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The Osceola times., 1874-10-03
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, Un adyance;l
For n Iryu Oi Dnf year ...ss... nv. -
=. p Slx. Months. e.."- y
Ihrec Months. ...-......-- e
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ToR TRANsTE EyT AND DLECALNOTICEs

one dollar per square of one inch running
measure, on space Oi ten lines OF THIS type, lot
lirst ils eitioB, aud seveAt, live cents Ior each
gubseuuent Insertion.
spEtIALSO1ltES in Local column Qehdcd)
li(y per cent On above rates.
OBITUARY NOTItEs-inse'ted at advertis-
ing rates.
4 liberal deduction made on above rates Tor
stgnding advertisements.
lDlToRI Al NOTlI rs referring 70 advertise
m.uts, vr advancing private lntettsts, rate as
transient matter,
when no contracts are made, cash must Hc-
company al a,tycrtisehriiis NJ deNidiiols
from The above lules.
, 1874-03-30

Nrw Yonx, March sa.-corros-Dun aud easier;
midil!ng apaanls la;:c;, fnnres eloael steady::
ies 1ss 5aIy 55ay, ,,ia,:o; ~ Asgass. s7ssiS a5sso ~
,osss ws.sf ss s sa 5sssR:s 1ee ssoa s q
&c. sssss ssa. ss & sS:ss sss ds xs;
asehsnss "; s Wsat anet .sd anchaassa ssee!ps,
$4,000 lii. Rye. barley, and malt UNCHANGED; Corn
5 I'D 5s,ss s9 s1 9.s; Wsse Ws'sFs 5
ss,o6o bu n mixed Western. de@8so; whito Western,
GSY AND Hers Unchanged.
nser; !sr 10 rood rcilsi1s 7X@7 X. &olaspes md
''iS PEraoseua-Iriner; s Gun er.tle 7c; refined, 15c.
TUnrrNrlNi:-SeAly at 47t9u.
Ed0s-Firm; Western, 16Et9l6Hc.
LfATuEH-Sleady ut MGGyj0c; 0stnotot 25H@
~; &oo1-stee,y; aomaslo acece, 4o@eso pulled, 2s
"lqv pNnytstossMpotk nrn; new mess, slooo@io.76.
Boef ul,chnngcd A{ld!es quiet; long md short cear,
p.c., Lard as'n; prime #'ean' pRo spot; Q 1sloo
WuTrsn AND oaExsE--l]nchangtd. =,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at vac.
n4ia.sEc, pg.,ron quiet; tscotch, afGs4oa; Anaer
can, 5o55so. Dar quiet. RusEia slee l6k@l7)lc. In
S"ilN-oa''''s'to:;L CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, March 4e.-1anEAnsruRtr-Wi,eat qniot
4ud steady; No. rod, 81; No. i ao, 41ia. Corn
Steady No. i sts,e, $40; No. , dn, 4ge.
FgrMoLEUM- STEADY and unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. ..-
NEW 0nIEANs, March s..-rnoT1s1oSs-Posk scarcd
sud Ar.n at 1GJ3&17c,
II demand ;a Ar sn,ss t'r t.
g. ss' 'ss eesa &ssl te oSs;s '!sassa
.sss sss sss sss9 sss ;is slss.
si9is: s'9s: leW ese" n!SdH is2!s %|$Sag = sE.s
, 1874-03-30

prairie, therc are nov, boaidos tho shops, shout
a1xty now buildings, and foity moro nro CONTRACT
Cd for, to bo nuilt this spring, al within half
milo Of tic shops.
NORTH OF LINCOLN PARK.
Thoro Ia n good deal OF inquiry III regard to
tet1d Situated north OF L,ncoln l'atk and woBt
Of tho EvahHton road, owing to tho oontemplnt~
this reason, principally, property In that vicinity
Is attracting moro attention than eror boYoro.
ON THE souTu RtDE.
Tho activity OF building and Hnlos OF lots tn hll
tho prominent suburbs Of Englowood, Hyde
Park, Cornell, and South Chicago continues aa
actively ns mentioned In our articles Of tho last
Two WoekH.
Wo hnnr ut but fow
BALES or AoREa
thte week, though Mossrs. C}arko, Layton & Co.
sold twenty acrcs iu the south half Of Soc. 9, vt
Washington Heights, for s28,D7O, md .. +.
Clarke i Co. sold 1.ot 2, OF Block 4, in Washing
ton 11ofghtn for 1000.
SUMMARY Of T1tANsrEhs FOR Tl1R WEEK.
Tho following IA The total nn,otns Of city aud sut-
urban property transferred turing The week end1a0
Saturday. hfnzch a.: Oily prppsrty-Number of eaiss
111 considetntion, 3t81 ,d90. North o. o4ty limits
Number OF aalcs Is; consl,1orlton N9 w. Sonih OF
city nms-Number OF sates % consideration $l21-
D55. Vast Of city nitaNumbor Of eaiea consiaet-
ntion, $4,000. Total sales, 1oo. Tpal consideration,
k1at. .tE4.
, 1874-03-30

yoarn nevor had pioco Of aour mont. II fs
useless TO hdse II. Having ample tin1o to nnoh,
from three to four months, III Chicago, thore u
no cxouuo for 30 great loaa in this groat staple
Of commerce.
In regard to barrol meat, 1t should not 1e
stored out of doors; tho woatlcr cxpanda ant,
n!'r1nks tho cooporage; 1t leaks tho primo ana
should DO shielded during tho winter. 1t would
pay well to do It. It should bo tho pride Of onr
packers 10 ace to thctr packing. and remedy thia
costly error Of sour product In tho 1nrgoht port
exalted tho STANDARD Of our packing. Tie whole
element is horo 1t only requires proper caro- and
management.
III regard to Doartl-of- Trade inspection: Tho
Essen syfs s n 1g b; BE- % Il Rs 7 eopoteat
to decide tile question, which is quite important,
mud thoy are aware Of 1t. A good Inspector is
generally right II tho mont 10; Z not, i re-
quiros experience thon to decide When ! and
once, saving time and labor, also expense, :,
Hoping to soc important improvements in tho
curing, Strengthening, packing, &o., III the com.
ing seaHon, aud orr famous etnto raiae tho finest
ing TINT will do honor to ot,r packors and afford
profit to tho purchaser, remaln, , respectfully 81
you're. ]. B. TAYLOR.
PERU. March Al, 1874.
SIR: IN your to-day's ibsue you pahl1eh az
article about corn from this point, and Hignod
"Colloctor."
Now, bog to differ with him AZ to tho amount
Of grain horo. Thore arc only about $4,000 BIT
OF corn hero. aud that ID hold by ono party
alono, as ho says, but at tile sa1no time, ho docs
not state TINT that iB all the corn hero. No other
parties have any, uhllo lnst winter there Hcro
over 100000 bu Of corn hold hero during the
wintnr for spring ahpmont. Thoao aro the true
faotn, aud yon will confer favor By publishing
tho aams. FAIR PLAY.
Wheat was quies aud steady. 9ollcr April sold
at a1.106Dl.191 scller May at $1.233< GD1.231SS,
both closing at tho inside. Corn wAs woak and
}1c lower, selling Of 1I1GlG4A for May, and
Sl3s@6l31o for April, BOTH options closing at
tho in6ide.
GALL DoAnD.
hreas pork was fairfy active and stronger:
Eess pork, cash or acller the month. closed
at $l4.e5@15,00; Bollor April, $1500@lb05 !;
Boiler May, si5,30@15.82I; seller june, Sl6;6o
GIBBS; sci1er August, s316.o0@1o.6 50; seller
3optonber, Sf8.25@l7,00. Lard. cash or seller
tho month, offered at O1{o aelior April. S9.lo0
9.173{ seller May, a9.27113@0.921f. Short ribs,
caall or seller tho month, e8.07@B.2b; seller
April, e8.15@3B0: seller May, S8.25@9.45.
Shoulders, cash or soller the month, offered
at Go sellcr April oifcrod At Go; so}}or May,
sB.05mG30. Short clear, cnsh or solcr tho
month, ofrcred at 81So; seller April offered At
G11o; aollor hlay offered at 81<o. Salea include
1000 brls moHB pork, seller April, at 600 $50
brla do, sollor May, at 915.25; l,75o brls do at
S15.30
, 1874-03-30
ta'on, up at tho dooline, by ono party vho, is

taken up at tho docline, by ono party who is
peculiarly supposed to bo n"ingsng. n long, HING
ofit: Wo uote Cunt two or tlrcc largo lots OF
intending to ahir, but ohangoA their minds
owing to- dullnoss in Eurono. Tho market
closed qniot at the following ,rhngo Of pr1eGa: e
~ M9ss sss4 RS ss Sss e sssf Af 81 so}el Go
extrn primo do, sl1.25@l1.50. Inri, cash OF
seller April. 40, 16s DO seller Nay, sp.2711
@29o do soer n,S,1 S5,nno, $o6o@n624 q Sweet
iooso nt 5s4o for ellouldcrH cash. mud 811H@0lAlo
eollor May; 25 Tor short ribs, cash, and
ss.5o@8.55 sollor May; s8:45@8.6o for slort
% for %dumbotiands; s@55lo tor long eleaf. fho
Bacon moats, 65@o for shoulders, 919@ojj4o for
short rba, 92a@959o for short elear, oil r,,okod
,a r. mads h1 sa1H 1GIG Ios GSs pssHn oxtra
mess do. SD.75@1o.oo; bcof bnme, s23. oo@23.6o.
s.lees wore rel,otted Of a5o br1s mess potk
at Sl52o 70 er!e 90 a s151o 1oo9 ef1s DO
600 brls do ut @l5.00 1000 brlB do sollor 1tay
at el5.4o; 600 brIs do at e15.8751; $50 br]r do
at sl5.95; 75o brls do at s15:271l; $500 M h,la do
$50 br1s do at e15.46; 200 tca lard at ee.25; 755
tcs do seller April at S0.2711; 1860 tca do at
s0.25; 800 tcs do at s0.20i 1850 tca do at
e0.15. $50 tca do Boiler Mny at $9.421S; $50 tcs
do at 49.40; 1850 tcs do ut SO.35; sou les do ut
5000; 100, 900 Tbs shouldors, seller May ut d{o;
20, 700 lbs short ribs at 81(o; 10000 ihs thort
clear at s111c 100010 bs short ribs, sellcr April
last evcuing, at ss,2o.
Flour was quiet and firm at former prices.
Tho movcmont nas, however, moro active than
for two or three days past, tho rocont riso In
wheat having caused an increase in tho linita of
one OF two buyers for export, which enabled
them to moot sellera on terms previously offered
| by tho latter. Bran was firm. Sales wore ro-
brls do at e50o l,AOO brls do at s5.75; $50 brlB
do on private torma 200 brls supBrtne ut s400 |;
100 brlB do at e3.75. Total, 1850 brls. Also. 10
tons bran at $1750 on truck 10 tors doat $500
At mill. Tho following woro tho asking qaota-
, 1874-03-30
cosstvse, se2; atos britain, b,&oo; Rtook, az 42s;

.,....t.n cf, ftso.. y,...,. I'M 4,,,. o.n soa.
,,msnl' hi foo. 1''''"'1' ''"' Hsoo"'
ror,,u ,rovo,, 81 d. onoDro.- 49,, cx,
IT: Loulss n,alea MISUNDERSTANDING anu hfH
"rnuaS Hun a. d,,, .r, .,r
hoa. stnnIx. NJ snrna II "a III Iawsr sT ms
10 chocs re a. ,is Uorn m, ,sss; No. eik
Sa o traok psrtay Mti Ill nopna
l'yn niHnef ~ ". o.sSssG' ~ ma
o r neher A. ms
Go: clear I'll, g.; up-country, spot. clear M r'b.
sae eens sf2 neee; eos "aSp om haa h a nav
ffn ii o.. =. .oo.
foaa-fsm light, sa.7oe9a'oo; heavy, s56o{Ss7e;
rceelp!at i4a: alta. su, ., ,,A,.,,oa po,o,,,.
OATT1R-Act'7es hfhfs anu uhcnshsea' hoee'p''s
JOS. ....-
CINCINNATI, March 2a.-corroN-sleady, with
nodorutoslefnand at 16slo: ..,;
DnrApsrurrs-Flonr 91iet t aad q nhehangod Whoas
..esy mixed esgoeS oas anti ana aro9piem = Is
s1c nye stsady With modesa.o aOmaho ~ slos'
Eaas-Dnll and dropping At 12Ne,
nuTTER-sleady l,E ~ w1ta a1r moderate aenana'
PNoSisioss-pork ,firm With fair donana It $1,000.
Lard firm With tair demnn4 R!oam pHa; aette. p:tc'
nnlk meatS strong snoHlleFn 1oiu NJ o;tGi eiea1 rps
ec clear. s5k9eNd baeon it1n VIII ,,I aHr aelnaao
"hfon!loEs, fn1, 6M9 stesr r1os '0; elsa3' 9A0'
MlLMAuhEE: ~ ~ .u,.rs+. - xoa,,x
M1LWAuKERt Mhfch ~. - ARE1oaEus5s e1nIs non
dns ana unchanged snperat'o spring e1tTaa, xo.io
T. ~. MMeat dsA nna uheoiued; No. M,i""uksu.
,S ~ 90, :2s; se1lsf @ npsai, Sa.sa an"n sc,ls.
~. = lrcan SC co[n atcauy. WIN m9aelhte NJ
snaa 1 70; : M1seut 3fesn. ble: nys ateady, Wltn
Nn a,r,n fros 81: "a sSo. a
, 1874-03-30
REAL ESTATE.

There have been comparatively fow important
transactions during tho past week. Tho atten-
tion OF real ostato owners and also OF those who
are contemplating purchases has become 30 con-
centrated on tho currency question that ovory-
body seemed to be waiting for the solution Of
that before they could mako up their minds
about tho yaluo and prospects Of real estate.
The legitimate effect which tho small increaso OF
currency contemplated by Congress would have
on pciccs Of real ostato, would he very slight If
1t we're not for tho fact that people seem to hhvo
accepted tho failura or success Of tho nlcnsuro
Oh sort Of omen or sigu, tue twist of tho Ill
vning rod, tho turn OF the fortnno-tellor's card,
which was TO indicnre whether real estate spocu-
1ation was to bccome active or not. b1nny
people had lost sight OF tho certainty that the
accumulation OF idlo money must eventually
forco aone OF It into real catato Investments,
and had pinned their faith in tho future, to the
change OF IN increase Of currency. Tho action
OF Congress- hau, therefore, crcatod buoyant
feeling at tho close Of tue wcols. Tho inquiry
from speculative purchasers incrcaaed tho very
LAY that tho Honate WAS known to bo in favor
oftnf1atiop, aud though 1t may be weok or two
before tho effocta are shown in any actual in
crease Ut gales OF property, there cnt DO but
little doubt TINT such will bo the result.
THE DEMAND FOR HOUSES,
Ono Of tho prominent features Of the rABt
two weeka has heon tue danasuA TOR cheaE reai-
loncsB ut pricoH ranging from III, 600 to st, 600
and, az tile West Side Inns tho argest amount OF
this kind OF property tue inquiries Of this class
Of purchasers arc largely in the direction Of tic
West 6ido parks.
whero tl1oro are now tweuty-Bevon houses being
erected, a graat many salalied men arc purohaa.
Ing new homev. Tho growth Of this place il, IL
.sIy-1 {rrk4 - la
, 1874-03-30

TIC FDTGI2H H1IEHDtH.
IIyEnrooI, March 2a,1l H. = ~ m;Iflonr, 27a sl9
@i1s ca: white, lla 1Ida12s I'd; club, l2ssi2a Cd.
Corn, sss Cd. Pork. Us Cd. Lsrd, 43s 3d.
L1vEnroo1, March 2H-1:32 p. tu.- Afartasn un-
changed.
L1sEnpoo1, March 28-2:3o p. m.-Dreadstufs
quiet and unchanged. ...- 49,.
LoNpor, March aa-Amount of bullion gone into
Tho Dank Of England on basuca to-day, ElG 600,
Consols for money o1N9o2 account, %; r5s, 1c3is
07s 1099z 1o4os, lolA; neU %, 1o4s:; Now York
aca od@As. Turpelltine, 32a ID.
rAn1s, March ;2a-;pentes; ~ e ;;dS 59f os, sSe'
LlvEnroo1, March 28-Eycning. HCotson dull; mid
ding uplanda. B,l@skd: midling orsn4us, SD.
Sales, 10 ooo bales; American, 67o0 speculation aud
export, 1000. >
brcadstuls quict and unchanged.
Choose, It's. Ducon-Loug clear niaales, lis; abort,
&1s ID,
, 1874-03-30

Three dollars per to 10 ADDED when transferred
~hish charge fellows the shtngle: n m IT,: ,n,,. l., tc
ness: Length-s!5teen IN inShes; i, ;,,,t. n,,
METALS AsD TlNSEs .; ofaor t r. efnao ~
satisactory condition. Prices uniformly aeady .a
quoted: ~
T PA7Eo F. l9xl $S9o; d9 l25i ~ t5s9 ~ graa aa1
PFC Trs-Iaree, sac !: srnal o4c; bar, SIC.
l. xS I a, Mo: 2fno 9p ,,,, eoa Ina ens
do. 1917. s' ~
.sss aas1T sxe: zS'-sa s''s' 40'' 's'' a'aaa' a4s
sHEEs 1nos.-Ne. Y, st5s rates; Russia Iron, 9,
sss y &C. % hasss sas s H. IL 'a'n'' 100
lsoa1NE 20 ~ loo FL No. 2a Sss0 120
do 22o, ite NO: ~ @ aso ~ ~ ~ ~ 'sc. = e0oahs
47e timed copper. s4a; panishoa copper e; do, cut
1,Xc; Is and Il, i:Xo Is sid d. i4c il, lSs; Is.
1ss;s 3ss " srs iss full BUNDLE 'ss cent
sea E Esl 1ss "a g. sSi g g "a A. s7s sasi q
N1vAI M W gssa Sstsa ,as demand
y &C ssSs fhsRsi hs%p III = ssr
s; 81; ;sS lit s:s'a pitch . ill., $50 a'''; ''s'
o1Ls-oaf6on was nm, snaof the ,ntluenee q aa-
sfa Of " 81 fs
Ss:sssa & ; T.: ~. sPss Ss Sss5
slos yaae: ao@s;s ,pssm' l. ass's,oSt ssa
oil strictly pure, $l.lo; DO, extra. 0oc d. ~ i hank
Sas 5 ~ asphsla g sravty i7o nsphth. common IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in good demand and choice
yss0sa rule 5n qoa s sarc 9ze sas
peach6ioWn, do. tt.s5@i.4o PET bM; mixed I'd lsts,
pessh61ews Ia sfl safSts 81 tsIlT e
@1,tE, delivered.
, 1874-03-30

soAps-aermnn motuod, 0h4gNo; 0oldon Wet,
palm, daaXo; ssvea falrerlsl, GSoIo; white is.s-
sian, oal@oo Champaign, oGeoka; rrinlroHc 0a6Hs
srAnoli-.Btlvor glose, oixaloo J; common, Ata1oHc;
pure, bH88c.
lIAY~Gontinucs to meet With 1nodorafc inquiry
from tic retail rado. Tho receipts today were tfhe
larger but prices wcto apparently not Rifactea thefeb.
though doubttoaa any considerable inczease IN Tho o.
fettngs would weafen tho mhrket an thDra s no do
naui onlatdo Of whit "a wanted fnr home couaump-
tion. No quose tito Wholesale prices afd by dealers
A. folfnws, cars to contain 20,opo iha: Titnohy,
prime, 3l36oG31A 90 do No. l. $11.60Qa13o0: No.
do, $l0G1@ll.60 mlxot, 80 to primo ptn!sie,
$oD9@1o 10 do No. !, "a .oo@U.o1; 10 No. g. 90
@7.00. Looas ON Wkaox-TiinotaY, 81 .0o@13 90;
l1yaif1o sn.0Ol060 For delivery Of preaaed, Sl009
1.50, nccotdinG to dataucc.
11iDEs-Ths demand IL not ..rgont though sufficient
10 absorb The ofroriugs, which nra not large: No
change in prices reporsed. 0rccn city l,utcheTs
7asc; grcon curad, light aMaoRe; heavy do. sx@
se So: 1r,t ry sa sf' a al: s5s ssss ss
scored, cut. OF otherwise dangcd two-thirds prico
branded, 10 rer col OF. Sheep pes, wool eattmased
as waEhGd per ib, os&3 aoc.
IOrs-Wafo unchanged. 0rdcrn for \ bale Or two
at time arc received and thtn, but with this Ok
certont thore IN littio dotng rr1cea nto weak. The
Easorh and forngn markota are also reported dull and
doprcsaed. NO qtoto: Common to choice Wcstern, 20
6135; Now York, 40c.
mon AND STEEL-Conttnue fslrly active on inte-
spt accountand tho Rvon rates nre ru16 T1dherol
, 1874-03-30
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, March %.
The following were tho recnpts aud shipments
OF the leading ARTICLES OF produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, md for tho
corresponding date ono ycar ago:'
, 1874-03-30

70 New York. ror car 1890
To I'1atot, per ........."........ 1eo9o
TO Albany. ppr car 1lo0
70 ritaSurgh, por car.. 5000
To Detroit per car. 3opo
10 ioiouo, pes ao.oo
Gpncthing moro than ortiinnry activity in thin depnr
mont ot trade. At no PREVIOUS rerind aimee tho
eaaomblnge Of buyers, md ID 10 prsvtaua xo.t vas
larao volume ct b,,,iI,ess eecomnshed: That In tbe
ss sa S oy ops Il asa. fss as ns ssas s
actually advance and thst 100 in tho 1sry, ndet Of
tho Lcnten season. u a1togother unprecedented: Da.
Eastern markets wore, With romarkaIlo uniformity,
favorable for Tho ahrpug interes and In ho gradea
opsnns tns s1oaa o H.
n butcnera' ssnf ana ttoekefa Tug was
Tor ' whsh tho!e wa no. eoms ssht apprsotoon IL
vaMe, and taken MI IN al tns week tsht eosed waa,
x 81 a c ,t hG n net TO- sa
sates tho nuber Of fat Cattle remaining in hs hnus
Of feodcrs has now dwindlcd to such small dtmen-
dagroo Of strength developed during tho past fortnight
l1oach Of tha oioae of Lent and e iat Tint tho prco
Of mutton In tho Eastern markets. Inns advanced to
@ 1 gsd s es s auas sIs H. uay so. n4eds s
ou; eattls marriott asng .hsr belief upon ths .uppo,
CHIN that tho Upward topdcncy Of pr1coa will
warding their cattle, aud cspress eon.ldenco in tho
rcrmanenec Of present price,. The ranEs Of prices
sa ar!g tho wooa vas thongt o !, net ae
were readily salsDo at for poor e common.
COW. I'd sbs eshy ateess Wess Jill to local BUTCH
ers At s4.7t36.12x, while shey bought 20 ot coImon
corn.fed Texes eattlo taa6le at oeas23, while
poor to medium grades fetched $3.6094.c5. Veal
cayea are in demand At $3.So3o.oo, according to
To-day tho market was fairly active and steady. Tho
supply was largcr than us'a for the closing DAY. ttt
nli farchantabis grades werc wanted, fcN hundred
Of tho poorer aora only remaining IN the yard unso.
ws quote the market steady. As follows:
| Extra Deevcs-aradca steers, asoraaing1 400
ooeo so ass fa val formed ysar
to year old ateera, averaging 1,aoo to
cod nci; formed 0''00'
sieors. Averaging 1,2oo 70 1855 sa5a5.7o
xgiog 1100 to $50 hs. 5.ooa5.2s
| Dutchers' stook-Common to fair steors,
M avsrsssIna ss9 70 lido Is. .:.:....:... Ao9@soo
Iesh averaging 100 to 1856 ........... aso@A75
stags, hais. and eealswag aears. a,oo93so
Gstt'sTsxs: sia'sssa
Cattle-Texna. through dro7os..... 75t83 Is
ruled aey Sst and nd tS srous q ' The 1 ~
though lnsKo for the saaspn avonly diBt1nto@
that the oncfinga Ut no time materially exceeded th.
requirements Of buyers, and the tuarkot was easll,
sustained At ssoo@6.H for common l. lght. & Soars, M
,nodi, and At $5bo@e.o0 for good to strictly choice
Inferior descriptions sold down - low ~ 10
wnilo few extrh assorted wore taken at s6lo@a.25
| Tho bulk Of tho sa1eQ wore at s.. .10@6.6o.
To-day there ia good degree Of nctirlty In The dc
,nanl, and the market wuh atoady and ARM ct ycster
days quotations. Thc supply wsa pretty Mheral 70
the clcs!ng day, hut there wcca buyers for ~ de5ra61
lots aud Tho narket closed steady NJ the above quota
!
, 1874-03-30

BHEEP-ln this branch Of ths live stock market,
aso ths past week been activo aud prosperous
pnc The daily receipts proved altogether inadequate
to meet the daily wants Of the trade aud the compoe1
hon betwaoh buyers such TINT sellers experienced
or to 35sogo.5o for common to medium, aud to t675
@g0o for good to extra, At which range the market
cosos firm. Shippers secured most Of the offerings
losa than 1000 bead going into the hands Of tbs lota
&+aHn
, 1874-03-30

BosroN March 2S.--The wool 1narket remains un-
changed. Prices quite as firm for ape f!eeces.
coubing aud le1aiues sclcc,el and desirable lots OF
pulled but Tor anything that Is not up III condition is
not wanted particularly by manufacturers Tle mar
kct IL dull and sales have to 10 made At low figures.
The krinkago In the pr5co Of pulled wool hes led to
moro inquiry aud saca for the wouk hare boon 270 600
lbs. priees zro of fun 2@os per from the current
fnes almost unaalahe It satstactory prleos Sales aro
us follows Ohio and pcnnsvlv extras aud double
extras, 65@57c: Mchigan, 6oa59c Nostorn, Wiscon-
SIN, New 1Iampahire. and Mano, 4s955o conbing aud
delaiue, 6Oa63c; tub, 68c sconrel, 55@hBc un-
washbd, $50 4Uc; auperlna aud extra pulled, 3a{5Go
, 1874-03-30

NEW YonE March 9a-Ihara sluggish move
uppt Of do.neu.3c productions from hr5t hands, hut
the }obhng trade was moro active. Cotton goods
Fayersh aud irregular in price with ngents and Job
prices He'd pauk shirstngs ratlucod to sHe Colorcd
cuLton aud rolled 1sconets arc quiet rrinta and per-
calea actlye. WOODEN goods nra dull. Foreign aud
domestic dress goods arc brisk.
, 1874-03-30
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, March IS,
The receipts OF live stock during the last week have
, 1874-03-30

Following 1s tho Bcheuls Of catfle fhtts betmeen
Chicago and Eastorn 1nartots which went Into OBJECT
, 1874-03-30
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ExrIAHArIoH OF HrrEnENoE MAnEs.-t satnrday,x
eepted snnaay oxceptod: II Monday oxooptod. AZ.
rive aunday at 80Q \. M. Daily.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17
A Lesson fer Radica,s.

Frank LesHe's Weekly has an in
struotive article upon chow a great
party dies" It traces the origin Of
the Republican party; shows how for
yearc 1t has been only shell. and kept
in power only by the faults, blunders
or misfortnnes of its great adversary.
People have voted it's nominations,
ignored it's vioes, borne its insolence,
only because the current of passionate o
prejudice in the North ran strongly
against the Democratic party. Now
Radioalism is doomed. It approaches
dissolution. The process OF disinte.
grafton has begun. The prejudice
upon which it subsisted has co m mence d
to wear away. The questions of the
war are regarded as settled. .The
ddelity OF the greater part OF the North
80 its substantial obligations towards
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

Bishop ELLIorr. Tho Rev. 3. 3.
w. Elliott. nominated by the recent
Episcopal General Convention, and
since consccrated as Bishop OF Western
Texas, is young man, compared with
most OF the Bishops, being only thirty
four years of age. He was born in
Beaufort, S. c., and WIS graduated at
the South Carolina College. in this
State. During the late war he held
the position OF major in tho Confede-
rate army. After that he turned his
attention to religious matters, and was
ordained deacon at Rome, Ga, by
Bishop Quintard, in 1865. He after
wards went to New York, and pursued
his studies at the General Theological
Seminary. He was ordained as a
priest in Easter, 1874, at Christ
Church, Savannah, by Bishop Beck-
with. In November, 1874, he accept
ed call to st. Phillips Church, At
lanta, Ga, where he is said to have
been very successful, the church hav-
ing been enlarged twice in order to
accommodate his increasing congrcga.
tion.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-11-17

Tho managers Of ST. Johns Guild,
New York, say that at least 70, 600 mcn
nnd women are out Of employment in
New York city. and that whole families
are without the necessaries OF life.
Hundreds gather at tho guild doors
daily. clamoring for food, and the
treasury OF the guild, even to its re-
servo fund, is exhausted. Therefore,
tho guilds volunteers appeal to those
who have food. clothing and money to
give.
The Cariist insurrcction is to all ap-
pearances nearly over. But the Bis
oayans arc an uncertuin people. One
day they will desert, the bands dis.
perse, the authority of tho ohiefs be
defed. and the next they rally ngain u
and fight moro desperately titan ever.
The ond OF the war in Spain is not so
certain yet.