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, 1874-08-31

Ine cSpof1e 1fe1u NOW YORK uurlne tle PAST
wect include gG7 7I0 bris -four Gig 900 bu. svt1cAt
nni ao9 am h, cor,
nrrta, ,v,,,.t T., .,,,n ,x,au,,o4 l., g, .,,,4:.,,
".Ato' "''o"' ~ WIS 4u"'no' 80 ~ eo'>4'A'oi1
"leh may seo'a 'Aomaious TO t1osa VINO are not
woll posted. 4 fow woo1ts ago it was difficult to
aell rcd winter wheat at tho prices that wero cur-
ront for tl,o correarnn1nr rnt]ca n enr;nr sjnco
H., "a ,.., ...,,1asa .,,1.,lI H.. -.
sa" ~. ~ ""' j" ""6u' P3o"i'." D"s ~
stlll sow. our m'l!ota not caring to tako hold Of
il. This. however, is not tho caso with tho am-
Der wheat grown in tho southern part Of this
Stntn xh;nf, ia wo,tt, 7ota15, ,,cr ~, ,r,ro t,ov
,1.~ o.,'.s a.', 'o,, ~. ..,;,st1o 49, .tAA.a 'a
,ne otnet' a'o So'a to-o''s eonh'''ot"o'S "oo'o
tno 3d. IoalB qnotlk1oh'
Tho milwaukee, Journal Of Commerce, In MI
ARTICLE an tho wheat Hunply. maintains that tt,o
nroannt dunrosaion IL ceiv flun to short anllera
WIN viii ba knnci,cd Il hivi,or thau n kito y bn.
foro tho closo Of the noxt month. It SAYS tint
tho short sulcs in Miiwaukoo oxccod tl,o probable
roceIpts Of tAe next Nyo wcmkg aud that .an nj
yunclr,g panio ia inlminent. Tic inIfcntions horo
scarcely point in tho last-nauaoa direction,
iI'ho inn,ttnn nrnflnro ,nnrl,oiu worn 1,uaa}4,o1
to-.lav. With tiilrn Of woaIness and iose i,s-
,csY doing tl.a,, on friday. Tno receipts con-
giving NJ, Increase Of our stocks il, store anu i
.,.tnn1 i,nnvs frn,;n. ~ ts,c ,,nrt ~ T,otiase
whicI, was not improved by tic slight rain tLatt
fel tilis morning: Tho trading was chiefly sloc-
Tlatiys etd VII wth direct refSroaes TO- tue fact.hat
n,nso lrs;rcsis % sg v ,Aeo ~ ''so'o' "''o' o1''
non,osfin Irv noola wero 7utr;l,nted In r. 1i1,-
oral srrroratn iecoI rctailora Nc wo,1 n. co,,ntrv
neruIants , @ ordoripr witI isir hbornl,ty. prjsos
',"3or,ront ~ ;n'n6ttot mi, carea @ on1 III narIot
n'nv J." canaidernd a"ay ny fp,nr 1 rat"s Jns
nr5 " " r,nca,s roort }a ~ .,aro ,,o,.nns
u; nnv " ~ ts nron,innt fn",,pna n,;nt :; III
caa fayn. -. .ai to h,,ra m, 1 ~ .ua
ibna a,os;m Ine"i .o ro, ru," saH hus, any, ausa
In,a an,i nnn,u. Ioo, m "an atnav rstos
f"oac wo, tn 6,ot and t ~ tn "a
ane.lon noaoa yeatotsy. NJ chnnses eaan
oasor M aud baep wJ1u ar"s uu " prio o fritn Mog re-.
nam 1 qulot, VIII no laoIaDio ehamGo ID p1lees'
@ .noush n,oas aolaosaio vaF'ot.cs asplaY "eah
..ohs' ..eia xast Sse .eses's io,u ~ ~
bs,ces ble aro oonlpg up. 1oln !ano ana saE-watot
.i,, s ato e.aap ~ COMPARISON VIII 'nea'sa taos
, 1874-08-31
MONEY ANDCOMlgl ER!CE.
FINANCIAL.

gpapAr AFTERNOON, Aug. 80.
roviow Of tho weplt TINT Inns, e1hpsoa Ia ap-
parontly one Of disappointment. Comparing Tho
bus.ness OF tho bauks for the wool with TINT OF
the corresponding woek Of Inst year, conatdora-
bio deficiency ia found to oxiRt. Tho oleeringa
last weak woro e23 o3a ,252.82; tho sano wook
Inst year tiioY worn 25.8i0, ,2i1.75. l3ils s sig-
n!lcans Of dcnlino in tho business Of tho banke,
aud Tint ordinarily interpreted, n,oana shrink-
ago of tho volume of general trade. In fnan-
cial and comlnorcial as III all ohor, caoulatto,,a
thoro Ia great danger Of mistake In reasoning
from isointoi promises to general con-
cluaions. It has boon tnkeu for grantod,
III dissertations Oh tho prospects OF
tho fall trade, TINT tho lGclino In wheat
monnt sn,n1lor aaieH, reduced receipts by tho
farmers, ntggarlly expenditures in tho country
atoros, atrlngcncy in collections, and the conso-
qaens collapse Ola greas 'nany wholesalers a',a
jobbors who have boon looking to n "booming"
fall trade 10: rnoana to moot oxtended obliga-
tionH. rl,is 6c,ics Of oalculntons lacks logical.
but otpits Bomo very Important facta: Tho
farmers nro not dependent Upon tho present
tho acculnulatod fruits Of rrecstl,nr ycara
wheat is lower. but other products aro
higher. and VIII in lons III ono may
DO gainod IN On corn, rye, and losa
nent III tho cloaringh Of last yoar-tloao Of last
week. roprosont Legitimate operations; tho
actual srndo Of tlH 'fall is larger than TINT of
last year, aa is shown by tho NbooltH Of ali o,lr
leadiut houses; cheap food Mt homo and noroad
will groatly incrcnso tho purchasing power of
reduced wages to onerativcs, md mora than
ANYTHING olso vii! tend to revive manufactures,
tho 1nost deprosaod branch of lnbor,;
this will .suroly roact in favor Of ngrl-
cultnro and the general rroHperity These
are some Of tho encourugcmontB Tint forco them
selves upon the Wow on Il broad earVcy Of tho
whole, field OF industry. Neithor tho facts of
THO caeo nor tho principles Of m onlghsenod
political economy porlnit us to boliovo TINT
abundant food can be nugt but a general good.
II ts cortain That tl,e plentoous harvostH cannot
impovofish tho farmers; ut tho worst, It atlt|H
fosB than they haa hopoa for to tinoir a}roa1y
suficient resources. 1t IN equally certain that It
will onrich othor branches Of lnbor. In tho gcn-
erui acecsa Of prosperity II, will bring to tho lat
ter. agnculturiBs ns we'll as the rest Of tho
6or1d will Rharc.
Tho demand for money las bcon nothing moro
Than fair during tho wook. Tic rato Of discount
tetnaina at 10 uer cent 10 regular borrowers.
with concessions Of or 0.pcr cent to other good
borrowers. "Monoy OH tho sttoos is 8@l8 per
sent rcal-estato money il 0Ga,19 per cent.
New York exchange is dull at par between
banks for 81 600.
Ihe'ehipmouts Of currency to tito country have
noticcably necreasol during tho last weak, Tho
fall In tho price In wheat Inns temporarily checked
tho movement Of tho c1op.
, 1874-08-31

New YonK, Aug. 29.-Monoy oas5 at 2@9L
pcr cont; primo discounts 4@7 per cent.
Sterling dull at 4sG1S5GD4BGy% for sixty days,
and 4s91}5 5@4s921 for sight.
Cuatonla receipts, sso3,o0 total imports
c60,3t9.
Gold steady at 1o9'4. Carrying rates x to l
FOR cent, md for bnrro<s:ng por cent and !la1.
Yhe Assistant Treasurer has dishuzsel $4,000.
ClrnrinEs, Sl2;000,0 600.
Governments dull outside OF Registered '65s,
nov, md 'GSa, which wero activo.
State md rai!roud bonds qNiot.
Ssncka have been weak throughout the day,
md decline from 4 to X per cent took place,
foil on from 355S to 3356. Union Pacific do
clined per cont. noch Islalld II, and Now York
Central ". In the roaindorof tho lst there yyas
adee'ino from. 4 to 55s5. There yas.consiloraDle
pressure to soil toward tho close, aasd tho market
left OF active and weak. Among tho sales to-
day were 7,0uO shares Wostor,i Union 5000
sharee Pac(tic Mail; 11.o0o slarea Lake Shore;
1G, 900 shares Union Pac'tlc; and 1000 sllares
Wabnall.
Bter!ing, 4.87ll.
, 1874-08-31
Montreal nootB to think that II scarcely dosoryes
to bn or Tho nyogont pnsia.,. It sny6:

:" ~ ~ Y" !HO 2! oap1't Rl1s7H' r 715" ,,.
ntnncsa In MG,troal with tnc wrnfchol developments
Of f4nu, ,ltcett nna bunpiin nrisiMH oil of thc,
ara nrloia thp ntst aift1i tSycn,ncnty OF lilo rrcg.
ent soaso,s, Mna!rea. aSd oana'la gcneraily, hayo
iate constant md atrcn1oils offorts to nttrnct tito
Wostcrn traJo down thn d. Lawrence, n,l tluriug
prehont year Tie Total RnfnmcnIa frnn Montreal 10
E,ropa 1layo been targot than oyar a1UuntE to stat
July, to. ,c0o M yhoht nuaiust IgOb.po1 for
laat ycpr. and 11a2 20o0 b,t cor1l aoai!st 14sQ0U
last yeaf very1atGo portion at thia te1resos tho
produce Of tn Western H(aea. Uut Il Inns atiuost be-
~ ~ rms fH9o tAat Afins WHO e1Tdrt prosl.
thnt ud d. Icamerat pu'c n~h nceoaht n aro rlSyig
ruin Il carried on iog o,a "A'sa - sure " pfA
co,,rAn4Trvr ,,,,o,,,,,,
Tile Nov YnrE Ru's9a HpswtSnI m,~as H. to,,on.,,a
oomuaratlyo Btstcmcufn IF hn ox.ap, .mo ,ol,oma
la,,tic scatoard e"N'.'s oI1e7 ~. ot sne AZ,
'.''''0 ''e'''N 1s7o mr., ,a,o -
Now York. ..1o,5lo1is o.uig34a ., iS9; roc i'm
rhiiale,ia. 80. 4.ss as,U7i1 SsSsyi XIX ~,
, 1874-08-31

SATURDAY lrEstsd Aug. -.
There wnrb no now featWses IN lumber. T1e r.
coipty ut tho docks Yht aud tho Haies Limited 10
cAt niue cnrHoes. prfcuH Wcr1 unchanged. staru.
strips rango from ss 0Ua11u for cetnnon and sl3Go
@15.oo fur mill-run descr!pions. 1ah wore quoted
Ut 81 .bo@l.biN. 80.
thero wna no changn, Ortlhra arc coming u freely
from tho interior, and rado IN the aggregate IL fais
preex re shaded occasionally for yory common luis-
bor, though not by the n,ajor!ty Of deaera: The de-
naan fur CARLOAD !ote Of shingles Is saiu 70 10 Id
proving. Quotations: .,o m ,,ooo
Encond CLAIR finch 10 iuch, 47.U0 G950.Q0
rhfr,i cIear fuch h...,.,,,...3 3sdN eG40.U
Third crar, thick. {3ua esao'oo
Clur flooring, 1st aud I'd tegothor' ., m 1,,ooo
cte,r aIlifnu 1st suI 81 togcther aDuO Ga4i.00
Flrst con,,t,oil siltng, 1900 91o.1
snr1,,d cGn,,non siji1g. .,...,..+.... 14N @l5u0
1rinr,,,T NYst common dressed, 100 Ga3J.0U
Ei,nr1t,T srcnnI common, arcsael o5u0 ts2gu0
l7oor!ns, Third common, dressed: 100 ta1soo
sns wgenrloa an, aprss nuas's' ..ss' @4ooo
II wa1ron.lux boartls tls,,....,....... 0B00 ll3u.0U
4 stnck lnartls $3.50 G9a8.1U
Il siock boards is.,,.,,.............. 2GD0 @2A.U0
@ stock boardY. lazy t&!Q.uQ
Common boards olsattu for try:: 1850 @1a0o
jost. seanti'ng, feasctns, tl1nl,er, ,1s feet - To-,
,us aa n, @ssi pssnas, ia Il il ioo Sisoo
Tickets, square =. ..e................ 1910 G51a80
Wtkpts, Ii.Do q 80.
Cedar pnats, split l200 @l5.O0
Craar posts, sousi 50a t1lcllcs ,..... 17u0 Gl5D0
[H{A. .....>....,..-,...%-4.*..% s.W 81 40
No, sawed shlnglca. ................ LEU q 560
or star. ......................,., 400 q $50
Bhuglen OIL track k{A>.............. :. ATS % 500
, 1874-08-31

ttonH havd baon made for stalls In tho nnrkot,
n'ld work on lilo bniiding will, 10 comnonoed as;
soon as tot'ant haa bcon Hocurod for tho baBo-
,,1ert Thou1ps +. Bryan Is tho owner Of tho
rroporty. and tho work will DO unlor charge of
hnAuor, Brothorp. - i
MONTH CLAIR HTNEET.
Tle paving OF North Clark street; from tho
river to Chtoago arcnlo is progressing rnpi1ly,
anil Mr.. Maokin, tho contractor, thinta; That ho
will complete tho work In about Len days, r,,-
loHu delayed by tho Btroot.par company.
~ COTTAGE uAoyE AVENUE.
Cottage arove nvonuo IL changlng ita appear
a,,ca qulta, raptdly. Tho Nlcolson pavement is
now completed. almost to rwonty-tirth Htroet,
aud tito improvements hns already hal markod
inlonce III strengthening vattsaa on tho nvonuo.J
bovoral inportnflt building improvements will
follow soon. On tho nnrthoant cornor OF 'Twa,,-
ty-iifth"s street tho foundations have ;:boen laid
for u block OF atoroH.
ruMMANy Or TnaNarHRG pan THE wrEN.
Tho following; 8 tlb tntal amount nf city and
Anharlsau property within radius Of mica Of tho
CoIrt1fnrso transferred during tho week Guiding
SATURDAY., Aug, ~:
, 1874-08-31

Wheat was active and avoragcd y<o highor,
though tie receipts wore ngain considerably
larger thai. the shlp.nenta, an4 most et tue nd
Viccs from Liverpool 4uo1ed that market as
woa w5 1nSogG sesrs s,cn nqx
other aiao Of thu Atlantic. aud New York WIS
trhi, with q moderate export donnnd. There Was
uos ulucl dcu1aud for allp1nent, but great deal
Of cash wheat changed hattl'. most ot 1t
being bought by parties Who woro
able that little romalus ~, to bo done
Tor thla month on Monday. Tho trading for
soptumbor was oniy moderate, but the inquiry
%as !asr, buyers oosug genora!ty tuc!luod to OK
poet smaller receipts curing tho next two weeks
many oporatora SOON =. 70 think that, thoagh @ @wo
aro not Justified in expecting higs prices, yat
that tAo situation was discounted rathor too
heavily, a'sd that reactlon is more than proba.
5ie. lhe arop ~ pflcos ~ aflnElnE oSt good
demand 1or snlplhenk 70 NOW York, though
inc Wants M Of lsafol,o ~, WI. L 10 mnch leaa this
;e yoaf tuah oTdlaafy: 3ol9f septomber opened at
9299ac, roso TO 9311ac, declned to o29sct and nd
vaileeu 70 .s14e' elosnS a. 95G99S1se. Seller tho
MONTH, of.Gasn nq, spring, eo@u at 9aMalc,
9214c. Cash No. ! snrlng closed at Ole, No. D do
at VIC, and rejected 10 NJ $40. Minnesota
wheat Was quiet, closing at 95o Tor 40, 2.
Caah aalea H., were dnp droportouu y OF l,2vo bu No.
eprins at 9tc; o,0oo bn, Mo:2 spring at 13s1c;
1sr I'm H. ~, ~ G1RtI ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ oI3e
4.SoO ~ lo ut 931sc; ~, ogU bu NO. 8.sprlng ht
99e; sagu @ 6i, 90 ae s9Nc guy bn rejected spriis
a. So l'4V9 ba oitl no, ~ Mtlanesota ut Si;o7;
@'Voo @Sn bu No. 20 at 9oe 4oo 10 At 9a14o;
aoo oo Oh ho.o nm9or WINTER AZ at s1.uo;
ao0 .tu 20. u. 20 reg at elo; j. ao9 tn, by
sample, prime yellow amber at Sl.o7 4uo bu do
at o59, all delivered 4oo ba o amber winter, BY
salnpe, ~ * AS1.i3, delivered; Aoo pu 10 at S1:15.
Tetal, so,soo bu: .,...
Corn " wns less active anu asorasou H@s4o
lower, with D worry irregular tAoyo,nont ut the
declno Liverpool was unchanged, atd New
YORK nfin, WITH iaif expoff dolhand, nlt onr
Markot WIZ WoaAenou oatly ny fatliof ncaVy
pressure TO selt' cash lots. good many lots
have heen held haro by part'ea both in city and
oerntry, IN tho expectation ct being abla TO soil
to advantage on tho culmination Of an August
corner. Tho ,onA of tho ,.'month la. very
noar ut hand, and tncro aro no h,gns
Of the corner Hence aeyesa! OF these
.,uEiS IN raj nk1 1.HNI NItN $t,z
, 1874-08-31

Tncludoa NJ cut Moats, except slouldnts and p.
Flour was dull and unchanged. There WAS
very little domaud, hut holdors wore, not willing
to eoncede further IN tho matter Of priccH, .es-
Of production. Holders claim tint tho old 1ours
win all bo wantod during September at full
pricea Bran was active and asoady ut former
quotations. Sa!os wcro reported Of rs hsIs
wintor oxtras at 97.25; 25 bra do at SG.10; 325
h,la do OH private tornls; 10 brls spring oxtrna
Ut s5.75; % brla do A. a4.75; 400 brls do on
private terms LOO briH auporiinos ut $500; 100
br1s do at S3.l2111. Total, LOO brls. Alao 40
tons bran at i3lJ.50, Oh track; 20 tons do /, at
SD 90, frce on, board. Tho market cloacd with
cal NJ }ttn fof nF
, 1874-08-31

WithdraWM from store On Friday Tor city
cousumpton: o.786 eu- wheat; GEO hi corn;
2,G99 bu oats; 304 bu rye i; 3,17G bnbarley. -
The following, grniu has been inspected into
htoro this morning up to 10 O'clock: 10 cara No.
spling wheat; 3!8 cars and 500 bu No. q do; SO
cars No. 3do; s cars rejected do C428 wheat);
co carH and C,0oD bu high mixcd-corn; 29ocara
mud II, 700 bu No. do; 27 cara rejected do 1895
corn 81 carn white oats; 105 cars and '23 500 bu
No. oats; cars rejected do (l45 oats); cars
No. rye; If cars No. barley s cars No. s do i;
2 carH rcIectod do: l car no grado do. Total
(1,Qol cara), 900 bu. Inspected out ILL., 1903
bu wheat 157, SOD bn corn Is. 733 bu oats 39s
bu rye; 1905 bn barley.
Tho following wore tho rocoipts naBhipnlcuta
Of brcadstu1rs and iyo stock at this point during
tho past week, and Tor tho corresponding wecan
ending as late4;
, 1874-08-31
COAENlERCIAL,

SATURDAY EvrSsya, Aug. %.
Tho following wcro tho receipts and ship
monts Of tho leading articles OF produco IN CHI
cago during the past twcuty-four hours, and for
tho corresponding 1ato QUO year ago: l.
, 1874-08-31

nsgre&nte teanurcrcntc = 1850 tona. aualcant te
way to au Fr.n 1ro sntllclnnt tonnayc-193 shps-tu
carry away 7.7a8o oW ceatals Of wheat.
Tic stoc!s Of old wheat III CALIFORNIA IL quito ex-
ter lou ba. Win llNh offerings and 10 eslro 10 pr.
caso arGu lois. vcssoa in barth iil Slowly .Thoro
were forty vease1s III port having earers, md 4ono
tonnage: but the grain ~ t.ot fo,tteo,n Il. Tho re-
calpts q hurley had been light. Drlyht iaol barley
~ y selling old brewing held at .o5es
rnere was in 1919, IN caumatoa aeecago nnaar bar
10y csy;ston Of ~ aD9 md iho estimatcd yoll
was ccntals Thu catlnnte1 Gcrea2p III 1}74
~ bes o acres anil tho estimated yiold $780, ,2oo
Now hops had put In an appearance ut san Francis~
larger than thAt Of 1s71. Contracts wcro being nlac
on !aud for round lots at 2q@ :sc.
tho 18Th tEas. exclusive Of steaincr shpueua from
Amerlca, o5a: l30 9rs Of whcat, our IL :l,led con
a sns 81 o9 qs q%an tsG
ports 125 qrs from California aid Drtgon. Ill al0
qr7 Il frou Chill, and los l1o qr4 frou othor paris.
ca Kingdom from all countries. exclusive Of aeaulur
shipments from America. 25g20o qrs Of n,atzo,
as' ss asm ses Cen hsa nsrs ss sn
from other parts. Tho expected arrivals Of maize
during tho far wccka TO 10 oae Sept 10 cstlma,oa
weakly consumption Of s5oo:6 bu, Or In four wecGs
TSsse wsss In transit for tho United Kingdom on tho
9Th thst 20 cargoea Of aizs for ports Of emil md 10
1SE 1SE rset rost or r., 7q in s' comprising
9soaa qrs Ports Of CALI 7a00s to diract ports, or
i1o,6H ara from american Atlantic. ports, WHICH is
During tho four weo1ss from Aug. . to Sept. &,
there we're expected to arrive n tho United Kin:lom
from tho cargocs in transit on thu Btu inat o3l0oO
qss Of wheat and $50 oJo ora Of maize; 10l qrs Of
haixe and 3D. pop 9rs of whrat from tho Dannpp aud
ll3lack soa ~. COO qss from America, Nprh, aud
Fsoutl aud o!her ppyta: l7c,o9v 4rs from American
Atlantic I'urts.
Tho stock In Paris, France, Aug. !, 1874, was !:
wheat, 5.o58 1utntAls !; tlonr, 108,8l7 Iuintals.
Dsarbohm's London cab1n ot tno 2osA inbt. roports
tho farora, lesorina Of wheat III THO $50 towns for
tho weok er!!ed Aug, - 1878, ut ooe to 50
qrs ho jnpoFs ras in,s isoo3 t 70 ,szoco % rs Of
Wheat 90 ooto Is 900 or!s Of oarand lso ooo to
was cal to 9)S to 25s76 qrs, aRatnst 800 600 qrs
minimum aud 900 xi1nu.n weekly ayeraye con-
sumption, lii tha Kingdom,
Comparative eroplnuyoment, Including rceep,c, Mt
tho ports Of Chicago, Milwaukee, Toledo, Dettolt,
Cleveland 81. Lnuts and Duluth, from Aug. 137l to
tAug %, lb7At inclusive, for four years, viz:
, 1874-08-31

bio estcs for rpontng aud gathering, tho yield nust
ne gcry meh Ac10w nh average pno In losas}oftY
GiGHnE. u shs upper middle, md lower rarts Of
rran 70 ,l'e m expressive ptess Of wrltsr ts
ghtry, iaat pctkhnrn afcrcworti; Foslotit and West
sHftr'eA the nrtapecA aro hotter. Ono largo gartlon
o. 5ao top o1 Y!!,g looks worry rolniHng. III Uan.
1to l,r mud, for tho toaaon, are yery proinis!ng.
ia9rs aa snrsey @ are n.o,e ts yea we II
n1nuE The. speculative dotnanl FOR lious Of lass
ycars growMil, IL i F,!! satye a. advancing prlccaE
uN hMn ~ srilsGL..1oesl merchants 'havc mt 70
cnahno y. p!stshrg It s. Mniorsood tint onn or tWo
psssss sas;mGs e2S y t aao I aesio IL ao naor Wn they
talpad by manufacturers. II ID MT M,ikcty tiat
el,nso " ws' 30 aas tho 1st ?. scpetbcr. 1t several
ro'ta mo fates nas9 oec1 raas Tho trading s4tll
smaller II magnitude tl1nn at This ,lme ID is33 Fol-
, 1874-08-31

| ~t'S TAoSHsE FA4toa III
cash 03slc Corn gas IN nodoruto domon, n ni1soj nnd
Sws1 Sstos1 soans a ' s ds ssp,en99, ss
S, fs Sofag Hsg.ss n se@t@s S @ s%s ;oa aud AXE
EselgAts aud provisions wero reported quiet. :.
| -----<----- - >. - !,
| ....,.,z. ,,.
n aaGDS2 ss sass At fsfs1xa Vt Aas 49,
orasrs fgn Esetos 1auatactrsf h.ye recently
iaht olisringa IN certain localitica nov corn lls
soia!1g VIZ vi sssts! toaa "a hasl 'as eoi
uhoca ~ INF M @1l "no o S
nrap oS s0a 70 e'0'co 'eetS s4'" ''' fuf'r1or
,,l nuiLpiN;a ,1ATEntALs-Tlo @ I'll loca! dou,and
an Ill o e srso st %i enotslens l sns2 ch IT.
W.T. 5 Tt o Ivy es ~ ntacso. Lo1is.
s,a 9 a oea " n6e, =: As9h aos
q N. limo ra :, - !, 1snsta .a 31oY sa
SssS3Go; uistsrinu t. III 4So hra % u5cE ps.s mc.
0v IWsybeS apI ,o'a 1resss sG.in9 .1 SS M
;!Ss indiana pressed. sl5.oedis5oo; DO eo1inon
nUaIEM.rAo rnarkct rms as nctyo ~ tho ,,rnttod
uain arn,iv ~ mninn;yni ~ ttn t ill., a.euo @ Mese
,ss ySsss 6 {sasy ;5: ysS% !. .ss sa ;5 to asSi
5 # 4 :, Il @ ssaa r. asn,e ~ ths
Trals cotea rs netiys, IT. It til" ''o ou"o,a fna~ msa
ins: ,ssrx, ~; Ii|s!stoa. =, $5e Sioatsap, s?s;
ii' sse sa s. i5Sss Wsd; sss snss ss5a ss no
mar msl4st M g tl!s ] sap!e presented @ s.sass ioas or
IRE 10! arge a1u no further ueeno 10 ookeu ior Ut
Wnrrn 1o tH[19 inv gra,cs ISa;S.
co1ES%as i 5ss rsa',ss i iss;as: @ |uotstens
@ rnsc, ~ sai esSs o'
Hn ssp e. ~ nr9oks }S s19 H n0rsg 81 " sS @ @osnng
wtss1' anasg $40; -, .o.,, ,,..,, +, -.
a as9o sa@ ps ss 1sF 5aa srees ea
sSs;e Refk ss sisvss, r. EsasS $l5:Ssi sisos;
saoo SsskyA y sswsa. s2 ees52a q whisky atsyes
rausl ~ 9 0S9ea ~; 10 huslsed, s39.oo@33 70 !our
Wrought 1se e:ner fsesla lots 1sSlaNc Tho recoipts
ass Ssss A' aud tue 0n''n' Ut OH ''0S* h''' ''' 1'~
s,,s s A1s asS ra Yhs ow !s Sss a s ot WIN
sunofs. md, = anticipation q ; materially ia-
creased demand, 5obters entertain exceedingly arm
follows M. i whltelsl, k.brl, s5,25@5.3a; No.
do. s5.l5Gs5.2o; No.. ! trout S!.7le94.s0; No.
I slor9 uachereit nov, k-brl, $lo609i0.7li No.1
buy. ss.ooSe. No. nackersl. .hsl, $7.ayGS7,2a;
family n,aeEeTel' a 9-brl, S9.m36.s5; No. shore
@s!0o; ae6rgaa codlsl,, sy,u0@G.e5 Labrador her
Tlns: ,Ert , nrls, ssbo&9o9 q q 2, 61r s,254so
E6es L t eFf nnn rS,' mys,sa1n Iy 1soSS 1o hf
Ioss: Slas sad dos = sass, 3 g. .'9
FRUITS AND kuTs-Domesics Ien'ain inaelvc.
scrlptions there steady far at ant steady
rates. Mo continue 10 quote: .IoAEIGN--Dates D4
@1Uc; Turkish prunes, 12ieG5t3Ac; raisina layers
s.. .35t3 45; rass, IoosS M,ls ase $io54 DO: Zaute
easrans, 7t37!ae; eitron, as993o; lcsaon peel. u
l1ho; Michigan Yliees1 l3G413lae: MchIYan ouur.
tess A22lsSe a: Western 10. IaSlc seathesn
mixed Q16{al0tc: blacllerrics new. l1i5ia1akn.
rasbcrrlcs, 9s@46c; pll,cl cnerros, 5del3ic. Mrs
, 1874-08-31

Tho value Of foreign ,commoditiea remaining
in warehouse May vi, ,187l, VAS. a5s III, 49, as
lss &owiDs for ts iS dosaes as IN tho waroouss
account, tho oxporta for tho clayon months oul
cd May III, 1874, exceeded tho imports by 5ss,
2Gi. $40, wllilo for, tho corresponding period of
1878 tho importa oxcooled tho exports in tho
sum Of 9S3,a5Y,489.
or tho total valnes carried BY ,oafcr during tilo
eleven montha .endod May Vi, 1874 md 1878,
about 70 per cent was Transported In foreign
veEsals.
For the fiscal year ended June 30, 1874, tho
approximate ntatskioa Of our foreign tralo {spo-'
clio galuoH> exhibit tho following rosuits: -,
Imnorta Of merchandise sGC7 0o8,G21
DDneat1o nxnurta, .$5f'a, ,hi3,a56
toFo'Un exports. s............... 15,s4l,D1g
- haG. 800 .H1a
, 1874-08-31

ftriois. Jmro,ts. ,,nrts isnc. tbref1n e1-
rfs rtsfaes,, 5"'s'
, 1874-08-31

E1ccaa Of esrorta. ls,asa 2sA
pHODUCE HTAT1BrICS.
Tho NOW York Produce Exchange has tho fol-
lowing:
Tho rccetra at Ban Francisco from Ju]y to Aug,
- for tic 1aat thzce yeza, Aayo beei foilows
:~ :,ts74. , 11ra. 1S72.
Ilour, quartcr nacEs. .......1f4, ,JDi 10DB7l 71l
Nhaat centata. 400 Tgy1at 1,IaGi0
Barley ;.......... 71.o70 1o3,u:9 109 I5
And tho exports during .he H,ae period haye neei,
C---lDi F. ---1813---
llonf, Wheat, Flour, NLoat,
To- Drt3. ccRt bH8 cent !
Now YQgk.......... & 49,. 13l $50,
ore.t britain. ....ln,7Is gG7,GI7 49,. 51c;a'j,
o'her. eonptrcs.. o,ao3 .H3,773 3,4aj 91.553
trnf1t ID
, 1874-08-31

BONDS ron THE WEEK.
Preston, hean & Co. quote the oor1rRo Of Gov
ornmonts for tbs weak Guiding Aug. 20 as fol
Iowa..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-30

SUBSTANTIAL EvIDENcEs OF prosperity
a.e visible in and about the Consolidated
Virginia Mining Company claim and
works. The Virginia Chronicle of last
evening tells us that this company pro-
poses to build a new G0-stamp mill
north of their waste dump, between I
and q streets. The company have al
ready bought the houses and lots where
they intend to build, and are tearing the
houses down and taking them away.
This will be Il very convenient place for
them to have mill. as they can run the
ore over the trestle work they have built
from the mine to the mill without change
OF cars"