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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-30
SALE OF
Valuable Property in Memphis.
In Supreme Court at Jackson

In Supreme Court at jackson.
Silas D. Irvine, Administrator of Jshn B.
Davis, deceased, VS.. W. g. Ford.
DY VIRTUE OF THE DECREE PRO-
ID nounced by the Supreme Court of Tennes-
see, at jackson, N ay 18th, 1874, in this cause.
l will offer for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash, in front Of the Office Of the Sheriff Of
Shelby county, in the city of Memphis. on
Saturday, the 25th of July, 1874,
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
lot situated in the city Of Memphis, Shelby
county, state Of Tennessee, and known and
designated IN the plan Of survey Of said city
as lot No. 256, and which said lot fronts on
Court Square or street, on the north side Of
said Square or street, 81 feet l0% inches more
or less, by "A feet three inches deep, and upon
which let Is a brick hogSe; four STORIES high,
being the same house and lot named and de-
seribed in deed of trust from William G..
Ford to N. Bridges, trustee, dated 9Th Of
April, 1861. and registered in Book No. 40,
page 2SS, and the same house and lot named
and described in the deed of release from said
Bridges, trustee. to said Ford, and registered
in Book No, 81. page 1853. the object Of the last
named deed being to restore the title Of said
house and lot to said Ford, the debt in the
deed Of trust being satisfied.
And also, one other piece or parcel Of land.
known and designated as lot No. 10, in the
subdivision Of the estate of A. d. Carr, de-
ceased. upon the plan Of the same as made
out By the surveyor. MA. Kerr. May %. 1855,
and on file in the case Of John F. Carr against
Nancy j. Carr and others in the Chaneery
Court Of Memphis. final number Of the cause
1913, and the same lot Of land decreed by said
Court in said cause to John l.. Saffarrans Il
Co., and by them conveyed to W. J. Dayie.
May 81, 1859. by deed registered in book No.
SS, page 57S, and by said Davie conveyed to
said VIM. @. Ford on the 9Th Of June, 1850, by
deed registered in Book No. "A. page 54.
Terms Of sale. cash. Equity of redemption
barred. JOHN H. FREEMAN. Clerk;
a: MRIeHT. Solicitor. s9-l2s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-06-30
Trustees Sale.


DURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A DEED
il in trust to me executed on the l4th day Of
November. 1873, by T.. W. Provine, and filed
county, Tenn, on the 23d day of June, 1874.
the indebtedness thereby secured remaining
unpaid, will on
Friday, the 31st Day Of J1ly, 1874,
within legal hours, at the south gate of Court
Square. in the city Of Memphis. Tennessee.
sell for cash to the highest bidder. at public
outcry, the property therein described as
follows, to-wit: Situated, lying and being
in Shelby county. Tennessee, near TO
and south Of the city of Memphis,
and beginning at a point on Hernand9
and the Memphis and Selma railroad for
merly the old Fort Pickering railroad); thence
southwardly along the east line Of the Her
nando road 100 feet 70 stake; thence east
wardly and at right angles with said Her
tion Of the 80 feet left along said railroad for.
a street, which we will call Railroad street:
thence westwardly with said 30 feet left be-
tween this lot and the railroad to the begin
ming corner on fernando road. being part Of
original lot No. so of Willo Williams division
of land, laid off and surveyed by L. s. Todd
for said Williams. and lot No. Is ofJ. NJ Pro-
vines subdivision. on the east side of Her
nando road. and being the same lot conveyed
to the said b. N. Provine by ] M. Provine.
on the 9Th day Of February. 1872.
Terms cash. Title believed to be good. but
will sell and convey only as trustee. Equity
of redemption barred
99.I3S DAVID H. P0STON. Trustee.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-12
THE DAILY HERALD.

Oaiee IN Third story Of Ozark A Hry-
ANS New Building, Corner OF Lamar
and Main Streets. business once
Front Room ia second story,
j. w. Swindells 81 Co., Publishers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-12

y Any afflicted female who desires relief
should not fail 10 procure the English Female
Bitters and be cured. Fer sale BY druggists
and merchants. Address ~ ~
NJ pHJ. P. DRoMGoOLE, Prep,5
aagSi ff1tg f Louisville, KY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-02-12

We take this occasion 70 thank opr
friends for past iavors, and rcspeet-
fsslly call their attention 81 eur I'M
mense stock, which We are just receiv-
ing direct from the principal manu-
facturers Of the North and West, pur-
chashing direct frorn fisst hnssds for
cash ON the spot, and avaiiing our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
In ear loads under special cOntract.
and by our own labor almost Freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We are
confident In our ability to offer 20 on
friends and 10 the public generally ur
immense stock at better rates nm
more uniformly low iigurcs thnu ha
ever before been offered I'm the Interior
Of Texas.
Az n basis and foundation Of a pS
business, We guaranteed every articlc 10
be ~ represented, or money refsisded
~ our expense or transb ortation.
Our success I'm business depends enc
tireIy upon establishing n Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and we only
asia n fair and impartial trial, ANA .
close comparison ef uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston.
and New Orleans with heights added,
and we cheerfulIy abide by the deci-
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs a 60.
n 6mdtf
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THE WEEKLY HERALD,

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lshed every Saturday morning. Subsorlp-
lion, $3.50 per annnmj sl,O for SIX months,
,ayable In advance. No subscription taken
iur a less period than six months.
Advertisements inserted NJ the fateoi VI ~
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Tor each subsequent Insertion. -
Obituary notices, marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards OF thanks, etc, 10 be paid for
nj half advertisement rates,
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wonan's Medical Adviser, a neat little
book, containing causes, symptoms and treat
menf Of all ordinary affections afiiieting the
female sax, can be had by enclosing IS cents.
Address o. above. M n'dFt-i. CIV
Sold Wholesale and retail OF Dallas, Tsxas,
| hy ". G.. HOAktNA,
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THE DAILY HERALD In published every
morning, except Monday, at $40 year, ~
advances s0Iorhix months " ior one inont'i
senta,
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The Herald ioB OFFICE

Has been thoroughly reorsanised and "
tally prepared 10 do all kinds OF jon
PRINTING In the latest styles and at the
! vsu lowest priess With diapateh.
, 1874-02-02
Tho baptism Of fRnYacinxi,e.a Fsny.

Little Paul Emanuel Hyacntle Loyaun was
baptized last snuday Vt tlle Church of st. Cor
OF great assembly. There was nothing un,,sl,al
in the order Of services, except tI,at, aftor tho
nass. when l4o h3l laid of tAo emlroitloret vest
ments, aud stood in the pulpit in q plain white
sormon shall baptizo little child, IL Lellar Of
whom lnyito yoar especial prayers" And thon,
after tho baptism, when tho Little Child had not
only, boon baptized, but auoiuted Oh forehead
anu broaat anu Signed with tile sign Of tho cross,
Ind received salt In The mouth, na white robe,
a,nl lighted camllo tie soul Of the faAor over
flowed III prayer tint waB not iti the liturgy,
and which sounded like the song OF Zacharas IL
tho Gospel Of Luke. Then, W the hapismal
party moved awly to the sacrlsty, aud tic great
tlrong slowly disporsod, We looted back from
tho churo-door, aud saw tho priest and fatlor
altar, rapt In prayor.-1he lteu. L. II. Bacon, IN
Letter from Genera.
, 1874-02-02
REAL ESTATE.

An important change Ia again noticeable in
the real estate market in the last ten days iii tho
revival Of the demand for cheap residence lots
at prices ranging from $500 to 81, 500 each.
Three woeka ago, We noticed the fact that tho
demand for this class Of properly
had almoes ceased in consequence Of
The depression Of tho manufacturing
business. and the prospect TINT workmen, iu-
stead OF having money to invest in homes, would
be Obliged to cat up in idlenoss, this winter,
large part Of their previous savings. Tho ro-
newell Of tho inquiry for cheap lots, however,
shows that moro confidence in the business
prospects, Of tho future proyails and that, as tho
spring activity Of trade nnd manufacturing
III removed, corresponding increase III sales
Of roal estate will bo exporienccd. In
TACT, there hos been lnrgo increase
already In tho sales Of cheap lots, and III tho
Offices Of the most prominent dealers in aubur-
bau lands and lots tlere wcro more ueuirors
yesterday tlan no hayo seen In tho sumo Offices
Tor tlroe or four mouths. Tho inquiry for
suburban acres las alao Increased In proportion.
Capitalists in all parts Of the country begin to
hid, Ill Wa6 predicted Q month or two ago, TINT
sAo usual avenues for tho Investment Of surplus
aapital in the arHt quarter Of the year have
been much diminished by tho elimination of tho
speculative railroad projects. and tho expulsion
from the money market Of vast amount OF
railroad bouds. TAis together with tic still
the management OF oYen tile majority Of tho old
railroads, leaves city raal ebtate az almost tho
only Investment that will attract conservative
capital this spring.
BALE or THE HouaH ELEVATOR.
This valuable piece OF buriuaHs property, com.
prsing ahuut four anl 3 nlf acres of .ronnl on
tie south sido Of tho South Branch Of Chicago
lliver just west Of HuIstcd stloot, together will.
, 1874-02-02

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. JAM 3l.-l'le market IL very
rn, boil: fur hutsor aud cheese but with no material
clltnga III prerA fron those Of last week. Farm dzry
c!leesn continues 10 CONS forward In small LOTS hut
mostly utlds aud en1s," atd these sell arcorltpg to
analltyhu poorest bringing from Go to o. mud when
TIM from 11stu to 131Gc.
Tlpre lnys been no transactions in actory.eecso at
this market during tha week buyers Offering 1lc
for good lots Of latelnado il Of eouahla flavor
as'd te1turp. There In strong feeling n Tho market,
both IN thu cy 4,la country, aud those holding socas
anticipate n fur 1uargin Of profits ur galcH -
Thu delivery Of buter ta|s werk las lcen wholly
wintrrakc, mud saleB made ut 3o to $40 actur-
ng to quality, with occasional packages of ue Ut 3v
There is I'LL tnpravea demand for extra fine and
fancy grases Of butter, a priecs fur s.lc haye au
coward tendency, Our English e.sers ore to tic mi-
90 Of JanaarS. Our London correspondent says
English cleaso ara fully augs dcarer on all sorts
As1!esn @ s ,dsd s iu gao ttsu, s tacy grades aro
"a to y sllines now pail Tor bcst Aneacau and
trnn aa to 10 silltnEs for seeaud quality. English
0hear seis Mt 7a to 10 sltliuBa, anu uo 0hoshlso Ut
6u 10 VI shillingH.
In butter tlu stocks are nery exhansto aud agents
nAlno tleir own lreas. CANADIAN llus advanced 10
,st shlllngs or cWt we siys quotations q flows
Tbs wcathur III Herknlsr, N. T., IL lptit1 ,,..
, 1874-02-02

I,+, ~
ALcouo1-was erm at Il aihsI yaS'S''' NJ 'ah' d.
UEANS-Were in llant re1usats NJ ouo,.. Nav.
beans, fsou@slo msums sl5oesa25 mems sasf sio
liUTTEK-Was scve 10 tl,s extent of III. .,,nn,x an,
ruled r n tho nrcoa enrIiar ~ ts aI n1 ahu
of bn. lois Of faney packed wers roportcd at i1Ss
betmr entireiy ,naa"naa a' ,.o s ~ SHcn
saea wore rooed Ieow @ w su 'te be rn rev
we're a7Qs35c. Wa quote Chuics 10 fancy yajIuw. a5a
mon. l1@aic caupH an chocs sa asac srcr 10 COM
DAGGTNaprires Were so ,n",nmat ."t S,a,
what 1norn trmlv haId IN avn',,atn , ~ a sone
marsrts socks n 1,n IT.. ~ earat %1m luz Isset
here u 1t lie sources Of spv su h,nop nrrcs nns oy
o 1ta.x Anarcs, a, 5ads heaow 4 ysc Lewiston
cicck' Sc hurlap bugs, ind 1,, iso: ennea @
'sf; Snoon conS-rner. wa, no e,,nro Lara, n,,n,,.
isstass;s n ri SsyT 10 ne; iheE a's5ats wsas
to sa hur corn at @ & onoss sss
GMc. rond to "anco sta 'Gsse aos gooa 10. 541
hns{{ suoa ss ~ euoeo BULK oFa'a' o'a@6c; interior
BUiLb1SG SesSt sMArER1ALs-wcre quiet md nom,.
a;,nr nn VS. q seEeSt a astosco *2o; Now ior sueso
UTICA, Louisville, and Akron eemeat sS n & ,r
@ Portland ,1 Gsncne. ae s.oo@75o; marble dust sa.oo
III wi,te sn,,,5 ~ ~ 'ie Snrs!'
y IL "sss a.. r sa I'LL T. Ds5 SSo9 SSo paaderng har
breE az eo;me sn n1tkf M 6s7 o ~ edn
A'Mus xnn oao3 ~ o Ml"alkcu anu Racine
n M. a oel ~ common. Sl4.00(9
81 n,,a am ntoHsso. @ 10 eomaon.
G11EgESis n.u'tGas. = ~ n,'out@i.ut.
IN nrines ny. n'Ss WIZ ~ haeiisl variation
"n,,ra ,,, ,,na..nn @ ~; ~ asuvty ~ ,ne ueMaiHl
sniv ~ rt, oa " ~ ,p so pnt. " noluess ~ ~
,nxrnsts * ~ ommt - ,3 t. ~ ue scaht ~ ~ tho
s a"s u eo Az prices arc expected to
ha n}scc IT, ount oN v ustVts VIZ, ~ POW iaKa can
~ be aa1 a1ots eseS msw o ao,x 'sftafy mild ~
'oxcr .ra1ra tx 'as'oss' ao' 4o19losc
s,nrs avo laeet,ng os 1he Leading Goa! dealers on
s,ren. w" 70 ADVANCE the
rm"snaetiroi ntS ,ass9 49," ns9n 10 sauVo ahn stIoo
tTn ,n .o H'aGf % te1'aln nncaangeu-
nn e,H m. ,; s' ,it iIeinsGu, ;, aatuo Lacka-
- nm pau:uu 1.ie oM mat,t Hlu saa9; uruoks,
1o.91o, % ttoch,I valley, $N60;
AnG; oeHt So'po; M,uonx so3g: wilmington. $500.
s..1 -. parIe!a soiu ~ S1ta Ihe de-
.a A ~. 'laMtac1u1ea "Gsh ~ ltliea uut prices are
Susss""1 f"rn aosssa =. tae onesngs not Icing
,u1Rrs arRs; ~ e. ro5h oarfea tile whisky
i. i' tapsG taiu tas1tss, SaoEs inb Hour
~ ~ 'G" n ntn anmfes ~ roHRa. $a1uuI930o
cd oonaas ~ @ ~ uerss ~ stayes, rnngl,
says r1%1, a aatna 1r aa. sa"en, whisky
t"nr rt.vss u sGSd 1n ,a, ~ H s'S;'ueP1suu;
pSo ner sst oar oonoles eeless fi %r s1s ~ s
parreI1 D1 Il si 81 sa'es cao car pork
,otai tes rae9sgos are aoing to the
ts ia 4to @ ~ I1e resets Gun.
nao i.s g.. aaocta,, anu to supply ~ say laFgs Ptekod
!ots nf W. "He.ea ~ 1gesc, VIII iew haleS
fEAIl4EHs@Hore aniet anu sieal!y. as folows
handa jobbing prices, 70G975a per cent discount
'oT T,G5s4' Gasn'
, 1874-02-02

as. In1ns. oN@ioho: Wilmington pcanu.a 7aloo: Ten
GREEN Fhu1Ts-sot with molorate local do
@ Yeacs oraaea anS; p91 n,
from .lore; iaoy s47ssoo Cultivated ersnEsrries
is6' IL Sox q 81 s9% e.
uoos soing n,ar e., w9re , no rce changes n
trb'ltion was large for ths season Of the Year, Tcro
ssSo i's II s0Gs of ss sa s S see ses
SIRIUS, m9assea md rloc vns rn and ponrs, starch,
slces anu otor nos wcro also held 1t worry full rates.
nl-oAnn. son4-.7Kasc. ....
4os11 oo9rrTEs-s!ocna 1aye W. i5Y@tae O. e. Jsye 4o
seiss iris ill., ,ss god 10,
o3S@92to, common d. ai No; rouatlne do, 3o1
sass;' d. s'y piss S3a55e eass sssaeais ss
f 3sss t.! ssst .at xss .sSo ss;52s
ll1oE-pa!na, 9@BtGc; Nngoon, 1NiSso Carolina,
'b$9Ms; fs!san nj Ss9 ,n,, and
stsadard, 1o. @i51s Do. f No. 1SSai9Ns; J. id,:S
'1!n ehSI;s brsx 5s5s ys.@S a%s
d. 0S@0lc; tair do, 0@ofc choico n,0aHaea sugar,
sss S:s Ssins a. a. sss s D. pSs Il
'as S'isss1bss;sss s .sf sss s so1 !s Ssr arp,
extra Do, Gse73o Now oruanR 1nolssscs clo!co, s3@
$50 DO primo, 75a80c do common, 031G8o; Porto
1so 1noasaos, choice, o5@aao common nolaaaes, IS
sAlEnArus-Common to beat, s1@1oo.
nsns4 soy s':s
's as $780, Ns: issjs ginger paF' aS@a' 10
VIII h sss ssS hase as'asR %s'
% a Sst s5Es oSspgs 1sff sSs ssi pr%rass. ws s s
sTAnon-sllyer q1oss. e..a1o1fc: common, g6a11c:
, 1874-02-02
Starvation In LOl,ix3unu.

~ FT0W III .{fl1 UFlFNNs 7fNlf{,
Tho Iouma Patriot iutorses, for Torrebonna
aud the ,noiglboring parishes. tie truth Of
bishop Winners statemont to preBidont Grant
that tl!oro arc starving roope III Luuiyaua.
Tue Patriot says TINT hardly !salt a crop iles
enough corn !'aa boon made to lust alf tic yoar
plantations that nsed to soil for thousands and
hundreds OF thousands Of dollars arc now boinv
sold for hundreds and evon in aomo cascs 9s fos
tao taxes DUO, The planter IL tliscontonieMi: H.
are being closed 10 crops, no money. Is 'nn ibn
gencrM cry and, eSclalma the oslltol !" Qol
nnlY kuowh "llat h to heeomn nt tin policsn
- '"i.i*., ~: - .~uI hse
, 1874-02-02
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH.


Foreign NlnrIkEfHs
LONDON, Jan. ais p. m.-Amolnt OF bullion gone
into tic Dank Of England ballnee to-day. cGuDU
Colsuls, v2,1t19a5 fur ruonoy, VIZ for alarc ac-
do ot '07, 1os1S ltlua, 1o5}5 now 5s, 1l21s. New
York Central, 95; Erlo, AahG945a{; 10, preferred,
G3I.
rAn1H, Jan, 31.-ncntcs. 5sf l0c.
FRANKFORT, Jan, 31-Ftyc-twontica Of 1869, g8.
LIvEnpnoL, jan. 3l.-l1 II. m.-Flour, 18kGsa9a Gd.
white 13s 6a l3s ID club. lis 0l5lis. Curu 3os I'd
94oH. FORK, 7Ds. Lard, 4lh I'd.
LIVERPOOL, jan. 3l-ar III. Lard, 45a. Rest un-
changed.
LIvEnpoo1, Jan, 31.-cotton fiat: midallng uplaul,
7'A; orlcaus. Sid. Sales, l0,oo0 bales American.
,,pandH, nothing bclnw good ordinary, shipped jan
llary mud Fubrlnry, 734d; Shipped Frltrliary aud
March, 7 l3-ldd. Drcadstlhs quiet aud unchanged
Larl i:ta 7'
, 1874-02-02

DoRToN. Jan. 3f.-Traf,snctions III wool havo been
very iarEe ele past week. aa!ca 1,765 3bn a of which
neeeca meain extra and double a1trn 81 @5oc; slieh-
'gst', eo5o5Ss; Wi*coii.n Western and Nuw York. ~
s"mns smara meec" osSsae; t hoG7oe seorcd 90
QD42c, "' e'f -' ~
, 1874-02-02

urban property transferred during tho wcok ond.ng
Saturday, JAN 3t City Properly Of snea,
Number Of salca eorsiiorator, $2a,16O South of
City Lmita--Nlmber Of snleH, 3D.; consideration,
&o7.17g. Wost Of City Lma- Number at Raics, Il
cnnsleraiton ft,o0o Total Ralns, Isl total conBd.
Grotlou, 4141, ,6G4,
, 1874-02-02

fall Of snow, barely sufficient fur tocrablo aeigng.
WITH tho escSp1n Of A1ort!os, stock Of nj! kinda In
crn part Or tho eohny md mnny are feeling cnr1,-
through.
, 1874-02-02
CONINIEIsCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 3t.
The following wero the rccelpts aud shipments
Of tho loading artlcleH Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one yoar ago,
, 1874-02-02
New Ynrl1 Dry.[spet(s NYurket.

NEW YoR1 ian. 81 3l.-Duhtneas quiet to-lny with
agenss aud jobhera hliko. Aurkot for cot,on goos
fs!cs steadt htd pticeE sronR, Stark standard sheet
lnRs advanced to 12c; prints anu shceiinga IN fns
i1,aSa rSi9st rsea @ tns and pAnnel prints reduced 10 l0
FLANNEL goods firm, except uo casaiinercs aud wors-
ell coatiugB. "@'N "0'e'
, 1874-02-02
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
MONETARY.


sArunpAY EVENING" Jan. u.
The preparation for tho settlements in the
grain aud provision trades onls with to-day, aud
tho demand for money is likely to DO loas ut tho
beginning Of noxt weok than 1t has boon during
tho past weok. Tho money markot Inns, however,,
boon oasy, and, though somo OF tho banka found
1t little difficult to accommodate nil t,or cuB-
tomors, otllcrs hive had moro monoy than tnoy
could lonn satisfactorily. In tho open market,
money ia offered Mt 8 por cont On demand loans
with collaterala, and for any time loan not OK
cooling throe months, at 10 per cont.
The supply OF Now Yook oxchauge seems to
DO increasing, and sales wero n,ada to-day at
500 por 81 900 discount.
There Is still d free movement OF currency be-
tween this city md tho weatcrn mud northwest
ern SECTIONS Of tho country, but the influx is fully
equal to the outflow, indicating that tho movo-
ment Of grain and rrodacts from tho country
LAS probably reached Its maximum for tho
wintor.
The clcarings Of tho Chicago banks for tho
, 1874-02-02
~ 4;

hams ~ ~ "
n.eon u hsMs An sh'Pped larlnE the wook a
satna tlnlo l671-'3. "' '
Flour was dull, almost to life1easness, md
nominally unchanged, though somo doalors
would undoubtedly havo ma,ls furtllor concoa-
sions If TINT would havo brought tralo. Thoro
was no inquiry, the exporters being out Of tho
market. Iran was stronger. sslos woro roport-
81 OF l0o brls white winter extraa at $9.3715; 80
at .s0.75,; 25 brls do at s6.25; 1Uo brls do Oh
private tor1ns SO brls rye at 5i.45 /; 25 brla do
on ptivato terms. Total, 53G brls. Alao, 10 tons
bran at $10.50, on track Tho following woro
thu nrfrnH ali nd ftn etoun
, 1874-02-02

Withdrawn from storo on Friday for city con-
sumption 2, 1888 bu whoat; 9,727 bu corn; 1,1s5
bu oats; 2,3M bu rye; 6,07o bu barley. With
drawn for do during the week: 1858 hu whoat !;
32,ooS bu corn, 6,a4l bu oats 5,288 bu rye; TO-
6o5 bu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
storo this morning, up to 10 O'Clock, 105 cars
wlicnt; o8 cnra corn; 10 cars oats; 10 cars rye
10 cars barley. Total, 3l4 cars, or 110, 900 bu.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of breadstuffa and live stock at this point during
tho past wooh and for the corresponding wseka
ending as dated:
, 1874-02-02

New YonK, Jan. 31.-spec1e shipments for the
week, s297, ,491 principally silver bars. I'm
ports for the week. dry goods, 81, ,727, $50; geu-
srat merchandise, SO, 1t6, 722.
The Treasury diBblraed s171,oo0, Customs
receipts. 1927, goo. Tho total imports for tho
month of January show a decroaso from tho
corresponding month Of last year of $40, 750, 900,
and like comparison Of produce exports Shows
N increase OF 80, 100000.
Money closed easy at per cent; discounts 6.
Sterling dull at s4-83]<< for GO days, and s4.sGL
a4.87 for sight.
Gold steady at 11196; closed at 11115. Carry
Ulcarings e39, ,O0O, 900.
State bonds quiet and steady.
Governments strong, with considerable doing.
Stocks wero strong In tho early part of the
day, but reaeted at the second call. With a d.
cline of .1l@1 per cont, and closed steadlor
slightly above tho lowest point OF tho day. The
sales betweon aud 2 O'Clock wero 129 0OD shares
Of which II 600 .wero Western Unon $4,000
Union Pacific, $500 Wubnsh, 1000 Paoitlc
Null, 5000 ohios, 12,0uO Illinois Central, and
RQQO Eric.
, 1874-02-02

$685. TOO les do nt e0 III 40 hoxaa shoulders at
bSlc, 10000 iha groom do at 519o, 100000 lbs
clear ut Be-; 60, 600 ibH do at 7Nos 1,000 boxes
long ofoar {ast oyoning) ut 794c; 10000 lha green
halns (l8 ibs) at S9lo, 10000 lbs do Gao lba) at
811o,
Tho following 1gurea ahow tho packing to tato
In this city.
hneo NOV. ls13. l,177 ,631
naIia ui1n w, ,o8o
s1atuo 4nlu
bai1e tlho 1etu-is 76b,aBH
We titus laolz only $4,000 head Of tho total
packing Of last noaaou, with juHt ONO month to
hear from.
Tho atocts now on hand In this city aro oBti-
matod at 100000 to 135, ,o00 brla moaH pork, TO-
ooo tea lnrt, 1000 tos sweot-l,ioklod hana. aud
1000 600 to 5U oo0 600 Of moats OF all kinds In
oludlng bacon.
Tho Commercial Report glves the following as
the slipmcnta Of tho various descriptions Of hog
product for the week ending jan. 20, 1874, md
since Nov. !, 1879, aa compared with The corro-
spending periods last year,
, 1874-02-02
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