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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-05


SAN FRANCISCO, November 4.-The latest
news from Nevada indicates the reelection OF
Bradley (D.) for Governor, and the legisla-
tive ticket in favor of Sharon (R.) for United
States senator. with a stand.otf between
Ellis D) and Woodburn tR.) for Congress.
The Republicans claim that Woodburn Is
elected, with the vote for Governor doubt
full between Bradley aud Haslett.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The Press
comedies the election of twelve Democratic
congressman in the State to fifteen Republic
cans-a loss of seven Republicans-but
claims the State by $4,000 majority.
A dispatch from Towanda this morning g
claims the election of Joseph Powell (D) IN
the Fifteenth district-an additional Repub'
licau loss. :,,, a;or.
indiana county gives o Republican MAJOR
P,TrsBuRG, November 4.-Hopkins U.)
is elected to Congress in this district.
WAsHIsGros, November 4.-The Demo
Gratis claim Pennsylvania by 5000 majority.
| They also probably have the Legislature.
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The Demo
Gratis have elected their candidates Tor ois'
trict attorney and coroner. The hepuDh'
cans carry the city on other candidates oy
12, 900 msjority.
P,TrsBURG, November 4.--Cochrane o.,
"a far as heard from, has slight majority 10
the Twenty-third district. Wallace (R.) Is
elected in the Twenty.fourth district: -
WnLasBARzE, November 4.-W. W
Ketcbam (k.) defeats Colonel Wright o.
for Congress in the Twelfth district by ool
majority. F. D. Collins (D.) in the Eleventh na1
district Is elected over Butler (R.) py ',oV'
to 5000 majority.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, November 4.-.-Returns come q
N very slowly. The contest for GoVelno.
ia still in doubt, with the chances faYorlne
Chamberlain {R). The election OF Macke!
fFusion) In the Second district, and Smaii
icolored R.) In the Fifth is conceded. - II
the Fourth the vote is close between Wal
lace and Kershaw. The osner districts ar
/ still In doubt. .rp
MmpHrs. November later returns IN
dicate the election OF Colonel Casey 10y
D3 to Congress by over 5WO ms!ol
ity-a Democratic gain over ase yeau
A Returns fism West Tennessee show heaY:
Democratie gains, Fsyette and Hsrdemai
, 1874-05-12

METALS AND TiNNERS' STOOK-Thcro. was no
change. Merchants reporta reasonably iair trade at
IN rI4rs-1o, 1o,14. sla5o do. 1ax1a, s1aco IA.
e. sls.bu do. roo1lng 14zao, 1o, sla.oo do, 2ez2s
pla Tn-Larao, 900 small, 31o bar, $40.
so1nEn-No. |, '2!c No. 2, cue.
aaHp-P3g TX, 1ear oa }saa ppo %; ent o oke
sahsS \ inos.-No: q, % rate. Russ'a iron, g. p
aALytNlzEn inoS--No. le@:cc; No. A@24, lso; +;
g. sJss Ssi ssu ass MS Il :o@ a5' ill., 1
47e; timed @ sspper, a1o; planslcd copper, 41c; d.
Wias-Noa; to q 90; to ., 1oe; 10 to II, 11o: 49,
ton toe y fenss wre ' Dun'e' ~ pss cent dis
S1YAI sToNEs~rollowlng pre the quotations /:
is; leas lssaS 81. s. iSs srl,ue 4 TIC ! g.
ls326c tarred rope, dalb. @lsc oakum, i baio
tsosHqe1 SssS fss, 2s Ss ssSSo9'o' g. % . 'f s
range given: Qaotsti5ns so@sSd, Per leu, sss1>5@
~; io5 eiiae. s5 81 @ ''''0 ~ '0 nAs'
soR ohr ss sy 5ola ssSa o
auscs wss accomplished at tho quotations following:
1afoo Ca H. S eatTn ssa wlMter sr s1@sse Nj
slos; wlalo, slt3sse; sperm. saio@2.96: noatsfooE
S sit o rsf fS 90 e'aaant sa vi S
tine, 6s@53e; napltha, ca gravity. Ito; na1aithu.
FoTnToEs-conttnue in good local demand and
very firm undor light offerings. Nuw potatoes rct
With morn Inquiry ut. $50DtaG00 per brl, Quo
tat!onR: peachbows, from STORE, $l.053175 per nu;
blowa In carloss. sl.bo@l 90 early rose do 81 10
mixed md common lots, Sl.20@l.3D.
lOuLTnY-The niarlet waa again dull and weak.
Large spging chicksua would sell readily but small
and old atock, nluges slowly. Turkeys wero quoted
lower, us fo0ws Turkeys live 1Uo chlckenu. liye
sa.og@3.5o; spring do, sf.76@3.o0; largo do at
$i00.
sEEDs-Tho demand for the boter grades OF limo,
Thy waa fair, ind tie feeling one Of ir.nuess ownn
to limited oiferngs prlcts ranged from "a lGa1 Ill
Glover 4uiot Ut $5.t0ta5.61. Hungarian Via Il,
demand, hut shndo oas!er under largo oloru9s nj
G5ta7ao bitl!st WIZ quiet at 70Gs7Tkc saca i1Suio
Ut mys timothy Mt $L80 III baga do ut fa,75 50 baaa
se,Do; ua ags goad clover ut $5c6; 70 bags 1t s5oo
cur md 40 bags Hungarian at 76et 444 bags at 7Uo
at B5u rar illet Ut 7THu 183 bags at J5o baas
iax TOR scol} ut s4.60. s
sALT'-Was fairly active on local and shining ac
count, and aoady Qnan.aga AMI sEgInaw 4lns 81.
Canada do. SLUG; ordinary coarse, y0 course Ill.
gS9nna naa. sols als without baaa
TEAs-wcre freely distributed to tho local and
tntvrlor trade as steady and unchanged prIccs,
Wo quote: Young hysou, common to fair, 31tl45o;
10, goou, 651Gan; d.. uloicp TO extru 4jnp. p15
sst common to ano Old hyson. e0tas5c; common
to good gun owd o.. 7o9H5c aAoico rugsuey. sl.050
116; extra Moyuna $l.a3@l&U} cAoics to oxlra now.
Japan $.l5 cosnsnoM to good do, 109gpu i4tr
to goaa, oily, Q5479o: common 10, l09Sd01; colorei
nat}sal.qa{ yaEa1. 1eq;, common q lns ooopa
as&t7c; good, sS@eao; eaoies 10 oxtrR, saa&N,00.
, 1874-05-12
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


MONDAY EVENING, Nay II.
IEAAs-wero il request for shpent it 10 tGs mining
and lumber roglons, md. under reduced supplies,
ehoco ots nss quoted firm: Nayies, per bu, $5l65
DuTTEN-Haslnesa was sjaik IL this department
o. traslo aud prceS were 1lsettot and weak. Local
nedatc wants, NOR ara shippers doing much. Fol
lowing is the range Of priees choics to fancy yollow
so9yss me1!Mm to good gra4es aoaaoc; Inferior to
and steady rates. We continue to quote Bark, 3i,;
osse& iasap Ssaa
W. 1:@s na gnnss, cssns1e l7so do double
ShoJM es s1s is quiet and devoid of
small lots ta supny immediate wants. and to prices
ssbtaned at eoneersions. tn dhoca lur sGbe ds es X
tra, DC; thut viii work itself uto ehoice hrl
a'sS sSS rs gNes @ 1s Esr Eeca s do e5s good to choice
nuiLDikl aATEHiALs~%or aGsc1 Il, moderate do
naaa Michigan saoeo; $50 Nuw YorF stacco cast.
s2So Fl; Iortantt ce'nont 81. .ooas7 10; limo il
bnlk, 75c@sl0o: lime {bra} slo0@laa y brl; wlfto
fas9 H. 5rs sss;sa Sn. ai tH H. cos
ts7oo9asa ao ds! 1ndi4na prossoa $lsooGaoo; do
OllElaE-salea Of good to choice new woatorn fac
tory were rendered ct l4N@l5Ho. Low yra.lrs arc
acarcoy aalablo Stocks aro nuall, IL aluo the DE-
mand.
OoAL-A moderate amount Of salca was accom-
plshca vt Sa Tor nut aud egg s!zos of 1AclAwasl
steady as i 5ooMs; lolgh, prepared, $1,000; Laek-
Ilck Ruu s$,b0; Drools, $500; DIossbura. ss.S0 0
Kirkland ,gsnte, $500; Hoeking Valley, s0.so: In.
llai'a blask, S9es; anonk $'.to; Wilmington, $500
uatclay. s5,10
coopENAuE-rackora goods. aro inquired for now
and tArn, with tho supply ample. Stock III more
We ropcat !: rork basrgla, sl.lo@I.io; wlisay Lar
rols, sl.ooesa0o; lard tlercus, sl.&sal.6o; flour
do huckea s.o, ,oa 100; urc5 s.ayus rsugI oj(5
rough 1e oea2a9o y 70 ;lo busku, f33 tour
Gct: flour hoop.poles l0,op@l9ua per m,
EGda-Tha offerings were light this morning aud
WAa tho average price. - "|'
, 1874-05-12

York York, n approved M ~ place OF metropolitan Ma
P9nnsylvanla-W WlIliamsport - City National
Bunk. Central q National Bank, PHILADELPHIA, ap-
prGyod as Nodeoming Agent.
-, lilhois- Aurora-aononu National Dank.
@ unton Na!toral lsnnk. Chicago, approved in placo
OF Cook County National l}auii, Chicago.
nois-Dnnvillo-FlrB Natlonal Bants. An.
groval Of Third National Bank OF Now York rs
ltodeumlnH ARcnt rovokod..
waclts e'''
2,143--FIrst National Bank, Hancock, Mich,
Authorized capital, 100000. pail.in capital,
%ao, goo. .---, pres!dont; Edgar II. Towar,
Cashier. Authorized 10 commence hualnoaa May
!, 1874.
144-Poope's National Bank, Afartinsburg,
". Va. Authorized oApital, s5e000 patd-n
caritat 93i 900. Samuel 'Busoy, President john
y. Wllaon. Cashier. Authorized to commence
businoss May &, 1874.
:, Below is presented gonoral summary Of NIL
tho ltoms Of tho statements of tho National
Darka Of tha CITY, just published, to sho W thoir
condition on tho lat OF May, 1874, in compliance
With tho call OF the Comptroller OF tho Currency.
Tho percentages of cash moans to deposits
are given In tho last column. The cash means
include tho stocks and bombs n baud, tho cash.
and tho amounts duo from other bnnAa.
, 1874-05-12

joclod was scarce and nominal Mt do>1a.
Cas!. 6alos were reported of 1000 bn No. 2, fros,
at 4711oi u, 400 bu do ut 4711{o; $1,000 bn % at
a?e; 800 bnl by sample willie, at 93a; 500 BY
40 q o2c; 200 bu do ut 600; 1900 bu do mixed
se ss, a9}o, s!l on track; 2,i00 bu do ,niS1tl at
10000 bu,
Hyo very qniot, In tho absence Of Offerings,
mud advanced 20 por bu under rathor light DO.
mnnd,. Thoro Ii almost mono horo, aud what
therc Is cnnnot bo Ind ut preAont quotations. |;
indeed most Of 1t is said TO bo hold by dtatilleEs
who intend to uso It. This market closed strong
g. oc salos wsro restricted to 400 6 No at
o0o 400 bu by SAMPLE at D7ci aud 1000 bt1, In
small (bag) lots at 07130sc. Total 200 BIZ; !.
Barioy was dull, and ,nomlna'ly weak. No. 2
lots., No. was hold at 81. .05. with one or
tTo bids OF s1.00. noIectcd WIS oifored Gt ooc.
CaHil sales wore reported Of 400 bu No. Mt 81. 40
400 bu No. 8 at R1.02 1900 bu do ut 5l.00; 200
bn BY sample at $1.25, delivered. Total, 2,200
bu.
, PRODUCE sTAT1BTICa.
! ;, Tho Now York Produce lIchange VeahlYgt
tho following: Tho export clearaacoH for Europe
from tho ports Of Now York, UoHton, AIontrenl,
philadelphia, md Baltimore, aggregated, were
tor tho uildarmentioncd weeks III follows:
, 1874-05-12

aHEEp-Tho receipts wero ouly 1888 head, and not
enough trading was going on to establish markst
salues. We quote tbs extreme range ut $4b09s.sQ.
NEW.YoNK.
NEW YoHK, May Observation-Disclosures 7eatert1ay
and to-day, 4c2 makng p,o1o Tor thu week, against
$3.50 last weak; quality fair, ranging fron connaon
to prime demand moderate; aalea slow ut u roduc-
lo@1le; poor to extra native cattle, o1@laIc; about
q carloads remained unsold among BAos were Illl-
nois steers, 5A@oA ews, ut oH@1okc; ~ cars DO,
Swt. at 1oN9i14q; care ao 7at owt, ct 1l@l1No; !;
1l3e: cars d. cwt: q l2s - cars d. X cwt, at
1oAl@19u 30 cars du. TX cwt. at 1lal3}5c; cars
en s I n at :; II lss esss g. 81 en L I'll ifHs Is
lo,(@1ae "a sara 90 cwt, ii 1os@11Ho; cars fat
Ohio stliers. ~ uwt at loo and cars s-fed bulla
snEEr-Fresl oqarlnga q S,l36 mailing f5,S5o for
thu week, against TO- $50 iast week demand weak and
prices lower fair 10 extra shcared ghcep, 7Masxc
,ponnsylvania lambs sold Ut 1lN512Nc among saius
wore car clipped 0hlo Sheep lQ9 lbs, at 8kc l. car,
go lbs at 50 cur, " lDs, Ct 7zo cars, 80 lbs, at
sylvanIa lambs, ii lbs, at 10 poor or com.
mon Htock offered.
sw1sE-ArrIyals yesterday and to-aay wero 1s 800,
milling ~ $40 for the week. nGA1ust II, 60 aBt week
nothing doing In live hoga dressed quiet at TIC for
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIE May 11.-uoda-RecefptE, 4,1C6; !; firm
light, $4e54.7o; bacon. s5.lo@5.4o: heavy, s5.4o@
oArr1E-Receipts, 1,ac0; eteAdy and unchanged
ToxaH, s?5094.75 native cows and lleifcrs, $2.25@
4a5; batchora' s@o094.6o; prime to choice atoors,
EAST LIBERTY,
EAST 1luE1rY. May Observation-Disclosures, inc!ul-
inE Saturday uud Sunday, 7G( Workers., $5440@
s.6o; Philadelphia, 0.e5@u.70.
a'16 cars best. 7N@8c; medium, o11@7Ac; com.
mon, 6H@0Hc.
, 1874-05-12

Wheat WAS quiet and BtoadY at au advance OF
~. There was 10 ncSs OF Importance from
Honco good many operators refralned from
trading In tho abAcnoo OF roasons therefor. Tho
receipts wore liberal, but were exceeded by tho
shipments, with fair outward movement In
much, tho cash department being dull during
tho greater part Of the session. Neither the bull
nor tho bear interest showed any disposition to
forco prices, md 30 trading Was sometimes
shorts soller Juno opened 1t $1.231;Ns, advanced
to 31.2d]g, roceded to l.2394c rose to 31.23M5,
and c!oaod at 31.2321. Seller July. sold at 1.25E
@1.24. Seller tho month, or regular No. !
spring sold at sl22@1: :22A x eloaingat s122}.
No. Bpring closed at S1,23, aud No. 8 do at
SLIT, rejected being nominal Mt Sill. Minna-
sofa wheat waa only IN light request, closing ut
$l.25 for No. q. Other Northwestern wheat
Cash sales were reported OF 1890 bu No. Stirring
(part Nortlwoetern) at gl.23; 1G,800 hu No,
spring (stlicsly fresD Ct 9l.a251 20, 900 bn do,
sagp1ar at g. "a 400 m BY Nc o sRpring pr At
Northwesstern (atrietly fresh illnnosota) at
s1.291; 1.2G0 bu No. 2 do (AIinnosota) ut
S1.25X 300 bu do ut e1.a5 1,GOO, bu regular
at @1.22e1. Total, 51,Go0 bu.
Corn WAS In bottor demand, and A@1Io high
or, owing to tho change in tlIo woathor. Livor-
pool wus unchanged, anl Now York quist mud
easier, while our receipts Woro rathor larger
tllan heretofore. but tho roportod Bhipmonta
were largo. and 1t was stuffed that great guam
titles OF corn or corn meal will be wanted in
Western Europe hofore the next harvest, owing
to tho relatively high price OF wheat broad.
Honco fur speculative movement, while the
slight advance in lako froiglta stimulated to
buying for shipment. under tue expectation Of
much higher frcighta than now. Seller Juno
opened at o221c. roso to G3}6o reeoaed to g255@o.
advanced to B3lic, and closed at CSC, Seller
July sold ut o4 4@641ac, closing at TIC outside.
Seller tho month, or regular No. 2, sold at 0lA
@62o, cloaing at tho outside, Strictly fresh e.
coipta closed ut G2l1lo for No. 3, at Gi1lo
for nigh mixed, and 9oSe 1;, fof rejected;
at GiHo; 10000 by do at o4o' 7,2oo ba So; 9
1929 lu At o?Mo; 90, goo hu do regular q 90
1900 bu do at 60}{o; 400 bu do at G0o;. 1G10o
blu No. q, FREQ OH board, Mt 0BAo; $4,000 hu do,
FREQ on board, OIL private tcrmH. TotAl, 163, 100
bu.
Oats woro rather losa active, anl 1GGDlo lower,
in sympathy with o. corresponding decline In
New York, Nhllo tho rncalptB horu wero larger,
Including round lot by canal. The prospect OF
rain was probably tho responsible cause Of tho
recession, as 1t promised 10 bring out the Erahs,
and thus diminish the demand for outs, which
are now quoted Ecarce pp over tho ContnanI.
Holler Juno sold aL47t1 10179<o, closing ut 4711@
473ao. Seller July was dull, with FREQ aellets at
46c. Cash No. q oloeod with Rolors at 474o
for regular to do at 4739c for strictly froHh ro-
csipts, With \ fair inqplgy fQr shipment, Re-
, 1874-05-12
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING" bray II.
The demand for money waB not 10 active to-
any ms for tho last two or three days.. Tho sup
ply OF loanable funds Ia ample, and aocommoda'
nona aro givcn by tho bankH to their customers
at rates varying from 1908 por ccnt according
to tho business Of tho bank, mud other clrcun,-
stances. Gill 1oans may DO had for 6@8 par
cent, but that c1aas Of accommodations Ia not q
fovorite ono with borrowers.
Now York exchange was 25o proatlm between
banks.
Tho elcarings wore $4,000, o0o.
Tho following Ia a list OF changes in tho Ro-
deomine Agents Of National Banks snoo the Goth
ult..
Massachusetts - Boston - Atlantic National
Dan!s. phouix National Bdhk Of Nav York nl,-
proved In place Of Union National Dank, Now
York.
New -nooheptor- -Tradors' National Bank,
Importers md Tradors' National Bank, New
, 1874-05-12

Wlth Tho different descriptions mentioned in nnr
WI %ss s'''y e1 ffsisss o;tss V a. ?ssts; s
Ss; Sss e " scfG3s Hs ss.5dsS, g sSsss f9s
nssiore VII, s Ae 'iS''isH soFs fi fssa
sS &C., oa f,S2sss .,; ;s s ssS5s5 ss as o
&soo 10, I.irl, sin1a25; boe hofrlaq, Ne. !, 3o9
''3ni R?fs f>;': :?!Eeea rood aesse of soy'.y
terIor buyers ara ortloris With liberaity. md. under
depletod stocks, tho mNikot presents 4 very frm
inne: Prices range ~ lolowa: Fonk1on-Dates, 1919
isyers: ss5S@3eS; sa!sin,, lso5s M'sssts'. *ss3
ao :prss sao; Re~ ess Yo1t tef
sitsss sh'saa saR wesstn ws's H. $
diAo; Southern do, 1oNai1e; peacl'ee pared, s4@
plttcd cherries, a6@a7e. NuTs.Titberts, 17esi7Xo;
s1o smonas % Napsa w;is 3
loXo; %imina!en pe,nnts, fancy, i3@lss; DO s so9-
'H REEE' 1Sf sfe sSgS & pscs
and lemons and oranges are quoted nrm Applo* are
@7o6 per per- box ossna ORANGES per bos], ] taSdS7oo; @
g. sSs& Ss$ sss .s5Sss l.;
onpoEhIGs-A satisfactorily actvo movement In
btaplo md aldo goota reported at generally nrnl
prtoes coets EerhApa woro not held as steadily MS
" tno coao q ast "eek, n0t otner nnos Hhowed no
sens Of TSshsnng a ong sg eMrns M az r Efe wsrs
of SaI .he following s iFo 'no No" fors 0aset'"
" MSsn ars ;o,,, =, 1,.,uu ~ ~. .,.,a
~ ~ Socs oa a7 eoaea ~ ss Was aatod
psB ere, =. nobon: Ao9o q uai"eetohs
anu atsto 9ags o. an Hamolo ~ tota ll1;59 pagas
agsimst ~ H otai OF nags t9fs tme ast ye4r
1lh,gat nags IN ls7a and 1looGs baga IN 1871 tho
stock Ut New York llia dats l879 waa Go,o77 bags.
Anoat ama ioaalng % gate, 7Eo9 bags Ior NOV York
anu IVY baRa ior other partR IN to United state9;
tota visible sppy with he Hsook in tho country this
morningt OF 1b9, 7a9 bags
We mnke no chan9o IN our quotations, nj foHows:
Ht.CAsIil soDA-7;93ec.
CoFKEEs-Mooha. ~ M913IAo .. G. Java, a49a4Ac:
java 70. y SlAts54No; 1ancy lto. 21aH21Ho;
% onoa1o 10. 9IS11Ao primo Nio! 23l0s111; COCA do
1SnsoNa common uo' 1aSaS3sHo roasIia ao' ~
Sg1tcs Stneapore unfa, snUaaaGi Oosta Ancn 1anEys
aaooA@2o9c; oo' primo, zit@atNo' Aatacaloo, 2i9
as4e. c. +r ,,. ,,.,,
~. "clSAs. 1Iggtt;1u: ntnat1ne'
1ui w we'99t aoNSgtsG aos ELIOT. WelgHt, 119eSi1G;
onu oMyS;4s; 8eSS4o oaronna,
'as4e: Lon3nsslaha oIGg9''a0;
suuAas-iatenE cut ioai, !@AtSl4:sc; eraehed anu
powered. T tsoi gla9n!aacn ~ @se; q, slana-
ara, lo1gle}9o: ao no. = 1o;1Slotc; y. lo@l0!so;
e1fa y, 0;sg3 ioe y NO. Z p.SGao{fc yellow U No. /
VV1sssao; cholee brown sH@9Ac prime do, o.d@
o3so; iair 90. SM9c; Choice molasBca aagar, 9afx.
Zig; l; TAR 40. 8{@sAc; coIninon do, 7M@72tc; Now
vr'ea9s ~. suaaes ouolce ao, pfmet stiaVc;
~
, 1874-05-12
REAL ESTATE.


AUCTION BALE.
AleHara. G. G. Thayar & Co. aold ut auction
yesterday two lots, 65x155 feet each, in Rock
wells Addition, OH West Harrison street neur
California avenue, for 921 n front foot, subject
to au incumbranco OF 912.50 front foot. -Four
lots, which are owned by d resident OF North
Carolina, wero to have been sold, hut tho bids
were go allow on tho two ofrorod, and tie sum
bid 30 far below tho value OF the property, tllat
the others wero withdrawn and tho sale intol-
nitely postponed. Tho tormB wore ouo.thlrd
cnsl, and tho bnlanco in ono aud two years ut s
per cent.
BUILDING PERMITS.
Tho following building permits woro iasuel
yesterday ]. i. Nolxlhem. 2.story and basement
cob aohlmmolH, 8-htory and basement stone, 601
80 foet, HalHtol street, nonr Fourtoonth; Mrs.
Anna Cooper, 2-ntory brick, 29x30 feet, No. 70
Twenty-thlrl straot; Frod Bayor, 2-story brick,
20x94 feet, No. l22 johnson street; 1alnoa Par
rott. 2story brick, d0x60 foot, Noa. q and Is De-
puyAter atrees.
The following instruments we're filed FOR
record on Monday. May II:
CITY PROPERTY.
Warrington ny, 8 W cor Of Hoyna ~, nj, 24x 80.
wss9 e aatsa M'y T. Cd Of fsa: t. az ''os
wast 4welfth 1t. u y COZ Il Kedsie ". unai- -.
v!d0d acfes OF y! Aefest dAtoa may v:...:.s 6uo1
It'll It. Gatsd s May 1912:
Wood st. rs Il !, Of Elk orovo st, o I, rs It, 49,.
yana ss9 st. n cor 81 Wood Il, l. ssss5i dated
wi!ssa !ss Of Clinton T. si1:iio w
1t, dated May H.: 2''o
% dated stay - =. sA?o
ja9 It. datei Hay 1,2o
q 4. ht lateS May H.. s ss
Thi1ty-dith vt, % II "a Of Beers at, 1t, 26x12a
, 1874-05-12
LATEST.
New YoRx, May 11.-N1onoy, 3@4.

LATEST
New YoRx, May 11.-N1oney, 3@4.
Sterling dill ut s4.873%@ @A.3S for sixty days
and 44.0 f@4.91 for sight.
Custom receipts, s4sS,0oo. .-...-....-
All sales Of gold to-day woro at 1129zD112161,
closing at the latter figure, Carrying rates,
2t5 tod.
The Assistant Treasurer disburaoa S409,Oo0.,
ClenriugB, &2a, DOT, 900.
Governments quiet.
State bonds dull.
Raltroad bonds moro active.
Stocks oponod firm, and soon advanced Il to
19s per cent, with Lake Shore as tho feature on
the report TINT tho road was about to
be 1oased to the New York Central.
During the afternoon tho. market was
weak, and prices declined 11@1M per cent in
consequence Of d Washington dapntcla that tho
House had passed the bill taxing lands donated
BY Congress- to railroads the same as other linda.
Vague hints wore thrown out Of trouble III q for
nign exchange house, but tho reports took 10
lefinite ahape. Tho market closed dull aud
Eoak.
George E. Eroadhend was to-day oleotod Pres.
dent Of tho Stock Exchange and N. A, Whoo-
lock, Chairmnn.
Total saes Of stock today we're 1GG, 900 sharos,
of which %, 900 were Western Union; $4,000 Pa
rlfic Mail; IS 600 Lake Shuro e., ,0O0 Union Pa
Giiic; ,oo0 st. Paul; 5000 Eric; mud 5000
, 1874-05-12

4 ss'sa ~ af Madison st. +. SSii $50
w.t. IT. ants4 1ss1isaSy ssy 9 :or =, o:ix:; $4,000
Lots is it, aud aat O. til Il Hack HarnaswX ~
ofn n Sec H. 80, Is, dated April l........ 21oo
Chestnut place. 10l It Of North Laeal!o st, nf,
6ost1l Il. d4ted May 1000
duted Muy y0.................... ........... 1900
The premises No. 449 Wabash ~ dated Mny O. 1900
CHURCH st l7s It n Of Eugcu,o at, " /, 251s0H
Adams e. sstsa f. pet anS Saforaia and ROCKWELL 600
e5x124,5 IT, dated May lt.,.:............... 1900
sedgwick at, 116 # n OF Menomonco st. o I,
uild e Of 231l23 II, tlated April 2B....,..... 100
Jaelson u, \ cor OF uonoss st, Rf, 2szl25 #,
wsisce M i ii lIiF;:i3i St, III s'O0
Of BiocE Is 81 Il Blue island asj in '00
Moore'a Il Of u v X Sec. 8, 49, II, dated
waaee st, between Tit;si.tG and ir;y z'000
seventh sta, 481123 7-l0 It, dated May g., 1.2eO
slurt1eE ay, 15yii It u Of Thirty-thirl st, wi,
soani, HGT,s >, y ;Si %atea a May {,a. 500
~ 4 Of 2o192A IT, dated Fab 9...:...:....... 400
acres, dated April 50. 10000
"est Twsnty,hrst IT e cor Of California ati5
Welt Congress st, 19S II oi consre av, 81, ~
Wabash av, TX il Of Tourtecnth st, " t. u ''
,zx17oN It, dated April ............. 10000
Lot 50, in Block s, q nastora wEso SEQ
20, 49, H. dsted May l1........,,,........ II. 1900
souTn or o1TY LIMITS.
Madison nv, bet Ffty-aixth aud Fifty.torcnh
ats. Lots II md %, in Block 05, Hyde Turk,
~ w1:sr OF orrv LIMITS.
South 4s Of n 1893 It Of % IS acrea, In nwA
Bec9o 40, 10, dated May y1.................. 1850
, 1874-05-12
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, May II.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho Leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during the past forty-eight hours, and for tile
corresponding dlte one year ago:
, 1874-05-12
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
CHICAGO,

- MONDAY EVENING, May II.
CATTLE-NecciYed ainco Saturday, 4,6ilO hoail.
Thero. VIM no appearance Of ncttylty In tho cattle
trade. Ncltlor Eastern local buyera operated
with any Hhow Of itera1lty, mud only comparatively
Rmnll volume Of Baoa was accomplished, Medium
grades waro almost entirely neglected, tho tornsud
bonE cely conferred III frat and 8econd alAga ship-
ping steers, sn1 III bclersng Cattle to a1pnly homo
WAnts. Tic foruor Rof nj sS.gc@G,25 for droycs nv
eragng from 24 to ,4s0 IhB and the attor at 76a
5.2d for common to extra mud ponr to fair !csY
Rteers md Block catto were scarcely inquired
for, md prtccs ren1nin noninally nnchanged quota
bio at $3.Fg@l76 for roligh THU 10 smooth thrifty
lroYOs. The Grrlvala embraced number OF strictly
primo drovcs but thoy gonoral1y held consd-
orably abnve the btia Of buyers only few chnnucd
hanlta. Tho market closcd dull md heavy.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Deovos-Gradod steers, averaging 400
bs and over. :........... ,sa25@ato
Choice BoovOa-F}no, fat, wot formed year
to 8 year old steers, averaging 1900 to -.
1,4s0 .:....,:..,... 57ocSooo
Good Observation-Disclosures finely formed
stocss averaging 1lao to $50 jha ...... o.s55oo
Medium Grades-8teers In fair heah, Aver-
aging LOO to 1880 lta. Asya5.2s
Dutchars 8ook-Comnlon to- fair stoera,
hul good TO extra cowH, for city s1auRhtor,
ayerREing $50 to LOO lts o76aA.7s
aeah, averaging 71g to ESQ Ia........,.. 3.so47s
1nforior--[tght mud t1lin cows, hofers.
staQs, bulls, aud scaawRg sieers. ....... 300a3
Gattle-IcxAs. eorn-tcd. 4.75t1t. 30
oa!uo--roxas wihtor9a North. 4,DoB4. .o0
cattle-Teaas, through lraycs. .....,
, 1874-05-12
MARKETS BY TELEQRArH,


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r. LlvEnrooI, May ll-l1 q. m.~-Ftour 2ss. WLeat-
WiHint l9sGal3s I'd: spring. lis U@la Ou white 12s
7alax lad ouh, i2a alddla4 9d.i Corn, saatSsss 81
Pork, 0Ta 8l. Lard, ~ 3d.. "~'
LynnRoeI, Nay lt~2:29 p. 'm.-Dcaadstuga ua-