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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03

WHATS that got t" do with the great
reduction in goods at .. IL.
J. W. FEEREL>.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03

The State Teachers Convention meets
AT Clarksburg Tomorrow.
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PsXGTHGQMAiIN INC lif Or SOUL 9lI GRA 4s
cinatc and gain the love and affections Of
any person they choose instantly. This
simple mental requirement all can pos
SeSS free by mail, for 2jc, together with
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
Hints to Ladies, Wcdding-Nigh Shirt,
&c. \ queer book. Address +. WILLIAM
& CO.. Pubs, Philadelphia.
Castoria j. more than Il substitute for
Castor Oil IL is the only 0lJc article in rX-
iSt"nCp which Is C"rtTu To- ;lssmilatc the
food regulate the bowels. cure wind-COliC
and produce natural sleep. II contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to take. Children need not
cry and mot hers may rest,
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THERE are II good many unregistered
hogs running around the streets.
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Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, and~sealing
wax. at J. FRIDEL, x Co
1870 Main street
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Index to New Advertisements.

Index to New Advertisements.
Peoples Monthly-C. II. Quimby.
Board Of Commissioners.
l.. d. Sinc'> Gift Enterprise.
Mosquito BarS-G. Mendel, Booth 4
Co.
TO Architects.
Turtle Soup Lunch.
Furniturc-Hubbard Il Nc Burnic.
Fruit JarS-Paull Il Winship.
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THE late rains have done good service
in washing out the loud-smelling sewers
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ALL the churches were we'll attended
yesterday.
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BUCKlNGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS

As our remover in many cases reauIres
too long time, and too much care 10 70
store gray or faded WhiskerS, we have ure-
pared this dye, In 0Jae JTepdrdtion: wfiIcn
will quickly and effectus,Ily accnmniish
this result II f. easily applied, and nrn-
duces color which Will neither rub nor
wash of. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
&. I; HALLE CO., NASHUA, N. IL,
OctG -
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THOSE vi hose otfort> are dirccter t" the
Improvement II world. deserve il,
regard.
"Warren'> Chemical Laundry Soap
has been 50 f4vorably received BY the
people, that he has had t. enlarge his
manufacturing capacity. and can now
turn out twenty-five" tons per week Of this
excellent soap.
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ROsY-CHEEKED peaches are getting
plenty in the market. ".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-03

rcmarkabl cures. So mild As 10 be- sal"
and beneficial for children, and yet 30
searching a. to efi"ctually purg" out The
great cOrrupiiOnS Of the blood, such a. the
scrufulouS ana Syphilitic contamination.
Impurities or diseases that hay" lurk"d IN
the system for years, soon yield Ia thls
powerful antiiyte and disappear. Hence
It's wonderful cures, many OF when are
publicly known. Of SCrOfula, and all s"TD-
tlIOus diseases Ulcers, EruptiOns and "r-
uptivc disorders If the skim. Tum0rs,
Blotches, BOils.. Pimpies, Pustules, sores,
-. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysip"laS,
letter. salt Rhcum. Scald Head, Ring
worm. and Internal TlcerItiOns OF the
Uterus. stomach and Liver. II also cures
other complaints, 20 which II would not
seem especially adapted, such as Iropsy,
Dyspepsia. Fits Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness. Debility, and LTucOr-
rhOca. when they are manifestations Of
Of the sCiUfulous pOiSons.
Il is an excellent TeStOrer ~ health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
apppstite and vigOr ri the digestive or
gans. n diSSipatcS the depression and list
less lauguOr Of the season. Even where no
disorder appears people feel better and
live longer. for cleansing the blood. The
system moves on with renewed vigOr and
a new lease Of life.
PREPARED BY
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ROASTED COFFEE.

rpHE POPULARITY OF OUR ROASTED
Coffee is rapidly increasing. III may
now ne had In all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore used Arbuckle's.
BE sure to inquire for and get
TINGIE & lSHAMS.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
Wholesale GrOCers,
1908 Main st.

100 White Fish.
&O No. Mackerel.
NU No. Mackcrcl.
100 Packages Mackerel,2 and In quarter
barrels and kits.
- Tierces choice Carolina Rice.
$50 BDlS choice y. .. MOlaSScS.
80 Hhds choice y. q. Sugar.
- BblS SyrupS.
30 BblS Standards A. B, Extra &. GTanu-
lated, Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and
CO Sugars.
800 BblS Flour, embracing White Rose,
Keystone, Idlewlse, Howard and other
standard brands.
100 Bags prime To choice Coffee,
- Half Chests prime Ia choice g. T.
Teas.
30 Caddies prime to Choice q. J.. Teas.
our Tobacco embraces Halbrooks J. X.
Milliner's, PAGES and other good ana re-
liable brands, among the best In the couh,
trv. our stock is full and complete, and
viii be offered To the trade at the lowest
market price. We invite close buyers 20
call and EXAMINE oar stock before purch-
asing elsewhere. "
mar2l-eH NELL & ELLINGHAM.
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AYERS
SARS APA RILL A .

IL widely known
nSOnC 9th" most
riirctuhl RENE
dies ever discOy-
cred for cleans
ing Tia" system
and Pu riiy in <
the blood. II has
stood the test OF
years, with "A con-
Stantiy growing
reputation based
on It's Intrinsic
virtues and Sus-
sustained by its
81 80
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n A L l. S

Every year increases the popularity Of
this valuable Hair Preparation; which ia
due 10 merit alone. We can assure ouT old
patrons that II Il kept fully up to Its hIgh
standard; and h is the only reliable al
perfe cted preparation Of restoring GuIy
OR FADED HAZE To it, youth full color. Inak.
Ing II sOf, luStrOus, and silken RI,
scalp. ~ us use becomes white and clear.
II removes all eruptiOns and dAndfi1T and
by Its tonic properties, prevents the EaIr
from falling out, az Il stimulates and nnnr.
isheS the hair-glands. BY It's use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In bsIdnes.
IL restores the capillary glands 10 ibeI,
normal vigOr, and will create a nc,s
growth except In extreme old age. II il
the most economical HAZE DREssI II, go
used, az II requires fewer applicatiOns.ani
gives the hair a splendid, glossy aUDDar.
ance. A. A. Hayes, N. d., state saver az
Massachusetts, says: The constituents
arepure, and carefully selected for excel
lent quality; and consider IL the bcst
preparation for itsintended purposes"
SID By all Dr,iggiIts and DeaL,ys IN .ueIi.
cfJLsS.
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does surely and cnrCtuaIIl r"nf"' 'i'
The testimony Of our best cliIH'Is,.
classes establishes The Isrir ih"l NJ
PICTORIAL will and doe T"lh'r hhH
ia" aiflctinK disorder Of ~" Ihi"f =
Lungs beyond any other medicine; -
most dangerous affections 81 ~" .''.'
nary organs yield Ia Ia power anu
81 Consumption cured by this pf'F''''"
are publicly known, 80 r"inaiha".'
hardly 10 be- believed, were proven ~
dispute. As "a remedy IL j. adSig'l''
which the public may rely fCr iHl' pro-
ton. By curing Coughs. the IUrrfuhh..
81 more serious disease, II save uHn.,'t
b"red lives and amount 81 suffering ~,
De computed. II challenges liiLi ~
conylnces the most skeyiicai. ~.
family should keep II on hand ~ ~
lection against TIA" early and unP'T't.i I'll
ATTACK OF Pulmonary Affection, IN. ~
are easily met at INST. but which DC
lncurhDIe and often fatal, II nTK,' d.
render lungs need this defence an1 >.
uhWlse 10 Dc without n. As AL -,
10 children, amid the distressing az -
when besct the Throat and Ch@t
Shlldhood, CHEEKY PECTORAL j. nv
PIE TOT, by its timely use, InuItIlIHI's,,.l
rescued rom premature graves anu -
70 the love and affection crntrr'd on W. D',Tg
IL acts speedily and surely aRa!nHt iii.
nary colds, securing sound hhI 80.
restoring sleep. No one Will suH'I Nj.
Diespme Influenza and painful BI"h,I L.
when they know how easily they '"'
cured. 49,
Originally the product Of long IaD .s,1 no
and successful chemical iDyesilght.D"i" -.
cost or toll - spared I'm making tIsf2 II
tie In the utmost possible peTiectID"' ~.
may DE cOnhdentially relied upon IN.
sessing all the virtues IL has ever
ed, and capable 81 prOduc.
memorable a. the greatest 10
iected
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AYERS
Cherry PeCtOraI,
For Diseases Of tn" Throat and Luug8y such
m Coughs, Cold, WhOOping Tough,
BrOnChists. Asthma, ana
Consumption.
Arnurlrtlragra


tlISrOErTIrs
modern srIsU0
that are 81 mot
real ynluDtO ma
kind than mis-
eciuul remedy 81
all Dis. as'as 'i 'I.s
'ThrDaiau,l Lung
4 vast trial ~
virtues iIIruug.
out M, aud O'i"
Countries bee
shown that
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HAND - APOIIIO

a new and wonderfully rilrf.
tive Toilet Soap, having 10
equal In this county OF abroad
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HAND SAPOIIO
HAND SAP(DI.IO

tlcansos the skin, Instantly
removing nny stain or bIeId,h
from both hands or face.
, 1874-03-05
Rock 1a1a, ....... .104,lDol.. lack.A Wcatcrl.lo0
New Jersey Central. .l04i( boston, Hart. Erie. *
III. IAui ...........u 4aA)
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following instruments wero 1lod for rec
ord Oh Tueaday, March A.:

Tho following instruments wero 1lod for rec
ord OIL Tuesday, March 4:
clrY PROPERTY
North Clhrk Bt, cor Of Chicago Nv, I, nndiviloa
n Of 1uox1du IT, datod Fob. a consideration t23,7so.
North Olark It, l94 II Of Sophia At, +, Asxl2o #,
dAtod Fcb. 27 consideration 5l,5oo.
u!ssoll n 26B IT Of olny st, t. 24x12s It, dated
Maroh 3 !; consideration, 5000.
johnson nv " cor Of Twonty.Heventh at, I, 118H
x150 It, tlatol Fob. 20 confederation, $4660O.
saa,c as tho above, dated Fcb. 20; consideration
s4s,ooo; ,,x..n-.,.,
NJ: f NJ IT, T. Of rwe!t y st. 241too IT. dated
Frar!c ~, iso Il fhirtleth st. #, 2o.17s It,
a1oS W a dsSry 7ae = Il 551iSe X Il sae
1sh ash J% !. y 9
dreon af ils Il Of Adams Ut, oi, sssia5 IT, dated
s nsfn sn . H. s9 s sf h@sa'n s s.
a.is 9sfn aoa.'sr,',oa e %sson Is 'a'
Taylor 1t, lo5 It Of Latn at, +, 15x10oK IT, dated
Feb e.; so,st'esation. t135. =.
- III. aad i u block 2i il oyiatts efswx
Sc a ff IT, . i Res d aana t. T.
with improvements. dated March 8; consideration,
Indiana Nv 100 Il OF Fourteenth st, I, 2sz1o1 $40
II, .latsd AMI. Il, 1879 consideration, $7,31o:
North Wells 81, ba4 II Of White a. +, ~ Ax100 II,
dated Feb. 20 consideration, $500.
ncoln place, u + Il Of Sophia st, T. 44}5x1oo It,
dated Fob. 10 consideration, Sa,323.
Lot A. IN Block 7, Hoaten, dated ian. % consider
ntlon, $3.50.
West Congress at 1877 It Of Campbell nv, 1, 2e5x
160ft, dated Feb % consideration, 81, GOO.
Bgel 1t, 189 It Of 1Iurlbut It, T. 35x100 It, dated
Frario ~, 3sas Il Il rwcny.nfth at, T. 2tn to
alley, dated March !: consideration St0,6uO.
datel Dec. 10, 1873 confederation, a 200.
NORTH or UlrT LIMITS.
North Of south 30 acrod Of 0 4 NV Boo. 3, 10,
H. dated Fob. 20; consideration, GOO.
SOUTH or CITY LIMIT.
Lot ca, in Fish Yo,.ng's part Of Lot 8, Of VAL
lace st. Of ~ sHaw Il Bee. 4, 50, H. dated March !;
confederation, $3.50.
South 20 # 10: T., and north 10 It Lot A. block A.
Hyde park, dated Feb IL consideration, $4.088,
North 20 It Of Lot l6, i! block, dated Doc 10,
1871; consideration, $500.
Lot In Block II, wNnw II scc .. 80, II, aatcd
East 10 It Of Lot Q, III Block 8, Of CoRh Il Darney's
Lois ~ and g, sec 49, 49, II, dated Felt. Il consid-
grafton, S115.
, 1874-03-05

The market closed firm at tho following rango
Of pricoA: Moss pork, cash or Hol1er March,
sA.20@ll.25; do aollor April. S14.42}1D14.4 .45;
a1ssS e sss5 sy s@4 a1;7s n;s prS sSs poE
Lard. eash Or ' soer % Msren, ss.osT@s55 9@s';
$500. Groon hams 1t S@oEo for IL
md Is ID ayoragcH; awoot-plcisloa hama,
oa@lo}1o; -salted moats, loose, at s5. .90@6:a5
* * tshasSs Gsa 81 Gfsss5Iss fos sor rs
for short otoar, tho aane boxol at ~ ror Is
lhan sa}tod do Meats for April ttielfvory 10
higher, and for .May 10 Ihighor, thau cash
g5Sss g@ gsso Ss sor 'si ss $685. t3s ssudsSs fsg sss
o(ear, III packed in boxes: tho samo
n hhdH, 10 higher: Bacon l,ane, l116@1ao.
@o,75@1oob; boot hams, s23.o0@2350. city
tslow, s M o1@a}Sci g groase qaotebe gao at 411@7o
OF s14.95 1000 brls do 1t ald.2 1000 brla do,
1,750 brlA do, aollor May at &14.70 100 tcs lard
At ss.o2H 200 tes 90 at ss.55 975 tcs do,
eho!eo kettoa, Ut eooo 60 tcs kottod Do at
do a ss:s7G; 1000 lbs Shoulders III Sr ii ' 5o e;
100000 lbs short clear at s7.60 90 brls pigs'
tongues at e9.25; 80 br1s moBa bocf at 5000.
Flour WAS rathor moderate, with no mnterial
change in prlcoH. The business transacted was
to take hold at presont quotations Ryo aour
was III rathcr bostor demand, and bran was
Btoady. There ia Btill rather active movement
Of flour through our city, on direct shipments
from country mills to ERstorn buyers. saos wero
goporrtod 6a q 100 brls agring extras (hInn at
yato terma.; 100 brls rye At s4.85; 100 brls do
(Kng WilIlam) at s475. Total, 1876 brls. Also, 20
tons bran at $500 on track; 2Otona to at $t5 80
delivered. Tho following were tho quotations
, 1874-03-05
MARKETS ny TELEuRAPH.

F0fc14H Hnrket4.
L1yEnronL, March Iii 4, M.-Fiour. 21s 6dnn9s
%. Wheat-Hinter 13atSl2s Cd spring, 1ls JdQtlls
I'D white, l2s 6a@l2s I'd; club, 13s Bli9l3s. Corn
38s Cd. Pork, 0ls ID. Lard, Ava,
L1vEnrooL, March 4-3:l0 p. m.-DrealatuGs quiot
and unchanged.
LlyEnrooL, March 4.-Cotton dull nidli!ng up
land .l@71id; Orleans, 8aBl;d Sales, 700 Galos
AMERICAN, 7,70o speculation alli export, 2,Uu1.
nrcadasuAs q0iet aud unchangul.
1royisions-tork, 6ls. Lard, 42s Gd.
LONDON, March l,-1he amount Ut bullion gone into
tis bank Ut England balnuce today Ia .csi ,oo0.
Sed sate ias cs s Sa sss?'a o Of ~
1o3H: l0.40s, 103h now 81, 1o4.l. Now York ecu.
trAl, Vh; Eris, "a; proterrod, G7. Taow, Sta Gd.
PARIS, March 4.-ROutca. b9f 70o.
FRAaKFoAr, March 4.-Fiye-twentics OF '02, 0B,x.
, 1874-03-05

aollor April offered Mt So soller May, B@s1lo !;
aI!ort riba casll or sel!er tho month, $7.S6@
TOO seller April at &7.e5@7.76; nollor May,
s7.00 bd ahoultlcrs cash OF seller the month,
614@6Ao; aollor April, 5A@511o; sollor May,
a el4.96; 1tooo brla do ecllor April, at S14.d5;
l2,0oD brla do sellor MAY, at &14.70 250 tcs
ard, cash orsoller tho month, ut 9s.62x.
, 1874-03-05

/ .---~-----7-@~-@~@-7@------~- -
7ps2c: wtc, 71tas1s. Ue o,rt dt"ssa: st a.; s:''9%
estR esla! t'ooo III" mixed "catern. oi,sGo5c: while
ifora~ao@sso for low to fair; a1@4oo for good ia
ehess. -nor.. o,,,o.,>. a ~ ~ Ss,S
uooI pr,nno 7m@7sg hG"r firm fair to
shanaed. ~ ''''' anu " ''s' "n'
Apr rssd i5%sTe ''weF 'Fue 'pot
;ruarnK1lxk- 1t tse.
Woole-rira deas!s:!io aeoce, 4ooese; pulled as,
st5 90 Anri f19 May. n"cf nn I'll stu;0 'nno spo,
ssas Ma,s s41 sa,a,; f Gng sssf sr
n'inc Snril d ofGr Nfav f'0o "0'' '>1'o spo'i
~; Sss:;zs@Sls% sS.S; %;s!s;s, %%S asa4oe
Sanasx-ti@ W.naxI-A rhade de aF4ae e ocaoex,
ss;s; sts 5 5aensnses;
s sasea saiof sn ] sss 4%sff se as@ac' ss ss IT, ag nm:
'''A' '''' '''s'' c,lih Tii1hADELsiiix. t;atGiig
s ;'ss ss
soase5' Whoss qulct rcd westsrn, I
e c 'say ss # go0 Sa G9fn T. fss snnd yoow w
Fl TernoTrnM-.,crMi T 'tJ1Sc rcanoi ttI,tn
w,,any@s,o,1v ~ ~ Ae' Fonnoa' As1o'
MISUNDERSTANDING - nsrrr,,op,@
nArn1monr. March h4nLsg h4Ebnro IN mod
den,nnd and ,nchauao1. What nnlot DIN amf tn.
ddisns, Dina ;sg@ss; %os;esa spsiae, sils9i:ss: oara
Western, 5ss5oc. i've anct. st p1o. "'"' """ A4"
Rssy1s3oSs.Su &%24ss@S,:3, r; sasaaasS: 49,,
@essi serrrr-arons mi; uneh,naea
| WllIsKy-No,nnni M uanc an""s'a'
''''''> >&-e'''''A"'' 81. j =: Losui1s.
s1 5'1x, aou1s sre4 and ehanae
lower: Hiner w}nfcr ii 7s1sE az soo enes n
57s louo oxra 36oosas wbeat afG arsr no, *su aafy
traek oIo lst laf Msrsh s9 oas on n,,tnr ans,
No. q, 4665lGko on cant trsck, i,arIoy 1 Hi Ma
'I wnisxYMUujst at ajcI So "au a''a oasS At '3c'
pnuv1sioNH-1Ield lr1ner, but buyers and sellors
uous-Iowcr: lialf. ~ i5aa On hc,wv * nWSH IN
Receipts, 9G3s Total nnnbor puakcI to lnto I'D o0o
eo nf ss he@a a5 lss. ssason
hIr1wAynhr, a1assh -bnE4psrurrs--r1onr qu,os
and unclaimed. Wheat acaly; No. l, s1.a5Gsi .aG;
May. oata nTm; NJ. T. 42hc Corn scared and trm iu.
Ct t7e. Rye n rood demand No. i, 70Gs79xc. Lar.
~ e. III sas; spot; *,s4o Apra
..."-,~ ... 'MEMpu1s. s'''' '''''' w.
MEMPHIS, Mnreh T. 5DmEAnsTuFFs-F dull and
$50: co,n 7Ia1oe: oats, &c. A''' N' @''''D
| lMY-Dull and nominal
! nnAN.-alarket fair ..
CoTTnx-Dull mud unchanged. Recelpte 0GS talea
shipments, l,695 bales: ateck, &C, ,325 Lalps.
-. LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, March 4.-CoTroN-Eastor, at 1ElSo,
! BAEApsrurFs-FIour quiet and unchanged.
PRovISfoNH-Quiot and weak. Pork, $l460. Uu1k
hhot1ors, SIC; clear rib, 7s1c; clear TIC Dacou-
Shoulders, 6Ac; clear rlb 86e: clear $40. Lard
Tierce. 9Ac.
WAtsKY-eQtlo. -..
CINCINNATI,
C1Nu1HNArr March 4.-Cor1ov.-gtcad and In mod.
| crate dcnsand at ike.
BnEAnsrurrs-F!our ntcady anil in moderate de-
mRrld. Wheat dull anu Unchanged (orn frjl and
unchanged. Oats steady and in mo1crato de1nnI VI
44@45c. lyo steady and in moderate demand at $l0l,
harley bc9sce, hriat and unchanged.
| E0aH-Duli and dropping nt 1Stal7c
| DuTrSn-Aeeady anil In nodcratu demand,
, 1874-03-05
CHICAGO DisY-GoODS MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March L.
While tho weeks sacs sho,s aome little increanc, AZ
compared With last weok tho previous one thoro as
bcch m absence Of anything resembling activity in
my aeparsmoulof tho dry-goo1s nar1tef. few In
torIor buyers wero IL attendance, but most Of tito
trading wsa accomplished through tho medium Of lnail
orders, Which generally for anla amounts, Of a
niacollsneoun charaeter just to freson up" stocks.
Prices have UNDERGONE no important change. Tho
cut down Nc, but tho general market maintains d
firm, healthy sone below the current quotations:
, 1874-03-05
The protluce Markets.

NEW TUItH. =
NEW Yon1: March 4.-CorroN-Duli middlng
upland, lUe futures coaotl atoaly,
naEApsrurfs--Fiou qu!ut aul unchanged receipts,
16ooO orlss Rye Aour aud corl-meai unchanged.
Wheas quiet: recoips,x q, COO bu. No. Chicago
an! Minnesota, 5l.41@l61; Northwest srrluE, Flhl
willie Wettern, 81. No. Mllwnkev. 81 .6G9l .bB
roJeotaas Sl4S1.A3, nys dull 1t Vact@tl.u21 IatleJ
, 1874-03-05

NEW YoRK, March 4.-1suBncss quiet to-day with
commission hulses and tue tobblng trade only nod
efae|y seiye. The narkot for cotton goods IL so,no
what lnsotle1, mud medium, grades OF eachod ahirt-
inRs ara weak. with reductions Of psices gu few
requcat, u!ughums ln fair de,nanL. WorsoA shawls
selling freely. Kentucky jeans rather moro active,
, 1874-03-05
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 4.
The following wero tho receipts aud shipments
of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four honrs, aud for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-03-05

nosToN, March 4,-Wool firm; lrcea we'll austalnc.l:
Ohio and Fenaylyauta Aoecca, 1xtra an duuble oxtro
baG]5fci WISCONSIN and Michigan Aeoces, bUta13c:
Malnc ana Eastern, superhnc, 63@58c; coIabtn9 md
delaino wool lulot 1T 65tD81o.
, 1874-03-05
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,


CATTLE-The catlo market opened active and
firm. aud maintained good degree Of activity to tho
cosc. argo number OF buyers were prcsent, nearly
every EASTERN market Of any prominence being liber
aly represented, nnl, Notwithstanding tho largo
amount Of stock On ans prices Of shtppnR cattle have
advanced lug 16a. The arrivals included good many
1lne cattle. Thpro were numerous aules, ut prices
low $l.50 waro comparatively few. sono scala-
wags sold ut $3,oots3.50, aud an extra lot of
graded steers, averaging U24 lts, sold at $G3, but
by far the larger portion Of tho trading was done ut
$50U@675 for good to choco wellfatted steers ayor
aging from 1,l8u to $50 bs. Feeders also took hold
freely than tho earllor days of the wosk aud
At very full prices. Good thrifty young stock CATTLE
$4.0oS460 while 1ess desirable lots Of lighter average
found buyers ut $J.3a@3.7b Local butchers did nut
invest vory freely though their selections embraced
better quality than usun1, most Of thoir purchases
beiug nude within tlu range Ut 400@4.75. The
kst closed firm at tho ADVANCE
QUOTATIONS..
Extra BeeYes-Graded stecss, ayeruging1. 400 ~
to 1.35u s585@o16
Choice Boeyes-Fiue fat, well formed Jyear
to = year old steers, averaging 130o to
Good ineiy formed ''''''''
steors averaging 1900 10 1850 Iii. s.lo@530
Medium 1rndes-Ateers iu fair lesh aver
agng 1.1su to $50 475@5,oo
Butchers ssocl-Conmon to falr steers,
md good to extra cows, for city saughtcs,
averaging $50 to 100 1bs. 3.6D@4.60
Stuck Catflc--Com,uon cattlr, ln decent
!esl, averaging roo to 10s0 tbs. 32s@4S0
Inferlor-LRht mud thin cows, heifers. ~.
atags, bulls, and scalawag steers. 900@3.G0
Cate-Texaa, choice corn-fed. ........... 4.25d4.6
Cattle-Texas wintered North. ............ 3.1594.00
Cattle-Texas, through droycs.. 2GDGs3.U0
, 1874-03-05

HO08-h further leeltaa In prcos was sustained tu-
day III grades oxcopt, perhaps. the bcat Tho sup
My Of prime grhdea small hRt holders Of Bucll
found no trouble In closing out ut ycaterseya prices
hut for the descriptions grading below choice tho
n,arket WAS tot" good loo. Although especially
or two INSTANCES Al higher figure, A0Y. te days
business was secomrliahod q prices ranging down.
ta Tssa 5a as na W. ras
for dozen of very hno hogs averaging $50 lta. W.
nete talas Ut $kQ&.2s for inferior to common at
, 1874-03-05

pfttsburxl, oil Market,
j.. P1rrsnuHu!l, March 4.-oruls stcady, at N.1c, 70
, 1874-03-05

LATEST.
NEW York, March 2.-Alonoy easy at 3@4 per
cent.
Sterling S4.89h for sixty days, aud si.87 on
sight.
Customs receipts, a293, ,000
Gold closed ut liz aftor Holling at 112I4@
CNrrying rates, to percent.
The Assistant Troasuror disbursol 4912 200O
Coarings, $29,00D.000.
Governments active but lower.
State bonds nominal.
Stocks oponcd active and weak, and declined
fargo shordt h1dt M irtoreAt was - put ut 1d' ont, but t
during tho last hour Of business
tho market turned from beur to bull, and wit Ii
an active buying demand for tho lcadiug sharos,
prices advanced II to ~ por oent, und ln aomo
casoB tho opening prices wore not only roachod,
bnt passod. Hook Island aud Northwestern,
suffered the greatost leoline. Tho market
closed strong. Tho nn!es botwoon 10 and
oeloek a1aountcd to 2l9,oo0 shares, Of which
$4,000 wero Western Union, 1G,d0O Union Pacific,
$4,000 Wabash, 7,5U0 paciiic Mail, 1900 Ohio
1G,5uo Now York Central, 1000 st. Paul, ID, 900
Lake Shore, 1900 Rock Island, 23,00u North
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