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oATTLE-Gonnmon natives lad Tosas cattle tod
lower. Tic demand unu1ually light whio tho
supply was largo, there bciDg In addition to
aa'o cattle nearly all Of which woro Of tho
Of well ftted acors quickly disposed Of anu at
prices generally satisfactory TO selers but low grades
ruled leG920c lower than yesterday No anlea were
Ported above t1.60, while with tlrco or four exccp-
i!ouH tncra wero traustcra 1t higher 1guro than
S5.75. The dayB bus!nrss waa done chiefly at 52019
375 for Tcxnns anl 1t 81. .50@56U for POOR to good
natives More than enough thin stock now lieh in tho
yars an will suffice to cet tho wanea Of the trade
for Tho remainder Of tho wceh, aud SHOULD tonorrow
and Saturdays ttecpa prose liberal rollers wiz u1-
doubleday be called upon for further concessions.
There IVES good doinafl for veal calyo#, and ealca
woro rendered <l5 for thin, heavy to $3.50
for choice light! The market olorol dull and heavy
for anything grading hclow 'good."
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn I3ecycs-Orade1 Steers, averaging 1850
10 1850 lbs aud pFer. .$6v60S7.V0
Cloco U:oyos-Eine, fat, we'll formed year
10 t year old sesss. averaging 1,3eo to
oaoI 81 Observation-Disclosures, ee noy iornicd ''''
stsorS, averaging 1,l50 10 3oO lbs s5o@61s
Medium 01ailes-HtoorB IN fair lesls. ayor- ,-
ssinR 11oo 10 1,ss0 lba. 4.5o@525
puivfers' stock-poor 10 fair stecrs, mud
common TO extra coWH, for city slaughter,
ayo1aslns ] aso to l,loo lbs. a6oet.eo
Stock CGttio-Oonn.0n cattle, IN decent
ilry, averaging 600 to 1.050 tbs. ....,.. 223337b
Intorlar--Ltl!ht anil thin COWS, heifers,
Htags, bulls, and acaawag steors. 1.76@225
Catle-Texar, choica coril.t1a. ..,.... A.t0G}6,95
CastleTosaR, W!ntcfcd Nortl*. 9o0@e4.00
CaNle-Toxas, through droyes ...+..... l.60@3.75
q
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign markets..
LIvEnrooL Sept. 0-B p. m.--Flour, 3ss@2ts ID.
Wheat-Winter, 9s@0s 0l spring. Bs lodges Sd !;
white. los 2l@1os Cd club los ed@11s 3D. Corn, 34s
Fork, It's Cd. Lard, Ga %.
- LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1o-2 y m.-Broadstutfs quiet !;
Corn, ais ID. Lard, 6as. Heat unchanged.
LoNnoN. Sept l0.-Tho bullion IN tho Bank Of
England Inns i,,croxsod E2oo,000 dunng tho week.
Anlount Of bullion gono into Bsnk OF England On
balance to-day, $4,000. The proportion OF bunk re-
eetre to liabilities. which Last reok was 4ot5 per cent
IL now ASK ror cont.
Conaois-Moncy and account, 05A: 6-2os Of u,
10SA: do Of RS, 109H; 1o-40s 1o4H now 81, 104A;
Now York Central, 90; Erie, a3K prcforred, ID.
rARis, Sept. 10.-nontea. OF SOC
L1yknpoo1., Sept 10.-Cottou qutot; niddling mp
land 7tc; Orleans, 8ko sa,es 13eoe bales, inc1ud
Ing 1000 bales for speculation and export and 1900
balea Of Ame1tcan.
BroadstunH- -Quiot-Corp, sas Cd. Lard, &c.,
LONDON Sept. 1o-o:5o p, m.-Erio Railway aharcs
closed ut 32iS,
PARIS, Sept. 1850 p. m.-spccio in tie Dank et
France has ecreased SIS 0c0f duFEg the past Weck,
Dentca, A@53xt.
LoKnoN. sept. 1880 p. m.-rseaned petroleum,
Ska. LnBccd oil, 2Gs 3lD26a Cd. Spirits Of tuEpcn-
tine Us 3dt923a Cd.
, 1874-09-11
a. ]. Christoph i Co. furnish tho following

NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-Troasury disbursements.
@187.000. Custom receipts, $6tG, 900. Money,
e@2il; primo discounts, soc. Sterling lower
pt 4Bf for sixty days and 489 for sight. Gold
dull oil Bales at 10954. Carrying rate loans fiat
pt ~. Clearings, 917.000, COO.
State bonds quiet. Railroad and Governments
f1rtn.
Stocks 1uctuatcd frequently, but tho changes
woro small. Market closed quiet and weak, OK
repting Union Pacific, which closed Ut about tho
x md and Wabash from from tho S Highest HJa prieos.
Among tho sales woro 1900 Woatern Union,
1900 Pacific Mail 10000 Lake Shore, 2o,0u0
Ituian pactic. aud 16. QlQ Wabash.
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MARINE.
Fort Of ClI1cngo. Sept. 10.

Port Of Ch1cngo. Sept. 10.
ARRIVED.
Prop Monominco. aroen Day, sundries.
9chr Dolphin, Mauistcc, lumber.
Hcht I1zzto DoaG, st. Joaoph, lumber.
gthr Harriet Anne, Mushegon, lumber.
Bchr Etnclile. Ludiugoa, lumber.
schr Mary uolns. Oheboygau, lumber.
schr j. Q. woodruff Kineardlnc, salt,
schr Mariner, csntresille, wood.
ssos ssor daa,. nsfscle; s, 9|s{ psnss esrf
psSp p % Gity Of I'm TTssvores Traverse olty, lunbss.
Bchr North star, PentHaser. lumber.
schr BELLE Brown. Qgon.z Day, tolegraph-tolea.
schr 9. Nicholson, Ludington, lumbar.
sehr Ella Day, Ford Rtye., lumber.
6chr g. D. Harris. Good Harbor, lumber.
sehr Josos, Holland. wood.
schr Australia, MuskoEon, lumber.
schr 4. n. Beers. Muskegon, lumber.
schr =. a. Holmes. MnskcGon, wood.
Hchr Ross Delle, Muhkegon, l,isnbor.
sohr Hama Crocker Pensaukee, lumber.
schr Me1yins, huskegon, lumber.
prop sor deosss DnSap Benton Hsrbor .und
Scow Rowena. White Lake, lutntor.
sshr pasinsoR Ws''. W5e ;Lake lumber
Bcow Sea Bird, saugatuck, wood.
schr Mary Booth, Manistco. lumber.
Prop Lake Hzpezt, Benton Harbor, stndricox
stmr Corona, St, Josoph, sundries.
EtInf uurDnt South Haven HnnlrlE8.
sP ZEE s@s se.oasa&a psti a:2s nHs sSt
gchr Dertia C4lk,ns, AianIstoo, Lumber,
Beow II. Hannah, Carlts PIor. bark.
scov Laurna. 84ugatuck, wood.
gchr Fbher, White Lake, wood.
schr Q. Shaw, South Haven, wood.
schr Tom Paine, MuBkegon, wood.
5cow H. N. Durham, Tjke1 Tier, wood,
seow Magdalona, 81. Pauls ptor, wood.
Prop u. W. Root, buffalo, coal
Barge T.. q. Butts, Buffalo, coal
Dargn D. olins. Buffalo, coal.
Prop Iato Dreeze, Benton Harbor, sundries.
schr Mclvina, Muskegou. $4,000 brick.
Dark Unadlla, buffalo, 20,3ll bu corn.
Prop oaba, Daaalo 2s t3o bu corn IS. .2lo hu oats.
Prop Af.skA, Erie, 1000 bu corn COO bu oats 400
bris flour, 160 tons old railroad iron.
schr schuylktil, buffalo, 81, GOO bu wheat.
achr Alloghnny, 1uttulo, 0,ooo br wheat
schr ThoH.aa s. hlott, Buffalo. II 800 bi syhoat.
Rehr Pstre1, Michigan City, 10 corAs stone.
schr 8. 8. Osborne, Buffalo, 50, 900 b.1 wheat.
9chr Morning 9taE, Buffalo. Il, ,6S1 bu wheat.
Prop Fayprlto Meno3nee, 10 tons coal and hunlries
6ohE Lizzie Doak, st. Joseph, 20 brls n1c TT legs
schr s, Bates Empire Pier so bu oats brla lour,
orl beef, tons bran, and sunIries.
schr Huron South lIayen sun1rics; SaHEntuok, 700
Krcen hf1ea, 50 kegs beer, and alnlries.
8smf Cor0Ah, st. Joseph aundrics.
StmF aheboygans ManioWoc, su1.lries.
Prop Lake Breeze, Benton uarber, B,ulrtoa,
H1oHT oLEAnANoE6.
Trop Frankfort, South Haven, Hundrlco.
Prop Menonineo, Grand Haven. 90 brs pork and aun-
Prop Empire State, Buffalo, el.lss bu corn. sao bu
oas, 40 tsls flour. ooa baga seed, 50 tubs butter,
schr Janes Couch, Bagalo. 80, $50 bn corn.
And tosty-threo vessels cleared Light.
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NEW Yonr, Sept. l0.-Packago movement SLOW and
quiet In hrat hands, Atlantic sheetlngs reduced Nc;
Dwight Star - bleaehoa eotsons. 1lHe, Prints i'm
bing at D4n. oanton-nanpola In good demand.
Woolcna quiet, except aaunuls. Foreign goods mora
acttXa
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REAL ESTATE.

Tie following Instruments wero filed for
record Thursday, Sept. 10:
CITY PROPERTY.
, 1874-09-11

Wore in moderate tulnaut cltcly for wheat ar o,ts
Rates to Iulalo ware at 3Ao for wya aSn Ior corn.
an! 80 a feF rnn!t 9atts y KEaon, 71c. T,s carurs
Nsyburg and Oneida {lnlcr part caro) whyat at' q,
through rst&; rrap EaHder!At mil aear Usook1yn,
oSts 1t 80. 70 KdMgBton-schr Green of tho Eorth,
e; 70 back lsock-sclar Iulssl wheat ii 5;sc. 10.
tx g.; CAPACITY, l90 coo BIT wheat 20 900 b corn al
Tcplar was chartered for corn (0o0o buy 10 osw:gs
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Wheat WIS rntlcr moro active, and averaged
the nams M yesterday, being moro variable but
within narrower l'mlss. Liverpool was quoted
ilrna, bnt Now York Mas castor, under tile receipt
o. ool 900 bn this morning. and our own receipts
st'owed an increase OF about 20 por cont on ftle
inspection ltsta. This ma.lo speculative traaora
nervous. and the narlet waa alternately woak
ing aFer during the greater paTt Of tho session.
do olInad desa dopaStment would probably hayo Do
good ahipPing demand, which melted Several to
ony tof th's month under tho Impression That
stocks 81 will 10 small when tho options mature.
October Taa generally dull. Tho etoaIy do.
mand for cash wheat surprised good many
epsf9s.iHIIIn, 9siII,,,, %ho w have looked daily Tor
ment. Tho tonor Of adyieea from tho
country " not favorable to larGo receipts, aa tho
goou Pr!ces realized for Other produce enable
many country ownora to hold shslr wheat baoi
and It certainly B not tempting to aoll whom Il ID
90 much cheaper tllan any otGor astIolo ou tlo
board. IL probably tho bolios thnt hoido:s
will not sell largely at present priccB, counioti
With the knowledge Of The fact that .ho taii.
, 1874-09-11

.ponr HunoH, Sept. 10.-DnwH-props Dayidsou.
Holland. Ocean, Weno,,n, City Ut Nav York,
Urrrops Champla!n, Benton. Fountain City, Kctc,1.
an aud conaor., james Fak Jr; schrs olrose porrs-
pont, john Dunn, Zack UAanllor.
W1RD-South. Weather llno,
ronr HURON, Sept. 1o-Evcnlug. g.-up-pYons
Arizona Tempest :achsa John II. Hutchinson, Watcr-
town, drnugcr, Madeira, Alexander, Laura Ntyersido
Thu atnr Jalcs Davidson ia ntlI1 aground on tne
bead Of Elk Island, and will havo to b. NChtuurd,
Tugs lsye gona 10 her assistance and tha bark O.ara
lu tAe IuorniuR "
, 1874-09-11

Concerning tho supply Ct timber at Tho south All au-
thorjty says the uupply Of yciow pine In Virginia is
very small, wEtlc North Csro}ina Cannot furninh 5o.
Cooo00 feet. South Carolina is ercded with 1850,
0ooo0 feet Georgia $500 oo0 900 feet tue oher pino
sasea foot up ssoo o &C., Notw1thstanding thS large
worlds demands for years to como.
, 1874-09-11

sHEEP-There WA rsottiy full supply Of utoek,-
.uiiclpaion of liaht roceps during tho remaining
days Of he weak thcy held rm yiews, and prcea ware
VOL sustained. fheto TcFe aono very good arotos,
larger portion coming unter tho haads Of common
and medium. We quote inferior to choice 1t 225@
a. 90 der 100 fb8 Following nrp some Of tho nAlps
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