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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
ST. LOUIS.
rhs Railroad RebberI.

Sr, LOUIS, February THE Rtpu6E'
ems Jefferson City. No. corresposdent
.svs: Governor woodson has offered .
of 5000 . piece for the out
laws who robbed the Iron Mountain
railroad train at Gads bill . lev days
AGO. but no official announcement o.
the fact has yet been made.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
MEM PHIs.
HaIfrate 10 Memphis.

MEMPHIS, February The Louis-
will. & Nashville, aud the Great South
ern Memphis, and the Memphis q
Little Rock and Irou Mountain roads
and connecting lines also with Mem
pbis and Cincinnati and the Anchor
line OF steamers, will sell tickets 10 the
Carnival at reduced rates.
Tho SpriuE Races.
TIE spring meeting OF the Jockey
Club viii commence on the 2oth OF
April and continue five days.
The Inet ndiary.
John Mccarthy, VINO set fire 10 Inc
Memphis & Louisville Railroad ma
chine shore waived an examination
this afternoon and was sent to Jaii
without bail.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, February T-Cotton-
Frmer at I5tc. FIour-Tirn; superior
81 so extra 5 y; extra fancy s D;
'aucy 5 30. Wheai-Somiual. Corn,
Oats aad Hay-Quiet ProviEops-
QGiet and firm; meas pork SIS 2J9
Is 81, hulk shoulders 6!96le clear
rib sides Ste; clear SIC loose bacon
sbouIders 7!97tS clear rio s!les %
giG clear 9i:; packed sugar cured hams
l2i@l2tc. Lard-Tisrcfs 9i@9ic
kegs l0tGl0!G prime steam &c.
Whisky-Quiet at 9jIc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, Feb. s, S r.M. }
PROBABILITIES.
For Monday in New England, north
west winds and clear weather. For the
Lake region and Middle States, south
erly winds, falling barometer, and in
creasing cloudiness. For the South
Atlantic States continued nertheasterly
winds, with clouds and rain. attending
q storm centre of the Coast. For the
Ohio Valley and the Eastern Gulf
States, Winds bresking TO northwest,
with falling temperature, clearing
weather, and occasional rains.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
Haltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, February 7.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. wheat--Stroug;
Ohio aud Indiana red 81 50@l 65; west
eru spripg | 4I9l 50 Corn-Mixtd
western weaker at IeGS0c- oas-
Dali snd unchanged. Rye-Qaiet at
9i997c. Prorisions-In good job.
bing trade but 20 INQUIRY; mess pork
steady at sl6 j09l6 IS; bulk meats
nominal; bacon unchanged. Whisky
Dali and heavy at 81 OF.
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OHIO.
Of the whisky War.

Continuance Of the whisky War.
CoLuMBus, February S.-The success
OF the woman's temperance movement
at other points has caused The disciples
Of temperance here to organize, and ar
raugements are now being made for a
grand attack at this point. pio Lewis
has been called on and will be here to
start the movement.
L. De Witt, OF Columbus, has been
appointed official reporter OF tne Su-
preme Court
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09

The price Of oil is going u?, i'm
parting cheerful prospects to sll our oil
men. Let the price still so up, until it
rescbes, st least, the price ofS4 q bsr'
rel. Let the oil men have all the
money possible; their perseverance, de-
serves to be amply Ienunersted.-Par'
ie-sJury Times.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
CINCINNATI.
Burned 10 Death.

CIScIxxlr1, Ferusry S.-Miss Dufey
worxim, last night, was using liua-
men, containing alcohol for rheumatism
when tie bottle dropped, broke aud
caught ERE, the flames communicating
to her clothing. She was go seysrsly
burned that she died to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
CHICAGO.
Coerctpx q Railroad.

CHICAGO, February IA Springfield
dispatch says that suit has been brought
against the Chicago and Alton railroad
by the Attorney General Of this State
for violation OF the railroad law:
The Attorney General recites several
cases in which more than lair and rea-
sousble com pensstiou has been charged
by the com pany for passengers as well
AZ freight, and demands the legal dana
ves This is the first prosecution o.
The kind, aud the result is looked fo'
with great interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09

TEE Board of Engineers appointed
to examine into the practicsbil!ty oi
the extension OF the James River and
Kauawba Canal ls already at work,
The gentlemen composing it were in
Richmond last Thursday and Friday
and started for Charleston Friday night
Their present trip over the line il
probably preliminary to a more careful
and accurate survey.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09

Compare these with The rates paid
six months aso-New Jersey, 6 %
Philadelphia, 6 80 to 100, Pittsburgh,
6 so to I 55; Wsrehsm, 90; andthe
heavy reduction OF wages inside at the
West, as compared with that made at
East, is evident.
The price OF rsilEosd apd other COM
mon labor 10 New York, New Jerssy
end Psunsyivsnia, is from 81 p to
sl37: in lev rare localities 10 those
States il is said to Be from 81 40 to
81 so In Wsrshsm the price for the
same kind OF labor is iTom 81 - Is
81 so.
The conclusion forces itself upon u
that to-day the cost OF :be labor used
IN making g keg OF nails in Wareham
10 as much or more, thsn in PernsyI-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
KNEE srruxs HolsE-sYnsx."

KyEE SPHUSG HoRsE-'Videx. 10
Tvt, EeH and Farm, Gays: Knee
spruug 10 obe OF those defects which
cannot be entirely cured. The trouble
nsy be slIeristed by shoeiog 10 the
following manner: Let the sbots be
made thick at the toe and thin st the
beel, This will have Q tesdssey 10
straighten the kpes. meanwhile spooge
lbe koee night spd morning sith cold
water, and rub mill dry. This will
stimulate and siresgthen. the hssneeis
and ntscles.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09

vaDis. Consequently the Eastern msn-
ufac;urers have the full burden OF
transportation against them and can
not live under the present cond ton OF
labor. One of three things must hap
pen:
lst. Labor must adyarcein the West.
%. labor must fall in the East, or
else.
81. Eastern iron manufacturers must
close their works.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Rcw York Money and Stock Market

New YoRE, February I.-MoNEr-
Closed st 3 per cent on governments
sud on stocks Representatives OF
prominent savings banks were on Wall
street buying governments 10 employ
their surplus tunis. Banks OF Dis
count aud Insurance Companies were
also iu the market for some purpose,
and there was sharp advance in prices;
Foreign exchange closed up dull aud
heavy at 1 S3i@i 81 for prime bankers
80 days sterling. and 1 S5lG4 - for
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
Toledo MAlkef.

TOLEDO, February 7,-Flcur-Qaiet
aud unchanged. Wbeat-Dull and
nominal; No. } white Wabash SOC.
Coru-Dull and lower high mixed 65!;
seller March 66c; April Csc May 6eic
new Glic low mixed 64c. Osts-Dull;
No. 42c. Clcverseed s 0ll
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09

Dissolve teaspooofuI Of Epsom salts
10 little water, and mig il With bread.
Give q grown heu hall q night sud the
other halt the pezt uoruipg. ] have
sometimes sddsd . little whisky. and
have cured many; some even 700 veak
to walk. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
BOSTON,.
Tho Centennial.

BosroN, February TN the Massa-
chusetts House OF Representatives to-
day, the resolution instructing Congress
to give the Philadelphia Centennial
Exposition Their aid was tabled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
PIu.bursh r.,rsI... market.

PlrrsBuRGH February I.-Crude
Petroleum quiet and buyers holding
{ n for de ecline: Gales at 81 50. Rsfu-
ed--DulI at l4ic; sellsr march lac /;
Anril l4Ic.
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IIeHeIand Marker.

CLEvEL.Yp, February 7.-Graih-
Very dull and unchanged 10 every re-
spect; receipts small. Petroleum ljc
with inward tendency.
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New York Market.

New YORK, February I-Cotton-
Firm; middling uplands l5c; futures
closed weak; sales OF 1900 bales,
February Is 3-l6@l5sc March l5s
6l5 2l.32c; April l6 9-32c May
l6 ll-l69l6 3-33; June II l-l6@l6 IT.
81; July l7t@l7 I.32. Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Rye four-Shade
frmer at a 90@5 95. Whisky-Sbadc
frmer st 81 90. Wheat-Fairly active
but unchanged. Rye-Quiet. Barley
Scarce. Corn-Quiet and uncbsng-
ed, Oats-Quiet and unchanged. Coffee
Quiet; Rio 24A27ic. sugar-Firm.
Petroleum-Crude 7l9S!c; refined l5c.
Eggs-Firn; Canada and west-
ern l7625c. Leather-UDcbanged.
Wool-Domeslic fesces 40@70c; un-
washed 2S935c; pulled 5l@52c. Pork
Heavy; new mcss sl6 l2!; March l6-
90; May l6 %. Lari-Opened firm and
closed heavy; February Ole; March ~
69 S.l6c; April 9 ll.l6r; May 9ic.
Butter-Uuchanged. Checse-Uu-
changed. Metsls-Mapufactured cop
per, steady; iDgot lake heavy at 2jG
25ic cash. Pig iron firm; Scotch Sal.
GOATS 90, American 90 0o,G36 on, bar
unchanged; Russian sheet lG!Nl7ic
gold nails unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-09
CANADA.

Trains Delayed by snow.
TORONTO, February loving to q
heavy snow storm, the western trains
are s hours behind time.
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ENGLAND.
Gladstone Waiting for Returns.

LONDON, February S.-GladstoDe will
await the conclusion OF the election re-
turns before deciding what course the
government will take.
The Acheepese War.
Lstest adyices from Sumatra show
,hs. the Acheenese chiefs still hold out
and are building forts in the interior.
, 1874-04-07
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

MosDA. EvEnlNa, Aprle.
AhcoMoL-Ws. quet and steady at 81 :;a:a,,
dI oRosse lou % ase nea ars nHn
ful, Nayies. hsnd-pleke4 per hu, s2'so@a6o; med-
ams, Dc si9o@2oo q; In ors: ,,a,. .na ,r,,o.
wero weak, with unmistakablo downwsrs tendency.
Receivers arc an1o',s to reali5o Immediately upon A.
ly aaied Most q toays trading W. done A. psaess
fnncy yellow, 36@ i0c; medium to good grades, 52@
31o inferior to common, 22@Soc; common to choce
roll, 28@3ac. =,
DAddING-Thts market renalns quiet ana t19n. hfm.
, 1874-04-07

aHEEP-1{9ceVe1 E1nC0 6Aturohys V3o. Ine1o Was
good demand for Rheep at shout sesdy prices or At
s5so@e60 for poor to medium, md 1t Ss76&?,7e for
s's~ NEW YORK. -
New Yon8, April B.-BEEvEg-Hecaipta yesterday
and to-ny, 6,820 milking $40 for the week, aBanst
$50 Tor last woek 8oe Of the cattle were worry tine
better than anything shown hero for somo timo but
tho average quality WAS rathor common. Tho demand
wns fair, and stronger than d0aels could reasonably
expect, but prtoea about Ac lower On Al grades
except strictly prime and fancy, which sold at htgh
Agures Poor to fair Texans, B6@1oAo; poor 70 rrime
native steers 0@9Ho; choioo TO fancy saes
include cars premium Illinois stoess 1ot oct not
extra sA ows y 1aA@1sAe; 5esrs tatf t. go9a, ~
owt, at 11A@l26o Cars Do, ~ cwt, at ll99l2Ho;
Il sass. X awt at iox@l2do; 9ars pr,me " ow.
OK owt, at 11ko; Q carr, ewt, at 1iA@1ao; eaTs m
a11o Is carr Missouri ateera eN@14 cwt, at 1oa q
.1lAo;'0 cars poor Texans 6x cws, at 8}4o; cars
far do, TX owt At loAo; and cars light do ~ oWt,
! at 10o. f..
suErr-Fresh receipts e,55o, making 14os0 for the
week, against 1900 for last week. The market VIVA
quiet and firm, At 7A90Bo for common to extrn un-
shoru sheep, With cars fas clipped ahcep st 7@7Ao
respectively Among tho sa1ea were cars Ohio sheep,
~ IS ta At cars, ~ 100 bs, at % car Indiana
Sheep, ae7 lbs - vtlo; oar clipped Ohio aheep AZ
| Q4 lbs, at Ttc-
swlKx-Keccipss yesterday and to-day IS, 49, making
$3.50 for the week against for last week There
wns bue little demand for 1.-Two, aud two cars light
rough Ohos III lha, sold at 30. City dressed wers
in fair demnnd At 7h@7'o' the latter sa1e for few
| prime pfgt.
, 1874-04-07

The following Instruments = were fled TO
record ON Monday, Anril G.:

The following Instruments were filed for
record ON Monday April 6:
CITY PROPERTY,
Ths promises No. $40 West Washington at. dated
March Il consideration, $4,000.
The promises No. l1o Lake nv, dated March 20 coll
stdcration, 1900
Tho premises No. 400 Durnalds IT., daed March "a
confederation, 5000.
Tho premises No. 200 State ii. dated March 10 CON-
aidoration, ~, ,0o0.
Davn 1t, Of Fulton at, " I, to1leA It, dated
Nov. I, 1871; consideration, 81, 500. .. ...
Dsorpath sv, COZ OF Thompson Ut, 1, A8xl2s It,
dated April 0 ; confederation. 900.
Ttnkhsm Nv, IA It n Of William Az, I, 2Axl24 IT.
dated Aug. %, 1878; consideration, $3sa.
Smell Al, 1p8 It of >aat Huron s, +, 2sz10o IT,
dated April 3; cou-.I ',.:i': =, ~.
EQlIQl III aGQ q LlSyY!lp ut, {. w Il, w
, 1874-04-07
m stoFt al

OUR FOREIGN TRADE. -"
Monthly Report No. Of the Bureau Of statia-
tics contains tho statistics Of orr foreign trade
for the year ending Dec, 81, 1878. aa compared
with 1s72. Tho following synopsis ia furnish
BY the Chief OF tho Bureau -
Tseelre months Domestic Esport*. ,Fsoretgn
e. e.
The following table shows the amounts Of the
foregoing oarred in cars aud other land vehicles,
mud in American and foreign yasselg. respeot-
lively: 8.
4.sS ;Sssa,s,s. ..;: S:s
Foreign vessela... At''2o4es 61t7ao 1ol 1ssAsoss
Foresa ei vcsaols 4S5s4sSe7 4ssoo37s3 1.aoeoso
Tho value Of tho imports aud exports consist
ing Of specie and bullion, and Of merchandise,
'''l'''''''' "''' - A''I. pea,sstfa Exports.
s,,,s 1ss saa saons 9sS; so s''s ftgs's
aisrsssadso. 5a5'al7'2a 5'oloso's 17e5'sls
aGs:ss:ss,s ssa sssns
,s1-r.e. ts{Y t:sYs:s; f'Fs' sass sSfS1s sS
Dutiable. ........... etl ,6G9, ,I43 14,6tI d9t
Allowing for tho difference, i'll the warehouse
accounts, tho exports Of the calendar year ate In
excoBs OF the imports by $3.50, ,331. whilo for the
corresponding period Of, 1873 the imports OK
cooaed tho exportsto the amount OF 1oS, ,473, ,7ls.
I p. LATEST.
= Wheat was moderately active in the afternoon
and advanced about ~, closing firm. m Seller M the
May pold at $1.257G@1. .2o119, closing ut s1.2oN :;
seller June at 91.2716. A round LOT Of hard No.
q sold ut 81. "a cash. Corn was quiet at IN ad.
vance Of Ac, closing at G516o seller May, and
| g59G@G51l lc seller Juno,
| GALL BOARD. .,
| Lard and meas pork wore fairly active or
tho call, md stronger. Meats wero quiot. Mess
pork cash or seller tho month, closed al
$1G.47115 bid; so,ler May, @19.75; seilal
June, B18.s6@16,95. Lard, oash or seller the
seller june, sh9rt rbs Ill.,, cash h., o.
ss.s711@s:bo. Shoulders, cash or seller tht
month, offcrcd at s8.o0i soller Mny offered .
OF sollor tho month, at $16.4713; $50 hrls do
seller May, ut s1o.67145; ,259 brls do at $16.75
1000 tcs lard, seller May, at $9.o5; 26o tcs do
soller July, at s9+8711.
, 1874-04-07

convention called BY, Committee appointed By
tho Detroit Board ot TaaS VII DO held st Detroit @ to- to-
Shather bridge Detroit River would b Dc
No accidents from Sundays storm have yet been
reported This yessos that wore prevented from mak-
tic DAY il VA ssported hst liz schooner Kate Lyon:
f. ss sssoas 1s ee~ aagPs ns fspa
because she loaded with Ice.
stated that tho various owners OF tngs n 1hto
hold towing rates at tho sans gures as aet aeasont
which, however, are considered much too h'sh
According to circular Just issued 6y John Page,
Chief Engineer Of Public Works. g. catharines Ont,
the water was lot into the Wellan1 canal1 howeon
pecea % navigation vii b fally oponed on Thursday
The steamship D. alleutino and the sehr A. D.
blooro whoso eventfu career lsse season VIII 10 weA
EsnoboEs hayS arrived At Bay oy 1sS &C ohasaso.
stoanship at about 70 bs launched from Dallentine
prop Asaye ei ths on,ssse and h Montreal n,
% ssas s u IT, IL nS1 I 0is
the Donton Will also como through. ~
q e o
dair near the Flas, On Moniay evening" and, bend-
ing canvass OH the stray brought her into port oil
gsThe railroad bridge across tho St. Joseph River
broke down Thursday night, fohoonef running
"a dispatch from Detroit Saturday, reports the
weather ut The Straits Of hacklnsw colder tn9n oSes
no watcr in aght aud Lake Huron ia hlltug with Ice.
1t Mpann tbs boats hayo great dicdty in continuing
py al order In the Council tho following places III
oanada among others arc po5,s sos1y spy
S1 inpnyg ygonSwaoa Dsss
Godorich, Hamilton, Hone. Kingston, o~en SOUND
, 1874-04-07

@ o Esns!s pss Co., e?sass
e.oo9ooo per brl cultivated orsnberrtea IN nof'e
ais;9GsRSe conn.oon Win Til. market th.se
afm IT, eng aess
change. pricen range ~ foliown, '@'''
eaoans oe11xssas.' ss@a4SSssA{ 41SSs{s; o. jar.
sS is; s ss
s; ains.Peae sssa 81 e Sssss esss sss
aaoSASas2oo; % SASs do pramo' 2as2'Ae; Maracaioo' 2'A
S4sg1rs-st.r, tull ,ve,ght, 171a1ss: .tssstpo,
oias1 Nes sA@afKI amaans0on, sssAo oafons'
susaas-Patent eut loaf, i3a@12.o; crushed and
Powdersa l1Hs; grenulisaedo 1Itq; standard,
ssAg!Sas a; '?sS!sSs; sists:A
5s fsE ssssX'; ss :osss ssss S';ss g. Sss tss;
q; 81; s;iSs .,'.r a,.
s1tls do tSa75si Nsw o;lesns mola.sss, sAoles s9g
Iice moasso' etoco, oS@eeo; common sa0'.sse', %
sr1ozs-Allsples, I7iX@isXo eIoSes. 5aacoo; ess-
:a}1s s}ns;r pa;a &ses o nu%sgs e soal. N9
iim' psa, tssXo; s.Ton Imperial, e@aIo; willis nas'
IT, sSs oa'%ss s5: sasS; e5%@a as.sa ass
pure. 6H@ao.
KAY-Thero wero several orders on The n,arfo
from outsIde points, and prime prairie, which wal
cliony called tort was quoted rn At $1,000: oths,
grades are unchanged: wo quote tho Wholesale
1000 a T'9:h p5!s &. s9 ss@its 90
1e ,s s 80 R: psssS5ss 2S Ioos1 90 ~ q
WAdos-Timothy, 4l1 1900; prairie, S900Rlo 90
For delivery of rrcsaod N.oo91so, according TO o'a
/ &area - :, .a
-HiDEs-were steady under fair demand and mod
srata domand Groom ety hntehers 1sej green cured
dry kip, 2oa; dry salted. tl@t5o; dry flint 1892oo
wso damaged, twothi1da price; branded 70 per cen
of. Sheep pcls, wool estimated "a washed per n.
| @i0c.
hops have been received lately and they ael slowly
xao 1ange q pfss e., ynst ~
IRON AND sTEEL-Thc market WAS modoratel
, 1874-04-07

9ssen sais , e2s, + tof j. shSalasr, @ !: for
in lhds, tho same loose, 10 1owcr.. BACON
hnna, 111lGD13o. h1uBs beef, s8. 20 !. extra
MOSS do, &D76010.00, beef hams, a2a 920.60.
City Lallow, 016@7o RronBe quotablo At 411@7c.
BaleB wore reported OF j, 600 brla nbsa pork
al sI0.aO; 750 .brls do aoilor May, at St6.05 |;
1000 brls do at e1O.02; 1000 brls do at &1o.60;
5Go brls do at s10.5715; Too brla do at @tg.55
It e10,7'; 750 l,rls duat el0.7216; 1000 brla do
ut alG.70; 600 brlh do at sl0.0719; $500 brls do
nj $l8.85; $50 brls do nj et0.G2111; 250 tea lard
at 30B715; 5000 tcs do se1tor Nay at 40.67M;
1000 tcB do nt 30.Gd; 800 toB do at $0.5414; 750
tcs 10 At s0.60; $50 Ipaia lard at II 114o casl,.
Flour was vory quiet and iuominally Bhndo
castor notwithstanding tho strength in wheat
Most OF tho sales made we're on private tormB
which gonorally means ~ Hhudo below q,tota-
tionH" boyoral export ordora were on tho 1oor but
generally limited to 15@20o per brl below quota-
tionB, which waB more than holders wore pro-
parod to concodc. Bran was ftrn,or. Haloa wero
reported Of 400 brlB whito wlntor oxtraa on prl-
yeto forms; 25 brlH spring extras, patent, at
S10.0Os 25 hrla do. do. nt $3.50; 100 brls do,
Mlnnet,ota, ut $500; 200 hrlB do ut 5000; 400
at s4.o0 loo brls rye at $780, Total, 1850 brlB
Also l01 tons at 918.O0 10 tons do Ito nrrive) at
@17.60 on track; 80 tons do at $500 FREQ on
board; 10 tons mlddtings at $20.60; 10 tona
screenings at $4,000, both ut mill. Tho following
wero the asking quotations at tho close. ,,'
, 1874-04-07

CHICAGO.
1T-hr-R~

MONDAY EVENING, April o..
oA,rrLE-l,eceiyea since Saturday, elG9 head.
Tho market YVES quic. to-day, aud shade lower;
tno to.al Of heir p,,rcnAos nlao very fur showing
hut there was, ater ALL lack Of animation IN traae
aud prices eaaed OF tEhe IN tew lnsaney4 a atoe
II any reduction, and reloaalng It, sent It East bas
thoas who havo tried tha experiment rarely r.
unsatiafactoriy. 8htppera operated Ut 10y
medium eosrs averaging from 900 to l2s9 los a ana
ot Is 80 for good to extra stbeFs averaging IRON
i'd to 100 H.. There woro liberal purchaser by
local butchers Ut S4.00s5, ,21-chiaHy At $t.25@60o
Texas cattle sold At 8095.6O. This latter figure was
obtained by IT, Btrnhqrn Go, for l01 bead averaging
, 1874-04-07
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.


LuMnKn FnEIdATa.
Manist0e, $2.e0a2.25: Muskegon. 41.7S: Luding-
ton, Pentwatsr, and saugatuck, $500.
The. offerings ut tho Raia docks to-day were the
largest Of tile season, numbering not far from twenty
hvo cArgoes. The market was reasonably active, AL
things considered tho demand being rinctpay from
local dealers, though two Or three country merchans
were present and operated to sons extent The clos
ing prices Of iaat weak gene1ay obtaned piece
stuH sollnR at $t0.60; boarda and strips 1t slloo9
1870 :1ath sold resy at s225; shingles arc nominal
at $a0o@3l2N. The afternoon market was quiet and
humber Of cargoes ,Yere left at the docks unso!d.
The following saloS wore reported:
scantilng, aud so N common inch, At $1,000; cargo
achr Gertrude Ito arrye,) from Muskegon $50 NJ lath
1t s9.25. Sold BY blanchard, Borland / Go.
Cargo achr Game Cock, from Muskcgon, 10o m
strips .and boards, Norway, at $12 80; Cargo sohr
Ella: Ehenwood, from Wnlte Lake, 180 N common
boards at sll 90; 10 m ath at s225. Sold by r. T.
o Cargo tehr 9all1i. Smith, from South Haven, IS
mi1od largely boards at $11.75; also cargo schr O.
ut s11.76. Sold By Irish, Bullion &c.
Cargo schr Mcllr1son, from MAnlsteo. 1l0 N mixed
short n1bor at $1071 1oists and scantling at
Cargo schr 3. Bolt, from h1aniatee, 1G0 NJ toi1ts
and seaptling at $10.6O. Bold by J. n. Loom5 GO.
Cargo Bchr Kate Lyons, from Muskegon, 40 n boards
and atrips Norway. nt $l2o0; nfll tally, ~ N hat
p!ckets ut $1,000. Sold by q. Deming \ Co.
TFJF
, 1874-04-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


Aaa,yED-sohr Winnie Wing, Pcntwater, lumber;
schr II. @. Albrecht,. Muakegon, lumber ec1r y.
kcgor, lumber schr Lincoln Dali, Muskegon, lum-
beF echr Ella Ellinwood. Mqskegon, lumber; aens
Muskegon, lumber; scow Granger, Saugatuef, lum
bet schr Hatte Fisher, Muske8on, lumbar; schf
Hanso Swinson, MuhkeEon, lumber; echr Mary MoVea,
Grand TrAverae, lumbar. ~
CLEAnEp-schr VIM. Smith. South Haven stnat
Muskcgon, MuEkegon; achr Trf-cocr, Holland schr
Industry, Manitowoo; schr O. Shaw, South Haven.
all with Elludrie8.