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REAL ESTATE.

Iaaac Il, Hit Il Bro. have sold three lots on
Milwaukee, ayenuo, noar Logan Square, for s40o
each.
rhs following instruments were filed for record
on Thursday. Aug. a:
CITY PROPERTY.
Consideration.
Central Park boulevard, 8 " cor Of kedsia NV.
nf, 7axl7s IT, dated Aug. .91....:.-....:...$ 9,%o9
TAck 1t, la T. Of Nosth Lcatitt IT. Il I. 24x ,ro
l0u It, tlattl INV. 1, 1871. 7a...........:...:. 35o
UT #. ;laed As,g, II 2acD
iVsS 4. q Sats1 I'D t. Jupo 81 o, ls,ouo
JOHNSON placo, bet Ihlrty-eiehth and Thirty" ~,
niutl! IT'S, vi 76.< It to Aay. datei ANU. 7ooS
Htato vt. u Q cor of Randolph el, {, nnd " d
la4xtaA g. 10 Il, dated May =; Janca ofowto ;, nm
Wea pl.slun Railway O.. o,...,.'...,+:;.;::: aoeo9
X slatsft Juve i. ....,,',,,.,.,..,,, a.oUu
xonru or oIrY 1Inlra, w1rIt1N 4 RADIUS or sEfIS
AlLKA az oauRT-lt0usE>
High at, 1Cg It II 0f Fullerton ns, I, 2oxl29f ~,
IT, dated Aug. 1......s.. A...-.. .''..'''''S s"'
, 1874-08-28

she had 1nst ANIL falling OFT In Weights The corn
crop pGf TINT Stata ts aAu rap0ra to 10 about rleaa
Tha majority of Tia reports from NlHauir inltcato
large falling Of IN lhc number and woig! Of hoga sn
they are ycrr llacoruE!ng will rosoc to cufil, lid
drought having scrto,.aly damaged 4. .,.
Nebraska a1, Harms complatn bitterly Of dso,gnI
tl,'cel tho corn crop that what few hogs Tho farmers
had left becanc burden and could not Do kcpe lnr
concuhtvely TINT tha auppiy of hogs In The Vet Wy
10 much inferior II n,n'horH to Tho enpry Of lHSs,
and mWcli lighter In faell woight, an t4at nowhere
nutFlo Of f0wa and liuota Will tAaro bo corn enough
to Insure tho proper fattcnlng Of hogs.
considerable II prlees abroad eau, 10 ma,ntlns ~ . ~
point Which will tcayo faargfn for rroht 70 hnp1
prs Of prosiaona from thls country all WY be VOL
and packers may out Of tho hcasons nasAltlcss
With snail oaHts but 1t hnr,tIy soena poseiho that
any great gaina CHI take place.
IMPORT RrATIHTlCB.
Tic Chief of tho Dllreau Of atntiBtios at
Washington furnishes Tho following statomont
Of the priucpal exports from droat britain to
The United States during tho seven months
ended Jnly 81, 1874, aa compared with tho samo
4 In
, 1874-08-28
Southport AZ, 1D1 II n OF Tl,1lsrlon av, !, 2sK

Bouthrort ~, 1D1 II n OF Fullerton av, o !, 25K
1WH It, dated July l,...........;;.'.:::'.
10; !, IN Mnnaleys ,ts% sSo 1nfy 1t ~. -
COURT or ctry 11AtfrH. WITHIN HanluH or
Mft.Kn OF cpuhr-It0usE,
South Morgan st. bet tlftyescconl ana Fl1ty-.
third sta, Q {, 411l1ie5A e. tlstea Ang. M.;:$
Of " NV K acc ., "a, Il, dated .AuH. 26...
Lit ~, 1Eiock 3, OIongl y l!arncsa Lois "a AMI
sa, ii SEQ 10, 9a, n, dated Aug. 5...... SO.
Lot of Lots u md %. Dobbins' II II 3 o IN
o K Bcc ., 81, II, lAtc1 July 97...........,
Ixo,a 10 10 SO. block Il. Dayldso,,'a Lois 7, 8,
Md ~, Wilson ot ii, Il ~ II Bcc 15, 3a,
Iotk to 4, Block 2, p1cls's Lots (, to 10, Turn.
crs caas patt ii ,,abe!9 Sec .. 80, II, dated
AtR+ ~. ...s...4....
West ~ It 10. 7, Bloek 1. cloayerYilo Add
ton, dated A1ay l3..........,.,
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rriees. We quoto good to clolee at s4.oo@t.;s;
nsain'n at &3.ao@3.T6; aud poor 10 common ut s2.6o
e9345.
Nav YonK. Aug. 27-DEEyEa-nseepts l,o4o nnk. ,ns;
lug Tor tree days, against 400 san;o tlmo !aat
ans. Good heoycs rsnaasn nrm at fill prices. Inferior
cattle, bath native and foreign, weak and unsettled,
sancss Iii isSs oow cot In IL @ ueS ao
n. vida range, sGSl3Ac-later psico for Kentucky;
Toxaa and Cherokee cattle, 6910c.
BHgEr AND LAaspB-Recofpta, 31OD, making T,02O for
tl,rco days, ngaist 1880 same tie ast wcok 6oad
atock q shado nrncr; common ruled dull nntl weak;
roor to cloco stnep ranged from to etic; common
swlsr-Alrsala a,lao. making s.1?o for threo days.
Ok 10 7To; dressed close nrtn At sA90ac for grass
fed; o:@''s0 for e01nifs5 n;tsrA1o
DuFrAro, Aug. g.Y.-OArr1E-Nccepte, 7a1 totnl for
week, la,oo3. binrkot alow but tlrn at yesterday"
prices OH Nil gra.cs.
a2,40o. Market llcavy md i4t Western sheep, s'.od
@ioas-1sccirta, 1000 total for week, 10000 Mar
ket slow, avucsa demanding 80 a1rnncr. Michigan
hoga, f5.7664o6o; Workers., so'6ea7oo; heasy hogs,
s''s'es''''' EAST LIBERTY.
day, ISL head and for tic week. 1891 holi. Trade
hns been good and prices kept up Oh good stocf, but
mon The yards are pretty we'll cleared out now nud
mort Of Tho buyers haye yono home. No puotahle
clauge tn figures from yesterday: h"ret closed for
Hoos-Rccclpta to-day, a.ot5 head, and for thu
week. $3.50 hes'. Best 20 .J5@ s343; Workers. $G.O0
@1.00.
s,Er-Rcceipta for to-day e,oa0 hcati, and for tho
week, s10.5o0 head. Best, $3.50 $3.50; medium,
N.101Ea.75,
ST. LOUIS.
ST; LOUIS, Aug. 21-lloaa-31ssscpts, 5,lao head
%sps!, %stsaay ,oskess 9aoox S,n i ,s g.
cArTLE-Rcoetpta. 1o1O iead; firm for bcat grales;
Te1an rangors +o.O0633.75; butchnra, S2tuts3, 90
goud to cloice uatiye steors, S&50@0Io.
, 1874-08-28
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING. Aug. y.
Tho following wero tho receipts aud ship
nlonta Of tho 1eading articles Of produce In CHI
cago during tho past twonty-four hours, and for
tho corresponding tato ono year ago:
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HOGS sTha market opened active nnt1 eronu forany-
thing abogo 1noaiMm mud yesterdays advanced prlcea
werD sustained to tho cnHo. Low and medium graes did
not fare so well. TLo demand for thoso descriptions
ns nes Less than on the earlier days Of tho week, hus
they wcro not afow TO avail tcfivolycs, mi, prices
wrro crnwhot down 5t8loo. balen wcro Mt n widn
ra1lgo via s5.01@s:oo. Moas Of the trading. how
noppcrs,n as ancaota Granger faccltol,sy callul
Them 1t s0.h0GSGU0 for Cotnnon to medium md at
$7.oo@7.6u for good to choice. Tho following ARC
nnfht.
, 1874-08-28


LUMBER FREIGltTH. -.-
aranisee sl,ho; htuskcgon and Grand uaren. -:
to, sl.6o@i 6oH; E.oromor,ec f1.2l: Alens. $137k.
Tho receipts wore very light. III the norning about
eight or te cargoes werc lying ut tie docks Several
freely leaving the market baro before noon. A1ost Of
tho Iurbor taken for shipment 10 tho country.
prices obtained for or two caraocs Of choice
boards. The proaont improved condition Of the mar
probable light receipts for thu next week, and tho in
croaae country demand. aslcra lsposed to think
the dun 6cason is over Tue next fleet 70 come In Is
eail to De email one, and tue receipts, 1t ~ statcd
vii! not bc Immediately increased. Standard cargocs
Of piece stuff sn at $500, mud boards md strips a
S3DGe 1000, mill run to bringing a1200916.00. Lath
Qnood at s.. lG2. Four Oh tlys cRrgoea ar-
rived latn and were left over.
At THE YAEps
tho tralo continues fair, tho demand usual being
chiefly from tho country Prices nre steady for tue
better grades, aud the majority Of dealers refnao TO
make CONCESSIONS for common lumber, but thura nro
isolated where 1t la billed Ut $1,000. Following
, 1874-08-28


------------ -------~
A,,eu., ,oo y.,,..,,,.. .. ,,o,. =, ,,.. o.,u
bor. ii ai-32siS piGa Ndye,nar' X 17Tai6 1iie:
ceansr il oe@iS 1psc 1e.sSa; Jannsry t. iiidesit
5,a Xp il tslsG sals ia8o hs, Io%ao aase5 o
nrasf msaf.;a 7ss5 6f shss
cnngc s ~ noS o r.de Ge pftGcs @
ss'r senana; NJ. Il.waukos,' I u' "gl.i siio: No.
sSi5ns:' ras9aSsi S 1o1s w. .a nj1Snssss; MSnssss
ssi s!5i1: da s,Raan o L 20 q, r,asr rs %e,!e.n si
Lao; Thlto Western, Silva i@5 Hyo nmtct NJ plfs
Corn ,tea5y sn aroer; roseias, s2o @ Su Wsest.
new 'seS 'ssSf7~' ~sstsss s "a siIs I i.~ ,sssEs %Es
i!ors AND 11A1-.uncl.angoa. ,.... >.
t MooEat1is-conso @ f.. stoaay; nlo t@19kc sugar
ssass sses aiet a' n' nca @ da 0'a Fen''a sac Ao
TErnohEuM-fir,nsr; @ n erute, 5Ao; refined, 17ho.
hSasGiiesvy: hItta Wost;sr;hI. sh'11sss, 1sts:G: Snho
ost oess s1sny rSw ns,s t7 sef
o1t {n1:d mc1a 9niet mltleH arinor long cear i2:@
narrEn@Frm h1as at ii Ra!1s aso iof isens Ws,ie4 s.
Ws-Iasm; Wm,ss,E-1aaa eonnoa n m TO prime. to@laNo,
sr 1n,,,s ,1o ,,,s ~; i LOUIS.
rgsTioir !.ll md % non,anl small order
Ias rel %,pter mus1' e ,f faar 3 No: fa $oiog Ma
Corn easier for No. q on trask. O.ta Mu.e,tisi u
434@43o SPOT: 4to Auouat 4ath HsniomM@ ~, "
Icy ,Iuiot and unrhanrcd xyo iotvor ~ onans oss
WHlsKY-Stealy at yJo
rnorls.oNs-rork Grm at s240n 1,acon nf,a mite
small order trude Lard t,nchnnoci. nond ttnatg
December and January s"01' N's*s'
1IseE1,Ts-wAsas, ii 600 bu; corn, 17,ooo bu.
buFFhIn
BUFFALO, n. y, Aug. 9I-i,pE.psrrrra.- -v,s,t
dull entirely noinjilEl Coin nctvo n.i a,v,nrn1.
eaeB, 156 QUO bn No. ut 7Ic ot,arter :" ne LIZ.
spot Oats quiet 1000 ul n mi ~ "t4'o' nav
FRE10uTs--Eisln; wheat. In. corn e.. ...s nv. .
| NEW ORLEANS. ""'7' '/s''
@o0c, '0' 0 ''N' &'As' ~''--oA1S--fiFmar at ss
phov1sfoSs-Bacon bonyant ut l0,Sa14t>014ttc
Ii.lah n III ncttef aemand anu Armor III 15LGljG%c
AIs" s..unSer, teteo, 13HG1lnGe; keR, tGl ld:so.
un nu"'Nssreculat1Vo de'nand: fully mr. DHSDHo;
pstHfng, tfn; i,stg uSG99:Sse. Ss,,,,. ,.,.
| .GotloH-Dcaa1d Hooai sales, 9tG bales; ro,ente
naos' ~ exporto aock. ,5A bales; nnat!l laas
oyoh,ng, v'oao plus baltnKs frona Eampes, etc., Tor
| PaSt tnioe months'
GoLp-lCoA.
| E1eHAaaE-5lght, 4 nrn,nln. sterling, B3GX.
o.,rrao .,, =, osNEGo,
| =, osHE9ut aug. A.-tRAlN-Hleat dull. Curn'un
chnl'gcd at 78t. .,.,..
| PHILADELPHIA.
,ftlm,AnELriiht aug. 23-PETnoLEuM-noRnod,
| 11t9lttaas crudo III brls, 8Ao bulk 6c.
! BIEADsTuFFh-tlour dull for low Kralea buaincss
smai', 4uotauons foMcr IonnsylTanta. 1nAana, aud
1eos So;toSaa9 NORTHWESTERN family extra, 58.75f3
| t:ous Wheat auil red, &l.2091.G9; AMBER Sl.GI
4t9o a.cA"y ~ u&c. Gufu ItleI AaA E{0Iugt mixed
i9S5lo 'o "A'''''eo A"a 'o"0t u'AAoo'
, 1874-08-28

Port ot Cl,!cn Ep. 4AuAs 91s
ARRIVED.

Fort ot Ch!cn Ep. IAu8s 3Is
Prop cuba, Buffalo. snndries.
nrop 2r J. 4. l. Hara, Duluth, sH'.tries. .,.,.,
stmr Huron, South Haven, sunlres.
Btnlr Shctoygau, Man!townc, sa,dries.
Ssmr Muno1ninee, Mnskegon, sun4rics.
sttlr Ncwburg, DnIaso, slntrles.
ssos ssew !isS;f Ts;s sSss aSiTsfss pe; isss b4t.
scow Granger, st. raul's Pier, lumber.
Hchr L. 9. tiray, Muskegon, lumber.
kcow Sultan. Kogers' Iier. bark.
Prop Frankfurt, pere Marquette, wood.
schr ar eens. Gem. dollins' tiai'i; Fsr, a.; Wood
scow Magts'ena, Lutwig4 l1er, wood.
hthr Sardinia, Aluukegoa, lus,bor.
ssr sehr M,n Myr'1e Ma'sfgsn. gss.an tgISr; I'h.r
stow Flora, saugatuck lumber.
BsAv Ottawa. Gran1 Haven, lumber.
DargeT J. Bronson, Meuomlllee, EAnbtf,
n4rSa souora, Mcnon,inre, luin0or.
s:s sssfE Eia fs Enwoaa G'as we nsRs aues. %
Prop 0ccMte, areen Bay, Runtrses.
Srhr A. NJ. beers, Muskcgon, lumber.
6shr Huns Croeler, pensaukee, lumber.
schr Toysy, staalistee. sutnber.
sclr A. rlugger, ,HolIaud. bark.
Scuw Bpray, Holland. wood
scow Ialrina, ssuaat,ck, wood.
Prop l.rookEyn. OgIenahnrg, Atndrtes,
schr n. H. Farry, Whsto Lake, lumhor.
Prop Montgomery, Port lIase... sauas!ea.
Prop Ghattea Ieetlz, Ma,ltstco, lugnhar.
lArga ltnrn,ony, Aaniaee lumber.
Hrpr Lena JOHNSON. h1anistcc, lumber.
Hrhr Heaaie noalt, Maskegon, lumber.
Prom Fayatte, O.outo, wood,
prop n. araI., Mas,tstee, lu,abcr.
Large Windsor, hlani1.fG. l,1mler.
Pop I.ake l1Feeze, non,on llsrtor sandrics'
stlur Shcboytau, 1,anitowoc, Bulldrtca.
henr Sam Oo0k, Oswego. 81 Uo0 Du wheat.
Hchr Hnn1ise, Detroit, sc, ,tN4 bN corn.
, 1874-08-28

cATTLEThess is littls lint Is new 10 say in cou-
neetnn with thu cattle market. The character OF tho
supryso far ut eaHt tho quality IL coneeriled-ts
much tho observed from day to day ter the
p1at four weeks nore, NOR has the character OF tho
demand untcrgote any essential change. Woll-fattea
cattle aro still tho exception, and thin rough natives
who're nSaz e,luas ths legs.nute wants Of sGliqers
ana lilo competition bctwosn that elnss OF
h,,yera ia sucient to keep prices extravagans high.
y tirst-oasa cttle we e1to saes Of 20 head Averaging
l64C % anil ~ lead, Averaging 1885 !ts ht 81 90 and
S745 respectively. Tho latar were owned md fed by
j. u. Gtl!ett, the we-k1lown Logan County farnaor,
aud wera soI BY wooa l,roB. to alorra, Wal1el o.
T4e ~ head wero sod by st. John DEuwu+ Tie
fan.e party sod ~ head averaging ,394 lhs y
hut. viii perhaps tozsn exceptions, t!ie days trae
Ing wAs accomplished ut prices ralgnK below $3t0:
very considerable poron Of the supply consiHted Of
M vt q c aatiye q soes Sysr1gK rrs r c 70
Through To1nra sold ut $a.0Ua93.75, Northern win
orcl Ut an choice cornfcd at s.. i.60a5.oO.
Stuck htess4 received but little attention., and were
salaAe at about stoady rutos or at {oo16bo, az to
quality large amount Of atock still tes in the yard4
awaiting bilyels
Extra Hceses--dratclAtsess averaging 400
olioics Doeycs-iuc fat. val ior.a yaar
to year Old btcers. aYcraGnng ,2bo to
oooS Observation-Disclosures. noy formed '''0''A'
steers averaging 1850 70 iaU lts ,...... o25@5.7s
ag!ng 400 10 l..O lbs 42o@6.oo
common TO extra cows, for clly slaughter.
averaging $50 to 100 a"...:...;..,.: 2.do@4.oo
tcsh, averaging 7ou 10 lO5J ls........... a.tos7s
atlgs, lms and sca1awug paers. 1.7b@a2s
Catttc-Texae, rlolce eor,l.1e. ......-... 4.505.35
Gatt1a-TGIuS, Wtered Snrtl. :, 1hUfG4. 10
cattle-Toxas. throtaa droves.,......... l.5o@3.75
, 1874-08-28

Al.CQu0l<-Haa urM ~ An atltGica VI 1Ei 410t4bla
huTrEn-Tho market rornains unchanged. Duyera
are found for al OFFERINGS aid fisca are tssiiy man
2Sta3c; uniinn to good g1udes, 25:oc; infcrdor to
iSaTfsae ; was ss.ivo st t4s rrlses @ fo!.
American 4, SIC; Amoskeag, Ste; otter creek ~;
iss e. ssss ss; 20 s; T5 s;,Es Ssps s;Ss "s ia
BROOM ColN-was, quet and no,ninally un-
s:Assa 3 VII " xe Tsgsat .9 Gss s ass &ss r
l%' 6 &C. e. sssi s''a to choice *''k
oe.i dtsn Mehsa sese Now ssefess
and utiea ecen.s. tl.7e@9eO; Portland cealun s7Vo
tala3 br!; white sand. 6rl, sl.so@a:aa; pastsrz
So s s Snssiss i II AZ 5m5 5s s5s1 ps5 S
keo and llaeino pressed, ss7o0Gss26u lel: Indiana.
pressed, siS.o1ta25ov: do common. 81. .ootal2.ov.
md ta alo for a oo, ss
B1orks light and III good condition. there being
less eleo4o than usual at tis staso oi tho
l3,4c: Western DO. l2@l3e: low grades, e@ge:.
CoAL-lhe coal market ren,stns 9net a1!d firm at
M, range. s925; Iackawanna other sizes, ss.7S
e::S;S %ssS; s;$ $s;t$ qss; issss
CVofENAa AaE-Paskssa are buying tS a,1a lots of.
re!e sl25@l .35; lsrd tlerees. tlsoeai69 -four bnf
sSs S s1ss sssA ~: ss ssds s ssta buIsa sIsp =
aawci fs6,uotsSaoo; whsk'y stayes, rousb, ess.oaa
q DO, backed, s,sootssa 69 uouf stsvss, s1.so5
dasriey f iras it, - r IL fufr local reouea
and shade nrnier at 12&i2ke: Since tie advent Of
uroyel' Old iots were ut,oted at 1O[alic.
FI5u-1'slcrs as rule, nrc fsrlner. In comparison
m ateray ga g. aud ny Jeaea o
not Seem dsnoscd to crowd sales a tha prcas now
as3sa ~ e. ge'n0as: w. a. NJ ssas,h hs'
so NJ ,y ssse sS9sfe nc ussRaIs MRna so5g I
s7oets7s; family n.asEere N;brl, sS;Ooso.a5; No.
as5saof aufsoF 1 errna ul.s so% g
e. Wsi,r1 s ro1nnn tiyrr ~ snno sr,'
sSs5ssle'0o' osean''0a''z a0z ana a0s' ease'
FRUITS AND SgTs.Tho msrl.st a IT,, for ! 1omsa!.o
] ass sts I'D xss saoa ps s saSsas;
s t1ssy i Ssady Rsisss nrs.. W. qsis ros
| tel, s4.o5@t.eo; zants enrranta. 7AR1tEe; citron.
spiss s' ssasa pis is aeaa fSts ls
sis sSts s sGet q m|.s s|s' s 's sseEssstsss Egssssss
rias' aea5ie. NuEs-tIbtrls. ls5sl;e almonds. ~
ssas i iss ss H1s 'ssss ssss
ip@llo; wilmington peannts, fancy, l2tal3o DO soc.
RIA sisanp psssi seaas. ; sass. 4eA''' i'Aa' '8''' Az
| GREEN f!sUiib-peaehea Wose abundant ana In
fais oeal ana otler demand ssall fruit wan steady
dsHrcc were plentiful aud slow: Naples 1emons In
caKes. tlaoo Mekana and French lemons III boxes
s4GS %G1 y
SX&Sae pr hox Or ; sassss safsTsa @ pears' tog
, 1874-08-28

91725, 900 brla do, aollor Janunry and Februa>
ry, At $17.2719i bo0 tea lard, seller September,
ct el5.00: l,250 lea do. Aellor tho yoar. AT
%l1.a711; 750 les do at e1t.25 12G boxes long
olonr Mt 11}4o.
Flour waa dull at about tho aamo rates m yes-
tcrtlay, tLoro not boEug lfo enough IN tho markot
to permit iiin1cr footing IN aympathy with tho
upward turn in whont. bhippors woro not buy =
lug, md tho local demand was worry light. Now
Hour was quoted weak, mud old firm. 11ran wnB
only In moderate eupply. hut lower. saics woro
reported Of 100 br1s wl,ito winter oxtrns ut 10.
100 brls Do on private tornla: 100 brla snlng cx-
trna Mt 5000 100 btlR do ut s5.88; 100 brfs At
1919; 1tl0 brs at $3.50; 400 hrls do Mt e5.0 I
at $4.D0; 101 iYls rYo on private torms. Total
1,l00 lwla. Also 10 tonR bran ut e14.I0; 10 toas
% Mt 5l4.00, Oh tfnck: 10 tonn ut mill Al $780,
Tho niatlsot cIoaod with ao!cra at tho following
, 1874-08-28


LIVERPOOL. Aug. a7-11 q, m.-Flnur, 9as@24A Cd.
Wheat-Winter, 0s 9aG}los 81; hpriugt ot(a9s sd ;
white. 18s gd@l0s 1o; cluh, 11s@l2s. Corn, 32s I'd.
Pork, IT'S Cd. Lard. ills I'd.
L1vEnpooL, Aug, 2T-a 2. m.-Drcadst,fYa dull
Lard. Gls sd. Rest unchanged.
LoNpoN, Aug. Y.-TAe Directors Of tho BANK OF
England At meeting s-day fixed tic rate OF discount
nt the hank ut per cent. Tha rate for money ut the
STOCK Exchange Government securities Il 2 nor
cent. Bullion ii. Hank Of England has fecretsed
:c5s! 900 during the last week. Bullion gone into
bank rcsorvo to liability, which was last woek Il per
cent 4 now 4sH PER ps,e cent; consola;Monoy, s3a
ssesuHt. M e., e'H ,s SSs II oS e!g lo 1tas 1otA
sugar, 2as odtaaaa for No. IL Dutch standard.
Iinyeel oil, 27@27hs. Calcutta 1!uyeed, 1IsG57a
Cd.
pA,1s, Aug. 27.-Tho sraclp III the bank Of France
has decreased :. .as3, ,oIHf. le1tes. Gsf 52i4o.
lIyEnroDL, Aug. a7-Cotton steady: inddl!ng UP
land, 81 mld1liug, S!{@81G salcs 4Dp0 tafea lii
clualuu 1900 baos for Speculation aud axport; 1900
American.
Mrca,lstufra qniot. Lard, CTS I'd. Dacon, ssa for
long eloar ml.ldles. Tallow, Ups.
, 1874-08-28

According to current reports. s,ere is disposition
among lnubarnen in all parts Of the United States
roluce tic production at lumber next year.. Eytdcnt
" there 10 reason for limiting tho srpy but will Il
DO douc7 The hau1o general policy waa announced
mud yencnnntiy that the majority OF lumber1non bc
came app1eiei,sys lest the aapply ahonl be- actually
consequently nearly al o1ertc themselves to got out
full quota Of logs. few parties iudicionsy cur
ta.lod their logging operations, but only 10 find their
has been aloher year Of oyor.pruductIon Of common
lumlcr and unre,nunerativo prces. 1t re1nana to be
soen Whether the saMe policy Will 10 fallowed this
coming Season. There ta litto likelihood, in any
event, Of tho suppltes falling short.
, 1874-08-28

Wheat was very woal, dcclng &c uuder gcu-
cral desire to sell, coupled with Tho bellof that
mort Of tho i,oavler long operators Ind sold out
Tho trading WIS mainly tonfinol TO September
sold down to Di15o. and aftor 4 o'clock to Q3L@
93aalc, closing with the insido lid. Sallor Hap
senihor ut 0io down to 01HH@D9I1SSc. closing weak
at this range. Corn was quiot and ~ OF, clos
ing ut Go5e69GC24o seller septamhcr and G7}(c
for Angi,st. 0ata werc quiet At 4356@431{o
casl,, 90y5c aollcr suptcmbor anl October, and
3Sllo ee|lor tho ycnr. Dlcss pork was nteady,
with sales ot 600 htls sclter aenteml,or at
s22.87t6; nlso 1000 br1a sotler February At
,s;17.25. md 600 tca lard aoller tho yoar at
s11.37M. yErpo vessels woro engaged for wheat
to OBwego antl Montreal, via pors Colborno, car-
ryinE out aout G0, 600 bn.
, 1874-08-28

New YoaE, Aug. 27.-aloney, 2@211; primo
mercantile paper, 5@7; very short date selling
low aB 1.
Sterling quiet at ls314@:BoE for Go.day,
aud 49913 @0l89i5 sight
C,stous' receipts, 6f50.000.
Gtd stoufly at l095s @l009 closing at the lattor
price. Carrying rates, 1@2, aud Tor borrowing
2G>l, and fat.
AReialailt Treasurer disburHel $4,000.
Clearlnga, SCI ,00D,o00. --...
Governments steady. Railroad and State
bonds quiet.
Stocks opened dull aud weak. md TO continued
until near Lie cloac. whom reaction not in alt tho
market closed firm ut nbout tic highes: point ol
tho day. Thorn waY considerable activity during
tito last hour Of businosa III Erle Union Pacific,
aud Quicksilver. Total BaloB about ~ 600 shares,
Of which 81, ,0n0 were Western Union, 5000 Pucts
s G1D Nabaaf,
, 1874-08-28

NEW Yonxt Aug. 27.-The package trade sen,ainA
quiet. but there ~ 1nure animation In tue johing
goods Is m'leh unsettled, uni rnppcro1l, Iato1la,
natcs Anhnr, Conlnrnta Gold hlela, ,yhltingavillu
and Anlroycoggin In bloacied and bruwn nlAkeH, sro
reilu :ed ln all widths. Dcnins also lower rr1uta
und wool Aannela III good demand.
, 1874-08-28
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, 2s

surplus ro.lilcc. 10 tint tho supply Ia In pro.
portion to tho de1nand 1icnea with prospect ot
FUR full trails tho tendency ia to advance Fasrg. oa-
, 1874-08-28

1.nl6o *Frc1ahts
wore dull ut 60 for corn and BAe tor wheat - o3'
, 1874-08-28

CHICAGO.
TIlutspAY EVENING. Aug. 81.
Tho receipts Of 1--we stock during tho week have
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-12
A LADY ROASTED TO DEATH

The frequency of fatalities that have re-
suited from the careless and dangerous use Of
coal oil seems to have little effect in warning
others from repeating the experiment. A ia
tai affair, of peculiarly distressing charac-
ter, occurred on Saturday morning, at the re-
sidence of Mr. Henry Chrine, on the old Fred
e-ick or New Cut road, about eight miles from
Baltimore, the victim being his wife, % years
of age, and to whom he had only been mar
ried about FIVE weeks. About Eve o. clock on
Saturday morning Mrs. Chrine, who was
alone in the house, her husband being absent
in field attempted to kindle a fire in
stove, and for the purpose of qniekening the
flame took up a can containing gallon of
coal oil and began pouring it on the fire. An
instantaneous explosion was the result of the
experiment, and the burning oil was thrown
in shower over her entire bosom, enveloping
her in flames. In this terrible condition she
ran out on the porch, and her cries for help
were heard by her husband, who reached home
as quickly as possible, but before be could
subdne the FIRE Mrs Chrine was literally burned
to crisp and had also inhaled the flame
Before her husband could summon assistance
she was relieved BY death from her horrible
sufferings, living only few minutes after the
accident occurred The affair created consid
cradle excitement in the neighborhood yester-
day when it became known.-BaH. Gaz.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-06-12
SELrM EXILE.

- THIS valuable and well-known young
fE63I horse will stand for service the present
A-Ilseason, from April LIST to July ist, at
the following places
From Tuesday, at Il O'Clock, NJ. until Thurs
day, at 3 O'Clock, p NJ, ut Leaman's Sta
BILE in CLARKSBURG; on Fridays and Sat
urdays, at DARNESTOWN; Wednesdays
and Thursdays, at JONES' STORE, at the
junction Of the Brookevile and Sandy Spring
Turnpike; on Friday, May 9Th, at Tennal-
lytown; on Saturday May 9th, at Lay
louisville, returning TO each stand on same
days every other week. On Mondays aud
Tuesdays until o'clock, A. NJ, every week
at the SUBSCRIBERS STABLE.
TERMS Fifteen Dollars the season, paya-
Bile at the time of service, orwiihin the sea-
son; if not so paid, $50 will be charged. Fifty
certs to the Groom Ia each case. All care ta-
ken, but no Accountability for accidents.
CERTIFICATES:
know Selim Exile, and have seen him both
ridden and driven and have seen and ex-
amined his get. He Is fast how fast ! cannot
say, for have never seen him properly trained
or driven, but he Is considerably within three
minutes--it Is said 2:35. He has pluck, nerve
and great endurance; is large, well formed for
strength and speed, and he has bred both fast
and heavy horses. consider him one Of the
best horses III the county to breed from.
JOS. II BRADLEY,
Ex-President Montg'y Ag. Society.
W. VEIRS BUUIC.
We, the undersigned fully concnrin the above
statement.
HILLEARY HOSKINSON,
AUG. W. NICHOLSON,
WM. C. HAZEL,
S. W. GREEN.
N. D. OFFUTT,
ap 3-3m E.E. STONESTREET.