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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1874-10-03


ties. Some thought there was no
use in regular temperance meetings in
this community, but we needed these
and other efforts here to strengthen
the temperance sentiment, to influence
the young, and to reach the surround
ing communities.
D. Stone, L. d. Kimball, G. G. Luck
ey and Mons. Distad were called for
but declined.
Prof. 1Iumiston, in conclusion, gave
some account of the temperance fea-
ture in connection with the State Fair.
\ member Of the Board who had fought
for the introduction Of liquors upon the
grounds and claimed the ability to
take care Of himself and drink without
becoming unfit for business, was found
On the grounds in such q state
of intoxication that he had to be taken
care Of. The speaker took care Of him,
assisting him in transacting some bu-
siness, and after the man became So
Der he made pledge to renounce the
use Of liquor forever.
, 1874-12-05
BHEEp-Tho 6Atep trade Wa active AID Ar9.
Thcra ess than ,oou On saa, sud nf noou =o4s
Of the offerings had changed hands. salrs were 20
ported at s.. .60qat.a7 for cou,uoo TO extra.
EiST LIBERTY

sHEEp-Tha shtep trads wa actiye ard fra
ported at 81 'a!IH sIsf +: IfbEET s2m:Rsa TO 'rr"
for tic weeK eud!ng b. sare 7,4la head, agsiass
Icyy Tor yard salea md tbs market IS Unsatisfactory
to ssllsrs. Buyers forced prices down Ac from last
Mss s9'ns ss ct Sa ssoa srps s
iarsd. rrosrecs not gooi ~ thero are many On hana
yet unsod q eomrnct Est5s, l!oo TO- i59o s ~
Lilo to i,2oo IL, a62N commons 700 ,1o5
Us. s97a9s. 10y; bn!s. as 10 G,;ality, @ @s2a59y52;
stosfes ts 9 s ana and not saes fof t'
tho week betoro Supply heavy peAs ~ full! at this
prices o considerable, anu further CONCESSIONS will
hays 10 he ate y oaSst sales exsepf on strictly
Ss Sa 7ssSsss ss ss l.: sooa s aaa raas Ss
snEEr-Tho receipts were ~ 900 head, against 1890
s as setor9 s"ep sht MaFst Mt astys ydrs ana
beess TO- 'Tsf rSss o E
En- @ Il % n g : S 9 y ss,iawas' Il III i' Is
<c ps g. st Gts}e s,5gst ,srasr ,n,r
last week, wItlt fa,r demand fur thu Season. Nc-
cclpY SIC cars 80 n OF Est week. Quality ouy
far avcsngo win fa extra ana scarcity of eholes
loral wana. h1urkot and valuca unchanged, ch0co
natives selling at 10 aud down to &c for common; Tex
as aad oleroAecs, 4@aAe, closing ateaay With fur
si1nEr AND 1Axns-1n Increased supply. Receipts
~ carr, ta wouk agaiast 81 Inst Wcok. Market ta'uc
but rul0l uteaty up to this morning. wou 1t droUpcd
Supply then in sus 81 ioads. Buyers principally EAst-
ern ,nct, who wanted fectosa. Local wants modcf-
uto. s'heap t6e6o, mil fambn Gda7c.
lo,s--lteceip1s ao3 ears laa. weelt, 373. Demand
fallen on. Dressed now required. Market ADVANCED
, 1874-12-05

THE C0AT-TnApE.
Tho philadolphla Letlyer OF the 9Dth uls. aaya !:

Tho pladolpAla Lettyer OF the 3Deh ,ile. aaya:
sfn week reauc'tan r soa j psSast0t n T. Tal s
~, s, Twenty o S 1tr wdrS ss sssfS Y
an. oas esr AMI ss s' n s %Sa 4ss sos
s!ealily Rolna ont ln Fort Nichnon1 wharts ara 70
hockci viii rosl itat ts jtoadlna sailroad oomiany
Whom tscy ssssy tat tIey esno tsks any a'"ra eoal
from telI at presuns Tho lsinass 70 liio!nsan !a
st lid year at. wtn,or, trade viii ba conaned to that
u tho tine Tho chief interost Of tlio coal srao npw
r .a9a p !e e a 'es c"rsyus eonncs
hnHts similar to thas In oporaton for ie1s There aro
so Tint ne & Sr III aero a, q ~ ,r III
With ths l1a Iity To fuet that tim reAtlaylYaniA
0o.l Company ouo Of Tho loading esrryaH eou1nsnlu.
pota to a. o.iaeuca % of wan II ful accord Whcn
Il Is rsuo"bas9. however, that eael, md nl Of tls
aonablo to expect TINT they will continue tho policy.
LATEST.
WhoAt WaB fairly ncttvp in tho afternoon. and
Irregular poHfng tho Hamo as Oil 'Ch4lRo. Holl-
or JAnltnry sold doWu to MO and up to 9ls4c,
cloalIig ut 91 Ic. Scllor Docet,her ut G1J0tlc,
clost,'B At tho outailo Curn vas qutot mud or,
oloain at Pc. eoor the month, with anleA carly
woro nhado oanior, closing Al b3t{c soflor Janu-
Rry. MosH pork for February WAS fnirly active,
declining about CSC. salos: 600 bra socr Fob
ruary, Ct S20.70; 600 brls DO at e20.G6 QUO bris
w - *So.hV 1ou urlH dd ~ &lusto au1 orla 20
4t s9o67H;, 900 br1H, ,AolIor March, At Q21.o0.
Lnra wan qnlot and cabicr, with Hnlcs Of 600 lcs,
se1ior Fobrnary, at 910.D2>1; 25O tca do. sollo,r
MNrrh, Mt ti3.eb. Aiuo, Baloa OF 5000 tcs groon
hafa, ay IL 1bs, At 10I4o.
GALL HOARD,
$40 Io@20 1ajjl easls; a711@20.l 10 netIer Jan.
uary s.40 .55120. GO aclIer Fobruary, and s20n0
@s1.o scor blarch. salen: :1,006 brls oayll ut
F2Dlo; GOD brlA, scllo1 February, at $4,000 80
br1s soler February, at s20.55: Lard was castor
for February, closiuC Mt 3l3*t5 cash; 9l3.yU@
13.37l1 seller Janaary; S,t3.6215@135714 aoor
Fobrnary, and Si3.75(Oi3.85 ae'lor Afnrch Ea}ca !:
tbnD soa oash at a1a.l5 AGO tcs, Roiior Fohrnary.
At 918.62I $50 tcs, seller February, at e1e.56.
bfoat4 woro quiet. -
, 1874-12-05
TonErUS EXCHANGE. ...
Il. ]. utriatnph 4 Co., hanknra, 75 South Clark
Bsroot, quote foreign exchange:

LATEST.
NEW yoHK. Dec. 4.--.Atonev loN.sed Mt 914@5,
aud closed nt'A. Primo mercantile paper ILL.,
changed, although there is tendency toward d
stssling dnn at 4sa1,55@4a5 for slxty-aay, and
k80yi @,4s0 for sight.
Imports Of dry Eoous for tho week, el.273, 500.
Cuntou}a receipts. a385, ,000.s
Gold opcued at 1l2M aul closed at 1111111, the
two extyeuaen Of tho day. Borrowing rates. lN12.
aud finally 1.G4 per cont Lonna also n,auo tfnt.
Tho dcalino IL caused ly tho gain of bullion By
tho Bank OF England IND considerable sales Of
long gold.
1sessnry Disbursements, s3S7, 900.
Ciaariugs, So, 100000. ...-....
Specie au4nsunlenta for tomorrow, 81 ,000, 600.
Governments slightly lower, II. s5 n.pathy wstA
gotd. Stato bonds oyset, oxcept Yennessoes,
which were better Railroads actyo and strong.
Stocks oroucd firm at 16@732{ advance over tllo
closing quotations Of Yesterday. AZ Tho 1norll.
1@A rcr cont, after which the market hocanao
active and atrong. and an advance Of l1{GD5s oc-
cured. Dnring tho afternoon general ~ ham
mering" touk place. with Pacific Mail ns the
point OF attack. largo blocks Of which woro
thrown OF the markct, and pricca went
off from i41G to 4l11, tho lowest price
being touched at tho close. ncc|iuo in other
nctiye shares ranged from 4 to Is per cent.
Tho quarrol botAeon tho Directors OF tho Pacific
Mail was tho chief cause Of tho deciino III that
stock. 1t iB thought llufuB Hatch will be
elected President of tllo ConpanYin place Of Rus
soil aRge. salea to-day aggregated l75 00 shares.
Union. 10000 Nortawestern common, +. 600 Rock
Inland. 1900 St. rans common, 5,o'D Eric, 2e 900
Lake sboro, 9,ooo ohios, 1900 Wabash, and
II 600 Unfni pncifg.
, 1874-12-05

onnal ct 40 y Of hfaxwe ut. wf, aa11aofs aooo
Nor ncsr,atn r 4 (; Il II Huron It, 26
S7D #, dated Dec. 3... a'SS
Tho proni'srs No. ESQ Wcas """hsngsen 81 ,co
we.t sfi iu4en' es' i, III lid ii q Wsoi H. ,o,
1in5 H.lu IT, ttatch pse. 4.... 1,"o'
1}nttnrGni,l IT. lEs R.1U n Of Thfrtfcth at. +,
asx10o H. antrd ptc io.;;;; *''''
Mehi|ti,, ~, H.. NV :" ""ss ~, 10000
@ - ma. ~. t,.rx ,,u,rs wtrliau NAptuA or Sly
MILES Of oounr-HouaR
Dnnn,ra gt. nrar cur Of Lincoln nv, a.. :, mr.,
lot ~. ttasrsl lee. 5.. .. .,s
solrI or ClTr f.tMlTa, WITHIN 1Apf0s oF bh'EH
Ml1fA ny EDbNf-snUsE.
prnr4o nv 20 g VI Efty-clgltl. At, t. 2sr nm
rrastu ay WIS., IS Hs rs It Il Forfeit. a. ass
1Uls1 II, dated Nov: 20. s,11o
I4NrtU4 IT, datod Nov. al..... :;.;..,".. oa2
Wop,nw,, uy. lT8 It II u FIf!y-tllrd at, I,
a5Mx184 IL, dated Oct 1.... 2:oo
WEYr OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF 6kVEN
s.t!Et or GauRr.AousE.
buchanan at, 1Hi% u # 0f Arlitage roau, I,
9oN1eo 81, dated Nov, la.........,>...,.,9 2,4oo
, 1874-12-05

II00S-Tho market waR aec|tlotsly morn RoFiYU tlan
on cither Of tho rrcoUtlng days Of tito week. further
f4llln OH Of g00J in receipts, an tho prospcet
that Saturday. prrlyaia will show at further di,nin
ton, aa.Iaed sl'arr ro'nrsittioa hetwaon lachers
tso market Developed !ncreagcd atrougth. before
o'clock prices Of good to extra grades had moved ~,
l66s20e, mud tLfH Improvement mas casy
maintained to tho cl0s0. I'll common anll
,nullun grades no mato7iG1 change was pot.coaDlo,
lilo 1nrao supply Of tinso grades serrtna to koep tho
nlarket depressed. Sales ra ut $l0UfaGTG for CON-
iou modisir an Ut 3d. fns guod to cl,oce
with orrn assorted NJ s65ta7.GO Tho outside
qnntaion w;.s obtained BY Me.,cl, ar!dloy Co., an,
Al higher guro tuan 574o wbila n,oat Of Tia trailing
wns ioao undcr e7.2J. Tio advance Of today taa1ls
Of lower ratlor shnn higher prices. Tho market cosu
uuict.
, 1874-12-05

for 1e@l6!h aSosnxe fresl, eured; Ktcae
ams, 1o@io lnS .yer9Eo lo@l9eo o,." for pe De-
ssaas sSo"ae sSSe for sas sot 2Sss1% S md q @o
short clear; ary-Balted non!s. icose, a oN
@7o for shoulders, 9s{f00jko for short rba or
long c1onrs, ,1o@lo} q for nhor. o]oars and v'lo
teae N'' prcss Tom s e!esrs sS null s!.ost rs, osad
l0iau, nellor January, do short ctoArs, lo13o'
e. shcnlors 33o nacon nSats @ " n9n,nn 81 h.a;
lHnv, a2ooo@2l 90, aooortling to quality. soity
1sG woro sepSte e 81 Sf'a''l 100 oS b's sass n,sss
ro1h nt s2o.36; 500 brls DO at s2o.i6 100 bris
10 Mt $4,000; 26o brls do. Heor January, NJ
i,U0o bis do at 42l.eb 5,75o brls do al S2l.i0
1U00 brig do at s21 % 25D brls do at 's210211;
2,260 hr.s do st +2t.oo; 750 bsls do ut $2045
1850 tr!B do at @2o 20 75o brls do at s20.a7>4;
NJ 92i.40 l,0U0 brs do At a2f.25 $50 brls 10 ut
s21.20 1,0u0 tea lard at SHIPS 260 tea do nt
Gi9.4o; 25o ~ tcu DO at sl3.l5 go tos do at
3.doo toa doat 4l3 %; 26u tcBdo Ut 6l972M 2,6Uo
do at sla,G5 600 tcs do. seller atarcl, u sl4.1Qi
a5o tcs do at alA.o0 2lD tca do at slo.yo; 2st
e3ia; l,4ao rea 10 tut ottnm@a) It 6!5o; so, ,ooo
llys md 8.600 pcs green hams 15@.lG lha) NJ
10&o; 200 ten sweet pickod do (1b lha) ut II 14ol
9G0,u00 1hs short ribs ut 0s4o; 25o loxcs 90 Mt
1900 lha long clear 1t >a994c; "a boxoa d1 at
o1Sc; G0ooo 1is sllors cloar, seller last l'alf Do
co1nher, OF loot 1,2ho boson long and short clear
At 100; $4,000 lba groom bollios 1t 1o21c, 49,
Flour waH nlorp active. but easier. a. ioW
Hhippugordora woro oil tho floor, which woro flllcd
ut Hliglt eoncoaAionH, IN deroronco to tho woal-
llosa IN wont md tito usual aonas'd Oil olty Ac-
connt was ti'ioa ahont tho sa,no range o. Aera~
tuforo. Tile olitwatu u,ovamont Of tlouri IL fair.
Drun was quiet atNl irtn, being in rather light
aupply. Balus woro reported OF 30 br)s white
winter extraH at 1900; 1915 brla do on private
lOV brs do (sIlnu.) at s4.75; s25 brls do Al
el5D; 100 briH do at aa.4D; 100 bris do at
sl.s7j9; 80 brla do at a4.25; 400 br1s 90 on pr!-
VITO terms; 800 brit superiues ut $3.50; 400
bra do at $500; 80 brls buokwheat Mt $3.50; I'D
brs do ut &9.25; 25 brls do at t6.1b@G.25; 100
tons brnn at $3.50. Hho following vns the
, 1874-12-05

far m tho arranging Of rrfcoa was qonceris. salo
Toro at 32.ooG4a3o. shippers paid S5,suts a.M 'o
fom.non to mcdlnm Inta, nll1 al6096ao Tor Hoou u
c;rs rho prlcos q hchors 't s steref, .a Gn H. Tsf m
S3U0@3I5 for tho former, md $a6ofai gu lor tno IT
tcr Galvc vera in light request mid In limited hnp
,oah!o q 9gooas III to qualify sn uo%s'ilofa ;hn;
vim bo dlspose Of shta weak md to n'arRot clobes
dull and weak for an9tIl1ug holow choice.
Qu0TarfuHh.
Extra lircvca-Gfadol Rteuts, averaging tDop
70 I.V,u ius' Sutseu8o'' v
Clluice neetos-Fiho, fat- well forn,ad yert
10 year old steurs. averaging l,1W 10
uooA neuges-Wcil-fnt f,ucly for,nei
ateora, averaging ,1to 10 laov tta. 4.95@6.0
Mottil,tl tira,lGa-Ateor8 fu fur hesE ayor.
aElhH !, ,tub to ,2tD lbg. bg......,.,,,, a.76Gai.1 .
Butchers Stook--roor 10 fair stanrs ann
con,n,oll tn claocp Gown, for city slaughter, .
averaging H1n to Inn ,ts. ...s......... 99D@a.T
Stock Uatt,e-CoMu,on cNtts, III Ascont
Goah, aYeraelag 100 to 1850 lhs. ..;.;: a6o@3.S
Inferur-I4lH1t and tlln sowH, l.c!fota, -
assYs, bns, aud scalawag ateess. ....,.... l.kaa 2
OatJe-1e1aB, clIo1G0 cprt,.fel. ........ 4.A0Gt l5
tialtlu-Tsrns, wirtaralt Norih......... 2.2i!a l.!
C4ttLo-Taxas. through drhvas. ...:...... l.75d13.7
, 1874-12-05
Comparative Cettuu Statement.
NEw yoRK, Doc. Z,
Not reeoipts 1t all United stasos ports for tho


ltousa not an1oys u sell. oAo, syivanIa, aud
va; ylsain!a II and ahoYe, ss3sse; 9ASbso;
lnd'aaa, mil Wrstara Ane, lsbsos; rnoitum 5sSs5o;
torso. sic; counting, wsset suesssa; 10, unwashoa
daG5 's:; ilne, nnw1ahcd. a5c; coar1e anl medium
waasltt, 4ctai i2c; tus, waSAel bSGs5ot; extra ard
Mssaa nulIud. 42k@i7o; Nc. ussA auper pulled,
, 1874-12-05
Tho I'rotiues .1InrkctSs

:"
Hrw Yonx. H.. i'-f:orsns-np md sost,r M
14,:6sl5ftn fat,,rte s.d wett. aaleu * Gf f.ics
IL x,:.atr il Yazaj4!tc; JsruA.Y. lt.ic; Fubruar3
June. ,5 LIZ: juJs, IL 13.ls:.
Faorx-so:e1y sad IL :naaess:& ae,azoa; receipts,
es ess,os t. xo3a v.a d. se,s dtts % eio!so
USSy. a.3Ssx.1s: n. Lorte, Fa.a'9ppD. E5s aolu
G9Ik-NE..-aciu: Nsastr,:. s4.7h.
6A4.E-WAett taH;er A.a tu ui',ta:,tn de.+arl: rc4
ssst 81 rsS sD y: T. e. e. s.s;: sfost H. s th aa
caga, t11n9ll1; III, >: Nisa.slles. f:-1$z1:l3k;
aa:i r1rins, nuS1 - wi,,su raa Western, sl.l59
ss sss-. nsra wn s.t;1. ~ s. nys
AZ: z. ~; ~; s.,ias3s; ~ =, ss@Sls;
s* A aem, masses sx" qnss aas,. aoa ns
~. 4r11es ycs.evn 3ostc: whe. nsEa7Sc A'"S'
1tnv.NEts,i~ md unnI,auva
asocrnIrs@oaaoa and su9ar STEADY. quiet. and ua-
chnnosi ;1,scnra1io su.nr 4 7iGo centrifnnSi a.
sng oriesna Sssesc. uies In. md Il
sf Observation-Disclosures f}rrner at 1o7fat1e: crude
outrt aul tr1a Ut 5.1e6a5sa.
runPExv1as~Sgo. @ - S1,.sS''''''
Ea.1s--pu!ot, Wcstorn, ,,as@2ac.
Faes1eless-pork Az: nsw tuese nominally, =
miilos steady; lony .loar, 1l4o, Lard opened arra
but closed lowor prime stoam, Il l31G4i3Ho.
1CgFsx-F1,a ngrFnkIHSshst'fsa: Il isko,,,y,
Wnsskx-Actlya aud hra ut tl,o3.
HAITfNoRE
,,rc;,nnre1
mnatH,ybo., zreator, ontet. .naher w@s.rn ~
oaSns. N rcI Wsstcrn II 53Gai "a. No d.. ii a.:
Sgooe ~. tGu t ~ ~ ~ s'-ss.
ri.sd w Western. .5o' osts auiss rm md unehsoaed
4sye u Urn n.i, anu ~ un9uau$su. ,aa..oa
nAsDaM any n,ia unsahmsoa. III =, ..o,+ r,, r
tNosas'oSs-Q4Ms tof .s nHns W sa' sn, 80 ~
Ghangea: oaG9n URN suuatasFs' IgHs' ~ tsr
1aa9l5Hs; Hans nnGa1'tgsa. Lafo--e~ western
btsala neahsa ta .a,sI1Mr'f, f. f ,,,..
sup, oatnaor; W nins' sus' "'S''e'
CoFrEE-Dull: stock light fair 70 pstma Ko, l1E 8
lghc.
WH1skI-Flfu aud scarce.
BUFFALO,
lurrALo, Dec, -GnA1s-Wheat-ue At tles iu1
No . N{1wankeo t;oru-IIe1d ri Sic for usY 30, 8,
III. II1I ~ Enc ~ IN q ~ " ~ ~ -" 10y ="
oe's@as'o ~ WV ~. ~. ~
, 1874-12-05

ETas i XNp ri T1Eai arooK.on,s5s s soasrt ast
a %n w Sssy sIt i5ss: siesy TSs
and onaroA with ,ntnsas!o, IN tho amount ur s.oek
availaba hotl, hsro aud abroad IL not particularly
euppoEtl to bo In tho hnnla Of sps,llatqss o,i Tho
uthor sido ayo, It u discovered, gpto quietly
usb,eaiy !aeaa ts roest fres lrease. i' By oar @
doacrs, Foreign eah'o avlees arc encouraging ut tho
T1npa1Tr-1u. 1a1lt, st1.ao Do. las14. sl2oo; 14z
29st2.Su do, roofing, 1ss2o, 10, sl.Qp; DO. 2at2s,
Pla TlS-targe, aeo sma1l, 400; bar, 600.
~, 1fae5Fig ~ eEhs 7so par ss'o; lead pipe ak@sKo
sasEr zlso--Fali saals, ioKe; less aa.atity, ,1o;
gGsEr inoa-No n. se ralcs; Russia iron, 10 II
inclusive yue; DO No. STAINED, 1ae, American 1'ssia
WInE1No. - to q, &c; ITO ., 1oo; 1oto II. 11o: 49,
~ losi 40 2oo; f hauae4. a' por cont discount;
NA1Ls@Wero without quotahIo change: .o@eoa,
esF 5s a aa s IT, g s a. ;'s ID &; aas d. ;as ;ta
i' aay&G s1THotnrs-wore qutst, as follows nan,a
ea ts t. sssst Fees nsflne Il d. & 3sSs
lsm u t"rsHa ,i, ,rops 4 z H. i7s9lss oaku bate s5o6
olLsThe q9oiation sf Illinois lraa test is lowered
for tSo q ti!rso daya nsat Lard o,i rens!na ara'
a @ %1s aud nos osf ws,s
H. !ss. l3s l'neis Iss est ,sS es, Ma'll 2asS
Ia lss; d. T. 'sra {; i'S xs 5Ne
nporn, Sl35cS2 aeatsfoot Iii, strictly plre, s0s
:sea ssss &C., &C. saa s o e. g.; tsra.
tino, 4s i4o; nnltn, Gu gravity, l6l5he; uaphtaa,
ts.iiiON-Sitomatns t.nN ut former q,,ot..tons Or
dcrd are Tow n'sd for small amounts, az Ia uaally tho
easo q tllla heaaon. lallnwg ara The quotations
, 1874-12-05

NEW Yonx, bee. <.-Tla package trt1o was less
active at jnhhsng brancl.ca lacked au!natte. Cotton
cotous; cutlo 4unulB and coruct cntB At Unchanged
prieu.. Hha.'ssia n,,d eAint4 r,ntn III Enoi Aenaa
lrlntbl, fancy, and cicyiot srtlpga moro auttya
Won)rus gtucrally 4Nfet. Hhawla iargely sold Il
austIon sa-day, but brought worry low PRICES.
, 1874-12-05
5000
2,soo
$500
l,Gtm
1900
10000
COMMERCIAL.

Fn1DAY EvEN1No, Dec. 4.
Tho following wcro tho receipts md slip
monss OF tho leading Articles Of produce In CHI.
oago sarinG thu past twenty-fous hosra, aud fer
tho corresponding date ono yenr ago:
, 1874-12-05
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were hlod for rso-
ard Friday. Dec. d:

nrd Friday. Dec. 4:
-...- pIrY rnDrERTY.
Il, dated fifty 3l...,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.,,. ii 4,ono
Ranis u thu &hove, tatcl AUX. 13.,....,,... 4oon
1soft, dated 0ot 1900
II, datsts Dec. l,io0
Banjo aa The anoye, datct NOV. 3.....,..... 1,10u
Ciyhonrn ~, 1la ~ Q u ahsiisd nv, II VI, "A
xleo Il, dasea ute. e.2,.................... 1,200
Bh0r1nan at, 100 Il II Of llArr!s0n ut, u I, 21x8A
q, aated kuv. ii: ::......., s.ooo
I, ID alozl5o #, dated peo. 1900
Michigan Nv, 100 II II Of Twensy-toNsth Vt, 81.
so1ias II. dated peo. ...,.......: 1a.ooa
dated pse. g 4,soo
H. ast.a IT, * Sd i Observation-Disclosures. :. . -. @ ~,
, 1874-12-05
MONEY AND C0MmER


rntpAy EvEa1xo, Dec. 4.
Not 20 much currency waa ordered to tho
country to.tlny as OIL tic lirst dnsB OF tho "cek
although, Tho movement Id still considerable.
Tho dimlnution Of ort1ora md the leHsonod re-
coi,,sg that will follow nro tho consequences or
Tho EXCESSIVE receipts OF tho beginning of tho
,Yeok. Which led tloaors lloro to discourage ship
uonts from tl,olr country correspondents.
nocelpss OF currency arc still had from tho
country, but they arc inconsidorablc.
New York oxohango was irregular to-day.
salcs voro 1natlo at par and 81 discount, between
banks for $1,000: Tho ruling quotation ~'s
Tho ofearings wero $4,000, ,op0.. Dusi,.osa at
tho banks was actiyo, as u ltaH boon @'l tno sn
vcok. Tho demand for tohnH Ia eool' n1ma =" ~ ~
cfeasing. Rates OF Discount gre !lta ~ !" , .u1
cont. With decreasing disposition 70 y, m" fr,,, tMc
coll,,try to 10 f,Incetl III good co1nmefeat paes'
tic supply Of which In not o1al to sne aenaaa, 1am
Street intos aro aGp13 lor cent; foa es'''o io""'
nro D(010 por oeilt. ,.,.,;,,. L., Nort,.
Ap nn incident OF the apecnlhtlon ~ u,,1,s;;,
coatnrn common stock, tic New YarE Aaatin. ~
rav. Il,nt OH Wednesday, representatives. u .no
several Hoculato's WHO hayo beom ,, tt.ie
Ttt, srnst common stock, onctl OIL LIS OWN 9ook'
hrt win common unuoistnnuinE: %eso VT onslohs
oriug 10 got to .ane tobo ~ carrv to ~
nr;ce Ijrher. This, to thoEo familiar W!ta tIlo
wnSs Of tbo stock Exchange, means TINT sonlc
nj, ts anxious to find a marked for atook the
nro1t on Which vonid be diminished ny ea4ee 1h
tic opcn makot. VIC know TINT ~, seysrs! sAi;.,o Tho
The opcrationa of tho Cincinnati Clearing
r4onro aro gtatoi By tho Cincinnati lG1eAc of
thn al ;,,nts .sto i,dicaso Il volume of buainosa
sn}aor,. Il ever, egualad." lilo 1igures arc ns
follows: ,or, ,,r,
, 1874-12-05

Toni .9s.A, VI, 900 Sll0,7lG,oo9
III Lis ast report, the Comptroller Of The Cur
tcncy gives what statutes le has baon ablo to
lather concerning tho deposits ~ tho savings
noeepsary ,ncomplato, elaeo t,a ilas boon ublo 10
got authentic information from tho authorltios
st ouly ton statos. in these ton atntcs: with y
p{ ls73 dcuosita to tito amount Of $759.94G, ,G33.
Tho number Of daroaltora was 2,ls8.C1o.
Or one in every tivo md oile-third
persons, md Tho rer carita darost was
3ai723.. Consolidating that among tho States I'LL
reputcd arc hucl, as OHIO 1uo,a, Eontucky.
Missouri, Pennsylvania. nna MARYLAND, 1t will
bo sccn TINT tho totais given abuye will bc vastly
Increased when alt the atatlAt1ca arc known. At
tho close of 1879 tho deposits IN tho savings
bsuts OF tho nix New Eng1aul States Now
Turk, aud New Jersey, amounted to SGS6 ,35o, 7a1;
In the National BankA oE tho same Stutea tho
individual dopouitH were 500, ,8728aG Tho
prograas mado may be aceu from tlia comparl.
bou:
, 1874-12-05
rnOy1RI0NH.
Eggicstol, AennsAu l. Co., OF this city, writo

From Nov. to aate, eighteen Of tho larger Western
nack!ug pa!ntu, Including tia, o.ltltt paahtug at
i,?.OOi against l2ooss ha.ns time ls75 Most Ill
{ru,n ii to 70 ltH rnf loa lighter ul last yaas md
porporliolally ainullor pcrec1tsgo of lard. Hume
poits howuser relprt t,aproytuK weghts later IN the
rsrcerlihty inproye. lasxsr arinkaga uo4ts Iaa
Lso ruts.t,lr,ied early In tue seaa0n mad Ia Icing
rorl, aud consequently leas solld meat Nu TO apcak
at hs nuter OF fast for ti!e season Throughout.
eued tLa psm rosa very rapidly. aud tn quality and
, 1874-12-05

Total two ,nonlua. 80. .sllG s6J.I58 S75,iG9,878
Tho operations Of tile Chicago Cleariug- -HouBo
Tor the saMo period worc
, 1874-12-05

I.EArHEN-triccs Ut iaafl,er rafno Tho aanin al on
tho precelnH aya uf ts Hrnk. whert Tiny atc1n 10 he
aeo1ly, Uusncgs ~ not activs Guild Eo losroa,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-10
Tho 1rnited stntes and Mericar

The United States and Mexican
Commission has resumed business,
and will dispose Of all cases on the
docket by the expiration of its extend
ed time. Within the last two months
the Commission have decided at least
one hundred eases, including among
adverse decisions the case of Daniel E.
Woodfouse against Mexico, known as
the Tehuantepec claim, in which the
petitioner stated the amount OF DANA
ges at over $50.000.000. The claim of
Mexico for $27, 900, 900. on account Of
damages from Indian incuTsions, is
now in the hands of Sir Edward
Thornton, umpire, the American ana
Mexican Commissions being divided
in opinion. Mexico claims that under
the treaty of Guadalonpe IIidalgo, the
United States pledged themselves to
forciblv restrain Indian incursions into
her territory, and that whenever such
raids could not be prevented, the In
dians should he punished by our Gov
ernment, and satisfaction for the same
eXacted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-10

ten. we took On six or seven more.
We reached Tacoma about twelve. and
found to our sorrow that the depot
which we were in search of was two
miles farther down the Sound. After
dinner, and taking a look through the
large mill located here. which can cas-
lily get out CO. 600 feet of lumber per
day. we took command of small boat
to go down TO the new town Of Taco
ma. which we reached, after a rough
ride on the waters of the Sound, OF
some three or four minutes duration,
The Railroad Co. has built large
warehouse here, together with offices
for their use, and have rented tho
upper story and three rooms below
for hotel purposes, and a botel was
opened therein to-day by Mr.. Black
well, formerly Of Chicago, but more
lately of the Clarendon hotel, Port
land. Everything is fixed nicely for
the convenience Of the travelling pub
lie, and trip will well repay anyone
for the time and money expended.
The new Tacoma is located upon y
hill, some 250 feet above the warers of
the Sound, and an extensive city is
laid ont here. Business is very quiet,
the excitement over the terminus hav-
ing all died BIT don't look like
being a big city all at once.
Tomorrow at $50 we start for home
via the first through train from Puget
Sound to the Columbia river-time,
five hours and a half Yours,
LIGHTNING.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-01-10

AS an indication of the waning for
tunes OF the 0yegomaa since avowing
its sympathies were all opposed to the
success Of the Republican party, it
is now rlmored that it will shortly be
consolidated with the Ne,rs. a little
evening Democratic journal published
simply to get away with the itigant
printing. Poor Oregontaa. 1t viii
soon follow the Heypld.