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, 1874-06-10

lumber shingles, and lat for tho past weak and sncs
Jan. 1874, md for tho corresponding period sear
';;;;;. is4s Is ;s1 ST. Sam: .s1s tss
$s;: H: Es;:;;; 81; Is; zs;s
Es$s;;; E:s fs$s;;;;' i{;s IN 8;
* Msnisea ss @ q ssSeson *la7 arsad Haven
sly7N L!dng!on, White Lake. and Psn.wAter $3.50;
osoaS non ,as, sU !, il, orn,ng -
Wnd tasorass iof hssa! ss:sT.s Sc Il;
aoes 90 Wers aoeary g local I'D ooanry dsa!ers
s ttS ,IIp. Msn',ss Sses &C.
common, ts.s11Gaiopoi jolss aud sgansl19s, ts71g
al @S5s. ' samSsr Of eargoss srrvea attsr tho mofa.
y Ehs toowias sss: we're Eeposted to-day: ;. ,.
@ ayoes 5 # ts .s Gs6S? s. sss fslsf Eft i:
''s,M; 1a2ao ssSs % afsat W.T. so@ $50 strps
anl boards at $500; 10 N 2neh at 1870 60 n leth
at S2.oo; m peksts ut $780, sola ny issb' oa'en
es:eo a. sshr L. Mcdonald from .1.nl.!ss, 1so !.th
U4rse 4sar JOIN aiinsr. run osonte = ~
ndacnnt!lng At 80 n f. common 1neh a $9ol;
16Q NJ II mill ro incl nj $lttu 2Jt III AtA AZ tI.d1Es
oarRo npsr s. Booyi.e, from. MMakegoa, 'l16 ~ II
common Inch at f9.99 1a m lath at sie7k, m!!l tally
lhinges Il e2.7s. oirgo schr q II; ,uasklsy, fram
mon at s9oo 50 p. # 5olat anas sang st ss15
chafss ntripa and boardy At slo.oO; ID n, lah al
fl.s7H. Gargo echr Little nsllo, from 1udington'
scantilnu Qa saly} At ss7s large seh? AIae tron!
NJ lath. ut $i81N. cnrgn hshr ). j. Newland. from
aia1isssc lls nj 4 aeieat Inch, at $4,000; 70 in
collect thick at $300 yard common, md cuIla laA
out IT 5000, lto N lath at$l,7o Cargo schr !. q,
aIuss, from hlsnates, dock load common Inch, ut
ss.a7k: hold full jost aud scaptling, at $s.7o All
| sp1a W Blanchard, Ueslana ACo, !
| At THE YARDR
Tho yaTd trade continues moderate. Ths local de-.
mud IL light, and tho orders chiefly from the ill.,
teror 4Icta for greeu lumber are weak, mid
sales Of certain length, which In Iurgo supply h9ve
been made Ut $l1.G0, Latl ara easy IN nynsthy Nth
tho WHOLESALE markDt+ Following ara the quotations.
First cteaE. 5000 taG3,00
Becond clear, inch to inch ..,...,., 400 $4,000
Third tiBar, Inch. $500 @14D.Oo
Third clear, thick 4a.oo @46.oo
rough. ...s,..,...:..,......s...... $500 e4o.oo :
QloAs aldin8, 1st aud "a toRother.... 21.eQ 0A.o0
, 1874-06-10
MARKETS DY TELEGRAPH.

'. Foreign ninrkct1. -
L1vHnpooI, June D-ll q. m.-F1our, 27a. Wheat
-Winsor. 12seal2s I'd; eprnR, 1os sd@1ls Id white,
l9s ai@l5s % club las sd@ias. Corn, s5s: Pork.
days, is, 900 qrs 1000 heina American. ' 's~~
I1vrnRoo1, ..June. 8.-Cotton dull and ees!er
SSsn' sa o.Is,pSs sH@sS s t
1000 bales. TarnB anil fabrics 1t Manchester dull.
Dreadstnha-Avcrago California white wheat. 12s 4d;
club do 12s Tt6d red winter spring, 10s 6d611a 3D.
Receipts Of what for the past three days, qss
American, o9.o0o.qrs.. Corn, Sas I'd.
Lard, Blu.
LONDON, June 0-5 p. m.--Rate Of dIacount In open
market for threo months' bills, az per cent. or u
0hiiod ssatss socurics-s-2o coupons OF 1856 1osA
Erte, ~: prelcrredt 5oH.
Amount Of bullion gono into the Bank Of England
On balanco to-day, E28,000.
Ta!tow, 41s.
Spirits Of petroleum, Cd; refined petroleum, 1oAd.
Sperm ell !o3@1o!s;; ;,. "a, ,7,<,
FRANKFORT, Juno o.-ooupons, 62@o7H.
, 1874-06-10
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4 6na6 IN
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476@b.D0
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uoGs-rhe demand for tb!a class Of livestock was
not Bpccally active but It proved about eqial to tho
supply, aud yeaerdAys prices we're easily maintained
the TWO days amounting to .aQ7t aga!nst 251 for
tho sane time last wesk, and 40 40 week before, and
by tho middle Of tho afternoon about ali understandable
drpycs had changed hatas. Sales were reported At
s5,50@i7b tor Rcn1awngs; at 0oSt.2o for poor to
common ; at $5.25@G35 for medium, and at IS. 400
67H for rood to CHOICE. Few sold hboyo {J45 thero
being only nmitod number Of cholcs droses. Tho
fall rIr4un
, 1874-06-10

rlne heavy to l,ahs una.shdA .9s@sSo
Medium and conrso unwAs,ed
RAILROAD FnE1auTB--Worc dull, hht It. waa url-
crstood ttln tho present tariff ia strictly adhered TO,
notwithstanding tho low ralea ty y7ator:
, 1874-06-10

Speefa, Dispateh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, dune neo-Aftarnoon:-pAssEp VI
Prop China; barka Watson, City of Buffalo, Naad;
aohrs q: D. Norris, ronades, Z. ". Perry. Flying
Mist, ncduing, Kate D. Bruce, Mi!an Cavalier, Eln'
pre State, doshawk. T1ldon, E.. r. Williams, H. +.
PASSED. Dowx-rrops Atlnntic. pasDaio, Wayeriy,l
barks Gbralter, 0ortez schrn dulnaro Aphas Magels
Ian, Mary jams, Mechanic =, :. u
WINp-Wost. -.
~. spseta. ps.pateS to The Chicago tribune.
DETROIT, June Neutrality-suspicious. DoWN-Prop1
Fay .un barRcs Toledo SPARTA snd basges Colorado,
Nebraska, aud sanilac. .hchrs King Fisher, Jeesic
Hoyt, T. b. Rice, Kate Gilbert, Lone Star Il. G.. Por-
ter, j. p hrarch, L. O. woodruff, Relo Brown, Mary,
and Hattie. =
PASSED Up--prop Henry Howard. schrs Thomas
GAVIN, Starlight, NJ Gage, E. @. Roberts. D. Mitchell
Rival, Miami, j. d. Wilbor, and Monitor.
WMD-Northeast, with rain.
, 1874-06-10

No. / trout s6.aotse.7a; No. shore .naekere nGM
III. tS.so@t ao: sIoro hla, taisa'2ss 6sSk
fst9sSr fstsa Sssas, .p 9so,sss g. ssso ss
~ Tabts.lor horr,nK, round, nsl. *1;6e M
@ss se1 h'fs1is rsisnbs hG Sss
'aSn hab somewhat ,s.s esxs
sg e ~ ss s's e spss II
800 beis has sosby weakono tho Eastcrn srkot, and
pathy; stocks of Ill descriptions q l0mcstio afiea
also beoS tho % aversge @ .'e Quotations .. foows
D',ss SA1o az SfHsns 4nrt!Ss S
laoss s1assaei, *ssssss}b iSalslas yseSss, lsXS
ss npes ssras
11sM wssfn Sn1ss DO 1
Sspbsrries. 9asiae; Sistei Cherries toa!Is: EyIs
Taanss !ss sSss oS
Wainnts, new, 1o5i7o praz,ls 1o@l1o; recana. Tex
ao ssssna Sn;y a5s psss sSd
vseS and arc 1y. hed. sirawporIics wors in iarasr
traa 6Parss. sistioon ana Michigan, sea 4 fsoS@
9l2oo@is.oo per box; French sl3oo@l4oo: hlsssino m
sssnSs1s or sf ,sss s pss
essss' ssSosss; sbsssss. iasssSo; SIG
dnogERiEs- grocery trade has d!spI.yea,. d.
good d6aree ot activity through he rasf HsSE saa ," ae
saEsrs Being he alteration calling for special msnon.
s GGssi aFe hsa h as
ID active nnd tlrm Sugars aro sil teuding npWaru.
ass sei's i'm III sna % advsnsiDs we auoto '''''4'4 ~
s cosssrs1sioohs, sexss7o; O., Q. Java, asK@
a3o: taaqy r. asa2sAc; es!se g. a4.<@2so;
T. ss@s ss:sn$ :s sss s;as;p5s: g.
fp!! Sss, a. ;6sss i;sns
powdered, iisS,iXe; srsnal5,ss, 1iXSll1;s; 4, 4:
%1s9s da4S fSSi5o g. ~ ees Soie
iew % No.i. oxdos:o; aioice brown. tx @o:o prime
~ "a az saon sh9tss oas':S as S,
Nsw d!leens sugar. ea6lee sk@o:c; %, prime, o.;
oS; DO fa5s ax@sxoi eom1nSn; s;,r,r ,,n,
ATTN d. sas5o hsw Orleans n,oassss so!ee ss@
R!co molasses, ehoicc osaoso common moasaos, 9s9
8 GsA1rn47os-co Common to po.t, aA@01Go;
iso M ginger lso Xflioan, a5aso DO oaieutts, 1sseao
%a whifa Iy %sss @Sss Ss hoss Ss5
| palm, 6@GHo; 6avon Imperial, G@eAo: white Rus
sts es 1aisasd siss,, Ss i; etes' s
MAYGThe msrket las been vary dull throughout
prices have declined duly. Fow orlora from outside
points have been 'recetve and tAe local trae as only
fair. Some dcaloss think tay viii do hsttor soon.
lug Oh, and the local trade Will hayo 10 talc more
pressed hoy. Prices loworel touy 6octS 90 per
is 1Sa sscHha sSy No
pse a1cs! Rfss hoosr SS On IL
HiDEs1TGo demand. though not specially Urgent
has been equal to tho supply which contines Light on
ssFss ssnr p:Sss L. 'sss ss III
and .wcai, and many dealers think It doubtful
whether the local advance will bc sustained. "a IN
% iots ~hch lar aso m mosy danase. Quotations dresi
sy bu.shos ss Green cured ssda s5t 9H@ss
@i5c; deacon skins 4o % SO; gruens, scored, sas
10 per cont Of; Sheep polss, wool ostin.Hted a
wAnhed, peE b, 37N@Aos.s
snc aaa on the
trcta of % Wisconsin @ I'D Nsw Yosk state tlat o grow
Gnaaa
froBs, aud hops ure advancing In london The plant
4 have pnsaed through tue winter uninjnred. repot
from Belgium, May ~ says the weather has been col
md unfaYora6o and tho vine Is backward and selloN
In consequence the dsmand has improved aud price
| have ndvanced. .-...,. ....'
IRON AND sTEE1- continues to n'oet With mod
eras order dcnnnd. Tho market, especially for trol
l ~ u1Entt1ei and 0UOtltODE ellnuEQ when lara
, 1874-06-10
COMMERCIAL.

TuEspAr EVENING, Juns 0.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce III Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding data one year ago;
, 1874-06-10
The Produce Markets!
AifSIN V0HE


: nh, sproarc, Or,r,.c,.,
rrx xonn, yons se% sooTSeapu,l 41ae and lower: up
land, 1875; futures elosed atcady salcs' 2o.2oo
oil u:S2o.
snpsr Ss N nd pzsss &c.,
common TO good q e9o ss 70 sho'Ge @ se;2t@ =
S72s; s. Louis, fs:lo9i ia; ~ aous =, RI Fl
6a; No. Chicago 81. No. Northwest, $t42A
sad lnn:soa s,s srrins to eheies @
winter red ana emper Western, si;7e@l;71; amber
lsy nominal. Mat auist; t0rn asaEes ara shsae
armer; receipts, o, 600 b1: WesteEn mixed. so9
s5ssse osts qsIet sod besy|y; Es:e,pts, 81 bu
m1e4 Mestffn; wh''e "e''ofn'
| !. auooEn1Es-cotes quiet Sugar dull. Mo!asRas
dgl: .,,1a1 hlse e,' gncts. s,,,do <, ..or.d 1.,<c
TETnoasgMstaaS, 90 at 7snn'o' 41'
Eoas-Unchanged:
S nsaa io nesf nST nn
| ehangsd Ml4dles quiet; long elear. re; short shost
clear Lard 1oweT' slosng Am PElme 1etesn
August. 49,. a,..,. ,v.,,..: ,oaog.
ngFrEa-SeSuy n9Trs11nH%snsaH as" "este1n' 3osS'"
oiNoiNNATr.-
u md Whss
a ~ u9cha9gsa ~ a oo5n - sossay
Rye quiet and weak at 6do. Barley dull and nominal
4ns-vanasnangfeaiid 1nas3aasaaS e iduc ...'> .;
9u.rsnTair ssa ar~t , M hs.t 1. grades :. NATL,
a iigat ss Soiders em at
noS Hattle asd bull eas shoa
ers, 6xo spot q buyer July: clear rib held st ohe
1pos eoaA ~ Wv oa3ss SaAa stSs1 asao ~ "z3S'
nss9a aaet 5o1b1nng 1n Shoulders 7A@7o; clear rb'
1ous SIear, in asmsnd and inn nr,ess 1t e,c
osxtos n = z,no 9sMHao; nsruxps-,ybest anu
sIn Inei ~ 1 it - 9n1e
N'' A@D&eS' 81. Louis: 4'''' =: 's'''''
SoneSss'eDsp a, % ,nd ne,,nso what
S@sa on 1aas aasafSa a @ 1go ta tEF .s gaa a
dq5i I'd StSsPiaE; ! iSaseo $as bd.:
a. .tsody at s23 Bulk e,s
Nothing do!ng. Bacon an aid ,dsooPius futures :
oie"r @' i36 io3taioao eloar. io@loo; c1sar H.
haFa quiet ''l0a' ''t MEa1piiis. fEaiPd1i
S9Ies 1as staaa nGssi' Ssi! 1's bales
on5 aaS e1 aaa carn a"sier @
74He 9sts guilt md ws9k Es9 q It 6'@'d''
aAY-Q1leI PRIME pi1a e. n, q, w.
pHovlalosa-ouiett ts4;lsvi19 sna unchanged.
Lou1sv11Is, Jans '0.-co11oH--nrl and lower at
/ NAo. - - n,., ..,,s.t ,,,,tot .,, ,,a
changed corn, adaaoo Oats quiet at $4,000. nye'
ses a ssas s ss'
hss 1so pla 1aae ~ 9nk 1aiS
e4S; e,ear fio, 9io' eeaf oA'. 1@sa' Asas1aA'
"a'SAs-'sc' CLEVELAND.
oIEvEh.sn, O. juno . ~ ~ fnl1
aeaay'4ow n'4eo, oac' oa's sse"us No !, wv w.
a 'p1n,, pee, vr,,-nu,ot stoo1v npa npcc,,nnucd.
, 1874-06-10
The EysIn Dairy Market.

Special Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Iribans.
ELolN, Juno 0.-Therc was fair attendance On tho
Doard thotia, tho stor severe. There was guile
a On
boxes Of cream cbeoso sold At 11@11Ac, regular eaie
375 boxcn reported irregular, sold at l2@13lc.
Tho aggregate pounds reported as sold were ~, ,60Q
amounting to s., ,093.11.
, 1874-06-10
MARINE.

PORT Of ChToR001 JHhb u
= Ana1vED-Hehr g. Il. Watson, Buffalo, eoAt aohs
Minnie 8auson, Cleveland, coal scht GEORGE stSe!e
Buffalo, coal aohr Asaulator, cssc9 Eer: ~ dt
prop Scotia, buffalo, sundrtcs schr EnIa OAy. Mnatp
Mysx. lumber; brig Commerce, Mauominte. lumber
, 1874-06-10
The Now York DrY-0oods ntnrttct.

New YonK, juno D.-nuslneaa nus moderate with
tho commission houses, md Light jobbiug traie was
r ut unchanged prices. darncrs prrnts very active
1t ths reduced pr1cos Dondora prints continued II
bri.li dc4,ana; American bags @ayanced to soa By
dealt In. ~ -
, 1874-06-10
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

OATTIE-The market was not as acltvs a. on
yesterday nor ~ rm te larger reecpts and The much
poorer caaa Of atook offered Tor sao operating nnfav-
eeps wero Of To1ae CATTLE most OF which OF poor
nnd medium gradc-tlt only for Chicago butchers.
and Folders Of such were enabled to realize At very
full prices Or At for good t9 eztr. qualities
co,llnon to oalun natives and ordinary Tp1as c:ts
had no trolIo In lng ther ordcts ut lo@l5o rcdno.
tIou from ycateray'a prices and the GhHncea TINT
eoliera Will tomorrow be called upon to mako further
CONCESSIONS Stock catle were inquired for to some
Su mt t425ai75 for good to PRIME with salos prlnc-
paiiy ut $3.7594 406 Toxns casts sold at $26Q@6.do
Tor thin through drovcs to choice corn.ed. Most Of
The trading was done at $4.25@8.25. Tho market
closod quiet and weak for anything grading below
H0oodH
, 1874-06-10
MONEY AND COW MERCE.


TuxspAY EvEN1tt', juno BE-
Business at the banlt counters, to-day, aui1efea
from tho exceedingly lisagrecnble wosthor' To-
spite this drawback thero wnsE6o"eMlyn i"i
amoitht Of transactions Hono nov pn9'ef III =, 90.
Ing mudo, and tho demand for loahs' On ~
whole, is bottcr. Tho ratio of discount 's oeD1o
Per cent; 8@1s per cent o tho street n,,
Now York exchange was inactive to.o"y. A"o'o
were moro buyorn thnn se'Icrs and tllo rsto was
firm at mar tn on eouty uroniutI for Sl,0Vn be"
tween banks. m,
The olenrjnes Of tho day wore e3,9oo,ooo.
ponr,ou COMMERCE. OF NEW YORK;
r,,a fora1n eommurco Of Now iorst' for iaa'
rcai1 1vas. General merchandise inlE Eorear III
cudpg dry goods e9.2d5 9ss; proan9S,s s1 e1S1'or5s @
HD1Ss sna spS1is pSoPt, nc;,ans ry goods
enSe aiSs eaasi5 ast @ yoar, and $202 In s7a
The total exports OF produce ~ since .dan. arc
is n fs7s The total oxposts q spooe
snse jan, arc ear, ,f54, 1885, against GU, ,4ola a678
FAST tsst year, and $50, 40S .soa III 1872.
rEnHoNAl"
MFR. q. G. Noryoli, who Tor twenty-five yonrs
fna had charge OF tho financial column OF the
Nav York Times, has, at his own request, oeon
relieved OF that duty. The 1pord says: I'm
preparing to enter upon new ea , q aonsy Nv, ~ 10
FOOD wishes Of almost everybody chgaHca IN
financial business whose good "fshes are worth
having" ..,-
Preston. Kean Il Co. report aR follows:,
nuvt'y. Selling i
Emitted States s-2cs Of 'os-'anu- nu,,on ,,ox 7:
us;ss III ses s:!s? I'D: si a,sx Ivy Ivy
,,n';,s asy "a s',.ss ssy; lid. Il ss@3sna @
aryand aly....+......''.....'117799hx iisx Ia
SiGs Gn,tsd sisiss Is nca il5X
cold tfnil wetght) ii1h 31Th;1
,ssapon' 4ssea1i
Illinois hi % 10 pr cont school bonds. Far tut.
Sterling dull, with latest business At 4s716 for
90 days, and 400 for eisht: am
Customs Receipts, aA14, 900.
H1p0sss ct alss pso5Sats 5 rs te5 ss TsS
Gold opened at 11oH, Advanced a e 11oA o,tt snd
eose q 1l0 csrF{ing 1ates a@a 2%t at per 'ehs'
The Assistant Troasnror diaburaod gill, 900.
dovern%snts n5ss S duli and steady.
atata bonds quiet.
{: Estoks woro weak throughout the gay, and
pricos declined i to }9 III tho general list, and
AZ in Erie. In iinal dealings, recovery of II
Is M took place. Tho sharp decline In Erie was
thA leading feature in tho Stock Exchange spec
ulation, aud there was much gossip ailoat In re'
gard thereto. Tho earnings continue te
Show decrease. The reported new dea
Of MoiIenry. In regard to tho coming
election, had depressing influence. The lates'
rumor ts that tho report Of the English oxport'
viii be- upinvorable, and that speculatore in Lon
aon wero anticipating this report BY selling stool
Lowe Towor ~ prees as London assisted Tue decline
Among the sales to-day wero $4,000 slares o.
Western Union $500 Pacific Mall M e,o0o Nor
5000 Wabash. Tho market closed dull ant
weak,
, 1874-06-10
Illinois d. michigan Canal.

: Da1poEpoHr, juno 9-1:50 p. m.-Aoptreal. Ottawa,
5000 bu cora; Tyburn, Marsstnes, 1000 bu corn.
CLEAnED-ten1ie Horny. 84,371 It lumber, 30 N
ehingles, Is m nth Bolle Franco, Morris, Soa3 #
lumber, - -.
Bn1paEpoRr, June 0-7:so p. 1u.-AnnrvED-Harriet
Seneca. 600 bl corn Androw jackson, LaSae G,2o0
bu corn Metropolis, Lasslle, $3.50 bu corn.
, 1874-06-10

soc. Sample lots vcro rather froely 'offorcd,
with no buyors:.... -:-.-- .-
|, GRAIN IN STORE.
I! Tie following arc tho footinga Of the'ofifih,
htatomont of grain IN store IL thia city on tho
, 1874-06-10

rs fsf 4 nis ss sse;t;s2 e q "e'i e. n. ssr Ss,s s;s
cosi socw ses bisr; 1iamlIn; an'Ssr s; aeox:
oa.stor MSn!stss %91se ;,Sn.r sSSs l. H. r cGsss
stssin sessn Ianer ~ nss eoa af;
sslr Ea ElnToo Wniie L"ko l'mnnr II sehr E
nsssss 1ss Vel s,r
ssaoaSss iamssS aa,a p;}Psss' o.asss S5sss
nsX .sr :eE T.yor s''eS 'eora vs 1nSsSe
s Isrsss l;ioraio, Mcno9i,,o;e. jnnnori 6ssgo Mar
nemses nes 'afss pepn, sEinso iaees
scr 4. Frederick, Holland, wood stms Corona, u.
59ss Ms.; sr e sse on s
Pier. bark ; prop Menomineo, MuskeHon, s,'ndfiss:
Ssqn
sen. ~ s SGef Dt e hsts Ef Tw:
is Baraes. H. Menominss lumber; schr -Four brothers,
Heso sRssl ser 1nnIs IL 1eslson
G' Gss9 ,s e um!r nS ssos sei srsss sfs
wood: scow william, Marie, Black eEeef. wood; sehi
Morns Pier w9G s'hr hz5o DGsa antH g.
Ell .. ;a%s s;s,,ss ,sBSsS
;on Maa'sse' i%a,sef sees 1'S5o Ns% snss;9ya.p
luHDtEf 6cuF HnllH Eiouut llLLlQ nSA1
1ngton, lumber; aebr Lille Parsons, oharloc, coal;
sss sos s, GS ssss sn i. baso ss
Ss5gs 9; s A,,iss Grand 5l.yea. lumber; bssss ":
Msnislee lumbar sshr Lse OK, hisnstee, lumbar
oy Hyda e. .rss s1't'E sss nss5 I'll
gsaess s!sts, nntss: ssn ..aa!is: Fi!
nsGR S eis Gsssa'fs1
sas h1it ssnr
J. Mawry, Llucoln, lumber; scnr j. ". Brown, Green
ac6t Myrlo, Msnistse, lumber soir Speed, anstes
lumbar aehT J. B9an j., Portage Pier, lumber sehr
ass sea9 shs s t. fsa f SsstoSs ns
sshF Kty Grant n'a1 'sa j.,
%aas S@ R;fa a.. Se
10 brla dour, bfa pork, and sldrlcs: aehr o: Fcs
a s:nr s q +: 5 - sssss
bu coriI, 900 bris aour; selE Niagara nnteo, $500
schs l. boai, st. Josoph, % iegz bcer md nuntries
barge Mantsses Menoaeo nEs s9rnmsa ne an san
o5ss sa ssnE sorn; Ssns n aedech. 7ss Su b.
pfop skyIark Denten narbor. sundries s.mr ooroas'
st. Joaoph 10 brls ous aud sundrtcs; stmr sheboy'
! gan. Manitowoo, q brts oil and 270 pigs aunlties.
sunl!es pEop g ! Tsae,ae a9sea q, ~ 20 bs1s
burg, l200o bu oorn; prop Prussia Montrea 7eoo
bu corn, and Hundries: prop City OF London, oswego
00U bt wheat, GU brla Hour, md sundrcs prop g.
T. uoath saugatuuk, IL brls hour aud eundrles; and
| tWoutJ-thteo vessels cleared Light.
Lake Vre1ghta
We're easior quotabe at 46@4s+c for corr, and fa(4
30 for wheat to Buffalo by sal. accord!ng to ho siz
| Of the yekscs aud Sc for corn toOnwego Charters
70 nualo-3chra CLARA Parker and Niagra Natter taa
evening", corn at 4Ho seh5 North osPe corn on pr
vsto teFms prop Vhnderbns yeaterda5 Pr F. MI COT
pelIer iycstorday p. m.), corn At &C. To Qsweae5;
schr Jamaica, corn At 90. TO ogdenebur8- Prop 81
| Albans, corn through. To Montreaf-Prop Prussi
yesterday p. my corn private eor1ns. Tosal
capacity about al 0o0 wheat aud 16o 900 bu corn. L
the afternoon rates were quoted No lower. Tho sch
Pathfinder was taken for corn to Buffalo on prtvat
teEms capacity 1000 nu the sehr pan Lyons 10 10
ported that other veases engaged, but nothin
| dsQntta could he learned,
, 1874-06-10
r7p rD5A a.t.,.~- nh NHnrf,s%

p1rTsuuna, r., june :. .-or1,do reported moro
active at 1arkors, Ut poe Kaarod very dull Phila-
delphia delivery, last half June, l1hc.
, 1874-06-10

-. The tphiladclphla Wool Market.
rH1LADELrnA; Pa, Juno o.--Wool dull unsettled,
and nominal
, 1874-06-10

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption: 052 bu wheat; 52s bu corn /;
!, ,1s9 bu oata 1905 hu harley.
The following grain has bcon inspected into
store this morning up 10 10 O'clock 13g cars
whoat; 2D2 cars corn $500 bu high mixed do :.
1900 bu No, do, aud 2,20u bu rejected do, by
canal; 20 cars oats 8 cars rye. Total (403
oars), 218,0oO bu. Inspected ont S5,18l bu
uhoat, 10o,ooo bu corn, 27,02o bu oats; 4la b.,
rye; Oil bu barley.
The rules for the inspection OF grain fix OCT.
IL a. the date for dropping tho word "nsw II
from the inspection OF all grain, except corn. It
ls understood that tile DIRECTORS OF the Board Of
Trade ara this afternoon considering tho pro-
priuty Of requesting TINT the date shah be
iAapgS4 u Auk, / 8 Of ~. Tho date ought to be
, 1874-06-10
Tho Stormy Weather.


making quite chango In. the atmosphere from tha
e hs nssa to wn Inc s IL
force ant II bleT almost sale AZ sbout o'9Gos
s.orns and sudden atmospheric changes tie lake still
continues t. ho vefy uarq|y and tne strange Rhs-
to han shess s 't ay
sseor ss st isx wa 1sh azs e ae b
largs ea Of tho vessels showing signs Of hay
lug rouahed the squalls the day befo1s. The eeh1
fore nnu maintopmnsts ana her rigging disarranged.
Thsbark Great Vest whits being towed up The Ilysr
her jibboom and headgcar The railing of the bEidgs
was alao badly damaged Many othcs vessels suered
o ss5y 5 wSy 5sa q 1ase e. t;er das1R 1a'
last Two days may be mentioned the thorough cleans
ing Of Tho North ana solith Branones which tor tho
voices up to heaven In supplicaton to be cleanssd
But the smela mud e1nks hnye been forced Into tho
an aaa
Clark street bridges without being saost sod by
in great domand Ibis esi however, wil b lemedled
In day or two, whom tho storms have subsidized snd
way down the canal. r..
= x, H.. .a1iscc1tnneous. ''t.....
fSsay statins that tho acT M Brdgsvuer which was
Oh her way to thia city wiha cargo Of 1000 tons Of
coal, yan ashoEe ut Forty Ma Point, on Lake Huron
There was another very. dull day at the lumber
docks Yesterday, but few sales being made although
large number Of vessels in during tha afternoon
II the present northwhd continues, IN immense feet
Is expected to arrive during the day. .-z.-
"A sailos named John 'areen, while doing soma
work On the dock OF the Bchr Potomac fell overheard
and would undoubtedly have been drowned but for
tho galIautry Of the mute Of the vesael, who jumpgd
or The boom, and caught tho drowning eaor a. he
was sinking out OF sight. It ~ believed that " "
oauaed the nan to fall overheard, he was entirely
heipess when taken out Of the water.
, 1874-06-10

TurspAT EVENING, JNne o.
The following were the receipts. and shipments Of
lumber, shingles, and ah for the past weak and stncs
Jan. 1874 mud for tho corresponding period year
nrQ. luiItu0 Iuln d.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-12-25

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