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, 1874-06-16

HrIEEp-Thq receipts since Saturday hafo Deen Goa
head There was nothing N mere re- thsn ,Ar ,csnn he d
supply and high prices yefo roase extra snos - se N
luz as gh Sa,6o. We quote poor to extfa At $''oo
es''0'' NEW YORK.
NEw Ton1, Juno l6.-DEEvEs-Fresh onor1ng,
4630 making $3.50 for tho wsvk, against v,loo lase
weok native c1e mainly aooa' orn 5ssina or tft tlronh
cattle. Far far to prime stccrs tho 'aark1s 1i NV
active and strong, recovorinR fully from ;ha aasAns
no, as woas md I'll m ti ro.igh cattle ranged lower
tremo ra1,Ro for naye 11GS1sc for Toxans e@llHci
saIcs Include 90 cars Illinois stilors, " cwt i2Ae:
- sornsd I!lnot stssr ssrs s 1a@fsis sat
as cars e. szt H. ;s,, s3ss; * '$S IT s2 s54s
Ternns, cwt IoHo; cars d. oH cwt, he; cara
o Eos eait1s, ewt 1o cars Kentucky stoors, o't,
gngxr HSp Las,ps-nore,p.s 4.1so, making q s2e
tor the week, agaat 1880 last woek Markss 4n'st
Win little lottur feeling; 5Gs6o for fair to good sLeSp
tSasHo. Amoug tho sales were cars Ohio sheen, ~
s3i6s Ut 5kc cars u its at 0c car u los, nt
ahsep o. e' a ss e s ssFs a se 1sasaSK Ky
P.nnsy,yania a,n d. 10 liz, 1t o)dc.
swiNEc-Necespta yasterdAy mud to.day, 1aoso, mat:
ing $40 for the week nRasnst ast T9sk:
hogs quoted ut 'ssfs Gsgf SissSfx fss;f xS''a' at '''
EAar LIBERTY, pa,, JUNG 16.-uATTLE-Asrtryale r,l
including Saturday and Sunday, ls4 enra beHt GaG
0;Sa mSdiu,n, etae1Sc; cassnon, 6K@ee; ataaksrs
HOS iMIoooa-Arriyals, including Saturday and suuday
72N oara yorkers' s57oS5oos s,.,~s,, ,na guraav
H1fEEp--ArrlqalA iuclun1nK 6ataEaa9 anu pano&s
| 2uB cara ; no sales, .,n, -,,,,s
| Sr. Lop.s No., Js,s.e lt.-Hoas-Recepta, lao
asist; Ngas, si'sa@S.oo bacon, s5''pe5.4o; h'avy
ctTriE-seecpts, a17e; quiet; medium to ~ ~
nutchcss s3,do@4.oo; prime to extra s'eofs *'o0e:
, 1874-06-16
ClIIUAu0 LUM llER MARKET.
MONDAY EVENING, June 10,

LuaIpEIt rlsEIotiTs.
Rtanatee, $162H h1uskegois, Sl37 orand laven,
tl37; L,idinguu, Nhltu Lake. ana lenswaaori Sa'oo
Cconto, s3.O0; atunoialaee, SLED. ,,... u,
botwvun forty aud atty eargoes Ths msskSt % 1a %as
erutes, which wurB IN fair supply, lnovod Slowly
Sny Of hn local doators still refused to purchnRe IN
icss {i1n LUMBER was submitted to an tspeeton BY
nmWIitica .oycru LOCAL ollera not Included III THIS
Iiurnicr wers disposed t0 walt Tor frtnar develop
1,cta md ts }unland from cennsry dealers was yet
1asue A. an natatlco Of what las alrcady resulted
rom mis- difference III regard to solng lumber nay
,%nait inbcr within the past trco days at Saginaw
ns:ii,r $500 $1,000, atst $500 for cna, Modinln
aliafcs and upuors nudcr ths old tnspecon, hnh on
5S g. lid 10 ays' t'ne. Tts freight trosn Saginaw
shiuf thera will 10 demand tor au tho good
hcr coming to this port independent Of lint Of tao
Iasutigned parties nnl arc not disposed to ycl tho
nunt w.t. About e,vonty cargoes were apla to+1ay.
fojse all scaulllpE brought sB.118000; long j1sts
ro,nMu. boards and strips, SIT "a; lath,
Si,Td; aud santBce atnglcs, $25s. onoA to choice
hoars a,i strs autotl 1T ii 0a 1000. Shingles
f9,76Q1.p5; atil. s17de9l.80 only few sales were
tarno scl,r Il, III. stanton, from Lul!ngton 175 n
houris mid slrIs ut 10: cargo schr Emtnh ffos
I.iington 81 III strips mud boards at $tl.Q0 % IN
1ut 1t ii 15 cargo achr OaEa, from Ftspr City 7h
Iona jo|Hts 1t sl0.b8 l3s NJ 5osat. and seans!!na q
md scaps!Ing at 1915; 10 lath at $l7e' bold by
" oargu scr i. Mcdonald. from ntan,tee, o7a m "a
shjnnCs, at $1.7o. Sold by ". ". oalana.
| Ar THE ftRns
Prices were to3arably steady, nnAer a'otessts tn
| maud, Following ar0 tho quotattona:
rjrst clear. s'.ss.'ssV'ss Vos.W
, 1874-06-16

aEstltnAtol


The Dos DIoinsa uown) Register, OF the Job,
reviews tho correspondenco Of Cow. haker , On
tho subject Of graashoppers In that section, ano
Gays;
In our opinion. tho present condition Of croEs y
rnnnly due TO tne lack Of rain during the month o1
raIuta for tho month did not amount to tEo tnches
strosed millions Of Insects, while at tho sare tino
nuxup tla grim out Of roach OF those TINT escaped,
while soundaneG Of biEas cn r nrys ri o"-
that the grasahoppe1s viii not gsaerally aoyastas5
that Lyon. sioux, ply1nouh and oaecoa viii escapeaa
central thing. Tho co,nt'cs sastssly WI ,1I; sulsr
t In ~ nnn s ar bsre Is ono ohr
point which wo wish to atate All tbs letters wonid
Indicate TINT the "horpora ars nki,g mora easteFy
line than laat ycar, when It WIS nortleastarly."
CALI DoARD.
Com was fairly activo md easier. Wheat was
nuiot and q gIlndo lower, and onts inactive. ffo-
Visions woro unchanged Gail prices ranged aa
r0llowA: ...-
No; wheat, sl;1s@11sK e9sh; ash; ssgF g, i5,1 TIC
npt pa .s'a1 Hssas sisi 'q sssr sf &C.
year, 1o41aQ01. 90. salcs woro: 55, ,ooo bu No.
T. seller JUN, ut 1.174; 20, 900 bu do at st.l7@
5000 bu, aellor August, at s1.1si 10000 bu'
seller tho yonr, at sl.05: M,
@GlSlo; seller July. G0Sl@eo?GGc; aeller August
| G0llcs Sales. we're: 10O00 hu No. q, sellei
juno, Ut e1s5c: 900 bu do nt olae; 6ogo Ga,>o bu
do at G11fc; 5000 bu, eeller July. ut 6oa4o
5000 hi. aeller August, at G0{Gc.
Oats closed ut 4G1{6Dl7o seler Juno; 4313@
44o seller July; 381{@3ao for August.
Moss pork closod at e17.a5@@l7:96 cash + o.
scllor juno; sl7.25@17.e5 seller July sole
August. s17.55@17 CO.. Lard closed at sl1.1o@
11.i216 cash or sollcr Julyi 81. .25@l1 80 solio
August. Balos Include $50 tea lard ut $l1.N
sollor July.
| LATEST,
Whoat was quiet after tho call, and closed tll
same as on 'Chango. solllng for July at $l.173
@1.17J5, closing ut et.174. Seller june,
S1,ls. Corn was fairly actiye md stronger tlia'
On tho Gull, ut Go seller juno. and G1o sole ne
duly, Mesa pork was firm, with Bales OF %
brls, sollor juno, at s17.2211; $50 bsls. sells
July, at s17.a0; 800 brls solor August, at ~ do
aiso 2Io tcs lurd, aollor July, at sl1.1o. Tnre
yeeaels were chartered One FOR corn n t9 Ha1la'
propeller for corn through yla sarnia. Capac
ty about Ii, 600 bu wheat, aud "a QUO bu corn.
, 1874-06-16

Kingdom for tho wook ending May ~, lsta, ,, WGro;
Flour, SO, 724 owts wlYat, Wy, lo3 oMes 1Ea IA
w. nsss swss Snta o%ta Seaas
other grain, 8,DB5 cwts. Total, 1,bSb.Sa4 sw.s;
Tho exports from Tho Dn'sen naoennm aoo sn9 1u1
week endod MAY "a 1919, wotu' , M 'o,sta
onts, 1900 owts; barley, ool o"ts peas' 1fo
owta. Total, %, G75 owta ,., ,r,r oa 1a7a
Tho snpp1y for tho weok enaea Nlay Fl a, an,a,
comprising the ia tarnG1na Wnao n's tho por
lnua tho EXPORTS was oua aad ~ aonr a wheat "
to 822. 191 qrs, against 4o9oo lrs minimum anu
423ooo 1rs maximum woqXiy c9'ahn1tDn; Minno /; 1a7a
The polp1asSndttcn pop aSd OF sao un@ea IL No''
Tho imports Of 1 maiae M los ooa e ,ra WIZ soni a
Juno wora lay o99 70 lao,ev9 w, ea""s "soso w
1,1ao0oo to l,m0,ogo 4ng "a IHaay11, Haay 11,1 h,,
wGoHly conahplaonm , ~ ,,ronnects ma tno inoroaso
| IN supply .gaVo tusn oo"n"@Aa :" FA''S4 -
wheat. :, ..., l.. I'll. nal at Mac t,,c
IRON Inc ~, 1,sh add r. npi Kinrilnn, vau cold. aud
weather IN tno oltou 6,.o',a, n.u6u ~stnr'na II
al tho crops were IN COMMUNICATING ,rit, fornner soa.
their progress n.d coparSu nat ",.n "ro,nd wooSiy
Bonns wheat IS iasot nI1lsh r. .'Ss Sa ~ nIov wha;,
from tho am oi Al'1't ~ " .A toor tomnoraturo
thoro was cnanRo W 1,a t traor rannrtnI hot
since which tho Wea.naI ~. aA1 4rona cra, s,;, nroh
and forcing. IL 10 sa'a lho etoS" eiop "1A' pA0
ably 20 !tRht one. .,,o xororto ~ tto corao1
With low escap39ons NV ~ ~ nvorahlo far
Srop1t I9t not A. ss harvest Tho ront
during May ao,Nyea sno pon|S hnSn M ;niurous
crops, anu mhs aton ~ snnin and tho ryo
effect on tue wheas lona sIoR ~ q oFln Imreno
csop tn some otnat polsuaSo 9a, ontorn " r. w.. ar
ING atess Iepos.s M s,v,,,a si wIcat cran tho uroa
favorable foT tne Biows iutsrcsa a;nco
poets for whtch naVo 1oen s'oat9 tar,nprot,ro
the change to rafn ana loscln9 orc iIitoh iinco
Ihoro oos were o. y NE 1s4 lof excsvo Of gtuaor
tue s9tn tdo o. s nr,ca tSe and aa and sosn,or
Hntpnontto tsnt. TIA Haltjc I.2o4. .(l7 ara ot
spmonta from eaa 5aS o., a Wv H. orts 81 ali for
wheat fnei"ng gS w w. ;rd"t orta # t,o
orders ana olo,ao' 4.a ~ - = s1n fse In. i,a-
unltod g., h'mgaon M st In,,r aonni tn III S15 bn
stes 2oa asa Dts ~ H. orAn nrgreseto In transit
, 1874-06-16

rout m soturf1nv. nt aef,0oa1o for con1, 10 for
wloas, and ao for oata, 81 mi 10 DulIsio. Corn
K;nHatnn M 7s%n tnt"i n; r, c2nrtora wan ro-
norsnd wtIioi, wij, narrv ont Il * rna hn whont:
ai5 00C bu corr. and IN. flo] bu a' onta. ~"
i'roy,sfons wero yery nnlot. tho,trh as much
Tho oniy inoriry wnB for racsa a pnrt. wiicli wnn
ala,lo Dr,nor. with \ premium Of frlly ioo por
brl Oh Email lots. LAID was lrmly lola 1t nn
alyanco Of nbomt q1Go mar 100 ltn. and n,eats
were uncl,,ngnti N2nwe yor,S was nuoiol
;luil, INT So}jsya horn were {1ru,. in
yiow' Of tho vory satisfactory reduction
Of stocks tnrI,'n The INST month.
trho market closed steaiiy at tic following
si7S5@1390: do, % soltor 3uy. si72s0o17 .yO;
do sollor Aueust. s175o6iTGj: do soil.
or tho yoar s14,25m14.60 Lard, cash or
seller Jauo. eli, ,10{0ll, ,l9I: do. se].er July,
, 1874-06-16

ord On Monday, Juno Ii:
CITY PROPERTY.
l,tci Ju;lu 1850
lss r., dated ,5ay l5a3 H.. ao' aoo
Sss's Sseno% sps5ii sss y III - St. w
ns:fs ss;is 20 T;ta; s..ss H. ,
oer''s @ It s1 81 It 81 x,lan sy.si, :;.i:si '
ani oorlo! q, a7s!s at Ashland ay, ns,2oi 49,.
t.ss aa a. s:.sa So4 nj iBsisI viii ''''
Iot 20 uoeks, FFoat 9osI"aa's !s9 ,,. snbdl-
wS s's'1 sts, sGS % aiisa rana a'x IT. Til '
4axl2t Il, with a3xl3;H It Of sedgwlck
IN resr, 11efs .! ach!lleg Ct, dated J1nsB 95os
Restn Wy. Ut 1aM X, & i of OAK at wh@f
o:ssea @ It. siss i @ :! aai. a-i t'
auans I'll aastS ~ tS e SO Il; WI
shsr,le{ ", sset q Th'riy::Sitiih st,s '''s
1;sa ssa'asS l. Il isi1 s''' i saaP y keSsy LOO
uaiFty.sey:h & y. a j. tss y|ssas, saa staato ~
xonTu OF orTx l.Iarrs WITHIN a AAb1VS oy MILE
Fitust THE COuuH-ttnusE.
Lot 10, natcr'a HuudiYlsioa q s oasrss 'noH =, o.
1at &, nack -, ns4suawooJ, dated June ill.,. il
sourit OF O1rY LIMITS WITHIN AAntoa or MILL
FROM THE GguAT-i0UbE&
Lot 4, block !, In subdivision Of II 15nNAs
w Yee. ., 10, IL, dated Jun S. ..,....:.,,...
Lois ii to ps. Il subdivision q sN 1'laex as q y
btswartl'a 6utnliyluon Ut y v Il ape' !. 3s' 40
lo a5si J. iosx a1t9a iY,a:s s.t,ivs;on Ii Doek "
2.4na psrt 4 IYa,s ;aM! aa1st4on oftaff ko
tat i, 81 sat y ssa H. stSa su!!y3:lsn 5Sy ii ~
IL. IL as r. bssk ss Z Il. issS Ehsrss s suvs,an,
eNswK sss u, ~. ii, dated Juno lo.,,. !
, 1874-06-16

upler + good Interior lema,ld. Following arc tho
T1s r1Arr-1c, 1o.14, s12to; do. 12x1e *l3co II
2o $3.50 do, Sootlng* 14x2o, 1c, sl2oo; Do 2ex@S'
rio rm-Iarso, SOC; small, alc; bur, $40.
LEAp-lag, 7so; bai, sN@6o; leaa Pipe. easoo; cut
saler ztno--rul1 casks, 1oo less quantity loHo;
aqGs; s,1tsE w. fuosNo e. 60 ,aea nuAsa iron g, o.
md 10. a2o d. il and Il, 2io d. No. ataiucd, boo
rutca American lnsss-A 1se; . 3sNes, ess,,,o. 7so
do, ] as@sSe, IL No q, iso ~ d. iec. discount
Of l5 psr ecnt Is lado from tia lst ~, -
II saa H. q ss sa1 ~ 5
ID: = H. q a. 5S$ full bundle 50 per cont '''~
s1n aess %as tary actvs aud firm as ratos
nass Il a. aqa PEI hsE as d &c g. e. sss
a. h1vsI fss, *'ss6 sss ss in moderate aenaqa
saala 1ope 2 T. asSo Z sas sst ,narae roeE y Il is
:s;:ss s's q aSSssS IT, I
oiSwpricea range about tbs on the closing
aas Of as eok ~. 9st rs s Esy WARE ns mi as
tra tls'y Ind % NJ. w!ll uudoubtady ady;lee. ", We
ropeat st onreon asNs sS.rs sseg %,.eT . paw
sSe e H. N Sosd so;i xSs sas s9s pa sss'd seS
Sana edo; stfstts Sss; s'enh't nnn'
saf y ssSSz Git gsasSsss ssts, BY.
potaooa aol Al per BRIL- aud <2?5 per bt II
! boxca Quotations: rcaclbaows 1n car-lnts $l.loi9
l49: mixed aul conln1t,, III car-lnts 7aGG9vc fescA-
Blow. from ssoro, s13oSl.4o por nu; mixed aots'
sijLrEY-Wna ouot, but steady Nndes light Offer
Inn: Turkeys l00Qliu; chickens, $30O33,75; springs
| hi id,m4 / - ner doz; ducks, 81. 2.S0ds9,7S.
| EEEns-Wcra Inactive 4nh lonl!Nally unchanged.
Timothy Is quoted Ut $2.10g927o; clnVer ses01o.O9i
ilaI, 53oo hungarian, 4u36oc; !nct, 4u350o; buck:
! wheat 81 ,00Rl.lD. HueA 3nciulu baGs t!Mathy "
s2a5 bugs Hungarian Al 4aa; 20 bags nillct satur-
| day nftoruoOr) at 400. =
gair condition. Following nro quotations: onon-
Iaga and Saginaw fnp, s1.70 ; Canala, do, tl.s0:
orlinnry coars0, SpQ soarso diamond S90o 8rauaa
aDar, sa.oO dairy, without bugs. 927e dairy with
ba4y, $3BD64G0; Ashton dairy, pcr sack. 4.0oGaA
| TLhB-A good ApHssv Ok activity was wlsneaael 1T
Yopatna!Med rattA. Wa quito: Young hyauu, canl-
mon to fair 85@t6c do, good, ss@g5o; do clsoce to
oxtra the 15r(Esl Ob common to tna old hyson 6oS
Bba cuntnan Imperial &Bia0n; good 10 thocn DO e5e
, tt$iO5 FUR to good BunpowluE, 719B3c; choce
.iingsupy, $l.oaQsi.lb; e1ssa MoyWns. si.as@!.{o
ehoica 10 bsira Mow Japan, e5sG3$ 90; cUnsnSn ts
good do, n5@e7ou falr to good. OIL! goda7oo eom-
eommou no oolong, 35@4sc; good. 6o@0to: choict
ToDxGGo-aIot will. lboral inquiry aud tho fcol
nR-so fur 1t lcast as hla goods Wero eoNrernal-'
Q wero Atnor, owing to ufAYorAhD reports Conc0snhl
O | tho growing cr0iM. We guose: ....
FaNx CvT--Extra, gbgsHhe; shotco, 60SGEo; medium
t0{ab6s +: poos to common, 9t@4en, ..
q TLuo-Natarnl lraf, 75Ssoo; half bright, e0970o
:; sMoHlTa-.aood 70 choice. s2@gto; medium, $50
. | eQe( epnulnh,
, 1874-06-16


1avraroor, Juno 16-ll n. M Flour, a7' Wheat
las Sles,2a ID; club, il 7dt512s 1ud. Corn, 3ta.
Pork, gaa. Lard, 61s ad. ,,...,r. .,.,.
L1vEaroor, Juno 16-2 p: n.--Brcadatuaa IN"
IIYG,roor, June 1p.-Cotton quiet; mida'ing NJ.
1antls 8A@a,tl m1tlling Orleans, 8Hd salcf laOoo
balea American, 1900 bacs; speculation ahd export
Yrcala.u Ga-Qutot md Unchanged.
1}acOl--In1,H elnnr mtiflcs. 4fs I'll.
TtirnoDtnt-2sa@2Bs Cd.
Iospon. June 16.--Amount Of bullion eorc into THO
ank 81 Egla1tl en ba"nso to,lay; oonSo
Unitod hfatca oec,lritics-s2o'a Of 49, t0sA: '8Ts
107E; 1o-4os, los now bs, 1o4A New York Ocntral,
90 Erie, 27Aa271; preferred, 40.
ThIlow-405 Ui@41s.
Lnsocd oil, a0s@2oa sd; sporm oil, ooa@looa
PANS. Juuo 15.-nentea, cor ooko.
, 1874-06-16

& + ifs!ss's iSfSsss;* aS s% as55 ''i5s is :: ::::
!: $;$;;;;;: 4: | f|}
Totals. -. sa.15 tog l,sio s,a| AS! e.3lt
Also i, 80 5u 70 shlppod br rail.
Tho requisite number Of ulo1nbers Of tho Doard
OF Tratle to-day Signed proposal to change tho
rules 40 Us to provide thut "oither tho buyor or
sellor. wl,on calling, n1ay demand that each mar
ein or security shall be deposited with the Troas-
urcr Of tho Board Of Trade, to bo kept by him
rs a special depoait subject to tho fulhlmont Of
The proroscd amendment Is open to the critt-
elsna tiat it dooa not permit tho party called to
ehall be deposited as above. ,
Tho prospect for the now crops is everywhere
good, both for quantity md quality. Wheat, e.
aud tlc harvcat-worA is in full swing ss far
north ea Ccntralia North from that point tho
harvest promises we'll, subject to the usual con"
tineenciees Of weather. THO Natlonal Crop He
porter says: I
Tho condition Of tho growing wheat IN tho States Of
Illinois Intiana. Iowa, Kansas, nfinuesotu Missouri
Ohio and Wisconsin wins nearly er cent above gooo
ef tho sst was Ga M 1sTs pso%
date mentioned vas peE cent below good average,
Missouri being tho only State reporting above nm aver
sares Esaass nsas ssa e Is essa os
increase oYer last year Of 2o2 M asrea a. anu maze s o
hs ~ IT. e
The area tha yenr paced 1t trto less than as7o0o
| acres,
| The 1cpresaion Of tho lumber TRADE 1s due
principally to On oger-producfion, OF common
lumber. Tho June number OF the Wisconsin
L,s,nocr4,an aays "sonte persons do not seem
to realiao that tho relative amount of common
lumber 1lqW manufactured Is far In excess OF tho
proportion which came out only d few years ago.
when the ltrnbaruan had the untouched forcsEs
to ao1ect from" In other words. tho lumbes,nen
aro now going over tho tracta whero oil tic best
logs haye boon tllled and aronow cutting and saw-
ing tho poor log. Tie cost OF manufacturing and
marketing comnon lumber aud some Of tne bot. T.
ter grades is aboln tho same: The scarcity Of
the upper qualitles's attestod by the fact that
they hhyo been firm during tho Beason, solling
readily ut remuneratl1o prices. Common ll1n-
ng eo1% t1 cost Of IS ~,
! upper grades, a fow yelta ago, and taking, into
consideration tho fact tha,n great doal of ium-
bor which in years past woal have been reject
mon stun is bringing q good price,
OF course ratail doalsrs are notdsposed to stock
t IN heavily while the market il declining, and
: many think that shonla an advance occur. tho
raflronds in Michigan md WISCONSIN, a. a.c 2, abe at
any u,on,ent to gut thamarkot, anu 1t IL thonRhC
that mills 10 located chn' log III summer as wen
in wer Ihe seeedt ea hgavy 1aa Flu naI
Ia not no large Us lust hcason, many are nos 80
( confident Of ut alyaucc In tile fall aB they wore
J few months ago.
must in aon,o way arrange to 11nnafhcturo com
mon lurnber ut less cont than they now 10, q
give up tho business entirely; for II s certalt
they cannot manufacture enough, good lumber +: +
snvo tuom from tho loeBes on tho poorer quail
ksn n1aufy ~ In All G4GEEul
, 1874-06-16
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING. June 16.
Tho following woro tho receipts and Bhipmenta
OF tho loading artlc!os OF proauco IN chioago
during tho past forty-oight hours, anu Tor tho
corresponding dato ono year aEo3
, 1874-06-16
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO.
MonDAv EyEN1nt,, Junot5..
UATT1E1-RccciYcl Aimee Bet,rtuY, 0,760 head. A
large apnt Of stock changed hnntlB o-ay, lin pur.
cnaaea of sprora alonc rcachtu8 nearly 5000 iicad
to aasi5 Legitimate denands hut Of thin atook tllcro
tha S ormar wero resy saso 4 y iao Tes
n Il rsas Ss ss asvss %sr
irregular, sonte gales showing reduction OF 2Q@25o
while others did not Indicate decline Of moro than
10c but tho avaraRo deoin0 probably roache 100 por
100 lis. Tho SUPPLY, largo aa 1t was,. wou!d not
have proved 20 greatly In o1ee:s Of legitimate
IND s ,,ls eo,n ct Sw ssn sc,a ,s
bit falr showing II ci!oico, at'd sales 1t $500
wa Sas ~ saso@s@ for through Tesan. 70 e1tra
natives, with most ot tho trading at $3.oo@4oo for
Texans; At s3.6Dss.f5 for common 10 good stockors
t5t0So.iS for fur 10 cleIco ahipping stecrs. rbo
rrnulnsnt aalea wero l11 e.tra eteetn avcra
ing 1,3i2 hs, sold by Mitchell, or1ey t.' ss.a,
80 aid % cal, averaging 1,3c0 1bs by T. strhoru
h Co., at the saH1o 0vnre.
| Extra 1ceves-dradea steers, Averaging 400
ohoico I oesea.iino, fa vcii formed yaar
| to year old ascors. averaging 1,auo 10 ,o
steors averaging i1o0 10 40 i6s be5ns.so
Pony steers-Fat sieers, averaging from o,., OK
Msm Ora dss'cs-stoera in ia;r des, aver.
shsIa 9Ens ao sask2emcn to a secrs,
avs sversatne s s5o % to iioo lba. h. @ sf5@ss
''e oeh nyeragng 7oo to 1850 sbo@47u
ataas' 0us' md scaawaa steors a5oasod
GsttoTs1as sg1,sa S'n'crs Nori;,
Gato-Texas. through roycs. ......,.,... 2.60Qt4.o(
| CATTLE sALEa
, 1874-06-16

cI:t ~ ,iesci .tann ,.,..,,,,.,,...... limo
wEsT oY orr t1MtTat WITHIN RADIUS or sG9SH
atfLKA EuUaI THE CruHT-HOuKE.
Iota sna 2, block Q, powclla anbaivalon OF
st. 's H. IT, it, n Z II n ayene' Iatea May $3.50
, 1874-06-16

NEW YonK, June It.-Trnio movement was SLOW !;
With n,aMutacturcrs' agcnta aud jabhug distribution
was light IN tho aggregate. Cotton goods ruled tot;
prints continued sctivo; other styles ylusgish. F1no
heavy casst1ueres and worstcd coatinRa moved mora
frooly. kentucky jeans showed sono improvement.
, 1874-06-16
REAL ESTATE.


TNANsFEN9.
Tho following instruments were filed for reo-
ord On Monday, Juno ID:
CITY PROPERTY.
, 1874-06-16

luouIod in tue stocks are thoso nl Illo !o.'po4in i
THO lard in tho hands, OF s!a maau'Aosta''S 10
not included. ..
rnonupH STATISTICS.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Hee8ty nus
tho following: ,,., VI. 11r1tod
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-14

It will be Source Of general satisfaction
here to know that any kind Of movement
is under consideration looking towards
the improvement of the Minnesota river.
The following letter was written by a gen.
tleman who has done large amount Of
business in the sections Of Country conti-
gnous to this upper part Of the river and
who understands thoroughly the benefits
that would be derived from making it, .
sure means Of transportation.
Minnesota River May 9Th 1874.
Editor Redwood Gazette.
The people along the line Of the Mimi
esota River are making preparations to
build piers and warehouses At several
points. in anticipation Of an appropriation
Of money by congress, for the Improvement
Of The river. Until the government takes
hold Of the matter. the parties building
piers end warehouses will use barges and
perhaps ehtain tug boat - assist in
bringing the barges against the stream.
They have already one barge mostly com.
pleted, and BY the time the present crop
is ready for the market, will have several
others which will take portion Of the pro-
duoe that will not have to pay extortins.
te 3. z. prices. The tug boat will probab.
" he = luxury Of next year, but, this year
will, undoubtedly see he system Of vate'
transportation inaugarated on the Mimi
eso.a River, to be perfected in the nea
ure. s.
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-14

WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for May,
has an abundance of excellent reading
There is the real go ahead snap to this peri
odical which entities it to much credit, and
we cannot name one that will afford an
equal amount of entertainment and in
struction for SO little money. The num-
Der before US contains among other articles
paper entitled Poor jack" by F. w.
Holland. in the interest of seamen; 1.-THE
Child in the Church," by Mary Hartwell;
SKIN and Kad," by h. v. Osborne; ''Dumt
Days." by Caroline B. Leroy, and some
good poetry. The are several illustrated
articles, the New York Fashions, Archit-
ectural Designs, &C., &c. The illustra.
ton on D Decoration Day is just the thing
Price of Magasine one dollar per year.
Address,
Woods Household Magazine.
Newburgh, N. Y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-14
SPECIAL.

Butterfeld 4 Newton announce to tie
community At larga, on both sides Of tn
river, that they will run their boat regular
y between this and New Ulm and will pay
the high ut market price for wheat. They
expect to make about one trip week and
intend to run right along until the river
freezes Up. They can carry 1000 bushels
Of wheat with the lowest stage Of water
that tn y ars likely to have. They will
80 to points above the Redwood landing for
. load or any considerable portion Of q
load. Inquire Of James NcMillen ~ to
price, sacks and any other information de-
| aired
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-05-14

The 2Sth Of Nay is the day appointed
for contributions ~ the Teacher ard
Pupils Memorial Fund" in honor Of Louis
Agassis.
It's desired that every Teacher and pu-
pill inthe Country will Contribute some
thing. Il Is intended that the offering
shall Be- entirely voluntary. Any sum,
however small, viii be gratefully received.
Every Teacher should take occasion 70 ex-
plain the matter previous to that day.
Prof. Agassis was the most notable Teach.
er Of modern times and the Fund isintend.
ed % place on solid basis the husesm q
Comparative soology. the Cherished work
Of The later years efhis life.