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, 1874-11-20
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following Instruments wero filed for REQ.
ord Thursday, Nov. TO-:
utr1 PROPERTY.
Lumber at, 900 # = Of Twelfth ht, VT e0o
II, running In river dated Aug. IL {Charle6
lloyd 10 Benjamin Y, rmgr> 4 6A 400
Tho prenaos Noe. 033 mud E53 Spcht Msjieon
1t, dated Nov. "A {l'AyIenda ii. Mcdonald to
4. II. 4 ". 8. HilU lU..,...,,..,.,.,....... ANNA
Matler 1T. 40 It Of Iiatated At, II +, 25xio7N
#, dated Nor. Observation-Disclosures. IL. Qsnn
Yes. Monroe 81, 145& # " Of Uny1o ~, nj
Gixf23 II, dated Nov. 11..,,,..,,......,, 10. 16no1
West Eighteenth at, III It 0 OF Nav w. II ( IN.
,!tsilea n Of M1os IT, with buildings sfaied
Er,a It. ,1a II Of Xoith Dosfborn Il, :is 'oo
xlt9 II, datcd Nov. Il .....,.,,,,..,,.,,,, 4noo
Larraoee 1T 8e!t II . Of North ~, . (, 25xl52
u, uateu NOV ~. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Arrllcr ar. t13H It ii Of IAnoyer 1t, +. loo
# running to Twsnty-thtrd 1t, dated Nav
tuhanncoy N. 6l!ps,n to Janos T.. Mckee.
Nor, isasiit Il. sS ii ci North ~ :i. 2''0oo
11aA II, t1atct Nov. 19.......,,..,..... 49,. mn
NthAer hT 10 7-13 It VI Of Liucnlu r|aec n Z
fi-12xil8 It, with buildings, dated Noy III 76oo
MtrllGan nv. 519 fl n Of twentieth a. " + nsr '
l5a IT, Will hui!dinEa, tatp1 Nov. II tUn1Ian
I. Cntver tn JaInos +. keoney}, y},,,.,,. 10000
SOUTH or ofTf LIMITS WITHIN nApfus or 1tlrr4
Of oouRT-MousE,
Forty.1rst nt, near 4 " cor Of Chnn1p,a,n ~. n
+. 11yll9 It, dated Nov. IL. .s 6sao
foIfy.llrst ht, 145 It " Of Champlan ~, H.
11xlo It, with brick building. dated Nov III 1900
1ht!iana ~ ~ # OF Thlrty-niush 1t. vi,
2o1l6o IT, datol Nay. Northumberland u. 81q5
, 1874-11-20
THE CHICAGO DAILY FRIDAY NOVEMBER 20 1874
on track; d0) bu 10 at s1.22; 1000 BIZ du at
8l. .10 lnliYDrnl. ItnInl VI .hBl I'LL

On track; do0 l,, 10 at s1.22; 1000 BIT Gu at
#l.lU delverotl. Tota1, Vi. 1U0 bu.
>. Unn ot our dealers In barley and malt IL. q.
Muox), IN common With gcnt1omon III tho samo
I'no IA several othor otiah hns rooontly boon tho
rreosp!ens Of bogl,a order tu aolld malt to \
Now Orleans firm which seoma to havc already
n,orn malt Oh hand t!lan 1t knows what 10
do with. Tho bait did not tako, tho rogue Inv
ing. omitted to state In each caso what Kind of
malt WAS wnntad, 80 thai no shipment waa nladc.
but instructions writton for. Which exposed the
chcht. Tho obloot undoubtedly NAB to oAuae \
fufthor broak It, nnlt in Now Ot1onnH, the ar
ticla being already woak all over tho country.
Wheat advanced ~ siaiI; In tIo afternoon, closing
a. S91io for Docom6or md ranging from 8gI{G'
Doc. Seller Jnnuaty closed Mt 0oi66D91o. Corn
WaB firncr, closing with so1lera at 1910 Holler
tho month, ard 75@75%o 1or the yoar. Oats
a9sio for tho year. Moss pork wau F.thor quiot
and castor on tho tirat call Donrd. but
advanced afterwards. Lard Has fairly actiyo aud
firm. Tho following aalos woro reported early =
5oo bria MOSS pork so'os Foor1nry ut 5000
s2o.75; 25o tcs aol1or Tho year at st3.25: $50 les
aolier tho year at $ls3O; $50 tcs sollor February
1t Bl3.45 75o tea aol'er February At S13,47H;
,a5o tss aeller February at 3i2;5o; Alao. 75o
1 soer ho oc year It s25 = sSo % bis me- ~ pors TX
aellor January At t9025 500 brla do seller Janu.
ary and February at a2025. On Tho second call
tho aaloa wero Loco brla mesa pork aolfcr Feb
Euary at a20.oo TOO brls do 'aeller March at
$20.05 500 tcB lard seller tho Yaar At $l3.o5
$50 les do soller February at $3.50.
EVENING PROVISION nOAnp.
Ness pork MAS quiet but iirlnor. Seller Feb
,!Isrv m vas offered at s2o70 WITH 92o e5@2o oz
S tafa was at19ngor ,gS elesnE = s1s25 BID
salen uero ESQ tes lard. seller February, 1t
413.521I; $50 tcs do ut $19.55. AIso, 250 brls
lioss pork, sellor March. at S21.00.
, 1874-11-20
Tho Produce hInrkcfs.
NEW yf3nE

NEW YoRx. Nov. l9-corrox-pu!et: miaalfno
nnanda, l*As: futures closed firm sales, Il, ,ios
sfs Seysnsr Is ss ssraas Rsssses i is
= sss: ssssa SAG ID iG 1ls lao ny
supsraas Western aud STATE, si.o0 Ilo; son,non Il
s9oa sgS gossa Cd to snolcs s5os575 white
Ioais sg5Gso Eys doas lr.nosi i IsSts .sSosjc ss
m GaA,swheat .-;s az, ana lewoE roee!ps 17a BIZ
iii; good Duluth. slid; Old Nss Ne. sns!hs fIHs
'paaSs sSsr wsss1a %sGs t'a Sts
sast31 40 Rye aufos at 9iG39Go. Barley steady Mali
Wssr Wysan,. Corn mfand du III lover receipts
yellow wesern sssc. OATS Iu,: sesssss susas' ns
en: mixed Western, IN storo, siNo; do aaoat, osGs
soifs; H.; .sn sh'ts aosst.eSssl'sae.5 ast eS@sss;
anooEhtks-uoltes hr1n. Sugar more active and
pre ss Mos;,as I'D 5 IL ab s99 TS1nF ss
peI!oLkuA-Dull and easier; crldo, 10; ronusd,
TunpEartxE-ueaYy At ssxc.
1noyisIoNa-puEk quIes and firm: Western u,esa,
held u s9loo. Beef quiet. Attddes anc. long clear,
lIHal1ne wtntsr tlssers, lilo. Lard, lower prIuo
NyTsxs ~ S$S.zz::sf1,synea.nsea. q, = 81 =
ra!LAnELpHiA, Nov. .1o.-FLoun-Firmes; aares-
e ns s;;s6 *6sIN State 1a'aua and Ohio family sstrs
oM4la-'yhoat ilrm; rod, sl.24@1.aa; amber, slae
GLIB; White. $l.;0@l.a7. Rye, Sl.00. Ourn firm
ys.!ew, Old, 94o; new, S5G33oo; Western mixed, s3r.
w p,asea a'"sna; wA's es' "'fsd saS'
..'aa we'tera prime, 'sssse; choice
cnEEsG-Q4Iet; fancy New York and hne Western.
lGlalGAc; prtne Weatera, 1t@lho.
EauA-scarce sna atrouy; Western. 500; umeds
18Ga5e. f
PssRoIrux-Nomnal rennea 1p1K@1o,5o; crude,
Sc. ~"
BUFFAL0. .....
l5tFFALC. NoF. 1b.-DHEiDSTCFFH-HH1ht HBA$Ys
nothing doug. Gar1l dull aud lawor salos, is 0oo bu
now high mixed To'o.o Vt 77Mc; 77o Tor ear loa No.
Mca.Gru B3c. Oats nominal at $50 for No. West
crn,
ulE0IEMATl.
oiNo1AN4Tx O., Nov. lu--CorToN-ssaady, mod.
crate 4unlAnA .t lAHc.
FtouA--6teAiY .ill III moderate demand.
QR41N-WiIeat fair aud rln red, $l,U63l.03. Corn.
fa!r aud a.yaneca sas. se5oaa; 'hsllod. 7oc. osts
$1.01. Barley fair md hrin; No. 81 ,30
Ea0E-EAIr A.d tteut Il 27c.
Nu1TEn- -DetnAutl light, hut holders firm.
GliEKaH-Qalst aud unchanged. ..-.-.-
Faoy1sloas-posk stssly moderate da1naul; 5000
, 1874-11-20


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Epot; sal,oo ao,,or 7,obr,.r, 1.ra ,,,r. o~n md
h}abnr t.tt,. 9'ses Hour''ary 1a!a iatt HsH hn1
n3s:ts s';H, sasssso tx "a s1S
urn 1t o19o.. aisfai{o a'''' o." 09e'A "'A's' A-A
WIN wmssxseeF4ts seittG md firm =, oe.
,iI1wa11Hi.,r w.
ensassd. n@'s~1'fEs' Nov: ia.@Fhoas-Du'' and IN.
pae 'n sear rs aavsb5r MS tT1n1IsS: a .StIss
ntxed quiet at ptxc i,srIo.n y o'sG - ~ =, ~
nye-No. ], o3c. "s''a ~ s''0>'
Essae,s-F!sat Sco5 oss 1spSso 1eoSSa . b.
~hoat, 1900 bu- ,,z..a.. '' 'A''' 4'''''' '''
prrrspuno. gov fi1darsnunq. e q.
g;'sss .a ST. 2s as hiss "a
'hsssa s2s,5 3si'e S' q! sss new ''' 'S'o''
o,rv,t.,n y Ha. HGLEy;6LAND. ;G
sass esa,5e I'll sssa; i sesa "''aa,
sss :m; sss9s5s ~ SRSs SHs s Chic
asG aMsGGG;Etrrs-wheas, 1759 bu: corn, 3l6o bu oats,
psrsa,, ,,,.,, >1s DETROIT; :, .,,. ,,,,..
enss,ngsa. s,a',a. u,,.,. .....,. .
Gonn eGftra, salo,;; No1 sl14al amber, fl.osN@toa
sna NV " fn sl'a dce'ined saa2c. Oats Iii GOOD d.
sn1p,,r snH1Te,r1a-Fonr. 600 brla: wheat, 32o30 bu
'''n' a''' eu'
changsa. chsgs10' o. Nor. 1o.-F1oun-Quies and un-
Rsn, Rss. t: INV u ,s,hdk oered NO ve hchI
, 1874-11-20
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY Evening, N0y, 19,
The following wore tho receipts and ship
ments Of tito lending articles Of produce In CHI
cngo during tho past twonty-four hours, and for
tito corregponlng tlate one Year agn:
, 1874-11-20
MONEY AND COMMERCE


THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 10.
Tho only eBpecnl activity In bank businesE
eont,nuea to DO tho movement Of our1 oncy to The
country for hogs. This Ia increasing. The
ordots were reported In sonsc 0usstcss to be
'protligious." nnd tflo aggregate for tho day II
large. Tho nmollnt Of money shipped to The
eouHsry for wheat or other products i'll inconsid.
erablo.
Currency ia bong brought lcro III largo
amounts from New York TO replnco tho outward
flow. Tho total movement Of currency, however,
has not assumed tho proportions Tint would 1savo
been necessary had the shipment OF wheat beer,
ns large as usua].
In consequence Of tho largo receipts of our-
roncy from tho East, tho prtco Of Now York OK
change has been highor to-day. Quotations
wero iirm at 50@75e premium, between banla for
$1,000.
There Inns been no complaint about country
collections Of lato beyond sono slowness In cer-
tain districts. Ono Of tho results Of tho liberal
supply Of money that ID now going to Tho cotlti-
try will naturally 10 to quicken payments In
Iowa and Illinois, and this effect has already be-
gun to bo fols
Tho demand for loans Mt the hanks continncR
moderate. Packers are not yet borrowing hoay~
lily, and tho Board Of Trado Is quiet customer,
AAu A4aCkeL tullf DU CuAlackQItZ1{4 A8 GDuiiultA"
bic. Tho ratio Of discount ia stoady ut 10 per
cent for ti.no loans; all outside transaction
for four montl,s at 8 pcr cent, with country bank
stock collateral. has been 1naio the bagiH for
1narkot quotation, but 1t is Bafo to ray that there
Is no encli 'martot rato as 8 por cent for four
months. There are ono or two Institutions wl,cro
the nominal ratio will bo shadcd for MI oxcop-
tional borrower, but tho banks rs rulo adhoro
tn IN f1nS frnnf ain pnr
roal cstato loans arc o@310 per cont.
Tho cloarings OF tho banks arc 81, 100, 900.
Tho Second National Bank Of Lawrence,
Kan,, Inns failed 10 maintain its Der cont de-
posit at the Treasury Department, and rrens-
urer Spinner will not rodcom its notes.
dividend Of 2 por cont, payable Doc T. has
been declared by thu Adams Express Compnny.
Tho Union Pacific Railroad docs not ag1eo
with the Solicitor OF Tho Treasury tint It should
1'ay tax Of per cent OIL its not earnings from
Nov. l, 1860, to Oct. 81, 1874. Tho Company
bold TINT the tnx lies only since tue dato of tho
declaration Of the Government Commissioner
that The road was co1nplotcd, that iB Hnco Inst
month. Pending the report Of tho Commits
aionor the Government withhold tue patents for
The lands granted to tho Company.
Tho irreGularity with which thu National
banks 1nako good their deposits with the He-
demption Bureau at Washington (an instance of
thls is givon abovo), and the consequent un-
stcadlncss of tho movement Of groeubackH to
and from the Buronu and tho batka. may nt
kone future time disturb tho monoy-market nt
M unreasonable poriod. Whan tho Bureau Ia
redeeming notes, and tho banks nto not remit
ting to tho Bureau to nnko good their accounts,
when grecubackH arc goiug out. aud few COM
ing n,-the banhB will stom 10 be gaining in
, 1874-11-20

sSmmon e nsaun At sooss7s sca!isSsss ssata aa
-- BUFFALO,
~, nufPAto. nov 1o-~cArrIE-Rccoirta for the veek
fSrass {, e,os ,o,sS ESw sayss Pfessn s;s!s
so 'ssi 1a.nss, d.ns9s ff'% e s FL s
T. Te1jas st. q = H. T. q shssn es6
a95 los At $92s; IS outo averaging o0s he, at
>, sntEr AND LAnns-Reeeipts for ths week, i1,ioo
Market 1sseged It yesscrdays prices. oansd. lambs,
o' csnsas cshss .a:H HSaa q a,possa wsn e
a. ases q i Western saeep ranging from 70 10 a3
1ioos-neeoipta for the week, $1,000. Market actiys
sorR'f'' so'sos''s'; ;aFW nsSyy y%R 4SRs s7.oee725.
@ dss ss.ns' tsss e: ssa. pnn, 'ls
h,at week. Market rn: 6us slow 1t an advance from
oReo CATTLE 891Okc: poor To prime nativoa, Q@t3c.
s,e 49, ,or tfss ssk, ,y, as.a;t
good s.osk. ana lsthor morn % common. Sheep
s4ngea % a. !tS . 5 ss 10 g. sna lambs from Co to With
sw1sn@isees,p's: M 900, making 1890 tor tbreo
aay. against e 80 ~ saine t!so last week. aons
offered 4'asa Df9sssS ssSr an'1 I19,Fn%S e sHSeNe
eso hea3 for tho int three days 1905 head Supply
fs5 ~ narkes stoa as'sivs and em,n good
common aud medium stock. ohoce. $500 Jest, $3.50
Ge.st medium to good. f5+50aG25 common to fair
f40Ut05.25 stocfcis. S275ta4 90; bulls, $2OQa9po
lIME.-lseccpts to-day, 6.9l6 bead for tie week 80
far q 800 hoad Philadelphia, S7.30a7.50 ssockara,
$B.5D9B.GU.
sHEErlloceipts to-day, 1000 head; for Tho reos. 80
tnr, io,l0o hnaa. Best, s5.Dot95.25 medium $425a
4.75.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 19.-CAr1LE-opened active ann
firm md closed rasher slow: very bsst. oA@exc;
arst quality, 4A@5Ac: medium or good fair quality
33kAc; receipts, t,50a salca, Also.
UGQH-E1tm. with good Eonfan1 Mt
9Ac; rocotpts, B,675.
suEfp-Dnll nj a@5Ac: receipts $500.
MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 19-Huos-StronR at 81, ,40{a7 a5
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 1y.-Hoos-Slow medium to
fs1r packing, s7k597.5s; good packing aud butcher
s10o@7G5: hulk sales, $7.t0$7.b5; receipts, 11,8l5
shipments, ! 500.
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis Nov. o.-Hous-neecipts, Is, $50: Btoady
and In good aema,d; common. $a.6o36.so; good to
cllota, <G.75oa75p.
ca7TtE--lseceIp!.. 1870; good demand; primo to
ehoica paslscs, s475@0uD; butchera' steers. $500
k.6ol fat o1en, S1603t.do.
, 1874-11-20

NEW Yon2, Nuv. 13.-Thero Ia an improved feeling
u irsdo, aud ,nose activity III some dorarmonte Oo
ton good. IN steady request and heavy, and foryar1
w. Corset 1eang u good demand. Domesticr closely
sold up. shle-band prints quick. Gingha1ns doing
we'll Hoatery niore active. WOODEN goods quiet,
, 1874-11-20

THURSDAY EVENING, Nov, 10,

THURSDAY EFENIN0l nov, u,
... LCNnEn FEEt1nT3.
Manfstce, so75; Mnakegon aud Grand Haycn, s.. Is
LMalngton, WAite 1tslic, aud Puntwutcr. $3.50.
Tho offerings Of lumber atioat wore liboraI but thoy
seemetl to attract ltIe aten,iun. fow salea uaso
s!ado, but buyers vera nut out n great force, and
many Of tnoso present refsaincd from purchasing.
cargocs arriving ado up Of culis and odd lots,
which manufacturers desire to get out Of the way,
Prices for straight cargocs were without material
change. ruling II sla.0o{slG.o0 fur m-run lu,Eer.
90 for common inch and s. 25@9.so for piece
quoted 1t 81 .7o@l.75 aud shingles 1t sa.05t330o
S1les tnoHle: Cargo schr Sea 1onl. from MantBtec,
1uo0 NJ shingles ut 81. .80 sold by " b. prettymau.
At Tue iaNDg.
perccptlble falling OF in business 10 noticed,
Orders from ths country aro lcsa humorous, and .he
agreeable weather. of tho past pek probably accounts
III measure for tho diminished lc,aud though lilo
sesaoa is approacllng when dullnas u expected.
, 1874-11-20
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
THURSDAY EyEEIEn, Nov.


Iotai.... t,.T 21,3J0 2t798
One thousand carloads OF stock arrived at tho Uniou
stock-fards To-day. OF This number tbs baltimore k
OAlo contributed ono carloa4-Lho frat stock leayere
at tho yarda orar that roaa.
CATTLE-Thc situation Of tho ruarEek upB csscu-
Tally tho aamc as noted yesterday and tile Ay BEFORE
Not enough good TO c4oics loeyea wsre rcceiyed to
anywhere satisfy thu trade requre1nene and tho
offerings Of those descriptions woro Qutokiy absorbcI
OF 1uteAers' stuN-an,bractng poor to fair Tsrars
nasve cows. MID common to far 1cshy atecra-thero
was MI adequacy, aud pricos ruiol about steady.
Btockcra were III demand, aud wcrs salale at 7ea
5s far common TO good smooth lots averaging fron
s00 10 l.05q lis. These substantially thv pricoa
current Oh the preceding days Of the wock aud tie
narkrt may DO cunstderuI steady at tho above raugo.
Thu arrivals INCLUDED atrictly choice CATTLE aud very
few that would grads above medium consequently
tbs aFsfaga OF pricea was low No sales reported
above $55, while moat Of tile trading pHo below
$47d. Thu naske closed firm, with only few conf
n.uu lots ls1t over unsold.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deovet-drldcd steers, averaging $50
Choice ueoves-Fine ut, we'll formed yo.r
70 year old sseers. averaging l,2s0 to
14soi lbs .;:;;:.:::...:.:":...:. :..... 6.75dae.1o
steers, averaging 1,1do to l,?oo ls: 4.7e952s
aging l,lg0 to ,25o .;........... xooe4so
1ntclleraf Btook-Poor to fair Htaera, unn
common to choice cows, for CITY slaughter,
averaging 300 to ll00 lba a..,,,,,..,,,.. 2Spa4 90
Gto.k Cnssle-Comn,on cattle, in tle:ent
nesh averaging up to loo 1ss...:.::. 2.5oa3,75
at4gu. bulls, ani sealswag steoss........ 176@a.5
Catt!a-le12s. caoice corH'ieI 4.2jes4.A4
Cattio-ae1as, W1httleu Nofsh 23jGt4 LOO
Catuu-T01aB. through droypa. ...,,.,,,.. l75u{ 10
CATTLE S4LEH
, 1874-11-20

CHICAGO.
Tho tug George ". Wood eft hors yosterday to aid
tho tug Lsvtsllau n rs4cuIuE tho Jessa Luu, alora
vt Kenney's 1slaul, about mtlea north Of 1allsys
u4suoF.
Tho barge Owen, recently IN trouble Lake Erie,
arslye1 here Yesterday minus her rnddsr aud stern-
loss. aha will bs repaired It nltes' dryIock
a small BOAT Was picked UP OF thia port by thu
tug brown yesterday.
Eighteen vessels, g1ain-adon, from this city to
lower perta, paused through tho Htraita Saturday,
They were III loaded with wheat, agsragattug As005o
bu.
ELAEwHRnx,
The srall nchr Joaepho Will ongago in Ninter-rat-
flo betwssn anperior and lslo Royale.
Capt. Hart hun hee1i oH9aH. during Tho pask Npak
In taknH up Government buoys 1t variuu2 lolnt4 OIL
GreuH Bay.
Tho Hclr Baeco mado tho roun1 Trip .,etween pu!-
falo aud punkrk Including tho 1lachayying Of 2G0u
br!s Of salt. IN twpnty-taycn hours,
THO vessel reported lahore at tho foot Of DoIa
uanu 1slanA was slu sshr Eegauusc, laden with coal.
shs WAS ga!en Aaess tho sysnlng following without
Tho barge ireland Il ashore about u miles thta
aas as pay4sld, on the cAnads shore ef Lake Ausaa
, 1874-11-20

IVA tn1Ch40s N0Ya H.
ARRIVED.
Prop $. 9. baldwin, Estanst., iron Gro.
Schr II. @. Cameron, Goderich, aalt.
scAr Scotia, buffalo, coal.
'hr Faystte Brown, Cleveland, coAl.
as Bella brown, Frankfort pig iron.
4r T. .. King. Saugstuck, wood.
s:4r ]. Y, Tsylos, Ford Rsxsr, lumter.
Schr II. O. Nbrecht, Ford River. Lumbar.
schr HalAted. Escanabn, pig iron.
sehr Topsy. haskegon, lumber.
sshr Little Belle Nuakesou, lumbar.
sehr Wss.chester, Mnsiegon, lumber.
sthr 9. Harrison, Muskegon, lumber.
hcow Champion, Pine 1dTer, wooi.
s-hr P. Shaw, sjuth Haven, wood.
Srhr g. D.. Norris, Good u4rotr, wood.
Srht J. G. Harrison, Erie. coal.
s:hr Chanpion. Buffalo, coal
selr II. J. Wllco1, Buffalo, cosf.
seAr Alice Richards, olsfDlsAd, coal.
Sehr ". II. Hawkins. 0lsy Danks, tedr pos1s
srhr J. D. Merrill, Manistee, iunlner.
schr J. + 4. s'ronaeh, Man!ates, lumber.
Prop. ii. Groh, a1anistce, lumber
Brig 1tosclsa. Manistee, lumbar.
sshr ", II. DanAan.. Maassec, lumber.
sctlr Ida, afanistae, lumber:
schr H. " Grant, haugatuck Lumber.
schr clara, Ladingon, luisbcr,
scAs Jssoa @ Rsshsr 3;,1, ~ hallpgton %@.1 lumber
Suhr Four Bruthoss, Whlts Lake, lumber.
t;cIr Margaret RI % Dall, Manlstee, ,lumbos.
schr Glad Tidiust' ma1is4tsns's afstnspa !nn'er'
Prop Arabia pnaae s's' bs he,.: 800 brls aour
schr 6. Mlclalson, Lninston 1so Sq oets, 100 be,s
Golr, 20 bra cprn-ncni, 80 brls boef+
schs JENNIE sheboygal. laa1 bu oorn 1so tons food
srhr B 'sut 5. aa.|, III; Buffalo, 7s1 bu wto.t.
prop Dcun Kcil1ona uuaalo, 70. 500 bu wheat 1800o
bu corn. 1000 bF's aouF' 'os bags oil-oase, 80
schr o'tys ssss d milwaukee, alu.teson .unarie.
~ p35S 4ass q Ell fhas ps: 10
, 1874-11-20

ur c.u,,, a,s,i COMMON !; y. B1cttAaoE; S
street; quote: London. 4s519@A9915; Hamburg
nnd Bremen, 95!(@9614 Paris, 615@5l1I
n7fern'ln, 7fmn,, H13t?T24: Frankfort. 4o]k@4l}1 i;
a!oltanu, az3I alg 4iSS Dcnmark, oa19; Sweden,
oAn1E TRANSFERS.
London, 4o1 pagis, 5l05S.
1ArEsr.
NEW YoHI, Nov. 13.-Monoy in fair demand at
3L@i. Primo mercantile papor. SAG for short
time. '~' '''''
Sterling nrmer ut 4s5,l1{QiSo15 tor Rixty aays
and doma,,tl.
Customs receipts, 1888 900,
, 1874-11-20

5HEEl,.-IHt uelnahd Va9 fairly active, aud tue
prices ruling e3rlor In the week readily obtatuabe.
nod TO extra eratlca were wanted 1t Qua LIS aud
bic at $26U{92,T6.
, 1874-11-20

ouHrosiay. .cce;,ia y; 40
&c. oooo-a supply larger hy some 4tn0 hoa than cyor
nat,fe reosxe tl one day. On tIip a5th of Noyo,.r
ls'3' NV foesps Tazo 4,d13 whlcl. raa uo lxrgc.s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-27
WASHINGTON.
The San Domingo Commits
sion and EX.President
BaeZ.
The Meeting Significant and Proba
bly, Means Business.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONs.

WASHINGTON, February T.-Last night ex-
Senator Wade, President of the late Commis-
sion of Inquiry to San Domingo, Judge Bur
ton, Secretary and Spanish interpreter of the
Commission, Frederick Douglass and the
Commissioners of Foreign Affairs from both
Houses. led by Senator Cameron and Repre-
sentative Orth, called at Wizards Hotel to
pay their respects to ex-President Baez, OF
San Domingo. The conversation was cordial
and unrestrained. the ex-President express
ing deep regret that the American people had
rejected the offer of the annexation of Do
minica to the United States, as the interests
and destiny of the two people are identical.
Mr.. Baez has some apprehensions as to the
future of the island, for the Haytiens, under
the lead of renegade Dominicans, are con-
stantly harrassing the Dominicans, numbering
and robbing on the borders, while the island
has always been coveted, and an object OF
contention between European powers. The
Chronicle says the arrival here OF so many
gentlemen connected with the San Domingo
Commission, who went three years ago on an
exploring expedition to the island, simulta-
neously with ex-President Baez, may be quite
significant, and possibly means business.
Advices from Fort Sill in the Indian terri
tory says that reports from all sections OF the
Indian country give accounts Of dspredations
by small bands of roaming Indians. The
agents are powerless to control them, and are
forced to submit to their roaming at will OH
the reservations. The principal chiefs have
signed treaties of peace with the government
and seem quite peaceable enough. but it is be-
lieved that they are secretly directing the
feeling of dissatisfaction. which is fast devel-
oping into war fever. Every effort is being
made by the War Department to prepare for
any emergency, and in the event Of general
outbreak a sufficient force will be ready to
make short work Of the affair.
Owing to the action Of the Directors on
Wednesday George B. Grinnell was yesterday
readmitted to membership in the Stock Ex-
change. The Governing Committee held a
prolonged session on the subject of the late
forgeries, but no conclusion was reached.
The subcommittee appointed to investigate
the matter are acting under legal advice, and
their proceedings kept quiet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-27

evening. Twenty-seven labor organizations
were represented. twas resolved to initiate
proper steps to OBTAIN the indictment of the
police commissioners for melting and COM
hitting a riot in Tompkins Square on the
18th of January. and that formal charges
against them of incapacity and malfeasance
in Office be prepared and lodged with the
Mayor in order that they may be tried and re-
moved from office. 1t was also decided that
letters of inquiry be addressed to members of
the Common Council. Legislature and Con-
gress from this city, as to their opinion of the
action on the occasion of the Tompkins Square
riot. The address to the public was adopted.
and resolutions passed sending delegates to
Albany to present the workingmens' griev-
ances to the Assembly.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-02-27

LATE advices from Buenos Ayres say
that the Asiatic cholera is raging there
with fearful intensity, claiming from
thirty to forty victims per day. The
total number of deaths attributed to this
terrible scourge amounts thus far to 3O7.
Fifty thousand persons had abandoned
their homes in the city, to seek refuge
in the open country. The President of
that Republic had also fed the contami-
mated city for healthier residence on
the Island, of Carapachay.