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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

i =" WI 5Hiish dayS we
were as ready to accept Cupid's sharp
oarts as any present cartives. We
are his graduates, whist they are only
his students, in the sch. ol-room Of
knowledge. When we see opr
daughters and their companions lust
as we used 70 be, it ncvers fails n
bring back the choicest memories o,
our llvek-when we braided our
locks before our mirrors with such
studied care. curled the brown rino
lets 10 fall in graceful ease, twinino
among the dark coil of trcsses the
sweet scented rose amid the emerald
geranlum leaves. How we tied the
blue and pink ribbon knots-pIaced
the gold locket around our necks
clasped the wrought bracelet on our
arm, the bits OF tincry which are
WotnanS priaa----,rnr..n,~ vo.i.y =,
adorn herself to meet hearts
| chosen.
We never witness a group Of mer.
ry, sprightly lasses talking gayly OF
their swains, building castles in the
air, weaving a charming web IN loves
loom, that we do not silently send up
an orlson TO the great Hearer or
Prayer that these happy virgins may
never have their faith washed away
in tears. From our arm chairs we
can tell our beads OF vanished years,
recltc over them our boarded recol.
lections; this is the pastimc OF the
pilgrims of age. TO us, the beauti
ful evergreen garlands, that we hung
silently, with so much solicitude. on
our bridal chamber walls, inyisl.
bic to others, always visible to us
that we wovc when we knew God
has touched His earthly teot.stool
and left the doors OF Paradise, are
ever fresh and fair, the lmmortelles
OF our love. We gaze on the faded
leaves; not for any biibe would we
take them down, our garnered
wrea,hs. These withered chaplets OF
dead flowers we would bave put in
our coffins, to be reviyified in that
garden where no flowers perish
where we shall wear everlasting or
'nge blossoms whilst we drink for.
yer Of the fountains of eternal bliss
enjoy continual youth with the
glowing light Ct reciprocal affection
Inning in the countenance, tho eye
All never destroy anticipations of
,lessedness by missivings, or faint
elicity by lorebodrngs. Ee gener
us; let the joyful ianices pass calmly
way ;they may De true, they may be
,lsc; we can be no reliable prophets.
t pretereuce and choice rest on mu
ual attachment, worth and esteem,
e, veterans i'll tho army of Hymen,
ave no moral right to mar conf
ence and sincerity Let us trust
hat every candidate for the rank OF
;ife may be a fortunate winner in
he market OF hearts, and draw a s
rizc in the lottery of mat.imony. s
The red sun has bidden good
light to tho hills; the stars are stud
ing the night sky; twinkling in
lear brightness, they send forth over
he calm river the reflection of their
olden brilliancy, We gather up
ur memories OF the past, to clois:er
hem within their secret cells. With :
he candle light we will forget our
uried rccollections and finish our
wilight revery.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19
SELECTED POETRY.
Gentle Mother Calls ua
Home.

HOmos
BY DEXlER SMITH.
/ remember when in boyhood
Far away in sunny years,
When earth's little beams Of pleasure
We're not blinded by its tears;
When from her sight we were strayinc
Thoughtlessly awhile to roam,
From our childish, wilful wani.rinrs
Gentle mother called us home.
Aficr-years brought joy and sorrow
10 our humble village cot,
Taking from our little circle
Those who ns'cr will be forgot;
Though we left our loved home often
Through lifes scenei awhile to roam,
Aet' when sadness gathered Ger US,
Gentle mother called 10 home.
Now. benestl t,s weeping V1low, -
They have laid her down to rest.
And we walk alone lifes journey
BY rude tolls and cares opprest;
Yet we hear, through all the darkness,
Whercso'cr on earth We roam,
A sweet voice, like angels music -
Gentle mother calls us home.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

A Beaver county, Pa, man threat.
ems to bring suit gagainst = young
farmer who persists IN sitting up
with his daughter Sunday nights till
four o'clock in tho morning. The
stern parent claims, firstly, that the
following day being wash Gay, bis
gal amt of ne account; secondly
that if they would only use two
chars, the one they: do use woldn't
cost SO much for repairs.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19


Hotel men complain OF tho present
style OF carrying only one boot or
shoe, by sample men who travel in
that line OF goods, as particularly
hard upon them. since by no means
within their reach can they pick out
pair tor their pedal extemities.
They have for years depended upon
runners Tor their goods, aud while
the hat and cap men pan out well,
and the clothing men still carry
wearable goods, the infamous prat.
ticc Of carrying only ono shoe of
kind has reduced them to lamenta.
bic state OF baretootcdncss. A pc.
tltion to Congress 10 regulate com.
merce between the State is talked of
to remedy this crying evil.-Cedar
Rapids Times.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19
Paper Money Of Different
Countries.

Tho following is the value of The
paper money Of various countries &C.
cordlng to late quotations
United States, 10 to II per cent
discount.
Austria, 10 per cent. discount.
Greece, IL per cent. discount.
Italy, IL per cent. discount.
Russia, l6 per cent. discount.
Cuba, Il per cent. discount.
lIaytl, 99S per cent. discount.
The Republic of Hayti has 300,
100000 piasters or dollars OF pape,
money. The rate OF exchange is au.
thorlta.ivcly established at 800 pa.
per dollars Tor one coin dollar. The
value IN the market is $50 paper dol
lars tor one coin dollar.
San Domingo, (Sse Report OF the
United States Commission, 1919 10
to 80 per cent. discount on the new
paper money, latest issue. "Credit
notes." SO called, an earlier issue, are
received by the Government at the
rate, fixed by decree, or thirty dol
lars for one dollar silver-99s per
cent discount.
Treasury notes, co-cal!ed, a still
earher issue, arc received by the Gov.
at the rate, fixed by decree,
2t 9y5 4g9 p! !aoellays eq !o enc dollar silver.
Paper money issued by former
of San Domingo is
'alueloss.
Argentine Republic, 9G per cont,
discount.
Several of these countries of ir.
edeemable paper currency keep faith
trictly with tho people-they prom.
sc not to redeem their pledges to
'ay in coin, and they keep this prom.
Sc most sacredly.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

The Illinois Legislature has just
passed a law which provides that
whoever adulterates any milk with
water, chalk, or any other substance,
or sells any such milk, shall be con.
fined in the county Jail not exceed
ing one year, or fined not exceeding
$500.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-02-19

Madison county is revelling in a for
gerry case. John Krcwson, Of Lin.
coin township, was arrested and is on
trial before Justice Baxter, charged
with having IN his possession forged
notes. The evidence was that he
had eighty notes, each 81 900, ono on
Jonathan Myers, ono on John A.
Dooley, tho res. on other persons,
and tried to trade them to David
Martin for his farm. Myers and
Dooley swore they had no such notes
out.
, 1874-09-04
MONEY AND COM M ERCE.
FINANCIAL.

.,u,uspAr EVENING, Sept. ..
Monetary cro1os wcro doiOt to-dny' Ihere 10
\ ta,r demand for money! somo aor snppIns
xrain md eonlo for Tho paynont OF acoruoa
saacs, Tho general mercantile b''ainoaa y! sno
dtv il in good condition, and no complaints ase
hoard flom tint quarter. collocttons' wh'on
warn lttt1o stringent wook or two ago. havo
noticepbly improved rhcro ia On increase IN
t,,o amount Of com1norcin} papor offered TOT dts
nount But, on tho whole, tho situation. though
moro acttyo than It has beon, nauat DO col,
Rtdorod triilo dui1er than tho soason "oald
Justify, ,.,. N INV
RatoB of discount at tho banks ron1n'n III por
cant To regular customers, with concossfona OF
veyorni nor cont to other good borrowora' Ae"l
estate loans nro 0@10 por cent. Money Oh tho
Btroot Ii s61i8 por cout.
Orders from tho country for ourronoy wefo
eomowhat tloavier today thnn the fiat Of tho
ueek.
New Yorlt oxcl4npgowas offered moro 1ibera1ly,
and wae aold frooly between ba,'fks at 500 to 26o
discount for 8, 900. Considerable amounts Of
oxchauco oro Of cou,se being 1nado, By ahir-
mel,ts Eastward, and il ia b eng Used to largo
0xtont by Western merchants III paying for
theIr fa3l ns1rcl.aacs In Nov York and elsewhere.
The cleariugs to-day .wero s4.o0o,o0o. d
, 1874-09-04
CHICAGO DAILY NinKET.

THURSDAY EVENING, Sent g.
Acknowledgement nr.a al st .eo,
DuTrEts-A quiet feeling aud shade oastor pr1ces
wore features OF tho bnttor markell Tho iutraasi,t9
supply md tho weatos tone ct tho Eastor1 1Aarkst
causes aoMo anxiety among holders and, uotH1tI-
stan tue s1'olsrato stocks tn Aoro, tero Ia prutty
gedotat deaeo 10 raazo ns The prices current rates.
Mondays New York Nn!{en co4ntIleI the folionjnu
aud tho weakncsa uoted for a day Or lWo 1ast hpa
t!nay developed in pretty gn,lorll roctInu an I'll
gtalos ol State Of about 10 Vor H. Hoa at tho yery
fancy secoiens ln small why, can st!ll DO forest
Oh fr jobboEs' aud rotailosa haus a. pratty noor
fortner s1are'ne nHlrcs, but tho condition of the
actual "hol.aato market fully warrants The modio,
rango Of qnotn!oug On Western thcro Is no IocticI
Change to note. but tho fce1!nK Ia hIDo weak and It
would 10 sincuft to realize 1ileaa conoeasiqp was
Graso<i Tho spply hero IL not extrenu, hut parcola
bids on stock reay for sllpnsans." We glloto Chojco
to fancy yellow, 19ao medium good grades ma
25c: tnf1r1Or to common. ltG99lc, S
Hhui1Na-IheFo Mna rutheE more doing than on
tho preceding daya OF this week. bnt the 1noYornent
was not acyo during tlo previous woek, rricos
following range: Stark. $50: Lewiston, $50 Mo,ltalIn.
B3o American ,1lo: Anoskea Sic: Ottor Greek 81
hurlap bngs, ind lu, l7Ge10o; gunntea single, II
1lao: DO donnlo. 2R28o: wool Sacks t3@5so.
BROOM GONNA fair nllnlber OF orterd wore ro-
colyod nnd placed at the eursen. quotations. Tic
Nrw corn IL begtnllng 10 como forward. uhpico
hlrl a98ko; du oxtsa, Dn; that will work laelf lnto
chotco h.irl broom, 7iSo; for good do, 04c; good
to clialfc HtNk braid. 1aso; tnfcror br,Hh 4Gs5xo
BUILDING ElAlA-urick md limo arn in
seGa ls !Sa doana a. .n sad Ihs aly eaeesy
nt ohange III lrlcos. lnlowItg are tho Guotalona:
Michigan atuccn g, ,95 Now York stuoco, g. DHai 90
Louisville and Utca cel2eIt &1.00 Akron do. ST.
q hrl; Portland oe'aent. &7ooGs7.oo y br!i lIlne
, 1874-09-04
l3a4c+ IArl, 1diSc. N>"'
MitIsMY--OQc

higher aiouliera, DC; clear RIB, 121s@too: cloar,
133tc+ Ihrt. 1dtSc.
WiIsMy--00c.
i,..-. MEMPHIS. ..
MEa!rHls. brnf. 5-uO rToH-Qnfet; mfdtllEnR, 1Got
baftn. ' "''
11ak4psrurFs-F1o ntcady, At 34oo{a1so Corn.
meal ntSady, at $l7b. 0orn Hrm; white, BS@0ou.
DHAH-6carce and firm.
81. LOUIE NO.. scrs- 3.--uoTroH-Quiet and un.
unEApsrurrs-Tlour quo. and unchanged, Whcat
hfn; No. rod full, $195: No. d. $i.iH Corn luli
and lower No. 2, ?t72c, In clevatorss Oats ssoady
No. g. 49IT348Ic. fn elevators. Barley steady: No
2 ppring si:o5ey11o. 15a oponca lower and closed
higher; 10000.
Wu1sKx-t4rIn nj o9o+
, pAovIs1oNs-Pork nr,ner at 3o4.ooea2415, Bacon
higher; small lots, Shoulders, 100; clear rib, 13f<fa
lAc clear, 1!hts14Nc Lard active at lie, soler DO
iiroErrrs- Flour; 5000 prls; whoat. 11,ooo bu;
corn, 1900 bu oats 7ooo bu; rye, 1000 ba barley,
sn's'Hars-wne;;; s;aEHfMos, 9SG Spi corn 1000 'o.
DAL11nonE, Eopt. 3.--bREApsruFFs-Flour- Batter
feeling, but prices unchanged Wheat frm, with good
dclnand. Corn excited, unsosucd, and higher; mixed
Western, CSC. Oats frnor; mixed Western, $50;
' pnovISioSs- Pork, s24.oo.. Bacon in bet
atgar.citrcd }lamst 1s@16Me. Lard rolnod, 13o.
UurrER-Firtu choice Weatort, 2et820o.
CorFEE-Qufet and unchanged
WNwKx-Efslner at 03c.
Dkrno1T,, Sent. t.9.cBnEADBTuFFs-F quiet ana
unchanged. Wheat steady: moderate demand; extra.
sla9x No; nl4aiit ~ :ncT' ,sa' II S'esH, 1o5a aIa
In gond demand at full rr1ces 400.
ltEuEtsrs-FIour, 1900 brla; whost, 2s 600 bn,
sulpAEtrs-G1our, 600 brlh; wleat, l7,oQ0 nus
, 1874-09-04

HuEEP-Herc trm ~ $5.1b9 bD PCT lOt loa lot Bona
to cholco, aud Ut ss,ho@9s.oo for poor te medium.
Tho demand Wis restricted to supplying aocai wants.
but tho orerlngs wero inadeqiate, md TOR the beat
lots tcro wcr0 buyers at Bono ttlo ADVANCE EVeTy-
thing sold and tho market l.s cleaS4 ;,1a,,I. nr'n
making 5,si3 for throo days. againat 422o s.me limo
lust week. Not many Tcxaus In 1narkot, but natives
wore mainly common, and the average qualify w.
weak fur con''on stock. aud all gratea were dull and
lower hy about 40 T. Afsw Of the choicest steers
iso II por il Fraa tic oloslns top rroe % por b. to
dress 81 , inside nElro tor common natives. Or
dlnary to tatr Texans rsnsed sDm so to oo ,f,a es y
Steers N cw at l1s1sl2o ler ID: cars do. ~ evil
ile; cara Do * ewt' st lle; 7es, Do u ew a.
Dc, 81 ut, Al lle to arcss us lbs 10: ext, 4
oAe; cars Of virginia stoers : Swa: nt T. 1dSMl5o; M
sSs S. a. g S e WI Il t. Z 3
Tcxarg cwt II. 8Hc, to dreas Is bs; cars do. CIV"
It i oTo ror il, to drssa % l1s, - ~,
for treo ayr aaangt 7,e2u for SANG tiso last ssek
TAs market hAs droopod for eonrlo Ct days, and
sanssd s:asss strss isona SIC 10 se ss t. md aaba
10 7o. viii some coi;est lots sol! With ous cut 1t
hs saes slHae n 3 81 M ohis y saesp ~ "a
iA. Il 5Io cur DO. lts At os car do. i lbs, at
tHo cars Of stass sm,hs a o. los =! To- e1s & &aa
IL, Ut and pr. Of car OF s:ats Do Il lbs, Ut ~
sWixa-Recepta 1850 making u, oo0 for thEcc days,
agastst e,1so for salno timo LOST weot. Live hogs
quoted at dh@7Ho ler u; drcssed hoRs apoMt steady
ssra:1sa: e e''' p'F ID '0' 1''''''' ''' 'S'' '0F
ST. LOUIS.
sr. LOUIS. sept: s-lIoos-Weak and generally low
z stosfsss, ssss,'3 sSS s'ff'F e'H' 0u'sa'F'
et e1xT1Iz-Law grades dull; best grades tlrn,; Ter-
sn 112Ho; fa4r to extra natives sS@oa; r'espts'
BUFFALO.
1.uFrA1o, Sent. n;--cAT1LE-neeelpsa 70 day g1at
, 1874-09-04

METALS AND TINNE1ts' sToGK-Tho order trstle
ees ~ tas ss oow5n improving
? s5o; Do, ssoas g. i!a so soass asS
p1a Tss-1srge, $50; small, 300; bar, 500.
LE4n-rg, 7ko; bar, s11t5oc; lead pipe, $40: cut
SHEET zo-Fu eashs 0c; ,sss 'aSa quantity S1' 100;
1i sntsf ri; iaosNo a. rtea: n,ss,a Iron, to /,
5nsnslse &C.; a. ;3 No. 1tafne 1o' American Rus
wian@Aos 10 8. 80; to o. 100; 10 to ii, lie; a.
iaa 15o; iui Saue, sa ~ pci eent ens d. T..
NA1Is-W'ero fatrly active md ar1n. Tho demand
Ia stimulated 10 aoe essen by the prospeet Of M al
sna saaes g. % 2SSs 81 aaS'ss ae sS psr s a.
9 sr,';rsWs;s q; aas Sssa e!ins1', s.
33@ite: hssnp saea cord. 7 T. isaa2ae; .nnrine, y
ts.T5ts6.oS; ros!u 4oeas7oo 5 '''' brj. '-'' u.s.
olLLsra o! q ,stroF a bs fair to 50 higher
antae rsa soy Wa iaF.
is des test Nl5e; % iu!aos el tess. Isl 'ts sg
1 s hss; ss ss 'S o; No. '7ses sSs SIf1 aiss s
NV, Soo d. bo!loa, psu whale, 7sasos; 'ess spor,
e!irs d. ae's % 's g. s.S s;i,,ts' g.
COO; elephant oil, g6o; pluubago oil, 100; tnrpu,.
tins, Astso; naphsha. os gravity. leo; naphths.
ToTAroEs-o lots wero ea1able to tho local
trado at previous prices. Potatoes fair to choice
low illinois, 500 pcv brl; DO jersey, DO
PoULTisY-The offerings were liberal and tho mar
kot rather dull and easy for stoek not frsh ohor
wiso = good condition Qaots,tiona Inrkays, 1oo
SIoNsa.Go s'nal! s,,,l FUR sprIns4. s2'ooa2so j
n,m vor, T., H.. ~
, 1874-09-04
The Produce Markets.


NEW YoRk, sopt 3.-corroN--Thore was no session
Of lie Exchangs to-day.
n %. Il s5ss4so; xhi's xhsat s:iss. s,ssas *.
quiet and unchanged. Oornmeai steady Western,
$3.g0@1.2s. Wheat-Reccipts, 10000 bu; irregular
10 ~ xa1e .ote1
Icy quiet md 'teady :,. Barley mns 9us. and IN N
mand chiohy speculative; mixed WESTERN s5@37c.
OAts-Neceips, s., s,000 bu; aotiyo and higher mixed
Western, 94t@sae.
aaooEn1Es-Coneo dull and nominal: Sugar arm,
Eh good faT to g9pd .nS rSsalnE
PETRo1suM-Tull md lower; refined, uJio.
nostH-Firm 1t sa.25@2,3o.
E0as-stoady; Western, ls@1oc.
PAoy1s1oNs-Pork qntet aud 1rm as $2a.75. Beef
quiet. Gut meats and msdales quiot. Lard nrmor,
BuT7En-Heavy.
1.oo. N''>1 '~ 0'.'. - ' '''"> '''~'S'
CLEVELAND.
osses; Il. sed, IT, sSH H. d. "ssas ossn
6stn and steady; htgh mixed. 10; low mixed, 20;
s4s: s4s sn tut ,tS xSte otss very F No. s"
pErnoLEuM-Qulet; standard white, 0k@9Ko;
i REos1Prs-Whsat. sa:Ss s5s bu; corn, 1000 pu; ous,
1880 bu.
qusf sas aasssn: Ms Si %es; S
No. q ao.lc; seller September, octoboF, o4afo.
oas rsF s,d hsass ~ sso H. Cor Gosn
No. l, Sac. Barley excited and higaor; No. spring,
sss s g ea";Ss whea
EHirnsHra- SfhSt,; go sEs; wheat 'l 600 ba
TOLEDO, Sept. 3-DnEADsFurPs- Flour fair and
nrln. Wheat fatr and arm; No; white Wabash,
Mosal'o91 @ 5 No. rcd. sl.i11 ssllsr ssptenbor,
tll<; NJ, nd so sei1sr ssptonber, $lo9; o.
sn eess ra tnSss es; s Sn 5ss
and October. 74o; Noyomler, o5ci now low mixed,
y gas sssf ooassr 4s's t5 45. aaS MssSn 5 Nc
FnxranTs-Dul and nominal.
REoE1rTs-Flour 80 brla whoat, 10, 200 bu; corn,
81 fsis4s1Fjss ~ bu; wheat, $1,000 Blu; corn
purrA1o, N. Y, sopt. 3.N1nsAnsrprrs-- Wheat
Quiet No, 4 now Miwauioo, Los. Corn active nnl
higher; opened At 7oSo ceaod at 77o; sas, 100 600
higher; ao,ooo bu No. Toledo at 4oc. Rye, barley
aua seed, neglected.
fnE1aITs~unchnngsa; ,{Nd,,,,,,n
CINCINNATI. o., Sept. 3.-Cor1oN--Dull md un-
lI6, Corn fAir aud lr,n ut 7JQ914o. Outs fair anu
&+ 4ltb4e9 1tyc 1aF unQ nfm NJ B0Cs aGA
and unchanged.
o1Is-Linseca oil easier at so@s7o. Ind oil fair
and hrIn-
Eaus-8carco aud nrm at l7@lRo. w
and nominal; Central Ohio, chocs, a@a5o; common,
l8G93lp
C1EEsE-Du aud unchanged.
Tnov1a1oHs-P -Potk-DeInand light; holders 1sf'n o.
$o3,guS2J.b Lsrl quiet and unchanged; auHmef,
14Gl4Ac. nulk meats fair aud hrm; also9ilort.
B1fG49O ccar rib l9 cieaf, nominal at 49, Macoh
tasr aud firm; shoulders, 0l3pAo; c1oas rib, 1870;
clear, 1Ac.
Wu1sKY.-Acttyo, advanced, and tending upward; /;
03o.
PHILADELPHIA.
pH1IAnELrH1A, Sept: 3.-DAEapsTuFFs-gtIao a nom.
11Al, Wheat autlso aud higher; rcd, $!.sotAlM;
amber, $l.!eG9l.so white, si.So@i:M , nye, Si:D:
Corn uct.ys; nixud Wosos1l, 6aGsa7c JAS hfm;
white, 6i@5uke.
Wu1BEY--91e. T.. H.,
parMoLsuM- Steady ret,nod, 1l1ia; efsdo' IN bar
Ecls, $40; tu bulk, 6o.
~ OSWE0o.
OawEao, Sept. 3.-GnAEN-Wheat dna; NO. = ohl-
eago anritu lu9x, Corn firm ut 800.
IOD1HV1LLE.
rnu,sy11ng Ky.. Hppt, 3,-Oor1oN-Quiot ut t6sA{{c.
UnEApsruris-ilour aud grain quiot and u''.
changed. Ian, ~ ,,,.., T., x,,u ,o
napl and higher Shoulders, 100; c!oar rib. l3}s@
lfn: cloar. 1fAc. Nulk s1ue4ts IN tsar asmAnu and
, 1874-09-04
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments wero illed for rec'
on Thutstluy, Sept. o:
CITY PaopsRty.
,..,,. consiaeratt
a.1uSi95 fl, tl:t.d htpt. t.3.......x 2.
TAe rsemlaea No. 800, 5so aud SOY south =
C.'al IT, !ate,, SOFT. a.,.......+.,:..,.... 10,
III II, dated Juno IS. 1873. 873..........,.,.,. IL
wni.aeo st, .1s II q yaeny- -six' IT. ii, aiis -
1n t. VIII kMgs, )! dated Ang. ?l.:;..... IL,
vs:s& y, II !, 4 ! Il i|i|rsy:sevostil; It, y
?4sa3a q. s"sst1 Rsrs l.::::;;.:..."....... 2,
III, s9x1775; ii, i,.tod scrs. a., .''',.. ~ IN
Mtsh,aan ". IDS II . Of Twsn.y-aish 1t, 81 ~
5n1lpa ~ 'ase;l Sspf. p tLeonard Hodges to :.
cot:sss afofo =; ~ IL il Il Tlir;:soysnti It
81, y.leo & ,;',i S thui!aings .atcl Aug: a. 0,
6,s.r st, l2l,, ~ Ut Ihlssy-fouatAat, At, VIZ, 251
ulas ts'i is'd y: s a. 10 i. faaia :t,
est lnaa a. aa' s t'!: tor 81 Law,,.e ~ TO-
1ed Il, wi&h otll:r property, dated Sept, a.. g.,
Springfield IT. 100 It not Kn:tc 1T, I, 9Ax
s3ntls lark ~, iii Il Of Tilrty.sescnlis Vt, v
+, 132z297 Il, dated Holt. {ucorge A. apay-
ernH to Ieonar's llo!!gsnl.. %,
s1o4H II, in,rrnrs'ncnt. dated AuiI. 7...... II,
Tsoty. y.f,st 1t. =, fl q Of 1iuyne 81, NJ, 2ssl2s
p,!,,ay " ata ~ hH i$ i of Wcst o T. iii:
l:5 n, latml Aug, II. .................... 8,
suuru Of o1rY.,.iM1rH AND WITHIN nAntua oi
MILEs or OoUAT-!loutE.
L Lo. ID, pGcl Il JohAstonH Lots to ID Of
tah,,stoE uat.s soA no 4 Sec u, IS, II. -
o 9i LII il. il DoeI ii, q
LIDS md Il. lo.k !. II TtaHgH 2 acrra Of
Las Q, sIsa ". Va, u, as!va Aua. H........,. J..
, 1874-09-04

than On either Of tuo preceding days of tho week. No
ono ad looked for any such incrcaso IN the supply
and consequently there was general Weakening OF
not show a material ahrlnAago In Values but by tho
middle Of the forenoo1 the market had easod on 1o@
iso but prlccs renaln Cd weak aud Irregular to tho
close, All wen-fntted lots were worried oG, but tile
pens contain AeEoral thousand inferior and common
hogs for which thero was no out1at. Sales at
A,75@6,o0 for Hcaawngs, at <s.0O@G.60 fer poor to
common rough and At 7s0 for good to choice.
fow extra at S., ,SQ[aH,0p
, 1874-09-04

NEW 9llH NQHEf MANhkIt'
The Journal Of Commerce says:
The ,arltet e1hfts lltt1o animation, md tho
Indications .so favorable to III incrcascl traffic In
many deparnents o. business IN the eafty M iatasc @
aud Stock Exchange Ia moderately acYe and there Is
inquiry for PURPOSES Of legitimate trade hnt tho
vupply Ii ample for current roqulronents Call lonns
caaly obtained upon primo securities at A53 Per
eent. ..--.-..
DIVERSION or TRADE FROM NEW rorK.
The Now York Herald OF Monday last alludcH
10 great change t1at has boon In progress dur
Ing the past fow years Which has an i'm
portant bearing on the Now York market.
THE DRY GOODS JoDn1Nu TRADE
from tho Eastern cities. whore 1t was formerly
contlued, to t,e different Western cities, auch as
Clicago, Ctncnnat st. Louis. etc. This, 1t is
factor ucarcr to tho retail toalar, and facili-
tating trado as we'll US collections. Tho appar-
ont tfulinaEs III dry goods circles hero iB in o
measure attributable to this faot, which it III i'm
this markot." Tho Financial Chronicle epeaks
TINS Of tho subject:
The dry goods trade Of New York has undergone
eoustderrlhlo c',ange during the paRt few years Tho
petlng for tho Email retail trado that formerly formed
an important element in tho trale that canse to tha
bWyers their pi,rehascs now being made to very largo
c1tent IN tho nrNer cities and ona Of tha interior.
81 mixing their selections nearer homo they save coz
siderable expense consequent upon visit
to New York, pn also enabled to mako their pur-
chnses i'll smaller otu and to 20 gauge tc!r stocks
to he left with only small surplus at tho c.d Of
they required being praccod moro gcnosally By
all clasBcs nf buyers, aud although much tho safer
plan It unsatisfactory to many Of our merchants
WHO beenu1a accustomed years ago to tho rush of
ahort Fcasou, dnttug which bu1ets purchased their
eupplie3 for half yoars trade. Now the season is
oral months. Tho sckaga ra1e has been largely d.
vertcd from tic tobbcrs hero 10 tho commission
hotes, wlero II properly belongs 30 that the gem
eril JUbhtnB trnc may not prove 80 liberal this year
onr iobers had anticipated. There are indications,
however, that Tho aggregate htalncsA Ut thio aaAot
will be about up to expectations.
LATEST.
New YouK, Sept 3.-rroasury disbursements,
S11i,000.
Customs rccospte. s551, 900.
Primo discount, short date, 5@9, money, ~
Gold ranged at 1907 {@110 md closed at 1o9z7z5.
Cp,ryin.. 1nteg, 1SG01. Loans fiat,
Ciea.iiuga~ 5l2, ,00O, 600.
Sterling, 4s0RAs6}4 for GO dnyB, and 1890
4So foc sisht.
Stnto and railroad bonda quiet and steady.
Govotnmcntp firm.
Stocks opened 1S@51 lower than yesterday.
Tho fluctuations were frequent, and the general
tendency downward. The ulnr1et during tho
lust hour of business was moderately activo.
Wabash WIS conspicuous for weakncss, doclin-
ing TO %. Hannibal j. st. Joseph foll on from.
2i56 to 231{, mud Atlantic j. Pacific preferred
from ID to 105l. The DECLINE in tho remainder
Of tue list averaged II to " par cont. Among
tle saies woro $4,000 Western Unlon, 1900 pa-
c,,lu Mail, 0000 Eric. 16.0U0 Lako Shore, %. 900
Union Pacific, COCO Rock lslaud, aud q, 900
, 1874-09-04

LONDON, Sept. 3-5p.m.-The bullion In the Bank Of
England has decreased CO.., 600 during tho week. Tho
PROPORTION OF bank rescrve to nabiuhcs which laat
week wns 4sh per seut f. now 4e' Per cent oanao!s
Moaey oa}; aeSeat so s2os Of - los
York Central, % Erie, 81 preterrod, 81.
PAn1s, Sept 3.-1sentcs B4f coc
L1vta!rooL, Sept. 3-Cottnn eteat1icrs raidd1ing
upland, Sd Orleans, 8A9B,ld. Sales, 1900 bales
srcculaasn aud ezTost, 3,ooJ; american, $500.
Ereadstu0s 1uact .