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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-08

Supreme Bench but declined the honor. lie rep
resented Augusta in the Legislature in lS6i-5 and
g. serving in ga on the Judiciary and Finance
committees; in 1865 and '66 he served on the Com
mittec of Railroads, Ways and Bridges, and was
chairman of the Committee of Finance. He has
been since 1855 member of the republican party
As truly said Of his father, so it can with JUS
tice be said of him. "His practice in his profession
was extensive, in which he acquired a reputation
for ability and accurate and varied learning. hls
forensic efforts were remarkable for methodlcal
arrangement, logical clearness and intellectual
force; his language without ornament, was direct
to the point. The fairness and candor with which
he presented the strong points of his case to jury
was captivating, and being sustained by weight OF
personal character, never sullied in practice, his
efforts were generally successful.
WILSON, FRANKLIN A., Bangor. Republican,
Unitarian, lawyer, married; age 40. Born IN
Bradford; graduated at Bowdoin College, studied
law, and has had successful practice at the bar.
Democrat prior to 1861.
WOODBURY., CALVIN E., Cornish. Republican.
No return.
WooDMAN, ISAIAH, Auburn. Republican, Uni
versalist, farmer, married age g. Born IN Minot
educated in the common schools; has been Select
and held other town offices; member of the
Legislature in 1900.
Work, RUFUS, Carmel. Democrat, univcrsafst,
farmer, married; age IS. Born in Troy.
YATES, ALEXANDER, Bristol Round Pond.
Republican, Methodist Merchant, married; age
81. Born in Bristol, and attended school in that
town. At the age of u took charge of vessel,
and sailed as master from that time to 1854. Has
made probably two of the quickest coastwise trips
on record. Left the wharf i'll Frankfort, Maine,
in loaded vessel, Saturday at four oclocA p. NJ,
went to Sandwich, Mass, discharged a full cargo,
and arrived back to Round Pond lIarbor, Bristol
Me- the following Wednesday evening, performing
the trip in 90 hours At another time left Bristol,
Me- took on board schooner "Watchman" 100 NJ
lumber, landed the in Norwich, Conn, and
returned to Bristol, Me-, having performed the
full trip, including loading and discharging, in Is
days and 10 hours. Belongs TO all the temperance
societies in the land never drank ardent spirits.
Left the sea in 1854, and has since been engaged
in trade; Postmaster at Round Pond for the past
twelve years. and is at the present time Town
Treasurer. Member of the House in 1873. For
merly a democrat.
YoUNG, DANIEL NJ Charlotte. Republican,
Methodist, lumbcrman, married; age Il. Born
in Lubec; educated at Grand Manan, n. b. Has
been Selectman, Treasurer, and on school board.
Member of the Legislature in 1854, and at an ad
journed session in the fall of 1876, at the time Of
the purchase of Massachusetts, lands. Formerly
whig.
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior to gas
Burns in any lamp without danger of exploding or
taking IRE. Manufactured expressly to dsplace
the OF volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety
under every possible test, and its perfect burning
qualities, are proved by its continued use in over
800 900 families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no acct
dent-drecty or indirectly-has ever occurred from
burning, storing or handling it.
The immense yearly loss to life and property, re-
sultng from the use ofcheap and dangerous oils in
the United States is appalling.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Commission.
ers throughout the country recommend the AS
TRIAL as The best safeguard when lamps are used
Send for circular.
For sale at retail by the trade generally and at
wholesale by the prOpretors, CHAS. PRATT <
co. los Fulton Street New York. aug27-tw6m
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VITTuM, OREN o., Concord. Democrat, no re-
ligious preferences reported, farmer and dealer in
live stock, married; age 43. Born in Concord
educated at district school and at Arson Academy
and Teachers Seminary. Plymouth, N. H. Has
held the office of Town Clerk and Selectman six
years in succession, on the board of S. S. Com.
mittee seven years, and Postmaster four years
served as non-commissioned officer in the 18th
Maine Battery in the war of the rebellion
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SWAsE1, JOHN L =, OantOn llepuDlcdn, L NJ
versalist, lawyer, married. age "a. Born in Can
ton; educated at Dearborn Academy, Seabrook
n. H., Hebron Academy, Bates College and Tuft,
College. First Lieutenant in Army Of the Poto
mac; Town Treasurer and Clerk three years, Su.
peryisor Of Schools, Assistant Assessor of Interna
Revenue.
ScAMMoN, EDMUND, Greenville. Republican
Congregationalst, farmer, single; age 81. Borr
in Saco; educated at the common schools la.
held municipal offices for seventeen years. For
Inerly whig.
ScRiByER, RUSSELL g., Otisfeld. Republican
Methodist, merchant, married; age 81. Born il
Otisfeld; educated in the common schools Ha,
held the offices Of Postmaster and Town Clerk.
SHERMAN, CALVIN W., Islesboro Democrat
married; age 40. Born in Islesboro' attended the
town schools. Has been on the board of Select
men two terms; member of the Legislature in
1870. Always democrat.
SMsBY, CHARLES p, Aurora. Republican
Congregationalist, farmer married age 81. Born
in Aurora, and attended the town schools. LA,
held the office Of Postmaster.
SMALL, OLIVER r., Lisbon. Republican, nc
religious preferences, merchant, married age 81
Born in Gardiner; educated in the common school.
and at West Gardiner Academy and Litchfeld Lib
eral Institute. Member of the 10Th Reg't Maine
Volunteers, and served in the army from July
1852 until the close of the war; enlisted private
was commissioned Second Lieut. Jan. 28th, 1864
First Lieut.. July 18th, 1864, Captain Nov. 10th
1864; served on the staff Of Gen. West, in the q
army corps, from JAM 1865, until the close of Tia,
war, and was commissioned Major by brevet
March 18th, 1865, for meritorious services durin,
the war. Member of the S. S. Committee of IVES
Gardiner in 1862; of board Of Selectmen in Lisbol
four years, serving as chairman two years.
SMALL, SAMUEL f., Temple. Republican, N,
religious preferences, physician, married; age So
Born in Jay attended school in that town and i.
Dixfeld; studied medicine in Jay with his father
DIR. Samuel Small, and graduated at the Main,
Medical School in 1886 removed to Temple in tn
September following, and has remained there eve
since in the practice Of medicine. Has held tn
Office Of Town Clerk six years, S. $. COMMITTEE
eleven wears, Selectman nine years, Justice of tn
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These Spectaces are manufactured fem ''Mi-
mute Cry stall Pebbles" melted together, and are
called almond on account of their hardness and
brilliancy.
1t is well known that spectaclcs cat from Brazil
ian or Scotch pebbles are very injurious to the eye
because of their poarizng light.
Having been tested with the pOlarscope, the dia-
mond lenses have been found 10 admit fifteen per
cent. less heated rays than any other pebble
They are ground with great scientific accuracy,
are free from chromotic alterations, and produce
brightness and distnctness OF vision not before at
tanned III spectaces.
Manufactured by the SPENCER OPTICAL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, New York. For
ion. L. ROWSE, Jeweler and Optcian, is Sole
Agent for Augusta. Me-, from whom they can only
be obtained. No pcddlers employed. DO not buy
Il pair unless you see the trade mark -
apr7.t eod&wly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-08

Tie Lives Insured by the Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera.
tons, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Poicy-holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-01-08

Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only. Policies are issued payable at the death
Of the Insured also payable at the end of certain
number of years. Policies are also Issued on the
, 1874-03-10
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments woro fldd for roc
f)rf1 MI Mnn1ny NynrGlt q:

The following Instruments woro illdd for roc.
ord OIL Monday, Narcl, o:
clrv PROPERTY.
Hawthorne nv, l75 fsot Of Oak 1t, " T. 25x125
IT, tlatct alurc Z: confederation, $la00.
Trumbull ny, Ct It Of Harrison It, Of, 1751?i5 IT,
Gatcd Fob. II: consideration, $4,000.
Twelfth at, 143 It Of Ashland NJ, I, 9ix125 IT,
dated A1arcl1 A. consideration, s., 800.
1Iavnrd IT. lD3 BIO It Of Campbell nv, f. 251124A
It, dated July 4, 1873; consideration, $1,000.
Fourth nv, t48 910 It Of Jhckson at, + AZ 8-10x
100 It, dated Feb. 90; consideration, $1,000.
Loayitt st AID # of 1.ryson s +, 1lxi2A #, dated
Fob. 25; consideration, $7oa.
shlrtlcf ny, 80 It Of Twony-sovolth at, or 2ox
1as II, tnto afarch Z; consideration, 81 ,Gou.
l1irman 81, Of Oakley 81, +, 20 2.1o1125 It,
detc,l March O; consideration, 5000.
nrace ST. 25 It q Division st, W I, 2sx1oo IT, dated
West ros IT. i It of Loonts es, sf, 4ax111 22-1oo
IT, t'ated Alarch E.; consideration, 81, 151; zor.
The promises Nc; Al Quinn Ut. dased Nov u, 1s7o
W.T. Lake i, Isl Il Of Fall at, f. 2s.sa #, aato
fss Mi it. q 4 # %assa it. r. a5.1oo IT, auea
Tranlfort It. 1lo 4 q lloyno st, T. 1o1x1oo fl,
dnte,l siarsn j; consideration, slo,o5o.
#. H' S..cl .i"rel. Cd cop,lseratio,,, siaera. ~
sa'a al 'if Is = oiss ia1,S eS5 h
| dated Feb. Il confederation, $4,000.
West oongrefs It, l17 IT Y Of Campbell av, Z, 25x
Toy T, 'laea Feb = CO. oo,tss'era,ion q 81 ,2oo
x09 IT, iatetl Sept. 1G, 1874 consideration, 81 co.,
Cologne 1T, 231 # Of Decrin vt, f. a5 1-10x14o fl,
| dated Nov. q. 1871; consideration. $500. -
Weat Monroe ut, cor Of Human nv, Il 40 8-10x
| 101 It, tlncd March ,; consideration, $toi isll.
Colentz Rt, 212 It Of tuynn ut, + a9x1C0 It, TO-,
| datcd Fub. II ; confederation $s95,
| SOUTH ClTy LIMITS.
Lot &, In Avel,uo Subdivision Vt I,oa 10 n.,l o.
Tow, of 1rtrltprL, dated Fob Il confederation, $500
Lots 10 4, In Dlocl; 8, Of Pryor h Hopkiua II Of
I, r SEQ j, 3g, n, lntcd March consideration
| S95,OI61.
1t,t j. III MrKccvers Lots md D. In Block Q, Cieav-
ervllta Addition, datc1 Jnu. consideration, 81 025.
, 1874-03-10

0hi. sra 1nis," rs5 tls5@is0; Western srrinr
ss;'5S 1sss Gr ise ssyS w;,tsr Sasra !; ye
WESTERN ssesso,S lyG nan, dull and stsa,y
@sse @ nses in a'@ oSSs s'ssr smana a3s i
Shspss 5fs: wa,'sr; ias ui1t .o I'D ad6e f
"'''"Hs-so"in'' II Mi:sirns. III:
MEstrI1ls Mnrch 0.-LHEAI,aTurrs-Eto,tr dull md
1roping ut $5.6o39.95. Corn III fa1r du1au1. bli
11Ar-cIoico scarce md firm; inferior neglected.
pnoy,s,oNa-por1t in good demand ut sle.25. Lard
rM At v'.!Slo'5e. Bacon quiet. but irn' shoulders,
sT GoaT6x@Tirn; It iaiorlor 10 low ordinary, ssxo.
ortnaary, gH@i9Ao; good ordinary, 154@ 1870 iow
'' %@'s iess's 'ss ss s15SISSs 5aIsa slpnssps ssSa
a'4l5 p'l''' ss'ek, s'e'2 Ss,iNf;t;, iI,9lss;
ro1nDo, March o.-1,nssDsr.u jlu. rurrs-r,our ,rn anil
In fair s1on,ana. Wheat-DbnnEd. fair; ,prtccs nj.
yancea an,nr Mell,tan, s. 4s; seller April, sl6al;
aud advanced higl msxo'l, hrtlcr April. Gsc: aecr
Atay, 7lo; Folcr June, 70; new, toe ; low lnixcd,
N.Y. Sn = e5s a. nosf"do now Go Oats sdada higher
OLoyEn sErp-*5.5o. ..
., 1lKoEirrs-Flonr, M mono; wheat. 1900 bu; corn.
s,,lpstENrs-1'oar, 500 hrla; whoat 1000 bu; corn,
CLEVELAND,
CLEVELAND, NlnrcA V.-I}nrADsrurrs-N Wheat aufct
Cd ln|1od 57Gcso; now d. es5osc. oats guiot and
firm.
pErnoLEuM-Dull and unchanged.
IDu1SVIII.E.
LOUISVILLE, n.y., March 0.-CoTroa-Qu ut 15ifc.
DHrApsrufFa-F1oir quiet a,l1 unchanged, Wheat
ind corn quiet and unchanged,
pnovfs1oss-pork caslcr 1T sl6.oo Bu'h meats quiet
ami unchanged. Dacun rln; shoulders, G.{c: clear
r SIC; clgar, 9tsc. HtBar-cnrcd lan1e, 14At9l2Hc
WHrskf-LoWor, ut a2Ec.
b, DETROIT.
DErnorT, hinrcl o.-nnEA ApsrurFs-Flnnr nuiet anl
nnclangel. Wleat active md advanced oxtra. slC0
a5l0l No. i s1.5l. Corn III steady and In uotaroto
demand at CSC, Oats In good domalltl at full prccy
4DGalDc. ''7'
lEvE1pTs-Flour, 1000 hrla wheat, 1000 bu corn,
1000 bi.
surrMEura-Fiour. 1000 brls whoat, 5000 bu
| corr, 1000 1,u Data 600 bu.
, 1874-03-10


Thickness-Iiyu sh,nalos to 10 two inches In thick
MAg nS5 afSNG gfs rooKpeasru report
q reasonably full Interior demand. Wo qHote:
TIN IhNrE-1o 1oxl4 sia6o DO ~ iax1a M sl*o9; % dsx
TIC T,s-Largc, asc: small, aac; bar. 4oc.
LEAp.rig' G5o; bar,. los; ppo, full coils. 100;
SHEET zlso-ruN cashs, loo; less quantity. 11o;
sunEr Inos-No. "a, 5alc rates; Russia iron,. 49,
aud H. aac; do, II and IT, 2ie do No stained, 1oc
rass Inoswso ns..4 t s 4 n s 1o
do, 2s5so Iic; ~. a. l5c: 10: 2s, 1oe. discount
el Is per cent Ii suade fson THIS llst.
A7c: timed copper, 3oc; panished copper, He; DO,
cut to sizes. 43c.
11Sc; u md ii, iatSs; i aud 10, I4c; II, i5c;
49, 1Gc; 49, 1867 10 ale; full bundlo 10 per cent dis.
' NAVAG sl sTonEs meeting will moro INQUIRY
is4es1e5o; % ' hemp - sas{ eor. IT, ls@aae; mar.
US = !S ''lssd pe t'sf H. & issS Ss' ;a' .
SAiLs-The demand continues active nnd tho mar
ID do, hnc, si5; cnch. ss.s7 1e,Se OF for 1So scs
OILs-There wcso no. price olanges in goods
coming under thn nhovo head. tnrbon was rather
staadGr, wio arl~oil 1irncr, III aylnlathy with
ruled steady. We quote; Garl,on, 1stSlS'Ge extra
sss Wsf 1s s as y S' ,oe Sss e NJ Sae ass:s ssss
sror1n, s. s0 neasfoot oil, strictly pure, sl1o
do extra, 800; DO No. l. bank oil. Goc; straits, d5s
sraaxty. s'sai 17e: napiithn. common, il. -.
| IOrATOES-Tha receipts of choice varieties werc
Usm,non % and nixed I los ero m iui. wo quos Seach.
Blows ii sar:!es SLID; mixed d. si.ld5l.la!6 com
pOULTlty-The oiIcr:nga Of choice fresh chickens
md H1aa turkeys woro light, aud such wero steady
ioiSo; % d. d. fair to good. s@atqc; io live *3.co@3es
p1or. t@7e; ehckcns, dressed, ssoo@s59; aool do.
s29YS55s dnsss = os2so@itoo; 10 geese, s'QaGsoo
sEEps@ Timothy was active, !Io trading being prtn.
cpasy III tho lighsr gradcz which were firm. Priecs
Ut ] ssso, and rann'oh DO at s6oo ax was steady
S2.lh@2eo; Hungarian was quiet at 5oGS12t4u nitlst
saes SaI II o eS Sas cos. tioy 1T eos bsa i DO
s2ys IS gs 90 10 ut s. a II ~ aSs 1 rins ~ 1 H. gs 81
It x3do; q ,h,sa common at $40 1o bays poor It
s259 g lsga prime clover Ut 1s bags Do mum;
DO 1t sails; . Iaga buckwieat It s1.00.
S osaFy
sa0; coarhs dlansond, ground soar s. ~; daity,
Mneat alx nses s;sS s0? a. SaFy Srsu; v % 4 %
TEAs-The tes traio continues quiet with little va
TOBAUC0-Wo quote tho market moderately activo
| aud steady I'll follows:
FlsE UuE-Extra, fuGas0o cl.olce, G0G9G5o; medium,
| B0{G55c; lu1ur to Colssll,ul., ,::'ta4jc.
p1uG-E,ttural leaf, 75G5soc; half bright Got970e,
| black, Aornd, 4hGl55c. ..-.-,
| SAoKtNu--Qond to choice, 3oGI35c ncliuua, $3.50
SOC; common, 25Ga97c.
WO0D-prices remain wltbout material cinngo. We
qunto: Iiecch, sS5ua90D; maple, $1,000; hickory,
$tl.oa; Hahs, $3.50. delivered.
| WuUL-Was quiet Hn1 unchanged. Wo repeat
Tub wislet primo. f55c
Tub wnslsd coll!1non to good .4A9Q50u
Gontnnt. tli,Hy .3ta IGu
FIrcce wlsieu X & NX, light .4HGs 3Be
Fleucc wlslod 4; Xxx, lngy. .:.GGs l5c
F1erce washed, medium light. .4Rd9 4Su
Coars0, waaled. .J7Gs 44u
Elcece ut,wuslled, coaraa to medium. .i1Gt3!o
Fleuce 1lwasted, clarHe md Ai,lgy. 1GGluc
Fieuce u,wnat!ed, ti,o.. 2j4s1De
super aud uxtra pulled. .35Gs lUC
, 1874-03-10

snEEl'-arot with only tight demand ana vn1ncs
underwent no important cllattBo. Tho supply waN
limited to about 600 head, all of which wore takcn with
in tho range Of Saturdays quotations. Good to choice
ut 5.5D@G.2 %, medium at 81 49, aud poor to
mon at $I.15Qs4.75.
NEW YonK.
NEW YonK, March O.-uEEvEe--Reecpt ,620, max
Ing 1y50 for tho week, aEatl,at for lst week. Tho
qunlity below average. l}llt fow extra fancy
Etccrs wero shown, aid tho market moderately
Tive at previous prices, or for ToxanH aud 1u@
sales wore cnra mixed Ohio steers, 7@l0 cws., ut
11G512c; cara premium Illinois steers, ~ cyt, ut
13hc; 13 fair do, strong i cwt, at 11&l2Kc;
cRrs do, az cwt, ut lie; Ito, ~ cWt, nt fl@
12Nc; ! ears 10. 6a{@7h cwt, at 10al@12o; cars
common do, cwt at 100; cars fnlr 10 Bood do 7il
Gwt, at 10911?loi 12 cara Missouri Btoers, 0 cwt,
ut 10Ho mud cars Koutucky du, 71l cwt, 1T lo4@
13lc.
sIrEErArrsya1B 3,2no, making H. o30 for tho week,
ngnnAt II, ,2G0 for last week. Tho demand rndo
hocr al FUR business was dono Mt 18c for fnir to
fancy fockH. Common To medium wcro Hnted at ~
G9hsSc, Sales ieie 0ht0 sllcel 97 hB, ut 7tz
GS7ic TO- 100 lhs At 71c; car do, 90 's ut DC;
cars ill., o. It's, vt lcr 'o. 10 lbs, at 71a;
d ID lbs, at G!1u; cur McAiEan, 10 lbs at
sw1Nr-lteccipEH o40o, maklug 29220 for the week,
agaiist 29,950 for tlle last wcrk. Tho market
innetivo nt bA15Nc for ordinary 10 fair 1.-Two hugH
with few elolc0 ao1d ut &c. Dressed III fair dcnand
at oll97t{c for city, md G7tG77c fur Western.
EAST LIBERTY.
Easr Liberty, pa.,, March MISUNDERSTANDING,
1toaa-Arrivals, including Satur.ny and Sunday, 05
Yorkcra, r. 0G140 Philadelphia, sG.0e@l6.30.
blIEEr-Arrvals, including Saturday nnl Sunday,
- enrs no sa1cg,
, 1874-03-10

Withdrawn from store Oil Saturday FOR city COIL
sumption: 5,50J bu wheat G,01a bl1 corn, 3,001
bu oats, 2,'1s bu rye, I'll bn barley.
The following grain Inns been inspected into
ntoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 81 cars
wheat, 6l cars oorn cars outs, chr rye, cars
barley. Total, 150 cars, or $4,000 bu.
sou1 MEATS.
a conversation this morning with Mr.. Chaun-
coy Blair Of tho well-known pncliuE iirm OF Gull
bortaon Blair s. Co., throw considerable light On
tic question of rejected meats. Flo says that .
good 1nnuy buyers insisted OIL taking 1noats when
thoy l.nl only beon ..fftoen days in salt-a plan
which docs not work serious mischief III oro-
nary Seasons. Tho prcgont winter has boon n
very unfavorablo ono for tho Keeping of part-
cured meats, apd those who chose to tako
them in tint condition also took tho responsible
ity. Thero is no doubt TINT this position is
sound one, when the buyer knew tllat tile meats
sero only pnrt o'rod and took them ut tho. cor
responding price. It was clain,od by many others
t3-tay that meats llnyo boon passed BY inspect
ore tint ought not to llayo been taken us BOUND,
llo Inspectors being cithor ignorant or caro1css.
Fort resi-, VIC may state tilattho Committee pro-
fess their Willingness to pAy IL cash all damages
that mny layo been sustained by tho writor Of tho
letter in our is3uo or Saturday morning, signed
''Surerer." And thou =.
1t may bo that the writer of TINT communica-
tion slightly oyorttrew tho picture, but wo hive
personal knowledge Of complaints male by soy
oral parties Of tile poor quality Of some meats
furnished to thom during tho past wntor by
Chicago packera.
THE MARKETS.
Tho loading produce markets wero again
| strong today, under tho fact OF II reduced sup
| ply. While Liverpool war quoted stronger on
breatstulTB, and most European points wore
" thu turn 1oaror+" Tllore WAS not, however, 30
much disposition to tnltollold at tho advance, and
| thu markets were loss active.
Thcro woro no important new features in tho
| lry-goods marriott. Trado still shows want OF
ANIMATION, aud tho tenor of prices il scarcely as
firm AZ the beginning Of last wook. Tho douiand
, 1874-03-10

above thcAo prices. 0rccn ,ncata, 11S6011lo lowor
thnn aaltod do. Moats for April delivery 10
higher, mud for Ntay 10 higher, than caaIl
prices. bacon mcats, G1lo for shoulders,
5>k@s2{o for short ribs, SN@Do Tor abort
olonr, all lackal ln boxes; the HR1no
IN hllds, l]6o higher. Bacon hnnB, 111l@13c.
s9.75G100b: boof hams, e2300@23. 10. City
tallow, 013@g16o; ! groaHo qaotablo at 4H5007o.
snleu wore roported Of iD5 Iris meas pork,
at $1i.70; 1,000 brls slo seller Arri ut a14.BT;
600 htis do nt 3t4.s0; 200o Urls tlo at sll.75
I'D brls do seller MAY Mt s15.2o: 250 bria do at
s15.l2lG; 1000 brls 10 at sl61o; $50 brla do ct
moua ordinary 1t s14,6o! $50 tcs lnrt at s9;o5;
25D tcs do at aD.o0; 2,250 tea do seller April nj
s91215; 20 tca DO At s9,o711; 2tooo tes s1o nt
do at s025; $50 ten do at s:22tI, 150,O00 lba
short ribs Hnllor April nt 7.00; 10j 900 lbs short
uloar, at sollor April at S5.10; 1u0 bxs do at
s5.37}l cash.
Flour was Il little moro aotlye tllnn on Sat,ir~
day, but will, no particular life In the trade,
fow direct ortlora for uamod brands piccing out
tho denand for homo consumption. There was
no chnnGo tn prieca, though Now York wns
quoted firm, aud wheat was Higher hore. Drau
was stronger. Salos woro reported Ut 100 brls
wIlito winter extrne Mt S7.76 6U brla do at $3.50;
100 brls spring extras Mt a0.37G; 400 brls t1o Mt
ss825 200 brls do at 5000; 50 brls do at $500;
LOO br1s do at 45.95; 100 brls do ut 1926; so
brla do nt s5.15 400 bria do On private tern,A.
Totnl, 1880 brlB. Ten tons bran Mt 910.60 on
track; 10 tons midttlings ut $17.50, delivered.
Tho following Woru tlc quotations at tho close
, 1874-03-10

1lODs-ncccycd uinco ycaterday, 4,4oO. Tlio light
alike, and tho 1larkot was nu.ivo nnl sronE Tho
offerings fell conaprahly short Of tllo wats If East
ton to cellao ahnrl ADVANCE III prccH, tito marriott
going to 20 for 1nfaftor atl choice, with fow
oktra Mt higher ng,tres Tow lots nolh tr'irr f46'
wlo most u tho stock cangcd lands nt $l75G9k15
All sold, mud tho market closed ,rn at $l35GEa75 for
tnfernr to common; nt E4.o0tI610 for medium, nt1d
pt 81, ,2pt1b TO fur good to choico.
, 1874-03-10
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


proof:
DEAES-Woro in good request, when choice, anl
steady: Nnyies, .$23uG9a55; ncdus, $!.0Daa.2 j;
car.lots nnyIcs, do mediums, $lYDt@915;
green peas, s1.2s III GagH, $t.a5 III brls
BUI TElt-4A iar movement lit this staple waa Wit
nesyc ut prices nut rcreertiby lower tn proya!lcl
last week, though with increnslng receipts thu cllc,l
cy IN to ensier state. Shippers continue to operate
OH Liberal scale, mud thus far atocks live not
been allowed to accumulate to any largo oxent. Wo
qaote MS follows: Choice to fn1lcy yollaw asGs
42c; medium to good grades, 3ues35c; inferior to
common, 20n2ac common cloica roll, 2s@3sc.
DAGGISti-TAo baggiug trade Blows little Improve
mcnt in ppnt Of nctivity, md pricrs remain
stoaty and uniform. We con.lnuo to quote: atnrk,
31tSc; Ludlow a, Bic; Lewiston A. :aHc; Amer
lean a, aYyo; :A,noslosg 4, 29No; otter Greek,
32c hlrla Dngs, md Dl 18GSoOc: g1nnles, SINGLE
l7a18c: do GntlbIc. a7ttasc wool sacts do(aG3r
Hl,OOM COlsN-atot with i moderate retail de-
mnnt Wo q,lotc: Cholcu to extra hurl, 8tGG18afc;
broo, 7K9ae; for good d. G>Ga7c; good to cl,uico
stalk truiG: TkaBsc: rcd and stained brush, 4NGs
bEr ~
5iiJ1ID1Sf nrATERIALs--Wrre in lErht demand nj
nroy,uus nricee. Colmou lriri, arc trm at sT.eo6a
7.5o. Wp repcnt: Stucco, S250: New York stl,cco.
cnstiug sJasGa350: Ioscut1uto cement, $Ha5@N50:
Uticn Louisville and Akron cep1c1t 2o Il br| port-
land cement S70Uds7 7bU: lime In bulk 8ucf51 10: limo
{brls} 81 I0ee1 rs II brl; white satld = brl ST 30
nn[ann f,n Ia. i,..1,
, 1874-03-10
COAIN1E1IsCTAL,

MONDAY EVENING, Arnrch o.
Tho following woro tho receptHand shipments
OF the lcading articles Of produce IN Chicago
during Tho past torty-oight hours, and for tho
corresponding date Que year ngo:
, 1874-03-10

NEw YonK 1re sl,p pA;part 3;n.a from SlA%s prints
tion with commission houses to-day. and thu volume
Of business not large, The market for Cotton
goods was fcyerish, and Inns weakening tendency,
6ut priccB mainly unchanged iii first hands, bt
irregular with tobbcrs. Irtnts aud pcreatca more
active; shaws III fatr rcqucst anl drcas goods I'LL
rroynH,
, 1874-03-10

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