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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-07

BRDdEPoRT.-Dr. John Cooke "a erect.
ing q fine residence on Bennett street,
Klrkwood. Joseph Harris, Esq, recently
Of Bellaire; and connected with the Win.
dow GIGss Works at that place, % putting
up q residence next that oil Dr.. Cooke. =
The Board Of Commissioners Of Bel.
mont county on Wednesday decided to
extend the corporation limits Of Bridge.
port so as TO take in the little village Of
EtnavilIe The corporation line will
take in the residence Of Capt. Crawford,
but leavesh his mill in Martins Ferry. The
corporation was also extended in the dl.
rection Of West Wheeling to a point Just
this side Of the La Belle Glass Works.
The citizens are much elated over their
victory, as EtnaYille has been bone oil
contention between Martins Ferry and
Bridgeport for come time past.
The election to be held in Ohio on the
18th inst. is Of such peculiar nature that
many do not understand the questions Of
issue. For their benefit we print the
ticket There is only one kind, viz;
NER CONSTITUTION z70KHT
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07

his letters closes with request that Miss Aiken win
tell him whether it 10 legibe since Mrs Channing who
generally dots his "rs" and finishes his nalior"ou
letters is absent He is anxious, when at one tne no
contemplates going to England TO live awnhe ior Ms
health est his boy who had been struck dow
should be whipped iu the English schools and lest nis
daughter-a girl social of nature-should miss her ac-
customed friends. He must have had most serene
and lovely spirit In 1897 he writes to Miss Aiken, VINO
had been Ill:
rejoice with Won in your improved health and
sprits Both OF us 1 suppose, doomed to hnd the
body more or less burden to the end OF our journey
But repne not at the DOOM what remains W Ine VI
have lost one ear, but never so awe 70 swees
sounds as now. My sight Is so far impaired
that tho brightness in which nature was re-
yealed to me 10 my youth is dimmed. put ! never never
looked on nature with such pure JOY as now NY nps
tire but never fet II sucH sses ~ te %
fntv OF creation as at this moment almost thinK
that my simple food eaten by rule, was never %
SO we'll am grat ateful, then, for my earthly tbuer-
nacle though it does creak and shake not @ little.
= The habit which have of looking at what
is interesting and great In human nature mas no
influence in Frightening my life To be splfltnsi
being TO have the power OF thought OF FI,ue, uiss @
teresTedDess, progress without end-ths does seem
TO me infinite good.
To read these letters is to breathe lofty air. They
reveal TO us man and alike interested In the
best thingsin true pety, in the diffusion OF iiperai
IDEAS in the worlds progress in the justice OF crtcis'
and the honesty of literature. We this interest," not
as mere Youthful enthusiasm, but the growing har-
mony Of their lives; filling middle life with honorable
activities and making old age cheerful and 1ul 10 'ne
last of fresh aud eager sympahes. We can well aoru
20 pardon the English woman her unconscious touch OF
nsuar arrogance for the broad and generous humanity
that was in her and as for Dr. Claiming the holy and
revered apostle of American Unitaransm we who loved
him well before must henceforth love him better STILL
/. c. ".
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Sept. S.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, Sept. 5. 1874
The horse market of the week ending under
this date tOlerably fair all things considered, al
though the business transacted not particularly
large and the aggregate OF sales onsitorably below
what could be expected ia the beginning Of the Fall
season. Prices underwent no Improvement whatever
aud with the exception OF heavy truck horses OF prime
quality, which little rmer, change was TO be
observed Arrivals are sti light for this OF the
year, and show marked Improvement in quality
The sales by auction have been literally supplied
with all kinds Of stock; they have been wei attended by
local and country buyers. and sound and serveeabe
animals have IN realized satisfactory prices
Kitty Boone, chestnut trottng mare has been SOLD by
Mr. Charles Patterson for 500. George Evans, PAGER
has bought by Mr.. Slas Rockwell for 500 The toe
trotter Spotted Colt mas been bought or MI {. NJ
Bliven by parties in Providence. X. L.. Tor $500 Capt
NJ NJ Clay sold recently at Chesney PARK, near Paris,
Ky Is head OF trotters at average price ot $40 per
head. Tue imported bay horse Buckden, by Lord Cit-
den. dam Consequence sold Dy Mt Iully 10 Capt.
W. W. Cottrill for $1,000. The young tr0tung mare
Lady Bell sold Dy Mr.. Gibson 10 John 4. Marln
for $3.50.
At the sale held to-day at Barker Sons City Auction
Mart and New-YOrk Tatersalls tue stock the GAIA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
Danrina ACADEMIES.

~ II. RIVERS's Brooklyn Dancing Academy,
~. l75 sest, OF Cou-Al the fahlOnAoe 'ah' arc
taught in Que quarter. Send for ciEcnar
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07

TIE carriage trnde was quiet DURING Tie week, and
although the majority OF carriage builders and deai
displaying full assortment for the Autumn ana
Winter trade the opening sales far have given no
indications OF brisk traffic. There Is 81 ght improve
ment ia the demand for the finer grades OF work.
Exports Of Carrtdgea OF CdrrtlJ, Mdterfii.
London Liverpool 33 spokes. 1913
Hayu 572 Hsyu ~ pkgs and NJ.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
6orses, CARRIAGES, 6arness. &r.

A TEAM of black HORSES, with or withou.
harness. sALEt they only old bought
spung be sold below AppI % No Z32 West reah
EOR SALE.-A gentleman desires to dispose
Of his HORSES CARRIAG aud KARNRSS. consisting pair
OF stylish ghtbuid borse- ls3 hsnds oan zen.
Roosswy bulk By Lawrence sIe-ea
and bat little used double haDe discount
sold together separately Apply JAMES a. Lyery Stable.
l2l west Tweuty tbird.st, or at 81 and SO Whitest
New-York tribune., 1874-09-07
miscellaneous.
Marole ano Blais Alanteis.

A GREAT REDUCTION in PRICES of Mar
bic and M,osnse asnte' all hind. Of roor Thing hOOamsuis
KLABER Cos steam Marble WORKS. Noe 2l7 10 223 Wsst slA
o., pear Broadway.
, 1874-07-08

Wheat WIS n.uro actiyo, and rather weak,
Averaging only 4D3Sc lower than yeateriay,
though declining moro than that FROM the aaynHce
established last evening. Liverpool waa quotcd
fycnther In Great britain, and Now York wan1ull
md rather weak. whllo our receipts wore largor
than tho rccout AVERAGE These things cauAud q
rather weak fooing. especially ~ there was worry
little dematltl tor Shipment aB bnyetB hay there
il no uionoy in 1t, eYen Mt The cnrront depros-
uulntry wsro rather favorable to 8 decline In
wheat than othorwise, ~ most OF that grain il
elthur cut or ready for cutting, anu rain would
do it harm inBtead Of good. Henco thore
waB very little demand except from tho local
aholtH, some OF whom filled in quite frpoly
At, s1.1a;{, advanced to si.l3, rsceaod to
4l.1as6 rose to $l.1a, aud declined to sl.111G,
olohil,g ut $l.1l9i. Seller August aola ut @1.O5l(
@l.O11k, closing ut 4l.081. Seller September
Hod Ut 81 .U5@91. .05]1, and eallor tllo your AZ
sl,o21: No. spring closed st sl.l61; No. 8
wheat WIS offered to. Some extent, bat "aa
tcarcoly aaIablo at 10 below tho prico for DID, not
being considered dry enough tor grlHlnR. Min.
,osotA whcnt WIS quiet at si.lo idr No. ], and
SLIT for No. 2. Cash sales wore reported Of
1000 bu No. spring ct slid; l,2oo tu DO ot It
In do' at sll25i; 7,odo u 40 at q: VIZ :
do at s1.i21f; 24,0a0 hu do at
sl.19; 12,00o lt .ko. . spring at @l.05, 2,u00 bn
do ri Sl.OA; bbD bn do, new. ut Sl.9A, 6.?a8 bn
rejected s.iing at 05o l'ooo pod b'l No. Nortil7
ut *ll7; q, ,2O0 lu No. 4 do (Ailn1.) vt SLIT,
suo hM do (Oentral Ut sl.16. Total. lo2, ,Bu0 bu.
Corn WaH notiyo, aud stronger. averaging lG2
1ko higher than yastesday, with very steady
fucug I'LL through tue Besaon, Liverpool and
New York wore gsnerally quoted hisher, though
, 1874-07-08

on one dispatch from tue former point Haa oauiva-
lont to Sd j,or 48o tba lower. But tho toosIpts
Wero ar1allet, and there Hefn Numerous buy,i,x-
otagin s1 from ttlb country. Intleed, almont tlio
,t.,s WHO'D demand WAS from that Honfee, An tho
30 running that foal held olf when
thoY fotIid that compot,tton from thom would
probably foroo prlces UP To punt ut which they
woro not prepared to operate. It WAS noted aa
takcn yoatorday, Ind 20 lltlto shipped. Thrto
wore funao5a tint Nil httnn,pt was tdhto to "back
OUT OH part, but tho offort was finally nbAn-
aoned. Ihe, inquiry waB ohieily for option ;
henee tho volume Of cheh Hatos waB much rmaI-
crcaAo In the volume Of receipts waa polluted to
~ triumphant vnd1cation OF tho w,adbm Of
tue mon who haYa taken hold 80 willingly III tho
bolcf thht The u,itldls ot July would warrant nh
opened 1t 60 aad ssanesd ID, m % to oo,so, elosns
Ut eo1[c., aullor August aold u 6a}s@do,Afo
oloslnR at B011c. Cash No. Qclused al 105su i
hiBh mtxod At coke. and rejeoled at 81 10
Caah BALES scrc rcported Of {, coo bu high mixed
GoMo; Aon0 bu DO at 00J14o; Il, 600 bu No. q ut
g011o; 25,t00 bu do at G0Jao sc, 600 bn do at
6oac oGo bu 90 Ut Go}4c; IT, ooo ba do at
67!<cs 400 bu do At b7c. Total, 19l. 900 bu.
Oats wofe in good demand. mud advanced 11(o
IN consequence. Tho vos1imo Of rocoipts WAS
small, and Now York was firm, probably because
Of tho reports, which toildod 60 stftren the inar~
kot horo, that the ylold III seriously monacod ty
tbs drought. There wero \ good 1nany
country otdors to buy, and Bom""
responding advance ia all departments, which
kept the premium OIL oash lots up to 211(c. No,
cluBel firm Rt 45o. 6ollor tie month sold at
491{D421cs sellor August at 34(@3i1<o aud
sollor Tho year ut '32032l{c, Ill oloslng as tho
outside. Seller Hoptemhor waH Qettvo at $50,
Rejccied closed at 421fc Cash sales wero re-
ported Of 9,000 bu, No, : at Abo; D,G00 bu DO At
1870; 1900 ba do 1t 44}4o;, 1900 bu do Mt
a2lo; GU hu do at 42u; 1,od0 bu BY sn1nrlo,
white, At GOO GOO bu do vt 49c 600 bu do at 48c,
nil on track; 1900 bu t,ixod ut 4f1fc, FREQ on
board. Total $4,000 hr1.
1syo mas aulet, but 10 higher, In aympath ,
with corn at,d Data. The supply Continues light,
md tho demand 10 Oh tho increaso. Aevernl ship.
ping orders having been Hont hero within tito
paBt few days. SaieB wore toported Of 800 bu
No. 2 (preforrod houso} at BIC; 400 bu do at 83c;
400 bu rojeototl at TGo and 400 bu BY Bamplo OH
track at S5c. Totn1, 1000 bu.
Barley was quiet. Thorn was no demand for
cash lots, and they vore natninatly tnollAhRed Mt
$l.l0@l.20 for No. q; 100000 for No. 8; aud 90
MG5c for rejected. Tho1u WAS, however, 4 good
inquiry for now, BolIor Soptomber, and tho
market waB nucl, stronger it Opened with 08c
bid. advanced to $1.O0, at which two carloads
worc sold, and closed with buyer al Bloc.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Tho following arn this footipRs Of the otlioth1
statement Of grain in STARE il, this city on tile
evening Of Saturday last, and It corresponding
dateas
, 1874-07-08

CALI. n1Ahn.
Wheat and corn wero III moderate demand at
unchanged prices. Oats were quiet, and pro-
visions Atoady.
Wleat closod at s1.11N6p1,19 eash; B1.111l@
M l12 s91ef ds PIX; sleSSl os soIlor Augas''
Corn nt G015@G1o cash GUA@G0So nellor
duly; aoh@9u1sc aellet Auguat.
Oats cloHca at 4413o cash Bellcr July ut 1925
@i2Mo; roller AuguBt at 3l14c.
Moss pork at el9.00 cash or July asked s18.85
@19.8711 seller August; $1,000 Aelsr September;
aud $l4,3090l4. TO Holier tns Tear. Lard held ut
f1l.85 holler July; el1 40D11.i3ld heler Augl,at.
Balos were: 800 brls Aelior AnKust Ak el8.S715.
tATEar. -
Wheat mas actlvo attcr the call, and closed -,
about 10 higl,er than on Change, sellar duly
opencl Ut $l.lla,and Rota up 70 ~ IN, cIoelng
at Il. .1a1S sollor August at &1.0sl l@l.09, cloh-
lng $osM After o'cos hel,of 6ttE tho mouth cut.
sold ut .&l.12f4, acler Augnat " el.oSN. uorts
waA active and htsAor advancing 10, closing at
G1no for July aud dlJ6o for August. 8alss Of
lard Include $50 tcs ut I'll. 40 sol!or August.
, 1874-07-08
PlttsbnsR OH Market,
PiTtanuad, Jniy 7.-Crudo quit. Demand ainall,
price unchanged. Refined not quotsd,


NEW Yosx. July 7.-corEoN-Dull and lower mid
ding upland, 171Se futures closed steely sales,
l4,eop bales July 10 l7-3a@1d sl6u; August, 10;.5
lG aa3ao 8eptem6er, II l.3z9e17 Lido; October,
" asetA1e l3-t6e November, III l1-l1c Doco.nler,
AnkApaTurrt-F!our duh aud unchanged recetrts,
19,Ru0 lrls. ny4 -four al,d corr-laeli unchanged.
ohlMgos sl.ao9l.3lI No. q Milwaukea fl.sa
a5i;aaS ., " nng5aaded r. Iowa aud stluGesats sn!
harley na!ninal. Ma!t 4u.st. Corn ,u.chaagaat. re-
ceirts 2a9 09G Du. Outs trsler; rseepta 3u00 bu
miIe1 West9rl,. d9aolc; whlto Western. 12asd5c.
iAf AND p1lops--unchangcd,
:. III s aMt, qntet and arm no.
1tGssio. Molataey Ind ricu UNCHANGED.
rKrnnlEun-pnn; cruls. DO; refined, i7Hc.
IuAP2NT1AE-bteadyR at 2oM4}auc.
Eaas-Fasm Western, eoqa34e. .........
msss ;s1aSls7s spat; | s5aisps '.s 1asust. 1ssot S
latus III bulk, l1Ka; snala hams III hllk, 1bo; mid
M'ss dui: short e}ear l34oi long cleAT lo,. Lat1a
leayy pritns steam, II l8-lA9lljfc casai II ltlec
August "a l-lGtjl4s.e September.
llurrER-ssa1y; nav tSeslura, l6aS:6c.
VHEEkk-Qulet at lo9lJNc.
WA1sxx-steaJy y uy,:
CIEyRIAnn, o.. July 7.-iInEApsrurrs ~ Wheat
No. aso. $l.la, Corn. 1u37lo. nteay aud unchanged
Tor, mt.ea. Oats steady; No. !, bAos No. y Sac;
while, 66''.
rsraoLEun-pull. hoavy. and unchanged.
..s..-.. ..., A1lLWAukEE. --.....
,u;1 w 's .aS s
Isnnn.; No. Alwaukeo. tl.1vH; No. do, tl.l7A !;
sclor July, +l.17;; August $1.luh{. Oats fair aud
hrm NJ. 7, soHr. Cotn steady and In 1nodetaG do
snAad No. attsd, ase Rye ats.ly aud In uodssats
, 1874-07-08


Demand MOL. BOO, harley or,et md nominal. No.
a9prsua, sas. 4"''' "t'" 't''"A"'' AVA
7,n1.1 7r,n11oMrs4.ro Buffalo, 10, 10 o.wsso, sxc.
sssssSSa'-0o'n' Sn 5000 hi; aoas, SSo Slit ~h'''
, as,.1rxKN1a-corn. 5000 bu: flour, 8oo ,r, wheat.
IVY. 'A' CINCINNATI
,'os, o!seiNNA1t: O.. July 7.-corroa-Du md IN.
IT, au unsettled ,a ,n,, =.
Sssn aaai 'i..sd sss' e5sess. Fss e.
r. nj nj m r. ess.'e ss s,s i' as ." I'd .asss s
q; e;1.-qnen.ns,a.
s - s. e: sss;
m"a.i ana arm 'ra,, anmer loo Kettle llA@12c. Buli
NY, ~ ~ sssr G. i r. sss .oa sosnx ao
.,s .,ysesa If: sh5sdsrs 1t S7Sa. eless iaS Ii
warsxrSteady ssef, aud III in mo.r.t. demand At q.o
onun. ,,- oswEoo - ''
os'rs viii. I sashiasi sisiF9 ''"f'
Mfarn,s Jnty 7.@so1ros-Qu.et ss: and easier,
u; sSsk Sfse' Ssfe:e % ''''' *A'p"'Dt'
.,s sal nrmor; hol at ss7o. Corn arm Il 7s@asd
naav,s,oi.n,s n.1 aSp nn.E7se,rc' 6; and ar1n.
changed. ,o,r...- ~ ~
1ou,v,r,v ~ {a}s houlsyIILE: i HraLs.>. ,,,..
sssd i,s ouet ind UNCHANGED wn.,,
firm red, <l.go s,aber sl.l0; wlite, sl.I5. Corn
affn At 72eS8oc. Oats firm at 6astso. Iye quiet
Hseynloxs-rort acslvs aud higher, at s,po, nu,x
,9Ats urn; shoalues, TIC clear rib, 1o3;c; clcaE
We Win11@ato sa0atceaF'd hsm'' 14'; plain, l3o
s.: s.: Ioum: 5u'y 3-co11os-Dal md nominal.
, 1874-07-08

r1n TiH-Large, 500; x1nhll, Sic; liar, s9c.
Ir1D-rg, gnul bst. s4Spo; lad rtpo, $40; out
4 a4sEEr @ ztso-ru casks, 100; le.a quantity, 1o4o
inolasI7e Wi a. No. slalned, loa; American nus
s a.ssts,sf1 isss1so t.@,o 1ae No. 21s2.. s; 49,;
per Ss y sas i, tfo% :, 'i' H. H. N In. IL
iss 1ss; = sss; iali saaale' % 'S ier cont ais.
Tho don'ana VA aet!ve and tho market 1rm r. r.
s' ss d. e ss :s g &C. &C. ss sas g. g; ;sass s ~, T. $50
NA1hL sfohEs-wers atsatly unaef moderate
inquiry. q'otasons: Manila tope. ID, ltc; s!sal
lsss ssis y 's'Ss sss ssss ~ sss s
o4kum, bsis. 5sg9a.oo pitch, y 'bf4, *SooSauo'
goeraily will sustained pricsa Instol has caead on
s ns,'o Ss .ss ts ct ssf
hon, g. dek tcst lStalsha; a. 5 tnol, esal ssss
ss9 .s Ssn!ss lsa' ii sSs IL w. n's ;s
wrae, 7a<5sac; epsrni, s21oeaaao; nsstsfoot oil,
sff S TUT a. sIS es se'ifaA ssAsn s OIL ,s H' ssa ss
80 OIL 7so tnrpenttne !HslSs; naph'hn' cs GRAVITY
very hr At hshcf range Of prtees than week aRo.
undor Al aotlvs inquiry aud limited ofertngs. New
ISoeS SrsnS ars e oas III Is ogh ;h
tnacl liberal recoipth Of new Will cas,ss ieoltne
In old before long, peachblowa tn ear-lots: s 6oe@
@pe.ehb'owa @ tn rom a1 .tos. IT, Us lnr IN 1e os.
,Mtal.45 per br Now potatoes $5.0oS 80 per Lrl
~ PouLTKY-Tiis q @ m nssfkss h.s been rather quIot At
tho clone. under inersasod 1alprfea. Tnrkess vera
vury dull tolay, aud lower: Turksya. aayHc; chick
en-, saoo9sbo; aprinsa, *2ect83'oo psr aoz dicks.
sEEDs-rradlne under thts head continues lsht.,
ses Tae nes. :" Is
s., Ss ,a s.; ~ S fS ''S e.. NJ ns%s se ea
also Hungarian and miliet. pnckrhoat uas Ratablc
Tothy aaosable Il =. 457.7e tellor August, 276
d. si,ss@i 70 ssisr xHssss STU; n,i!ls,
Hungarian 4084,o bnckWAeat. sl.ll@l. 10. saie4 TO.
2s % esst R!s: g Ssssy ss ss,ss ssst IT
$i.d5; 700 bsga Hungarian ut ssc: Is 10 II 43o.
| aALT-The local aud country dssusud conttuuts &C.
gnits Mbor.l thi4 resk. Wo quote, onoadagn and
tos9ss ss%sT e. eo.i.s s s" oan.a :ss ss; ss, sss,
4s;H t.5is f. ,;s ,:5s ;f if,s &. S,, accom-.
.ons ars III Il foow. young % hy.en, s ee@on 10
s g. 'sa sa@ss sss's e s. a. ss s.s e
eo@sso: common Imperial, 3s@eue; good to cholca
sst. ss s.s. Ct & &C.: .ss's ssss%Sss %s,a 'sSsss s
1.so ehotea to extra no" Japan, o5c@sl0o; common
to goed de. sssSae tss to good, oa aoeadsc; sna..
common ts ans oeilons. ss@45c; so0d' et9d'c' j
y oe s ssas
tl F,as cus1Estra 4saB6o; choice, ooassc medium,
soGshto, poor 10 common. 35te A5c.
Ftuo-N.tural eaf 7e9sos; half bright, so97oo /;
black, sound, 4aAbuo.
EHff91nOH.
, 1874-07-08
MARKETS BIZ TELE0RAPH,


FoFo18h MNfKEfbs
LONDON, July 1.-The weather throughout England
to-day Is fair.
Tas rats for u,oney vt tho Btock Exchange On Gov
ern.nont securities ID az per cent. TIE amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank OF England on bal
ancs to-day wua c47,u00. Consols for money. 82X@
4a5f account 32sS@93*, 6-20s of 'G5, 103A; b-.0s
Of 'G7 1855 l0-<Vs 104X new 81, Hay; Now York
Central, % Erie. 2sA@M prefesrad, II.
Tallow. lls.
lAAts, July 7.-NenteH, cot 60c.
1lyERpooL, July 7.-Cotton firm mildlinR upland,
8Ad; uiddlng Orleans, 8'ie98 salcs. II, ,c0u baes
bales.
Drcatf.tnnfa hnayy. California whse wheat averaged
12s 2d912s III rod Western aprlng, 1os 3l3lls 10.
cctpta Of wAeat for the past thres days. 3SU09 bN
An'yrean, W 900 ba. Flour, 27s. Corn, ass834s 3D.
, 1874-07-08

PntLApELru1A, July 7.-Wool steady and in fair de-
msnd. Ohio, PENNSYLVANIA, and West Virginia Xxx
and above, 6o@54c; extra. sa&abSc; Medium, 50a
Western tane. 45@5oc medium, so@32c: coarss 4sc
ca,neang washe.i, eoo oonbng unsashed, 4oe Can;
medium unwsshed s093aoi t-wRBhed 50f9 53v; ox-
t4a mud merino pulleu, 453ooo; No. nnd superiins
pulled, 454S50e.
, 1874-07-08

Snse,at ntsna.eh ia rAs tAtease tstaxas.
DntDnErnRr, CnsrAa0, July 7.-AHNlvku-Etctls
tor Snu,mit BIiKo, willow Hpriags il. u. o4rpe,i-
tor. saR Martin Hexan. lasnons; ]; H. Walker, L.
moat oe. Atannila, Ls!noAt AdYaaes1 1:onlont;
Florence D,yer, Lasout; u. poclescq. Lelnont; Gold
Hunter Las .lta H. t. doods!l, 0!taWa Midae, 0ut.
fAIo Rock: sturchaut, Ottawa.
Observation-Disclosures, utitA Orion, Afarseie4 Liz
Norris U4l,utS, Ottawa Board Of Health, Hullul&
, 1874-07-08

EXPORTS FROM TIE &EAnoAnp,
Tho following are tho aggregate exports Of tho
articles named from the PortH Of Portland, DoH.
ton, Nav York, Philadelphia. New Orleaus, and
Baltimore, for tie past week.
Flour, brls. 8o,&8apork, bsls. ...... 3,7G0
WLeat, .GlB, ,0OU Lasd liz. ao2 00o
Corn bu......1t t214, Voo uacon, $4,000
Rye, bu........... 73,000
above ports wors Tor tha unletmeutionol reels
III follows,
, 1874-07-08

Sreeiat Dtxpateh 10 Ths tH,taeo Tribune
Eka1s. H., July 7.-The cheeae market rersstns
firm, and the demand ia good for prime cream olsess
at per ceut olt tso1n Last week. Regular sacs sro
boxes at lo@l0tfo. Aggregate pounds ot oLaess aol
143,7 Tha tses amounted 10 $t4, ,8J4.21. The st.
tendAnes van hrgc. Several ssr*ugcrs, both buysEa
And Sellers. worn present.
, 1874-07-08

TUESDAY EVENING, July 7.
The following wero tho receipts and shipments
pf tho leading articos OF produce lii Chicago
Turing the past twonty.fonr lloura, and for the
corresponding lase ONO yeas ago:
, 1874-07-08

NEW ioRk, July 7.-Husiuess was ouly moderate
with commission honses, and the jobbing tsade
ehsnRea. nsown cotton drills aud nledium b.eauhed
sniss'nga wcrs fairly acyo. King Philip a xhirtas
nanl. Cloths aud oyorro4sings iu fair request by
clothiora. Foreign gopds very JUL,
, 1874-07-08

Eaas-Wcre irregular, Choice paclnRes sold At u
4 siss .os xas itess saa IL vsstles het, WIZ
day only* ,.-,
nssa ea.us.s e p,1sss i ash; gsas,aI se!i1ts
Stu characterixcs the demand aud although the ar
ss 's ss pan
fom@slo; No: do, ss95@o IS; No. ! trout, g e1@ @
9o ~ n snofe q a aaSsste' ~ ne" ns, siu.Sues
.sssasss; ts%!l; sssSsssl' seSri. sss5ssis S s.:
.er9e eness eo. i IS :il.1 abss5or sos1 hsrpnS
hria 8'soSso.9o 81 Hn5i; 81 S4:2sg4.5o Lses1dee H
asrFing foana, N: d. M.hsl A9oss
4o@aa3 Colun9ta NwGr salmon, M-br'. &e.769lo0o
FRUITS AND NpIs-.radtng has beet on :
.n re re ssn q sam .,
lsye taksn paee. No qaG!o: TonE'os1Dstes 5S
=: 49, 1taaisYs Ts;.isI ps!nss' l,x@,sXs , : r r! !;
sst y 1ayers Ia1s1ns. !oots MnsSate! tSo
Fssl lsty2ue poMnrtcIasnT Ysrk spre' ,s; ,eS;ras
qua.,ers, lahglsHc; Western @ do llAs1ae Southern
iiN@iu; tkst5s!riss lo.s 2os; 5SSnossr'ss, tSat?s
1e Nues Tatus
.ntngton psanas. tassy l2@la:; DO sseoa q.'sltty.
7Qssc.
GREEN TRu1TB-Tno intensely hot Weather has
sae .aese s Ssea
Strawberries wer* dull and other Varieties In fair
quest. Apples are dull. The stoek s largs md uu-
desirable: Lehous-Frensh Mess!na. aud Palermo,
ess Ascnss as ?ss ss1
ss 'iss &C. aS
bu; cherries. Bal6c; oary Riebmonds, $i.oo@l.oo
per bu; aweet cherries N''oGs2oo per ca'o; ap"
now features tn tn groeery market. Trale ia re-
3obSera there good feeling r. ehaugss vains
were conhued to g ~ sdyanos III cotlees7 . Ao ad-
vance IN susars aud deelin. ef No In rice. Other
Ds-cARu. Eopi-7A 7A@7Xe: ,,,
cotFEEs-Ae@sna. ~ @ SoNASa3ae; & Q: .,, g; JaTa. 3saa
Ceylon 2aA a2oac fancy Rio, 2adaeoalo; cnoice do
Ss sSa.ao Do 5asSS scsss,ag d.. g. ?S@
aa;;:sA'~'' a;:s. W. p6'AA'' ~''s''S' A'~''' ''1e
u xsE asegEss sEost xssa 1s&sH
hloE1rs.na, shtasAc: Asngoon' T1s@so; Caro-"
s1otns-ratent cut loat, IKE: crushed and pow
dared, llse; gt~nulated, A, standard, lux
1oAc: do No. D. 10h 9ltt,c; b, l61aG9l0kc; extra q,
5s sS,to Ss Ses,s, 1s Sa ;ssS, ss,ns 4 H. Ss ddS dS
fair DO, 8k@stc: choice molsasss ssgaE, phd2st9c;
fair d., s5fGyc; common DO, s1fasNe.
o1tra hnu, 8}sBBo; good RuEarehuuhe brup, g6G7Qc
extra do, 75@soc; Nex oreans molasseg c!.oce, $50
&C., do Rr!s sossei DO eom%on @12e rsrt y
| @loc
| salEaArus-common to bert, sxaoxc.
sr'osss-Asnee l'sse soss, tHs@soe s.s
i5o It,; ginger, i hiFenn, as1sss do oalsat, is9Sos.
a. mHttts9 sHa ae osasn Mfs
| pAlu, Ga6Au; Bayon 1mprral, U@Gac; whie Rus.
A2n, b51 G3hc GnhnPhRG. u$heScs prltTosp 1iRhS C.
, 1874-07-08

fa.9s. Whs al description Of atock wors an, mo-
no am.n or sTr VIZ ro 1aaFs
Thsy ars not upto tho standard reuire BY ahlppers+
ecs on account Of sher ralaivo choarntss, and th!a
Objectionable htock waa unsaahto todat at hny 3D.
yancs oTer tho prioca paid for It in thu country.
9tockera wnra scarcely inquired for. Tho tnark0t
cloAed wcak.
QUOTATIONS.. ~
Extra HteTos--Grnaeu Bteers, eraRtnt 400
choIra neoyos--F,ns, fat, we! formea year
to yoac old ateers. averaging l,2ov 10
l.aoo ....... s7saoot
Good Dscvea--Ne-f -fattened, nno'y formed
s..srs. avtr.efnn lilo 10 i,oo u, ....... bto1sot
Medium 1rAaeH.-atttts Id fair htsh, Aytr-
aging lo5o to 1.1so 475a5.2
DusehSrs 9teek-0oMnson to tsts steers,
and good to extra cows, for city slaughter, ..
avetag,ng sS1 to 100 Ill.,. s.1s@iH
Stock Gattlo--Comtnon cattle, III decent
neah, averaging 700 to 1850 ,hs.......... 895al6t
Infer,or--ILght Ard tim eows, hesfera,
sttgs, bulls. aud scaswag ateers.......... aoo@an
CAte-TcxAs choice corn-1rd. .........,.. 6.Nuta6.6 ii
Catt1e-Yhxaa winteren North. h.....,,... - 16lAe t. n
Catfe-Texas, through drosea ea............ l75a3.7!
CATTLE h1LEA,