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, 1874-10-05
Eho New Republican Newspaper"
Organ III Now TOrks

Front tha teto l1fE ITttMNe, Oct. 2.
There has beeu considerable gossip for several
monthn CONCERNING tho proposed advent OF now
political newspaper, TO ho known o. tho official
organ Of tho Republican party Of this city. The
scaome, which has bccn in process Of develop-
1rout for q long time, has 10 FIR matured that it
is expected TINT tho alat number Of tho new
journal will be issued on Monday. Tho following
arc tho facts obtained from Official sourcos:
The new newspaper company has capital of
$500, 900, divided into uharos of ii, 900 zach. The
Subscribers to tho stock aro humorous, but arc
not largely Washington politicians, as has
bnen reported. The Company was organized by
tho election Of @. G. Nolvoll as President and
Editor-n- Chief E. b. Wesley, Publisher and
Treasurer; and Thomas g. platt, aY Trusco.
Tho now paper will be known M tho Rcpublic,
pago paper Of tho Same size nj tho Wor!d. It
viii be thoroughly Republican, supporting uui~
formy the Candidates and olicai ropresenta-
tives Of that party in the Government. No s,n-
day edition will bo issuol at present; hut, az
soon a. everything Ia In successful working Or
der, tho design IL to lnaka it scyo,-day taper,
with regular weekly edition Two prcbsos will
work of The tlrst editlons. Ono OF tho pvcBaes
is now III position in the nrcss.roonas in tho s1h-
Nassau streets. The publscation~o!fico will
oe situated on tno ground iloor Of tie
namo building: Tho editorial stan Will
bo cnmpuAed OF goutlomcu Of known ability
aid reputation, nll ot them hnylng served many
newspapers. Prominent among tito menbors Of
tho stati arc Goorso I. Wl|llnms {n!anagng oa-
ltor). Augustus Snow. T. IL Norton. Henry bcd-
10y {drAn,atie and mEslcal cditor). William lIer-
rica {city odltor), Willinm I. Copeland, and z.
T. White (Wash!nGton) aud John Howell.
Mr.. korvell llas boon in journalism twenty
five years, but Is lsno"n, however. from his colt
ncotion with tho financial dopatmont Of nova
papors in this city. A1r. Williams hns been
ougagod IN journalism tor niaeteon yoalH, having
sefyol in nit positions IN to tint Of managing
od.or. Ths public arc bother acquainted witt,
him through Ills sblo administration III tho charity
known ~ tho "roor Ch,li1on's picuica tuying
Tho past few years. Alr. Snow IL All Old aud pop.
ular journalist, WHO has served both on tho At
lant,o and rsaitjo noaats. IIc l1na rucontiy MON
. dine reputation as tho ALBANY correspondent Of
tho Tribune. At the oloAn Of tho Inst aosslon OF
tho Lcgiklatnre. MIR. Snow aneop.ed tho position,
OF Agent Of tue Now York htato Associated
ProsH, which ha lelyos In orlor to returu 10
newspaper -otlco. Mr.. scdloy IL QUO OF tno best
known critos iu this city, having saryod for ten
, 1874-10-05


Joe Jefferson closed his scason ut AloVicker's
Saturday night With concession to tho demands
of tue h!ghest taste Of Chicago, playing On that
Rivals" followed by farce which may ba char
actorized aa 8 prolonged ronr Of laughter over
aerieB of the moat ridiculous situations. The
house wRs jamrned, aH it had bacn nearly every
night Of tho four weeks Mr. Jefferson has spent
hero, aud tho audience WAS ready to respond in
atantly to the invitations Of wit and comcdy-act-
ing tho drama held out.
"The Rivals WAS writton at day when stars
we're no. the fashion. aud whero a!I tho parts ap-
prox,mated equality, both in interest to
tho audience and Importance to tho
play, But modern adaptcre havo no
oonsolonces and tho 4aotipg edition "-hiicous
phrase suggestive Of paste-pot and ahsara-haye
played havoc with this rars old pioco. We miss
the bright seceues botwoon Julia nnd Lydia
Lanquish, and Dnpid aud bis comnanlons. OF
courso no mlss 3 great doal that ought to bo
miHsod, too, but tho pruning knife might have
been exercised moro disc,octly. Even az the
piccs III loft to us tl1s parts are all good. aud SO
far ~ can be- judged flom memory. tllo excls;ons
have not beon cruelty directed toward tho pro-
jcotlon OF the stas'a character beyond tho ro-
inainder Of tho cant. Thoy do not make con,o-
dtea like Eherdan'A now. as everybody knows.
Wo noy-r zee that perfection OF plot, diversity
Of hunaor, urol!ery OF situation, aud. above all,
that olreryeaoant, roIlickn2 dialogue In which
epiprau.s 1y round like sparks from
a fiue.braud, With the additional advantage that
the auppIy sooms TO be Ienewed more abundantiy
than thn expenditure. 6ucll oo'nedy II Tho
Rivals" AZ Il has survived adaptation.
With hIr. Jefferson Ill Tho Gust, sunrnrtad by
nf ordinary InHrtE thu mart
, 1874-10-05

Sr. Louis, No.. Oct. 4.-TAo Convention OF
various cities Of the Ulou will moot horo TO-
morrow TOR lie discussion Of questions affecting
THAR ra'tsnlar ihterests. about iifsy doiogatos
arc nuw hero from Chicago, Oinninnati, Now
York, RoHt1u, baltimore, Philadelphia. aud
other nlaccs, aua fifteen moro arc oxpected in
tho 1,urning. There will nlso DO somo 400
representatives Of lnHura'sco companies present
III specially interested spectators. 4 latgo
amount of iro.apparatus OF all descriptions Mill
he on exhibition " tue Fair. and on THURSDAY,
put 1t to practical teata.
, 1874-10-05

yoara on the Roaad Table and other Journals Of
thi. city. Mr.. Copeland In 4 Young man, but lns
mado reputation by bin method Of treating tariff
commercial, polIt,onl. and other questions. while
correspondent at Washington. Dir. rorrles ia
former atthoho Of tho 1TiJune, hna acrvod iu
many Positions, hut tatterly haB flIlod tho city
eettornhin Of sevornl Of the Brooklyn journals
ne mili hhye staff Of competent reporters. 80.
this oity. Menara. Norton. Howell, and Whtto.
arc ola tonrnalista and will bring btrongsh and
character to tho now paper. Correspondents
hayo beon engaged in tho principal oltioa hero
, 1874-10-05

i 81 III
ano n tn ,e' ~ th
TLo n,ea9;n,, ~ thn s,,nnort ~ thu 1,,nistry
,-,a TX a,,;'in.t ~ m,c, ,a,m.rE and ~
so. S"a tne ,rero nrrc5 to ronsoc,oto t,.i m,nas
r. tho aerv;cs Of t,,n Gosnoi. Zen Fra anklinl
rhnr, sg 1So Tr;aus to ,,oi traIi
an, rat,.ta,ioa r'r norson. r'ni,.ao,,ar.as
~ sTha,I.a. cnn.ida,sd ihat Il ,ras ia +imtv -
Ia Hh,,rch not ~ wat fnr iad;vIiu,aia
10 10 expscss a sprc!a' dcairo to wori:
them ,,nrt o sen Ibo; into to 'old a.
ren au ntu ~ sllJt t .t1 ea.h -. ~
istnrs md a,Jcr, i,v nam. are anu nit,nc Az haa
h"an flnna frnn tima iTnn,eH,,r;nI a. 1,,consist.
ty waa aerecd 10 vii, iiftle nrutcat Tha Com
,nittnn i,' I?Lnr9o Of Earlham CoiIoco maio a
,nr s,tiar, ctns., ,o,,ort rarso,,,, t,,a ;ns,i
ut,o,, to lo in tjpur,shiur cnna't6,. bn an.
rrouria,;on Of 81 i'm n yca1 for thrcn vcara ~ r.
I'D i IN erecting ao,no now buildiuus' was alowed
Sn ,e,eotinr nanc;1,, woz he,a rcstsrd,x ~.
tn ocn1 y so r tn i TO-
ton 0vor Corgsl,ali. Thoy rcooft I'll i'd dAo oh"roh
n;ia bc.;fjcs fnrty.thrco ,ia.;o1, sc,,"n,s IN n
,r,I,;c,, Trinx aro =, ,ra -. tasa n,,noonj NV ~
n,oct;nra n, atiii ,rt.,ort Sah1,, tsnt,oota ana
Trom a6nn no;vhnrhno,a tho rs,,nrt 1n ~,
TINT tI,nv havo m vn,,rr ronn,a T,haso 1n,ut
ho danned ovH ssova mora rand
Lx NIissca nv,sn,, .md Wh;te and also cna by
H. n +. Intn,ann 'Ti,a t,s1 .n,,,- ioaina ~,
both q GRADUATES M Of Enrlaana' and % raid yory aba
aasnvs IN n ,nnnner xyh;cI aYj,;httod n h;1,, a..
rrcc a. cnIt;yat;nn A,ressea wnrs a,sn rivsn
bv Zen Frsnkind and o. r Gof1,n' NUS "'@' s''01
Sunday mnrp;,v onancd r;n,r III. ucat1,or
orar,nT orcry ;rdncor,ant ~ tta naoofa ,cra -,
rt+nn5encc ,i,on Ihc roiioiona serricoa to.i,v
i irain NJ sTfocn cara can,a from in.lienanol,a
nnnthnr ~ cIayan cars frnm 1i;chvny md NM
cara nn " tl,c rost o' Wsvna Ro.i ali Ind. md.
~ 40 mi ma tEo rnynia oo,',,3 .tond
, 1874-10-05


Tho Grand Rapias Times rays that Mr. Mum
son, formerly Of tho Sherman House, has
bought, and Intends running, d restaurant thors.
P, II. Raymond. Chief Engineer OF tho Firo
Department Of Cambridge. MaHs., and Oliver L.
Greene, Chlof Enginoer Of the Fire Department
Of Providence. r. l., aro registered At tho Metro
politan.
Speaker Blaine aud wife have returned from
Wisconsin, and aro guostB at tito Palmer House.
Gen. Alex. shaler, Chiof- f-Engjneee Of tho Now
York Fire Department. arrived here yesterday,
and is guest at tho Palmer House.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer House-N. Il. Beuuun, Wilmington,
Del; A. L. Foster, John 1uuis Kane, 8. s.
1Ioulaud. A. Cutter, Now York; II. II. Ginnoll.
Sacrsne1ito; O.. q. 1Ilckols. San Francisco,
(. Grand Pacific Hotei-W. NJ. Humphrey,
Now York; the Hon.. J. Robson. Winona;
Il 9, Jones, baltimore; William IT,
v1no Mount Carroll; Vincent Reynolds,
England Jcsso Hoyt. Now York Cburlea Ellis.
phitadelphia; r. n. Cable. @. II. Osborn. nucl,
Island A. Jewots, Enelana. 0. A. IItckol,
san Frsncisco' y: Il. Dob!o. Jr;: Nsw
swift. Nov Yo5k; James ii. Woods,
Lonlon; 0. H. Day, New York: Jrsse q.
Smith, Detroit; 8. a. Lovcloy, Now York Dr..
4. E. TynE, Proyidence, Il. I. .. Fremont
Rouse--D. b. Razoltlne. pittshurg A. ". Rose,
Milwaukee: John Gcwcll, Cleveland; Q. H.
Horton, Denver; s. freeman, New York.
, 1874-10-05

rron,Btt Of an1oat abundant yic!d will bo rsduood
about TO por cont on tho entire crop.
On laanY Of tho plantations tho lossos sua-
thnod woro other than that of tho rice crop, for
wo 1uve reports That thoro was Wholesale
drowMing Of poultry, rhilo many hogs, cattle,
and laoraoa atso periahed.
[rho Savannah Republican estimates .., tue
B101000."j
, 1874-10-05

oDtE1H1 7Tsb1EN "a 7T4s LHcHT0 TRIBUNE,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 4.-D!Hhop Cumuns
arrived 1T tho city yesterday ovoulpg. and to-lay
preached in tho Imuau1luol Reformed Episcopal
Church to an oyeiRowiug congregation, Next
Sunday, Or tho Sunday following. lie proniygn
fiji exhaustive dlBcousHo Oh tho work iu which lie
iN euEaEel,
, 1874-10-05

WARHMoro Il, 2. G.. Oct. 4.-For the Upper
LaRea and tha Northwest, falling barometer,
fresl. eouth and southwest Winds, warmer and
cloudy weather. and occasional rain.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1, 1874.
, 1874-10-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


Inc frosoJtor1hn ohufch fof aomo ttmo in
co'lteo Of oreotlon on thocornorof Pra'rin avonuo
and Forty.f}r ttreet, vae doticated yostortay
aftornnon.
-,
,o.x.,,.,.a 1.,,.I, =. ,.. - ~. ,w..,s,...,s
e'l'"sv ", 'a's" s''""' ~ -* "'it'''.
btfoot' 1hey WILL DO glad TO receiYo liberal
share Of tho pub1o patronage.
,,on .foaie.I co,1aaa sIa,,,u, non,rtn,o,t -,
oab" a'oa'e*i eoheee' "iea'oai uop"i"ue"1 "
the NortlweBtefn University, Will 90 E1Von in
tho College Hall, corner OF pratrfo agenuo and
Tvopty.eixth streot. tbis oyonin1. uy Prof.
1,hom.z q. Rond 1s1orc;soa com,n ann nromnt.
Ao"s' - oonu. 1Ao,I,"o" e',oo ',," -
M'H p n' LILO p'loho Ro'or"hS aro 1aS'1oa
to attend.
tonr.,a rnon, ~ rort,,t 71,,,or nl,c1r corner NJ
.on,e 4oo,', ! eent'"l ohiou Dloe"' .oluo. 70
hau'soa anu ai'rRet etrcots' ses1oru"s !osenoo"'
and btole Clothing vpiuot Mt 92a5. Tho uetectfToB
rho hodv -, nrr,.a M,Y,r,,o ,orn,o~,v roto
~ o,.s w. eno ~ - ,,',.'1. "N'' 1o. o Nv
- NV s'nes. IL nH,a"!"' ma" .oa,'a u. 'n0
river a. I"ettn Atreet bridge yesterday aftor-
time ago. The romans orc txkon 10 tho
Morguo aud the Coroner notified.
s, D. Babcock, of No. GOO wcBt Lnko street,
1sailroad, Saturday night, ut The Wood ntroot
crossing, and severely in1ured.
VA6f +{tfz b&.A -
a,nco f,ant EIla ,nol ohnroc ~ ~ nn,Iaa tuao
'rtoea ZOO not 20 asss. uH g. a. 1ao uas9 aMtue.
atraat stat tsan, XIX u. .he H.auiaon
ncionk H. 81 ,;nl,t 1' 'o' r. 49, o"'"'a"5 up W
'''
man named John Whalon Was found on
Lake st1oot, tear Aoyue,, yesterday afternoon.
with dapgcrous wound N one Of AsB thighs.
ZIG stascd 70 otticer Charles Iato q that nogro
cut him. Or. Aootlloy drensea the wound, aud
the man was sakou to hs home, No. &c Cork
stroot. ...
THE FIRST HEo1arST.
Company L, to form part OF tho Ftrst Regt-
mcut Illinois stnts Guard, Was organized, u;tder
orders to tue recruiting oilicor. ut No. 99 Ran.
doph s!reet. sat,'rdny evening: Tbs following
officers wore cloctod: William Black, Capsaii.;
". ?. Gnnthorp, First Lieu:onnut; II. r.
Boynton, Eccohd-I1eusonant. Tho Company
WILL Moot WIN Company u, at me southeast cor
nor of washington nsreet nnu fitth afonno, this
ovoning at 7:i5 o'clnck, aud march to tho
arnofJ: .....-..
The Major commanding Aas iss'1ed the follow
lnr circular eoncerning M important bustnosa
meeting to 90 holi TINS oVcna':
uEADQuAnrERs Ftnsr HEa1,tEsT
ltL1So1s hrATE GUAM
rz..u t. - pi, W q: =, !al4.
co1napss w'n y, " e. Fs.t saent fnoi. M
at liz armory Nm H. 7v and ii 81 ato streo on Man
dap, Oct s, u O'Clock D, N. Dy orrer,
r. 4. SHERMAN,
Ma1sr csin'ua,sding
Lteat. ouAhhEs 8. DfEnh' Acstns AdJutaas.
JusT1r1AnLE HOMICIDE.
Coron-r stol1hons held All lnlnsst yesterday
aftertoon III tho lall, corner Of CAual aud TaY-
lor st' cots, o.. fhe body OF John Dcsplcfcro,
, 1874-10-05
Miss EI,ito ltcrano.tss Aquatic Athletics
in the Ey0meM,H Erov ksnsiaa.

From tbs Sfl5 T0TE SUII, 0c1, I.
In tho woInon'a Swimming matinee yesterday
M at,oot, lila kate Dsnunot dI.eot,sus @ st' Of the
bath, plunged in daringly, and padded tao
round, followed by a feminine flock at lcr 1oat-
luz pupils, a'l Of whom, with graceful ease.
hopt tl!eir Aeada, aboye wator. They rsfted
thonaseives together by the arms, aud swan
, 1874-10-05

Meeting v...................... 1888
Number OF maies ...., .,..,...,..,,...,... 8,Ult
Number Of fe,n1ira. s,4O1
lun.llIes sud parts Of fa1ncs, s,.....,,..,,, ,311
Number under 81 years Of ago.. ........ -. COCA
Established nectiilgs ..,.,,..,,,....,...... 116
Number OF mintstcr.. .,,..,,...,,,,,,,...., 1G9
kfeesiugB Without Acknowledged mtntstcra,.., ~
Number Of births ,.....,s,,..,,.,......... 3Bt1
Number Of births aHt year, ,.,..,,,,, ,....... 4OB
Number received Oh tettor III
Number reccivpl ,y rcquest ,.............. 1,127
Received last CSC
Number daowncd. ..,,,,...................... ~
Number resigned .,.......................... ~
Number removed By lcttor. 1I1
Number DEATHS last your ........... ......... o2t
, 1874-10-05

The King Of ITALY has issued deoroe dihsolv-
ing the Chamber If DoputtoA, and has ordered
new election on tho 8th and 10TH Of November.
The Italian Parliatnaut is couvokad to moat on
the 23d OF November.
A Madrid letter stntos tint It In we'll known In
official circles that tue German Government has
sent q note to tia French Government that tho
German Government hnH made Official inyestisa-
tlona along tho Fronoh frontier rs to tlb aid that
Franco has givon to the Carlists; it reaults that
that aid ia complete and oren. Therefore, Ger
nanv requests Franco to send e, 100 troops to
the frontier, to stop such aid to the CarliBts.
Otherwlse Germany will DO compelled to do 30.
, 1874-05-04


New YonK, May 2.-Monay closed easy at So
& por cont.
Foreign exchange left of firm at $4.871S@4S
for prime bankers aixty days' sterling, and
64.001S&04.H for demand. Commercial bills are
quoted at 948414@4.80.
Gold opened At 113, and closed at 11216, Mt
which all tranHactiona of tho day wore mads-
Carrying rateB 81 and per cent. CearingH.
$31 ,010,090. The Aasistant-T Treasurer disbnrsod
during the week. over $4,000, 900, and re-
ceiyod for customs over a2,00a00Q. Paymonta
ontuceount Of the May interest to date arc a.
most $4,000, goo: lmpost entries Of dg-goods
chandiae 94.Ge250a. Total IN gold coin valu-
Gtios,, $685., ,995. Specie shipments to-day
wero s745. 900, including 1926. 600 in gold burH
from California, and $4,000 In silver, the bal
nucs chiefly In gold coin.
Governments steady.
State bonds quiet and nominal. The general
condition OF tha atnck-markct to-lay waa
dull. Even tic improvement Which fol-
lowed the publication OF the bank state
mont was loat during the Inst hour Of business.
The closing quotations wore tho lowest mndo
and showed : decline Of i to 196 per cont. Tic
principal business WAS in Western Union, Lake
Shore, Pacific Alail, Wabash, Union Pacific,
southwestern, and ST. Paul common, and Rock
island.
THE WEEKLY BANK BTATEn1ENr.
Loana, decrease. 81, $40, ,2l0; specie, inoreaso
81, 303 200; legal-tentera. incroase @1Oo3, 400 !;
leposlts. decrease, e85. 200; circulation, de-
stoaso, Sl2, 600; reaarve, increase, o. 420, 800.
, 1874-05-04

sssn ze.s e:s ss ssstss 15ss .sss' 81
333e: we:!ern do. ii9@liYo; sonIhefn 90, loSSS 'SS
g. .ss .iaaSsa 5:a tssfass sseasss;lss ,e T.
s:as sssai dS xsss;s a4
dronobe walnuts, nav. 16@i7o; lrazlls, 11a1lho;
q $Ss fsa5Ps:sss Ss.a .
ShaGN FRu1rs-ror..sa fru.t. wsrein good do
s.is pree. Lemen' 1s eSe pap so.; ':ins
ooS7o6 pr brl Cultivated cr.nbsrIies % IL tGs Ganes
1t 570oa7to hananas so.oolss.oo por bunch pino-
dH3oEn1Ks nrn. tone porv.d,ng Tho cot,se
market ssrl!af IN tho wooa y nps nov apparont 1e-
II hoe md o
70 reduction Wcrc freely offered. Eagaza wsro again
3rm, and in refined grades va note IN kc advance.
movement IL very genorsly anticipated. ii other
lines there wsra no changes worthy Of mention.
sas ana re- spices and other doaeFp
D1-CAnp. BoDA-1k08o.
Jaw ao i.nes o <sxs stsSs ess,e;
s: jnssssSs ;.Ss T. sSs g.; @
asHS s9 gs'me i 2@s 4ss;t ta9Essstno 9Xs
e ass anseon :ss sss sKs aaisp.
e@aNo; LouisiAna, 81{30kc.
po~asts a 9a sraasea ssntaso ma
sfs1 esS ' & g. aea&s; 59; ,alIo1 4 'oe T. n. sa.
5s 81 81 ss5e ssess r.
Ss'ssa. ~ sasas saoits. S1aaXa: o. 9iiSs' sx5so:
. 1 asemSI drps silver ar,p.
osssn: o ehoss sss1ss Sd
go DO prime, so@s2o; DO common, 1o@79c Porto
Rieo 'nolaaaes, ohoaee s90aso; common olsaacs. -
sA1EnA9ua-common to beat, sH@s,<o.
T.. ns;r 'Ps,a t. g,s. M
so.rsNaermsn moteds sTeieTo; * ~ % aolasa WI! WI,
palm, 9gsHe; s.voa imperi!. essxo Wits Ras.
sf4aea.sll1or alosss aX&ios admmon, s@ioNo;
pure. 5N@se.
advancs for timothy. Prices aro Irregular aud often
inmediatsiy for fssd. Praii. vs. lila more plenty
.ss ss e.; essne nssa
them :hsa ! ior day. ;ao. RI. following prices Rs
spot hay naads direct to ahinpera At higher ag-
ufes: Timothy. prime slo.oo@106o; Nc. ], $ls.soS9
1s9S p9@; pssrs nj H. '1s
or :tough, 81 ;ooa11; SO. LoosE oH WAao,t-Titu-
o.hy a oo(92o oo prairie, ~. For deliv
h1DEs-Wsrs si in moderate ss % dsmsnd. Quotation.
1s' hssEy' a. &C. s M a. :s faS as1
20: ary sstsd. &iso; dsz aiat S fsasos N ae.eoa e
ssns Sotsss ,den .eorsa ct os .hssT.s
]. @asss pss E.
N0Ps-Vhe n1nrkss il dull. anne very poor grades
sre quoted 1t 1olac, and ths best at asc with .tls
Common 70 choice Wes,ern, lo@ &c
IRON AND srEEL-Woro In moderate demand.
, 1874-05-04
Money and COMMERCE,


eAEVhDAf EVENING, Mhy y.
The demand tor money this week hss boon
tght, and tile rnto Of discount Ina beeu nm.
shangod. Ton per cont Is askod for liRoountina
average commercial papor, loans havo been
made ny somo Of tho banks hnying largo EUR.
pua OF country deposits At pcr cont for Short
time, and money has boon frooly offered In some
quarters at oven lowor ratos Oh call.
Tho scrutiny Of oollaterals IL worry close, and
thcre hus boen some complaint that although
money was plonty mono could got 1t but thoBo
who did not noed IT, Spectators certainly woro
navor lesa accommodated by bsnkera md
uoney.londers than now. This is palpably
tho case In roal estate, aud. In fact, In
every other direction. Tic determination
capitalists show to favor only conservative cn-
torprisos, and legitimate trado ts no now or
pasaipq mood. Eycr since tho panic business
has been Aottllpg down to a Bouudor basis.
Credits are ahortor and moro grudgingly given !;
stocks on hand are amaller; country morchapta
and tobbors mnko their purchaser moro fro
quontly; and tho mass Of people are economic
Ing, rs Ia shown BY tlloir sparlng purchases.
Moro produc has goro through Chicago East
ward since the last harvest, nnd moro money has
gone back to tho country, than over bet GRO.
aro rich: Those people are tho principals for
whom Chicago doeR busiuasa. Their prosperity
Is our prosperity, and equally, their economy
means quiet In o,,r tsado.
Money Is aoeking investmontsi In Chicago from
every direction. In QUO day during the weok
S1bQ,0Q0 waR offorod hero to loan by country
banks in Iowa. Banks in other States sook to
place their money hero. This money Ia freely
slfered for good commercial paper, and for Gov
lr1mant bonds, aud for Chloago City and Cook
County bonds. Tie domand for these last two
"a much greater than the supply. money avoids
stockB Of all kinda real estate papor, and even
Iho bonds Of manufacturing compaulos aud rail-
foatts.
Thore Is distinction to hs made In reference
10 the monoy market. The facts cltod
show that money In the sense Of currency
Is plenty, but tho condition Of tho money
1narkot ia much more than question Of our
rouoy. Curroncy tB bnt small part OF tho
money whose movements aro recorded In the
money marriott. Tho doposita with bankers. and
factora OF tha money market, and Of these cur
erncy forms but a fraction. Currency is plenty,
but the money market Ia not active, for neither
depoeita nor loans reach any conHidorablo figure.
The Strata wore opened during.the week, but
no result Ia yet to bo aeen in buAinosa. So much
produce has gono Eastward during tho winter
that tho opening must. be expected to llsyo Less
transportation by wator.
Exchange opened. firm n 30, md closed at
about 25.
Rates Of foreign o1chnnge were quoted on
Saturday, by Skow~Poterson, laborg i Co., bank
ers, 2 South Clark atreot, Chicago, as follows:
London. 49s@4e1;, Paris, 51s11@61219i Bel-
Eiu,a, ,lv 51ve71S@@I5121; Hamburg. 995SSX@@9gX;
land, 2o115:
They alno report cab1o transfers to bo: Lon
don, 592111, and Paris. 610.
, 1874-05-04

LIvIRPooIs May 2-l1 D. us,-rlour, $50. Wheat
Win!er i?s@12a 9d SPRING Iii vaa las ID white ~
7d@l2a lod Club, la 11dt8lss 3D. Corn, 3as od9a0s.
Pork, eGa. Lard, 48s 3 d.
-11vEnPoorv May 2-l:oo p. m.-pork, e7a. Lard,
ia. RsRt unchanged.
loapoA, May 2+-Amoupt ot bullion gous Into the
Bank of Kn8iaia On balance today, El2,ouo. Con"
sols tor money. s2k@o2n ( account aak 9es4
w. 209x VIII 1ak 1Q1aas lAl naN ~
, 1874-05-04

25o2l. .s34.s5 2,7o1, ,418.91
Tho increase In tho volume for tho last two
dayB Of the week waa duo to the monthly sett1a-
1ncrta.
Eastern banks, in States whose quota Is full,
ure negotiating With banks in this city for tho
purchase OF their notes, for the purpose Of in
creasiug circulation. There Ia profit in Na-
tonnl Bank circulation ar tho East, which disap-
pears here, where money il at 10 per cent. Sew
eral OF the banks ot this city are known to bo
dcsirous Of retiring their circulation. and Eastern
banks can. no doubt, get Ill they want at small
premium.
RTocE MOVEMENT roN TIE WEEK.
Tho following list, showing the highest. low
est, aud closing quotations Of active stocks for
Tho past wook, Is furnished by 4. Q. Slaughter.
Bauscer i BroHar, corner Clark and Madison
8traata.
, 1874-05-04
HARKETS BY TRLEGRApu.
Tho Now York Dry Goods 91arkcr,
BATuRpAr EVENING, Nay 2.

New Yonx, May 1.-Trado movement slow and de-
void Of ntaroat. The market for cotton goods IL
steady and prlcos unchanged Prints quiat bit shirt.
ing ttyles move freely Woelen goods dull Tho Daity
tra production Of worstod drcaa falrico viii be sold
ne1t week BY A, G. Jultas1. ut ths store Of Hoyt
sprague Co., In this city, plack stlks and pura
noh2irs In Hta2dy delnAnl.
, 1874-05-04
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, hfay1.
The following were the receipsa aud shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding dato one year ago:
, 1874-05-04
Total dour and meal 1.B84,0s7 4,

steady, closing at 81. .2716@1.2 .2s for juno Seller
May at 1.2634 G01.2G1. Corn was in moderate
request ae co., l@os9sc aoner Juno, closing ut tho
inside. Provlsions werc quiet. a salo Of 40, 600
ms OF abort RIBS WIS reported ut $40 cash, looao.
, 1874-05-04

Withdrawn from atoro on Friday for city con-
sumption: 4,878 hu wheat, 5,0i7 bu corn, s,l74
bu corn, STA bu oats, HTS hu rye. Withdrawn
from do during tho week: II, TAG bu whost 81, ,4G7
bu corn, % o23 bu oata, 1896 bu rye, 6,G51 hu
barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: Ill cars
wheat; $50 cars corn, 5000 bu high nalxod do,
$3.50 hu No, do, and 5000 bu rejected TO by
canal; cars oats; s cara burloy. Total (sB0
oars), 67,000 bu. Inspected out 154.d bu
wheat; 0,a71 bu corn; u. .34s bu oats; 2,47A bu
rye.
Tho following were the rece!pta and shipments
Of breadAtutia and live stock at this point during
the ppst week, and for tho corresponding wooKs
ouLlng ~ lAted,