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Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11
Democrats of Massachusetts.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The City Decorated with Flags-Bal.
loon Accident - -Steamers-P Pioneer
ExcursiOn-.sOakla Mnid'' Wins

The City Decorated with Flags-Bal.
loon Accident - -Steamers-PiOneer
ExcursiOn-.sOaklald Maid'' Wins.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 9.-The city
to-day wears holiday aspect. Flags
and streamers are flying from every
public building, the shipping and
hundreds of private residences. Busi-
ness generally is suspended. The Pio-
neers are marching through Mont
gomery street, which is lined with
thousands of spectators. Delegations
from Sacramento and other cities and
towns are very large. The Pioneers
will proceed to Wcodward's Gardens
where literary and other exercises
will take place. The procession is a
very imposing one, and the weather is
pleasant. The long line Of Pioneers
with their military escorts, marched
through Montgomery street at ii AM.
1t was very imposing display, and
the streets on the line of march were
literally thronged. Many foreign
Consuls, the Judges of the Supreme
Court and members of the municipal
government were in the procession.
Marshal, the discoverer of gold in Cal
w. J. Murphy, the sole survivor of
the Donner party, were also in the
line. Interest in the celebration has
absorbed nearly everything else.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.-The at
tempted ascenion of the balloon yes
terday came to disastrous termina-
tion. The load was too heavy and as
the balloon rose, the basket struck the
roof of building, tumbling the occu-
pants about fearfully. 1t then cleared
the roof and rose little higher, when
the sphere collapsed and the men fell
to the ground. Fortunately none
were killed, but it was reported that
Joaquin Buisley was quite badly hurt
and an attache of the Call, Robert
Newcomb, had an arm broken. Aside
from this, no accident occurred to mar
the festivities of the day.
The Pacific Mail steamer Arizona
. sailed for Panama yesterday.
w To-day the Pioneers will go on an
excursion to different points on the
bay on board the steamer Great Re
public. sf Ltf
Martin Bulger of this city left for
New York yesterday for the purpose
I of purchasing a first-class steamer to
run between this port and Monterey,
to connect with the Salinas Valley
Railroad.
tits reported that the steamer Coli
ma, on her voyage from China to
Japan, burned out one Of her boilers,
necessitating her going to the dry
dock for repairs.
About 1900 people have assembled
at the dock, anxious to go on the Pi-
oneer excursion steamer Great Repub-
lie. The greater part of them will be
disappointed. 3mn
The Oakland Maid won the $1,000
trotting purse at the fair grounds yes
terday. ...,...I..,.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR.. HOB B s

Can be consulted at his residence. Alameda
street, near the Depot. Special attention
given to Rheumatism, Frysipelas, Cancers,
Tumors, &c. These latter affections treated
successfully, by perfectly safe process, with
out either incislon or burning and nearly pain
less. aug25tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11
G0ODALL, NELSON g. PERKINS
STEAMSHIP LINES.

Tfk The ELEGANT and FAST SAIL
LING STEAMSHIPS of this Line
will sail regularly, as follows:
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Latest kilograms.
EASTE r N.
Politics i'm Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 9.--The st. Louis
Republican State Central Committee
met yesterday. After declaring that
the Republican party stands pledged
to support the movement in the State
looking to peace, prosperity and good
government for all; and, as many In
dependent Democrats and many Re-
publicans have already united and
put o non-partisan ticket in the field
without interference with national or
local questions, they adopted a resolu-
ton calling State Convention for
Sept. 23d, at Jefferson City, to reaffirm
the principles of the party and per-
petuate its organization.
Wisconsin State Fair.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-The Wisconsin
State Fair opened at Milwaukee yes
terday. President Stllson, in his adj
dress, speaking of railroads, used the
following language: "The consolida-
ton of railroads has resulted in such
an immense combination of capital
that the people have become alarmed
at the Capitalization of such immense
wealth. Railroad men are guilty of
several acts Of bad faith, and by lis
tening to unwise counsel they have
done much to provoke and bring about
our present difficulty, which should
and could have been avoided. Yet we
are not unmindful of the aid they
have rendered the State in its devel-
opment. While the people should
ever be tenacious of their rights, they
should be just. All we should ask Is
the fair line as between producer, con-
sumner and carrier, and let us endeavor
to solve this question of cheap trans
portation wisely, dispassionately and
in strict justice to ALL"
Car shop Burned.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 9.-The car and
repair shop of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad at Bealesk, Ohio, was
burned early this morning with about
twenty-five freight cars. Loss, $751;
900.
Democrats of Massachusetts.
WEsTCHEsTER, Mass, Sept. 9.--The
Democratic State Convention met
here to-day. Hon. L. Everett Salton-
stall was chosen President, and after
organization it completed the nomina-
tions by choosing VIM. CASTOR of Bos-
ton for Governor and VIM. L. Smith
of Springfield for Lieutenant-Gover-
nor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11

Everybody is wondering why the BAZAAR
is selling their goods SO cheap. The reason is
they must clear out their Spring and Sum-
mer goods to make room for the immense
stock of Fall and Winter goods which they
will soon receive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11

Ambrozia Salazar, native Califor-
MIA senorita, was badly burned at Los
Angeles on Monday, in consequence
of her dress catching fire from coming
in contact with a stove at which she
was cooking.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11
X. D. WISE. M. D.,

GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON
VI Medical College, Philadelphia. Office
in Ian Franco Building, Main street. Office
hours, from to l01 A. NJ, and from l1a to
p. NJ. -....
1.r7-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11

The BAZAAR is now giving II yards Best
American Prints for 81. Also, six yards ~
French and American prints for 81. At the
corner Of Main and Requena streets, oppo-
site the u. s. Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-11

Receive deposits and issue their certificates
Buy and sell Legal Tenders, Government
state, County and City Bonds, Will also pay
From and after this date, on all moneys
left as term deposits, interest will be allowed
Los Angeles. June 18th. 1874. ly-6O
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Aug. 8. 1874.

NBW-YORK, Saturday, Aug. =, 1871
Verv little was accomplished in the
general horse trade OF the week under review.
The for low priced draugh horses was fair only
considering the OF transactions In more valua
BILE stock At the Bulls Head market prices ranged as
follows Railroad and stage horses, from sli5 to 800
business horses Of better quality, from sl75 to 800;
heavy truck ,ovcr 16 hands high, weighing 200
rounds over $500 $3.50 head. No transac
tons pleasure horses winch to base their appo
pirate market values been reported Sales by auc
ton were usual but neither the stock offered DOT
prices realized presented any noteworthy feature.
SALES OF THOROUGHBREDS AND TRoTTING STOCK
Parker Abdallah the property OF L. W. * l. Jones'
of Manchester, n. H., was sold TO party from Law
renee for $500 Tim Holland also OF Abdallss STOCK
was sold by f. f. Perkins. of Wilton n. H.. to I. NJ
Hockins, OF Lunenburg Mass, for $500. The horse
Buckskin was sold by its owner. Mr.. Bedford, for
$500 at the Highland N. J) meeting The stallion coH
Signal was bought by Mr.. +. A. Prtchard from n. H.
Mills Of Orange County, for 500. DR.. Herr, OF Ken
tuckv recently sold bis mare Grey Kate by Patcncp
for sOeoO and Col r. West, OF scott ky MS geIdhg
BEDFORD, for $500 Senator Madden bought fine bay
stallion colt years odd by sweepstakes out OF ao
Edward Everett mare, from Nj d. Tnomps0n or Craw-
ford County Va. forSS00 Mr,> a. g. Ewing OF Nash
VILE. Tenn sold the bay Nashville Girl, SIX
wears old by AleXaudors Norman, dam by Arabian
Horse Mr. Josepn Inrker the price pah reported
as being equal to $4,000 u.
and unnerestng For ne carriageH there were hardly
any buyers and only cheap and medium grades OF work
met with occasional sales but there has been not
enough doing In department OF the trade 10 give
the carriage trade an appearance even OF inodefaD
activity.
british Indies. g.. .s5 Er~t, Of Carriage Mater,ats
Porto Rico Cuba IL pairs ~hees'''' soV
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Citn properln 10 Eet.
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
Ifor oa,r Railroad. and steamboat. .,e sa,tn pog,

EITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- SARATOGA LAKE CHAMPLAIE LAKE GEORGE THE
ADIRONDACKS. MONTREAL. and all points North
Q sli The elegant
SUSNYSIDE and POW ELL.
leave DAILY SAurfay from Pier az NORTH River
loot LeTo. Connecting morning n. Y Central
Troy and Boston, au connecting
Through tickets sOh aud baggage checked 70 destination.
JOSEPH COKNkLL supt
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
A0NDAn !gy 49, ls74 the following sl be the ONLY Al
IhORlLED OFFICES W Newiok CITY aud vicinity the
frs ana heoqla Class Tickets the following lines
40 hbN-lOkk CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER Il H.,
elo bos0Hsy Grand Central DeVot Thretbst Harlem De
{c aud AZ Westeotts Express Ocs No Pskpce At and
ipgon-st, Brooklyn 49, Wv "
-. ERB RAILWAY,
"a bt2d~ay t Broadway, S17 BTosdsGv 10 GreenHichs
pot foot Chamberst, Depot foot
z Court ST. BToOETn, SOC "a Hudson Hoookea ''
PkkNSlLVAAIA
No AstOr House b20 Broadway, S44 Ratte-S n,
Courst, Brooklyn and ll6 Hudon-st, Ioboten. ' ''
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
3l5 BSoadvGv No House Brotdssy pA4 R,o.6v
Depot Of Dsbrosse Do foot Of COrndt Den irsv
C 4 COurtsL. Brooklyn, snd ll0 Hu1sos-st .HobOsen
& u. kENDRlCK Genl Pass Agt n. Y. c. and II. K r.
JOHN \. AbBOTT Genl Pas AT Erie Railway
Il. ~ BOYD. jf.. Gen1 PISS Agt Penn K k.
L NJ. Geu't Is. q. Il Il
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Real Gstaie TO &rfhange

EARM WANTED for RAISING STOCK,
worth from $4,000 $40 OOO ~ exchange for Brooklyn
property. hULAhD Whiilnd beoAm@Ee
STORE and DWELLING PROPERTY, free
- and well rented village The CITY offered IN
EXCHANGE for BROOKLfA PROPERTY neumbre with ohe mort
g,ge only RULAND q WHITING. BeetmaBst
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Citn neaI Cstdte for Sale.

JOTS IN WEST 21ST-ST.-FOr sale, three
IL LOIS 20 feet by half the block gite ~h the B1iLDN1
tr ,ube Tor cturug purpose; steam engine aud all ma
nerg required for rc furnished carpenters shop ms! O
had nj premises; immediate possession gwen
J. DENHAM a Co. 2.3 West 23dst, near Sth-sve'
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Glarule an0 Slufe GlduIeis.

A KLABER, 14 East Eighteenth near
"a Thriave seog and manufacturing all kinds Of AARBLh
MARBLEZED MANTELS aud other Marble Wofs al greatly
duced prices. Marble Turning for the trade.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and an
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LON


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Or and amer Jolly H. 1874 trains will leave South BIhbt Bsot
tyB, w. D., . follows
$50 hs Tor Pstehogus and intermediate stations connecting
81 Valey Stream for Hampstead aud Rochswsy Beach,
and at Babylon with boat for Fire Island and at Pat
ebogue w1td stag for Bellpou and Pre- Pisoe
Isp Accommodation, Hampstead
Rooksssy Beach
l3O BsbyOn Accommodation connecting With Hampstead and
ROckAway Beach
400 m-Patrhosue kIpress stopping Jnn Rockville
South 0Ss Bay and Amty Vile, snd all stations
Breslau ADd Babylon
$40 p m-Bsoylon and fire Island Express direct
DVO H-Ps;ch Accommodation all stations
an necing viuh Hen ystesd and RockAsay Beach.
-beVlor Aeooa connecting With Hampstead and
koeAA~ay
100 nMerrk eon,otn0 x1th Heu,s.d and
kocsASuJ.
South Kighhst ~
Boats leave GrsDd is minutes befor. leaving time
SUNDAY TkAlbs LEAVING BUSHWICKAYE DEPOT.
BOO mSuDdAy Mill for Pstehogue stoppDs al ~. stations
CHempste&d and RoosRwayl -
1870 m.-SuDday RoekssAy Accommodation
1880 sSuBday Roekswsv ana Henpsiead Accommod.n,o
boo .. n--SuBdsy Babylon Aooonnodsaos
z WHITE Master Of Transportation.
WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TONEW-
-Psssenser for this hne tate 8:05 q m and / n m
sIg'e,. trans from Grad Csp. Depot arriving Newport l.
St:le sRe o.l0lR ."
xAkA WA&xkS, ssssSsss.s
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
furuiiure.

TOR SALE-DESKS, CHAIRS RECITATION
Il SEATS, BLACKBOARDs CARPETS ke. sunldent for 100
scholars Gail 2Ol West 50th WATERLow, oel
6th-sye
NISFIT CARPETS.-GOOd secondhand and
1'1 m,f CARPETS speciality all ires. neh patterns vey
ohesp. 1l2 Putonst, Nassau siie entrance.
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w for FURNITURE CARPETS. and BEDDING. at
u. ~ COWrRRTHWAITE co.'s, Nos l55 ami l67 Chahanst
AN IMMENSE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Porters

ysans porter store, once ho,sl
esu sri.h the yery beet Caa ODkLDS
AskA<S. lvr sss. ~ -. wv ASssaSAk
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Imports Of drrtd9es

- sssssssssss ssasssss ~NNf~
Exports Of Carnage Mater,ais.
Cuba, II pAlrs wheels. 800
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10

wife woUli like place together 10 Y or
man understands horses &C. wife il good Ian
cok washer and oner and iah good reference can ue seen
GFpNAS BUREAU 100 West 3fths, coz Br'sdNy
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Grlp Uante0--Alales

DRINTERS.-Wa Wanted q YOUNG MAN, 10 or
II Of accustomed 70 type setting 70 eonpiese o"
in lsrg. boob and job Office Apply at - Pafa
WANTED-25 SEWING MACHINE CAN
w WASHERS fer the hest attachment b,sned ApgJ 70
E0EPARbiL kMBAQ QiDtRSR Co, ~ Bsst l+sss New IerL
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
Board ano Rooms.

ovcr okng Central PARK; pure and brg; furnished
furnished,
ITelerreL ADpg to f. 4. DAILY 5SS 6;hnye.
MILLER's BATH HOTEL.-92 per day and
" $40 boare for hrstcss and board
near 6hsve 80 aud Al West 26bst. Hew York.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
8ituations Uanieo-- males
Gardeners.
n ARDENER-By a young man thoroughly

G,ARDENEh-Dy young g,am'n,. na, lace mi 40 al
bnshs vegetable gardening set trees ara
bad prune gsperes not snd greenhouse
snces (a or address CARPENTERS, 1873 West llthsi corner
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10

and wife won like place together sepaaeiyi man u Ds
coaehman wife goo seamstress veV Iona o ehcn o
rvs s very best OF reference. an oe ae, ~
lDELLS AGENCY lO9 3ithsi, Broadway Ihdu"
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AND WHARF
~ BUILDERS
FOR SALEl 600 YELLOW PINE PILES from 20 10 SO feet
IN p m aches at delivery Norfolk Baltimore City.
AddrSs W n. BOILING. Hngnc.r Road Once,
Camden Station Basin re, Nd
LOR SALE.-A very handsome, large upright
SHOW CASH from yeans BIposuoD; $3.50; VII, tAls
hsfprice Apply TO HENRY PR0uSB COOPER. 81 BoalssI
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
A Il the Farm House of the subscriber, at

Greeuye Greene County NewYort the Catskl Moun
tains number Of find pleasant HOME for tue Summer
house y; blinds yeranda three sides bathing and
mineral spring Terms 81 Good ference given II two or
vii be Cak CoIsacke and taken
out free Of ride each For particulars adj
dre.s GIDEON IICKOK
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10

EARDENER.-By a lately landed French,
man aged but little EDglsh but
ver vel wLo eIprnce n all branches Of dover and yeseOe
gardening pruning budding forcing greenhouse gse q has @
his profession Ca al oA o. A''
Wesl lltbst, Oth-aye
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
oaies op AueIiOn

A. MsRwIs. Aaeuoueet
DY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co.. Csc Broadway,
I'D Of Booss Works OF Art Fancy 0cocs Se
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10
East Side.

E1S EAST 21ST-ST., ,GRAMERCY PARK
f,D Elegantly furnished ROOMS ngly. with
without Boasii eereaees exchanged Summer tems privilege
private park.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-10

~ pleasant ROOMS large P.rm House location high healthy
and shady and chs 80 miles from NewYok four from the
station at Moosn To those who appreciate good hone agd
table offered BOARD reduced prices during the Summer AID Fall
all Winter desired Panis croqn piano. Sc Address or call
Mrs BENJAMIN NORRIS, Brooksde, Morris County New
Jersey
, 1874-02-26
REAL, ESTATE.

Tic following instruments woro hlod for rec-
.rt1 -, ,,,,d,,.i.v Nj, ns
ofo On "conoea"s, fep' ao'
oiTr PROPERTY. ... ..
Oanst IT. cor OF Carroll al, undivided II Of wharf,
Inn r NJ i,oio1 ~ "a 1p7a cnns,or.,ion q, Nh
~ ..ss noo ;. ~ ~ ~ n. In,as :.
nope ~ t*aN VI uhe tsanN As' Il !, %"1oo 1s'
dated Feb, 10 consideration, II ,OOo
Harrison ss II v cor Of Inomts st, = t. q5x1Ob II.
datod 1soh. a . consideration. $o,aso
~. ~ y. III o-,,n ,.,
"arreh nv 44bit VI falt ~, W. ettA1a II, ua'e
Feb II; consideration. 81 800.
Harvard at 1o1 It Western nv, n T. 1sx124 X. dated
'"w ~" "sa,I ~, r,r,,,,. =. 49, so.,os
"asnIenaw INV ~ W ansS ~ In ~
Mohawk at, 400 It OF Dackllawk It, I, l911a2 IT.,
, 1874-02-26

than Haltcd do. Meats for April delivery 10
b%gfo % for ''o short rbs, s5zo ~ tor r''& sior&
oloart all paokod in boxos; the san,o
~ hhdH, 10 higher. Dsoon ha,ns. 111G@19o.
1toaa loef, f8,75@o00; oxtra mess do,
eQ.76@10.0o beef hams, 820,00@29.5 30. Oity
@ ts" s5s s@cs 2e2i e5sssa. eqsof.o aeSaeS e io s. bs
At el4.0711 1900 6rls do at e14.02X; 1000 brlp
do at 814uO, 1900 brla do, aellor April, ut
et4.a5; 2,25t brls do Mt S14.Bb; l.6U0 brls do,
bollor May, ut sl4,G0; Us brls primo ,noAa OH
private termH 2b0 tca lard, sollor Marol}, at
$3.50 a50 toa do et as.75, $50 toa flo Bollor
April, At s8.9711 750 tes do at e8.n5 1,250 tes
.do at ss.s711i oo,ooo ihs Il, shoulders at 614o, j,
at bl5o oash; 1oo.o 900 l6a short Ribs at NO, !,
100, 200 lbs do at 71,lc, 100000 tbs do, acllor
April, at 1870; 50,0)0 lGg do, soor May at 711o
5O,U10 lha short clear. seller March, nt 715o ;
40, 600 lbs groen INNS III ibH) at D11o; 60 tel
awoet"pickled hama Mt 10l3 100 tca DO at D15o |;
25 brla pigs tongues ut $3.25.
Flour was dull, and without guolab1o cllango.
fo~ lgeal oraors bo'ng hlled Mt yostordAy's
pricoH. Exporters Wnro out Of tho mlnr1iot, aud
the feeling WAS yory dull oil round, though tho
bulletin showed TINT otlr stock ia tlocroasng
Romewhnt u,idor lboral shipments. Dran was
lowor. Balos wero reported ot 30 brls white vim
tor extras OH private tormH 30 brla spring OK
tras {patent) at $500; 100 Urls do at SS .5V 900
briH do (Alanakco) at s0.25 200 brlB do (In-
conpnrablo) at 30. /; 9u0 brls do at s0.n0 100
brls do Mt 86.75; 400 hrls do on private toriuH.
Total, Zoo brls. Also 10 tons bran Mt $17,60 !;
Sl0.00; 10 tons do ut Sl8.50-al OH track. Tho
fnl1ntFfnu vnrA fin 0untntf1n nt FIN afovn
, 1874-02-26

WEDFEapAr EVENING, Feb. Is.
Bfnco our aRt weekly reyow only lnolelnte lcgree
Of activity has bcon noticeable III any department Of
the drygoods market. Tho extreme quiet now prevl-
lolt, loWcyor Ia by no uuusua feature ut this
staBo Of the season, tic few weeks n1uellntey pro-
celing the opening Of the aprngltrae Invariably being
characterized by atsence Of any Hesnblauce Of ac-
tYity, ln tue ean tie prices Ut all standard cotton
productions And, indeed, seasonabo goods generally
arc held with uudinnisel trElhess, tho market ro-
aniug all tho elscnB Of strength recently character
zing II. Whatever Of weakneas tucre may 10 IL con-
Ac to unpopular makes, Or to sucll bran1s during
tho lae general advance carricd up a1oys their
Legitimate laYst. Our }obbors busy preparing
for tho spring seaao which, II present indications nro
worth anything bids fair to be Of unusual Acyf-
ty and Of liberal protB both to the joDDcr and retailer
Btooksalready liberal aud finely ussorted-are receiy-
Ing daily aecessios aud our merchants will soon 10
in t position to promptly fill nny aud al or
ars that are likely to u made upon them. Tho Now
York Dry Goaas Reporter aayR: "Tha indebtedness
OF tue Interior to te AcalNard ces upycr was ro
drCed ut this present date. The masscs arc unenl-
piuych, anh that tcnls 10 check cpnBumptiou. With
TIM opening of spring. howevcr, wo expect o very
different status Of labor, as, capital being plenty
mid cheap improvements of n1 kind being resumed
aud 1ahor employed stimulus will 10 giyon 10
sumption that has not been Witnessed since tho dis
banding Of tho urnay In June, 1866, and from tho
opening Of juno, 1874 may look for uu Increased
demand on the part Of tho ases that haa rarely been
Su{passeA,h
, 1874-02-26
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO,


CAYrLE-1n chipping grutes tlute Was worry ll,cr-
al aout VI trallllH ut rInly maintained prcos. Tho
attendance nf 0,tsiuo buyers wts oro 1lt1l usually
full, Nov York Albany Boston, Pittsburgh uu1alo
fors that could bs ulyantaYcolsIy handled by shplor4
tIerD prompt sAu at tho hG4t!y atvacett pftce3
established srstnr1ay. t1lHcass vastlo wrre scarco
but there wan full supply Of good 10 ch"!co graes,
an Bales within tho rango of 00S6b woro nu1ner-
aus. Inced tho larger portion Of !e dsya tfa,stsra
accomplishment tu ahoyc prices. Light wel.fattcd
rony-but atcerH aFeragE, Bay, from 0s0 10 ll6u ha
huc Pittsburgh buyers scek, tonlmntlo'l relatively
tho heat prices. tloy selling ut 9i76G45Gu. lutrors
AuH h.lgh 10 some estcut neglcctod waa saahlo at
and ttte mare, desirable droycs ao!lug at 1o1l5n
utyancu last weeks prices. Tho rAsBo of prizes
was f3.0O@5.eo, with few tralsactio,la ahoso
$40 al,ta not .y many under T., sasa' a.h Ins
iii hcat OF Tusaa cattle, shipped drsct from tho
0hoctaw Reservation. They were collaigned to tbs
hrn of Gregory, straer c'., aud by tllen, sold Ut
$f,yU694,a9. Ills distance trnversed waa Buu1e B0D
wers tl3o per car TAis u understood to 10 tho llrst
consignment OF stock from TINT ras!un 10 tho Chicago
rnrkut, but, tllp venture proved profitable one,
the probabilities are TINT tue expusttcut Will 10 rn-
pBateh Tho market cioso hru, but litlla stoek re-
uaiu'ng III tho yards ui,kolA.
Extra Dcoves-Graded steers. averaging J, ,4oo
~ $50 lbs. ~. *oo59d.42
C.oice uoayes-File. fat we'll fortned 8 yenr
to year OLD steera, ayaraylug l,3Qo to
steers avcrugnK laO0 10 1850 ls ....... 6.lua5.ao
asuK lid 10 l.ss0 lis. .............. 4.76a0oo
Bulehera' Stopk-0olnnlou to FUR 8te8rb,
averaging $50 10 1,lO0 u.s. aso@4.5o
Stock Oa!tlc-Qoml,non cattle, III Isceut
aesl, ayssagtng TOO to l,u3o ua........ 9+2a@t.oo
, 1874-02-26

esxa eort oleas, s's essl, 7@7e sollcs March, 75@ e
s7.27]G17.371 aetlor March ct a7,25 bid Holloff
April at t97:6211GD702111; aeller A1ay, offered at
at ab.oo@5:o7H; selllr April At sS.25@5.69 :;
aollor h1ay, 85.50D5.B7l1. Wl,ost, BOILER March,
s1.17. cioslng, at s1.1of bid. Sales were 2,5o0
lrls moss pork, casl,. at s14.o2116; 500 hrls DO,
solor Mnrgi, at $l4.o71s 5000 brls do ct s14;05
DO, sellor May, At e14.0o; 100 toa lard, aoller
March, at 1870; 760 tca do, Hollor April, at
sH.S711; 10, 600 iba dry aaltod shoulders. solor
Matoh, at A6.10; 100000 lha sllort Ribs, aoltor
April, nt 97.62>5' l6,o00 blu wheat, ao'ler Maroh,
nj IL.
, 1874-02-26
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EvRNtNG, Feb. Is.
The following woro the receipts aud Hhipmcnts
Of the leading articles of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, aud for
the corresponding dato ono yoar ago: