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Interesting 10 those who are Afflicted Win
Chronic Diseases.

For there Is for you, although You may nave urea
vain heretofore and failed get relief but nowyou VII, nd
/, n YOU come to Dr.. J. WARD You will not DE dissp
pointed In finding that which you have sought alter so long
the blessing of health restored.
DIR. j. WARD is now permanently located IN ot'awa'
oeco stars over Mira Greggs Millinery Store, Main St..
Ottawa, Ills. de "H"D' W. ~
ottawa, June lst, 1872.
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MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUPis the prescrp
ton of one best Female Physicians and Nurses In the
United States and been used for thirty years with
falling safety by millions of mothers and chill
dren from the feeble infant Of one week old to the adult II
cOrccs acdty OF the stomach, relieves wind coils
ates bowels and gives rest, health and comfort TO
mother and child We believe to be the Best and SuIest
Remedy in the World in all cases OF DYSENTERY AND
DIARHdA IN CHILDREN, whether It arises from teeth.
Ing from other Full directions for using will
each bottle. None genuine unless the smie
OF CURTIS PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers. julyl2-ly
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Is Prompt Reliable, Safe and Pleasant,
consequently the Greatest Remedy of the
Age, for COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHI-
IT'S, PNEUMONIA, GROUP, WHOOP-
ING COUGH, and all Pulmonary Affec-
tons.
Positively the most reliable remedy In the market Tor
what It Is recommended.
The united voice of all that II eaough to
proye its wonderful effects in srresng all diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs
Consumptives should not rest until they buy DR. HE'D
GES' PCLMONIC LIFE BALSAM, primarily because In
the end It will secure to them health.
Secondsry because it will give to them comfort and
freedom from coughing.
Every forerunner or producer Consumption such as
Coughs Asthma, Bronchitis. DC, speedily cured by
DR. HEDGES PULMONIC LIFE BALsAM.
HEDGES PULMoNIC BALsAM:
There are ten reasons why every family should have Dr.
/. II is the cheapest. Large Bottles for 80 cents.
.. IL is much more pleasant TO take.
3. 1t is more cfectual.
g. 1t is simple, safe, and certain cure.
s. It's adapted to both young and old
s. It warranted to give satisfaction.
T. It's composed entirely of herbal basanlc medicines
8. 1t Is :he most popular medicine in the market
Q. Because physicians are prescribing II. y
TO- every family that has had II viii not be with
outfit.
MANUFACTURED AT THE LABORATORY OF
w.N. HEDGES & CO.,
Southeast corner of Main and Center streets,
Springfield, o.
JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
Cincinnati, o.
For sale by FORBES g. GEHRING,
mar2l OFT wa, Ills.
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Why VIII You
Gn 6arp

To all persons suffering from
rheumatism, or Neuralgia.
Cramps In the limbs or stom
ach, Bilious Collie, Pain In the
Back. Bowels or Side. we
would say THE HOUSEHOLD
PANACRA anc FAMILY LINZ
MINT Is Of all others the rem.
edy yOu want Tor Internal and
external use. lthas cured the
above complaints In thous.
ands of cases. There Is no
about II. Try IT,
Sold by all Druggists.
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ltawa quotations.
Ottawa Wholesale Market

IVIIVT WHOI"SHt
uruCeri, No. l6 LA Bale street
OTTAWA, April 10, 1874
Corn better at 5S@6Oc. Oats i2d4ic. The lat.
Yer price Is mostly for feed Butter has been
scarce at 3O@32c, but is more plenty now. Eggs,
~ cents, Dressed poultry no sale on account of
the weather We quote below:
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fhira.n Market.

CHiCAGO, April L. lS1I
ne prod market, 1c.c generally strong
erday, an active movement ia grain
pork l5@@jc. higLcr; lard . &C. higher.
NJ at (. Shoulders strong at 81 and
] II for b. Wheat higher, closing at Sl.2Isl
30 for hwcstern No.
n acii'' nd 4 higher O!osingat 81.
ats 10 rye ~; Z; barley II $50 g. GS for
: =. H. tive az S5.l0dSGIO Cattle mac.
I and ~ with sales at S:.6SC4O.
utter " and declining. Choice fancy So
medus ld:sl; comui.g To- boicr roll o.,
Eggs at l2j l@f3i
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'I'IITE IMPROVED
Victor Family SEWING Machine

beyond question the best In 1t makes the best
stitches all kinds of work. equally well in thick and
thin material and IN the general favore. They with
little noise very easily worked and cheaper than
those any other make of the same grades OF material
ald wo KHAN ship and every warranted. full sup
ply always vt the Academy of Music. -. ....
April i6mos MRS. X! W. BROWER.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
NXCTIAN ia NIX

$40 ANY LADY, OR CHILD OVER s., FEARS IsAI OF
OF making Wax Flowers for only t?o by purchasing
her book Of Instruction and entire set Of moulds
or her book Instruction in the beautiful art OF making
Foliage which Is perfect representation of the natural
eoL and made without mods scissors Price, only s.
these books be had from the author. MADAME RER
MAN. No lls West slsstreet, New York, or at Osman
Happen ans Book Store. nov2a-imos
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NEw YORK. Mar. IL. 1874.
er. SuperSnc western 5000 81. 90:
100.
a q hinGcsOls ,yrins. SI.aC,SSlGJ.
c, western uAei.
IN Gsc-gGi.
, 1874-08-24

a writor IN Ha'Fe,'s ilfagaz.,.o says; "N1usk
ia a secretion, aud is obtanod from tho musk
nnilnal inhabitng tho lighc, mountain raneos of
tan tehlnn r. mTenaal1n. ana lhibot. THO musk il
Of tue door. Tho l,untora cut oil Ellis t,o,t"t @
wltcil, becoming dry preserves ita coptot,tg. md
y ts state tue best article reac!les our mai ea
MuhH. whom moderately dry, Is an uuot,1uus
powder of reldlsl-brown colur It eiyos ont =
powerful odor, Of . warm. aromatic character.
aad most wonderful porslatonoy. l,Jontlilg wit!,
almoBt evoty other .sccut, 1t dfHcoyers buf litte
of its own pccl'larity il, compounds, wllou used
II proper proportion, mud yot glyes t:em sroat
heFtna''onoy. ~ point Of general usot,,lness to
the porfl'll'or 1t IL probab|y unoqllnlel by any
other substance, fur, although coarso a,M uii-
Desirable III pure ktale, the most popular COM
poutIdH are thouo in whicl, It ia III Ingredient.
denune musk is very costly, bolng worth, wl,e,,
separated from its aao aslu all sxraneonB lnattor
from s25 TO- s5 tho ouuoo It's great strength
ooupe9eSstes ee . IL - measure for ia PRICE ono
3,aoo parts Of inoap.oua powler.
, 1874-08-24
141tdY fkuryntt5H Jealousy.

Chorioy writes Of Lady Morgan: a'sho could
bo reckenvly bitter III regard to other, especially
othor Irish. litorary women. lIor hatred to
Latly DesBington Ind no bounds. Iu point Of
quality OF authorship no saue porsou could for
an Instant think Of comparing tho
two, md tho writer of Florence
Macarthy md tho Lito OF Salyator
Rosa might woll hayo afforded to pase by tho
more colorless works OF tile lady Of Goro House.
But tlero 1oro House was and In spite OF tho
moro a!1stero and literary and political attrac-
t'ons OF Holland House beyond it, Lady BloAs-
ingtan, by her graco her sweetness, llor a,lmlr-
admirable conB,ancy, contrivod, in splto Of thu
most tremendous social disadvantages, to draw
arounG her aucA II circla OF mon thera III fancy
!and liated hor badly, Int, 1 think,
'let hor alonc. Indy Morgan could not
lot her a!ono I hayo neyor lcaru yonotn.
irony. nnd tho implucabo anil caricnturcd state.
nlent Of past mistakes houpod pol,onwiso on
OaAa, cTcn by woman on woman, 10 morccsBly
as by Lady Morgan in reEarl to Lady 'Dlosslug-
ton. And tho former Ind tic bad taste to an-
Aat tho known lrionts Of tho luttor with perpot-
ual jbngs md aasants. hive never boun
ah!9 {ag other literary mon Can to) to parta1lo OF
H1lcli miserable stories nj these without feuug
OF Shame and discomfort; III 1ln.blo ~ hope
unwilling, to spoil society by wrnugsfng which
provoked scandal bo crou!atoa, Az lifo
i'assol Oil tlleso foll!cs iii H0lo measure felt
nway from or Wero tempered III Astly Morgan.
atlo aceoptcl what waB becoming to advanced
yohra with Eraco utmost amounting tn dignity
AlrslIy to hnso boon expected uf ono WHO lnd no
long dciled tnlo. autl. Who found 4oraclf elu,oyt
aleuo iu tho warll."
, 1874-08-24
raosv a Woman yYas Deceived by Her
IS - E1usbi,illl, -

Tie alarysyie CCa1.) 1ippeal is responsible for
tlie following: g. We hear Of caHo Of coot-head-
ed and systematio deception Which is reported to
have boon perpetrated 10 this city, a short timo
ago, and whtchih too go9tl to bo lost, Asagii,g aud
prudent wife. after much urging, induced her
llllaband to savo part Of his wages by dopositing
S2o mouth with hor. Tho arrangement prom
iBed to bacoulo grand financial success. Every
month tho faithful husband hAntled oyor $40 to
hls good wife, who carefully laid it away in a
safo place. Month aftcr month rolled OIL until
ten $50 pieces nggroyating $500. Ind accumulate
cd. wl,eu tho wife thought it would DO wise to de-
posit tie same lu tito savings bauk. Accordingly,
ono morning the lady uuohrthod hnr pilo OF gold
Gu twontlos mud walked down to tho Marrsyillo
Savings Bank. On entering tho institution slla
hid them upon the counter with much Hatisiac-
ton, cougratusatng horsoif no doubt, upon tllo
Tact that tue interest on tho deposit would In Il
few years amount to quito a H,m, and ono worth
having In caso Of misfortune au1 hal luck in
life. But tlon canlo tho dcnouemont. Tho
cashier readily discovered tho popularity Of tlto
coin. Tho $50 pieces wore worthloAs limitations
Of tho gonnino coin. Tho truo facts IN lilo case
at onco flashed across tl,a Mand OF tne good
woman. ,Hcr husland laa spent his wages, and
in order to fulfill bis promise and koop up his
monthly depna1ts had purchased a'!ot Of inlta-
ton S20 pieces known aB 'sple mnrkoa." How
tho matter was Aettied In tho fa1aily, being Of u
domestic and prlyato natnro, wo have not beon
to imagine, > .'.'
, 1874-08-24

Huron. Tho tug s:;:cllito wau 1T work at hor Tho
hatno Of tho vessel could liot bd learis0d.
Tho santl.bargo Dispatch, which WIS tcachtd near
tlo North Pier during tho storm Trilay evening, Ia
.-Thc oil North Pier ut Pcnswator ca,,Bht fro We'd
ncaay, b',t Tue flames Woro o1ngulshe bcfUee 1i,,ch
aanaye k:d bonn to1,r.
-TAo acl,r Crosswaie has been got otr at.t passc
Detroit Saturday afternoon. II Ia believed that Bho
hlit1ored Tut trhlug damage, - 's
,,-Nearly al tho e1llaro timber for shipment frnm
tho SAGINAW Mscr, s aoason, has gono forward, auI
iiattofs IN tra!lo aro dull.
Tho schr William andcrron, lat1er with orc, VIVA
struck ny sqnn1t on Lake Huron. Th1rslay nlftol
M,, nes ,caTso sprung a.fcah aud wns run ashore ut
s, mto Mork. M -. assistance hns gono to hcr sc IL
-.oapt. King, of tho tt,g urania, md Capt gawycr,
q tho tg snHott,, lnvo ad their conscs rtvohe by
tho Unite! gnsos steamboat Inspectors ut Detroit,
with permission to appeal 10 T. .llaph, Supervising
snS,nF !; u t!io DISTRICT nring tho no. thirty dnys.
nstrot Rsur, which resulted III tho slnitng of tho
, 1874-08-24

A friend aonds III tho following. It rou,fnls
ono Of Cas|blanca, but two |nsoints ot JitIsr.
ence may bc 'ot,eol: Caslbiauca would not tako
watcr, but tho Washington youngstcr dil Caai.
hlnuca got y blowoa up;" tllls ono did nut.
TAoso III nowadays . good deal OF complaint
about the wnnt Of obedlenco to puroptal amti,or.
ty OH tho part Of tho ris!ug soloratinn
espes!a!!y on tho part Of tiis Bows. W.
heard Of n case tie otAer div wiich
proveY that tloro n,o nobta oxcant,ons
TO tho average "boy Of the period" i youu,,
son OF Quo Of the principal examiners in liz
Patent Oillce ut Washington wont 10 pass hlu
school yucatton at Ill unolo'a in Kentucky. uonr
tho Ohio River. There wnA but Qua restriction
Oh tho acbpo OF tho boys amusement. IIosues
dogs. rifles, shotgunH, oto, eto, wero freely al.
loved ~ companions OF hts anluHemony; bit. m
ltia cousins we're aB fond OF tho wutar III no
.ianY ducks, he waa requested to sllnu thu boat
which tho cousins wore won't to ,sAe III tlIoIr
aquatic oxcnrsons. lIo promiHot faithfully, liko
tho dntltu luti hn IL. and departeti rojuieng. X
recent letter to his father graphically deseriboH
various e1ourrions aud tho "good tlnlus lio lla
enjoyed, nstong tho very last QUO In Which tho
cousins lad tlosisot to visit tlo Ohio Bhoro
= They wont oyor III tho boat" writes tho boy,
"but remembered yolr waltos it, Tint respect,
and 10 swnm tho rlyorl' IL il uuderstoul thut
tho next mali announced to tho yuungBtor tint
the etnbargo upon tho boat hul bocu removed.
-Iiatuer's Ndgaxine,
, 1874-08-24

a druggist in Dcs hIonos, Ia., was recently
made tho victim Of d rather expensive practlcal
Joke. A man. apparently under tho Influence Of
liquor, ,entored tho shop ono morning, aud called
TOR g!ass Of soaa-wator. After drinking 1t, he
staggered against a pano Of French plate
glass III tho show-wiut1ow. slyoring it to
a!on'a. sooing Tho mischief ho Ind done
he hurrou away. but the druggist pnr-
sued aud overlook him, demanding payment
Tor the damage" The inobriuto protestcd ttlat
ho was itnpocnnous, bnt tho plea did not avail.
Two clorha soized and seHrcloi him, and OK
tracted from somewhere about his person 800
bill This they deposited in their Iiiouoy-titl, Do
dueted tho prico Of tho gIass, and, stntliag tho
Change into ono OF hts pouEots, sent him adrift
upon tho street. During tho day tho druggist
discovered, to hia horror, that tho bill WIS 4
counterfeit. OF course no tinlo WIS Lust ohl-
Gers wnro Bent 1T every direction, and tho
eodender was ut length captured and
brought boforo the bur Of Justice.
Hero, however, legal toclnloallty disturbed tho
eoyon flow Of nqulty, Tho druulsa1d ,1rgod that
4o ,fna gultto6A Of any orluao tliat the countor-
felt thoAey I,appone1 Ia Bu In his pocket at tho
time Of tho accldont, aud that it waa talton from
him by torco. Under tho circumstances, Tho
honorable gentleman who presided over tho
Court felt constrained to dslniaB tho caBc. and
the arugEibt, with tho fear OF suit for assault
nnt ba1tery lofora llls oyos. doulinod to nloqo
further In tho nntter, 'i''
, 1874-08-24

& 1s,lsy Wiz oassas' eisas
Fnx1oiirs- l}uf1alo. osfo; to osvceo. Ia.
n n1sSsrra-foas, e, IT. Ssa wSea u; corn,
ap ~ 5000 brls; wheat 800 bu; oorn
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW OnLKANH, ill.,, Aug. INSTRUMENTATION
o4,s t.ii md casy At 55@bso. 0'' "'''''' ''es'''
ontr@ Il stronger with speculative In
~, si, ;n ss;or ordinary to prlno ,e
Exports: coaatw!se oa7 Dales. GREAT urilaln s,alG
ILL., ILL.,. Stock 'alcs. usold ast evenings 10000
Aos1'@er-Sss;I siiIDNirI1A L EDtsmi!s'p A'er''D7' s'
rni,lAnE1rlln. 1,l:.r AuH. 22:-DyrrHn -srong West
iss1sss ia ss9a for " %ts,ern. ss
l;adH-Btdsds at a0d Tor Western extra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nctvo for lest grades: others
.na, enbs, xlitc, Sias@iss: iye stesly i ss,
oata IN Eooa demand at sa(a3sc. "a '.'''' '"0'
cr,naa: IL barrels 41sGa4'lc.'' - '"'
"nSk1-s''o0' WIT BALTIMORE.
.s BAtr1nonE Aug. a31lan4ps1urrs7 7f7onr daIt md
cl,oise amber, s.a@ a7; good 10 primo rcd; fIs6
1o c9rn o.niiS!ly 1so foT mixel weaern ats,
for n'1sa :. Western Tor white West
lAr-pnll ut sieo0i@l8;o 90.
rnovlsloNs-s srong and n,lchnngca.
HuT7Eit--WestcrIl firm at a5G9e0c for choice.
CofFEE-Nonnnlly l8G120c.
rErnolE}M-Du'l and nnr'inngca.
~n'sk1-No'n'na''S y mi 81 + Iq15f1ss %6Uis.
81; L9us'' Mo.t Aug. a3-oe77os-o"tet and nn-
1,nEAns7urrs-Tl quiet. wheat in fair demand
2rel, N;is: coru1 1puil md unsettled No. ), os@
CT; No. 2, 44GS f5c: Barley and fyD dull, , t.-,
, 1874-08-24
PErSNltaErTa

From H1r,crs for September.
Tharo is 4 paper On t.Tllc Art Of pcrfun1gry,
froin which wo take tho following: - !
"Iho Invention Of this process (diatl1latlon)
il Inscribed to Ayiccnna al Arabian doctor, who
tlonrsllcd III the tenth century. Previous to hia
time resiua spicoB, aud oils or ontmontH. Hccnt
od by contact with fragrant substances, wcro
tho chief, if not tho only, forms of.perfume
known. To him, it u aaid. belongs the honor
Of first HeparatinG tho aron1Rs of plants md
tlowers ia .snch manner That they could be
readily applied where greasy judgments aud
smoking inccnse weso alike unavailable.
!" 10 the !nyeation Of Avlcenua wo arc in-
debtcd for tito most durable olomofIta OF modern
porfn.nory: but our must fragrant aud do!icnto
odors aro produced by another process of mich
Inter discovery, which we will attempt to describe
":fho odosB OF all vegetable matters reside in
4 principle or constituent knowu III essential
oil, or, moro properly otto. Euch ILL
dlridual plant or lowor oontatns greater or less
flom the parent substance III theinftsal movement
IN oil the most important of tie perfunors oporh
tions. Az it exists III but small proportion. We
have in 1t when isolated rontarkablo concen-
aratod is so grea: That many yariotios can ba
kopt for years unchanged. In tic otto w6 not
only poaaoss tho fragrance Of tho flower long
after the seaBon for blooming is pans, but BIZ ita
,sRo can inrart fnsoritd odor to q thousand
bodies scenttesB IL themselves.
"ottos aro all In tho liquid form: are Of m
oity Appearance, vary i'll color FROM light straw
foro uusa aioto1 81 ~ t, oeo"m; os @a osaJa, III ~
atauooa ''"es, rr,,, 'o .,,a,, tno 10 ~
rjyd Tin vnld ~ tiu ,,r,,ni',1, from ' ,ornu
matcr1als rancos from 4 1"r cant T or Aroro emoro
n,.. ~ at l@.sua ttou es wv. u h'oso
Iareo "a ar ri! at & i3a
cnmtaIn i IN nuc sn,anno ~ ,"t !, - a 41e
chlv axtractod hv avnrnasn VIII wv rass ~ .in1,
~ tpio t,nt r tsdn mno loaIn Siu
Sron hnmrcd ' rora ~ to nota,a ~ ou's'1'oa
W,a ..nlI ,,rooa.; ~, nu a;s.;,;..
ncthod most froaucntv employe m to mrocro s
m, inese L7 as nons oyefy ono
';n;a h.. noua ,sasan ~, !" snEoize
vanr ~ rccoyor IN Vital It H. te ho
TX "nn"ntion ~ cn,s ~ sotor - AZ W
11 ,r}nm or m9M1' ~ ~ st stor III sG ht ws nfop
ut,n a'utt vn,ot,1o II rso it', ~" auo' .s
bn, hens co,a1nc toe,ter Me t"y rnes 1.en anu
pu.n oo'S eG.uoA1vu Wo Ivy !say Yep
afa1o on cootng; ~ ~ ~ mnon appMen 10 tug purpose
~ ptus.ssn s 10 otsun ILL.,; ~ " tashB heea
, 1874-08-24

bo light. gathered somo fall wheat that don't
helieyo would weigh 40 pounds to tho bushel.
Tho corn will not he over haif crop. 1
layo heard so1no farmers estimate it ut
90 bnsilo1a 10 tho nero. It Ia now past all itn-
proyomcnt, ne tho leaves md stalks aro drying
up. Early potatoes woro fow aud Bulall Of 'late
potatoes thete is very little prospect Of tho farm
ors getting their sced back. Our frlit-proapcctH
nre about % dim NJ onr other crops;, Applca win
tho drought. and are not half-sixo. Concord
grapes promised well, bur nro not over half-sizo
The gsasshuppera have put in their appearance,
thoug!. I don't think they are the aaffo species
that hayo become 80 notorious for their doproda-
tlons, but they arc ten times ~ numerous na I
over SOW them before: There III enough Of them
to creato worry serious forebodiuga Of what might
ho the consequences Of q favorable season for
their Development another year. This is tho
third dry soason iu Succession in this legion, but
this is by far the most seyoro QUO, owing to tho
fact Tint tho ground was devoid Of moisture in
tho opening OF the season, and Tho drought ret
III earlier tan usual, Pastures arc all dried up
and Htock-water IL hcconaiMg Very ecnrce
, 1874-08-24

mu!n thoro for from twolvo to Hoyonty-two
hours, aro removed, aud thcir place supplied by
1naccratiou until sufficient odor is impaired to
tho, grease. Whom oil is used, sonie coarse
CLOTHS saturated take tho place Of tho lara or
sr,ct., These aro treated precisely as before. and
tho oil recovered from thcna by powerful pros
sure.
"Tho greaacs 1,sod in tho foregoing processes
must, Of course. be FREQ from olor a possible,
Donuo and olive oils, whoa fresh, mood no prepar-
alton, bst lard and suot require thorough aud ro-
peatnd waHhinEs with water to roudor them aufll-
cioutly AcoutlcSs."
, 1874-08-24

Tho timbor producers Of Pennsylvania mot
ut Clear!ield Oh Tuesday, at!tl individually
duce thq production two-thirds from that Of the
previous year. a comuii!tao wua appolnta1 10
procure signatures 10 this agreon.ont by all lum-
herman IN tue suaqucha,iua roglon not prcsont
at tho nootiug. 20
, 1874-08-24

Wore in moderate dcuad Ut previous rates. Charters
70 buffalo Props ttaho .attl Arabia, corn; prop
As'sa %r %est :o.s ryn anl barley through sn Hugs
Dswegot arlrs Ja1naiea apj st. Lyouu. wheat At f1;u
to Barnia nfopa y. D: Caldwell, baraes o. Cromwell.
sna lAhl1n!ni. CORN fhronKl; prop hiaytowe1, oaB.
about B5oro3i' wheat 100 bu cosn, 600 BIZ rye,
, 1874-08-24

--:rhEoo hlarea OF tho Chemical nauk, Now
foIk, woro hold ut auction the other day, for
u 100 lor 4llaro, the original Al,ares nong 300
khat can beat that1
, 1874-08-24

Thore 10 au immonsp lumber loet in port, .
soepnas s4noge % false IEesgae Als Poilt, Lats
, 1874-11-10

BHEEP-Ouly two car-loadA arrived during yester-
day and to-iay.-not enough to make raatkt Frlcos
poor u @sun sRs csE g
choice. ...
NEW YonE Nor: 9-nEsvEs-Freah otreringe. $3.50,
ha a9hs P 1 gs s ss ss4: M s
market dEssaed. sl Il ho eiess we,1 and hos1y:
gooa Is1as and cheroSeo oatte, exaios, with
isse; @ esrs Dc, of sxt, i5al3s ess. q g. & eS e
liAai2s; sars o. awt ioisSl5Xs i
car. car. hfntst' fnos do a' cw s~s 1so cars
%, os ewt. 1oAo; carr d. 81 ewt loXo; earn do,
i6xo; cnrs Missouri eattic. ewl, aasXo; Ia cars
d. th cvt 0c; Is cars Toxans, owt, aKc; II carr
s@ @ ss sv d. fef' '4 asd g. d.
sIlEEr AND LAMps-Ffeah reeelpta e,ooo, making
"a, for tue weet againat 80 2so last wcek Demand
lh@dc, With aou,s at the hest at d:1c, Lafeua. Gx@
Ac With :one carlsbad II 8c. Sales Include ii cars
Kentucky shesp car Indians aud Ohio. and car
swrsE-Rccepts yesterday sud to-day TO- 800. making
48oop for The week, against a. $50 last week. Not
EAST LIBERTY.
shrrs days, a45c ea1 tots Tor sha wesk e.sSt hea.
supy 50 far g principally n, medium to .,
s nans en@ 70 rsoa
common to fair, s4.ob@s,U0 stockeEs mono uNared
bulls, do.
Hoos-Neceipts for throe days. 7,5:o head total for
the week. rs, ,241 head. npst pniiaaophia $Go090.sQ
Workers, $8.00G1.j0.
suEsi-1tsceipts for Tires days, Asoo head total
for tho weeE ,T00 head. Best, $l5Da5uo; medium,
S4,O1tS4 81.
CINCINNATI.
C1No1ENAT1, O., Nur. 3.-CArrLK-nccepts, 2,27g !;
dull at &c; medium to falr, 4t95e; good to extra
butchers gralea aud feeders acllyu u 393hc ship
| ucnts, l,013.
l1oas-nocopts, 3,l9e active and firm at st.1oa
sd.85 for good to extra butchers. roua ali cleared
1a2,
| sHker-RtcoirlB, 1872. The supply exceetls the
demand. Tle 1larkct closed qulo Ut 3@44o for
| mon to extra. Shipments Isl.
ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, Nov. 9.-Hoos-Hcceipts. COCO 1rm !;
packing lots. IS. eo@6. Is; oxtra heayy, $500.
cAr1Lp-1sece3lts. a3so qniek only 1sw grades on
market inferior to good through Texans, s1.5o375