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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03

0NE's LIRE. The question - often
asked whether any man would choose TO
live his life over again. A plausible re-
ply Of Burke is reported by Boswell. 1t
was plain, he argued, that everybody
would wish to live his past life again,
because almost everybody, at an adgan-
ced age, is willing to go on living Now
a man, say Of sixty or seventy, cannot
expect to have as much enjoyment IN the
future as he has had in the past Ii,
therefore, we arc all anxious 20 drink the
less of life, it cannot be doubted that We
should all be willing to take the first
fresh draughts second time The ar
gument is, perhaps, satisfactory as re-
CARDS the immediate question at issue. -
No doubt, if an angel could appear to
any Of us and offer us a fresh start, we
should accept his offer thankfully. The
reason for hesitation is that VIC do not
generally answer the questions quite fair-
ly. We look back with certain woa-
rincss upon the long devious track ofonr
past existanec, and fancy ourselves start
ing again with the knowledge Of what is
to come, or at least with the shadow Of
our actual experience cast back upon our
earlier past The real question is, Of
course. whether we would live again with
the old hopes and the old freshness; and
not whether we would 20 through the
same performance with the spirit jaded
by the weary journey Of later years. Adj
hitting, however, that Burke's reply is
as true as it is ingenious. it does not an
swer the underlying doubt which prompt
ed the question. That we should choose
to live again is probable enough; but
would our choice be wise Have most
men, on the whole, enjoyed surplus Of
pleasure? If, before accepting an offer
Of repetition Of life, they were calmly
to consider that problem, they might re-
turn quite different answer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
UNDERTAKING.

TIME undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens OF Rockville and vicini-
ty, that he has bought the right, title, inter
est and good will of his father, in the IN
DERTAKING BUSINESS, together with the
Hearse, Wagon, sc. neeessaryfor conducting
the same, aud that he will be prepared here
after, upon the shortest notice, to accommo-
ate all who may require his services. lib
eral share Of patronage II solicited
W REUBEN HUMPHREY,
Washington Street,
iuue10-tf Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
rAMES w. BOSwEl,L.
R. y. CARTER.

[LATE FARTHER WITH WIN. oLDFlELDi ESQ.
M P-MAKER,
III FOUNTAIN GREEN, Hartford Co., Md.
Will attend promptly to DIGGING AND
MAILING WELLS, PUTTING IN NEW
PUMPS and REPAIRING OLD ONES.
NEW PUMPS kept always on hand. Price
SO cents per foot.
ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED.
rs All letters addressed to B. +. CARTER,
Fountain Green, Hartford county, Md, or TO
HUGH MlLEs, Poolesyille, Md, will be prompt
Iyattended to-.
oct 7-3mn b f. CARTER.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
Exco Isior Pu1np

4 7 snOfI 10 ILV.
Always on hand all kinds Of Pump Fix
lures, of the very best quality.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the prem
ises where they are TO be placed, when desir-
ed, al so cents foot.
AllPumps Constructed by the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they viii be kept In order by him, for
ten years, for the moderate sum offs pr year.
All Pumps put in and not proving sAtisfac-
tory, will be taken out and the money re-
funded.
Orders by mail, or in person, attended to
with promptness, aud az moderate prices.
MB> Forany further information, applyto
Mr.. !. BYEas, Montgomery House, Rockville
Maryland. n
PUMP MAKER.
anIa-lY Fnnntain Green. Harlord Go.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
OLDFEEED,S

Il xc @ l Tor i u m p.
TVNHEundersign ed has now on haud about
10, 600 feet Of White Oak Pump Stock,
which has been in soak in Spring water a
sufficient length OF time to free it from sap
Any Pump constructed Of this sock is guar
anteed not to giVean imp easant taste TO the
water. His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock in the above manner are most ample
aud complete, and he will always be prepar-
ed to nut up the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03

A highly connected and Immediately
aristocratic young lady up town, while
suffering from an aggravated attack Of
morbid sensibility, is reported 10 have
lost her head No reward offered, as
there was nothing Of value in il.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1874-07-03
CUMBERLAND COAL.

Just received, large lot of Cumberland
Coal which viii be sold in quantities to snit
purchasers, at lowest rates. by
GARRETT &c CONNELL,
NAV p Rockville Depot
, 1874-04-04

sear Juno, sso N. rD'1 red ti1a%@,s in1ss1sah, sSts1 @
osNo sol|Sr 5nnS 79o le1 misaa, nss 9'Ss sss
no dnoven Rteve Gso o Oats qao and unchanged
1ssor1pra-Eionr, 400 br1a, wheat, e,ooo pu, corr.
II 600 bn oats, 1,0O0 hu. ''N'' "'N' WHY
r. 1n 800 brs; wheat 900 bu; corn.
'''V'0 y" 0a''' n0pSi CLEVELAND.
qtEvEIANp, O., April -nnEAoaruFrs-F,our ou,c&
na az ,mSamag mnSnangsa quoted at t1o@eIS Wheat dn
No. No. No. @asss fs sSr,na Ta9t euys1s os
7oo. Oats firm No. Slate, o1o; whlto, 81 No. DO
OH n;s 6E ,ns spd Teek ssnar x
DETROIT.
DETROIT, April 3.-DngAusrurfs-F1our quict md
unchanged, Whcat acye and advanced; extra, sl.1o;
amber. Corn steady and IN moderate dctnand,
1T 70@72c. Data IN good demand at tic.
GLOVER SEEb-$7.80.
~ 1ooo woat 1000 bu; corn, 5000
sn1rntnra-Tiour, 2ooo brla; wheat 900 bu corn,
400 bd oaa, 600. -,.
CINCINNATI.
OIHcrNNArr, April 3.-Co7ToN- -sscady aud IN mod.
crato demand ut loo.
DnEAparuFrs-Flour dull, but unchanged, Wheat
dull and drooptng at 81 40. Corn in steady demand al
G4998o. Oat8 dull md locllnol to 4435o Rye Hteady
and IN moderate demand at $i.oA. Barley dull and
nominal,
OrLs-UncllanRct. :
E1as-strong 1T 13o. :.
buTTEn-stcady aud in moderate demand choice
CtEEsE-acnrca md firm. !,
paoyiH1oNs-rork in Light demand, but holders 0rna
at $l11u9l6.25. Lard quiet md Bteady: atean oHcs
99ette, We Bulk MeAs qlllc and htcaly atGfa74G3
ot9c, az looeo. Bacon scarce md firm at G3{36Ji4
0}sG90Hc, nil packed, |~o'@sS'
WuisEx-Fa!r anl firm at o2c.
, 1874-04-04

ST. LOUIS, April s.-CoTroa-Quiet and unchanged /;
ea7ter Ier for buyeFa little doing
MSsalss Pes' oesa oss1epaa srkss sS fsr
snd arm No. mixed, as9e2<o On essttrsst: Oats
east track barley dull and unchanged 1ows spring,
$l:3o Ryo easier ut D7c.
Enthusiastically at 02c.
TROYtsfoNB-pork active, firm, and advancing at
close hold at $1,000. Dry sait meata nominal
fos elesr ri rib ~ ssoc for roe cleas Lard rm
meia aiaasGfsRs 6 sas,s sSss SsivS 9xs: sat. '40
a., cArTIE;.leeeirts, -r l,o7a; hrm; good to prime
BUFFALO, April B.-DRE4psTurFs-Whea act.vo;
sales $4,000 hu Ut 81 D2 for No. Milwaukee, ST. for
No. do AT tho c!oso held at 81 10 for No. aud $l4
Tor No. Corn ScaEeo; sale" eafs new at 7o on
sEEps-stoady; fats aSm4na; log
extra spring, N7oSo.5o. ,Yhcat steady and In mod,
sIa's as1 sss1 ky Vi TssfsS sSis1 San. ss9 49,
1SHo seller April o1o; solloI May, dsc. nyo tair snd
Ne f9sa M III barley quiet and nominal
Pnovls1oNs-Aless pork firm at sl6.bo@l6.7s bid !;
&C. s1asst 1S Hsst s'esn
REoE1pTa-Flour. 1000 brs wheat, 6l 200 bu.
sa1RaHa1s-alea; ,iiff,Gsi SSS ,S5s v'sa iu.
BALTIMORE MIDI April 3.-naEApsrurrs- nn-
changed. Nhoat unchanged, Oorn-Wcstorn mixed
sast ds = sss as yo o1ii aa fm "'sforn aed ''0 do
PnovIsloNs-Fsrm and unchanged. ...
lots Of Northwestern tub, $50,
WnIsky-Ycry dull at b0@001{c. ..-.
CoSfEE-Nomfnal; good to primo Rio car3ocs, 329
93o.
PHILADELPHIA,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April a.-lnEApaTuFrs-Flour
unchanged. Wheat and ryo unchanged. corn-Ycl-
low. $50. Data hrm white, G2@Gbc.
WHIsK1-97Hc.
TOLEDO.
ToLEpo, April s.-DnxApsruFra-Flo quiet and un-
changed. Wheat quiet and weak: No. ! white Mishi-
, 1874-04-04
REAL, ESTATE.
The following instruments were Alod for roc
ord Friday, April3:

Tho following Instruments were Alot for roc
ord Friday, April3;
CITE PROPERTY.
The premises No. 70 Aberdeen st. dated April a; con-
sldaration, 5000.
Flournoy st. 2ssh # Of Lcavist st. +, 2411os,S IT.,
dated april l; consideration, $1,000.
Indiana ay, 131 it IL Of Twenty-niuth al, o I, 5ox
leo sic #, datod March Ii consideration, $4,000.
Hickory st. $50 # n Of Deer1ng st, 1, 251150 It,
aated Juno 8, 1873; consideration, $500.
Lincoln st, ut # 8 Of Monroe at, I, 25x1s5K IT,
dated april 2 consideration, s4,6oo.
Halstei st, 181 It Of Thirty-hfth st. T., 25x124k
It, dated MRrch Jl /: consideration, s1,5oo.
Blue Island az, 331 1-1o It Of Sixteenth st. or
:sxloo M e. with hudiug dated Aus. = 1873; consider
snsli +, lSs Of Second st +, 24z16S it, dated
brcfner st, lo3H # Of Oak st. " l., 40x90 IT, dated
SITE 10 y st, +, a,.1ao it,
oisSa aPs s sosas'is'a sss i 252s
NV It, Of Twentieth st. /, a5xioo IT, with
Ogden ~. Ss Tasior ind Twelfth sts os 7oz
Gs493 #, dated htarch 10; confederation 81. 600.
sub dated Aag sasradH sheFe
sedgwck It, a8 It Of Wisconsin st. II. 251l23 It,
dated April 2; constellation, $t.25o.
a.tsa FaFton stDun y 100 # Of Goopss at rlso it,
dated Fob. i; consideration, IS 600.
West Monroe at, rs II o Of Wood Ht I, 25xlo4X IT.
Tith IL improvements. dated April 4; consideration,
Prairie av, 175< IT Of Twonty-sixth st, t. unai-
ysded Of 2AEx172 G-1u IT, dated JAM L; considera
don, 1900.
All Of the above lot, datcd JAM 10; consideration,
$500. -"
Wabash Av 100 It Of Jackson a I, 4oxl7l Clio It,
with building dated March 80 confederation tG0 o0O
William Arnold to Henry Corwith.
to ass dated rs eonsiefsesn, d
NORTH OF CITY L1sITA,
Lots Is and II, In Block II, Hayenswood dated
March 50 !; consideration, 32,050.
soventeen lots in pcck'x Il Of Block 49, Q u Sec
20. 40, IT. dated March % consideration, sci, ,3i5
e Of swA Block a., shefleld's Addition {6 ncres};
also, Lot IN Block ID. Sec 29 49, IA. with build.
ing, dnted March 8; consideration, s93.ooo
SOUTH or CITY LIMITS.
Lot 10 tn Block 2 Of HeintzA part u u ofsv
SEQ 4 50, II, dated Aug. II, 1878; consideration,
Lot 30, Fish + Young's part Lot {west Of Wallace
81, ID - 1sw II Sec \, 2a, II, dalod Apr1l cou-
Lot and east II feet OF Lot in hcDougalls Lo: T.
81 Block q! Sec 10, 50. IA, dated April considera-
, 1874-04-04

wheat was rathor less aotiyo, but quito strong,
.1',iy aad yey steady. The May option advanced
premium on May deliveries diminishing to 4Io
under good aemRnd for this month. There
WAS no public news from Liverpool or New
York, but private advioos from the formor city
woro said to quote Tint market as
stronger, and there is no doubt that English
operators are turning thoir attention moro fully
this way, now that water communication bids
fair to DO aoon restored. A good English do
mand q Ia anticipated, md It IL not improbable
that 1t existed hero Today, but concealed by OPP
Grating through brokers, A good many Of tic
April deliveries arc supposed 10 bo atill 1nnado,
ana Bomo or the purchases 1nado to-day woro
gnaerht9od to DO on short account, while the May
the wa beesn 70 20 S aa al
the market turned upward, and 1t Was rumorod
tnat our stocks we're soon to bo largely reduced
6y shipments. The anow-etorm also tended to
armneaa by threateniae to reduce the volume
ct receints; seller May opened at $l.25}, rose
to sl'203f. receded to 61.2516. adyancea to
, 1874-04-04

@g2s medium At sdoo@o7S and good to estsa At
EAST l1nEnEr, Pa, April 9.-CAr11E- receipts for
the week ending April woEe o1 1880 head
tho demand, which has boon slow On account of the
last Weok being ay on n aS@ 1aS wss no. 20
INC attendanco Of buyers wore not FULL and sales
iSs i sS ei$s f. !: !;
Total sae@ for the veek 1,sos % lead. '''' 'e''''
Hoas-The roeeipss for the week woro 1876 cars Or
uah 1T ensn eS'eie 81 sss das
be:t GRADES and ac anser s tse eens ns
x primo s5; Yo1k
not Mnny on hand unaod. ana fcw arc arriving.
smEEP-fhc III recopts for tho week. woro B3 cars or
s1Dv v0p as assns. ras 81 the Eeok Tho
5uesdsy tho market closing slower ono '' load t' Of
% ibs fair Is to 80 sr, IT, 75sS.2 com.
men, 20 to 70 Its, $5oo@6.bo. Only load two re-
tots fp1 70: n: T. Az April e5o
there was not sutcicnt trade to establish prices. All
the arat arrivals were through conaignmenss.
closed arm at 7@so for good to primo western aheep.
Only two loads remained unaod, tho owners holding
above tho market. The only Bnlo today waB 10l Ohio
sheop, averaging % tbs, at $3.50.
uoosI,dRseeips. 1000; total for tho week. 21.ooo,
against 10 100 for tho time last week. Tho market
Mns active at 25c por cent decline On heavy hogs
Yonkera. S5.2s@ 80; heAvy hogs, $5.5o.35.eo.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, April il3.-BEEYEs-Reccipts 2o7 n,aking
the lat four days. nganat s35 ior tho SINUS
time last week. Upwards Of 60 cAr-loady intoned for
todays market, we're stopped at phtladehin Tho d.
mand was very modcrate and tho offerings were
manly Worried on at yesterdays figures, Including
cwt at 10k@l1No; cars fat Cherokee cattle, cwt,
acan at o; cars fat Ohio steers primo to fancy Ut
12@13o.
suEER-Arrivals, 1870. making $3.50 for tho Inst
1our days, against GOO for the time Inst weo1
Tho demand Was next to nothing but fow fresh
offerings werc sold, hodcrs asking fun pricca or G
@o4o for poor to extra unshorn sheep. with q cur
load Of fair Clipped 0hios, ~ 70 lbs, at axe.
sW1NE-Reccipts, 1885, making TO- 1875 for four daya,
agnina 15 600 for tho sne time laet week. None Wore
tho faw outoido safes Of ity-drcsBed were at Is.c
, 1874-04-04
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


PH1LADELruIA, Pa., April 3.--Woo1 Ia In improved
Siraa9a Sfan sna nna rmor ohto Pennsyyans an West
b5@6oo: medium. o5@5eo; ooarso, 45S6oo; New
York, Michigan, Indiana, and Wcstarn, lne, b0@62o
Modium, bs@55: coarse, 46@ooc; combing, washed
com6lng, 62@86o; no unwashcd, 25(S95o; coarse and
medium washed, 3593Sc tub washed, 64957Ho; e1-
pulled, 45@5Dc.
, 1874-04-04
COhINIERCIAL.

FR1nAT EVENING. April 3.
The following wore the receipts aud shipments
OF the leading artioles OF produce III Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-04-04

PoTAToE9Iho rocops waro eols:rab,y sracr
and, in tho nbsonco Of any particular ionand, oxecp
for worry choice varieties, prices were weak and unso
potatoes. were salablo whom eho,ee. We quota :
a' 81 ''s ssIss as 9i1s 2ss;snssss Ssass
blows N car.lots. sl2,ai2o delivered carly roso,
awost potatoes, yelow, 3sooSdso; d. raS sS; ss.oG
poULTRy-Iho demand Is firm under lisht ofror-
ingn and comparatively good lomand from the city
nd eommana III ahes prices thssa i've: aeesa and
e soos 1ssfisys si9s e
i've, 1e@l1N1; ohiskouo, q, osaed, t3ooa425; do. IL
coo9s, $sooAo0; ducks, s3oo@375; goose, live, $7oo
SEEDS Timothy vas rnthcr dull, md tho common
aes & .sa ss IT,
good lots sold at e. 1o@2a5. oiovor was III moderate
sa Ct It Hun
aisv An 4 & sys n nS'o ss|ss
nt $279X 81 bags At $270; TOO bags primo $2GS
i! bsss ses H. 81 = ~
bags choico clover At $500 so bugs do at $ss5; 30
baga DO good at $57s 10 bags at 1906 81 bags fair
90 6ass do good Il cSo 80 bass mot Ut aSo sss 0'
g. and saginnw ano, 81 .so oanade, Do taoo; ordi
Ashton asli asi's poe R'ss e. s a''Fs with
lighter than usual and under tha INFLUENCE Of as
vices 9f On advance in Europe, tho ieo!ing is buoy
feeling condent Tint higher prises viii prevail 1iai. IL.
tic iator r. the scason; We quote: Young hyson,.
sSees e ossr t. f a ssts az s9 g 4
choice Do. g9c(ssl.io far % sooa a1powaer, ~ 72S
mon to good Do, 7o@soo: fatr to good olI, o5575o
ns oo9ns soo a.R;e
ehSiss %69 te ~ S5n!r.} s5s@$lo9 6 5..,.
ENE ou7-E1tra, 7o@aoe choice, eoasso; y medium,
6o@65o; poor to common. 25@45c.
black. sound. 45@55c 0Ss''
sAok1so-dool e cholco, 32@aso; naodiun, IS
>WobD-Renains dull and weak "a followa: Beech,
$so99sSo; maple S2oo@obo; hickory. $1,000; slabs,
WooDEhWARE AND DRooMs-n1erchanta report
fair and increasing demand for woodonware at nni-
Fsss9y Rrsis = 70 sre unchanged M
II ss st5;
ker Ss Il 'hhsi hstoa,hol al'1, .1a
plain; t375 rer doz; do, iron bound s3.75; ehurns
eothes-pi Soc@sis; TnshSosrds sassaeS @qer per
doa; barrel covors, $2.0o@2.6o; kannakina, ss.oo@
d. N ns aasi IN Rss sSS
1900 per n: Nc, brooms, 800 No. do, s275 do
com%op, 1eG1p, $222ssaso9: 22s 49,. ...,,,.. ...
sro Light and stock small. NO quote:
aS TaS aasd,' Sass' aom%ea Rans to 1856
s5:sss II
fleeco, washed, medium Light. .....,...16@4ao
Fisees ssss unwsse ooarss to medium
fleece unwsahed, COARSE and dIngy 2ota30o
s,ss ana e4ers h1Na nhe
eGPsi eRa sfei arc lis S
ished ratca. II La rumorod that In some instances
, 1874-04-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Chicago.

OtEAnED-schr Koarnagc, Goods Harbor nundrteeY
stmr Muskogon, Muskegon, sundr1es; prop Truess
QeIl, ManltQNQC, SHnlr1GB. ~
=, ,Ann1vEn-schr skllmore, pentwator, lumber. schr
1amis9' s1nni99ns' sangatuck, lnmber schr Dceae noak,
bsr; bargos New Erlo, Tourney, q, q. D.. doldon
Harvest, aud Apprentice BOY, Grand HAyen, lutnhor.
, 1874-04-04
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET,

FRIDAY EVENING, April 3,
the docks, but owing to tho unpleasant weather. 1uu-
her WINS neglected. Piece stuff is quoted at $i050a
u.00, md shingles nf1oat ut s.. .00@3, lax,
At THE YARDS,
The order trade continues fair and prices for COM
mon lumber nro well maintained, The incrcnec in fhe
rocepta Of shingles since the opening Of navigation
, 1874-04-04

Two vessels reported taken TO load 7vhc,t for
tho lower lake ports The ratca woro not made nbiic
scir II. L. Higgo for wheat to FIngston and Bohr T.
j. oqey, for wheat to Oswogo, both on private terms
, 1874-04-04
CHICAGO DAILY HARKEr.

ALC0HOL-Quotahloa at &. .e0@l l,OI,
DEANe--Wcre duh. Tha offerings are fair bit
tAoro 10 ltle domsad at present. We quote Nayes.
, 1874-04-04

Ihe Masters, pilots and engineers Of our 1aho ma-
s1ae assembled Ia last evening at tho hn Of te Bwss
pose of making arrangcments to present renon.
atrance to Congress protesting against Tho law prob-
esna sa .s eEor by e easess: f. r. S Ts
Tss ss3 sssSsts5S esPs 4ssd sie minutes
srT Sopood d%ftihef that he 70
fore could not DO aeon, but they had wnlo upon Mr;
J. =. Farewell and several other prominent citizens
mittco discharged with thanks. :
.pponisa 9o s2o sress 9 % s
BIO before tho 10TH ina It shall b forwarded ii to
Washin8ton4 Tho mcmbera nre Carta. porritt, h1ey-
era, hnginn, Htokmnn, Bpatsomby and Engincera
1ests and Quinn. On request, tic chairman rad tho
'oapt: Hielmnn moved that d committee of ono b
appointed to take The romonatrance 70 Washington,
Tho motion being unanimously carried, Tie Chair
c" ~ such s;a eom%tteS ,pd ,oa Hickman
post and hire anoheE man for aevera woeks to tako
his Place. still 10 would accept, and aao pay his own
expenses m This announcement was vocfcrously
Tho ohairmen requested al thoge willing to share in
the payment Of Expenses 10 r!so Sixty slgnlned
willing to pay. About $500 was ratsed. On motion.
spms1 pRHasa 1l hs Il
buffalo, Milwaukee,, md other ports. :.
Tho meeting then adjourned to meet sgain Thura-
day evening. ut 7:5o:ocock p. nv at tho pace.
Miscellaneous.
/ During heavy Ecather on Tuesday night OF last
week, tho achr Robert Campbell endehvored to reach
8outh Manlou Harbor, but her rudder broke and she
was driven hlgh ana dry upon the bench. Tho Camp
boil cleared from Ohica9o about two weoks ago. bound
for Cool Harbor to load cordwood. The tug Levta-
than Is workg Mt the Campbell. md will undoubtedly
The ateam barge Mary Groh left Cleveland Mondav
eyoning for htarblehcad, but, whom on Rocky River
became aghtly damaged IN her machinery. and wns
towod back 70 port by tho prop Q. Hickox. Repaira
"A rsmor prevailed at Grand Haven Wednesday
port. = ~ sA"s
Tho tug John pnndivillo Of Chicago Is preparing
In the Straits last fail.
Tho Welland Canal will be oponed somo time no1t
week. Tho repairs will bo completed at the end Of
Tho leo In Marquette Bay IL still solid, and II any,
thing. Of greater thickness than at any time during
tho winter. It xtcnds only short distance beyond
first brisk wind from the southwest.
MIR. Lenue Ellsworth, one Of tho owne,s Of the
wIesklng tug Leysathan has Just returned from tho
~ ManltSus ,,a and cinity 70 states that Monday st
1co d.stanco Of half mile. From Leland be pro.
cecdod 70 Traverse in Bleigh On tho 25th ult the
asa Or the ISvlathan drove across the straits from
az a. any time during thu winter.
1T. CATHEn1NEs. Ont, April o.-Thc Welland Canal
WI be opened on Thursday, April 0, for tho passage
Pour CoLuonNr1 April a-The1o ia not much Ice On
the lake off tho harbor, but the cold weather nul
winds have poclctl II firmly the shore. ItIa i'm
possible for Feesels 70 got through It ut present. but
thoy arc lifting out for nn early start.
wards tho hike.
, 1874-04-04

good dogrco OF activity, and nt yestnr1ava ccltne
rree: ralsa r, g ass aasaay saos At for Scala
sS.Ao9no0fo for good to extra Only few droyca HoM
anov9 $o9s an!! i,ot nuny below $516 Tho market
, 1874-04-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NATIQNAT, LIME.

NOTlCEThts Company takes the risk OF tnsurnnco up
70 $500 e0 gold e1ah Of its stcamols thus giving
avoidance Of danger at sea.
The most scuthcry route haa always boon adopted BY
this Company TO avoid leo aud l,oadlhnda. -
To LIVEnP0OI. and QUEENSTOWN, from Piers
Nos A and A, North River Nov York.
Greooo, ....Apr Canada April rs
II E8fpt..t MAY
Spain .......Aprl III GFeuco..... Inlay
For L,ndon dtroor, Holland. Ap1i1a.
Cabin FnshnGe. $40. $50, nnd 500 Currency-
StcernEe, $40 Currency.
Great Reduction in Steerage Rates.
Through t!okets iron, British Ports to Chicago, 638
hnty 70 ~ e HgnGrai "estctn
site Sherman uousol, Chicago.
, 1874-04-04

METALS AND TINNEn8' sT0CK-Morchanls re-
port active interior demand at unchanged prices.
The tin market IL IN ~ unsettlol condition at present.
tions hero arc aae, for largo lots. Tho woakness is
ns to several facta among hca reports Of discoveries
credited by any tlca!ers-at loast 1t il thought that
thoy lavo bcon magaiaea. Another reason Is doubt
yhero tho nports hHvo been unusually largo within
tho past few weoks. Tlnpate a IN good interior de-
AId aellng ut Sl3 ratos. Tho local trade ID quiet
We repeat quotations:
TIN PLArE-1O, 10x1A, sl9.0o do, 19119. $3.50; 14x
90 sl4oo; do, roofing, 1tx2o, TO- $l2.oo; do, 261:0
$26.t0.
lIa TlN-Iarge 83o small, $40; bar, a5o.
BoLpER-No. !, 22o; No, 2, 20c. >.
LEAp-Pia. &c.; bar, oKo; pipe, full coils, 100; out
.auEEr auo-Full Casks, loo. less quantity, lilo;
slsba 8Kc-
, 1874-04-04
STATE LIME.

steam,hips Ct Pennsyls4na State Of Ientst.ns,
Stao Of Georea State Of Florida {baildISFj; sats 81
1adianA stats ot Nevada buildngl 70 Glasgow, Boil.
FL: SstaSsy Sts!e qeo5sia sstls satasaay.
Pier 49, North Rise.. Weekly sailnss neIi SummeE.
aarronoy; prSpad Jill cntouoy Dssitn oWag .ss e.
For further paEtiouless appy TO AUSTIN BALDWIN
j, r. EARLE, Gon'l Wosta ARt I'd CLARK ST., Chcaro
, 1874-04-04


CATTLE-Tho market wa8 active and Arm for
grades, while for good to choice smooth. woll-fatt
dtoyea thcre wore buyers at some slight advance. Il
attendance Of outsido buyers liberal, and a off
ings that would anawor to send eastward were pick
up about inst unloadcd from the cara ut IS 90
sa5 for eshy steers Averaging from LOCO to 12oo III
at $5.353b.65 for good smooth lots Averaging fro
l,1G0 to 1900 lbs and ut $575@86o for choice to
tEA qualities averaging from 80 to l,660 lbs. The
wns good inquiry for butchers' stock ut $4o0@3.t
and fair demand for stock nteera at full provio
fnte8. Only small amount OF stock remains in Il
pons unsold. aud the market closed firm.
QuQTAII0NE.
Extra Beayos- Graded stcers, averaging 400
Choice Booyes-Fine, fat, well formctl 3ycar
to 8 year old steers, averaging 1890 to
1,4so 6.76@s.
steers, averaging l,l5o to $50 lbs. b.2e@b,
Medium drndea-Gteera In fair flesh, aver
aging Ito to l,250 0ba..,..............t ba t,D0@5,
DutcherB' Stock-Commou to fair stcers,
and good to oxtra COWS, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 to 100 Observation-Disclosures, lbs. 4,00@b,
gt0ck Cattle-Common cattle, in decent
aesh, averaging TOO to 1850 lis. ......... s.bo@4
lnioTtor-Ldght and thln cows, heifers,
staga, bulls, and scaawag Reers.. s.......... 3,00@3
Dattle-Te1aa corn-fed.. fed................,... 47nt1b
Cattle-TGInB, wintorod North. ,..v..,,,,. 8,75(a4
oatue-Ie1as. thro1an droYes. 27b93.