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cheerfuliy give this testimony TO the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood Purifier and letter Ointment
i was aineted for many years with dlsotdered
blood, a troublesome and Obstinate letter Of the
skin and swelling Of the glands Of the neck which
was the occasion OF prolonged suffering and eX-
pense.
j consulted eight Of the most prominent pnys-
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse, till finally almost despair
ing o. hope, | was induced 70 try Mrs Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended 10 me as
being certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point in my case after using two bottles
Ointment the swelling ceased, the erupu0ns dlsap-
pe4red aad now am entirely and eiieciualy cured.
If further Information Is desired concerning my
case, call al my residence.
1880 Claymont Street, over llth Street Bridge.
can testify 10 the efficacy Of Mrs. IT Fosters
the blood and skin.
used it short time with happy effect, having
suffered chronic affection OF the blood and skin
lor long time without procuring relet by using
other remedies hut now am thoroughly cured and
can recommend these remedies TO others atfcted In
j. B. EAsTBURN,
New Castle County. Delaware.
Toilet Goods.
Buy your Toilet Goods an Family Medicines. es-
pecaly Humphreys Specifics and Witch Hazel al
the Delaware Avenue Drug store.
W. T. ALRICHs 500 Delaware Avenue.
French Perfumcry.
W. T. ALRICHs, at the
DELAWARE AVENUE DRUG STORE,
has a lot Of
FRENCH PERFUMERY
Witch he is closing out at half the regular price
can ana get supply before they are all gone.
Iordan.g sEnpIc AIe
a lure LIGHT ALE BREwED EXPRESSLY
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
Just the thing ior this season Of the year, to Civ
tone TO the relaxed system.
Sofa wholesale and retail ~ the agents,
BAG. SHOEMAKER,
500 Market Street.
Graduate Philadelphia college o
Pharmacy.
EDWARD Mc1NALL, JR..
) APoTHECARY
PRESCRIPTIONS
$. E. COR. SECOND AND MARKET STREET
n. B.-Carefu hands oniy employed. Each cel
r has had prescription experience Of from to
i. years.
, sR-customers courteousiy waited on at an hou
= of the day and night. apr7-iy
Professional Cards.
It WALTER CUMMINS- ATTORNEY
= w ALLAN AND SOLICITOR IN CHANGER
a BIZ KING street, next door 70 Posi- ONCE, Wllmn
il ton Delaware. dec20-ly-w6m
t I X. CHEEsAIAN, NJ. d.,
e n,yel-sm' No. WEST SIXTH ST.
! DANIEL FAR sI'Ay..
:. CONYEYANCER AND NOTARY PUBLiC.
ONCE No. GA KING STREET,
4 stone and Briek Work, Grading &C, Measure
+ TYR c. H. LAYTON.
l. IL HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
a may2a-iy No. sl6 ". Seventh street
A. -=-=---=------------=
u LIN
i have
, LIME FRESH FROM THE KlLS,
< ANA always On hand Kllus opposite wlmlagt
=, Gas House.
n sl'-An orders left at the Penna House viii
a ceve prompt attention.
jy2ou I. NJ. PAwLGNG
|
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Lippincott's Cold Sparkling Soda Wa
ter,
And choice fruit syraps. or soda cream, open for
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West street
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DELAWARE BOARD DIRECTORS
OF THE NV
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE coAfANi
OF MAINE.
oFFIoK, al SMILEY ST., WILMINGTON Dbl
OFFICEBs
JOSHUA MARIS, President. ,,-..,,out
@. +. THOMAS, vlce-preSldep'
d, II. KENT, Treasurer. .,,orotary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: :, ,n,nr
Capt n. r. Benson, I. Y. DeN0rnandie, D. ~ 49,
Dr. d. A. DODGE, Manager or
DIR. JOHN p. WALES, Medical EXAMINER i,
All monies collected in this state are to reiu ,an
here and he loaned by this Board OF Directors hIs
Hrst-cass real estate securities and mus hnNs '
practically q Home Company. .,rce 10
ba,rohi@e 'l's COMPANY en" Aesf feb2i-ly-s
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RENADINES
WORTH IS FOR 12hc.
Lawns and Percales reduced.
White Dress Goods away down.
Muslins at lowest prices.
Linen Goods in great variety.
BOYS and Mems wear vcry cheap.
Flannels selling at the lowest.
Side-hand goods, all Kinds.
splendid assortment CacOes.
Yard wide Grass Cloth, 12nc
(rhis is great bargain
And the best Linen sui ings.
ALSO,
splendid line of our choice makes Of Black Al
pacas, Mohars and Brillianiines. now really Tor III
specton and comparison.
JOHN MOORE & CO.,
5l7 and 5is North Second Street, above Noble,
PHILADELPHIA.
myls-sm
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INK LADIES
L Il 1c UNDER GARMENTS.


L i 10 UNDER GARMENTS.
Just received, second very large invoice OF La
DIES UNDER GARMENTS, manufactured express
y for our Spring Sales. They are Mamsutta Mus
lin and are made and trimmed In the best manner
and We are selling them lower than any other goods
Of the same quality in the market. Muslin Skirts
I5c. TO $; Night Dresses from 81 to So Cnemlses
from &c. TO $3.50; Drawers &c. up to s. ; Toilet
Saeques, Sc to SO; Corset Covers 91c TO -. Also
superior sets, In pieces, very handsome from
APRONS for Ladies', Misses and Children, at Il,
20, 49, %. IS 81 49, 49, &c. ~ IS 90, IS, 6s i5 81, So
HOOP SKIRTS, very new and desirable style and
price make and Eastern made, at -, 30, Sc,
65, 20, 50, 81 90c 81 &c up TO s., 25sprng skirts,
Soc Muslin Front skirts, 81, si.25 and upwards.
Slight Solled Hoop Skirts closing out at less than
PANiER BUsTLEs, ali kinds and sizes, from isc.
CORsETs.-we have the largest and best stock
in America, and have JUS reduced them in prices
below what they were ever sold al before. 26-bune
trimmed French Woven Corset u, sc, just reduced
from 81. C0RSETS, every price from SOC. to 50, all
correspondingly reduced. Cali and examine our
goods aud prices.
wholesale and Retail aiN ilI5 CHESTNUT ST.
and Nos 80 and 1873 n. EIGHTH street; ,...,.,
mr2s-tf. WIN. T. HOPKINS.
THE BEST FITTING
SLIP COVERS FOR FURNITURE,
CARRINGToN, DE zoucHE 4 CO.,
CIR. Thirteenth AMI Chestnut, Philadelphia.
UERANDAH AWNINGS
MADE AND HUNG
CARR1NGT0N. DE- zOUCHE h CO.,
Cor Thirteenth and Chestnut, Phila
NOW Is THE TIME
IN TO HAVE
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED.
CARRINGtUN, DE ZOUCHE Il co,
Cor Thirteenth and Chestnut, Phila.
NrINDOW SHADES
w on
THE BEST SPRING BALANCE ROLLER.
CAKRlNG ION, DE ZOUCHk y COZ,
$. E. Cor. Thirteenth and Chestnut, Philadelphia
mar9-lv
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fire, aslariue & gife aasaranff'

V,HE MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
STATEMENT, JANUARY 1sT, 1874.
Premiums received in 1873. 81, t9OssM
Interest received in 1sT3............... ''d9oS''
Total receipts in 1873, s2s9Sl'EVO
Total assets January ist...........,,f9V' 10000
Reserve or Reinsurance Fund required
for all Policies In fOrce-Carllsle stan
dard, four per cent. sec. So So, l5l5i
Dividends unpaid, and all
other liabilities. ........... 4Sz,OoS'o4
Total liabilities s7sl2ss5Ss
Surplus as regards Policy-hoders siOooozo''
This would enable the Company, were s nga =
course desirable, to divide this year one hnhu''"
ana four per cent
The interest received on investments IN
1873, paid all the lt ath claims and leit seee 4,
surplus OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .t.'.s'4'i4
For every 500 OF Liabilities, the Company "''
Si23 OF Assets. ~, ,al
For Table of Rates, and further nforlhalon' '"'
at the WILM NGl ON AGENCY,
THOMAS F. PLUMMRR, GENERAL AGENT
tans-1y No. b9 MARKET sTRERT.
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ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, AUGUST 2, 1874
Trains leave Depot, Thirty-second and Market Ria
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
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lRON-Flat bar 1910 to 7-lOc horse shoe / 10.
heavy bands 8 10 to so hoop. $40 70 sIOc .
light bands $40 to so; rounds and squares 3 $40
to elOc oval 90 to 9-IOc; half oval and half
round ? 10 To 9-l0; railroad iron 8 s 10 to4slO
SHEET IRON No. 10 TO H. boiled $40: Char
coal 10 Juniata, s-lOc. No. IS to 20. boiled
0, chlrcnal, 5-l0; Juniata q. No q to "a boiled
loc charcoal. 40; junia'a, 2-IO. No Is and
% boiled, 40. charcoal, 9-1O, Juniata 10 No
q, boiled, $50; charcoal, ITO: Juniata, 8 10
All sheets over p inches wide, per pound extra
STEEL-Best quality refined tool steel square fat
and octagOn. from 3-s to inch lie per ID ia and
is 10 inch, zoe Is and is 10 inch "a Win
lay saw plates, to r., IL 34c machinery cast steel .
TO inch round, II lie solid cast pillow STEEL 70 10
perhaps Of all or tnS5rr"S st IA 10 4, lie spring
and positive of success. He cfroDses 'tne
BY SID III lie spring sttl. -palnting, and is
Steel rs to l-sxl-s To 3l6 l4c German 81 =. -.
refined 10 To a. &c; agricultural cast, reaper and
scythe Is &c agricultural hoe, 10 g fork lie; rail
road cast Lowmot axles, Is lie car axles, Is lie
slide bars plain, 10 l2 forged l2c crankpns, plain,
IA liz forged, l6c piston rods, IL &c frog points,
Is lie side bars, ~ lee
STEEL TIRE TO / * Ia and 10 nch tire
lengths 934; IS aud lx3-I6 and 7-Sxl4 ..Ich, tire
lengths 10 IA: 3-4x316 and 7s and lxl-s inch, tire
lengths IL 81 81 and 5sxls inch, tire lengths Is Ia
cast steel tire. 2 cents extra.
TIN PLATE.-IC. lOxl4, Sl2 so. TX. l0xl4, sl4 so
&C. Roofing, l4x2O, $40 50: Bar Tin, 4Oc per b.; Pig
Tin Ale per lb Lead, Sc per H. Solder. 24c per lb
MISCELLANEOUS Pick. l2A spindle and roller
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Il is now the intention Of the State Trades
Assembly to hold grand State torch-light
procession aud mass meeting ON the fourth
Thursday in April. 1t is to DO State con-
Germ, and we hope to have grand demon
stration, and show the Journal (the paper
printed in this city by rats" with tails, }
who the rag-tag and bob tails are. The
Journal says all the worklngmen are rags,
tags and bob-tails but take notice they
are advising the republicans no they must
vote 1t goes On and says. AS the time
draws hear, We desire to impress On til,
people generally, but particularly On repub-
lcans, the Importance of Nominating goou
men tor the CIty Council, and 50 GA anu
winds up, saying, The time was when a
nomination by the republican party Was
equivalent to Mi election but IN TN Sc lat
Ter da1s, and particularly Just nov, At does
not behOUVe the party 10 lake any chances.
can tell you, MIR. Editor, the RAJ, t2s,
and bob-tall of tins city intend to SHOW,
not only the Journal, but the world at la z
the rag, tag, ANA boo tail are, rs the jour
nal says, D,er-Sh Ite At heart, and oni,
ask Tor what Is right, and will submit to no
wrong. There are three or four new Tn
IONS organized since wrote YOU last, one
mon Was organized last Saturday night,
and the prospects are bright Tor four more
ne most prominent and distinguished gen
tiemen VINO viii be with us on TINS ocoasIun,
"lu be Nj. A. Foran, president u the |
Coopers International Union john Fan
rehOatch, president ut the MauhInIsts ana |
BacksmIths National Union r. NJ. Ar
-nuT, new Chief Of the Brotherhood of
locomotive Engineers Hon. Miles Hum
,hrey, NJ. Z. from Penn, ana red hoo
D mon man f; W. X. Mclean, president u
ne Typographical International Cnlon
" m. ii. Laftin, president Of the Iron.
holders International Union, and mum
'er ot local speakers Will also be invited.
he meeting will he held ON the Slate
louise grounds, on the 23d day ui April.
| hope, after awhile, the laburiug men
nj tind that the day is not tar distant that
hey must come out Of their rough and an
"uth condition. and become educated, i'll
rllIsent and n lined although called rags.
tgs, and bob Tails, We will show the world
hat We are mvn with manners anu under
landlng. After the parade and meeting
viii give yuu All account. 4. r. T.
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From Local Unions
BosroN, Mass, Mar IA, l474-Jos. Thi-
baudeau has made application for membership
in this Union Halls from Montreal
LOUIS l.. JUNO,
Cor. Sec. Uuion Is
SPRlNGRTELD, Mass, Mar. ii, lS74.-Her-
man Muller made application for membership
70 this Union. having served his time under
this jurisdiction.
JACOB ARMS Cor. Sec.
Union 40, lock box 1850.
DUxKIRK, N. Y, Mar. IL ls74.-Oscar
Rode has made application for membership
Il this Union. john 9. EGGERs,
Cor. Sec Union 1877.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Mar. Is, lS74.-Any per-
son knowing the whereabouts OF Peter Blum,
will confer great favor by requesting him to
writa In his mother, as she IS very anxious 70
hear from him. f. SHAFFER, Cor. Sec.
Union 4, box 2829.
SYRACUSE. N. ", Mar. l7,-l774 The Un-
ION under whose Jurisdiction Arthur L. Wear
!. A. work will confer favor by correspond
ina with this Union. Ed. A SMITH,
Cor Sec. Union S6.
ALBANY. N. ", Mar. ii, lS74.-Wilham
Bulaop wishes TO become member OF thli
Union he claims TO have Loss his travelling
card. IN r. nUeAN'
RrcHmoNp. Va, Mar. 10. lS74-Loai
| Messersmifh, Isidore Hemhberg, and rese
Denovant have been reinseated by paying
nne u vs. each.
VIM. Mnck wns Suspended and fined W
for ..seabhing' and working inilrioaaly agains
/ Cor. See. Union la9.
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FA0M INDIANA.

IKDIAHAPoLIs, March Is, 1874.
10 The Editor Of ths wosKEsnAE'S ADVOCATE
In my last letter 70 you ] gave you an
account Of the workingmen's parade and
mass meeting. We had very nios time
indeed, and every thing passed OF nicely
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THE CIGAR MAxERS

81 VIII unions desiring change ne aidre,sr> Of
corresponding eretriv please ne name 81 the
10 urT secretary.
The folio nv persons have made applications tor
membership m the several unions. AuS union havin.
har-es o. prefer NI forward them within thrt, DAYS
The date nf application
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CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO. MARCH q. 1874.
The Poor Mans Insurance Company.

The Protection Life Insurance Company, of
this city, which issues policies on the mutual
contribution plan of Insurance at actual cost,
and thus treads on the corns of the high-rate
high salaried Offered Eastern companies
now offers an inducement which places life
policy within the reach Of every working
man whose risk would be accepted by any
company in the country. We refer to the
81 $50 policy which it has just commenced 10
issue. the actual cost Of which 10 as follows
Policy $40, medical examination -, annual
expense 50, making total Of SIS. In sue
ceeding years, Of course, the two first men
toned items are withdrawn, and the actual
cost to meet the assessments on deceased MEM
beers policies alone are required. As a. evi-
dence Of the financial soundness Of the Com
pany, we may state that it has paid for losses
during the past three months, $l52. 1872 that
in addition to paid-up capital Of 5000. 1000,
it ha ON the LIST of February last, $6l ,6S6. IL
deposited m the Fidelity Savings Bank OF
this city, and notes for collection IN the same
institution, to the amount Of vi, 1851.
Three hundred and thirty one policies were
issued during the month Of February, snd
under the system now presented. there Is ne
reason why healthy lsborer cannot provide
for the wants Of his family-in case OF death
WE have before M the first number Of tn
Western MANUFACTURE, which, a. its title in
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wards found few on the street corners,
and having converted one or two to my
way Of thinking, the others became more
emboldened, when general and free talk
was had about the
NATIONAL UNION.
some thought It would be very good If
1t was carried out however, it was finally
agreed that mevtiug should be held ON
Saturday night, at which the matter
should be talked over Accordingly. when
Saturday mgnt came, Their, also came with
u small group at miners, aud We met
together IA the easement. on Chestnut
street. recently occu Icd by John Whaltn
THE MEETING
was organized ~ ealing Mr.. Wialen to
act as charuan, ana Mr. Robert :. Arck-
ley as secretary The chairman stated the
object o; this me, ttug. and then introduced
your correspondent, who delivered an
address, IA explanation Of the objects
AM purposes OF the Miners National As
s"ciauon, and urging the necessity II ali
miners becoming mvmbt r. If the parent
assoc stl'n Al the conclusion ut the al
dress, short speeches we've made by Messrs
Nhalcn and Arckley. and then It was IT,
solved to
ORGANIZE A LODGE,
under the auspices of the National Associ
alton. The names of those wiling to Jon |
we're then taken down some eighteen o,
twenty IN number, and the following offi-
GERS we're elected President, Peter Len
non Wee President Mm. Lundwall Re
cording ana Corresponding Secretary, Ru-
bert ;. Arckley Treasurer, Michael Fltz
gerald.
The Corresponding Secretary was di-
rected - open Immediate correspondence
With the general secretary, and II was re
solved to meet again on ednesday even
ing next. The feeling this morning. Is
strongly IN favor III the Union, the men
appearing to nave a better understanding |
II ats scope and power. Those who were
he most doubtful vi Its success before last
night meeting arr now the most san
June, and beneve, before many weeks
Ass, that every man about the shaft
WI be INTO 1t. Ii Vas the general theme {
II conversation to-day, not only anon. 1
he miners, hut among those who are not I
miners L
btIrS IL j NJ
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order 20 meet the wants Of the LnbOrer and
the PROTE. TON y now iszui
al ESQ POLICY

on which the membership fee Is only Sne; yearly
due. -
Assessments to pay death losses onequarter Of
the amount . g. 90 policy.
u $50 policy In the PROTECTION can be carried
for . 70 exceed SIS per year. payable in small
sums mostly In insIallments Who cannot AGOrd TO
pay this small sum 10 insure their families en.250 Of
death
For further Information apply TO Local agents or
prinei oil Once. 1oe and ne9 h. Madbsen ~.
A. w. EDWARDS. See'y.
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Cincinnati Coal market.


BOILERS SLIDING SCALE. When common bar iron Is
selling at Sc in the Pittsburgh Market pudding in
Chicago is 500 per ton Every tc on or Oh selling
rates will add or diminish pudding CSC PER ton
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LIFE INSURANCE At ACTUAL COST.
The Unparalleled Success Of the
PROTECTION LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
or Chicago, TiItnOts,
Has MADE n fHR
MOST POPULAR COMPANY In AMERICA |!
One thousand Solid, cIeaF.headed Business Men per
Month taking Policies.
The professional man, merchant, clerk and laborsr
can sustain policy Of Is 0OO cost Of thr
teen cents per day.
LIFE INSURANCE At ACTUAL COST
THE PLAN.

The Membership Fee on policy limited 70
Ms. Oue is only 90, and 1B.00 per year kaRual
Eue. On a policy limited 10 s3.Seo, Membership
Fee SIL AnnuaI DueS SA.00 This y Ill il CAN
EVER COST Fur EXPENSE OF MANAGEMENT.
MEDICAL examination -.
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And additional amount q Ten cents on each Asss
ment TO pay for the expense Of collecting the same
As asses sments cannot Be made Ofteher Than once
monsh the cost Of collecting them cannot exceed o. 20
per year
terms Of the policy, under any circumstances, but
when the membership exceeds the number Of dollars
named the policy, the rate Of assessments Is pro-
rated
THE FOLLOWING Is the ACTUAL RATE Of As
sessment on The member Of the Company In the jan
uary assessment notices for the last death loss
On 4 q. zoo On L. q 500
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makeup and tone Of the paper 10 excellent
The Publishers are Messrs. Moody, Fox 4
Co., IO5 and lO7 East Madison St, and We
understand that Mr.. Donald Mackellar the
late able business manager Of the Americaa
Bladder, win take charge Of the Office depart
ment.
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THE ADDITIONAL COST.

To pay losses Is made by assessments on the policy
holders according age adjoining in the following
proportion
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THERE has been ealmness over the troubled
sea Of temperance matters the last few DAYS,
the lady crusaders seem to have grown tired,
or disgusted with their want of more success.
Our saloon keepers are backed up by too nu-
merous an army of tipplers to succumb with
out struggle, which would be heroic in a
good cause.
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The State Street savings Bank.

The State Street Savings Bank,
Located st the Southeast corner Of State and
Van Buren, streets. has paid up capital Of
$lOO. 900. and i. regarded as one of the safest
and most reliable monetary institutions in
this city. Its trustees are men Of wealth and
business experience. While it does general
banking business, special attention is also CIV
en- to depositors on large or small sums from
date of deposit with interest to withdrawal.
at per cent. The money can be drawn out ms
wanted, no notice required, at hours from 8
o'clock n. IN to p. m. Its affable and oblig-
ing cashier, John B. Sabine, Esq. is always
ready and willing TO impart all necessary in
to those DESTROYS of opening an &C.
count Workingrnen, make hay while the
sun shines. In prosperity make preparation
Tor rainy day and in no way can you do
his more efectually than by paying weekly
'isit to the State St. Savings Bank and deposit
herein your spare earnings.
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Weekly Market Report.
WoREINsNAN's ADVOCATE OFYIcx. }
March u. lsIA
Chicago Csal Market

The stock OF Goals in market Is quite heavy witt.
very light demand. Rrices remain firm 1t the recent
advance. We quote
The New York herald., 1874-12-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton quiet and uncnsnged d.LuasTis Dee Y ISM
receipts bales; gross s.s Exports eossfwse 81 s.
sross sriss Isisp
the continent 43l6; coastwise, asss. sales IO,7s
Cotton in demands miassg Hs fsses' Sss mddas l
ws ss
to ahsnnsI ass; eeasswss ssiss M7So '''
s. bales Exports c0aswise M sale. 700
Exports coastwiss oss Sales sso pSs' gross
Cotton aER m,seng i:assi R;i i s:sa
sas asss' & s rsssS
Fumes so.ssMs s to & ss GSGsseg ssss Les 70 the Channel
SWIFT. = ,nrn.,,,. o,, :. w%nSe1os " Dec Is ls
Crude e steady
No Milwaukee cub 81 ss 10 White Mic M1eassn aSsa
sas ssiss Cal oHFs hsn g. oln %zsa &C.
s M ss s' aasosd s dpns as ton ps ton
road to Boston, oc to New s iS YORK so
to Albany, SAC.
30
ae oPSsrs S do 5Sc 500 dC d
as S1 ags
wauKee No. spring, 81 II 81 49, do. No. do. $ 05
81 o. Chicago No spring, 81 u 81 OF; red winter
81 81 l6; white winter 81 81 26 Corn dull; small
sales Of new mixed on the track At Sue old No West
SIC hys nominal at s6c Barley steady: Canada 81 IS
81 5O Western. 81 81 81 80: two-rowed State, 81 80
81 S. Barley malt firm; Canada 81 IS ST 50 Western
l40a 81 49, Dressed hogs SIC. &c. Provisions un
changed.
TOLEDO Dec 49, 1874
Flour steady; wheat in improved demand; No.
white Michigan 81 Il; extra DO 81 1872 amber Micrl
81 10; No. do, 81 03; No 2Dayton and Michigan red
s. 07h. Corn steady; high mixed. 7hc.; December
71c.; May 76c. low mixed 7Ohc Oats in good demand
No. Q, 56c. Michigan 56Ic; white. 5S1sc. Glover seed
S5 co. Dressed hogs, q 75a IS rs Receipts-wheat
5000 bushels: CORP 1900 do oats 20O do sbIpments-
Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, Is OO0 do oats, l1U6O do
CHICAGO, Dec. l8, 1874
Flour unchanged, Wheat firm and in. fair demand ;
No. spring, Soc 9Ic. No do sse., cash Ssc,
jected. 77sc 7Sc Corn dull and declining; 2mixed
February rejected, &C. Oats dull and declining: No
at size, cash 62c January rejected 46c 46sc. Rye
quiet and unchanged Barley steady No spring. 81 II
81 "a: No. 3do 81 10 81 ia Dressed hogs In fair de-
Gsinng q. sig spot SO as February; SIG 80 March.
February. Bulk meats steady; shoulders, 6,sc.; short
rib middles 9hc short clear mddles g4c all loose
spot, partly cured Whskey steady at Tc On call OF
the Board this afternoon wheat stood firm and higher
az s94c January. %1sc February Corn unchanged;
bbs wheat 1000 bushels corn $1,000 do; oats $4,000
do: rye, lOO0 barley. l200l do. shipments-Four
5000 bbls wheat: 900 bushels; corn, 5000 do OATS
100 do barley, 5000 do.