, 1874-08-22
thso dafi'ig tho raat twohty-fdtr hours, md FOR
the corresponding 1At0 oiio yoar hgo
nt:0Ett'Tta.
khft'MENTs.
1874. I 1B7s.

h;h5S; FaSs ssS SS as S 2,s5{s { ssSiSS ii
ss !s!s sSs:: o'ess 1ss ''i' iss ''ssss .,%
Also tue following. without comparisons:
nn,,,,.,, .,au, .. .... Reeefrsd. shirnn'.
uhnlc, l,k9H.. H..........'.....,..... 60 ~.
EggF+ pRga..-. .-...................... 1.l.5 2h
EieeHtt pAa' 3s5Tl lp5vd
!tcaha nu,.'t t........,.....i...... W 49,.
5!sS: !sS: ; :'s!%:::::::::, 4 o,sS
rls"t PhAs's'.ss.t... ...-..s.-....s W ~
Withdrawn from stare yesterlay fur city cot-
sumption: 776 bu wheat; 5,574 bn cofii; 2,6sl
BIZ ontg; 333 In rye.
Tho following grain has bccu inspectcd into
store thin morning up to 10 o'clock: 4 cars
No. 2 rctl wintor, ! chr No.3 do. 10 cara No. l
spring. 971 cara No. do II cars No. 0 tlo, 2
cnts rotecled TO, cars t,o grade (lG1 wheht);
15t cara high mixed corr, $50 curs md i1.T00 bu
No. d. u cars rojectetl do 600 cor1,); IL cars
white oata SO cars No. 2 do, tnrs rojcctcd to
{53 oats}; Q ears No. 2ryn; & cars No. q barloy,
II casY No. do. . cais rojoctcd do. Total gus
cara), liz, ,G0D hu. Inspected out; ,15s. .325 bu
rhoat, III, ,235 bsl corp,7 7,9y7 bu oats, 1,oc2 Blu
! rye, 2,4Di ti barley.
Ihuro IL trouble in st. Louis again, and oyor
the National Stor!s-Yarls, lornted il, lliinoie.
nearly ut tho other ond Of tho big bridge. A
! meeting wins io11 Mt WaBh,igton Hall on 1t.cs-
tay Inst, tho proceedings Of Which tond to ahow
TINT Tho st, lloniH people thihl tho bridge was
! btilt for others to trhyol on. mot for themselves
T!.ny decidedly object to croaBifig it Themselves
OF letting their wives, sonH, uaughtoia. servants,
oxen. Sheep. or asHes cross 1t, ns re!ieiothy NJ
IL stlr work were prohibited by thu Fourth Con-
innnln.ent, not only for snnday, but for al othps
laya.
1T that nlootiug ono Of lho spcasorH, Mr. fIals
Icy. said; "Tlle whole tlng Is woaA from bugin-
Mug to end: Thoy want u coscenirn rntion Of tho
| %Y y,utfS1t
and killing. All tho good meat will 60 Last, al,d
| you will get the tail end, crippled nnd crushed
cattle. Tho citl2os of St Lu'tiB DO not want to
Eo fel on aucll meat. and tho butchers aro not ut
all anxious 60 over tboro whom they can do bet
tor OH thus aide: They want you to 60 over tlero
and buy y0nr dead meat at fli3t' With tile hopa
that you would And 1t inconFensont to closB a'ss
rerross tho bridge, mud tt'at you wos than set
tie down IN their bottom 1anu. But you don't
want 10 take yo1lr families ovor there you unnt
want to sacrl1ieo your own or or your tani!sos'
| Health bT living Ill q swamp. Thcy alc slorying
III our trouble poS."
Iho "t1oy referred to ID, or are, tho people
q q East ~. Louis. or whom tho good folks Or
| West st.. Louis arc 80 fearful that, according to
| AIR. Ae!sloy, they dnio not 60 near them
lost tho other thcv a!ioIla lntlco enc otnr them
to a5np on Tue lillnolH sldo afu pug apa pace
~ ia'no1h sot,, VIII calh.at \hot Io Ma''oaai
Can'tai) that ought TO oo i1sca III ~. Loil!s.
Iho aounle m appears TO 10 ehtiro'y . dltoctory
matter. Iho ss Louis peop!o {Weht) hfo proud
| Of every opportunity to o1tend tileir sl,bnfbs,
fof lho treble purpose OF making hlg poopio. Il
Illinois eonlu acarce!y be used to swell tto con.
sslR ol POM IN missouri ana that lai'ing, all
other considerations afo OF secondary iinpor-
taMee. .,
:. Inc st. LOUIS y ioiRs appear TO haVo even par
s1ally dropped tholr A9!aofso ofer.pfesene iuea
OF tfado with Europe oowll tho hllHssslpl IN
presence or grayor rcBponsiblllt'oa. Enat st.
Aon;s IL she:r ,oaEaooo ana she hEtage ~ tAeaf he
elephant: AZ other thinEs m aro an.asl IN eompar-
lAop thorowltt,. When Will ttey 90 happy Ger
tainly not before the tino referred to by Capt
O'Snlllsan, another Of tue speakers Mt tho big
meeting, who said TINT If, osc;; - - in fey yoat5
Grasa viii grow III tho streets Of East St Louis.
Ie ch'snEo s o produce a markets woe very rts
movement, when different markets woro com
pared win each other, but Interior to several Of
to marteta shon3aeives. Inon. ssle d!1iterenct
between casl ana lSseptemner wheat dlnnsho. ~
20 por pn IN tue case OF baflos. TO say uost1ns o.
a similar movement IN pork-produetP, aa t,o
tween oid anu now: me traulne was chiefly
epeettlaslse, tic shipping department being vor!
The demand Tor dry goods was again reportet
lair, with prices ilrm and unchanged. Iher'
WIS NJ active inquiry FOR sugars alld tair movo
mont In Bi1npa, rico. and teas. Tut other article:
! coming ntldcr tue head OF groceries were yer.
quiet, Duttor nnd cheose we're III demand n
unchanged prices. far demand for torclgf
dried friits was noted. while domestic yarictio
remain dull alid unsettled. l1H1 Taa sofy quiet
ortcra he!ng few alti generally small Tho fac
that stucks aGe light enablcs dealofH to sustain
|t!ceh. Haggging re1nAiEs ilr1,l. Coal il meeting
with more inquiry. No changes i'll ioatAar, to
baceo, wood, Rt.l lig-iron. 0ila were geueral],
firm. cafldn WAS III exception.
Lumber waa nucllai,gca The yard-trade con
tsntles lodernt1 All tho demand oreafgoes light
Prices wcro uia'tercd, though eaHy, especial.
for cnsgocs. Tic hardware trade was reporscs
fair for August. sisal rope advanced 10 pc
u, and was quoted firm il sympathy with Nov
1"tk @ arc ad to,, nr9oa s %ero oo, seaa
Il1o demand t9r wool though IGht, Nool's wei
III to the supply, al'd the market Is ira.. lll!lo
wero scarce mid :steaty. lsroom-con, IL aellih
in a hma!i way net cntro''t prices. Tue mario
il stoady. and FOR suMo INSCRIPTIONS
firm, under comparatively light stockH aug un
certainty u regnrd to t'le growing p srop, which
looking bauly ~ aomo SECTIONS; timothy aee'
was hteatller to-day, h'!I fairly actlvo. otiie
Boeda wero Unchanged Potatoes wers dull an
weah under excessive offerings. Poultry was j.
fair local request, n,'d steady.
1linhwineB were Ill lair ltmaiid, hit rAthe