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DEATHS,


REYESSBURG-ocs. . Louis, infant Of Hsns5
and Lens ieycnaburg-
Funeral sund,J morning. at 10 O'clock from e Txso-
t5-eghth-sk
sMITH-oet: s. Of typhoid ferer Letts Il. stis d l.
B: Smith. sxea p Years
Funeral Monday, 5.h inst, At H., from :sxaeaes
No. 55 Wes: Turt.entnst Friends viii attend wtaooa
further n .tica.
ADRGAN-oa the II inst.. At tas rcsideaes Ct ha
mother. So Hurbutrst.. Of syphoid rntumoaa A1aa.
der tcorg, Morgan, scsd 5cass and IL dAss soa ot In
Funeral from the Church Of the Holy Name, Maaaa1.
at o'clock p H.
A1LI-At OAkri,lo Ont, Sent. e, 1871 Of crnsun2-
aon, Helen S. Aaxss Eelict Ut the late Geosxe VI
Of Coicako
KENNEALY-oet. : 1874. Joha Kcnns,ly ARD =
Funeral to-day, from his ta residence. Ill sholt.ss
EV' Troy IL. ~ papers please copy.
LETCHER1n this ciy, Oct. 1. 1874, At hcz lats rss
dcnce. 80 South Despiatncsst.. Ars. Chatlossa s.
Fnnn:7l will tAko pscs from the Olivet Church
Of Hentwortaav. and Twcntiathst, to-dAy (Sulda}}
O'Clock D. =. 1h4Ep-
FOLEY-Oet- 3 Of dssentery, Freddie Infant saa d
Funeral from residence, 43 West 81, u
4. Aonday, by carriages to Galway.
MCELfSSaEY-ET being over By an 1udfau1f..
stage, GsorE-, youngest sou OF Edward and Mary H.
Glia-hcy, ag ID ! years.
-JoHSsoN-s .. at ss South Ann-st.. E. Fs.ct
s5Bo.ton aad Worcester tMass> papera piesse oog1,
COSLIN-The funeral services Of Edward Con1ia I'll
be hold at the German church II o'ciock AL fdans
Of deceased arc invited to at:ea. Procession to s4t
from his sta residence, IS nussoldat 118 O'Clock
FITZGERALD-At the re*deuce Of Ars. MeMaaon.
Is Pk-st. the evening Of Oct Thomas Ftzg&rsM,
Of Mompuis, Tam, ascd u yoars.
Funeral on Monday, sy to Calvary Ce1netetJ,
, 1874-10-04

POLITICAL.
CA RID.


Josiah 9re~nEood. Es4-
tho Sia.h ard faora long I'D
prseialns tho f*ct that yon Old citizen 1aoss g
reeozn1ias @ III :bs tarhss III nose isst d
accord with ior waraas d. asessst IT,
nsat M;se tos re po:a ~ = d1espseM' " H. ss r
5i1
snPpSTt yey lo:peet!ally yoat ls!l c;,iz:a,; T.
S"es Ssess''Mf f. F. a so1G 5s.e a. IT.
88eiss Rss.snss Mss:*: R:sliy g.: 's:e ss? e*:; @
s3Ps 93,! wsSa Has T,;si T i H;a s T. f.
Iss',d AltsS j6bn n:fgsssa g1ga Y
S S$:;i !:se hi $::s y!5
!s .ss + XII e }Se; =:
Ms1sa fS!sf D}fsss; 30: 6;sss*
Rat1sn ns1 ayss sa ss:
}sss }sss; S:Si PSssst fSs;,
Mss,ol E:I5, = G;r;'H' =; I; n ~ eia fs
iesa i2 F.:t, ': pa,isf T. 'tR9 o5ae: r1:1
G. s.,1; Eas4 si ys5a:. @ ;saa bs:xae rasE f F @
:e3S: Gjehs:i f:ses: .sp n!s,. r:;5sf a:9 G:5;3
%fsi Ia f;s *; :as' 'fi z;
f4rrol]. Dan sullivan, Edward Eack, AeAss h:ae r.
Hugh Conner, .!oaa Burns. RadxeE H:,!, ..na' ,aa.
Har NJ. Adolph Eermen 1am-. Cnlfsn'. Peer tS'h5
Grn>s, Andrew F-r1usoa Ed7ar! c: R171. 1:,.9. r:
Schott. George NAynrrd. Phiip Wa ai17.. H. Hs*s
r. r. Soott, Aln,zn Wright, Saith ,tm1. Ent.1.'
Rauucl Sancr, J Sc 6n"ia-r. VIII n '.''ro1 fo11
.Innn ti,orga. Jr Sicn!s, Gill. Hcar1 Gieou ~
T. Myers, AbcayeT Scnfnitz 1n1n hrracf. uete
vey, F. L. Lee. .Iaynss Hy}s Gust Sninar 3oa1 ~.
ron. Thom.s Dl"s,n. Efxara Ol=+oa. s'.tcFs2n.
Peterson, Johu Noiison, Thomas Fr rcksoo. 'oH3a
q. Lynch. 8. Wood, Jah1 Schmidt. 4 G'a9Mautl
Miller, Mead.r Mich4e Gavin. John MoHes. mn e
NIchos*nn Hcnry Smith, Pa 0-Eer, j t1adaLSn' B.
Doughty ". M. ri t.. Fl. Prcsl.r, F. T. C"gr:; gr:;.ni
Icieensse!o Gao.ze Knox 1oha G1na P.rne1.
Frst Rt,b:r. y. Cal1~o. y. r. knoTt,' 1i@aa e.. 4
e.nkt r.; L72n1 n.ys. T. Gnsaey; u c6.!ias Bss-
a 2.s' a'Htst; Hs: cf:'sa Kk:ss!s: ~:
De1ea-. D.-id ,:cF.rlaad, william Etctts = 3sa.
John S,nh F: =. Motl., Iames webb II Xxi, +; Josa
McGin1ey. J. J. Eae.ten. William H1lt.u - op,.rE
Conn.y Frank Shuitr, T. H1cy. 4. M'EsFs Z. }amss
r. G. Hanner.. Thomas Leo. william !" Oh.iso }sma
McKever, J.nc. Byrne, William 3. Bro:kcs, =; r.1.zd
par MIchs-i Vo-tman, William ?. rar1se.; Ihhoot
Riley John Brown, Petsf Metsrz. william d"4'''*A$
Otto Ruthanbarzsz. and ous thousand otaHe-
, 1874-10-04

Az announced in yesterdays TRIBUNE speo-
ial opening Of Mr. P. O'Neill's wholesale and re-
tal liquor establishment. No. 1872 State street,
opposite the Palmer Honse. was had last even
ing to which the personal frientls Ct the proprie-
tor we're invited. Quite large number OF chem
we're in attendance long rs the Place kept
open, and we're hospitality entertained
by Mr. ONeiu aud his employees, q
generous lunch being provided. together
with every description OF stlmuant which the
VISITORS palate might crave For those who
smoked fragrant cigar topped OF the other
creature comforts, sud, in couj junction with the
latter, prepared Ill Of the visitors for survey of
the PROMISES.
These were found to be more extensive aud
complete t3an any similar ones in the city, and
far superior to any that 11r. O'Ne1l1 has
hitherto lad control Of. It is not only
credltable to that gentleman, but
credltahle to tho spirit Of energy and
enterprise which tho merchants Of Chicago are
universally acknowledged to possess, that, after
losing nearly all OF his property in two conha-
grat,ons, amounting to moro than 5000. 900, he
anew. In the great fire Of 1871. Mr.. o'Sei1 Was
completely burned cut. Nevertheless, his credit
and his perseverance,, both Of which appear to
be ine1haustible, enabled him to put up fine
building at l The corner s1,,;o, Of 81 State and
his large and profitable business. Then came
the tiro OF July list, which, to uBe common
phrase, " clenned him out as completely AZ ia
famous predecessor, and left hum absolutely
without roof to cover him, for he WAS living in
his bui'tiug at the time. The building was
bu ned to the ground, the atoc& it contained vas
ruined, and there seemed to be nothing left for
him to do but to brood over his misfortunes.
But Mr. O'Nei]l Is not misanthrope. He is
even N ire active in adversely than in prosperity
and hence wo find him in business and in the
full tide OF succeds again, II burned out ocaip.
, 1874-10-04

BARToS.RuhNs1DEI1 ttis city. On Aocd,,
evening, the e1st inst. at the ridcacs Ok the Rev "
9oodwin, pastor Of the Frat Ctuse. r.
William Barton md Miss Emma n Bu1rsldc ;or..,,;r
Of Princeton, Ill. No cards. '''e'a j
GESuNG-V1CkERS-OnW Wednesday eveatnx s.o<
~ II St. PatTick's Church, BY tue Ear Fatnsr 1os
Elisha ". GauuaZ and Mias Bid. A. Vte1e,a boss x
Chicago. ~ -
BEIM1S-GASTRECCH-By tho Rev, Dr., s.a.,n
At hi? residence ai Aichissn-av As ". BesIaia "a
Miss hAt5aE1cA Gaa1<euca. hsta Vt Cleveland
It csoeoa5 II. T. causch, By the pastor. b. FL.
III. J.La Chaubers Jr sud .Ais, Cars, eldeaI o4ssa
caEo. ~
PREATICE E.HoNsISGER- Oct. !. 1t the ,ep.
deneo Of the brides parents, 70 Pxsk-Ar., NJ Lcs
BOSD-FIsHER-On Tuesday morniaE. Sept d
8. GeorgSs ChuTeh Blo9mskasy IN l'ndoa. Eaz k5
cuxo. H., u s. A., and Miss Sarah B. F,h. dsuxatst
OF Lucius u. Fisher, Of CnIcaxo. ILL.,, u. S. T. 81
cards.
, 1874-10-04


The Young gentlemen OF this place have ut
last taken matters in their own hands and formed
m nt,-Marr,age CLUB, in which they are the
prominent leaders, while The married society
men who have hitherto managed affairs take
back seat. or only come in as side-show. The
young men claim that the married boys had no
right to monopolize tie pretty girls and do AL
the dancing and gaIant;nr. They Will do very
well to make up qualrilles, and take their own
wives to supper, and they need not
wear white gloves and swallow-txils il
they 10 not wish to. Mother must
they s:ipulate what anybody else shall
wear, and they will dance the round dances, or
thodox or not, md have good social lime gen.
orally. Tie following is the order OF invitation:
"Tbc pleasure of your company with ladies is
requested by the Redoua Club at their parties
dunpg the season OF 1874 and 1875"
The first party will be given in the hall OF the
Hon. e. ". Austia, kindly tondercd for the oc-
casion. They will be given On alternate Thursday
evenings.
Miss Nav s. Foster, daughter OF the Hon.
George F. Foster, left last week to attend tho
Wedding of M1ss Ballo Patterson, OF Wheeling.
". Va
Fred Wallace. tho ertisr, has returned from
Erie, Penn, and is now engaged Oh portraits for
sonle Of onr prominent ci::z,s's
Croquet, tbs fdvoz4te pastimo OF Oak Parkera.
Is played with AZ m'lrl1 energy ever The
elk Of the bail as it flies from = ''hsrd cro-
quct" is often beard BY moonlight, and drowsy
s!eepers are ealutod By the sound whil5 the suo
has not ye: risen.
Til. Town Board, At Its last meeting 1T Austin,
revoked the license At the car-shops. No hqu.r
can tie sold there.
The Episcopal Church sociable was held at the
residence OF Dr.. Reynolds, the Rector. Ice
cream, coffee, and cake, wero interIarded with
songs. music. aud conversation. The occasion
, 1874-10-04

LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS

w. F1SAScLA1.
~. ~, .o"H' oct. a'-lhe Wall s.,e4t n,,,.,
>> ~, NM 10 lia4e been cLarac.t ~
ALL i4aS1'is7. lh3 weea'. j...o 81
Iossa ~ ueaa. anu nas more Particularly a.asss nn.ss
e.e e.s on 'ee osock E1chsaEe which c!o,ato osa- sa
S'', S.oehs were somewhat strong iu tbs for.ddues
oue IS toe close approached strong iuci;as'ea
70 teahzo manifested itself. Old esta6'iaha4aoa
gal11es ca we're IN demand at high Current ns 70.
mo demand Tor money from borroya,pp pnses sa
more hsely. and was mot at to per esnt ",
IN some instances At higher rates. The rn..e: oas
'mp1osemeot In nAcellaneous snt als
tuu hsra es, hsl g. n93ssver, d'a no. appear y
ratns naYe osa aay inansnce in inducing h;,h@.'
sa.es. E1se anu haif to per cant vas ths thsasf
etsse p''eo o. PRIME paper OF three Or ~. ~
montns: lower efaaea ranging up as h1ob M-s y.
PEI m eent. aa
:. tpe -! stock marcy was galet and inactive IN,
~ .n9 H.se1n9on became unusually dull aad Nv: a
1ectea. caqsea no doubt, BY the absence ns
MrRe nnmoe1 OF prominent operatora, Win =!
1enaeu 'no Opening OF the fall meeting of -.
Jerome fark Iaces- There was no ns.sn,s ~;
change dnr1ng the aar!y part Of the d.T ds1a ea1s
Pared "atn sne closing quo:ations OF yesta,Sss
I nat tdeannss 1t decline OF hs to followed L.,
tae natket became ssToog At advanced r,s..
~ y u 10 - PER cent 1or Lake Shore. 1t A..
, 1874-10-04
Fi1cH-CHERMAH.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Fitch ar
dved At the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday from
Washington, receiving only few personal
friends. This afternoon they Will visit their
friends in Brooklyn, and On Sunday will attend
Ga rand High Mass in St. Budgets Church, the
Rev. Thomas M.,oney, pastor, in this city. where
Gr1nula's Band will plav the orchestral portions
Of Mozart's ''Tvelfth Masas'
Gen. Sherman arrived here this morning. and
joined Mr. and Mrs. Fitch. large number Of
friends, and nearly all the army and nary officers
It this station, paid their respects to the bride
and groom dul1u3 the day.
, 1874-10-04

A., v ::
~ " etss A"1es' tno ""1e1 DopAf'a'n' 'ooA al
-
Last "on'n toe boara o. faonc WORKS maze
695 taps On water-plpe in the city.
Tho c,rmi++ea q, r r;,o,sa rrh;cb roc to hova
",1.A.r st.a. fo;,aa -. -os.,-o =
onor,,n
Commissioner Reno and Dr. Ward, Secretary
of the Board, few evenings ago. swore in the
mamhara of thu Eighth Ward F1re-Guard.
n.,.,,- -
iho board OF fuoAc WORKS nase = io1se o1
men a. motk On Tue saul,s IL ene lear 1nu " sa9
tty,- dAn. nhen cgaa uuo ~. 70 os1u s1
.! Tue boata o. foace c ano Ioe n;s o.uot ~ en'
RECORDS anu DOCKS OF the aa1-oonln''sS'onofs'
The Mayor, Common Council aud other city
qea,s yestosaas reeelvea 'as'tatlons .1 IRON uos
!onn ~ Auo., tnanauo =! s.e w. ea-a...nn ~ ~
~ 'ta+t,a ~, H. ~. ~ IT,. 1,c,n-
uu't'alns Wy e'asuo ". ~ tf, ~ . ..e
meht erected II optluSuEla. u tao Ac!10 , ~
On the 18th of tue present month.
n, p, -. D,;ao 1 Tive Commissioners
4Ao hon'u " ol'eo al! = ~ 80. t11it
mot yesterday A1es'ooo ~ tue III, tNa;
oltlco- Ollcer IWoheY, charged "lth mto1i-
cation BY citizen, waA acquitted for want OF
subatantiation of the CHARGES
b..
The Propr1ctors OF the Lakeside bulla'ng, Jues
e18t Of tho Clty-Hau. yesterday tested the Ca
pacity OF q small rotary pump which they have
lately had attached to the engine which runs the
elevator in the building. 1t threw one and one
fourth-inch stream to the top OF tue building.
Tho Roart of pnhl;c WorA. Yesterday opened
b;du for ti,a crrh;,,o or.d;nc md navinp of
Silver and Scdrwick strsata. M Awards viii b..
1noda ~ rho ss}var atroot h;tlu Tho Sadowiek
, 1874-10-04
was very pleasant one, and netted quite sum

was very pleasant one, Ind nettsd quite sum
for the treasury. -,
The family Of Mr. Doane, who wers poisoned
by eating mushrooms few weeks ago, have ali
recovered. with the exception Of the boy vino
first partook Ut them and who died imuie e.late}y.
The child EMS couce1t at tho Bantls. Charct
last Monday night ,'as great encceas- 1f:s
singing could nA7nl, ba either p:a4sed or criti~
cised. the coneTeg cation did the most Of it, bu
the "Ttee Of Lite" and the repeating OF the
various Scripture lessons were excellent. The
house was crowded to EXCESS.
HYDE PARE
The testing OF the water-1orks has come to
IN end, and the report Of the Committee will
probably be presented to the Trustees Monday
evening. Tho people are anxious to tap the
mains, and derive tho benefit OF the improve
nent Is eoou AZ possible. The applications will
be acted on at once. as 5000 as the final approval
Of the wor';s ID reached The pipes ara now
being laid into the village hal.
, 1874-10-04
LOCAL MISCELLANY


L.
F.. pullio Library Board met yesterday a1tef~
noon, Present. Mees-s. Hoyne. faster, ho6en-
thai. Anthony, Qleal, and Mason.
After the reading aud adoption OF the minutes
If tina PREVIOUS meeting. communication was
rece,yel from Mrs., L. E. Soellmy, an emptoye,
es.;;og an increase OF salary.
Afrcr Eorne discussion, on motion OF Mr- Rosen-
th.t tlie LADY, WAS granted an increase OF S2oo
Ter nnuuul-
:, bill Of s267 for heating the building during
A1,ril aud May was discussed, and referred back
to tie proper Committee vith power TO pay II
fo,Dd correct.
A vote OF thanks was rendered the Rev. B. ".
Dwight. of New York, for donation OF several
books.
a1r. Anthony introduced a eeries Of resoln-
tiona. which, after slight amendments sore
adopted, as follows:
E.,x.-rha, ali the periodicals and such q 1d .ne
newspapers uay he selected br the &2of A1
Iilrarr Commute be forthwith bount. A. .
~,rnic-ILat the Librarian be dlreced 70 ptIru.te ~.
at itce co;,ss Of the proceedings anu 4eoa1es ~ o
constitutional ConfsntonS @ .,c othsr slalsa
u iay be practicable. ... ,,-,., ...4o-,-
Th,r!-Tn4t hist Of booEg comprising n,t.oas
ho,-apuy. travels and scence be at once purcnaaea
h. ~ brary COMMITTEES, in connection With the
iru.i M u. to tic extent Of oo and said List be at
~, 20 -taio1ed aud printed As separate ust. =,
o1ss '-tIrhst The rooms directly over the reading
roam be 4et apart argallsrs and a. such % pc
10 r-c,. thereiu may be procured pg ooua.
ti 80 1,therxlse and that the librarian he requested
% eli upon the city authorities for the portrait Of
Washington sent to the municipal antnor1tles IRON
~;.. Ind the siJegorica1 picture sent from England,
aG request them allow them to be paceo III sa1o
ra 70 the nucleus Of u collection OF paintings.
f;ti-That hereafter there shall nut oe purchased
for tn:s nrrary more than tl1ee copies OF ANY work
Intended for circulation, except by voss OF tie
Boaid.
The following bills we're then allowed: For
Il NJ.
icais. SjJ55; rciGeutals, $1G2.10.
On notion adiouruod for two weeks.
, 1874-10-04
CASE or MALPRACTICE.

PATTERSON, n j., Oct. SIN the Circuit
Court to-day, suit for $40, 900 damages against
DR. No1toa c. Richards, Of Hac6en eack, for
malpractice in tho treatment Of boys broken
arm, whereby the boy lost his arm and nearly
lost his life. vas Concluded. The july returned
= verdict Of 5000 damages for plaintiff.
, 1874-10-04

who Esays that John was perfectly sober and
Benoist slightly intoxicated.
Immediately after the stabhlng occurred, the
wounded man waa taken to drug store near hS,
and Officer Bellows, who WAS ca LED 70 t':c scene
in a few minutes afterward bv BeAo;-t@ cries
for the ;,ylice, found NAnacief washing fho
blood o;l ITS knife, a'.a ;rrc,t,'' lin All Gun
signed him to cell III the Madleon otlcet Sd
tlon.
THE MURDERED MAN,
In few moments after being carried into tho
drug store. b1od to DEATH aud hir body was taken
to his late home. Ho WAS respectfully appear,
lpe. tine-1ooking young NAL, and bore 6ooo
reputation among bis friends. Ho had been III
this couutrv about year and hall. having
came here nitl, his mother and brother from
Paris. ...
THE HOMICIDE
is q heavy, thickset man OF about feet 10 inch
es in height, and slovenly in h1s dress
aud general appearance. Mrs. Desplciere
states that he thteatened 70 XIII her
con the first opportunity he got. He lived IN
PARIS w1th the crippled orgau-grinder Tor fifteen
years, and came to America . few years ago. He
is from the Town of Waubeeker, in Belgium, ard
can scarcely speak the English language under
Btandingly. He became acquainted with the
murdered man while in Pans. Both parties were
in that city dnring the dark dnys OF the Com
mupe, and until they became rivals IN the bal
!oou business were friendly Terms.
, 1874-10-04
THE CITY.H9T,T,


The City Treasurer yesterday received $4,000
from the City Collector and s1,s00 from tn
Water Department.
The cit1 Collector yesterday received s4.552
, 1874-10-04

seats when wanted by the former. The Society
took measures to reorganize the " Fraternity,
aud to provide regular series OF thoroughly en-
pertaining sucia blcs.
, 1874-02-28

with Block In 7eida " u Of SO x Sec ~, 80, II, 10
acres) dated Sept. %. 1873; consideration, *1s'so
Blue Island AZ, 264 It Of Sixteenth at, vi 4a1
10oft, dated March IT, 1879; consideration, saacp
Aahlsnd Az, " cor Of Tay1or at I, sa7hx26oH IT,
dated Feb rs consideration, $e5,ss7. William Hans-
brough to John Miller.
Laain st. bet Polk aud Taylor 3ts, = +, 1eex12s #,
with 4811o5 It In Same block dated Feb II; considers
ton, 81, Co.,
Central Park az, 81 $40 # of Twenty fourth at.
t. 5ox114 $40 II dated Feb IL consideration, 150
kfournoy st, $50 It Of Francisco ct, 1, 23x1a 4
It, dated Feb. e6 consideration, $500.
Bsck Hawk st. al IT Of Larfabeo st /, 2Sx75 fl,
With buildings, dated Feb. q; consideration, 81 600
Indiana AZ, 35l $40 It Of Thtrty-dfth st. t. 151
1e3 It, dated Feb. n :; consideration, =, 80.
sideration, $16,5
Wallace st, SIX tt Of Thirty first st. I, 25x1sox
it, dated Feh. Is; consideration, s., 800.
Purple st. bet Twenty first and Egin, 1, 6s o1o190
II, dated Feb. II; consideration, $1o,200
Sate st. 115 It Of Thirty-fourth st, I, o5118lH
II, dated Feb. q; conatd crstiou, 5000
Western ~, 1sa It Of Polk st. I, 33xl25x IT, dated
Feb. n; consideration, 81, 40
Tbs premises No. 42 West Sixteenth Ut, dated Feb.
q consideration, 81, 100.
prairie av 100 It Of Thirty~sccond st, ef 151125H
It, dated Feb. c7; consideration, s., 500.
Hickory st. a4s It of Fuller st, 1, e51H $40
It, dated Feb. Is consideration, 5000
Wright 1T, 225 Of Of Jefferson st, 2519o IT, dated
Feb. Is; consideration, Il 900.
Hcbecca st, II # Of Centre Az +, 2x124 It. with
improvements, dated Feb. &c: consideration, $1,000
SOUTH OF crTG LIMITS.
Five acres In sK n ofaw X Sec. 4, as, II, dated
Jan. %; consideration, $4,000.
Lots IL and 45 in Block 2 Miller and RiRdou'R Lot
g. In sec 10, 38 II, dated Feb. Is; consideration.
5000.
Lots II and IS, in same block, dated Feb. Is; con-
Kfiaratinn 5t}n
, 1874-02-28

siear. 7'z@7Kc. Bacon dull snd dropping: shoulder.
e&e; clear Eip' s4e: clear, sk@s..c
ass-pmet Sn and t51n quality better li9ht, ssx
,ot o5n5 neas5' s5'9oSo25; receipts, i,4eo; ship.
YH1sKY-ActiYe at &c.
. mLTAUKEE
| MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27.-BnEApsrurFs-F1on- ,,,,
| and unchanged. Wheat Arm No : !, ~ at 9u'e
tls essh o. Mssch: slsos ~ Anil + % oa;, y" e.!
3e Sar5s1 Sarn s;Ssay as IN No sse Rys ssady
PhoT1s1oxs-Mess PORK, s13.80@i4G5 sweet.rdc4,..
hams tE1n at 9Hal0Ne. Bulk shoulders drn = e
kettle, s:lc; steam, 5kc.; 1~-Ao n0s1aoa''
REcsapss-F?our 8 eco bsls; wheat 600 bu.
sa1r1zsrsFI0ur' @nTrgl, 69e h5ls: wheat, hooo 6u
TOLEDO; Feb, 21.-BnEApsrrETs-F1our du,, md
rnn'cssngsd Wheat dull and shade lover .sahs. laa
No. resl, s1.43, eeer March Corn duI anf aRsa
| lower; high mixed, 64c, cash; s3Ko a1arrh 'as ~
mixed, e3c; new, 6oe; no grade, nav, 57Hc. Gu
CLOVER SEEp-s5.:05Goo.
| X dkacEirTs-F1our, noue; wheat. 1900 bu: corn.
| sn1RAExrs-FTour, 600 brls wheas 500 bu eon
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE Feb. T.-BAEAnsruFFs-F1our at,o,a
and unchanged. Wheat s.eaty Corn dull md lo,res
mixed Western, TIC. Oats dull; Western s5@57c. b.:
Pnos7sloss-Quiet- 1less pork, sle.oo. Bulk ue.t,
stesdJ; shoulders, &c: clear rib, 71.tssc Rs.on IL
nght 1gotnng dam@nd; shoulders, 714c; cor lib, "a
.NAAAAAA3
GoErEE-pall; Sx,t good to prime Rio, rs ea4kc
"H'shr-S0min'l 't os%gSo sSS2es:
osTEGo, Feb N.-DRKAos1 uEFs-Whest quiet ,nd
nom'naliy lower cor: lower ut '9c, oa:s, aj Ha1.
PHILADELPHIA,
puE1AnsIrn1A e Fen T.. a|Bnr.psruys-Flou dun;
family. S6.7587.25. Wheat dull; resi 81 5xa1 81.
amEsr, 81. 7o@l.!a. Rye dull at SOC. Corn neglected
and lower; yellow, &c. Oats dropping; wsite. d
@G1c. ~
14,1c- AsA9
Wu1sxr-steady at Csc.
changed
BneADsrCErs- in better demand, but un-
changed. Nhcat dull and unchanged Corn dul1
md shade lover; No. 9, 59*es3ytc, east eegator:
go March; 6!'4c May: Oats, dull unsettled, and
2spring, x1. .7s9l.so. Rys firm 1t o35o1Hc,
Ru1sKY-Dull at 93c.
FRovIs1oSs--Posk lower; round lots, 1450. Rurs
meats dull upeountry lots lower; sbonide.s spd cles,
RIB, ut Quincy, NJ, 5l279ic, March at Peoria. &C.
March. Bacon dull; only small jobbtng trade Lard
Hoas-Better; light to heavy an,nnerx,. - ma, *.
packers, $5 oJt85- extra, $s-60: receipts, 9n
cAr11E-steady and unchanged /: 1eceipta, 40.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 27.-Cor1oS-Quiet At 1slc,
DnEADsTcFFs-F1our quiet aud unchanged
rnov1s1os*-Quiet and unchanged.
"A''N &-'S'' BUFFALO
buFFtLo, Feb. 21:-BHx HxAosrUzrs-Markst g.aer<
ally dull and no1nina!iy 9Sl Unchanged. ~.
cIEvEtAsD, Feb. T.-DREADsrrFFs-W dun
and unchanged: Corn hr1ncr old mixed, 6766sc;
new, 64G65o. Oats firm No. State, 43c No. 47e
pETEoLEuN-Cluict and unchanged
DETROIT.
DETROIT. Feb. T.-BnEADsTuFrs-Flour ociet md
s1.5oh 10. !, Il 50 amber, s. Com
steady; No. l. ''s; oa1:IHgi aEIfi2is.. !. t'e'
Fab,
, 1874-02-28
EARKETS HY TELEGRAPH.

J. I11vEaroo1, Fsb. all a. n,.-E1our, osa2oe
white, 12s slaia, iod: elnb 1ssgi5s ID CON. IS 9a
Pork. G3s Cd Lard. AIS Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. as p. rn.-Coftou dull middIing
upland, I'D Orleans, sll@s,<d. salos 1aooo bales
American, 7oo speculation aad export, 2ooo. Sales
Of the week, 900 export 1000 speculation 3O0o
Stock, 7o3 900; American 5000. Receipts, liz 600
American, 95ooo Actual export, 1o,oo2 Stock ad0at
400 600 American, 257 900. Yarns and fabrics 1t
Manchester dull aud dropping.
Brcadssuns-Dun: California whit4 WHEAT, 1as td9
rs Sd; club Ia ed@l3s; red Western spring. Lis ID
@12a. Receipts Hhsat past three days. 1900 qTx Of
which 4o 900 Were American Flour, 27s sd@28s Gl.
Corn, 3os Cd.
Provisioua-Fork, e3s.
LONDON, Feb. 2'-5 p: na.-The rats ot discount in
open market for three months' bills IS 6-I6 per cent
or SIG below hank rases. The amount Of bullion
gone into theBank OF England On balance today is
c9o, ,0oo Consu4s, o2sools for money and account.
american eecuristessman sales at unchanged prices
New York Central 9s74; Erie, 43i4G431; praferred,
65H.
Ta1luv-30s 6iGf0s.
PANS, Feb. 27.--Ths specie in the Bank Of France
has increased q, 600 francs during tlu past week
FRANKFORT, Feb. 27.-Fi,e-twsuti.s Of 1862, 9375.