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Boarding & Training Stable

4 ND is prepared to take Colts and Hor-
n ses and fit them for roadsters Or track
horses, at reasonable ratee. Mr. Garrison
has had lifelong experience with horses
and fatters himself that he can give salts
faction in every ease--that he can make the
most out of any horse. Farmers and 9th
ers are requested to leave their horses with
HIM to fit them for market or the track
Charges modera'e aod satisfaction guar
RnteSd. t?f
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or $ ale.

A HOUSE AND THREE LOTS, sITUA-
n cd on Wilder Street, about minutes
walk from the Milwaukee & St. 2. Depot.
containing rooms, good well of water,
cistern, barn, aud we'll fraited. For further
Rsr'iea ars .pp'g 70
iTzm DR.. W. <. SPALDING.
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T. HEYMANN,

IMPORTER and dealer in Foreign and
i Domestic Wines and Liquors, and also
manufacturers Of choice Cigars.
The purest California Wines and Bran
dies instantly on hand.
Watertown, Feb. S, 1872.
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GEORGE MCMILLEN.
General Com mission l1erchont

UeNeFUL COHlHI1SStOTI 1HeTC7tt7tt, ,
And dealer in Grain, Flour. Butter,
Cheese, Eggs, Poultry, Hides, Seeds, Pcta-
toes, Vegetables, Green and Dried Fruits,
&c. Cor. Washington and West Main, Wat
ertown, Wisconsin. Special attention Civ
en- to Filling Orders.
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Copying Rooms and Studios
3 20 State ST., Chicago.
JOHN MILLER

AGENT FOR WATERFOWL. Orders left
at his Office in Mr. Chas. Noack's Store,
Main Street, or addressed to P. 0. Box No
l6l, will receive prompt attention. Sam
pies Of ali kinds Of pictures may also b G
seen at lis office. 33w2
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The government offers for sale at
erc.ion seven Of the sinele-trrrci
moaitors ~, i've irot3iad vessels.
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Thi"tr-three new Pos ofFices we're
established .o Nebtas1a las nouta.
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Rates of 4dUertisi1lg.

Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
Professional and Business Cards s. 90 year
Business notices in local column 10 cents per line
or first insertion, and tiyc cents Tor sUbse4d dent
Insertions
Advertisements not accom- panied with directions,
will be inserted till forbid, and charged for accord
ingly
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4. GRITZNER.

FASHIONABLE Barber and Hair Dres-
4 ser. Sbop under Post Office, Brook s
Block. Watertown, Wis. The best of Hair
Dve used, warranted 70 hold color for eight
weeks.
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General Agent,
WATERTOWN, WIS.
BANK CT WATERT0WN.
Organized in 1854.


Under oiad Act of tie Lcgisga-
ttre Of tie State of Wtsconsin.
A. L. PRITCHARD .,....... President.
l.. r. CAOY Y...................... Vice President
w. ii. Cha kk. ...................... Cashier,
AMOS BAUM assistant Cashier.
This Bank will continue, as for the past
twenty years, to transact general banking
business under its State Charter of Loan ing
Money, Receiving Deposits, Buying and
selling Exchange, Coin, Bonds and other
securities.
Drafts of 800 and under, sold at the same
price charged for Money Orders at the Post
Office, and foi amounts over 500 sold at a
ess rate. II
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DANIEL HALL,

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law and
n Solicitor in Chancery. Otice-Over
Wisconsin National Bank, at the former
Office of Enos Il Hall.
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To Horse II
@. B. C G. e = r. Sggm

has opened in E. R. EVANS Barn on the
West Si5a a
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
For the Advance.

With the Agriculturist, labor is
prayer his work being the fruition of
his desires, they entering into con-
sonance with the god of Nature, bring
ing forth fruit after their kind, and the
kind is typical Of the character of the
sower, indices by which We read the
experience and intelligence of the oper-
ator, and nature, being true to itself,
answers such prayer in accordance to
the skill manifested upon the part Of
labor thus directed.
So we can see the necessity of ad-
dressing ourselves intelligently to old
mother Earth; though her answer may
not come in audible voice, nevertheless
it does come. for the harvest and the
clustering vine with the fruits of, au-
tumn proclaim a literal answering of
prayer. or in other words if you like,
the falfllment upon her part Of the Oh,
legations transferred to her keeping from
the seed time. "A -
r s - =
We see something beautiful and en-
obling in the relation that the hus-
bandmen sustains toward the world of
matter upon the one side, and the world
Of intelligence upon the other, mediator
between the two, working in conjunc.
ton with the former, that the latter
maj, be supplied sustenance for physi-
cal growth and maintenance. Nov,
Who y there 80 little il mind as to at
tach contamely % the merits Of this av-
. ooattlon, when they come to realize the
4
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

top Of 70 sl6f - eene1tIs shsSe given.
Il polish IKE ] . marble mautel.
This : but half : nile from tie ryer
,,L..e pr, Y.ry intends erecting |. -four
iing min this season. He can build :
5d1an On tie gr,velly bed Of Rock river
:xaiith that stone that win Withstand the
torrents tl for ages, I should suppose.
Climbing " the precipiee on the snow
that Vas packed against is face 50 dense
" BY the wind as to afford safe footing,
Igained point where I could see houses
sixteen miles away across the prairie, and
the bluffs on the west of the Sioux river,
thirty miles southwest, was plainly dis
cernible. From the edge Of the cliff the
ground rose gently for about forty rods
when it rolled and spread away in all d.
rections as far as the eye could reach.
It was at this point that the Indians
used to stand and watch for herd Of
buffalos to come in sight, when: upon a
signal to the people below, the hunters
would take each side of the cliff and get
behind the herd, then drive them up to
and headlong over this precipice into the
valley below, where the wounded were
dispatched and all skinned and the meat
dried for future use. Some of their
bones are now lodged in the crevices of
the rocks, and their bones whitened the
ground before the plow covered them un-
der its cleaning share.
The tracks of the wolf, fox, coyote
and jack rabbit were imprinted thickly
on the snow along the front Of the
mound, and the smoke stained assures
showed how the caves and holes in the
rock had been inhabited by the wild men
Of the west. This has always been a
famous range for the Bison, and but 40
miles south from the great pipe stone
quarries now reserved by the Govern
ment for the use of the Indians. The
citizens of Lu Verne are a wide-awake,
whole-souled, open-hearted set, and look
forward to bright future for their town
and county. Worthington, on the St.
Paul & Sioux city railroad, is the nearest
railroad station, and Lu Verne does the
most of her trading at Sioux City.
G.. A. j. 0.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
wisconsin Department.
MISCELLANY AND NEWS.
BY e. b. Carter.
When I am Dead.

Translated from the Spanish
Toll not the bell of death for me
When I am dead,
Strew not the flow'ry wreath DER me,
On my cold bed;
Let friendships sacred tear,
On my fresh grave appear.
0eqQ0ing with pearls my bier,
Whom l am dead.
No dazzling, proud array.
OF pageantry displayed,
My fate to spread;
Lot not the busy crowd be near,
Then were my memory blest,
When I am dead.
Tanning with unfelt sighs my bier,
Signs quickly sped.
Deep let the impression rest
On some fond female breast;
Then were my memory blest,
When am d.ad.
Lot not the day be writ;
Love will remember it
Untold, unsaid.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
For The Advance,

EOE Au0 ADVANCE.
There is no heart so deadened. but
that beats with quickened impulse as
memory strikes the chords of fonder
dreams, that lie buried with the secrets
that it would hide from the world.
No life of dissipation can destroy the
impress of such thoughts, for they are
daguereotyped within the souls inner
chamber as silent witnesses of happier
hours.
The rust Of time may gather with the
passing years-wrinkles may carve the
work Of approaching dissolution, but,
nevertheless, these silent oracles of life's
memory strike the same melody all along
the key board of human events. G.
MEN may counterfeit a truth and re-
ceive value from the unsuspecting thus
deceived-but, nevertheless, the truth
underlieth the deception or else there
would have been no counterfeit.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

There are two things that puzzle me.
One is, the amount of misplaced virtue
in the world that is to say, the i'm
mense quantity Of downright goodness
scattered around among the commonest
sort Of people; among people about
whom there are no social safeguards
whatever, and who would be quite up
to the moral standard of their neighbors
if they gave loose rein to all manner
of passion. I tell you when man who
has been surrounded with pure inau-
ences,-1 do not mean with austerity
or fanaticism, from which he would be
likely to suffer reaction-when a man
who has breathei no atmosphere but
that Of moderation and decorum, looks
back upon his own life, and trembles
at his hundred hair-breath escapes
from utter ruin of one kind or another,
he cannot help wondering what keeps
the unprotected classes from going al
together and utterly to the bad
Scrtbners for March.
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08
CORRESPONDENTS.
NO xuzzIsD PaEss.
American Politics.

Lickspittleism- m-Mrs. Grundy-ks, Ktu1isns-
Konotony Of Party Slang-7oo Auch Coz.
efnment. =
The Grange advance., 1874-04-08

faot that from is nostrils 8 breathed3
forth the life essehcs Of humanity with
allits businessrelati ithout bread
the artisans hand would be p.lsied, the
brain Of genius dos1nant insthe womb Of
time, and oonditien Of inertia ip the
world Of thought, for sent;ent life must
eat that it may think. 2 &
We know that there is sort Of fun
gus growing ont Of the extravagances
Of humanity, shining through the world
in the guise of manhood, that are ever
ready to elevate their snobbish noses
and cry kentry," fertilizer and rustic
&c.; they are very we'll known by the
odor (musk) and system of style they
support, airy bubbles floating noiseless-
ly along upon the great ocean Of events,
exploding here and there with meteor
like flashes and as soon forgotten.
For them we have no thought farther
than is actuated by the spirit Of charity
for the waste they are making Of life's
opportunities, but we do feel and know,
that, as class, we are not understood
and appreciated by the world of sense
toward whom we look for reciprocal
tion Of interest that should be mutual
and protective. Our labor is certainly
legitimate based in nature, and deal
ing with the first principles, and those
principles involving as they do the
needs and wants of human life and in
dustry, will, Of necessity, make for them.
selves place in due time that the world
is bound to respect. Already we think
we have the key to the solution of this
problem, only requiring time to disclose
the result. G..
, 1874-07-18
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY JULY is, 1874

ID Hess ssr ,Gs' s5n, IT. ,os :,'gs 'aa@
sss; !ss5s s.,.,,as.,
Of tho oil nrkot. Trndo con.inuod moro than orann-
Iy good for tnoacason and the tsnor q H. at9
i. .lea iest M 90 Illinois lsgsi til ~ asg, l3S
Il Ss;; II J s,s $5 a:ssa :ssi ,aS
Sss. 81 ssf III isfss ;fS Sss "a "a
4so napl1tha, % grayity, 1do; naphtta, oommou,
'TRSSf:AiTGoEs-oho,ce now sell roady To tho ,ocs
trade an being IN on!y fair supply rG'o firm, while
comn,on stock T. slow snd weak. Old poIataes soll
9UtrT1s .ca es: wssg ia3 md cUio
Tarksys. % s@os; I'D eSieIsns @ ssSo@S7s | sprinss:
si.EDs-Timothy, ,was orcl.ed aud, 1s@2oo higher.
s Sgg Rs h s IT, CT so ssE f sr IT, rG or
acota wc5o quiet, but flrnl. Timothy quotablo at
Aagst % ts5o;ssf9 sst i
f'i io@iko ID tssa nriSs S
ssoo; zoo usas {eiore Ghsnac; st soo; % b,ss 4
$500 bag At tas7H.' nae'' common, at s2eu; Go
AALT-Gontinuea aotivo and Heaay at the quotations.
following ouondago and sa8innw, tlno+ CLIO; Cam
nas a0 oraary eoafss s'o cear:s dit
ss ss' 49, aa9 sis ee'f3 win ''a'' s'0' Ashton dairy
the tea trade good degroc Of activity waa
noticeable aud full late prices Aro being raalzel. Wo
quote: Young uyson. eo1nmon to falr, a5@4sc; DO.
I ssSsss a e 'ss' ss o te sSs sssp si ss s
ese@si os; taif i good sanpoxder, esss: enoiss
piugaaey, fl,oo@1.1o: extra Moyane s1.3o9l. .3s ;
OhO{cR GftrA g3CLA$I 60 common to
good 10. 8sS76o; fair to good oil, 6oa6se common
DO, B1@4ao oolorcl nauraleaf Japar, 6o@8oc oonl-
mon 70 9ns oolong, s'G9t6o; good dS8ose; choice to
TOBA0Co-is firm at tho prices following:
FINE Cur-Extra. 15aaao; elloico, oo6ac5c medium,
rIua-Nntnral leaf, 10000; hall bright, oo@7oo
% saosns1oesd e ohotco, asasso; medium, aes
| WoOD-Conttnlcs in fair request and remains
0rm 1t tho quotations: Hoooh, 500; maple. $50
'Ssot} WoS%s: WA sisi stea1y aud Moderately soao.
Good to prime tao-WaHhou. .tNGIb2t
Fine to good tnb-washea: .4s9547t
Coarae washed tieeco. .0B8A0t
Medium md COARSE unwashod. .soes99s
and hurry WOOL 5sioo ie:;.
WOoDEN-WAItE AND oMs-Dairy goods wor,
in fair request and steady, tho only change boint
#. eieesa tuS.. ,sm.9; n. 10. s5,25; No. ::
Heelers, 'f 1s III ia nett, a5 hnibushsl ea.rss
rlain $7.75 psr doz; do, iron bouni, $3.50. ohurns
Ss a. r.; iess P's sstS,;;sa., GSs; e. fs sse
S2oos2. so; IannakiaT. $3o0@s5o pei raok; buiior
ofa n1cs ass IL er "1 u s
lroelus, g. ooaa.6o !; No. 2 do. $2.6oS276; eommo'
hAfLEoXD EnE1auTs-were moderately ac.lv.
end ste21ys
, 1874-07-18

HIIEEr-0u1y moderate demand sxteted to-day,
aobe to ssa psa rig '1Sa ehcay Teas On
local account, nj soo8t.oo for poor to common. at
s25@4. 90 for medium and at $4;7.en2s for good 70
shoicc, which s,ows decline Of fully 6Do per 100 ibs
from Thursdays quotations; a;,n,,
,nR Goo for tho }ast four iays' aganas o for tic
sa,ne tlms last week. Market o1tren,cly dull sellers
unwilling to make further concessions, and salcs very
ranged from 7A@1oc: native s.eors, 1o(9l2xo. More
than 40 carloads remained unsoll.
oe ssf IL ss sssas sns a. se ns
dull ii 4@oo, with moro oersd than could DO sold at
BwlnHReceipts $50, making 10 800 for this last fonr
days, agauat III, TO for the sans timo ast week.
At o55c dressed fraer 1t sI@sxc viii, ths Sull oi
salca ut $40.
EAsr LaSxn1I r. 1y reoep
for tho week. Guiding July 10, 80 CARS, 1890
1 hss os a Ssen % ,ssas ahes tsasa sra Almost .
many for sale the falling OF being IN through con-
signnents leaving opening for cattle a Now York,
that market being repoTtnd ssrnnG. Trade has been
active Baoa being tnado easily without any Quotaho
change. Prices beat gra..os f:anyt4tna ara better
;st & s.sss T. Ss saE H. L g5'%is iss
$50; common, GOO To- 1,oo s. st.ooa4. .es
sockera, 900 to 800 IBIS, so49o hulss. as 70 quail.
y, s:eE is''a'0o sales amounted 10 s' head .9f the
Hoas-The receipts for the week were 1sl cara, Or
&C., Cen ss shahs. ss Il
raeres, se.4o@e. .So; common, sssetas. .7e. :.
S7So head, sassa,s g W rar. tho weeS bstore. The
supply hus 1een heavy, and Tho market dull quality
aaa u e sso e
main upsoll It thia writing extra 90 TO s5 s, 10y
@ss g@Sa $ to % 3 7St, n 8 T., ta5 = to
BUFFALO.
, 1874-07-18

E1fGl4H MtFRek8.
LIVERPOOL, July I'LL 4. m.--fl0ur, 27s. Wheat-
Wintar 11AG3l1a I'd spring, los los lid; Whte,
11s 1od@1as ~; club t2s tl@l2s W. Corn. sos ID,
Pork, Gsu I'd. L4rd. 6lst35is 3D. neceipts Of Whoat
for the last trea days, $1,000 Qrp, 4d0oo Qrs being
American.
LIVERPOOL. July 17--1:3o p. m.-porR, OBS. Lard,
4s Cd. R1st unchanged.
L1vKnpooL, July l1--6 p. H. -Breadstnffs dull*
TAeat-wintor, loi od@lls Cd spring, l0s@1os % :;
whito, liz Sigils lid club. l2a9ias ID. Corn. sea
Sd. nest unchanged.
upland. bHabAa m,dding Orleans. s'.d. sals. 70.
GOO; American, e,oqa speculation and export, 900.
Saoa for the weak, Gi,0o0; export t0D0; American
"a, 100. necoipta for tho week, 10000; American,
1000 actual sxposta. 1o.ooo. Stack aAoat' @4s,ooo
va Yarns ana fabrics at Manchester quiet md un-
changed,
lis Bd@lls l0A olub do, 12e@12s I'd red Western
spring. 1esqe10s I'd rcd wner 10a 9d8l1A 8d. Corn.
Trostsiona-rork, Co.,. Lard, 81. %. naoon-Iong
clear tntddtcs, &7a; abort cloAr nildles, Aay.
LONDON, July i7,-Amount Of bullion gone into
the Bank Of England ou balance to-day, .El3, 600.
Consuls. D2taD21lc for money and account.
11nitea States Eocurttea--hos at 1860, 11a,{ 87a,
I0p4; lo-4Ds, 10sI; now bs, lD91<; Now York Cen-
tra1, "a; Er!e. Soi1a9o4 preferred. T.; ,uao,
Lnscel ot 27s 9le84Ss 3ti. sperm Oh, s7a9aa.
Tllrpentine, .5a dd.
FAM1s, July l7.-Kentcs, 61t D7Ho.
ERANxpoAT, July l7.-G.s. p1H.
, 1874-07-18

tho Following Instruments HDf0 MOD for record
IN Friday, July II;
CITY pRnpEGTr, .....
...-.. Consideration.
West Ohio at. 20! It Of raullua at. 81, 2Ax7a.
Quinn at, rs It OF stearns B, t. 25x1l5 H.,
dnteA July 10. ...::.......,.:.:.,.,..:, E0
Net; Eighteenth st, near May st, I, 2Ax124 It,
sxsrssesn astas saS st. iii Il Il o:i:y ~ Il:
l0aX Il, wih putldiugs, dated March H.. $500
Gunesea ", a5 It u of TwehtY'hfA Ut, " + 90x
is Il, dasad July l,2oo
iii o.io rel, dsted July IL. ::..:........ 1000
Huldan IT. 43l II uf Thlsty-iafth vt, +, 21Qt
l2a4 II, dated duly 1a............-....:.... A0Ro
South Water Ut, 30f It Of Fifth Nv, VI. 4ok1
65 It, dated 3une 20. 9o.,..,........:...:.... 9o4W
hophih ri, 1l0 It " os 1aFTabea st Vt, AA1's3
It, dated July 14....:. :...,:::.;....:..., TOO
Dutefheld Ut. 2sB $40 It u Of Thifty-thrd st.
wi, 15xleu II, Ixtad July T,...:..:.,...:. 1900
Centre ny. lno 4 Of Taylor ut, !, 2sxl0 It. -,
wa essa Sassssa ss L. Iii Il Il islas sst,
251lS3 G10 Il, dated July 14,......:..:,.:. 5,eS[
uoyne w, l88 Il II OF ConRresa st, !, aaxlll o
,s X aste wv " 3; Nail, i:;s,I. a
lot, dated July III. l,0OG
dstea a. j1ly looOt
l59 B.ltx426N 81 ,}assd July le.............. 27Q
5loam st, : aHl ae1oli49g tle abore, " :, AUX -,
Ie3 50 lo0 H. iiata JnlY TO-. ........,...,., 276
gAixsy-sssead 81, lo2 72-laa fta Of Laurel Ut,
, 1874-07-18

nf,7a al-t'tl,s4!, i. .tte1 Nov. z. ta7a.. 1pooo
% IT, .t"l Jy i. 49,. - ~ .t.,., 1,6ap
savrW op csrS I.lAlgy, %trNta RAntua or Athxs
nT tuEAr.iJaGHE, H.,
Part u IEac4, 2l, IL E:fio & Wattuayta 1fart Of
juy u..t..,,.,. ,..,...,,....,..,....,. l,0oo
parE IT Runlp i1ntk, tatn July 1l...,.....,, 3o1o
lnrt u aa,,s htack, aatel July 4..,....,... 1OUa
wEsr Of clrr LIMITS, WITHIN 4 NAn1us op M1LE4
OF pattAr-I1nuaE,
part Of Block 1, III Jol.naton'ae IA Q x Bee
%, 10, II, g!xf2i It, tat0t July 1.,....t...., son
part Of saiuo BLOCK, tlatud Nov D 1871. ,..., 100
, 1874-07-18

CINCINNATI.
o1ap1su1r1. O., 3uly l7.-Co1Ioa-Dull aud nn-
changcd 1t lG4n ,v,.,t a,,, .,a n
ara naer. "a Sl.isCll is; White $l.10@l.25. Corn
de faIr md sTas rs so tSd9 OTIS fair md as At
o0oatIao. llyy auct aud unchanged.
i:nns-i3nll uR1 tlecllned at 1o@lao.
Iu1Tru-aool do,nAnd, and fuu prices for best
grades.
pnoy,sioNs-Fork in.r aud Arm ut 2oo. Lard
soareo aid firm s.,nnacs, llo hid salea prlyatS:
nsats fuir 4nd tr; shoulders. 71:c bid; asked
clear iii, 03t@OKc spot; D1la August; clear, i've
l0iIo. bacon fair and arpn; shonide1as St49SHo
ciosr EIb, l0s{c; clcar, lilo.
W,llBxY-6ood delnRnd at p{o.
NEW YORK.
NEW Youx. July lg,-CorroN--Dull} middlinl
uplaud. 1jKei futures eloaed tgmi aslss, u, ,2os
, 1874-07-18

OATTLE-Tl!cro was nothing approaching activity
III tho denu1,4 for any clasa ot stotk, aud prices ag4n
ruled III huysrs favor. extept for btcher cows aud
through Toxana, whleh commanded fully lato prices.
nor vera good to cho!cs qualities In demand, says a
annotltlK Vt collesssio from former rates Stock
ers nold slowly at $396376 for common to fair lols
Ing Tram vJU 10 l050 IT, which substantially t1e
lrlccs current Oh tho preceding days Of tia week.
conveyed hthar In sspen cars-glvpa n hoaa to tie
car, In one car 10 lead we're soHsd, ThsW vets
, 1874-07-18
signed to Brndcr. wadsworth h 1ial. 6alcs wrro Ut
$2,0Na8.41. principally nt $3.0Qf1o.b0.
tIuhf&rfoha- =,

Extra neevee-1ratlcd atqcfs. averaging 400
choioo {seov<a--Edno, fat, we'll formed year
to year did Btsnn. averaging 1850 to
4saN! !lA. st..s.st.s....s....,.. ...s...
Good Uooves-|Vall-tatt ttenod, flnely formed
atsers, averaging 1,1S0 to ,31t lbs ........
Medium oratlcs-sloers IN fair nesh, aver
Dutchern' gtodk-Qommon 10 fn1r etcerR,
md good 10 oxsra cows, for city slaughter,
aveFH91nX $50 to 100 l1a..
Stock Catue-Comn,on aattle, in s11coht
llcahr averaging 7pp To 1,0j0 lts,..
1nfcrior-Ltght aud thln cows, noifers,
sings, bulls. and hcalaWng h!eers. s..........
Cattls-Texae. cholce eottl-ied. .........,..,.
Oat4le-Toxaa. wlntarod North. ....,,.... :,
Gattle-ToxAa. through droras.
CATTLE 1itE4
, 1874-07-18
COMMERCIAL.

FntDAx EVENING, July II.
The following wore tho receipts and shipments
Of tho fcading articles Of produce III Chicago
during tho paat twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding latc ono year ago:
, 1874-07-18

pH1LApsLrnA, July 17,-Wool active aud tlrner
supply ample; Ohio, pantsyyanta, and West yireinia
XII and above 62@5so: 6?assc medium, batsss1 s |;
crn Aue, 4bs59o; medium, t0@52c course, 4sc !;
conb'ng. washed, Goo ronbfng unwashsa, 40 can
and medium 5a@ s7e tub-wuslled, s0@b5c; extra apd
lnesino pulled, asa aoe; No. and a,por palsd' u
@tBc.
, 1874-07-18
eB.M60.6o
b.BOaD.i0
6.4o@D,7o
4.760b.&
o.75@4,M
3.254A.25
Q.o@3.M
b.00t66.25
l.60!M4.25
l76A3.76

1l00S-Tho nnlooktd-f0r failing OF lii tho rneoiptS
esa than 1000 head arrived today sensb1y strength
onod Tho vaws Of holders, aud prices wero early aa-
ranccd % por 1U0 ibs whorc they wore firmly main
Buffalo, and ohor Eastcrn markets. were represented
In tho list Of b,ysra and while there was no spoeiaf
mt hogs enough 70 fill tho orders, and sales vorc
quick at Eeo@Aos for inferior to common coarse
heavy 1as md 'akiprcra u at 20 o0@01 for medium.
sauH at tho hitter Agurc Yz.: % averaging 282 s mud
70 avoraging 25o La. All sold anl tho market cloaed
, 1874-07-18

NEw Yonx, July l7.-~Tharo WIZ fair package dis7
trluution Of staple cotton and Wooen 1onaa san
Bpraguos light fancy prut4 wero elose out IN pasx-
ege ots BY leading obbtnK honse ~ e oo. aosa
wero In good etani and wool tAnueas quite aptiTe.
Dlpnketa in improved request.
, 1874-07-18
CHICAGO LUMBER MAIlKET.
Tn1pAY EVENING, July II.

TH1DAY EVENING, July IT.
LUMBER FREIultTB.
a1anlasco, sl.G4k; Muskogon, $l.a7H; Grand
uavcu, $l.37N; Ladington: "hlto Lake, and Pent-
Water, $1.60; 0couo, $1,75; Monoinone0 S1.b0.
The market was more active to-day, with no speosl
change in prices. Tho offerings weEo considerably
seeiuod rnora willing to tako hold. Tho demand was
principally 9esl ana for ncL lamb'r the h!gler
Inch gtulr wuY dull mud weak; ltlB was wanted for
shipment, aid ths city ttade were looking after inch
st, doubtless with thu intention Of pihng 1t n lho
yars Fair to cl,oro strips and boards sol at $500
dal5.5o; otaa aud scautllnR s8o2N, quotabo ut $50
aa75; luth, s.76 shingles from Grand l1uven, $a7b
About a dozen cargoea Huze lsft ovor. ~
Onlya few aalcs were reported, a follows:
Cargo nchr llarrDt Ann, from Grand Haven, 19e N
4 ahinyles At $a.76. Sold by Irish, Bullen h Go.
Cnrg0 scAr Ara, from L,,dtnRton, 19o m e.rips and
boards, 1t tlsoo oargo sehF Little ba1ls M from M1a %
geGyille, from M1skegon, 115 erips anil boards, at
<l5lo Cargo aehr Pilot from 1''ngton, 80 ~ ssrips
and boards, y $500 sQ saos joisss and seantl5ng
2nlia 4 Co.