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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25
FOR SAbD.
AVAIL LIABLE SHORT CREEK FARM

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS THE
farm upon which he resides for sale.
IL Is situated in Brooke county, ~ miles
from the mouth of Short Creek. II con-
tains $50 acres OF excellent land, under the
highest state of cultivation, the whole Of
which Is underlaid with two workable
veins of coal, convenient TO the river and
p. w. & X. railroad. My dwelling is good
brick two story house. S5N5Gfeet; the barns
are good, and ample 10 house LOCO sheep;
the stables and out buildings are all first
class. The farm has on IL two orchards,
which furnish an abundance OF all kinds of
fruit. will sell the farm and coal togeth-
er. or separately, as may be desired.
Any person desiring to examine the
premises will be shown over them by the
undersigned, who resides thereon.
ocl2 esgrb ABRAM WILSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25

THIS will be day of fowl murder.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25

NEWSPAPER THIEvEs.--About the
most abominable class of petty sneak
thieves we know of, are those who, pass
ng their neighbor's door, see the edge OF a
morning paper pecping out and, regard
less of the penitentiary offence which
they commit, pilfer the property and
leisurely walk off. The residents OF Main
street, Centre Wheeling, seem to be the
greatest sufferers, rs not Il morning pass
es but complaints are made against this
class of thieves. The only sure way Of
curing the evil is to stand behind the
door with shot gun and give the rascals
a dose of pepper and salt, when in the act
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS
OF Public PRINTING,

CHARLESTON, 5th November, 1874.
C,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= CEINED by the Commissioners Of Pub
lie Printing at the Auditors Office, In the
Capitol, until thu 9Th day OF December
1874, at Il O'Clock NJ, for the execution 0i
IN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25

remaTkabl cures. 10 mild a. 10 BE- safe
and beneficial for children, and yet 10
searching AZ 10 effectually purge out the
great corruptiOns OF the blood, such A. the
scrOfulOus and syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that have luTksd In
the system for years, sOOn yield To this
powerful antidote and disappear. Hence
IT, wonderful cures, many OF which are
publicly known, Of ScrOfuia, and all scr
fulOuS diseases, Ulcers, Eruptlons ana eE-
uptiye disorder Of the skin. TumorS,
Biotches, BOils,, Pimpiss, Pustules. s0rss'
80. AntnOuy's Fire, Bose or Eryslpeas,
letter, salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, and Internal Ulcerations Of the
Uterus, stomach and Liver. IL also cures
other complaints, 20 which IL would not
seem especially adapted, such as Dropsy,
Dyspepsia, Fit, Neuralgia Heart Disease
Female weakness, Debility, and Leucor-
rhOea, when they are manifestatns OF
OF the scIUfulOuS poisOns.
II II m excellent restoreT Of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and yizor Of the digestive for
gans, 10 disSipatss the depression and list
less languor Of the season. Even where no
disorder appears, people feel better and
live longer, for cleansing the blood The
system moves on with renewed yigOr and
new lease Of life.
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AYERS
SARSAP AR|LL A

i widely known
as on" Ofthc most
eHectual RENE
dies ever discOy-
cred FOR cleans
Ing the system
and Pm rifyin z
the blood. IL has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing
reputation based
on It's intrinsic
virtues and sus-
sustained by its
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-25

ST. LOUIS November 24.-Arrived-
r. \. Babbagc, Cairo; st. Luke, Nicks-
burg; Clinton, kcokuk; st. Genenivc,
Memphis. Departcd-Mollie Moore and
Atlantic. New Orleans; Julia, Nicks-
burg; Emma Elliott, Grand Tower,
Clinton, Krokuk. River rising with six
feet out 10 Cairo. Weather clear and
cold.
, 1874-04-10

| .n1 IN ooo. Il, +,
osSySsi1so i5osNo 1ao; q? no. aas 1851
ooffG'nadcopner f'nncd hooms 35e; Tazer m
to sises a ''' p'Ao'ehod "copper" 4lc; DO cut
11%o: IN mi IL 9a w. 20 y 3ooi 10 to H. lio: -
1dn H. ioc. Az m H. III 10 and lo lao; III 16o; -
fe9is III 49,, saa' ps' cont a''soon''
reat soaeod rr es Ma: sd en- nd s5Gs a. H. wc
g a. @ d. so ii d. ss7s s - u "a d. siiGH no
sn. NHX14 4dps f. iS; se:y sr
tsR%9G ,ta tarrHa ,s sogs i7@lsc oahun, bale
6sM;. - 'N'' '''''e'0'00' 'aF' :" oF'' '''''
e ssee ssasts S'os e Ss;s a
sria waLG s29 pse 1, IS IsSpeFn, s1o@22o neaafoot o
iSs ,ai s.esssl ? s. sss;
eornn,ons com, % ia AAsA"' W sfat's' A'c; naphthn.
- SoTAE9ES-Ghsr rsee!p'. gsre aomswn.t .n,.,1or,
sow for Varieties reaclowe .oG t1G n arkes ekrs
Il ID: noachblovs in e.rote rot Il ~ mixed lota
nnry Poaa Ii IL. mi1ci sti. sa ~ nSs1seM nG
da3ered. Sweet potaoos I yclow sSoosto Ss So
20 FoGrY-ve IL; ~ chickens wore in sar .upn1v bt
ftpcka. TutkeyB ara Ernfca ami nru, W. 1u,+. !.
Turicys choco drcssod. sma itaisn o "9 vn 9S
IN. ctctana Il, nspnI Il nn11a ~ !iset d2g
@4.15 tucka. 81 o1Ga3 ID wv ~ s''f' S''~
BcrIntions thnrI senl !oa mohs &c,
full prices ijlot ia 7nrv scnrco mi 1r Al naa1no
Timothy o,otab!e ut ii ocfa1 "a. fancy ~ Il ~.
clover at 57606 H5 flax ut 1D0l 1lL< 1f,r1nrinn
Aalablo at G5a70c o uoto aafcs II l,11a fnnrv TIVE
thy at 10 bare at g. 70 % bnrs nr1rn u e. ak
1870 bags Mt 100 car at ~ cara nno1 nj e. sO
lGo bags ycetorday aftcrnnon, nt * "a lsga fosr
s. 40 90 bnuq at 81 80 % baes At a On tx hnns
clover at ~ cng ut IL 40 IN harn at IL TX *
bags choice Hungarian nt 100 Q,C lanS nrimc NJ Gsc
LOO bAgs c1oco nillet at 7o 1D9 lors nar nt s t1<
, 1874-04-10

Withdrawn from Btore on yesterday for city
consumption: 1925 bu wheat, Is, ,032 bu corn,
2,53a bu oats ITO bu rye, 2,C6G bu barley.
Tho following gram has boon inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: II cars
wheat, Gs cars corn, $500 bu No. do by canal
Ii cara oats, 2 cars rye, cars barloy. Total
C1GA carB), 10000 bu. Inspected out, 85409 bu
wheat, 85.20l bu corn, $3.50 bu oats, 9, ,251 bu
rye, 1901 bu barley.
Tho decision III the "oata corner" case of ?.
Il. Chandler, operating through the firm Of
Chandler, pomeroy Il Co., was made known OIL
Change to-day, and was extensively COM
mouted upon. The general opinion was that 1t
is singular decIsion. It (the decision, not tho
gencrh opiniou) will bo found in anothor col
uln1i.
Tho. question was rnisod to-day whether It
would not bo to the advantage Of our COM
morcal intoroatB to havo a commercial Judge,
who will DO familiar with trade, customs, aud
processes, as we'll as with tho low. It WAS ar
8uod that with such q funotionary on the Bench
\ great deal Of bad litigation might 10 avoided,
and a much moro dlroct issue reached In many
caaes than is now possible.
Is. i. Hutchinson returned homo to-thy from
on lia return, to wit. +" business In tho Sout',
ie flat on ita back I" 'pork is too high !" and
Lots tnke A-walA." Pork declined do por
brl
4 very Interesting oasc has arIaon, which wllt
probably bring out rather e1tolsiyo Discussion
III regard to tho ofcionoY aud responsibility OF
onr State inspection of grain. A lot OF ~ cars
Of corr. arrived here from Loaa. H., aud was
woro uuoalod Into tho Central Elevator boforo
tho oons!ynee could reach them with protest,
agreol Tint Of them ahould bo taken "a
, 1874-04-10
REAL ESTATE,


E3onrti of Real Estnto Bro,rcrs.
Tho real estate agents, brokors aud dealers
mot ut 2 p. m. yesterday in Doono Block to tako
stops to establish Real Estate Exchange.
Col. George Il. Carke presided, md hIr. T. l..
lloAore WAS appointed Sooretarypro tenn. There
wero about forty gentlemen present.
The Chairman reported constitution and by
LAWS prepared by tho Committee on Permanent
Organization.
THE CONSTITUTION
provided that tho name Ut the organization
should bo ''TLe Board Of Rosl Estate Brokors OF
Chicago" the officers to consist OF President,
lao ce.Iresdents, ono Secretary, one Treasurer,
nu Executive Board Of five members, Board
Of Arbitration OF three members, mud suo!l other
o1icers ns tho Bonrl shnll from tilno to timo ap-
poiut The President shall preside ut all moot
iAGH, and BiEn all orders on the Treasurer for
Payment Of money; tho Vico:preHidents shall
net in tho absence Of tho President; tho Score
tary shall perform the usual functions Of q Sec-
rotary tho Executive Committee shall secure
place of meeting. audit bills md tako Charge OF
tho gouerai management Of tue board !; tho Com
lnttGe on Arbitration Hhal decide oil matters In
tlispute between members OF tho Board touching
nny mattors growing ont Of the salo or exchange
OF ronl estate; tho Treasurer shall collect dues
hnd have charge OF tho money; the Board shall
hold regular annual mootingA ou the third Thurs-
day OF Jannary, when officers shall bo elected.
THE nY-IAWH
provide for regular woekly n1oetlng, and IN Or
tor Of busincHH, and Tint any real estate agont,
tloa!or, or broker, In good standing in his pro-
feBHon, who has regular oflico for tho transac-
tion OF his bn9iuosB, may become an activo mem-
lor OF tho Board.
After tho first regular mooting, majority
vote Of molnbcrs shall bo required to elect now
1Ac1nherH
lilo Executive Committee ahal! make arrange
n,eltB FOR auction -sales prescribing torms aIo-
tionoerH, commissions. ana what action, If any,
the Board ahall take III tile matter.
Whenever any Disagreement arises between
tho members, growing out OF any roal ostato
transaction, and oitlor purity shaIl desire the
board to talso coguixanco Of It, tho matter sha1
le referred 10 tho Committee Of Arbitration, be-
foro whom tie partios with their Witnesses shall
DO cited by the Board to appear, and the arhitra-
tors shall Aoar tho testimony, aud impaEttally
decide the 1uatter In dispute, reporting Their
finding to tlao Board for approYal the Decision
10 10 bin1ing Oil tic lMr4ieH 1t majority
ps the MslaLerH VI the Board present at tho
, 1874-04-10
MONEY and COM MERGE,
MONETARY.

THURSDAY EVENING, April o.
Money waa somewhat moro In do,nanl to.day.
There waa abundance offering at 10 per cont Of,
good eoouritiea. A fow Of tho bnnka show n dis
position to discount at ratos Bhale lowor, OH
long ttmc, and for tho beat Of security. III ono
case, 1t was anid that 8 per cont could be OBJ
tainod for largo amounts at months. THO trans
actions reported arc at 10 per cont. streot
ratcB for money nro ut 8 to 10 por cont.
Tho spring trade Ia opening, and country NOR
chants nrc leaving for Chicago In 'Hchools," !"
according to ono correspondent. Thoy carry
drafts OIL tho Chicago banlts from tho country
banks, which will thoroforo draw heavily on
thoir balances horo, Lending housos In tho
dry goods, groceries, boot aud ahoc, and cloth
ing busInoss report Indications Of an nctivo
Shipments to tho Enst arc hcnvy, and in oxccss
OF tho dolivory OF produce hero. This movement
IL largely duo to tho worry low rates by rail. ves-
sol-ownors ARC uncertain what rates thoy may DO
nblo to charge upon tho opening Of navigation.
Exchange on Now York was easior. Dotwcon
tho banks, and for Sellers It was at par. buyers
had to pay a premium Of 25c.
Dealings III BooltriticB, notwithstanding tho
the operations arc mainly In tho Chicago City
md Cook County bonds, Of which Preston, Keaa
4 Co. report that thoy could Acll more tlau they
can bny. Wronn, Breweter Il Co. report somo
EAH HLUUk UuOEGus
Railroad stocks are falling OF. Tho railroads
MO earniug very littlo for various rcasons.
People are demanding tho bcBs Of necurties for
THOR lnoney, and seem to distrust stocks. Deal
prs think this duo III part to such legislation as
tho WisconBin Kaitroad law, and hitnilnr enaot-
,nonts in otllor Sta.os and in part to tho imidity
and doubt ongondorod In all business by the dis
4urbauco OF tho curroncy on the part Of Con-
greas. Uncertainty has made ovon spooulators
pause and all enterprise ehrinks within itself.
Investments arc wanted TINT ara independents Of
Moso uncertainties. Some lnancierB arc talk
ing Of Investing in gold contracts, which have
boon rocognizoh rs valid by tho courts, as ono
moanB Of ovading tho dangers Of Tho currency.
Elevcn banks responded to tho call for n1eot-
ing OF the Clearing House Association to-dny
10 consider tho ourrouoy question. They were
tho First Nationnl,, Third National, Merchants
NATIONAL Northwestern National Commercial
NATIONAL Union National, Merchants Savings,
Loan and Trust Company, National Bank Of
Illinois, prairlo State Loau and Trust Company,
German National, aud International. Az threo
loss than quorum woro present, tie meeting
adjourned to mcet tomorrow, Friday, at *
y. na., whon It is to bo hoped tho Association
will give woighty expression to its disapproba-
ton Of tho measures now boforo Congress- for
imitation,
, 1874-04-10

Whoat was loss aotiyo, aud irregular Ut an
avorago decline Of Acp per lu. The market was
strengthened last evoning by rntnors Of greater
Rtrength IN tho English markots, which were
confirmed .his morning, and the local deal was
firm, throughout til about noon. Then Liyor-
pool Was rllmorod to bo lower, and sellera np-
peared III forco. lleoont lnail-advlueB fro in
England received horc wore fur from ,boing
favorable to strength, but thoy were not hooded
yesterday, al tho toiegrapnlc dispatches wcro
Of tho opposito tonor. To-day tic news was
romo1nburod, md its influence fot. There wnB
littlo speculative domand aa compared with that
OF few daya past mud cash wioat WAS decidedly
SLOW. Tho outward movement IL, howoyar, OK
traordlnarily active for tho soaaon, the slipuonts
being nearly double tho receipts for two daya
paHt. The expectation VI h worry enrly opening
1f THO aeaaon Of navigation probnb'y i'iducoil
liberal BaloA for delivery oil tile Hoahoarl this
month. md it is now being forwarded by rai!,
q there y now little ,prospoct that tho
inst. Seller May openod ut sl.204, ntlvanced
to 51.2G94, doolinod to $1.251s, aud closed ut
&1.259l. Boiler June sold at 51.2U}IG0l. .2796,
so!ler the month, or regular No. 9 spring, soM
st @l.2l59@l.22, closing at 8l.2l}3. Strictly
frosh rocoipta OF do closed ut $1.24. Un 20 ator:.
ago No. spring closed at sl.2s, No, 8 do at
, 1874-04-10

thrno lays. sgainst H. 49o Anno Tins tost wait nons
o!cref alive. Olty drease1 In demand at TYa7Nc.
heavy and Hight. '%S''f'0'
nOFTALD.
BUFFALO, April D. OATTtt:--.l.eceipts. 1881: totot
for Tho week, 7,378 Market slow and dull 1t fo oil
from yeaterday'a prcon. 1icayy atIpmonta n,n,}n In
frat lands, hit litle tratlo. 'A
snEzp AND LAMns-Raoo'ptH, 900; tosal hr work
1looa-Ieeo!rts, 1900; Total for tEo wo{k ia.ooo,
aFanst 1000 for tho Same tiine lint week Market
slow md dull but fcw good hogs In lilo en. York.
EAST LIBERTY,
EAsT L1nsnrr. r., April 9.-oArT1E-Asrivals. ~
@6xo; stockert, ltS4ho bulls, 5ts4Ke
Gas; YorkerH, $5.2sa635.
.inEF--Arflsaia, . cars; bost o@so; medium, TX
Geo.
, 1874-04-10

HNEEF-Were quiet and hfm. Tho surnly WAS
light, aud n sold Ut fu! Yesterdays prioas. Ws quote
poor to extra ut 81. .60M9B.00.
NEW YORK,
New YonK, April 9.-BEGvGs-To-iays reccints.
1880, muking 17o0 for tho last three days against
$500 for tho same time Last week. Trade ysry soW al
loH@l2Ho fur common TO prime steers, with q Tow
ut laHc.
s'tEEr-Receirts, 2Gao, making o.aoo for tho last
three days. against $50 samo t!rlo last week. Ono
fourth fscah offerings woro clipped sheep, fa.r to good
qualify. Market weak aud ulmettlsd. Nuyers and
An offer Of 10 refused for oat clipped ahesp, AMI
couple Of cars OF fair ulahorn Ohio aheep Of Is bs
sold at &c. Nominal quotations, b97o Ahesrsd. aud Ga
70 MuBh0rn.
awlsH-Rocsipts, 1000, making 1890 for tho Inst
, 1874-04-10

THURSDAY EVENING, April .,
The following wore the receipts aud shipments
OF the laading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past tvonty-four houra, and for tho
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-04-10
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET
TnunBDAv EvEttNu. April Q.
YTtNDEn FHET1ItTH.

TnunRpAx EvEttNu. April Q.
IuNnEn FnEIorTa.
ton, pentwstsr, S' snd saug.tuef, t5.G 1' e''''''
iumbor ia al selling slowly at tho Wholesale mar.
viii sdo oosngs eft over msas ro yesordsy I wefe SUM-
Client as far - quantity was concerned. MoHt OF the
!bor which has beon on sac for tho last day or two
stock, md many Of tho cscgocs aso mada up, Of oil
sorts OF lengths, kinda Il lumber and clls which, Of
s sa sssn"s so
# srps e m aud q !: ary m5n boards and
Following arr tho Baica reported:
Cargo sctr G, I. Jollnson, from MuBlsagon, 400 m
mill.run dry ssripa and boards irroap.pe onthsl
n,. S1S.so = r. m pea dry NTH at saa76. Sold BY o.
oa5gS ss5 T. sDGnas from Manlsses 90 m
esso o rom " Msnst.s III sas paas e.rso
il95o 20 N iAth It saaS Sod 6y oashnan, oaitins
There was no change. Tho interior dornand is fatr
f3i'l21 5, n cars. Following are Tho quotations:
gseond so;r Inch Inch ss SssSS
Third c,oar, inch. $500 Gs4o.Uo
oisas aoorlna. 1t and ID .cssher, 1''0 f'0'
Sless sidng ii and I'd ss ssse v.
Temon raorIGg 9ang 9ts 1929 @2ooo
Flooring, second Common, ,dresaci.,.. 2S.o0 fs2aoo
Flooring third common, dresaed .... 1900 G320.O0
HaBon-b1x boards, aniectod, IA
inches and Upward. ................ $500 G3io.o0
= Wagon-bo1 boardg. ................2 2800 G331.O0
atocA 3oaras s.................... 5000 Ga39.u0
= stoch ooarts. arts.....................2 1900 G92A.G0
gstock poafda: da:..................... 1400 G31G.00
1oss,' acantling, fcnclng, timber, l8
Yeet and under. aer..................... 1910 9l40o
|ost anu ecantling, 20 to q foot.... 1900 @32o00
1sokotes s1uara. 1900 Qal6.O0
dacHets. nas'. l100 g..
Se1ar pos.s, sp1t. HOO CISCO
Gcuar poats, round. 100 1J5.G0
- 1a1a 2.50 q AIS
90. aa"ed shingles. es................ 1.50 a 250
a =; oF ataf... ....,...:............+.. $50 a 375
an1n4!oa On TRACK kA}................ 3.11HQa 34S
Three dollars per cur to be adttea when tranBforred
which charge follows tho ahinglea
Thtcknc7s-Ftye shingles to be two lnchog in thick.
ness. 1ength-Sxtccu inches
, 1874-04-10
TrnrsxcrSs

1fnE4aCENs
The most important transaction in ronl estate
made public Yesterday was q sale by J. Young
scnmmon to tile Marine Company, by which ho
disposcB Of certain tracts Of lands and buildings,
enumerated elsewhere, for the sum of $500, 900.
This can scarcely be considered legitimate
transfer at roal valuations, however as tho prop
erty is we'll known to bo worth much greater
sum.
Tho following Instruments wero ilcd for
record yesterday:
osagfor1 It near Archer 81 # 10 alley datea
onstoq n az 4 ' of Milwaukee ay nwf so1l1s
IT, Goes 'a 1Ss s:ar e.
10q & to South Park av, dated April consideration,
Fifteenth st, a5s II of Loomis at, T. 97r1al It,
dated March {: consideration, 81 $50.
North Halatod st, "a It OF Eric at, f. l3x116 It,
with building, t,aea March 2o constdsrat!on g 900.
Western as. 10 It Of Congress at, T. 95r125H II,
Farrell st. ea5 IT Of Lyman 1t, t, 2sx1oo #, dated
April q; consideration, $3.50.
dated ; Noy. q, ls7a; e. eonsidsrstion, $4,000.
1aS Hss f. datsa e. Gsmp
sanc as tho above. dated March %; confederation,
'i North 1asallo st. 40 IT of scher st. t, ao.5s IT,
dated March 10; consideration, s, 200.
Seventeenth at, 23l It Of Halslod st, t. 2411oo It,
essa sensgs aps ss sca'sf3 + e @soa as.s IT, aae
April I; confederation, $500.
Madison at, 100 It " OF Bmudng ~, n I, 20x1gl IT,
datod April G; consideration. $4,000. -
Van DnrGn st, 70 It @ OF Honlan nv, I, 601100 it.
with 25s1Go Il n Rane Subdivision dated April
sitlcraton, 5000.
Idaho st. botween Polk and Taylor sts t. 1311o5f
It, dAed March 1G; consideration $500.
NORTH OF CITr LIMITS,
Lots g. H. Is, II, and IL, In block J. Keancy's Ad-
aion to lsaycnswood, dated JIM. Is; consideration,
$1,000.
SOUTH OF CRY 1I3t1TB,
Wabash av, JOG It Of Fifty At, r. 25x1G1 $40
It, dated MARCH, %; consideration. 1880.
Rw,t Sec 8, 49, II, dated April 8; consideration,
$4,000.
Block s, in Thompson h Holmcs' Is acres in 3
Sec. II, &c. H. dated April 4; consideration, 81 $780,
y Of Lot II Of Lots to il, In block D. etc. or Jan-
nings Ii Il sw u Of us SEQ 5, 81, IL, dntel
April 10; consideration, s9,GOO
, 1874-04-10

oo1 .Ats laA @ !Ats
Town, county, and city 10 per
cent bonds ds.......,,.,,.,,.....Q QQf3a5 15G507N
Money On approved coaternls. :. 80, eGa1o Der cL
LATEST.
New YonE. April 9-Alonoy, 4@AlI.
Sterling dull $4.s5 for si1ty-day, and $4.85
sight.
Customs rsceipta, 4350,000.
Gold cloaed at 1.l3t1 after selling at 1.135a@
1.1s91.
Carrying rate 8 to 4. -
Tho Assistant Treasurer jiabursed $4,000,
ClearngB, s27, ,000 900.
Governmental stoady.
State bonds quiet and no!ninal
Stocks declined 4 to Il of per cont Ut opcn-
ing, recovered ut first CALI md DECLINED aflor
midday from Il to 1N per cont during the last
hour OF business the market was firm, with ro-
aoyery Of u to Is OF 1por cont from tic lowest
point.
A decided feature Of the afternoon was shnrp
decline in st. Louia and Iron Mountain from 45
to W, closlng at 80, Tho decline was caused by
sales OF GOO shares hypothocatel stock. tho mar
gins on which had been exhausted.
Rock island sold ex-aiv. inst before tho close
The principal dealings ware in Lake Shore, "a
c!tic Mail, Wostorn Union, Union Pacific, North
weRtcrn, New York Central, Wabash, and Erie.
The salos botwcen 10 aud o'clock amounted to
4y2 W. 600 el,agss Of which 14,Ooo wore Western
union; G,G00 Union Pacific; 1000 Wabash
1000 Pacific Mail; GOO Ohio; 14.50O Now York
Central 1000 Lake Shore 10000 Erie :; $500
Rock Island; and 1000 Northwestern.
, 1874-04-10

HUQ6-IH8 log n1ardot l1ck0d tue activity and
1rn.noas characteriziug It Yesterday Opening aales
weakened. and before noon they bud settled back to
Tueadayh rango tho advance gained yesterday being
iost. nnyess contentea then,Ayos with few car
little mora than half tho number ou sale. AZ lie
commonor ao1ts wero almost ontiraly neglected. tito
published transactions OF do not fairly rcpre
reut tho market. There were numerous lroyea for
which $47o@a.90 could not havo been roallzed, yat
sesy ieW aalea ae thoas nsuros arpesr IN the st.
mon 10 medium, md ut $6.30@b.dO for good lots.
Choice sold ut IS. .QO@5,T5.
, 1874-04-10
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS..


nsnd for auy class Of atock and. under too borol
aurp!y, prices were irregular and weak all around.
Tho less desirable offerings only saaabo at 10@
16e doclino but for smooth we'll fatcd Cattle Of a
weghtB hero buyers ut about yeatordnya prices
A1vcca from the East woro about Of the general
m oycr-supply at most points, with prices from "a
to ~ lower. Consequently shippers werc unwilling
operators, even at sght concesaous from ycsordays
prices, aud tho volume Of shles accomplished waR
porcephb!y en,aller. aaca wore noted at $3o0a5 as
fo1 buschers' atuf, at S3.6O@476 for poor to good
Btockors, at $5.oo@625 for common to medium ship
ping booycs. and 1t 56o@Gb0 for good to o1rs stecrs
At tie close Of trade got fewer than 1000 head re-
buyers, and the chances for any Improvement Ia
prices during tho remaining days Of the week are con-
aidered Meattrp,