davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-12-03

,.e! at th9 TING q maturity ofio conrset o,,.
diliaren araa ID thls 'rafkst and viii pr rserty of
tho sa1e grho in other nrkcs, snch value l.? be ae-
q nlajorlty ot auell coma,lttoe." 80
sales of grain or provisions which, by roason. Of tho
market bcing coriscrod Ito Is tlahle 10 curry nut and
eaHre Of damage. upon Bhch default, TO tho .scalon
Of Tho DoArd. Instead Of anbnitling tho men Ee Of
ho party 10 tho contract, to bo decided m lK wn,
Or asarec may dictate. let all tbc einbers aH nil TO
ep e I'll r Z. 3 q car no e e m M
.Ttia is tho only way tn which corncrs e:.a be
crushed.
marke. from being norcd. Tneme,nbers Ind stsl-
S as M oa. SS oa II as h. no
ray hoy ,,c Or how l!tts tronefsy nenlSr .sl,aii
5 esorp s r hc sy S1 s e ss
.la aoll doIara vorn either 1T specified tins
Gt At 10 snssea ue. The Board as nS royeF ~
simpy 10 establish tle @ ,e"snre em '' Of daaso ue-
twesl, ts tnoulbers. IN Of defau nrcii co',-
In un!eas ths n!enbors. indv:du.ly aud unann H'A.
rules II the manner avo suggested, all lcglsI,u ing
ro ss H., suelfes BY tho board s lerfost
future us they ha.o ~ tho past..
X the Mehlbera Of tho Donrd prefer 10 contnnp to
tract to .ho dlcaslou Ct tho other ,ry to tic ,st,-
ifaf rasT Sy a to tIs i4r a 'norano nd
ho Boar ust 10 iong nil corne1a coa o T. a m
tho nelLefs Of tho Board, md raiso hAyoo viii tho
sssas Tue WY 1hsys s.,kaested Is the only way IL
selling UPON tile Hoard continues. mud that sh plt-
selling viii continae, 40 long ua dhicago rata,.t.a
whlrh ii now III theru Gun DO 10 ucsu. tho opll ucn
Of somo parties. o tho laghtlness Of pracl it,,
to tho contrary Notwithstanding.
No furEr pGrfCCt think, bn rn
, 1874-12-03

METALS AND T1NNEns' BTooK-Tho country
@ w.4 Af c1, sss q, RE- ~ ssa g toSys ,s
so s2.5o: do, rootlng l4r2o, 10. slloO; do, 2Oz2s
riSkssfs ~ Tse se s@' IT, ''r 's'
Lr;ADIpK, 4; 5he; lar' ssts9o; lead pipe, sk@8Hc:
CoprEn-Bottoms, 33c; shoathing copper, sc.
snkkr z1so--fn>l casks. luxe; less quantity, lilo;
s;1lE7 'fnox-So. a. sc rates nusata ron to ~
inclusive 2ae do. No. lssasae a9s; American Russia
Wms1Nos. to 3, 90; Ito ?. 1oc; 1otoll. l1e; y.
e. l9c ~ 2oe full bund'es, IS per cent discount
oo per ecs 2'ssp q Il 4 81 .ra' ~
81 a. <45o; ID do, ts.25 ID Do. ane *0.7s; cllnch
u1Ls-Lard oil IL % higher and artn. Tho I'd
vuuce IL duo 70 the dccino In stearine. Carbon fH
sstlse an1 steady ltnsesd. whale eEorm. and turpen-
illinois lcsal tsst, 10 deg, i4SlHsc; ~: % hcais
s e e sas fasr' nstsi S!:ss 'Fa 1x ~ s
d. ss9, IT, s 'ss sssa o .tss aG sos s. e.
IL; I ,nssp{Sls; 30 gravity 1s&isS' nspasha, com.
POTAT0Es- There was a fair retail trade at asaooc
for roaehblowsia land 7os7ss for EARLY Roso. Nothing
" poUErMX ,Gisiai! A. 1SD sS ipory as abundant and
dull. Much Of tic stock ofcr,d becoming soft.
aud receivers were willing to nA4o concessions when
sow anti essy. Quotations: Turkeys, dressed, %
ioc: clichens. dressed. $2oc@s00 Or iGl9c Eer b !;
,:hckeus, {550; mallard ducks $3.o0tS2 quail,
75stasl. 90 yenison saddles, 114c.
sEEns-Ihe offerings we're @ liEht which faet RE. re:
s,M at ta.4sa AGO.; aa1. *l:s5; hungarian Mt so:.
Timothy ut $a.Go; 10 bags do q. sa55: 81 baga ut
Il unRarian at S0c; u bags hucawhcat ut 85e.
SALT-Was steady ut tho 1oceIt ndyancc Onon-
aaga and saglnaw, ane, sl9i; o!nsa1 sa DO, sl;;o;
tl,iry. ncr suck, *i.06@4.23.
'IEAa-hcun,n without Qnotab1o change, Green
%,s afe %saK n a % nmseteu w' 1afs nfs eoaTa ~
tfcod, 55@G5c; do. cholco to tue D5cI ii o5
amtnon u lino old hyRon, 65@9sc: common to isnle
ri. l5taooc; good to choice 10: oss@ i.O'; far to
l.lo extsa Moyuuc, sl.3ol .1s coi.s to extra new
japan, eos@sloo coApaon 70 good %, es97Sc: fa!r
to ooloug, 3;@Aso; good 559u5o; choice to extra,
IUnAcco-rhs demand continues good at firm,
F,sE cur-Extrn, se@s5c; choice. 7oa75c; n,rdi.
uu a;tas3y; common to fa!s. Ass3s: leos to eoss-
Nun. 4lGaaEc.
bks:E, soanJ sueasaa: cusns,on Hack. 4siSisc.
hMpK1Nn--Gnotl TO choice, GJI35c; medium, 3iG
39s comEnou 49GIa0c, ..-
WOODS dull. only limited buctuese was doing
PIE. ss.t0Gs.60; hickory. Ss.oo; alaIs. s,.5J.
d'uo1@Ihcro IL very li!t!o doing. 1he quantity In
Good to primo tub-wnshed 5a3ic
pour to good tnbwa6hel el..................45 .454l51c
F,ae und modum washed Aeece.. .A5eRs1e
Course washed aeece.. ..4!tS 90
Elht uuwuahed .2GtaQs
Vamereual,tablo aud bury WOOL, 6Sloc lesa.
, 1874-12-03

gl It, with builtlinn dated Dec. 1....:..".. $500
sotstl Park ay, lO2 It Il Of Thir:y.aecnfd at, 81
2ogxl2,X II, With brick bal'sllns' dated :, nm
Not;I Nv, 10; Franklim and sslgwirk ase. ii t,
Id ;xl}ah II, anted Dec 1.........:..... 1850
W. #. n.eu Fes II. a,aso
It, .tntc jsme ii, 1s7s. ....,... 1a2A
5vns1i2 feef, dated Nov. U.................. 54so
q. 49,. 49, !2o9
so1ittl Parf nv, IN 4-l0 It n Of Ttnrty-1fth at,
Of, 25x1!iN #, dated Den. l.....,......... a,0o0
nf S',sf25 #, tated ocl. T'1.............. 1,aoo
CrCnl,y IT. undivided II nf aa0, a,cl Oct. IL. LOU
Park uv, 7l2 It Of page at, u 1, 1lxl3lA II,
thted Nov. ...... l.vs7
NORTH OF CITY LfMiTH. WITHIN RADIUS OF M1LE8
Or COu1kf-1nusE.
Diycrsy st, Gs It W Of Paris 81. I. a5xlA IT,.
tntcu NUF. 5stGu
SOUTH or c1rY Lts,lrs w1r11H RADIUS OF MILES OF
uouRT.llnuSE.
Indiana nv, 1875 4-lo II Il of Forliolh at, " T.,
2ixlt0 It, dntcd Nov. a.: 1000
Az, af 6oxi2l IT, dated Oct. 23.............. 1,2o0
, 1874-12-03

1IOGS-The fresh rcceipts wcro some 10000 less
thnn yetert,ay's, but the supply nctuay kale
considerably larger there Being not fewer than $4,000
yery slow this morning nt rstincilo, Of lj TO- from
Tuesdays prices. at IN aggregate do. line, slnco
satllday, Of fully 3o@4oe ror 100 ths. As sbe day
demand, but Tho market senuiuod weak aud unsettled
to tho c!oso. Whslo all grades were dull, common
light, md uneven lots were especially So aud
e,lougt, Of those dcJoipIona liz Ia tAa pcs to
meet al deloan1s that aro likely 10 exist during the
present week. For good to choico packing hogs sellers
sulcs Il, 90 for 4kfppers ut for
comtnon at $5G0G9t70 fur netiui,,, 'and III SJ.75G
TO for good 10 choicc. Extrn fetched 81 154745,
, 1874-12-03

I1vEnrooL, Dec. 2-11 n, m.-F1our, e2s@n5a ca.
Wheat-Wiuter, Va 4d@ea 81; spring, Bs 0da0s
white, % lod@los "a club, loa 5d@l0a Cd. Corn.
500. Pork, 65a. Lard. los.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2-1:30 p. m.-Unchanget.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2--1:3o p. m,-R1eadsturB ou4es
and hr.; corn, 3os@aas ID. Lard, aaa "a. Aaat uar
changed.
LtvEnroo1, Dec. as p. na.-Iasl, ess. Rest IN.
changed.
LoRDos, Dec. 1.-Amouns OF bullion withdrawn
from the Bank Of England balance toay, Cl2 0O0.
Cosos-aoney, 924t992ss, ex interest: account, wa
e2H; S5s, 109A; IN, il3k; lo4os, loiA; nav q.
1oS; Now York Central, o.; Erie, ~: pretosre g.
FRAssronr, Dec. 2.--82s, 97ld.
PARIS, Dec 2-lsentes, 62f 62Mo. ... ...
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2.-~Cotton steady: mfddnng tip
land, 73sd; Orleans. Sd; sales 600 bales: apecul
lion and export, 2ooo balcs American, 1900 bacs.
nteadstuns quiet. Corn, 39s93ga sd. Lard. 8as Co.
nacou-Long clear m1ddlos, 6A. Hams-Long clear,
60s; shoulders. e2s.
nuhpea petroleum, sS@9Rd, Common resln. ca
I'd. Iuseed oil, 2ds. spirlts Of turpentiuo ass.
, 1874-12-03
CITIC4UO DAlLY MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Doc. 2.
AIcoHoL-Waa quiet ut Sl.vsealy3.
DEASS--Wcyo BteIay ut $l.B54sl.9o fol mciiultat,
and S. uO{d1:2. rs for nAvica.
HurrEI-llis market ss wtthnat now features ao
rols-s concerned. there Is steadily liberal dcmana
Ut fully the quotcd rrices whlu In nferos con1uon
and medium grades tho movement Il sluggish u rreg
uar rates. Htoeka moderate, anl loiuts do not
look for aNy material dcc1iMe. We 9uote cho!ce 10
fancy yellow, 31@3sc: medium to good gradcs, 25@
2dc; inlsror to cummon, loS2!c; common to choics
DAdG1NG-Jo -Jobbors have further reduced the quota-
tiona Of gain hags sfarhs nuw 1eshg 1tood It W
Dc. Trade, though exhibiting some SLIGHT I'M rove
en, Is stu dull, and tho market ts not .troK osen ut
prl;sss sas saa hswist9 ~
sa 1ses 1e: g. doa5s. M ssa ~ VOL Il
@oic.
nuooM.conS-rrado continues fair and eatisfac.
tory. Thu market is r1, though omts:da quotations
for choice aud oxtra hlrl considered cxfreme ny
nurI 9aloc; trai, that viii work iteeit lilo cLoco
= common 10 tsir broom, rose; choise staIk oraid.
sS 1SsR st9uks qs: ut
stueco, $..a5G9? Try; New York stueeo. e9.oo@!o
%sti Ss tss'!s;'s Fl Ssns@; sG
S ttsS; n 65ngsrin ,;,sssd s2
G32ou, del, lAd!a,,n' pressed. sle.eotas5.oo; do
W.
but III other respects the a!tua,on Of tho inarket ws
SUBSTANTIALLY the sa,e ay noted from lay to 1y for
Tic uast fortnight Prices nro steady aui firm Ea fol.
lows: York factory, I5al5hc: Western DO. mild
l4ts14xo: lower grade, us Lii.
,crduy md tlo day before. but very fair noyecnt
waa Witnessed. and psces wcre firmly maintained Ut
hoaunexed rauge: Laleh. slo.soal ll.oo; Lacks
pennsyiSHnis CAMEL, s5oo; Indt na canuel 500 !;
diana block, SJ65: Miuonk. $3.50: wsl1uason. ~,
CUotEKAGE-rork Gal rsi. tolu NJ $l.a0. Iue Of.
burrcs. Sl,5otaI 55: iari tterrcs, sl6oGlCo flour
baireis' 4stS 55c; whisky barro:a $l.guG2l0: pork
stnvea ,n,,T Si3 DGf 1JU1. do huckca Si30cm25 0
aiar'o slaves rougl,. s!1 UtGass10 lucke or sawea
sS0 QUO $500; whisky staycs rough, SIS 00aaao0 DO,
H"1,cT vi nnSu) iii. f,onrstaVcn 50Gs3 Iii. erc1
tlour hsiGinc SG9c: tieltpoloy s.soscSJ5v0. sales
wore .slo po.K barre!s 1t fl5l
EGGS--Frpth h nrG quoted Ut a71n9c old stock 15fa
m, morI II aGai ~ ~'S o'A ''o~ -'es
F1sHThe s,SI,y ot 1nne,,cro Ia nres,v 1aroa, md
In ;he nj INV cosi,arublc 1nma1 In ,narkt
, 1874-12-03
REAL ESTATE,
Tho followin. Instruments were filed for reo-
ord Wednesday, Doc. Il:

Tho following Instruments were filed for rec
ord Wednesday, Doc. Z:
orr PROPERTY.
Unlisted st. n " cor Of Iay!ur vt, I, 100 q1o
xl!0 # {LauIa II. 1jol1euwuek tt JaurA
Clark Vi, 10 It Of Jacksun 1t, " +, 60xl03 II
Jals,es Todd tn Louis II. uoldc1lwscA}. lated
Tia promises No. cot Wat)uHh ay r. NJ IIa,i.
LII aud wife to Charles /. WlIl4lub} .latel
Aua. s..:......... ...:...",".::....... $4,000
ReyeMtcenta st, Ls. Loon!a AMtl Latin hts, ~
94Jx12A II, with D7xl.l It on Sixteenth IT. iii
same tlo~k date'l Dsy: l...,...:.:,,:,,... 2a,5oo
Thirty-f0urth contt, .a7 # " ut lIAlytesl St.
15xli6 $40 fl, dated Oct. 3l.....,...,.... l4aO
Ayors av, u II II Of Wcs. Kuzio Vt, 81, 48xlo5
#, dates! Der. 2,h09
The premises No. u, E,nia IT. latad Nov. 49,. ,Sa3
Central Park ~, VI blu # 8 Of TwNuty-third
Ut, " I, a7k laa II, tutul supt !1......... Q37
TwGntiuh Vt. u # Of Wood 1t, II I. aaxlJ5 It,
West Twelfth vt, 148 II o Of Huo ISlanI Nv,
T. 24xlo7 fl, datesl Nov 9a...........,,.... ~. 1000
Leavltt st, e. It II Of Washington 1t, +, G3xll8
It, dsed jloa. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. T0o0
Ruls - s-4t Of TA.rty-aaVenth 1t, " {, l8Hx
, 1874-12-03
CHICAGO LuMDEn.MAnEETa

,.., WEDxEaDA1 EVENING, Dec.2.
aon u 90 nearly aver TINT buyers do not apear the
NnarY II ~, any great deslre to purchuse
docks two Or t1roe days. 4 fog moro ycssela with
,nnssr ase expected 6s tia week will probably %
tas eiosinR ono of Tho scaaon. Concessions made
sAer eoassynn,ents unfit they can get Old pricca.
pieee atntl Is quoted at <9.o0Se25; nch LUMBER at
s''oo@AA'o' aao SisootSi0o0. Shingles. S28109,o0.
AT THE YARDS,
,da ThS a1fet IN %"s 1sry quiet The report shows o
against l,l04 GOO for ths same limo fast year s IT,
terror aeirAnd for shingles il fur.
, 1874-12-03

BosroS, Dec. e.-Qnite m active demand has spran8
up for lno aud desirable lots Of fecco wool, Tho
transactions Of the week promise 10 be quite large.
Manufacturers evidently short Of stock They
compelled to purchase from weak to sesx Rtop md
holders feel tnat al the wool they have hand will
be wanted. Sales Of Ohio and Pcinsylvania eecca to
aoma exset Ut including choice lots * and
45tG51u Fuo aud Western lceces continue In demand
ut 65@02hc. Des!rab!o lots now quite se4rce. Pulled
wools contnae to arrive quite freely and arc tn mod
crato elnd ut 3555c fur common to choice the Lat.
ter pricU for best EASTERN superhne.
, 1874-12-03
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY Eyrx1Na, Dec. 2.
The following wo1o tho receipts aud ship
mcuta Of tho leading articles Of produce in CHI
cngo during tho past twontyfour hours, md for
tlte corresponding dato ono ycar ago:
, 1874-12-03

y: :nfon-,patnat 7.s17,lo; nangoon, oh@7o; Caro-
sunAs-Intent gut loai lfeaifAn; eEsllea aTa
d Isk;' Nc. j. Ste ~ ~ yeav C H. eS@es
brown. p,ttaaIc; primo Ito. 8sstnto; falr do, w Q
USauEo; Iii do, 9Hesve; e,nrn can,on do. $685. !:
Ma son'non TO y!!;tee SutsMc .~., ,r,n.
cxl IT, @ s1s S2 ;r ss1S as
extra do. 7o76o, Nov OrIris molueseu, choice. new
7bta sao i; do primo 72ta7ho; do common. G2t8G'c
Porto lsleo moasRcs, choice, oI9sao; common 'no-
HALrnATuH-common to beat, 7@oKc.
s sft1;ssam,Aspeo i7S3isMs; cioyes, dS5so ssa
sasf Hsa! Hran "H,ess do 1sali H.
., %Si,n H. MS eIist IitG 6so Go!dsn %ss
sa s oss%pas Ssp 'asgst s 4s; Sas Sass s t
oAc.
NAY-Doalcrs report M excellent do,nan1 for No. q
AMI mixed nothy fur shipment, and rra)ro for local
consu'nrtion The offerings wore lRtt aHd lnaa1- ~
1000; No. j, Sls.uo@lsso; No. do. slGSoS l7.to
~ sSSs ag'ons Ho stfs aas6 sa5
@1 !.u0 1oosE ON WAnoN.-TimothY. slI.0u@lg.00: !:
pr,irls tla.s9Gbt'.oo. OF straw. sluo5a ll.to.
70 oung sro qao.a;o"a oseun % e.y p buteaer
INC; green cured. light, o,Hc; hcayy do, $40
SO; pars cured. 7ka5so; grcon calf, 1sc; ve,I,
hasp. i3@l5s; ds'eoa ssias. 4H; grabby, sco'e Cd,
cut o. otherwise damaaed, twothlrds prices: brand.
ed. 10 por cent or; snecp rcs. wool estimated aa
HUrS--Doaiera report fnls retail demand n1.t1 q
very rm asltot nt $50 1c fur Western, and 45a for
Eastern. cash. and 47s on time. Drewers aro better
soon, Stos,s III the West anc lignt aud England Ia
.asg tic best hors East, 40 that tho dcncloncy Mt
, 1874-12-03

fairy satisfactory for tAe SEASON. with both comnis-
sion houses and jobLors. Cotton goods In ateaay de-
ma1lu at goncrauy unchanged prices. Brown Bheet.
1r,ntcl srt,uCa continue fuiry act!ve Fancy casI-
Meres worssel coasings, beavers, aud jcans moving
steadily. Fancy hosiery in good request n!aeE
, 1874-12-03
cn1cAQo uoLD-MARKET.
II. J, Christnph 4 Co., banaers No. Is South |
CarK street, quote gold:

NEW YonK, Dec. 2.-Mouev, after loaning as
high as per cent, bccame cnsler at the close.
and rates dropped to 214@3 per cent for call
loans.
Foreign exchange cloBed dull at 4sl22(@as5 for
primo bankere sixty days sterling, Aitl 43y5s4 q
A3O for demund.
Mercantile paper Of choice short date sells at
6l9@GE per colt, and for fonr months ut 7ts,8.
Tho ncXt grade Of paper is S@10, mid mscella-
neous. taken entirely by private buyers, 10 TO
II per cent. -
Gr!l active, and iiuctuated between 1880
11lS4,- closing at 1l21s lid. borrowing rates
ranged from tlat to 132 and ca, ,rying per cent.
Customs rccoiEts. 3177, ,U00.
Clearihgs, SIS, ,0U0, ,000.
Treasury tlhElll semeutR, $500 600.
Specie shipments, S5Gl, ,ODU gold coin.
Governments dull aud steady. State honla
quiet and steady.
Tho stock mniliet was irregular Mt tho COM
Mc1icement or bl,sincsH, tho ma iority Of stucKa
being h@H above the closing quotations Of yes
lerday, Northwestern, Nov York Central, Puciilc
him!. aud Union racitlc Icing exceptionally
woak. aud declined 3}S@,1d par cent. Later on, .
raid by "Lears,' assIstod By "tight money"
cauaed q eeno1al accllno Of 1a01{, Northwest
ern, St. Paul, aud Ohios being the poiutA Of ut
tack. Iowarl the close there was na1keu ro.
covesy and Hteadier tono, In sympathy with
canicr money. Tho market closed active aud
weak. Transactions included 10000 shares
Western Union. 1000 Union lne!iio, ll.Ou0
Wabash. l5C01 Pacific Alall, G,000 OhioH, 14,OO0
81. Paul, l7,0Uo Luke Shore, 5000 Ello. 1U.O0D
Rock lhaud. and 81 coo Northwestern common.
, 1874-12-03

GltEEN tu1rs-were apltlng slowly, ch!ctiy iu a
satuli way sona parties obtaining IS 90 TOR choice
winter varieties 1t appea hut thls Is a extseue ree
oranRes 5hoUes7.D rer trl; upples. per brl, $l.6o
R9.u6; winscr do. t!.aata?.73 srsnosfrics $io0O4}
{3uoGSa. 10 l,er keg. and slo.Ouus 90 per bsl.
ulooEnlia-uva.es arS % wsak & VIII !. tendency to
lover rress s!a,s aFe rathvf arnsr H. sonssaeas
tia Reorganization of uless eassi tLer production
ice il aull an ensy, ud hrurs aud nosa,s ako Ala.
IIay luck OF strength, 0thor gous IN the li4t re-
i,aIu atratly and nvtll. w quote:
l3ICAnn. HonA-7f97Hc. -. . .-.
OorFEEs-AlucIla. 3lNtSa5Hc; o. @. lava, 3?tj
E,hc; J4ya NJ. b 299 choice plantation, Cey!oi,
9las6aass; fMcy ill., 9JNey3sA+o; choice 10, aJtS
% -; primo 1si9 93,4 4s24.a; good Do, !e9?lA ~;
HluglIoro Jaw, 15ses!4xa; C,@ta llca aanuy. 3aQs
9au; do PRIME a21t tS:slo; Aa1acaiho. aahG224Ac-
CAHpLE#--Htar. tn!l weIYht. lM9la{o; akdarlne,
full wsia4t lb>alaldo: do. short weight, l4NGSlau.
, 1874-12-03
TIE 1,IyE.ST0Ck MARKETS.

CATILE-To-iay's transfers ,nada 1Arger aggre-
gate thau yesterdays aud Mondays sales combined.
but tho Increased volume Of aacs was Tue result OF tho
greater Inducements III the way Of prico concessions
offered by holders, rather than Of any Legitimate n-
creuso In tho deuand Continued unfayorablo uayces
from the East keep shippers from engaging In actyD
opezaons wlle tho purchases OF local butchers arc
invariably light tnis particular stago Of Tho
one-haf the number Of cattle offered would have sat
pIus was only saabo at such pricos a. buyars wcrs
willing to pay. First aud second class scera eontiauo
snd ts ay s oe
tls They wcro sold by Lott l. Smith to seige1. Two
Ohrlstna seels, averaging 2ll0 tbs, sold t. ".
were tho ouly notable gaes If tho day, nost Of tho
trnaiug being done at prices rangiug downward from
der ho too liberal supply, sold irregul4sly lover.
Good, thrifty lots were salabo ut e3.5u@3.76, while
poor to fair lots were drug Ut Sa.53Gs3UJ Sales Of
Co, sold some $50 hcad within tat range. Tho nar-
bat tu11
, 1874-12-03

Extra Ieoges--GraAeu steers, averaging $50
~ 1.5ou LIS. s.s-. sS0
Choice Uceyea-Fiue, fat, veil formed 3 ye4r
to year old Bscers. aVornglng ,23g TO
1,4dU lis ...................... &
Goud Bcevcs-1Tell-fatteued finely formed
steers, ugcrigln4 l,l50 TO 1.30u lbs. ..-.....
Medium Gratlcs-Steera LII Gair flesh, uver-
ng1ng l,lU0 to 1,?50 lbs. ts................-... 4
Dntchers' Htock-Foor to fair steers, anu
common to choice cows, for city slaughter,
averaging 800 10 l,l03 ba........... 80.
stock Ultfle-Common cattle, IN decent
tlesh, averaging o00 to 1.050 lbs. ......... 2
Inferiur-Ltgtit aud thin cowB. Acifers,
at.gs, bulls, aut scalaw4g stcors. .......... l
DIttle-TexaB, choice corlI-fod. 4
Cattle-Texas, winterel North.
Cattlo--Tcxas. through droves. s....,........ !
, 1874-12-03

naIno, 1b@1o lhs average. 10K@lo>lc. for Do
ahoutdoIs. otdo for ellort ribs md b5tc for
enoft ae4t eloar a,Y.sa'to moas: loosc. A. a. oya
for Cumberlandy. Tho aalne, boxod, No nhoyo
ti,eHo prtccs. Long olcnrs aud short ribs, boxed,
lGe, uollor danua'y, 10 short cloass. l04o,;
Moss beeI, ss.26; extra mees do.49 9.a5, beot
l.,, 'l's,%s, s2ooo@2l.oo, asoottns e quality Ui.y
tsew Mass rs@a:tss s@yS sfs''a ao oSG ss Ssss sss
Cor year) At slD.75; 900 brla 10, soiler January,
ut s20.00 $50 brls do, ao}ler january nni Feb-
they, at $4,000 100 brls DE- seller Fobfllary, ut
5 S Sfls s,d do - At :, 2ea1 a Il % M Iris DO at
s2o.95 1.0D0 brls do at 20.sp; $3.50 brls do nt
s2O,25 750 hills do seller March, at a20.0U !;
25o br!s DO at 2o;s7!1; 25o brls do at e20.y5
260 brls do at &20 ~; $50 bsls do at s20.G5; 250
mt si9.15; 200 tcs do at sl3.l2G; 25o tcs do
ut $l3.0715 ; $50 tcs do ut sl3.t5 $50 tea do,
seller january, at sl9.25; 25O tca do. sci ler
February, nt +l9.e2,G; 750 tcs do at $500; 25a
ea Do At elsis; 1,Ss5 tcs DO At 1t sls1o; $so tes
do aollcr March ut Sio.so; $50 tea do at 5l3.75;
40 box.s shoulders ~ 70; 100000 't's 40 so'lor
Janmnry at 7o $4,000 lbs greon do at 6}lo cash
80, 600 't!a aud l,ooo pes green hams 20 'es) at
104o; $50 les swcot-piok'cd hat1,s nt'111{o; 40
boxes long-ent do at 1l1lo; 1000 pcs groou
bellies OF loo !; 40 boxes long clear at D9lo;
100000 lbs short ribs at aeeGo: 100, 900 ~ tu
seller January {last oveniug} at loo 300, 900 lbH
do at 0s4o; dIl boxes do ut 03fc cast; 100000
lbs green do nj S0.45. .-
Flour was very dull, tl,oro being Fcarcolv nnv
demand. oven fiom the local trade. mud none
from outside. The market was steady, however.
III spite Of tho weakness III wheat. Iuldors boiMg
very nrn in their yiows. Ductwnoat was iii
nodorate request, aud bran quiet and npcl'ang-
tor oxtlas Mt 5000 $50 br1s apling oxttas on
pglynto terms. Total, 7DD br1s. Also, 10 tons
bran at Si0.u0, on track 10 tons do ut slG.a5,
trco on noard. Tho following wus tho cloaiug
f1f f1rinna
, 1874-12-03
Aleo tho following, without comparisons:

WITHDRAWN from 6tore yesterday Tor city
consumption: 2,765 bu wheat. 4,a26 bu corr,
1910 bu oats. 800 bu rye. 2.219 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store thia morning up to 10 o'oloca II cars No.
I spring, II cars No. do. Ii cars No. do.
/ cnr rejected do [1ol wheat); 10 cars high
mixed corn, II cars No. 2 do, 116 cars rejected
DO, 2 cars no gsaao GAS coEn); Q cars No. 2
oats, cars lojectcd do; cars No. 2 ryo, l
car rejootod do; cars No. barley. cars No. 8
do. cars rejected do. Total 27s cars, or 107 oc0
bu. Inspected ont: 3, lug bu what II, ,104 bu
corn, 10, lBl ba oats. G.033 bu rye. 6,47l bu bar,
IDy.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1874-12-31
Rather Bloody.

THE romance of Italian brigandage
has received q fresh illustration IN q trial
recently in progress at Naples, where
eight brigands were accused OF many as
sassinatiOns, of cxtOrtions with violence
of cutting off ears, noses and other
parts-charges sufficient, one would
think, to sink them tolerably low In the
bottomlcss pit. Capt. Alamo was the
chief of this gang of cut-throats, and
Maria Parente, young ana attractive
girl, the one attracting most attention
During the trial the prisoners were In.
closed in a cage with iron bars, so great
was the apprehension their presence
awakened. Alamo and his band formed
q portion of that of the once celebrated
Capucino, and his appearance in court
was we'll calculated to strike panic into
many of the witnesses who had suffered
from his brutalities, for his dress was
that which he wore on his lawless expe-
ditions, and he only wanted the pistols
and the dagger in his red girdlc and the
double-barreled gun thrown over his
shoulder to make the character COM
plete. AS showing of what brutalitics
the band were capable it is charged
against them that on one occasion they
attacked sixteen men whom they found
together in the mountains and murdered
them all in cold blood. One of them
being asked for his money said he had
none, but would sell everything to pro.
cure it. This did not satisfy the tigers,
who knocked him down with an OK, fired
two revolvers at him, and as he was
still palpitating struck off his head. An:
other, trying to escape, was fired at and
brought back to the spot where the
others had been murdered; there he was
pierced by their daggers and shot. Fran.
cesco Volta alone was spared and ordered
to return 10 Marsico-Nuovo and report
how his companions had been punished.
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