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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04

WE do not see what good can be M.
rcompllshed by a congressional com.
mittee appointed to investigate the re-
cent Arkansas troubles. We do NOT
see where congress gets the power To
examine into the matterof a state e,ao.
ton, and deterInine who Is the riphtfnl
governor, each house Is, by the consti.
tuition, made the judge of the election
and publications OF It's own members
hut neither house is made the Judge OF
the election or qualification of a COVER
nor. Arkansas Is beyond the pale of
reeonshuctonary legislation lust as
much as Missouri or Massachusetts.
She Is rapidly working herself out OF
her recent troubles. Her Legislature
seems disposed to do right nv all
classes, and her approaching constitu.
tional convention win probably do
much TO render corrupt elections i'm.
possible. Congressional interference
may work much mischief and can do
no possible good. II there had neyer /,
been such a thing az q travelling con. |
yressional investigating commIttee
known TO the country, we should be-
much better OF to-day.--[St Louis
siooe tst aFf - ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04
Table Etiquette.

See that those about you are helped
before you commence eating yourself
DO not eat soup from the zip, but the
side OF the spoon.
On passing your plate to he replcn'
ishcd, retain your knife and fork.
Wipe the mouth before drinking.
Remove the teaspoon from the cup
before drinking tea or coffee.
Use the knife only in cutting the
food; do not raise It to the mouth,
Eat slowly, as eating rapidly Is un-
healthy.
lfyou find anything unpleasant IN
your food avoid calling the attention o
Others TO 1t,
Close the lips when chewing your
food.
Keep your elbows or the table al
ways.
DO not speak with your food IN YOU
mouth.
When asked 10 help your neighbor
do not shove, but hand the plate Il
him.
DO not turn your head and stare
about the room.
III any one ut the table makes n mis-
take, take the least possible notice Oi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04
The9ailg

THr Southern CullIyaloE for June,
Is received. II Is the bost agricultural
Journal Published, fm the southern
people devoted to the plantation lhc
garden, and tho family circle w, J..
Jones q Co., editors aud proprlotors,
Athens, Georgia. terms only two dol
lnra per annum,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04

WE took u drive yesterday some
miles in the country with visiting
friends from another state, and found
the growing crops in fine condition,
the golden wheat fields forming the
ground OF n beautiful landscape, touch
ed Off with green corn and young cot
ton. From the ridge three miles east
of Dallas, the eye takes in at glance
a circuit Of from ten to eighteen miles,
with farms all over the country. II is
one OF the finest views in the coun-
fry
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04
nSUME.

At Santa Barbara, California, re-
Gently, the Press was the astonished ro-
cipient of 81 ,925 in gold, the gift of cit
liens who felt 'that the Press had per-
formed, and was still performing, no
bic work for the town" Such is the
reward, at very raro intervals, of those
who do right Rowelps Reporter.
Those Santa BarbnrianS must be
strange people. They are OF the class
for whom printers and publishers have
4 Wondrous fellow feeling.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04

THE Macon GA correspondent Of
the Louisville Courier. Journal takes
Colonel Lee Jordan, the largest planter
IN Uni. state, rs an example OF the e, lis
OF exclusive cotton culture, aud shows.
oy. ms own admission, that, though
raising from two to three thousand
bales every year since the war, he has
not saved q dollar by the operation.
Every cent realized was needed to nav
ianls, buy provisions and run the
plantation generally.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04
LOST.

On Saturday night, 9th of Nav. ,s7. a
BLACK pocket book, containing about si5 in
currency, and some papers valuable only 10
the owner. A liberal reward will be paid 10
any one re.urning same 10 the Herald ONCE.
DANIEL DAILY,
psllss June is,4. sssu
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04

SEVERAL elegant residences are Just
being commenced in the suburbs,
which will add greatly to the beauty
of those localities.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-06-04

IiIE long needed crossways of Good
ana Leonard streets, across the Pacific
tracks, east Of the Central, were COM
pletcd yesterday.
, 1874-08-14

SiiEGp--Ihoru ~as n light inn.itry from Gh'caso
buchlrA, but thcce was nu tltnnuu from nEY nsiur
ings wero taken. THO ,uarkot rule dull ut g oo1
isr Noor to choice. with sales Chiefly ut $35o92i6o
for COMMON 10 good qna1intie;s.; ;t1n ;.;,,r
NEw fonK, Aug MISUNDERSTANDING, 1,16o, maxi
saso tjto last wael. Good stock ln demand 1t fairly
ausatneA prlces Inferer and COMMON ruled dull 1T
DECLINE Of itGa,9o; fair to common nattvo cat!o
ra.'gcd from ~ tu 1oc ordinary to good lo 11c To-
1E3Tsc; prime at,d extra. 12Al to 1856; Texans md
sIlEEr 4sn nLsnnsSRecolpts, 1000, making 1880
for the Inst thres days, nCainst ,3G0 for tito
limo laat week. Marlot oyer-suppel, mud sales slow
- easier prices. Sheep ranged froul w to dc lanha
swisE-nosoirts. 1,d.o, making $3.50 for tllu last
trao tayR, ntgast TO- 9tU 1sst vech 1.-Two hogs selling
bHfA75n tor common Hrcasera to fair cortl.fu.
DreaSea in tn'dorato demand: 8AGE3Hc for Brasa-
ST. LOUIS.
sr. 1ovie, Aug. 13.-CArTIE AND uoua-un-
changed. no:eipts-lIugs. 3,oS4 cattle, 2,7o5.
nuEFALD.
otat for wccls. dzgo good stock scarce and lnaaa-
lunto 10 the demand common stock neglected, aud
TO 10 shipped Last In first hands ru1go. E.7Q@
o.87H, according to quality.
aa sE1p " An APP sseo total for tho
week. la,0uo Western sheep, s4.0DGa5
lioasI;neeepts, l.sou tosal for Tie week, p.ooo
narkat slow, for want Of proper grades thin Attch-
gun hogn drug on tne market; DficAtKai hogR sa.Gs
@''''; fofkets' soeSo5q ! l.eayy hoge, 81 057.5o.
East LrnEnTG, pa., AuG, l3.-CArTLE-Arri7als 81
tears beat, $a0o@gio; thctIun, $5.25GG.D0; CON-
men, s4.6oG9o.oo stockcrs, s3.25@4,oo; bulls s2Co
Id MoeswArrtvals err; beat Philadelphia, $4,000
4A@4lc.
, 1874-08-14

Fulton at, o95 II W Of Wood 1t, II I, a7Xs1oo Il,
uatc.t May u
stnte ct, no It II Of Harmon court, VII AUX
1o5H It. dated AtH: lo...,.:..;....'.:::.:s.,.' a..
EuRoniD ut, laa It Q nf North Wolla a. B :, a"x
01 It, datct1 July a ..s...:.:....:.,:'.:....
Cattn9o place, n " cor Ut Thrty-!lrst st, of,
und 4 If 1o0xl10 II, dated AsN. - .....,..
Clark at, J75 1t Il of Polk ut, " I, II e~l9*p'I
+, ,latod Aug ILL.,. a.:
1a4tf It, tlatod Aug. -. 13..........,.......:....
8hNrlioir 1y, 3ti{ ii a Of Swift place. Q +, Xix
l3i1; It, iated Aug: u. :..:.;...
IfubbB at, 111 It NJ Thlrty.lrst Ut, 0 1, 211
12ilH It, t1atctl Juno - 9,.................,..
IIhbha at, eco It of Thtrty-1rss st, O 4, a5x
,1a4,f II, dated June ~. .............. .+.....
HuEEa et, :'1g # + Of Ihtrty-Arst Rt, q +, 1jx
laii{ It. dasetl Juno 9D.................,... 70.
Eora nr. 2a1 It n IF Division vt, @ f, 24xi2all
It, tiato.l Ang. 10. n...................
Thu premises M. 51G ucl,tre ~, slnieil Aug. II
Went Madison 1T, cor Uf Lincoln 1t, II +, 11x
125 It, slatcti alhy aG......,...-...........
G0uTit OF CITY LsMlrs, WITHIN a RADIUS ps
nr CnEnr.NOusE.
Cotlaga Grnvo ar, Ua :l.tn It s of forty.thtrd
at, " 1, 6O1I58 II, tlate,l Feb. .E.........:...s
CnttaHa Grose ar. IL cur IF Tl!ty-sevetlth at,
" +, 10 It. ~ alley, .tatol Das. .. SM:.......
I.nta ii a,ltl 70, Heck =, D.ucanA l!iock ..
Taylor 4 Krstgh's Is nwaI Bee !. VI, II,
Lot 90 la u K lit,et, a1, alnno l. Whltnoyss Il
un.l v, Il 3 . Il t3eu I, 15. u, catnl AH. To-.
, 1874-08-14

= A. J.&J ". Cooper closed yeatortlay for Mr.
Edward +. Uoro the salo Of Doroa Dloc Oh
tho .,orwo.t corner Of stato ana Madison
Dtrcela, to Samuel M, NoAonon rresidont Of tho
First National Dank, for thu sum Of s35o,0so.
Tho lot il GG11 OH State by 1865 foot on lfadi-
son, md building towers Tho cntiyo lot.
They llavo alsp Eold this wcolt su ucfcs n.' tho
rilso OF Washington Heights, Cook County.
H.. ut St i,5ou per aero, bolug tho ", X Of tho
n. i. u SEQ. Z. ~, IL.
The following tna!runleuts were fllod for roc
ord Ola Thursday, Aug. IL:
CRY PROPERTY,
Consideration.
sIary ~ ITO # ot Hickory at, Il I. ao7xl01 IT,
261iU3 ii. slatoI Aui; 2oco
lY5ft lutstl Juno il. l....,.........,........ 1900
81. L,n'asv, no Sns. Wost olIp 1t, WI, 19ax
Ashley rtt @c4 Ito u l:ohey 1t, u I, 4s4loo It,
dat.I Luz. II. .,...,,,,.,. 1,703
, 1874-08-14

NEW YUM.
Nl:w Yons, Avg H. CoTToa-Danat,d good and
ss Ssty s; - ss s,: asu ' ndass3 ese
u 9lsc; oslsbsr 1ct9ls 1-aa; November, is 1o1o:;
7,6o0 bris; tupcrdus Western aud State. sa.6o
s!S's; ssas,so5: , ge'4 ,v, se s''oso d. sig
so esrs o!o s5Sss1 1oa st. Louis, ssc,ssD.s. ssi.ss
yo eSr stssy st osra meal qpiss ri
l:4A; ~. = si'unesota .a7lsi a9 No. ! Mi.wau-
FL is@ sjor oS Ws,sarn Ssnter tsa ssste s@
quiet at si.o5. Darloy mil mat 1,iet an.. ,,-
u1l; reeetps. 210.uou bu. Oats decidedly lower;
ceits. " aoo ~ new mixed Western. boS5sa; new
whltn Western. 55alGDa old mxel Westpyu J5Gs7pc.
naY--QHles for ola; heavy tor now.
dnocna1es- Coffee dulr ana nominal. Sugar dull.
1ulasaeH and r!eH qnict A,1 unchanged.
11@lAc. ).
l:daE-flrIn Western, 17G i8o,
Bot Iat u noF 1s;a rsr n9w s, ss
in'urrE.l-;rlf'nt; nvxrtg-;Il'1, Western. l0t}2as:
/: Wl.lsxy-Mrmor at sl,,oldi1ea,
Mt. lOtIiH. .......
M st tsl 1ls H. A GorsoSf'h h1a and tshnn t.ux
Oh ohangs Ut a5c eiaaH mlt!diug. =.
bnEApsruvfs-Flour dull a1lti nominal. Wheat
nfiner nnl 1n good denand; NJ. roll fall soo NJ;
9rstl. 31.lR t1ru t3rncr ani nuro tD!ng; No. !
tniaoa: GAQ}d5o track Ito August. Oats nrlner ss,l
muru doltg No. ., 45G9i7o tMcl 49, elevator; 80
43!Hn August 41GtlISa hoMtu1ar- barley quset
No: sl.:0. Kyu steady at 7597Gs.
WHtaRY-Htca1y ut bSc.' 49,.
nonnal!y unchanged, Rlcon aauler fur oall lots, but
not lawar: futures ut; tobh!ny aud order lots VI
aonltlord. 9Aa; clear rib, lilo: clear, l3Hc naeon-
0lG.r rib, l5pla}se b,Iyer hepctnbqr.
ltEuItt'ra-Wi.eas, 45,001 ba corn, 1000 bu.
s!IpAENrR-Whgat, u.Ul0 by corn, ,du0 bu.
TlIHIlU.
ToLEno. Aug. ELECTROMAGNETIC steady;
Nol white Wabash, Si.3l No. ! 81 sl.eo'6; No;
whto Michigan, $l.al extra 4ln Si.97; aMhur Mich.
igan cash a.dj Ailsuat, SoIl llo September, sl.11i;
No. rel, SLIT; No. do, sl.l5: No. to, Sl.lu No.
9nnbor l.Hols, sl.1o: 10. 4 kentucky wA!tc SLIT.
Corn in light .einat,d, but holders trm hgA niso1.
0so: low !ai1o4, 97Ho; yellow. o2}lo; white, ia;
, 1874-08-14
MONEY AND COM M ERCE.
TnrnapAT EvrHrNa, Aug. i

TurnapAT EvrSts'a AuE. II.
Nothing Of noto'preRonta itsolf III tao monoS-
nnrkot for comment, beyond. tho fact TINT tho
business Of tho bnnks and tho Eon~
eral trado of tho city Ii gradually I'LL.
proving from day to das, It III cnrty ~ yes
to farm auy ilca OF tho proapecsa OF tho
fal trade, hut Tho expectation TINT II wIia 10
largo aud ren,unoratiyo 10 widespread Ihefo
will bo great disappointment should tho faliuro
OF tho foreign demand for orr prod'1ota or VIC
coonomtzing aud B.raltoning tcndcnclos OF 5ao
times prevent tho recovery on which bualncsa
men llnvo boon counting.
At tho hunks tho rato Of discount ia ~ PET cons
to regular customers. ConceBs'oia OF su pr ~.
cont aye casly ohtnlnad by otAor goott Dol1o".
crs although long lGnua aro not rtatlily laeae ~
low rates IN Wow Of tl,a con'i'is dchatu 10 hoIo
tho crops. Ronl cBsato luanH nfc Wa,}V pef eehsi
money on tho Btreot i3 Hdat3 par colt.
Tho clearings .waro 2;aDoe, Guy:
New York oXcl,a,u,o S about GoGD7Go plcn'lum
botwcon banks Tor II tG,'u.
clango as followa: Paris, 515M95l11s; franS.
fort, 41@411i; Bremen aud Hamburg, 95}4@
003 Dorlln, 7l9i@721l.
RATIONAL nANKs oRuASl2Ep.
nhe United States Comptroller Of tho C.r-
1eney fnrnishcs tho following statement ot Na-
tional Banks orgnnizoa last Nook:
2l6o-National Exchange Bank OF Stonbnn-
ve, o. j; authorized capltnlt l1o00 900. IAits'in
capital, $G9,750 William Dot1glcrtg, trdsldeht;
J.J. din, Cashier. Authorized to commence
2IGf--slo,oha1its' National Bank Of Louisvi'|c,
~; authorized capital S5dD, ,10n. Taid.iil cal-
iisi. s5O0. 700. ii. D. Caruth, prcsdont; ]. II.
'Linienborger, Cashier. Authorized to commence
buslheas, ,Jn1y 81, 1871: u. ,,,,,,
authorized capital, 55D,uD0. :paid-in capltal,
e2500o,: .Au,old WALKER, President; Claudo G.
Wa'kcr;; Ca1tlior. Authorized to commence
bueine5sAriH:1, 1884, ., :. ,,,.,. rrt, j..
autlbriscd .iEep!tal s5o,01D. rad-sn oapilal,
;. s500oo. Louis c, Hyde, President; W; n.
Drisli,,, Cnahier., Authorized to commence bus;-
hess Aug. !, IVA. ... d,
1lA11noAD l:Aaai1an 1T JULY, AND TnoA JAN.
, 1874-08-14

hogs, which will run mp pricoa rapidly,
q, SS,s,saelally as tho aales ard already large:
sas7s d. se}ier Her, hspiomber a 81 assi AsSsss'
10, aellor October. rulninal; do, scIlor Do
cemnor. A1G.o6@lU.10; do, sollor the yoar,
SlaaSlas L''d ~ a.'s1 S1s sa.as e. seller As4
eaii5S; Do, seas Il; tho year, SfSss slo 75lo7s ss;
summer lard, Ike. Bwoot-p1cklo1 l,arna, 18x
Gol31o por ID for ls601G ID avoragce; dry
naitod meats loose, at 9|ftDs14o for shoulders,
casll, md al4o Holer Septon,hor; .11il@1lySo
bsr 1lyzlis for short eIeaf, eash % apd "I:s ii}S@
113ao .nellar Soptombor; thu aanao boxed Ut
1l@02ao rorih alnvu thesa pricea ai,mmor long
coars. ike. Bacon nsoats 0l(o for nlio,'t,
anra l251 for aort ribs, 12tao for sllort Clear
Dagon ha'nr. i5 i5l9,oe 'i Sleas besf. s1l.s5@
11.5o; cstin ,ncAa d. s12 2.e6@l25o; bcef llana.
400@D95.00 City iallow, sGos}lc; g1caso
i,olnlnnl Mt 0@0c.' Sales woro rel,orto1 Of t0U
brls ,nons porl., acllor September, ut s23.lD;
tns lard at s.aaa5 por 100 lis $50 tcs ,'u. aeltps
September, at $,ll.50 25u tcs do at ;sll37l1;
1oo toa do ut SLAIN; 300 tca do, scller Tho yoar,
9t 5000; 1,25o Les do, ho!cr Dccen'bor and
Flour WIS dull, TIM only demand being from
local doalors. and that mt urgent, aH most Of
ahoH Buonlod to liayo lair HA3'ply Of, hand.
Ttio only real inquiry was for old nprng oxtraa,
Which waro willingly taaen nt about former
as1ise. aud ltnnaiiaallY unchangod, Sales wero
roportutt bf 100 brlB White wlntnr extras Gaow)
at s5.i5 250 brht do on prlvAto torIns Gu hria
ppsins extina at $500; 2lU bris do (Columbia)
at s5S5 rs hr,n do ,1 On private terns 90 rIs
rye nml 1l1 btls (St. Ions now Mt 5000. To-
tal, !, 1856 brs. Al,,o 20 Iona brt4n at ]l3n0, on
tiact. Thonaarket closed ut the following rango
, 1874-08-14


I1vnnroo1, A1, 13-l1 n. .ns.-Floar, ga G'Ga:sE &C..
Wlcat-Wner luB 10l Bprug, % 74itsl Ia
white, lis a1@l1s al: club l1s 7aGalas :id. c., !,
a3a 3t(. Pork, 75s. Lard, Cos Cd.
I,ylarooI, Aug. l3-a y. nl,-cerr, a3s. Ia,d,
02s I'll. NeBt unchnnEad. Afurkct quick.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 13.--Cot0nt stRady; mid i:n;'t
lands. 8A@aEd; 1niddllnH orloa1ip, 83i@8..f. g,
5000.
Dycadatura quiet. Corn, a1a.,
Lard, Us Gil.
LONDON. .Ang. 13.-Amount Ct buluon gone into
tho Bank OF Enslhud h.!unce to-lay, E84.De0.
Amount Of bullion III tl!a Dank Of England Increased
during tic week. E3l9,Oo0. Proportion of Bank
acrvc to liabilities, which, Inst week. II per cert
T. now 43z per cent. couaols-sloucy, 9!. account,
a1;s. -
United States sccur1.ics-5-ooa OF Ct, los,t; '67s,
109H: 10-iUs, l00A; new ii, 1U4lf. New York Ceu-
trui. "; Eric, 3o preferred, a..
Spirits Of pctrulou1n-SAGa
PARIS. Alsy. l3.-SEecse ii tho D.nk Of France In
creased during tha past week. 1900 francs. 1tcnos
, 1874-08-14

1Srrnr1t kin FL tn 1t1 ItHl... f|1IA IN
METAIH HSn TINNEi,S' HTocti-Tl.e ssniuni mi.
contiul.oy ljaNt Frites arc vIye]l hclow "
T1W r1Ari:-IC, lbxls 3l2.10; tlo 1orI2 s1abO: 4x1
m Sin hi. ilo rnoil,I i4rqU ID slI hf: do otvns
$si.tv.
soibrS-No: ase IT, No. s:'' T. sue.' sjs' D'' ''''
IrAr,--l,U 7,6r: lnr BlttdDc: lead rtro a{c: cut
do, aLc. " '' ''.' - :s>.'. ~
toTrun-uottnlns n5c shenthIng copper, SIC.
SHEET x1Au-Tu1i casks. 1uo less aiiuutity I01fc:
alnl,y Btsn .'.
Ef1tEr InnN-No. 81, &c ratca: Russia 1rqn, to ia
inc,giyc, zoos dot No. stained, l0o; American 1.ua-
Ba--A, l5e; i, l2,Sc.
do, EG9ad, 14u; No. At, 16u; No 70, 1do. discount
Of 15 per cent ii made from This liat
w1nn-Noc. ton DC; to y, loo; 70 to II, 10; y,
lGc: TO- Ice; 2p 26o; full bundle, 90 per cent dis
count fenco wlrc. Uc
NA1LB-Ncro quiet aid unchanged 21lG0a, per
kag, C5 I'll and a1 do, $3.b7t Loo; Cd do
Sll1XGli75 ID DO, sI.171fasl.6u; 81 do. $5.19;4
545; Id do, linz. $1.t G5071: ctlnch $Jl2NGR02F
NAVAL HrUKES-Nsro ;tualy and lHet. Md
rilia roe Il Ii. 1Gi1lTo: B,Bal ripe, t2hGll3lo y
, 1874-08-14
,6:,214.50G
5e,8c7,730
45,o21,Ge5
'87,5s5,29a


=
NEW Tonx, Aus. l3..-Alonoy, 2@2n; prime
Sterling aull d: s1.si}1@4s7 for sixty days;
s4.sy5{ .9014 for nighE.
Cuatuma receipts, 05000.
Gold oponod and cloacd at 1095s. Carrying
rates, 113l02 and flat.
The Assistant IreaGlrar dshusped 1000.
Cloarings ssll, l,0oO,000.
Govornnaonta dull. State aud railrond botla
neglected.
1llcro wcro no featureu Of special prominence
in operation vi tho ssock-ExohnnEc. and the
market CLOSED dull and stupid. The tono Of tho
marot wau lloayy, and prices tonded downward.
Among sales were !, 600 Hharea Western Union,
B,5o0 Pacific Mail, o,4o0 Union Pacific, aud 0,0o0
Bt. Paul.
, 1874-08-14


'@--~-"---~---
saags N" ss ost; fsr and tn No. 1tssts'
Tnk11H1s--f 'tai aii!i iHImelaHrssd ""a"''' '"'
al So Il i; ss. 81 IT, s''' Tn'' v'' ees'
oa,ouo bu; oats, 1o!e1 Ia. "'''''' 9''''' ' e''A'
r,,,n.nrnsn14 11ee.S1i1A 1as i r4an-vash.nnea
CnrEsE-Stea!y; Wostorn Heecsyc. I3H@iSsfo:
Eoas--Flgs1er and h,uhcr. woascrr ,7c,,oo
l'nAnsrurrs-r7ollrd dul; s,ortlne. t.' s16oa.qs.
& sstra. $a73b9'.9n ladsna md Ohio exira fnily,
white, si.35. nycssttto, 8ss: Corn n,sfn mi atoadv
yolOw. 6'c: tixcd WGuotu, Rlc. Osts.-whtN mns, ii
Isito old, G5c 49,, "'''' """'10
,r; y ;,;s 1;!rong rened ike, August.
'rtf!s; Wni;snxMli.oa. Ky III; w. |" esA' 40.
nurr4no A'ls 9;I5as4pssSS;rr.- nsa,eetea,
g 90 Il ss i; sfrs e & i 3 ss
aa5; os#Ar rarrours- Wheat, %; corn, Sc,
MILWAUKEE.
qts s ssSssi %s AsS %iast ws.R: So
ts,ues StaiA oat. alsSnl teo'lns3; H. i btss9o,
Sasss IL; ss sssaasss sss n II. s'' fS g.
9lE".ss!nsr. I.
cHasoEtrra--cofn, 319I bu; Hour, 400 Urls wheat
2oia,n E,., n,.s..o M: ,,o.uu o.o,
Aa-LuEu4 1,u1u Ill H0Mrt 1t5 Dfl9 wheat,
s',o99 ba.
r- DETNOlF. ...
M.sh es;, An NJ Il a and
'eI!a9 Tan9a,t4sMyo st9 fH ,;slsas rssss "t s,. ~
4oo ba; oats. a,o9oo bi'. ''''' ''''' '"' S'ND'
coea, I'D CT; oas, = H. ets wheat 1900 'u;
| c.,,,,, CINCINNATI. ,...-. IT,. 80.
,,,,E, ,nse1kH;TE. n o. A"g. 1s.-cur7os-Dnil and do
aaG 81 steady Wheat steady; rcd,
nsta s9a',i ms Corn Armor ut os0o7o
~ asts@9sssaassa. aS = astSts'' N'' '''ay at 3d.
nsswpu!5 5;mrEe;'mnn'' ana a1,5 mn5snngea s,nsssL,
Snnx1ssoss GMsEssmraip Sas,: aad ilraa; aa:
ia1 nuk III" eaa nsp la sensa s,nnays ete lc10
AMgast cigar ,rn, No; clear, il 1x@i2o. .bs-
eon e'oaag snoaauers' 94o; clear rib, 1214c: clear,
4ac:
"Aas"S-4aaS' ~ 2SG: :;
CLEVELAND.
CtEqELASn, Ang; r H. GRAIN - Wheat quiet, but
S.i1 Corn Rtealy hnd unchanged; receipts 700 BIT !;
hlGh mixed, Cd Tae; low mixed, r., oata steady;
45e.
=, uEEnotEua - ssihcts stanuard While. 1oc; Ohio
STATE test to 19o tsgr.eSs, g. s; 13c
ii 1ass@SdSancca, Al esSsls; ut a5c.
rs ~" tsorl ~ a, nun towef, offering a. $2at9'
cona-s,r.INf;,n,9' ci, H. i xsga II iS:fs:
STr.,nn AHsm1an 1In.i ~ s''ooea''otHs
S,oTIo,,-nnn,a,,9p t.oo,. .,,o. M, .,,..
v,r",iv rrnans Se", b1it nass se1 naee rtisso
nHn,t1 ~ 49, % %asi"atx ~ aaagt !oM nauuhnks
,n,.'1i,n1a r. atsi. tn E ;1y' !tzsgio,:c; ~"
tiijnua fn strrt 1nIliraa nn, IN
i-os NJ n-nr.n csn ~ E**S 1sI.ap,s i tu
MisslAanni VALLEY cron mold nj 20 0"'' "a 'Ao A'"
Mnwrrsnvnn,a tnaiS sinhi ~ % ~ r.;,,r1oit,, .,.r
1ias, 'sKyS"1>'0sa 5so3. A''1 S'sh'' pFem'an ser'
s' na1rrarnnr
p,1r1.,orr MI Ann sii.. itIn.,~7, roo,,,o1 ~,
OH ,1oat nrmrs m;,',.r fcopv rea,,,a r, nat - ~
pai, ut EStSgsc. fras nnn;;ty a,1tss se,y ya s ~ -
rr IG5S 2tn: ornrv Hin IN "a "a @ s,,,. a1ue
r"rn,fS III n.Is = ata 'A ''os'o III" e"""' 'SoSo
linusEaira,,ecJ: % .t'ss srcfca 1ofa1o1c. con,oon
stS1Er. rnrantH n nas '''9e'' 1'est'|sot 'o1ton'
NTHarn iutatss snstt,.st ~. ~ ,<,. ,.
, 1874-08-14
Net decrease. .ss3oti-o
'Thveo wsckh ouly Of July it cacI year.
fsrdsa Eart1itlGs tl0lH Jttn. 10 JMlY 3l.


taeI NcEEeadG. SaHAsS
'rAree wtela only Of July in each ycar.
un1rlsH cAT1rAL.
Tho london correspondent Of tho Now York
Daily Duie!ia gives aon,o interesting figures or
ho amount of capital subscribed III Great britain
10 public undertakings. 11o aays tic amount
Of capltal subscribed to public Mi,lertakingn for
Tic month Of July roacliod Ea, ,5i7, ,1u9 and tho
Iu.ouut subscribed by Greas Britain atnno was
cG,647, 199; tile balance, 900, partly hero
nd partly on tho Continent. Tho money paid
aron this lnontha and previous subscriptions
aave been I8, ,20s, ,032, OF which only .cGlU, 900
nero III pnrt provided abroad.
Subscriptions effected in Great Ertainin
1874. rG::. 9l4 SOC
Subscriptions clnccd In Great Dritain
i4cveu nontllsj il l671. 5ssG7,73o
Payments l1alo By Circuit Dritain uloun in
is7I... 45,o21 ce5
iacvsn nontha) III 1885,. ............... s7.5ss2os
, 1874-08-14

aaca tong effected al ST, 1o@f7s. At tho later nguro
Hnlhr'ant Drop. said 81 heal, averaging a53 lbs Tho
}mErnycone It'd not o1tond TO aan,,nnu snd iMfer,os
tinha wan, II possible, noro Thoroughly dull than on
tlto preceding laya OF tho week. s1les wera at s3oa
ooo fos scalawYs At tooc cs for lo9r to ean r.
Tor good e ox.ru. htoat Of tlo trading within
fanEo Of $6.7d17.25. Tie markos cloani Arm.
, 1874-08-14

THURSDAY EyENISo, Att. 10.
Tho following wero tho receipts and ship
nonts Of tho lending articles Of produce in CHI
cago during tho pnst twonty-four hours. aud for
the corresponding dato ono year aso.