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, 1874-10-15

salt Inoats--Hohna doing, Bacon dub sat.s l,y
nnttton at 7dn; suti!crR 7ta7Ite; ctnar rb l3,fS.
clear Bice, Fac; c1.ar rib Erarrc. tj1ns dull nt
33nt4l9e' 3an4 Latd--Suppy light; Narcc, 1aHo;, keg.
SuIan--No now received To-day ola, prime, 1otc.
., MnLAsai4-Dnll; !; t'r'y comnnt. h7'ea; fair, 6S}
07;;;s; Wy; lrms 7oslao; elnico held At ssr.
Wrstcrt. 81. .01f1 1.1H.
ConSMrAtt-Dalt snd lower, ut M."'.
siT. LOUIS.
Fhou- Low gradcH acarcc nnl better: otllrr qtali-
Ties weak ana lower aEerfno winter, s40OG5415
extra DO, f4a5Si 30 doble extra .76 fam
GnatS;-Wlcat dull anl lower; No. . rctl, esXs;
Ho. III, ss.l1a1Nt8. Corn dull mt, dropping No.
= so982c. aeeordng to loeuttun new, oBc, on track.
5ss ssar ptsnber nsrey rnsr so;s ssis,
higher; No. y a5t8uUs; No. 9, {1.1ttsi 17M strict.
" primo 10 extra. 81 ao130. Nye upo,led fs1peras
Vic offered NJ eloFc. g1c.
i'nuv1stpna--ror1 dull ut SyaE0 fDr small fots.
nacnn poinuaily uwer of!cro at advnnco; 131diA
lA.in cnsl. small ordcra filed at 4ts5c higher. Lard
iii isscGtrTS@ilour, 5,on brlB; wheat, as.ooo BIT:
corn, aoao tu; uats, 1000 hi; rye, 5000 l; bar.
HulrMExrs- Wheat. G.oao In: corr, 5000 bn.
rlTrBDunu.
p1rrsuunt. Pa. Oct 4.-QRAls-Corn and whtat
lnint nul unchanged.
,pErno4EuM-CTude. aa,yc nt Parkerh: refined,
'a7ic' philadelphia de1isaT3y at;s,3;,,,,s
MENrMIn. Oct. t.1l.-CorroS-Qnlot and unchanged; !;
sa3ss' s' 800 balgH receipts l,2o7 bales; EXPORTS
l,2iD bacs: stock. Il, ,tJ5 bales.
| ir,LoGh-Qusct i,hot; at si.5o@s.oo.
uohS-Ftrnl at 07cGfl,UO.
fRovM1oHs-Iard firm 1T 15h(3t6s.c. Bacon
s'cRos shoulders, s'1@oc; s[les, 1414@14Hc.
, 1874-10-15

NEW yonK uEAL-l:srATE sfARIEr.
business Inst wecl was quito noliyo, Bnlca tak.
ing place Mt tho Exchange cash day, whio tho
attendance OF buyers mud othors WAS ln1go, md
Tho interest manifested In thu proceedings do
c1t1od In 1la character. Nearty all tho property
tliaposetl of, howoror. sold ut low figures. Tho
salo attracting tho most attention was TINT oh
Tuesday, whom n lot 25B by 100.on Fifth avenue,
southeast corner Of El%hty-fourth atroct, was
sold fur al3,500. sotnc i,tercst was alao
oyinced In tho second sao Of tile oloaaollo1d prom
iscs known as tho AEauhattan Atnrhot, which wnH
1iatose Of on Wednesday for 5281, $50. Tho total
yalue Of city real estate sold for tho wcck ending
with Saturday, Oct. 10 amounts TO holargo stun Of
G3a, HG4. Ms agaiust a142 A25, tho 1gurca for Tho
previous week. No suburban auctions lave bcon
held during tho weul. md Duslness gonerallY,
outside Of forced Hnlcs rlnlcr legal ot1!crs coI,-
tinuca hull. 4 aaln Of nrookyn property. con-
Sitting OF some Buvcnty cAuice Prospect parA
lots, wns attempted ut The Exchange on Tuesday
last, but nfter soule eleven os had boen sold Mt
prices snmcthluE less than ono-half Tho figures
Of four years. ago, q further Halo was postponed.
Whether wo may expect IN improvements i'll tho
market tlin fall IL questionable blttf Investors
tint in tho near futuro prices in advance Of those
HOW ruling can DO obtatned.-Ne'o loitk Times.
The following Instruments were filed for rec-
ord Wednesday,, Oct. IL:
cirr rnorEnTY.
Cornell st, 80 II " Of Nnb1c At, Il +, 9ix12aEft,
with buildings, dated Oct. 1a............... 1850
Lot on cnnrt " Of and near Pine at mud II ftH
Of Dolawaro I'laeo, 371v5 #, with buildings,
1sSses % ~. A. cor Il TIirts- cahtI st. u. ii:
# 10 .1o1slson place, ilaul Aug. {George Nj. ,.
es:aa sss s &c. sss 81 Il a ess !; Il. vi $4,000
rxsays!:'S % i Sss y, 81 a. i e Wentworth ar,s, |
i1a5Ss IT, t; sssS cor ii IT. + 30 ios
1I5 II, dated Ocs. T.. a................+.. 1,900
Dlao 1sland ~, n # il OF Fifteenth st, Buf,
4Sxl20 II, tlutcd Oct. H.. .......:...... 5000
| Eighteenth st is tt " Ut String 1t, +, 25x10lH
II, dase SHpt ..:.... l,!00
! Celtro Nv, 1as It Of Monroe 1t, Of, ao>1s1.5
It, ntet Oct. 19,0o0
| Nybscca st 1Gy It Of Rockwell st, 8 I, 43x12l
It, dated Sept. ~. .......+. .......... 300
Ntuctoenth 1t. 144 lilo II Of No0d nj, n +, .A1
113 fl, datetl Oct IL. 3...................... $50
| WegsHn 1T, 81 # II OF Oak at, ef, und Is OF II
xlU0 It, dated Oct. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Drenaer 1t, ,lcar White st, n I, 1o1oo #, dated
ues l..... .....;...... .:....',. "t
45-lG0sl77I It, dated Oct. G t1csephGoot-
man 10 Edward Observation-Disclosures. m 900
! tour1f or CRY L1s1trH WITHIN RADIUS Or MILES
- - OF c0UnT-lfputE.
i Evans av, 3l7 It n Of Forty-hsth ut, wi asx1T0
:-1N It, tntcd Sept. 10. l,5o0
/ Langley at, LIS It 4 OF Fnsty-Beconl at, u, 2bx
III II. with buillinH .latet1 Oct. 14...,... a,5D1
| Lot II, Djosk y. III Coush Darneys Lots III
nnd u, s'cG tG H. Il, United Dct. l3... eeG
! Lot Is, Black O. Of Nichols 4 McUnlough,s III
acres III Eng[owooa, datel Oct. l3...... 1,50G
, 1874-10-15
a Erin in a pnpCr Canoe

Waters 4 Sou, tho papor-boat manufacturers,
Of Troy, N. y, arc engaged IN constructing
paper canoo tor alr. n. II. Bishop. gentleman
WHO has ncuuired anite II reputation as traveller
a1ld author. Mr.. Bishop proposes to start from,
Troy about tho Isl Of November. and mako tic
trim to tho Gulf Of Mexico in bout Tho route,
al lniu down Ut nrosort, says TIC Whtg; js oa
Follows: From Troy to Now York, aud to
Karitau Day and River; from narttan River to:
Delaware by way Of canal; down the Delaware
KlYer to Doiawnro City; md through tho canal
to tho chesapeake Bay; thcnco to Norfolk,
through tho CAIN! to the Cnrrituck Sound, down
CurrlttcE, Albomaslo, ramileo Cove. Dogro anil
Stump Sounds insido TO within 80 miles Of Capo
Olcar, North Caro1ina; outside, through Bear
Innt, so miles to Cape Fear; outside, along
the coast, 50 miles to fieorgotown, 8. O.;
Inv marbles OF Georgia marshes, thorough.
fares, otc, OH tho Florda coast Into st. Johns
ll.ver down soutl)i up st. Johns River. a40
miles to SILT lake; tho boat then to bo hauled
Arsoss miles Into 1udlan River; down that to
Jupiter Inlet; cut to sea along tho coast to tho
Gulf. The canoo iH to bo provided with sail
and pair Of ours, no tint tho adventurous gen.
tlcma,i may not bo compelled to depend entirely
upon the wind or physical oxcrtfon to propol lis
crutt. The cRnoe is fitted with q cover o1tond-
ing in-boasa about ioet from both tho bow
and atern, the contra OF tue hoas being covered
in rAiny weather with canvass cover.
, 1874-10-15

Withdrawn from store ycstcrlny for city con-
sumption 3,2t5 bu wheat, 79B bu corn, 1,012
bu oats 351 b, rye, 1888 hu barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning up TO 10 o'clock: ID cars No.
/ spring. 231 cara No. Z do, 7G cars No. . do, II
cara rejected do, car ITO grade {33l wlloAt);
IS cara and l 200 bu high mixod cora, 70 CARS
and 20.0jU b!l No. 9 do, l0 cars and 6,000 bu
rejected du, 2 CARS 10 grade (ll7 coxn); 0 cars
wllito oats, Is ears aud 11Gu0 bu No. = do, II
cars rejected do {74 oats) cars No. 3 rye, 81
cnrs No. barley, 20 cars No. ado, 2 cars rejected
do. Total (577 cats), 100000 b,i. Inspected
ont: 116,075 bu wheat, 7G,9l4 bn corn, G9,G9s
bu oats, 939 bit rye, &c, ,a03. bu bnsley.
Sample barley has been at premium over
grated lots, recently: mud hore arises Il tcmpta.
tiou. which haa been improved, Several car
lnads Of barley ala reported 10 have boon taken
out OF store, loalea into ca,s. aua then sola by
sample at profit Of TO per bu. Whether it be d
want of oontldonca in tho inspection, or too
much confidence ou tho part Of buyers by eam-
pie, who fancy their Judgment il better than
that of thu Inspectors, must be loft to tho de-
caion OF the reader.
The Leading produce markets we're very dull
to.luy, almost moro TO tlan within tho motnnry
Of tho Oldest liabitllo OF tho Board Of Tra0e.
There Sas not .nuol, property offered, as it waa
almost ,,asalablo in sovoral departments bnt
largo quantities Of produce wero understood to
be OH salo, pro7itlcd buyers could haze been
found, OF cuu,se this statement is coln-
peratiyc. Thoro ID always capital enough
Mt command in this city to- enable
holaora to sell, it tlioy will accapt tgntcs which
promise profit to tho buyer. Tho lne3eHe dlla-
oilty IL TINT ho]do.a aro NOT willing to mako bis
cO,,cess3ops, H,ll hnSnsd nro unwilling to take
, 1874-10-15
CIlIcAGU L.uMIsE!I M,tIkEr.

WrpHEsisY EVENING, 0tt, II,
Tho nncrnga wcro eatru,.ejy light Which fart pre-
ven.ct yory liberal slovcnsont III hn'ber. Fiso or
e{s easgoea uo cktt,lt Ut thu ntfertncH> wrre tnd
early. co,n,,.u bnasu bringing $y.0ctptQO: good t,,
sila6; 18th, s1.70; anil ple,e aulf. $500 ha!cs:
ti.ygh st,r Duncan City, from Duhcan citS, aiG ~
t.anlsc4, tsan IidtuH,un II III sssR amt FraItinE Ut
S?da; cargo Hrssr Z. T. lnnun, from 0eontn, sla III
s-i,i,s; il5 III hill ut slT0. All po} BY blanchard,
Iiurlald l. %.
At THE YAtllB.
Tho demand for somilusl lnn,er cnntlnuea act!yo
and tho market rry firm. Many dealers hxfn htl~
yanecl iltir prices from $lU6u II iil0, md arc AoI
prosslpu sAes ~ lint uY'Ie. Latl aE9 also hTra.
, 1874-10-15

s1IEEl-Tho xllec,, nar.et was fairly active, with
prccs easy, but unchanged. Inc!Ndin1 Tho nnsnll
NtucE left iro yesterday, the supply WIS pretty
hbcr:l, but about MI sotl.
EAST LIBERTY.
East Iingnrr. pu., Oh. l4.-cATrLE-Rsce.ptg to-
ay sob head fns tho wcol thus iar, 3,l4a hoat'
Rut'ry good aao .lsEla1 Good cattle fealcct nnI
eayte Hre. So. ,.tcntn Ia ,aC(G
conii,on to iuiv, stockers scsreo ut s3Oo
dt4.12H lnp, fa00Gt31o.
Hoas-1snCepts To-day, 1870, head for th0 week
thus far H,p3l }lel. Hcst rhadclphia, s7oo.57a0i
Workers, sJ.15G9G..a.
SEEr-Ilsesi,ts iu-iay, 6.400 llaad for tic week 80
far, 1,io0 heal Bcs! sa.Se@5uo; mct'ltln. Si.oo@
I..5. ,,,t
ST, Lott1s Oct, 1J.--lIuHsnercips. 1870; dull anl
wyais: ciusiug lower; YorEcrs, <4.7595.3j; bacon,
s5,25{aJ,7J; butchers, -. .75Ge1.2J.
CA:Ti,1:-Nacel),s, 1,T45: offerings mcslly low
gr.c1 Texa,H r;.tga Ut Il ilta ~ bntcliors,
a75 4; Matt:s cawn aud he!rrs, S?.7@9s25; natire
sesra, II BOG doe. .,,,,,,,
BUFFALO, NY, OF. .is-osrrLE-Iseccfnts to,lay d,
!arkct lively a,l asron 1T ycatcrays prices, saes
1Qi lttuotA stcet ranging ll27 70 , ts. 1T sloa@
G,SJ a'u Kentucky sscerH, ranging ,EA 70 IVY ihs,
III sIa5GlJ55 G0D Ohio reerH, ranging VIZ to Soa ls
Ut 00a 6.00 $50 Texas stecss ringing a6a o l,0o3
;j1iEE. AND l.AMns-lsteepta today A.aO0, ,uakiuG
Tho tbtul for The week tAIs Tar s800 aarkct thirty
ncka ia high aa f7.uu. ca1.s,la aaeop s'to@s.ho
Weater14 hlccp 3iUG5.90. At tho closs Caas9a n1nbs
wrro Weakening.
fous-l,cretlts Today A4oD, n,a';ins tothl for tho
week thus fur " ls4iv. sEsrlot ttn atssl lower
Workers, s5.25GsG.U1; l,rayy hogs. sc .6cG7g0.
, 1874-10-15
NAItKE1'S III TELEGRAPH.


LIVERPOOL, Oct. 14-1ln. n.-Four, as 1dtS 2as f}1
Wheat-WinscrB Bs 1ul9s Aa ;Bprinl,, Rsgs 4l willie
N ittlGlus id club, los 4leIlos v1. Corn, 3Gs 3D.
PORK, 77z t;d L1rd, G4s.
1Aisr.. Oct. 4.-l1entes, or 77Is:c.
1.oNDos,. Oct. 14.--Anlount Of tn,tion withdrawn
from tho IanE Of England III baIntco to1ay G1a7,
r1tttsg2,a 5.2Ua Of Is, lGs ;G7s, l01 1u-4oE lo3
now Sa. lUik; New York Central, o9 Erie, 25'l pre-
ferret, Is.
L1vEnpoo1, Oct. 14.-Coton quiet; miA''llug ur.
1atlp nd Orfcnus, AID Eaos, f4,001 bales. ined
Ing 1000 for speculation aud export, aud G6G0 Acrl
eau.
I3reals.uls 4uct. Corn, DOS.
Tnllnw, AS.
Dcet, now n,caa, 85s.
, 1874-10-15

Ba1n0Eronr,, ILL.,, Oct. 14-1 p. n1.-AHRryRD-
caynga. noeo, S,s1a BIZ oats; Dolphin o.awa, d,soa
hu corai, a,0o hu oats; prop King Bros, Kankakca
Feeder, 600 bW cori,, 1000 b rats Shamrock, Kan-
kuEcc Feeder a.Oo0 ll corn, 1aoo BIZ oats: Elizabeth
1ockprt o,O0 bu corn, 100 brls Qour; Gen. Sherman,
seneca, 1860 h'i oats. - =
nth; Dannbc Ottawa, LIT tons roal Eclipse LOMont
v;Is7 it lumber.
Nn1DuEronT, Ill.,, OCT. M-s p. m.-uLEAnEp-John
Garter, Iasal!c 1O5 m lumber; 4. Woolsou, Lacon,
Ill 235 II lnmber G. H. Dooh, Laalle. 100 nj umber
Montana, Perm, u aa5 It lumber, 400 Iash; Contest
Morris, 2,57l IT lumber.
, 1874-10-15

Doxrox. Or. l4,--Weol quiet and dull. Heldcra
qsEto indifferent about selling. Medium nnwushed
icecos In lc,nwnd ut very fun prices. Conhns aud
full priceu Ha!cs OF Ohio and Pennsylvania rccca at
hs@to,, incsaing X, xx md xx1. Michigan tcenes.
4oes;:e; Wscon'in md Western i!cccos, 4195os;
pulled in tho market. rrlcea nrn, for Ill desirable
lois Of RIncr and !.
, 1874-10-15

Wi,oo: ,yn. J,,i ,,,t ovc-t.o;i tGSS,c lnwor
,,,t rs" "n@ ~, NC xo,. nc vusfnrGn~ Iivcr.
,,a, ,nss,.,otn siooS" n1rot ~ ~ r,ona NJ,
t,onst. r, w w,,Icl wcto hcnyy. aid Svw YORK wn4
,"i1 t,,, a,,nrx1,s, si,t t1,o incoi fnn',nc wos
.,aat narn n;ns, acm.r1 fn .,,;,,.
mcaa' snGIn poE 1an,yo IT." ~ v on.;ans
tna'' n.. @ ,ta .' ,arcvor toHnu rathnr f.cniy hv
e %o ncps tnx oen
sst Ms - n ,nar;ce "s nfe.tc tn
scs ~. . ~" roa1;, T.; rre; ~
soS oHsens ~ .no s1lonsi ,,s Ia,,n -
o nc a,ais ,,n to1,oa 1. v ,o ~ ht to
eGo wan no1 H., 1 a,,a, smsau VIZ ~ ~
delnaha ANYHOW. III tna hnseiico VI c.co:1sasaa'
eat 10 pntts Mh u sV M w. onaint sn.E ne4'GItta @ c
Ilere hre naeassohs tllas eao refGe'l.s H. VIZ l no
iefS ,;t nGll''n'tp t ' amo4 ieIg tHnv 1 VIII 'Go ho
- Hits uo"t' 'i!is tnus Ma' ~ ~
& e''asM III " n.'sr ~ na.,nI ~ nnat ~ aJ
3atRe:' eGsief mo ,N'tn G5otiua Sn3I u. 't
eaaI sse' {. seo1n W III ~ 1si aSIsaa ~
esac. seaeF i'oSeMoaT aoauL ~ 'a o3'Ja@ooS!s, 9, ;
c' n''u aelier l1o year ~ oosgeHse III o.
No. sEr'''t; ctoaea Ut 9'2c; no: 10 a. 2se sn.
~. 20 ~ orc ohu teJestca 10 " ous.
9, niannoaete m wneat WIS I531ct, co'l1,l; u
Sl.us s,a'' hor No. ana :,S20 o,' 1oI l., N. =
Cas an.es Nv wore M, reof1cua m Il q n an pm No' ,o
RnrniG na y7c; 6;Ao9 nu 20 ut 9oe Ivy ~ W 70 AZ
aS; GO. quo hn No, sprlsis ut ooo; 5oo blt 40 nt
so'Gc; q Lay SIX, bs' 20 nt a9'ac; ;M1Muo M bs 10 o.
sH'Ic o,u,u MI an a. A.. oo1S; ~ n;1ue w 10 nt
aHo; lu,'an ~ TO al sssic asnoo W ~ ~ aspslMS 1
.. size; 16oa hn yslectoa sptins at so53o M i.3oo
IL, 10 ut sAlc; ,Aoo bll do VI que o D" 70; 20:
bu Nc, do nj Bic; 8,Cu0 hi do ut 93>5e. Total,
PSI .20l bu .--
Corn %as sln'i ana evtn less active tran yee-
tarday, but moro isrogGlar. Corn for tins
months delivery wns l,eagly 10 1owor 'S!l'lo for
next lnoutl, it wan fully up 70 yostcr,lhYn aver
nso. Liyorpool was dull at Sd por As0 lbH do
c!iuo, n7,l New Yosis acsiyo Mt II drop OF lc. OnE
receipts were not large, but thoro was scarcely
any demand iof ah!pnloht; sho euih or tao ca4ll
purchases being lnalia by bhUrS tho interest.
4 fow buylng orders weio received from
the country, 1nu solno from lhtofaos
points fo1 car-soat!a. but ti!oy were
soon filed. and tho early hrnncsB which resulted
from Tins demand wae 'ont. Worry iittio neM
co,1 was inuncclotI into store to-lav tho owners
nrnfo,n;u,, ~ snit + Nv nnmn,c M roma of II is
T.. .,',., h,,,oI ~ f. ,ana;t,nn Saiinr ti,n ,nontt
, 1874-10-15
New Xoxts nr.~(.oo,ls HIurl<et.

NEw YoNr, Oct, 1l:-Thc.a waB II fair package
Cotton i!anneB In gooa demand mud firm III lricc.
Drown cuttnns fairly active. Atlantic AMI il brown
shset!nas seyssa!!y reduced 70 lo!i sn4 w. Cot Cot
tucky jsasH In hc.tc. AcsnsnI, Weoen goods quiet.
Foreign treas goods mid millinery goods selling low at
auction,
, 1874-10-15

The schr Thomas Parsons, with cargo Of wheat, Il
ashore mud full Vt water Oh North Mantou Iaand,
Lake Michigan. rst..
Oct. 20 light wilt be eAown from the itRht-h0uss
recently erected tho most uorthcry roint OF Autcr
uatiug apparatus will Rhow brilliant white flash every
ninety seconds, preceded md followed BY snore
ce1inSes. -.-
, 1874-10-15
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY ErEs1Sa, Oct. II.
The following wcre tho receipts and ship
,acnts of tho l.adng articles Of produco IN Chi
cago during tho past twonty-fo,lr hours, and for
tho corresponding lato one year ago:''
, 1874-10-15
cttECANO DAILy MARKET.


oceasionc by dcclino Of higwincs. Qaoted a, $500
DtANH-wcro III request for shipment and firm al
sl9aea Agg for Metunls, MI" saa5@e3o for naTes
b,ae a'a to Yaoes ~ riees ' asse thoroshIy sst.
taiicd. VIC mike rAsgo In our list: UAote to fancy
yellow, 31@3so; ,clium to good grades, 255sso ill.,
nAud1Nd-Wss ] 1Hoe.i qnot and staady II. TIN fol-
lowug 1'riros: Htark 3tc; Lewiston. 32a; Mo1sanp.
IL III 1nSs1s Snsisp Sa III p s 'ss snse rS
1GN5i7o; do .lomhe, 9GtSTc; wooi.sasss, bhab5s.
No. husl, es9a; british Chat will work sof in ciol:a
hurl broots', aGa%c; goo!l do. 7@714o eho!sc satk
brazil, a@oo; inferior bruah, eisG7ci crookod' 3H&
BUILDING AlArEnrALs-rhe local demand con-
tluaes fair nla pricca for limo s eotnou ss aro
Etutco 81. 40; New York stneeo, sa.oo@t:oo;
Louisville md Utica cement. ssoo; Akron e. fl.7S
IL b'!is. 7oe@ i 20; limo {Srls}, siopSSs25 III;
pastcrina hatr, 2 BIZ, 4o:; hn'ng-brtek fc"nno,],
@ s iss Mxass ssesss n saEtss Mstsss j. Sss CO..
Edos-wrre ilrsa ut 2o@22e. The offering, wero
FIHl[-Tho advance notcl yesterday was fully main
taue, AMI. thoro IL strong probability Of further
som. ocr descriptions saem 70 10 about ateady: We
quote: Mo. 'whtcI'sh. ,G-brl. No. 90,
81, a. N ,,s5 isgt fs Say ssss s!ssS 5ssss IS
IL. n,arl;crel, N.brl, s7.0@725; fa,!y naaelefel
t-hrl SI0eS6 NO. nhoro sa; Stsu a Sgs-g ~ " Tni
euHhsiis 81 ''a@pou wv ~ re,i ~, - TT - TX
rAtlhr hFrlnB sit, Dts fpnety"pIf ~ ,1n n IT,;
g Slb9 l'anfator Aesrl,e. Inh4; ust sa;ouese'. ~ ~
M-Fl Coiuh5'1 t'lstI bal.ul'' ssu,. &
$o.I5@1oo0; ocean tro'it, uol ana oo@ q cu6o'
$3.50. ,,,.
FRUITS AND SGTS-Tho fra'lt hafkck Vas WIN
out new features Of apec1at ishpor:nce; 1tae -
quiet Ut tho lrtccH 1ollo%li.E: tnh''n-nes, "&.s
9c h1s nFuiis; neM taGn!nGi ~. & & Il a.,
Insks1 aa'n n5so ma"ntsi Ill
10y 49, o!'i @ 9 tx tra Yo,,tc arr
ta.tctaa;5's Iats;1s, M a naMt ~ ro, Ma .
.s % o, .s ~ %S ~ nnnlcs new
n.uo.i pGe @ xr sra,,,, uiraH ii LEl ir nrW;
, 1874-10-15
QUOTATIONS.

T1rat cJn,r ...,.,.,.,,..,,,,, ,sspCD Eaao.bo
t,ccoil,[ clear iicl 10 ti,cl,,,... tGD0 GS4HW
Thiul clear fuc. $500 th4t.D
Third clear. thick k................. 43.0o @4h.oo
Clear 1leorlnHt Int nlld :l together. - - ,n
TohHn .i5M Wt"'TW WsnW
1Iit'f Siding, 1st ant I'll togecr..... aloI ta1a's0
First co,il.on stdinf:... ....,...... 1Au0 &S!u.Vv
hecont1 co,,,t,.u, uIiiIg, 14.01 GSl1Dn
F1ousHg, first Cp,n,,lnD dressed .. :l.f1n tG:lm
t!orrisH, recpnl routuhn. urcsrcl... a3iI0 Ga2NaO
tloor'hE. Third comA,ot,, rcascd. 17D0 @lBo0
waUon-t,ox houtsiF, aeiected, II
1nchcH slid Upward. ......,,.,.,, :. 1910 G4U.0O
y WaEon-hox boards. 2s.sD ti30.D1
dtock 'linartlH, 1904 ff3H.1u
l! L:ock hnartlH.. rtlH.................... M.0D G33at0
y atoek bo1fds.... .................... l4.GU tQt1.M
common ha rtla olta'tih for ttry..+.. 1850 @lo00
Joat; Heantl!ty, icnring, ti'nterlBfcct
ana under: ;:........,.......... 1850 h12.oo
Jost ahsl eeah}lifg IN to 24 fect.... ta+UD 6t3.m
4!eke!s SflHaSe. l.0D tG1a.eo
!1chetes !lht'. t'...;:.......-......, 1l.00 q 80.
Geaaf loaA, api1t. pi1t........,......... f9.01 tAl5,m
Cct1sr posa, ro,'nl, 5Ga8 nclles ....4. 11Uo tS:;
LAIN. .'..:..........-.......r. 400 - 2.25
No. EAwrh glItng[ea.. 1.5O ID n51
Or hlar.. .+..................... lion to j1i
shing!ca oil lracl tA}..., e.75 q 2.S7I,
, 1874-10-15

Fort nf tfticnRn, tDct. IA.
ARRIVED.

Fort "f G,'snss, ;,';s,.s, Oct. II.
Prop wavor,,, Buffalo. As@'xhD. saa;lIs,
schr z. q Simmons; 9taustce lutnbcr.
stn'r Corona, Ut. Joseph, sant.re..
Stnr Chicago Eanitowoc, umbor
Prop Philadelphia. Eric. a,lnsrles.
Stnr At0skcEon, Aluakegon lumber.
senr Jcssla rhiliiiss, iiis.si Manisteo, 's lumber.
;cir Antln Q. Iauaon, AtaniAtee, lut,bcr
schr Winnie Wing, aIanstcc, lumber
hT ssr 4 4 fFps ssn;d Nntsa'stss ntsns'ss nSsss
yyi'.am Smith, South HAVEN, wood
Scow H. n. Durham, pikos lntr, wood.
s'Dr 9. A''heH0n' pe,f nf,hhnEp hMhnsaEsS'se lumb'r.
sehr New Dominion. ooderc, ioss2 bu corn, 40 his
sclr 1.szio poak, st. Ioaeph, 80 kegs beor.
tscbr !nnca cousli, bniinlo, 5',0o0 bu wheat.
Scisr America, y, ,40d bu wheat.
Prop Charles nes, Anniateo 5oo bu corn 500 bu oats
10 bzs pork, 10 hris beef, + tons hay, and uuu-
scow Milton Whi:o 1'se. s hr,s rork, tonB .cca..
schr Foressa, Jactsonpor 100 BIT o!ts, .brl pork
hr,s boef, & Ions feo,t, ami aundrioa.
Prop Montana, D"iraio, H. 80 hu wheat, 1851 bu
Prop Lawrence, ogdonsbnrg anil intermediate points,
1o tss s Ws, @ i 1oo ef,s rd 0r 5 o M barley
M Sclr Camden 1nff"lo, s4.0oo b', wheat.
HIGHT OLEAnA3;rKs. .'
Prop uEsia Buffalo, soao bn wllcat, al,oo0 hu oats,
23ee hr'n aour, 20 so h' bar'vy, 100 haE. aeea,
schr Annie Sherwoo. naifalo 5oo6 u bu c,rn s!'''
Prop phi!adclrha, l,oo bss flour, 900 pigs leaa 10
Prop phalaIrhls Erie, 13eo srs -four 600 b,, nor.
1000 bagu nax seed, 100 bugs oil cakc aud sun
Prop civ Of Nev York. osaensprR ind ,atcr,ucl,.t.
ports, 5000 i'u curn, 90 nrla -four 1s5 bags scei.
-. 10 l,ra pork. 10 brla meal. Antl sltldrtc,.
, 1874-10-15
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
WEnHEsDAr EVENING. Oct. II.
Tho receipts Of live stocf during the week layo been
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He never completed his sentence.
There was mighty shock, crash as if
all the world had rushed together. L
was shot under the seat, where 1 lay
uninjured and in safety, amid the most
horrible din; breaking, tearing, shrek
ing, cries for help, and the roar of es-
Gaping steam.
had strained the bonds which Sc
cured my elbows in my struggle, and
the jerk of the collision snapped them !;
80 that when began to get my wits to-
gether, l found my hands free. To lib
crate my legs was then very easy mat
ter, but not to extricate myself, the
next thing L set about. The whole
top of the carriage from where the
stuffed cushion part ends, was carried
sheer away and amid the debris which
encountered my movements lay the
mangled and decapitated body of the
mailman, who intending to assail my
life, had, by keeping me down at the
bottom OF the carriage, saved it.
MoRAL.-When alone in a railway
carriage, it may be worth while to
take look below the seat.-English
Magazine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-05-15
Singular Pig MalfOrmatiOn.

A letter from Lansing, Mich, says
One of the most wonderful malforma-
tions ever Witnessed has been received
at the Agricultural College. 1t is pig
with two bodies, eight legs, and four
ears. 1t was found by Charles Will
Jams, a farmer, living near Mason,
among litter of pigs born on Monday
last. 1t had been killed by its mother.
1t has head like n common pig, with
the exception of two ears which grew
out Of The top of it. Its two bodies join
into one about midway between the
legs. The fore-legs are directly oppo.
site, two of them growing out of the
back. The two bodies, after the point
of separation, are nearly alike and per-
fectly developed. The legs are all per-
feet and about the same size. Every
part seems perfect, and it is probable it
would have lived if its mother had not
accidentally killed it. 1t will be pre-.
served in alcohol and placed in the Col
lege museum.
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IT was an ancient custom of the Spar
tans, in order to inculcate among their
youth an adherence of intemperance
and it's kindred vices, to make their
slaves drunk with wine in the public
market-places, so that the rising genera
ton, upon whom wonld some day de-
volve the honor and safety of the Lace
demonian Republic, might see before
them all the CHASTITY details of the drunk
ards disgrace, his loss of reason and of
physical strength. Twore well. per-
haps, to-day, could some of our young
men contemplate similar instructive
lesson drawn from the life, showing
them, by sharply drawn contrast, the
advantages and true loneliness of alb
stinence and virtue.
For such as appreciate these, VINE
GAR BITTERs is the beverage best adapt
ed, it being purely vegetable draught,
devoid OF alcoholor mineral poisons, and
possessing all the virtues, but none of
the damning curses, of the different
poisons which year by year are sweep
ing away thousands of dollars and
lives. 40