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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

Index to New Advertisements.
Bcdding-G. Mcndel, Booth & Go. E
Disciples Church.
Assignec's Sale. H ...
For Salc-LotS.
Rropcning U. p. Church.
Shell Oysters.
Letter List. 90
Show Cases-Hubbard l. McBurnie.
Opening-Hats and Bonnets-Head OF
Local.
COOP weather for keeping ice.
OUGHT We to have night police?
ONO county saved Col. Ben Wilson.
LOOKOUT for the burglarious man.
AND still the Democrats are happy.
AND yet the Republicans are unhappy.
"RING the hell loudly, there is no Grape
on our door
Irwas honest Democratic pluck against
Radical grecnbacks. 20 =.
LITTLE DoRR1T matinee this afternoon,
at two o'clock.
THE Radicals "droppcd" agood deal
of money on the result.
ADVERTISERS are by far the best and
most prosperous business men.
THE most Scas0nablc Instrument
stove-pipc.
The REGISTER Signal Bureau indicates
foorl weather this morning. b..
We have not abScrvcd any change in
tho county, Notwithstanding the election.
DURING last week County Clerk
Woods issued eight marriage licenses.
TIE Democrats are talking about hold
ing a Publication meeting.
Those Poor Farm Lots are pleasant
" located, and will be sold Nov. 3.
THE ladies should not forget the matt
nee at thc Opera House to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

TYLER county was the place that
everybody wanted to hear from yester-
day. ..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

EvERrrnING is lovely, and the Demo
cratic rooster crows loudly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

WE will have some horse racing for
three days Of next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

The Republicans seem to think that
there was no election held in this county
last Tuesday. .....
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

DEMOCRATS should all go to church TO
morrow and give thanks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

The ladies should not forget the matt
nee at thc Opera House to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17
J. A. CARROLLf& BRO,
MARBLE WORKERS,
VIII. furnish American and Scotch
GRANTEES

AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-17

this morning.
, 1874-04-01

The following Instruments wero filed for REQ
ord Tuesday, Mareh al

The following Instruments wero hloa for rec
ord Tuesday, March a1:'
otTy PROPERTY.
Dekab at, 90 # " Of Tlouruoy, n W +, 2ix100 It,
datcd MARCH, 10; onstderation, $685.. .....
Weat JankHon a 10 It Of California, I, 95xl25 1t,
dated March IS consideration, $3.50. -...r
WeHt Jacltson IT. a5 # Of California, + 25xl26 It.
ante,a MurGh Is; consideration, $780,,
West Eric VT "a Of Carpcntor, 23x4o #, dated
March 81 consideration, 81 oso.
Fabus st. leiN I. u Of Webster ay, 4, 20tls4 IT.
dated k1arch 27 consideration; u 200. ,a-,oo. ;.
North Ourk st. 1Yl II OF Sophia, n + 48xl.o II,
dated March u consideration, 81 Guy. q, !, nm
Vernon nv, cor Df Twenty-uillth at, 10 43"Iuu
x1oo #. d4ted March n cn1.atdc..tion, 81 100.
dated March a3; consideration, s. 200.
Madison at, W cor Of 1tmcnn, Ii l, ~ k12S flsted
March 3p; consideration. $3,buQ.
60 # mprovenIcniz dated March III consideration,
sliS FsSn u. ESQ i ., Division It Of as1l1l as IL
BpeAlleii Vt tol IT u sexnrI Nv, T. a5xl2s IT.
da1sa a Marsn 1asts, 10 eSSas'@0f9o O. Y s$as a ,o
I.liana Nv. Ais It Of Eighteenth ut, t. 60xl71 It,
dated March "a consideration, {a3, ,0uo.
Forrest Nv. cor Of htriy-seyojth ss, W l00xl2A
Wentworth ", ssl a.lo Il II Thtfty.tnirtl st. t,
aa11eo # with other lots, dated Nov 1o HTS; con'
Er1o IT. b1 # Of franklin at, II t0x100 It, dake
Fsb. 10; consideration, 81, 600.
NORTH or CITY L1M1Ts- ..
Lot 90 r. ness at & haYeuswo0 dated March 81
Iot u f same BLOCK, dated March At; considora
ISs of nlosst h, so 40, H. dated nnrsl
1oea-lo 1t, aao4 March ~; conlidcEatlon, 1900,
, 1874-04-01

n1uirodfor, and quotations Amply nomtna1. Wc
H. s ass:a Ane,9 s
S!ss sss g. s 'o: s': Sc sosss s aads III
iIso0M conN-Tl's mnrko. hss boon au,st during,
thc weak atd doyot Of any nav fcat'rea 1ow sMall
ranae d prissx vesy ehaIse hui ea .old In retail
1 tda as 5 q qai W ve4F 1 It'll nsS sSs eoso e
6rcem 5x@se ~i Tor ret see ao aa7o geed choice
'9 lEf asfsr s's' oss ssiS asapa /.
ss e s.sss ~ E$
+ ssS Z th' nesa.a tsis ss 90
;nsse nss eo;ns saag ssa s'5S 5 Tosispd sa 20
l2s 2 1l yntts , '% fe u, scf f'siS oSo
ssso0@o6. 90; bai'd,ng brick con,,nen),
milwaukee, as,d 1setns pressed, oosss3so dol;
@12Oo: Grc:eiay, . Irl, s5Ooa4 100.
nUTiER-- Tho wcek under reylew naa M boon moro
pif y he % arist as ass sonowa no
THO downward courao Of price at tha Eaat haa been
aa pp'T5sh Ths rf sot o n e
fceaa IL iirn. That tho present hlgh prices cahnot
S reeeps aeon 81 n"ssds' mar
ncrrane md bayers Will at onco tko at!ys'.sage ot wy
ss a5 ox e 19sss Gsoed prse e s oW
4oe; medium 10 good gratles 22MS lnicrior to CON-
1no a?2oc; eol1Mon to choee r9 2sSis; .sa :. ,,r.
changed in auy important particular. Bo far primo
goods nre concerned, holders aro excoe9n7Iy arm N
Of such long boforo cheese Of desirable quality can
bo got ready Tor marriott. III low Rradea soMo Hha-
& s9n? s Sps aaS w2essen aetory
GotESsaliSss dul and prices ws,k ,, nna n, m:
, 1874-04-01


NEw YonK March s1orr1s0Rnnea ;7o ftnaes rsa trm
bargly stpady yars, 49, 100 bnles; April 18 6-339l0
s-1Nu May, ID o1do; June, 17@l 7l-32o; july II 1881
OFT 7-l0c,t .. .-..,.,
HpHAparuRFs-Flour flrrn and more doing: recetptst
10000 brls; suporhnu Western anu State, f435Sbt0;
contuou to good, $1.Ibt966o: good to choice 3o.65
faB76: yluts wheat ,exta, $d75G97.10; extra Ohio,
ii Sp,fa7 10: st. Louis $d.409ll0A Rye Aour aud
cnrr iupa tuohan4ea. Wlleat openca higher; eloscd
ull auI declining roce!ptst l1Wo b,i No. Chi
sauf. 81 sleSl 81; ku.2 Mtlwaakoe, $lG7 ungraded
Tpwa r,ll MINNESOTA Hrg, 68 No. A1lnne-
gois ST. 90 No, l. QAeugo. 81. .h9i{ No. Hill.
wnukcc $lG2; Ryo quiet nt .u3. Barley nnd
init uncllangcd, Corn dull anl declining for now
sscaly for Old new Western ufl1ed, 82@8oc: high
mixed and yellow sVesten., YG@9s0 rrlne old Vest
crn mixed, 00s04o inferior wh!ts Wcsera 77c. Oats
G6GG5uo while Western, G09s6ac.
HArAsp HorH-Unchangel. .
CHocEnlKs-Coffce heavy and lower; rio, 2oHo.
Sugar 9tealy. Mo1Assos anl rice Jnlet an1 htrhanBp
inrnuL,UM-Eirner, uul With advancing tell.
dency; crude, 7iIGa79so: roEnod, 1870,
YunrKNTINE-tislAa at Ats.
l. Euus-Uuehangel. .
1 rRoylA1oas--pork firm now mess; $lG.75. neef
unchanged. M!A!es steady !onE as.A xlsugt Geas,
0ttc. Lard heavy; prime steam, 1l-lGQ80Ho
DuTTEn-Heayy Western, 25Gs3Jo.
CuEHsE-Eirm vt lle9ldko.
WMlsKy-Firnl ct aao. :
TOLEDO. .-....v
TOLEDO, March l,-lHEAlsrunFs--llol1r steaAys
Wheat la moderate dalpand No. %lnto Aaesl'ean,
si:e3 extra Q, a.peer ssitiss'.,s SaaA @ ana
seller Apr tt7H selles May Ma2| eaeF al Jamr, ~,
: : ar u, II
, 1874-04-01
MARKETS DY TELEGHApN.


I.1vsnpoor, March a1-ll .. n,.-Flour, 27s Clio
2as Cd. Whsat-Winter. 1asdsias 0a aprng. 1es lna
Corn 38s. Pork, 6os Cd. Lard, AIS vi.
L1vERroot, Mirch al-o 7. m.-preaostuLs firm.
Whcat-Spttng, l1s911 3D. white, 12s9l4 Sd !; club,
12s 4d@1as Sd. Nest unchanged.
L1vERpool, Msrch sl.-uotton quiet; mtdaling
npSnds sa miadng orlsan ssa 5 ,s,ss ssss:
American, 0,G0o bales: Yarns and fabrics at Nah
chester duh, with downward tendency.
Draadstrtfa firm average California white whea,
12a{9Ias 5l club do, 13a 4A@1as I'd rcd Western,
spring, lis 5d@lla od. Receipts Of wheat for tho past
i.oxpoS, March 3l.-Tho depression In atoc,s con-
tiuucs. Erie sharea havs faon dow, az low ~ 321
T1o amount Of bullion gone Into the Hank Of England
on balauce to-day was .el0, Co., Cousos, 915k, for
money unl on account. United States Securities
6-2os at 65 10oE VI, 100: 1040s 1ua now 6s,
New York Cantral, 'oc Eric, 54]9 prefcrred, 30.
Turpeutine, 33s!~ -,
PAnis, March a1,--Itentes, 69f 800.
, 1874-04-01

Dro1o nv lGl It of FIFTY fourth ut, fta41130 It,
tlatoi hlnrcA 3p confederation, Ma,4o0,
O.kwool NY ~ 0.0 It of YinconcH road n I, 10
11a2 2-10 H. lnsaA March cnMsideration $3.50.
t11ts 30 aud u, iu Black 4 Wright b 1Yonlett'e Il
su4nfaw4{ 8ec 0. ;'D. .dsed Fob. 2a; a;considera-
lion, 81 200.
Lot 10 IN Block Q, Doxtcr park 8upliviaion In
ofso aco8, 3d. II, uatcl Noy.G 1875; considern-
tiou, $500.
Lat {e1cept 10 ft> in partition of .nocx %, Beo
III 81, a, latct March 4; CONFEDERATION, $l,a00.
Iota 81 a.!l 49, III u!oek 7. Of Trayesa' nv Anw x
Of SEQ 3, 49, H., dated Doc. !, 1878; consdera-
tfon, $l,0O0
4 Lot d. in Bamo block. aased March 91; consdera-
ton, 500.
Part Of 4 Block O. Of Lots 81 an 33, SEQ 16 90, II
l60x12Bx III. latel MargN ; collslleratl0n, 410O.
, 1874-04-01
M0NEY:AND COMMERCE,
: MONETARY,

TUESDAY Evrs1Sa, March 31.
Now that tho frat quarter of tho year hau
e'oaod, Tho outlook for tho spring b,,snoss co1n-
manda general Intention. Some dcpat tmonta
OF manufactures eau acarcely bo expected to bo'
very hcttvo. Tho phnu OF last fall Inns stopped
tho building Of. railways, aud heuco nanll-
faoturcrs can only expoot orders for rails to ro-
place those TINT are woaring out. Some Of
them havo been already forced to atop, and 9TH
or, will DO fortunate II tloy oBcnpo tho sauo
fato. But those departments which supply tho
theso articles TINT entor Into tho ordinary con-
sumption OF tho pooplo arc likely to continue to
bo aotivo aud receive reasonable, IL not large
orders for their products. Honco dealers
md shoos, GrocorloB, hardware, &c., may
naturally anticipate IN nctiyo trado. They
have all boon moving continuously Tor tho
past fow months, ard their stocks aro not excos-
for farm products have been 'fair,' mud ao,no Of
thom good, aud hence the country has tho
money to pay for .whatoyor nrticos thoy: may
need for consumption. Corn has brought for
year ago, and generally tho prices Of cereala
ind OF stock have boon ron,unorative to pro-
aucerg. Honco tho anticipationss for an active
d, spring business aeem to bo Justified.
exchanges are comparatively light, and the efoct
OF tho cold, unpleasant weather FOR weoli past
accrnB TO havo checked transactions both ut tho
countors Of tho banks and in moreautilo circles.
Tie opening Of navigation md tho bright days
In tho not distant future will altor all this. :;
Thore is no change in tho money market since
yoAtortlay::. Some Of tho b.,,lss report doposita
low, while others hayo 4 largo surplus. Tho de-
nnnd to-day is not. active with most Of tho
; banks: Ratos Of discount may DO quoted uo1nl-
nal at 7(010 por cont. Customers roadily CON-
mand all tho money t!oy dosire.
Exchange continues closo ut Goo por 81 900.
partios are shipping currency as. litt!o M pos.
sible, anticipating IN early change III tho market
In our favor. ~
Lonn ngents report money abundant at SOLO
rcr cont per anul1n.' Tendency decidedly to tho
lower figure.
,soUn MEATS.
THE statement Ia usado by o contemporary that
tho recont excitement about sour ueatB tn tlllB
city has. sent 10 many ordcru to Cincinnati AZ to
make quite lffforonco In tho money mRrket
= hero and thoro. On tho contrary, there Ia every
reason 10 believe THAT the excitomont has douo
good to- our .trade by showing Eastern buyera
that merchants cannot do wrong loro without
being exposed. As an illustration, We rnay noto
that the receipts OF meats at Cincinnati Inst week
.wero about 100000 lbs, and tho shipments only
262. 600 Tbs, or itt1e moro thAn one sixth OF tho
receipts. Tho receipts st Chicago last Teok wero
1,523,000 Lbs Of meats, and tile shipments Of do
wore G,561, 600 lbs, or more than four times tho
receipts. Tho shipments from Cincinnati COM
THAT does not look as if much business had been
transferred from this point to Cincinnati.
LOCAL RATES.
The banking-houRo Of Preston, Kcan i Co.,
100 Washington street, report to.day's rates as
H01IOWHs
, 1874-04-01

dull md q sh.le loeorj high ,ntxe1, aea1ar April.
es sol,er Nay seor jne Ga'so; ael1er Jnly
6oAo; iow mixoa,, 9tso; old, o7o; no grsdo, eAo'
0t3s oIoSna oS' ss's sHxpmss'ss. ae'9s9:; >.
HMgFIr1a-TIor s a,.ono; wheat. 10000 bn; corn,
SnlrMss1s-flonr, 3,oeo brl. wheat, 1000 but
e0Fn' *7'o9' BIT 0''s; S,HViNNar1 ag2 ";
CrxorsnAgr, March ol.--cor1oN-Tirm Ut lao.
nnaANEurgsF,o..s !, ~ q9!s. and nneaoao. Wheat
9i'o o,o 2Ss' Bres daf a ss no and lower
01ts-unehanRed:
iurrrE--ohoicc, assio..
slas Esr as!e and fsm; a:aa,n nj hsd d' at Sxa: ::
5sS nk es H. s son'f
&c sis;s y s'i5 @ sn = iss
asmsg% snS,,asSFs,, lasFs, 5000; clear rib; aaaa,
wh'1ssr-Tr'n md II f., 1s,r ,is aemsna at Ole.
sas& st sq Ns sefs s 9s saer Api IL ssss
No No iresi', coe Corn ,ln ard dropping; NJ. 4
rs WiaNo sa asnss
@l5 .5o:. sweetp;oklea hsnls 1t oN@l6Ne: Dry
fasS5s nsPfs ss s}{s 'ssss ss ses esa9a %'e' sx@'
s. "sss ;'S
| prrnorr, March 81: -nnnApsrprra-Flour qulet
and We't H. ste3dy & Ha m mosfts no,s5n M
Corn 5oo na 7s &c Oats in good e'and at '57o
REorrrrs-soo li's Gris Hour; 1900 bu wheat poot
snirahsSa-i0oo bEn H;,s@,1;, seHs; 400 bu wheat.
BUFFALO, Nlarch :-pnnApsrnrra-;Wl,eat l n fatr
800 " Do stsiao Corn aail sass ears us sS
~ +''' . ~ '''' PHILADELPHIA.
! rryry 1f0r nrY I'M *rTIt.pu
1aa5a essr + fs,Iy "nei. n
14s@1a 90; oorniaal yellow, a2e. oats very dull;
' rErnoIrusi- xr -Aetvo aud higher; crude ike; 10
aa%sai %'iisS4as4Ns: 1sSs5sNs.
and unchanged. Wheat ip fair demand aud lower;
mixed, 83c. Oats aud rye dull.
s sssets ss a ees s s e'' s gs S.s5 Ssea
Shoulders, 55o es5s rlb' 91dc. sussr:e'sea hama,
''R5 uarnnpull god to choice Northwestern tub 50
| @3so /; new do, Aoe.
oerrEs-N Nominal fair to primo Rio, 2shea4o.
W1IBgy-Dull and nominal
Lou1sv1LLE, Marcb Observation-Disclosures, At 100.
A. *s.oo; estra ssoo; astsa fa'n,y; :sjo; i. NJ.
100; fancy, s8ou. lVhoat nominal. Corn duh and
lower, ut 7u@72cs Data, 6G@6os>>
IAT-s1t.G0 on cara.
BAaa1Hu-12@14d. ..- .
PRovlsons-Msss pork nrrnerat slg2s: Bulk meats.
prices advanced; shoulders, 0sc; clear rib, 8;sc i;
saSsd ss@s a:Sise. Lard; aerea. sse fss',
81; Lou1a. March 3l.-corroN-Activor and firm :
DnEApsrurrs-T7our quiet and weak; little doing.
Ns s ssTs n.ssa
| dull, anu unchnngcd; Iowa spring, $1.3o@I 31H
, 1874-04-01

Total. 917.007 233,558 301. 4S3
Total Of all kiulB 7,4sDp p40 bu. Theao flgureB
slow an incroass d1riug the woak Of 17,gi7 bu
YAcat, a5, 700 bu corn and d decrease OF II, ,722
bu oats, G,793 bn ryo, md 15,65l bu barley.
Total iucroase, 26 530 blu.
EunorEAN MARKETS.
The following a1Yicos wero received on
'Change today, in addition to thoso givcn in our
tolegraphio columnH:
nrureh IT, 1-IoNpoH- -CargoeB OF coast. Wheat Int
proving, Corn steady. Good carGooB No. spring
wteat on coast, baB5Gs good cargoea California
wiIpat of coast, G1SG1s American mixed corn, $685.
Latest. .
Wheat was quiet a1ld shada oaHter ceiling
at 81 .l096p1. .l914 for April, and 9l.2l3aG91, 2l9
for May, both options olosiug at tho inside.
Corn WIS quiet and Btendy ut Gli5@GlfAo for
April. and a. l9049zcfor May tho lattor closing
at the outside:
A1oaB pork WIS moderately actiye, and fr1ner.
Moats wore no,nilallY sllaslo eusior. Lard wAs
quiet, and tlrmer. Tho following wero tllo clog
Ing quotations Moss pork, cash Or seller April,
s15.3o@16,32>1 hIay, 5l6.g0Gl5,G2lf; jung,
s,l5.B5@168715. Lar1. cash or Eol!or April,
a9.16@0,221G; seller May, s9.35G9.3719; soilor
April, s8.s7111@8.5o seller AIay, se;Go@8.7o.
Short ribs, cash or saer April $a,qo@8.20 aoll-
| or May, offered at 1910. Shoulders, cash or
seller April, f:5.55@5.G214; seller May, so.ooGg
| D.l0. Salon include 250 brlA mesa pork, solior
| April, at $15.3D; 600 brls do, soilor May, ct
| 9l5.55; 800 brlH do at sI15.571; 1850 brls da
at a16.u5; $50 tcs Iard, Boilor May, ut 1886; 25G
tca DO at S0S7111; 100 tcs do, sollor june, al
| SnE0 D.
, 1874-04-01

Whoat was r{thor moro aottfe at tlio sanio
rowor % ilmits.. ;; Liverpool waa quoted tlrm oar1y,
and al par 100 Lbs highor by latoHt adyicos,
.whilo Now York was d shado stronger, aud our
reported altpnonts Of yesterday wore nearly
TN qaoay o noors
aud woun probably havo resulted In m advance
bnt fora decided moYon,aut on tho part Of
tho bon element. n the curly part Of tho soa-
on 91o% % wns ta G .x aGn9 es sfeet sfs eea1g1s 5
fair fprnan1 for the latter months delivery, duo
to No 1igo in Europe, ald tho higher gold
prfdiium. Shipping lots wore III little hotter
2sSas adSeaf s5sf9ut o a s9'r rose npf u aPaes3 at
at e1.1osl. selier Mny soll Ut $t,241{o o41. .25.
closing at a1.24h. Regular No. 2 spring closed
at 1.l99l. aud rocoipta Of do, datod slucc, the
s1.2591 for lots on 90 storage. Northwestern,
Nos. and 2, wcro not III such good demand al
heretofore. and only commanded q pro-
ntam Of 10 ovor ;" straight" lots
sooa Ss DO SsnE IT E6s Sed Dos s en 10 sorass
Cash sales wore reported Of e00 bu No. | spring
spring, strictly froel,, Ct s1.2l5; 1l2oo bu do
at s1.31N; 17.ooo bu do (2o Htoraagol at s1.2l;
5,000 bu DO at Sl.1056; 4,b00 bu No. North
wostorn at 91.2oI; 2,4oo bu No: spring at s1.17;
1,2oo hu ro1eetad spring at s1.osh; 100 bn BY
Hamburger at 81 80 on track, .rotal o9,soo bu.
Corn was moderately active, aud averaged 10
highor, though reported oagior In New YorE.
Liyorpool was reported unchanged, but there
quotations, and it wns hard 10 toll which was
right. Tho receipts wore again largo. but tho
fact that either snow or rain was reported to 10
falling over q large part Of tho Northwest cansod
operators to think tdat there will probably bo .
rS,1 IL in n n3Nfq Nf
few days.. There. wore. few ontsiao ordcre
on tho floor, and tho bulk Of tho business
was simply n changing. oror from April into
May. with worry little thrown forward INTO June.
tho market luctuat!ng buck and forth scyeral
times hetuoon thoso limits Seller April sold at
ol]1@Gl116c, closipg at6154c: scller Juno sold
at G41lo. No. q cIoaod ut G1}1c for regular
2oth. Now No. Q .o!oaed ut 5y,Gc; olt1
Caal Baos wero reported of 5000 bn high mixed,
old, at 6s11c: 0.Goo lu No. e strictly fresh, old,
6a9o by DO odS st g. 62o' oooo sa s'o DO
do, now, At COS; 3e00 bu do at 521o; 1000 bn
ba d. now, at. 5oo 5000 BIZ do at 6s11o 400 bu,
| sample, ut Coo on track. Total, 62,000 bu.
Data woro rathor moro actiyo, and shade
easier, the pressure OF n few april deliveries
crowtlhg TINT option down, while Aay was un-
changed. Tic busnoss chiefly consisted in
| changing from ono month to tue other. Cash
lots Sero da'l nt 44$9@l4e for receipts ,as asted
4234o; and solIer ATay ut 4G3 @46t5c both closing
! tane at tho inside. Cash sales wore reported Of
5000 bu No. (atriotly fresh) at 1870; 1900 b,1
do Mt 4lszc: 200 bu rejoeted at A3e; COO bu, by
Rye was vory quiet ut the quotations Of last
I weels, with slight tendency upward Oh ac-
count Of tho reduction OF o11r stocks ln store to
less than $4,000 bu, With very small curront 70.
, 1874-04-01

BurrALo. n. Y, March,, 3l.--oATT1E-nece!rta,
1910 hrud total fer the weok t4un fart ,1J4 head.
Tho market, with heavy run, waa inaesiye; buyers
mud seAers apart Nc Tho forlnor aro holding on for
decline from laat wucG prleca. The stock Is mostly
common inferior grades. But few prime lots in tho
yaraB. There WAS uot sut.aclcnt trade to catabieh
prices. Sales include 800 Illinois steers averaging 945
913 It's, at s. o5SaG.l6; Is Illinois heifera, averag-
Ing 0Q7, 1t 5i81S Is hoaa Michigan: averag-
Ing oa@ 200. It T. 25dass1H; y hoad \ Michigan
averaging 40, ut Fo.81H.
Bnser Asp LAans-Ileeeip Today, 600 hOaa; total
for tho week ha far, 4Go0. Tho illurket activa
at No of FROM Inst weeks price1. Some extra tno
gan sheep, averaging 5000 lbs, at s7933B. 90 eos
lead OHIO sllccp, AZ oi@85 at 51Qo@7.25 1ae head
Illinois sheep, So@85i At S0.25s6.75; 10 head Mis-
sot,ti slloop, ny a. ut 5 90.
Hoas-hacespts today, 1,4Qo head total for tho
week thus far, il 100. Tho market = dragging, ..
shade lower figures; Yorkcrs, $525@5.6o; heavy
hogs, SJ.7596.90. --
EAST. LIBERTY
East LIBERTY, pa, March MISUNDERSTANDING
81 cars; best &620@6.bO noaium, Sb.s0@8.Oo; com.
mon, s5.00a5.51; bulls, S3,5o94.60.,
uoas-arrivAla, II ours best PhtlalelphIa, $G.15@
CSC; Yorkers, S530G1a. 40:
BugEp-Arrfynla, Is cars best. $3.D98.25f me-
jiufu 81. .1QG&7.QQ,
, 1874-04-01

NEW YonK, March 3l.-Thcre waa better feeling III
tralo to-day With freer distribution Of staple coton
goods and prints from first lnntls and the Jobhing
trade was fairly :actiyo uorchod sheetings we're III
sfIeltcd large sales to-day: Lnnceaor ginghama arc
otiorad by loaling iopblnq house vt ioss O. por
cent and thirty days. Woolen goods continue Quot
neiiNh
, 1874-04-01

TUESDAY EVENING, March o1.
50 Tho following wcro tic receipts nnd shipments
OF tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho paat .twonty-fonr hours, and for tho
corresponding tlato oue year ago:
, 1874-04-01


The following Is list Of y8sycfs transferred At ths
port OF ch!cugo during tho month Of March 1s74
All cana!-boa. American Star, United s:s9ss Mar.
All schooner American Union, Il. J. Winalow ct IL.
to ]. rrudiylla ct a1, sls,coo.;
one-laH eehoonor Dazsio Booth, q. s, Der-y TO II.
onc.haif Boyer; r1oronco, J. A. Boyer to
D. Z. Corcoran, 81. .500.
oaean y s;g Commerce. Henry "it'eo to Michael
onS:half hrle Gommerse, Henry wisbeet to A, G.
All bark City Of Siwaukco, Sam b1oore to Afary El-
~ u sshSonsr Dsesateh, iecullach Fitzgerald Co.
ono.fonSth aehooner Dixon. Marion, Tobna olaenA
% onc-tlsd Il sehr O. D. p,sernon. CHARLES saleor 10
Q. @. chrlshuuaon, $780,
one-thisa Of sehr Eua Charles Sampson to reer
An Of sslr Elorosta, l. v. Taylor md ". ptalon to
one-lalf q achr Grant, Levi, ]. p. Merritt to ]. Il.
Al q sehs y; T. T. HAWKING, Goodwin t aovtyto g.
All Of acllr Hercules, Barn1anu Darnlaul to Mar
shall l. Brown, $1,000
mess4 os5hf ana o J. I i Il Hns E; & NJ o's'' a to a.
ons;hird TIL e of . sc1s j. r. Hing, Nosher punham to
Thlee-forrths Of bark 1afrinier John Mattlnnd to
tSit oneforh ot 6ark Latrlnier Robert Kyle to Owen
% one-SaI u scnr 1AttleDeu John Kylo to E. H. Cor
All Il schr 1nlr, sop1itn, D. Whitney, Jr., to hugh
Ali ef ashr hooking bird, Il. prtndlsslle to William
ons.fort Of aclr n1onsank, D. s Berry to q. Gum
la one.asT q, sohr Monsoon, WILLIAM Smith 10 D.
Threo-ns Of selr Miami, Goo. Il. van Ekta, OF H..
to Robert cdesaa u Ley s9p2o '(.,, r.r,,sor =, 5o,n
''oi oae.ii.E q sshr ramlica Il. !. wtnalow to II.
Thrae-aaarturs Of rehr Tom putno, 8. Peterson to
II. Q. Hanson. g: r wall, 81 200: ,., 49,.
Az Of as ssss ! w. nisss aa s;asS Walton to ''Aa
one-iaif of. sohr Isatca, William Dorulan TO Will
ian. Jaeopaon, s2,eoo. =.
| Jol,u Hayeraou ct al., $1,000.
Fve.cights Of schs q: It. Roberts. 7. D. Toss and
oacfourtn % ot T. solr I = sky iar, j. j. Gauncer to IL
nssrsstSa onsst@a y xesr Louisa stro H. s. ueva to D.
oas-ta!sd e tug II; Shields, Pat Roach soA. sevor'
Hi of bark Two Fsnnlea peahtigo Company to Mory
All Il bari Two Fanuies. Mory Elared to sam
Two.hirda of schr rola J, W. schalort to p. Smith
onp.thtrd of sahr Vermont, 7. Thompson TO Thomas
oac.haif Of achr Wade, D. r., N zem1nor to John
OnolsaT Of aehr wals, u. r., "A. soper toJ j. Fos'
0no,exhth Of ,sclr Crawford, =. g.. O. IL Mosea
one-lali Of sslr Two Drpthefs, D. b'anclnfa 70 u
aafoy, " sa,,'anoat panubo ]. T. 1aborts to john
1lsllard; saUo.
uut,itp ycsscl- -Owncrs'. ABsncfntlon.
TuFr,Lu hIurel, 1l,-Vessol-ownprs Of nuliAo mos
m ,uhalat this AFTERNOON aud took preliminary atap1
o ornnniso yssaol-owners' aaaoclation hsaoluiona
ss b5'fe Rsf.a% an IT. Hss! sss @