. ....-..... 9,t97 15,4H3 1855
CATTLE-The market opensd actfvo and dr1n This
morning, and these textures 1rsT.ilea Il tho close.
There WIS not large aasenh1age of buyers ~ on
yesterday, hut the supply Of stoek WIS somewhat
smaller and, after the different eaases of bo5ets had
made their selections, comparatively few eattle ro-
maned. Shippers operatsd ol3leay It s4poas IS Tor
such qualities are usually taken for the markets Of
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 1ue1uttng tat ponJ-b1tt
dtesrs, averaging from 10eo to na and Il $sED
6oo for good to extra grades, suited to tho vsnts9 &
New York Boston, and Albany About n nf tho above
descriptions rczo disposed Of. In the demand for
stockcattis there than ordinary activity aud
TIE sdv.ace noted n last evunings spport fu1y
sustained sa1ea making At s.. 5o9l0o Tor common to
medium, and ut 81 25a4-5o for good to prime tzoves
The supply Of desirable stocke1s light, and sure-
~ inadequate satisfy the demand Only mode1ats
inquiry for butche1s castlo cx1eed but hcro VIA no
oversupply, and qutta "a good prices realized ~
wera obtainable on ths preceding days Of the weak.
Sales were reported u $3oo95yo Ito inside ngurs foe
scalavags, and tho outxida for a1tSs+ Tbs markss
closed steady. :-"- '":''
..~ ouoEA11oxs.
Extra Boeves-drkded steeta, ,ayexaRmg1, 100
70 4eov 1n8 $o&486.o
Choics Besvea-Ftne, TAT, vell formed 31e&r
to ye4T old steers, Averaging :, 500 70
r. A*q ssa14a,..siss ssaat:. o.se.70
, 1874-02-27
The Produce g.. Markets.

7 NEW YORK.
Nxw Yo1z, Feb; ;2s::-oor1os-Quiet; untdding,
BaxADaruT1-Flour heary ,snd lower; receipts,
20 600 brls;e huparhna Western and state, $5.7o@
T. shes e xasss &C. SeS
3. dom :, isxsr srsa i stsS9so Corn meal lowat
BnEAns1u91LWhea& IN moderate demand prices
Chicago spring, $1&701 80 do 1ankse, 81 s6@1. .s2;
5csa 4 I'd sS.ds h:hae "a: r,eps aast
g eee bu nav s9trsa we.te5n, se9!ao ys,isx,
eosd1Ko; whits, a58ao. - -
dHocza1ss:; ;;0odes quiet at 21xeMKo. Sugar
auiet and unchanged. Moasses steady: New orlosns.
es975c Mte qu,s:: LoulstanA and c4raliaa 7x9
fE5eo1zuM::1nrn; crude, 74e7xe; zsansd,
f1arxsr1sax-- --steady 1t 4so.
Paos1nors3fo1k aaieE; ' nav mess, us7s spot !;
$3.50, March. Beef and cut meats unchanged lid
dlea dh1l long clear, s;o sheEt c!esE $50: Lard
buTEEs- Firm Western. 2s@4oc.
WA1aKr-Lowaz AteT H@98e.-
Buffalo, Fab. Observation-Disclosures duh; sales
TOO on tzaek; azs Old Ut 7l5{o IN ztore. o.s dnl
ao. Chicago held = q s.73: 1onr.
:. q. LoUAy fsb. b.--oog1oa-Fts1na; ntdaltns,
6a1Apsrur7.-F1emd dun end unchanged. whea.
dnu saa uneh.nsed ony ample. soaa Corn sle.:
eaee2Ha 1Era. o.: daa I'D iovsF !; 10. 4 47,xo.
g. ts1s s;fs NJ 81 - as e. !; *
sse7a1zs%&;t :: q; IL sp.u la... gtys,a.oe:
, 1874-02-27
MONEY AND COM MERGE.
MONETARY.

,- rzwln.x Evrx1r.o 77.t pa
r,.. a,,oo, .,,a ~, ,s,,,osa - ra-r 1n11
A44'-see - ~
Money is Is abundant as ever. and borro"erain
good standing find no difficulty in getting all the
Sccorn1nodation thev 5esire. Tn thu oncn market
800, i. froo1v ,eeroa ~ co11stara1s Al n, mar
n'Ao' - - N~~1' 0AA~NS1 ~
nent. !:
The movements OF currency IN any direction
nre now very small. Tho shipnents to the
Eheat-rrouinp districts in the Northwest have
,h,rt n.aas5 s,d ,or,. s,r,u anoornts of cur
euon' seeu, ano eotlo sa..l . .,,,t ~ d;rec.
1ency have begun to como oack 1fon 'n"s u1t0e :.
tion, showing that the marketing OF grain IN saas
section has cnlnninnted. This presumption is
go. s,,st.;no5 ~, ia telling ofr in the receipts
.-so aue'a.usa =, -. l.'1 ~. ze .ar an~s
Now York exchange continues steady At QUO
Ger el. 900 discount.
ruv INTERPRETATION PROTESTS.
H.a tao. ,,,Ja hv many of those
LUG 1einaih = aoo ooot '1a1 a.ss4.a,oss =, con.
who signed tho recent feaaons1i@n @ns.a w -.
gress against the issue OF more EreenpacAs' tna.
their protest hae-oNing to either the Ignorance
z;,:-so.nonsneaa of CopRressuen-been
~ nA4e -1S,1,o,+ .cs inst fran banking. The
u5eu ~ - t6sa 1,Totesta never imaeined such a
con5Ltaeuoa "unG - TX stro,n ndvorates ri
MOS: VI sIsaa ~Ao' -
aiee pe1n5, 49,. ,.,.p1,za sor INIT .T,ox. :.
- 49, - ]as-fn1 That fraa hankinc yon1d
:,.a.+;on ~ +bo 1.,rranov ahnnf3 taEn
'foonce uaton ~ w. N1C Fe,,o,r-,s, >,onta ETaf
tnto r-nn ~ rest1;cfon IN tha sn
tusS l. ~ .aarnt ~ ,E.t;onsl Rank circulation
gfegaso aaos si[a = ~ ai;aarora ~ a;nole hnn1f
Moula Ios da11a- .nn-s ~ c;rcn1atjon than II
~ 1auo . oGTh- Thare1ora i vxnn1d mt he a
IAe 1pn, :sao - +,ara cnrrancv 1,re tho issue Of
I, Ioree71 tssa1 ~ = so,,,3 n2,v Le neTmias;ya
'ao1s Ja-,1st .,,sthcr t1,era wnnid really be
Na naso uuooto h.rt~ rrrrancv T'hera IL mt
Gl Euen uc. ~ i - ;ndnca the bat,ka to 20 in
l.ou1 elo rrne to3os IN National Ranks ara
W II laifsls. ~ 80 nrofta m circnston 70
~" 1u aa h.oEa ;n tha nrincnal cities
,e1n,ar;1g rat;red mart Of their circulation.
i Gate sgiaae .l. Ne.1yarl- hare lnno so end At
t 49, !, chicaen did an nanTIv a
teao1 "e ~ ~ 9n,,r ha oaEed whv, 1ve adyon.aso
33 33ea a6u, b6srt;nr = tLaro arc donhta ahout
.ts ,a,'11.,oSfc Circulation ;nrreaa;na larrely.
Iae oanAno 4hat - rron}3 .soIra
uW =. az ,a.,.4-or,a-.;o ~ tha naon1a
tne plope o ~ 1s1sa1s ~ ~ ~ it+'a 49,
Is 70 "n9.uet si:se 20 ~ oaa;t1- ~ ~ +n-a ~.
Isuey' tae,. 80 o.; o,n-1s ~ yon1d ;ncrasae
!euIs, ~ ,..o1 .,aeo.1;tu - 9sa,1a M ;1
aasasa - snele - ~ DULL A3'o9'N''' - "0~ Ivy
e391se. T. ;ssa ~ ho,t-n,+a c,rcn1atioor, cop1d
Ina increase ot pank-no.e a1'1a - ~
not prooace l.Aalon, ose1uoo m ~ Jue se se - ~
panA-noses 40 gose1ueu ~ o,a aasaoah1a tan. a,s
kteeupaeAs ~ ntIeu 1uo3 ~ 1Is .,..o., -. ~.
.1e Sa1ae W .aa ;te taas ~ ~ ,'ro,
Ine uosein< M aoSn "in t.'; s;raaTa+;n1 nra ~
tne a1n9unt .! oauA.aosIo - :ts.'a.:ao st .i3
sans ~, ~ ~ ~ [-raanhsnIs "a
, 1874-02-27

Hoas-owtug to tho 1argaiy' increased receipts,
there was le&a buoyat tons to the hog MARKET Dur
ing shs forenoon pIicos sustained qnotabe Decline
but lster IL the d1y huJsu held OF, retastug to
'Esdackoa,: and a.tszaoon sales showed = d.:
enns> ct 90 In good 70 eho1cet md 10o
In common and medium. Theses CONCESSIONS bad the
effect to stimulate ths demand sad Ut tho cdee only
few really desirable lote remained nnsold conxtd-.
e1ahlo common stun, howuTpr, WIS 1ett orer, and,
With hrge receipts tomorrow, holdans Of sueh win
doubt b. called upon for further concessions. 6alss
reported n tho way from 90 70 $d25. with most
Of the business Ut $61t5oo Wa quote elotng p<tc6s
for medium: and At 45seas.o 90 fer good 70 choice.
, 1874-02-27

LATEST.
NEW YonK, Feb. 2e.-Money very saay; Offer
cd at the close 1T s Per cent.
Customs receipts, $3.50, 600.
Sterling dull at s4631155 for GO days; $486H@
4.eg14 for sight.
Cola dull, closing at 1121A4, after selling ut
112a+-
Carrying rates to4. .
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed f37 GOO.
Cleariags, s26, ,000, 600.
Govern1neots steady.
State bonds quiet.
Stocks very dull until 2 ?. M, when the whole
market. On advices from Washington tdat the
discussion Of the financial question in the Sem
ste had been postponed until Tuesday next.
The transactions we're light, and the principal
dealing in Western Union, Wabash, Lake Shore,
Northwestern, Eric, and Union Pacific The
FnRr1at rlasef gtrorr
, 1874-02-27

1ot&t.-....-..........+.... +.tE3.346 114, ,4d1
The distribution OF SagnAn SALT in 1873 Is
about as follows: Chicago, 325, Goo brla; Mil
waukee. 125,00o mls; Cleveland, $1,000 brla;
Toledo, 10000 bIls Michigan, $1,000 brls !.
eanduskJ, $4,000 brls; the balAnce, going 10:
various points The quantity Of salt from tho
onondsga salt springa inspected during the last :
fiscal year was 1855, ,172 bu-lesa, by 40, 627 bu,
than tho production Of tho preceding year. The
salt product Of the Ohio River Valley, in round
hrls. The product OF tho K4nswhs Ys1lsy ~. !.
1000 900 bu. Or 900, 900 hna- -: !.
- TBanb.tBo vessels Eezs constructed o. 10
, 1874-02-27
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EvES1No, Feb. 26.
The fol- lowing were tho receipts and shipments
Of the loading articles OF produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and 1or
the corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-02-27

New Yoax, Feb. 2s.-Tha city. u vesy full. buyers
aro In Attsnd,nee from al sections, and th jobbng
ada h steadily Improving. ae market for cotton
9qada v fairly scye, and prices rujs steady with
nnanufActurers' sReutsv F1no brown cot&ona- 4nd
bleached sheottngs IRA IN good demand brown drills
asing teey prints, percales, Aud eaubr1os IN good
request; WOODEN gooda for naen1 wexr less sctive
hlsck alpAcss and pure nohairs tn improved dsna1d
, 1874-02-27


!. ,NEw YoaK, Feb. 26.-BKEym-necetpta8 eco, tnak-
Tine last week. The quality u fair, and holders are
aakng full prices, about 10 advance from Meuday
Butchers arc not willing to purchase freely at a ad
v1noe. Ths market Is e1rsrna1y duh and unBaHafAc-
tory. Natve steers range 1t 10}5@H1xc., Two CIR
loada uf Cherokee cattle sold At 91c.
sHEaF-F1eah reeaps, 800, making 40 fne three
days against 10 oen for the saEae lime 1t Heak Ths
sold y eHe8so, sn& tnferta1 to conmon we're o4szed
syME-Receipks, 1885, znaktng. 5000 for threo
days, aganst $3.50 for tho time Last week Mona
of the fresh receipts BA1p Alive, but CARLOAD
Of ohios, 1Go bs holding fcc than week, sold
1t bHc, Fair to primo eaEu-fed could have been sold
1t 6&c. Drcdsed hogs firm: ut .7HG1Xs for Light
weights, dty, and 61@7e for Western, with s car
load1 sold Ut ths latter ngurc;; 3 '''
:: !: :. ! B1FFA1o.i u =:
:: BUFFALO, Feb: 2d.-~c.rz1z-Heoeipts, 74s head
1hsda betIers :. k@ke sbove l.st xesks closing
axTr ND Issras- -Recesph, including reported IT,
rivals 900 head; total for tbs week. 910. Ths ar-
ket xz1 afoW 1t strong JeEtardsy prices. >,
Ho0B-HeoelptA, including reported nz1tyal8 zoo
total for tho weak II .60o aatnst zoo fdr the ue
Hms fazt woak The market was dull Fad the ynrds
clear q stock. Yotkez, S6-HA35.eo; haayy hags,
$5.764s9o. -
..RAsr Iisxr17, Fab 26.-OA1u1-Asr1yals, y esrs.
Best $s.oo@6.&o Inedirzn $.004s75; conanon 81 50
@t.oo; stocksrs, sA0t8&&o; bull, <s.ooa&oo.
Hoas-ArdyLh, IT es1a- Best Philadelphia, $6.319
6.6o forke9s, $s.6096.80.
sHEEr-AtE1yab, II CATS. Best, $e:5o@7Qe; us-
diuzRk 35.1s96.26; common, $4.be8&a5.
, 1874-02-27

:: 49, - f1ttEouTxh OH MaTkef~-
P1TT1DuRaH, Pa, Feb 16.-Cruds steady, demand
moderate prices unchxuB Bsd Ezlea at $1.75. Refined
.Quiet as l4Ho; March, 1875; April, 16r.
, 1874-02-27
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY FEBRUARY e.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. remain unchanged. Thero
L. q fan InotenenE tn donestto and French stock Ut
the ptfc4s Rite1 reSoE:~
, 1874-02-27
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

-: CHICAGO. j..
THURSDAY EvKamo, Feb. rs,
The receipts II tive stock during the weak hare bseu
, 1874-02-27

Good Observation-Disclosures, finely formed
steers, averaging 400 to l,350 tts........
Medium Grzdea-8teerB in fair deeh, aynk-
116ut1I I.23D ms-.-...-....~-.--
6utchera' Stook-Comnon to- fair atsers,
Shand good 10 exEs cow, for city slaughter
arranging $50 to 100 0ns...-....-..+.....
6tock csttie-Common' cattle, IN deoens
cfeeh. averaging 100 to !, ,0so ihs. -. ....-..
nfertoR--Ltght and thin covs, he1fers.
sta8s, balls, and soslawag sseerB. ......1...
Catus-Tszas, choice ooru-fed d..............
Cattlo-Tr1as, wtntercd North. h....~........
Cattle -Texas. through d1ores. ...-........:
d&TTI. Z A&T.EN.
, 1874-02-27

HAEt1-Id& 1ne1f 3tElvG Pf4t6S
firm for all grades nh3le good to choice sold 1t
alsght advance. Ihe supply was Large, but, with
ahppe5s md local butchhrs both buying freely, salers
wcrs affected It m sxtrome range Of $4oo@6.6o,
though principally 1t 42o9415 for roor to common
1t 40 for medium snd It Is fnx good