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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-28
MINNE00TA STOCK 10 C1alOA
GO,
1alO q che LY0A0l& Herd q
bh0rt HOR00>
Prom III, Chicago EATER 0esa.,31-

MIR. hluge 1er0, grow ooye5t 1S00
Euglsnd, New York, Connecticut, Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky, and all tho western
States, aud it Is an easy thing to account
fer both tho crowd. Of buyers, tho en-.
thusiasm, aud the. High prices obtained.
Mr.. King's herd'oomprised many Of the
finest short horos-in tbs world, and some
Fof thsnost perfect animals Of the Booth
and Bates strains ever produced, besides
Masurkas Gwynnes,. Rsris, and Dutch
esses Of worldwide reputation. both for
purity Of blood, beauty Of form and
figure, aud perfection in color. II has
beea oflate years recognised a, par e.
eellenes, the herd for the breeder to
draw from to develop his own stock
if it was deficient in any particular
mark OF quality. And those whose
fancy his called them to be champions
Of any particular family Of short-horns
have always known that in 0r. Kings
herd they could invariable ind animals
70 remedy any defect in their own stock.
For this reason tho herd sold yesterday
VA not = breeding ono itsel1, and tho
fact that tho individual animals Of it
ars now scattered through = large num-
Dor of other herds where they Win, with
their rich blood improve this breed Of
cattle al over tho United States, il one
Of tho most fortunate occurrences that
has happened in many . year. Mr..
Kings herd has been oollsoed With IN
utter disregard of cost, his only object
being to select . herd that would be GEO.
ood to none in tho world. The animals
were in excellent condition, we'll
| groomed and showed care, and sxhibi.
ted no traces Of unpleasant effects from
the journey from Minnesot. to Dexter
Park.
At 4 o'clock the last COW was cold,
several COWS having been withdrawn
BY Mr.. King, with the permission Of
the bidders, either because he Was not
certain Of their breeding capacity in
the futuri or some other equally good
reason. This fairness of Mr.. King VA
warmly commended aud appreciated.
At the close Of the sale Mr.. King
mounted the stand, aud in = few we'll
timed remarks thanked those presen
for tho honor done him a. q breeder
and bis herd IN tho liberal and fair
prices paid. He spoke warmly Of the
short horns, and promised, in tho future
- in tho past, to do all hs could BY
tongue and pen, to add to the warm
sstimatian in which tho breed was
held.
Long John-the irrspressible-as-
sumsd to tender to Mr.. King the
thanks Of the city Of Chicago for his
labor in the improvement of stock, and
invited him TO 'eome again."
Thus ended the most remarkable aud
successful sale of stock ever held in this
or any other country. It shows that
"blood will tell," and when breeding il
entrusted 70 men Of known integrity,
who are above al tricks and deception,
and follow the business with sincere
desire to give the world = better and
purcr strain of blood than it has yet had,
whatever may be the ultimate pecuniary
results Of their labors, they will be re-
warded and appreciated. That Mr.,
King is snch stock grower his sale
yesterday abundantly attests.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-28

The sslestisss were nsas BY M. DsskIs.
men II The Eastern market, aaA As 10 surs Of
eivipe sstisfaet]oD to bic Old CusteDsss, and
ell new ones Who nay fhvsr hin With sall.
SUITS nsds = order, IN The latest style
and BY the most expert Tsilors.
Store IL Old Headquarters Building, ssssss
Maj. sDd Bridge Streets. Asstis. Nina.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-05-28
Yours, 1NaLEBRET oLEs0N.
*OUOTA1NS 1AP1N W 4OS7s
G. H. h L. ], MCCORMICK:

Lasfharyest I was persuaded by !
Harvester agent to buy the Edward HaF
vester. After trying in vain to cut my
heavy and down grain, I was compelled
to 20 to N. T. Gratten aud buy one Of
your Advance Reapers. My troubles
were then over; I had . machine that !
, 1874-10-05

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct, 8,
1ncreaael activity Is apparent lii nonry ali dopars-
nanta u tils ryaoofa trade. and Tho gcnaral sone Of
tho market lla greatly improved. TAo eject Of tho
curtatlmtnt OF production by tho New England n,in
j. already yaie III tho greater confidence prevalent in
jobbiug circlca md tho increased rsslo caraCterlz
Ing TIM putehates OF both local md intortor dca1crn.
It IS true that individual purchases at lack tho bor
aity Of former scasonH but snk tho condition Of tho
trao Ia sound ID evident from Tho fact that retailers
and jo,bors allao arc In roaton to promptly meet
tleir indebtedness at maturity. Collections with PCS
ably tho exception Of few secIous wlero tho rayags
Of the drought and grasslorpers wers most seyero
arc reported to he mora sastaeory than they have
boon for years. Carpcngs arc being freely fsribut-
c antl remain steady iii rr4cc. Our quotations hara
not bcsn subjected to Imp ,1Rnt rhauUo tinCo
lust roport Tho New York Gal'stin Of Sept ID rays
"Tlia week opcna With qltlet pncxaNo trade. but
considerable activity pcryades tho 1obbing branehes,
and already bnyers aking hold Of gooda moro frc@-
y than was tho whom much uncertainty pro-
vailed to tile future eorss Of prices. Il eeenls 10
bo accepted fact In all quarters that bot!ons prices
for cotton gooda hnye boon reached, aud With sourn-
ting confidence in tbs maintenance Of values moro
active trao movement IN tic comtng month may
Rouaby he expcead. Reports feon tho West continuq
satisfactory, aud actiYD business ia Dclng prosecuted
tn NIL tts secstous by ohuora mud retailers ho From
tho beY eitainabls information it aroars that exco1-
ousby Light atocks ata befnH carrial by obbop In tho
Weat, and tito liberal orlcra Tor rsaasorlmol:a which
mrs cunning forward daily tend to confirm this ufor
nffnuu
, 1874-10-05

Withdrawn from storo OIL Friday for city con-
sumption: t,418 bu wheat, 357 blu corn, oo2 bu
ryc, 4,G7o bu barley
Tho following grain has boon innpccted into
stors this morning mp to 10 o'clock: II oars No.
wheat; 434 cars Mo. 2 do 81 cars No. Q dot 25
cars rejected do; 1 cars no grade [577 whoat);
Is cars high mixcd corn; 152 cara and Il, 700
bu No. 2 do; d3 caga roiocted do; cars no
grade (228 oorn); cars white oats; n cars No.
do; i cars rejected do; 2cars no grade (G3
oatB); 1G cars No. 1ryo; Q cars rejected do; "a
cars No. barley; IS cara No. . do; cars re-
jectod Dc; l car 10 grade do. Total (o33 cars),
$50, 600 bu. Inspected out: 108.907 bu wheat !;
1871, 1857 bu corn; o3,744 BIT oats; TEL bu rye;
to, 20o bn barley.
Tho following mere the receipts and ahipmcnts
OF broadstura and live stock at this point during
the past week, aud Tor tue corresponding waoka
ap1s,u tAd
, 1874-10-05


Whcat Was less sct!yc, ana averaged 1G01Ac
lower, tho foolug being quite weak during tho
greater part Of tho session. Tho inspectors re-
tnrns Of receipts woro nearly IS per cont larger
hero to sell on Nov York account, Which caused
vo,y weak fooliug early, aud Induced hear
preaaura ell through the day, Tiera waa tit
tic moro doing for November. but tho trading
was chiefly for this month, tho short interest
filing in rather freely ut tho decline. rho de-
nland for cash 'ghoat was fair. and the premium
averaged about 10 per bu. The larger receipts
surprised many operatoFa. and thoy predicted a
continuance Of mora liberal daily supply tl,an
wakcd npto the necessity Of accepting losa than
s1.0O in Chicago for thelr wiacat. Tbo latest CO.
Inmates Of tho quantity which Great Britain Will
ncea to import place it at 9,ooo,oeo qrs, or r.,
ooo,o0o bu, which IL lIttle larger than some OF
portation Of vory noe.ly l,4oo,ooo bu for
oyory wcck in tho year, which is
no umall quantity, though. Of course,
cnly portion Of thHt vii 50 from onr Eastern
and New York irregular. selor tle month opotlol
hero this morning at 0354c, and declined to 021!{c
At the close. Seller November dold at 9l}5@
92jI4c closing at 9l3(c. soller December solj At
9Gc; No, 8 do at 8stGc; a,id rejected do at
83c, Minnesota mllent waa quiet, etosing
with sellers ut sl.0A and 200 tor Nos. and 2.
Casl, nalca wore a, reported OF soo bn NO. spring
At 9di9c S.19o pn 20 o ne YSe o'qou on nn no. =
spring at 93mo m b,ooo ~ 10 93c " n o9o hn 10
at 923ac a. Gao bn 10 a. STz4c; q nDo bn 20 at
93sso; ag6uo ~ 10 ~ s.so ~ aoo - m on DO at
921ac Suo III go 20; SPRING At6 5s,6eo on
go A. ostae nuo " lms nes'ee'sn 6pf1!,E a. o9Nc
520o bn 20 at Sse o;aou y a nn Ho' AllhnososH at
$l.U4 ag9 ~ az 94'oo oooo ou NO. 10 Ut VIC
Total. .loo bu' ,,-..
Corn was dnll N OPTIONS, ana more active IN
cash lots; ana ~ lower. taoueh Layerpool WAS
! unchanged III INTO n tho day. New York iirmer,
| and our receipts smaller, WITH better shipping
| movement reported lor yesterday Tho caa3e OF
ptelonson that new corn IS apont 10 como III
frosty, some OF y having a'roh:!y ohoiled ont
we'll, while tho relatively hlg1 prloo will induce
tho farnlcra TO save mueh ltrccr petcontasa
for market than usual, 1t Is not likely, how
ever, that farmers Will market their nav
cora freely nt 9c less than tho price for No. q,
when by holding it while longer It Will grade a.
No. 2 nnd command tllo aame price as tho old.
hut 1t Ia probable that ttle now corn will 10 1t to
store much oarliof than usual, as # il sxtrsortl'
narliy dry. OWING 10 mo SNORT rainfall Or tha
| past summer. Seller tho month opnned at 791 q,
dooucd 10 70c roaa to 7gtlc, fell of to T5116o,
| advanced to 71fSc. and closed at 70alo. boll-
or tho year gold at 72@7291o. Seller
| November waa hold at 75c Cash No.
! closed ut Soc, alid high mixed at 8Dlfo
CaaE sales we're rcnortcd Of 400 hu lAgh mixed
at so11{o; 2. 400 bu do st 800; 1000 by do at
, 1874-10-05
their best interests by Keeping Thin fact In vow, VI
a"oto the market Glowing iu4 nnt heavy.

a"o'" AhS aAEhts Ciu6l1lG tun hnH Htlfts
Estr. Tceyes-oradcsi ssccrs, aycraouul 1850
Choice nesvosfinc, fat, veil fotme sesr s'"'s''''
1.5o lbs ls. .;;::.:....:..... :.es .:... - sboatoo
sts,srs nysrag'nE i,1aa 10 1900 a25s.2s
aginG i,1eo g. to ,:So Its s7sotas
common to extra COWS, for city slaughter,
t,.' .vsrasin,e sso to 1od asoaaso
ls.h, avs1aggng ooo to $50 il. 22saaso
atsgz, bulls and aealawag seega......... 1.7sS2.as
uatic-To1as choco corn fod. 42it44.78
Eanie-no1as' MnNsieu noftn. 2.D0G93.75
IfOGS-rriccs arc from 60c to 76c rtr i00 In lover
than ut tho close Of n previ0ua wcok Tho ca,isa al
ills very ncrios depreciation in values u found in tho
largely Increased receipts, tho arrivals amonntiur II
Gb52 agaiHt G 58t Inst week, Enl Gl9 veal before
last. Tho decline was grcatcst In chnlcc grades and
least III tho common qualities. This Ii explained
by tho fact iat Tho proportion Of good 10 chotso logs
has haen uc larger than during bo earlier weeks ot
tho keason who tho offerings OF inferior and common
ioa SHOW corresponding dtuinutson. upto Wcdnca.
day night tho accumulation Of stock had been rapid
tls humber Of naod hogs III tlIe pona 1T tho cloas Of
trade Wednesday evening brinR r1t!htna ut - GOO.
Slnco Wednesday thu receipts hayo ateadr fallen OIL
aud Ecltcrs aye been ona6lcd to dapoae Of much ct
tho stao Atoct, hit there a rcman somewhere In tis
neghborAool Of 12,001 hoad and tha market ctoscn
quiet md easy. To-day thero was only light de-
rnfs laYing their orders weti fea cariior in tho
week. Sales dragged at $j.t0t@5.6o for common at
90 for medium, md At $J2o0e.76 for good y
strictly CHOICE.
, 1874-10-05


Henry bf,lvard t. Co., IN tlioir crcu'ar Of Oct.
o. furnish nomo valuable information concerning
tie hog crop. They have at.viees from Illinois.
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa.. Missouri, Ohio. aud
Indiana, tho principal hog,producing statos,
showing tho number Of hoga to bo cnnnidcrably
lcus than at thin time las. year. OF ropliea re-
cciycd from FL points, % report moro l5o ro-
port fomer, mid 27 report about tho aatno
number. Not only, docs 1t appear that
there Ia d considerable FILLING oil III numbers,
but their condition il below tito average OF paet
ucasone. owing TO tho scarcity Of old corn with
which to feed tlom. Concerning tho corn crop,
tho ropflos from 10 points report an incroRso,
100 report decrease, wl,ilo s. report about tie
Nn1no. THO roturns Of the Rogistrar General for
1roland shows au increase Of $1,000 hogs ovor
last year. Tho number in England il estimated
to bo fully equal to that Of last season.
Wheat vas in moderate demand in tic after
noon, and ntealy, closing at o2114c ael1or tho
month. and quotablo at 01e1{ Ro15So seller No.
yemnor. Corn vas quiet, asd ,4c lover closing
at 7911o for the month. Oats were dull and
wcak at 49Mo for tho month, 479{o for Novom-
Der. sud 47l1c for tho year. Lake frelghts were
t1rmer. Tho schr B1oars was tskcn for &c, 900 bu
corn to Buffalo 1t 4c.
, 1874-10-05

s1EEr-The damana has kept pace with Tho nlnp'y
and the market Lag maintained steady TOM. Ship
rcachiug ouly 7s9 head . local butchers weta acive-
fy engaged and st tue close only few odds an1 ors
good to cholch at $4o094bp; medium 1t S9toaS7s,
aud poor to comtnda at Sa.s0&a..5.
ALBANY.
AInAEz. Oct. 3-cAryEE-1seeints 72s cars, against
61d last week. Market dull medium grades Ke md
common 1Gc OF; highest price, 7Ac.
aHEEp AND LAMps-pull; lafnhH shon Ao dscltna,
Noecipta, II car-luada against SO last week. Lambs
51c to eci common to fair, 69G1c; teir 10 GOOD, ~
oxtra. Bhecp 4@5c; common to fair, e354c; fEtf
a rtecd - " =.
, 1874-10-05

The 0xrortH from Naw York during Tue paat
week include 1880 bsls 1our, GIL 900 bu wheat,
aud 453, 900 BIZ corn,
Tho loading prod1co markcts wero monty
weak to-day, except pork, with considerable
activity IN grain aud quiatuoga in provisions.
The great bear wss in tho aseoadant, sud tho
bull lay supIno. Thors WAS no worry hoayy roa-
sou for thiH in tho nDwB from outside Hourcog,
az our woaknoss was established before Now
York opened. 1t MAS, moro than anything olse
y reaction from tho recent speculative strength
which has kept pricoH up hero littlo above q.
point which would warrant a shipping movement
outside Of That conducted by those who
were bulI!ng optlons md wanted to got
to move it involved loaa. Tho greater tirnnoas
tn !nko fcetghta tenlott to dopreAa the price Of
graiu here by incrcasing the cost OF moving It.
THO dowrlnrd tendency WIS checked about uoon,
whom 1ncHs pork was reported generally firm,
mud most Of tho rFossuro was oyer from holders
anxious to sell.
Thoro wero no now features In tho market
for domeatio dry gootls. 4 liberal aggregate OF
halos wna accomplished at firmly maintained
prices. drocorlcs wero moving with son,o froo-
crushed, powdered, and granuated sueara was
noticod. Old uoyor1l.nent Java coiroo was hold
~ higher, with Which o1copliona there wore
no price changes. In tho tlroa fruit market tho
contiuuo dull III 10 to 10 expected
at thlH atage Of the sesson hut In foreign fruits
9 very fals hs.sinoAa tH now bong proaecnted.
New layer rainnn arc ofrorius It @S.60@s.G0
and old at :a05Gp3.l5. oitron ia scarce md
flrvl at tho late a.lyasce, Euta aro nceting with
aIl increasing tlelnand and prscas aro working
llrmer. Poca,ls arc 10 highor. Fish are
actiyo and ilrm. No clargos wcro apparent In
tho coal wood. and leather mar kots. There
was good demand for tho lending oils
aud, aside from lluAoed, In which there
waH a reduction OF %. full preylous
prieea wero holng ,rea'laca. Carbon IL
meeting with N increasing demand and ia llolt
| uuo Wora ataady. No changes uore uado III tia
, 1874-10-05

HA14EH.
D. f. Head has sold louso aud lot on Oak
wook boulevard near Langley Ayeuuo, for
a7,100s also. three l0th on Erio street, between
Isubsg and lloyno streeta, At 81, QUO each.
Milllnm II. 4 H. N, Clarke, No. l10 Las3allo
Hook a. Morgan Park, for ". +. PoulBon, for
9l2.0U0.
Alao, u ttroo-story md basement marble. front
l,otlAe, with lot, Oh Twonty-fiftl street, uear
South Park ayonuo. tor n. A. o!atko price,
81B.00U,
Also, two lots at Washington Heights, to Z.
Zeukert at *600 each.
, 1874-10-05

p. ". Kosn has aod anvcn 1ota, enctl poxloo
u. T. Culver las Holl hot and two-atory frnno
dwelling, at the hoad OF barry ayon,se.. for
Saooo. % ooo Aluo. h0u'e and lot at haywood LOT
ballard Ii Droctvsy liavs rold tmcnty-haycn
lots In lInmewood for &5.0 600.
Q. J. Slough Inns sold for ]. Q. Bryant, ala
house anil acron OF land a. 1lta'saale' LUZ
'S.g1 " D. q Cooper d, r. soa % IL foe on Third avenue
near Taylor straot, for $o.ooo cshh+ 10 " "
Htoilgll.
Henry ros!h: No. 1oe wsshIngton of,n. .srset.
% sostory S brck ee~ ho.,so On MrhwooS stroet to G.
II. Whitney for So QUO; one 9w0,atory eric6 nom6e u
OH Prairie aven,a to Q. Il. Whitney for %, egg
ono two-Btory brick houRo a'ld 10y faot ground to
on lacllaoi nyont1o to C,arlon 1crre' for a2O0;
one tyo-etory houAo OH uighwood tY6nuo for
ii QUO; 09 aoyoa In Soc. 10, Lnko Forest. for
eel, 6,20o 20 scros IN soo. o2. Addition to Lake
forost, Tor $1an00 125-acro farm IN Town Of
Vernol, for s12.ooo; 80 acroa In Town Of ueoz-
fold for $4,000.
sa1oB for this woek BY J. A. i ]. II. CsY-
bonfn:
south OF Goethe strent, lot 9Sx1a2; $1,000.
Ten aorcB in subdivision OF N. X of Hec. II,
10. 10, Town Of jefferson, $4,000, Ill cash.
Four lots. 5ox157 cacl,, In Clybourn's Addition
to 11aycnsuood, $4,010.
during tho past feH ueeks In Elmnurat $40 lots,
| 25x1b0 each, and ilva two-ssory fra1ns honaes,
brlek ~ foundations aggregate consideration,
Also brick building covering atoros 2oo, 25t.
and 293 East Van Dnren street, 100000.
uouae aud two 1otB Wost Fourteenth Etrtet,
near Ashland avenue, &c 900.
| Two cottagea aud lots In Kankakao City and
! farm Of 1Go acres In Kankakcs County; consider
ation, so, 900.
Flour mill at Laporte, Ind, ali. 900.
Flour mill 1t El Paao. ILL.,; consideration,
| 8ga, 600.
DuILDINa NoTEa.
| J. G. 1roCord has begun tho erection Of Il
block Of ton residences. narblo-front, two.Htory
| ant' basement, on Vinoensics avcnMt, corner Of
| 1hirtY-eighth street. Tnoy will cost $4,000
| oach, and will bo finished aboat March l.
III. CoriHan hah commenced, on Stats atroot, 30
foot from, Hubbard court. throo STORY and bano
| mont building, presssa brick front. with stono
! trimmings. 4oxGo feet; cost, $4,000.
i! Wheelock T. Thomas Aro drawing p!ans
! for iino building 10 bo erected by
! hi. CoriGnn on tho cornor Of btato street
| and Hubbard court, whore Wood'a Hotel
| stood. The building will 10. Goxso foot.
! four stories md basement, marble front. and
will cost about $50, 900. Alr. Corigan has not
yot iboiled whtthnr 10 arrangs thu interior for
| hutel Or in French hnts.
SUMMARY Of TnAdHEEns For THE wErK.
| Tho following is the total amount OF city and
! nuburban property within radius Of ihiles Of
] tho Conrt-Housa transferred during tho week
ending saturday, oct.3
No. sx1ts. Consideration.
, 1874-10-05

lEE{lI1 tLES1tAI4At
u,,. .a>.-.at.+. .r.rtet allows const,e~.,ta
tno .,t,r,,,, IT, ,,,at ,xas,, IT,.
chaheo 'of tno oe'4o. uu.h NV p@os "ooA. ~
qutrles continue, ESPECIALLY from rich mon IN
ind tho boat locations far Investment, or who
,,,,,, i,,o ~ tr,,, ,,rnncrtv for ,,nnroyc ~ W.
"pu'a IN :. ''a % 1901 ~. s,..s
cans 'o's ~ an" Alo4". '"'' ivy -. ono to"s
estate ol'lca "o hoef'' OF se'y long lst from
cities, which tho party wan offorIng to traao for
rronnrtv hore Ti,1 nh,cct ra. IN ,,ocon1o resi-
-. T., n,',.. a: ~ '"s w. ",,,,1 ,rr,uoo n
aett III urcaso W. hoon 10 no epu III ~
10 60. NC heaf OF several eales "n''n W. no'
find their place in our liat thia wook' "a tho OK
animation OF the abstractA oou',l not bo oorn.
1dotc, g,t,,r,,ay qhnan aro all for ocouna-
ill., s,,s..,,st,,,s ..,oa or salos for
saon. apeeu'"s's' u,o,s vat known ar,on1
investment, arc sea.ceS s's ~ ..,.t,a .'vs ~ .
movements which obatnatoly refuses to ne felt
sorfouslv in rcal-ostate circlos. Ownors. how
.,,.. ......i,, rr,, In TIM oniuton TINT Chicago
a'ut' t.u'"'" ~ aa1 .n,,,t n ho1
psopof'y'e soon sa'aa ..a",,. ~ no ....:. ,h.+
Lant weok wo nad paraefal'7 s'at'ns tn&s
largo numbers Of people in Eoot' circumstances,
anna of then, wealthy. were
coNtsn m rn12 cry
tu, H., .or,,,a on1 c,tiou MI ovc. lin Northve.t,
rum tno 'o".' ~" .''~e ' ~ 'no A's 01'.
AA~ tSoo'" N-'N'o'.T~N@f '-
mora than confirmed all NO said week ago,
Saturday re met leading gentleman from St.
Louis Who hnA purchased q line residence on tho
Vost Side, md will engage In tho banking BUSH
ness. Chfcngo lays not ouy tho Northwest under
contribution for thor bost cttlzonB. but hey aro
nlso coming from tho East anl making their
homes arSong us, Rentals Are specially cheap,
and property can bc had at fair. not to say COM
parativo|y low, prices. BnsueBs has boon dull,
std now It IN believed before 1t agnin gweops on
with rush, is inst the tirno TO come, probably
the best that will offer before tho century c'oaos.
III this they aro right, 81 tho roBulk will nbun
dainty prove.
TIE NORTH EIDE,
II our reader. viii taHo drive oycr the North
sitla they will, If tlloy hayo not been tlcro for
several months be surprised at tho number aud
tho beauty Of tho residences they rill 500 therc,
either inst nfHscd or In process Of construction.
At tho ratio building In going OIL thorc, all rcltca
Of tho great fire OF 1874 viii soon b removed
and thu cntiro section south of the old cetlotory
will DO covered With shops along Clark and foW
other htroetB or Oiled ,p ith elegant rcsidonces.
more especially oil and cant OF Wells atFoet OF
cnreo lin b1orkn near tho river Are given nm to
Earehonbes anu heotoH. LUG No1tu QUO 10 "" y
, 1874-10-05
YTAR.
LATEST.
New Yonx, Oct. 3.-Money closed at 2@215


New Yonx, Oct. 3.-Money closed At 2@215
Foreign exchange c1oaed steady at 4Bi11D4s5
for hanEora aixty-days sterling, and 48711 3@488
for demand.
God opened At 11o56, declined to 11o16, rallied
to ll014, and closed at 11o tho lowest polnt Of
lilo day. Raes for carrying, i, IL, 2, 8, and 2l
per cent to flat. Clcarings, s27,00O, QUO. Tho
Aaaistant-Trcasuror disburaed during the week,
B415, 1000, aud received for cuHtoms, ~ JsG 600.
merchandise, si.425, ,252 !. specie saipments,
1920 ,459, principally silver BARI.
A. small failure was reported on tue Stock Ex-
change, but it was stated at the ologe that the
broker was unavoidably absont and would
aeetlo everything Oh Monday.
Report rays Henry Clcwa l. Co. hayo suc-
recded in negotiating III London = loan Of
100000. Clcns said to-day hc had made during
tho panic and since such efforts to keep up hia
credit to tho last that no Ind iuiurel himso't
whero Others, rieltlng to tho circumstances OF
the hour, saved themselves.
Stato bonds quiet
:, Tho stock market declined 1G to u per cent in
tho opening dealings, but afterwards advanced
Il to ls4 per cant OIL aotye busineas. There
was HllRht reaction aftor midday, but vt tho
Becond Board this was painfully recovered.
Stocks "ero strong ut the close in leading shares
a+ hsw lor9 cstfal 11 advanced to 1o29 the hiGhost
stock wns unusually actiye to-day. Union Pacific
advanced to 81; Lake Sloro to SIX, and North
veztern common to 10; ClaYoland, Columbus Il
Indiana Central doonod to ll3<, aud finally
sold at IA; Pacific hlnll reoeael 10 409sS, tle iinal
saloB having bcon mado ut a924; Western Union
closed firm Ut III H. t;alea to-day include 3G. 600
Western Union. l9,00D Pacific 5lail, $4,000 Now
York Contral 5000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Hlore,
10000 u1ion Pacific, 12,000 Northwoateru, 0,0U0
Toledo i Wabash, and 5000 Ohioa.
WEEKLY BANK BrATEaIEST.
Loans, incrcaae, 81, ,757, 900: hpacto, decrease,
e545,70D; )egal~tendots. aoorease u, ,7a4 800
deposits. ineroaso, SaG5. Ion; circulation, ito,
sreage, $780, 20U; rosorSc decrease, 81, ,Soy. .275.
, 1874-10-05

Tot. Tor nlno mo'a ,19,J0d $11,415, ,41l V,61a
interviewing t1e weeka buaiuoas aonlo shad,nga
OF interost nro to ba noted viz: q loan OF T25,-
0o0 on Lot 90. Block Z, Fort Dearborn Addition,
payable Nov, l0 1876, at So per cent; a loan OF
$4,000 on 20 feet on Madison street betwoen
iIatiin atroet and Ogden avenue, ht per cent;
aud g loan Of s7,uu1 for tivo yeara on TO feot,
similar location, At per cont. TAeso loans arc
maae BY old conservative Eastern ,nnaya.so
companies, and therefore 1t does not neon that
all confidence ia lost IN Chicago. Ganora!ly tho
rate of interest IL 10 por cont. Whore ali instru-
mcnt il given to secure pars purchase money at
property, por cont interest appears to bo tho
Yulo.
COMPARATIVE sTArHAEar FOR 1ME wEEx xNpiNa
nTr 4.