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, 1874-11-19
REAL ESTATE.

IN NEW yonK.
| The principal ovott In tho tnatkot during tie
paat week was tho sale at auction by i. II, Ind
low 4 Co., on Tnesdas, Of tho largo and band
Bomo nouao, with lot III foot doop, No. 425 FIFTH
avenuo, northwest coruor Of Thisty.elxhtn
sttcot, for $ll5000. Tho prce roatlzed, although,
nut high may DO termed very fair. Tic otllor
auctions of the week werc Of lttto Importance,
and oxcitcd only tho attention Of those iuterqst-
cd III tho foreclosure proceedings Affecting tho
property. Tho total va1ue Of city roal oatato
sold for tho weok ending with Saturday, Nov. IL,
amounts to 8244.3l5. ns ngainat sl02 Gao, tho
figures for tEo previous woek. IA 10 tho n,arkot
gonorallv,, little oan 10 said, for business ro
matns dull aud no Improvement III alTuirs Is as
yot shown.
', Il. Stevenson, Jr., No. II Pine stroot, re-
nofts having sold nt private contract tue font
tSr loo oat tF,eo99 csn H. oo 81 ih1uss 5 BY Co. VIII lot
street, for $40, ,000.-Ne,o 11ort Times, Monday.
TRANSFERS..
The following Instruments were tlod for reo-
ord Wednesday,. Nov. IL,
prairio nv. 90 # Of III rtrts.seaoi mnrn st O f. 1sr
Michigan 1:n AZ nsr Fifteenth ii, I, VI 1-1ox
cfastss H. cf Sixteenth 81, s;;1iia;s 1"'s
r, dated Oct. .........: 1850
As5s'n 5%4:t i: t. S.ts Ssr ,srs e Tsit latfsa.
west JACKSON ,t st. ioi 1i ii6 It Of Winchester '0
NY. av. {, hssl25u-lo IT dsct1 Nov. 1s."... $1,000
Iae promiaea No. aa Mohawk ct, dated Nov.
wesi iud.ns st. 10 ii Of iio;nc It, sisoa z0
1na|sns d Il Tlirtyssaa i, isl 40o
us, i!stis5 Il e +; .,s f 1si $;;;
Rosebua ,,Ia ny, S cor Of 'sostcrn av q 1t 10
soysr sss; ssea It. is 1f i Il Of Fulton It. ls:i:s $50
II. with lt1ilfinGE dated Nuy. IN mn
, 1874-11-19

+r.
III @ !1e 1ggrsssln r. ~ ~ thn rang y. m nrrea
e. tl2So d. r0oua 1412o TO- sltau; TO- ao12a,
sAi;u,' E,m r,su-f forra M. .,,,,, M, ,,. m.
gutptn-No gH ltM-snfe' M xee m Sno 3s 1ss' o'f 800.
Lrt;DU.fs +; 7ko BAR asesas; lead pipe, sAf@s,6o;
CorfSnnWlu,,omH. s3e ,,,,,,.,,nr ro,ner a,c.
.s, nffr an nlSo-sp easSs 'oc 'oHs Quantity 1eAc;
s,Ire1 InoS-No. a. x{o r,fcA. Heafa ,ron, N n
'nsayye :usd ias; 1ms'isaa ' sa".s !" i
,,Ss i ss ,s.' 1s 1s'ia' 3s H.
fcncn M iYs ra d. 'u' ouna'ee ~ For 'en'
SA1Ls"Ho furhor reduction ia l,l.cty to occur al
present. sma4 Ios sie sstsa II :. wv lS,;sd; 20.
IL aIt ,'o i ~ ~ 51 To- T. fS "a a. H. 9,r ~; -
cl;n", III "" Fl i5X ~ wv ." o'' 0Ae' So's'
mai1,a r,,s "a T. 14ma!sIHr H"'' ssa rops u H. II
tSI3Hc: lsy b. g,s,cvru. 4 II. 1ssny; iosrii,c. 3
+ s3os ,saR s% sacrsd st 1ssso 1s i: o,s9
Gr1 S ocs5 rest,, 40 = Gri 'A''
OlLs-T oil arks ] p1ossniod 10 M nsw fs4tures Of
viii 'ts lii % doareo 60 d asmness. Following afe
@ Sg tas do atn noa saa e, ~ iso cu w.
nisior fafa oiI H. s Ylt No. III, 1jo ~ "a
dsrs o sa;rs 9 g. N o sF ss1cy o :ft
fur"ono 5c: ne%s ok npe pnaso rravy a
nnnhli,n, cun,tun. i1la13c. ~ e'"''' 4's'''<'S'
IDrAtUEy--Wnrn c. janl an,a and mn, firm f,boco
EASTERN uuI Michigan resciIluws woro he'd lgnar.
rsrs It sn Wostnr,, NJ " p"sYats a,1S ~ ~
6SaCo, on ,raek. Yoiow IneIs sr,eat arc n,aa,i nt
sSIn s3SU psr hrj. ~''''e '"s'' 3'' '''''1 ~
IOtjLTnY AND GAME-rno offerings NJ drcsse1
etnrl wera arn n,,I n ,snt,,nr rnn}ar ~ ,hf, eor
ted ssnncra ~ TAXA .n rhe tocai osnmd pe1s s
nso aoo, ana tho market rmer. 5Ioiee t,trkeys iii
NJ ftEs t9lc n,,s c"kons ~ ~ 7;a1 ~ rtes MA nca
ia: do tifossod lOallIc: cis,1e;a i've fi .Sa3 n,
1rrssr1 d. II o5Ga "a am"ra * 5stS tnn. v.ns
s10Va3UQ: urair1e chickons NJ IS IIY,larI d1tcts
S15U: s,nnfl Jlfcks s]: o,nii 81 75sp MI. yetfan,
i,a,ns. lie Der ID: do aahlles. i3Nn '~A~N
BEED3-Tuere were . good many small orders
Whiting to bo el buk tho prices offered do not draw
nut tho timothy and very little clover Is 10 be had
The Latter again advnn2cd, oOsnR 1t1n Ut 53593.lu
Timothy way quoted at 5l2ju93lU HIN lariAii wa
quoted ut 725aR75H aud M.ot ut 05n. Flax ut Sl.7s@
l.80 Sos: 80 b15s tlao.hy at $2.i bags ut $2 4Q
, 1874-11-19
CHICAGO uNi.GODDy XARKET.

WEDNESDAY ErgSttNo, Nov, 19.
8tnco our report Of Saturday tho changeH In tho dry
gotas narkot uayo been unptrtaut. There arc Lo
indications of anything moro than tnudare activity
III Any department, but in auict way liberal aggrs-
rolls around 1t will 10 doubt bu found that quito aa
Uay goods havt heet distributed In past seasons ut
. llka Forlua. Within tho ptst few days there has
apruug up worry fafr demand for yooa BuitatIe fur
tho holiday trado, and the seAsonubo weather. Of
tho past lew days bus brought ci eaaod inquiry
for wlnter fabrits II will he noticed that tho qot-
tons hare been subjected 10 eonc slight clIangcy but
tho general tunor Of lrircs rcmlus steady and 6rut
There Gun 10 lille doubt hat prices Of tia lcatsiuR
stapl0 productions ara now down to "hard-pan," nrt
whle no Immediate decided Hlvaco Ia likely to OCCUR
thu ultimate tgilleucay IL ulluatakabiy upward. Thu
JON nat n Commerce saye uf thB New York market
Thera has hcun gradual Improvement In the gen-
era tune Ut tho narke a.ld Increase Of llacas
III nearly all tho tAoHt Btaple productions The de-
nna from tiFst hnnds for loading nakcs OF cotton and
wupei fabrics has bccn little mora Actiye; sales III
moderate quantities have lgcn mndo to liberal
amount, and prices have on the Nheo been wcl sus-
tained. The johbsra hlvo aeu nnaly employed
In The distribution Of assorted gtocks to tho INTERIOR
anil satisfactory traln IL expected during the re-
ma!ninB portion Of The current nontn. The acton OF
manufacturers III crtaillng the production Of cuton
and Woalsn gools has undoubtedly checked the down
ward tcudecy Of prices. and gtvon eolenca to buy
era In laying in lholr e.lel supplies"
We nue decline IN Dwight star, Great ratlH stark,
ind Naahna brown cottunB, and tu AMoskeaE peusi
River. Euu UurusyiIIp dGuttis ~
, 1874-11-19


New YoRR, Nov. 18.-Cuatoms receipts, $2G7,-
100. Wy
TIE Treasury dsbursed *277,o00.
6te,lng, 455@)l391I for long aud short.
ood oponed at 1ll11G, aecllnod to 1l034. and
Clcarlrgs, $50, 900, 900.
CARRYING rates, to, per cent. borrowing
rates. per conl, aud flat.
Gdvcrnme,ta opened firm and closod steady at
RrlSea sllghtly OIL from morning quotations.
rhange in priceH. Slate bonds actiyo.
Money actvo at 315D4.
Stocks barely steady in the morning but the
eadlhg ehafoa soon became active aud strong.
tsleeb advanced Is to 4 per cent Later thero
Raa :" Uehr movement, and decline Of II to
!3s per cont took place. During the afternoon
incfe WAS recovery, but ut tho close tho
bears " had tho lest Of tho fight, and pricos
sefl sho e a. psr cent 10 10 bsst @ PRICES
II, 900 wero Western Union. II. .006 paoif1o aiaij
5000 Now York Central, Oh. oOf1 Inko sLnra'
$4,000 Union Pacific. 3B.U00 NorthwcHteril. Ii. add
st. Paul, II, 00n Toledo a. Wabnsh. nnI IL Inn
Ohio aud Mississippi ~ 1''00'
Tho soeretary Of the Chicago l. Northvostcrn
Ratlload haa addressed letter to lila Htonk IL.
:llango. notifying that buuy of the diecoyary of
hfteun forged 81 900 bouds of tue sBuo Of ie51.
Tic bontla arc well executed, and likely to do.
resvo ovon the experienced Ttey bear the aig-
naturo Of William =, Oguan, and como from n
Philadelphia bau king -housa, whore thoy had
been received In tue regu'ar course OF bustnnsa.
Tllo Company's oll!uarB have boeu very success-
ft,l IN stopping fraud ~ far ~ payment lv lila
Company In concerned They rccOmmoud' thnt
tho bonds Of the Company bo prosecuted at the
o1lce for Identification aa to genu,IonosH.
, 1874-11-19

Withdrawn from gtoro yesteri1nv for cltv oon
sumption: 3,o55 bu wheat. 1890 l,t, corn II s52
bu oats, 9,07o bu ryc, and Q. roo biz barlov,
The following grain Inns beon Inapeota1 ;,to
s!oro a tn's morning, up to 10 O'Clock q eass
w. hF''nst uA CARS ~ oo. u cars NO.
do, cars rejected do u03 wheat); 12 cars high
mixed corn, so cars No. do, II cars rejected
do, cars NO grade (G0 corn. of Which II
ara o.a1. ~ cors M MI, ] . ~ ,a,,,.aa ~
sa ~ ~ oAss, z oa'a ie!ectao 10 J
!, ! ear no: rye; l8 cars No. z barley, 0 cars
No. y TO- cara rejected do. Total {211 caral,
$4,000 bu. Inspected out. 974I2 bu Yf,nat
n, Ga bu corn. 10.303 bu oata, ,9oo hn rvc
ooe H. L.' "' @'soN va @5ot
0'un1 'r,'a ~ s.'', oa'!os. ,
tno HoH1oefs OF Inc Eoafa OF Irado recoivnd
to-day tho printed evidence given before the
Directors III tho Sturcas caeo. Wo noto TINT
eoran ho ~ .o t.,,o. a nos "es t ~ exponent 10
enanee tno tfahscfrt OF the short-hand notes
~ alhRie point. ana tho printers followed copy
"verbatim ct llteratini" +" OF punctnatim. Hence
the book contains some amusing mistakes,
~ n ~ n,.,. .a. 49,. r 49,, ns
aif' - ~ @"in' rue AFtn OF a. y. f1aaer q Io.'
alr Neemos, MIR. MoDermott (H Oortol), u. d.
Oldcrslaw, g. B. Olderslan, anl Alr. Heunepin
Wo noto that a few tots of bafloy of the old
n for s,,,n,,ant a ~ ',o' 90
=, ~, ~, sn'p"eh'' anu 'tnmealatesy aent BACK to
tue Elevator to 10 asasu placed In store. Tho
object OF this proceeding may perhaps bo UNDER
stood by those who remember tbat harlov uhic
ia n voor old ,a rot ,nuch so,,a,,. ns.an h w.,
lra,ya;s md tbat +la dnIe ai..i ti.o us
cairt tor ";"o, 1T ~ I.x,os. sn' tos
;s mt uoLI hv oomri, !. o"5 ti,c5 ent,s eans
tne.rs t,,o hnvar oo ~ Xato,mi,,t,x ~ .r,;ni.
rron tho ..,n; hoo'"a - IL ti,a ~ j." ,,maa
infors tat a ha. inw IS now anI nn ~ a .,t
h;a m,a,ahn ,v'a" o Whit !, {r,, r. u.'
A. ti,a nnrtv ancoroJ in ti,is n.ain a ~,
t;n,atnl tt,ot III xii. nioo.n,, ~ t., uaa % ~
hnnu J.. tnat M ,o ,,,t ,pa,,t n,I,o,. ~ 10 oG.s
tha b,aeaa W. nroanma In mo,tI no, - Ssa 81 ra.u s.U
anro If fs ,a,na wnro n,hlaf,aI Nrt ,so fnr'
bo"r - AA' ''A''9 "'Ae f@0'''A'"' @"S "" Ao'@
To ,ooa;,,,v r...,,o., ,.o.n 4oa. ......
J., -. . sus'uco AatAess Metu iGsh uctYe
no",.o HiuU =. uenf Ill., uo Ieay Yuls., eynn Ia
sa,p"ro1 Isas.t. 10y. 1o ,t toek Mas saaauel IN
i' fsan,,, pus opWwafo t lnpyeoht
a6s;n!. ~ VIZ Ill., uy ~ ~ auu ao. u ags
i;..ist ,.1 an,,oJ T., ~, ~ n % "ns sofy
nrIa. "" uniuta n ra;i va T ao'7 ,,,ta ~
.s4Et ssiaor potn'a e;t,,. W tmt' lne a.1aass OF
WINTER IN sottlns Gown upon hs
T., much uoao!a sooner thaa usa nd there
IL no present h!gn OF anythlng nut du'lnoss from
nov ~ ho1t up Jug IL ~! however. not Unlike.
y that thefo WI 10 ah act,vo raj! movement of
eFaia EASTWARD to"atdh Ch'lhtmaH, 81 b1t Httlo
gram as goaq eastward foce!l!ly. a1lo moro must
10 had n the Eaas. whether Enropo wa'sa u or or
hot IL II Rloasat @ 10 nqto tne prospocs enat ratl
, 1874-11-19

Forc10H WHfkHtN4
L1vEHroof, nor. 1B-11 q. n-V1our. aosanas nj.
Whsat-Wintor. utG7os Sd; spring. Us 2ass III: whis.
" 9d(s1oa club, los 3dta1o1 ID. Coin oes III
'SG,s G1.sn.oat "; porA, IT, IT, LaFd. us.
Lard, 72s. Hes. unchanged >A'"7 a1'''<
rs2 a1nD9s ~. Noy H. r. 1Amount Of bullion with
oonaofs-Money, %: account. 93T: uiicd Il ,,es
80 bonds nf 1885, 1901; cts, l0oH: 1o5os, intE
new ne; a. lo3a; Now York Central, p5; Eric, ibid
TA1low, 46s GdD iGs 0d.
ITAa,s: Tsa.s:, NV: :. fsm!eentos ~ elf 40:
L1vanrool, Nov. lB.-Ootton nrn,: nid11,,, m.
lnnds. 7Ad; 0rleans, Bi1d; sales, 18001 baes, IN
G.aaag 's'a ao for spsoulaion anu oxpor, aud 800
oa!ea Amorican. Cotton 10 arrive, 1-l6d cheaper.
- Dreaastnfir quiet. Deof-New mess. 8;s. Cbaoae
e9a. Lard, "a. Daeon-Alarket baro. ~'
, 1874-11-19

lfoas-The market ot,eueI luet this morning, aud
from $4,000 to l10o0 ali buyers dconod it pr,sIeut
to muy0 With CAUTION Until tho oxtont Of tue supply be-
came kho*H. Consequently, trade dragged somewhat
Subsequently there wls revival Of tr4de, and the
marka aga!n assumed firm tone closing a!cady at
for aralawag lots; It $8.50@oa5 for eoin..on to
medium, and at s09o@7.4O for goo1 to extra. Only
small prorortiou Of tis duo hogs on sale changed
hands below $780, willie thu prevailing prices Wcro
*6.75@7oo. The nAmbsr lett orer unaold was small,
and hoilcrs do not appear to tAlnk that to- orrews
salca Will show any sirnkaRo In yalues Anouu the
transferG wero tho following:
, 1874-11-19


New Yonk. Nov. l8.--ooTroN--Dull and unchanu.
saes M Of q, 600 bales at unchanged prices. -
1907 baes; closing gutot. 1syo lour arn at ;4so@
tsos;7s; oas,.y.,-s,..av. v.,...n ,,,a,.x
GnA1H-Whess heavy Ind i92, towsr: rocoip.s,
fl9, ,0GD hn; No. Bprn8, $l.l0 at: No do oji
M.i4@lls; No do, s2osSiS7; NJ. =: Minneeosa,, 5 o,
$11b03i 10; dn uhtcago, sl07@1.10 do Northwesteru
40; do Mtlwaukso, sl2alii; u.pradcd jown
esn smSsr Westsrn jul: T. whits Has
Ia1t 1liot and nm; Corn hevy and lower receipts,
ssNe sao.t; nsT DO, ssHf95s oats heavy and lower
10, do9o9:.
HHots-unehanasd.
dAooEAihs-Conee nrn't with good demand. Sugar
a n,mer M " 2alss; refining i@sxe; refined irrega-
aT SssiaHe. Mo!as*ss ln:ss New Orleans, e1qs
G MI sa Sas a resnod ,p.a,oyo;
efSue, sa9 oga l-lns: wa:,,., o,o,>.
nnAfn1HA-npsteIhi ve5giSc.
MNEsiH-seaas strained Ut s9'20S2.25,
naa nru1r1I If.,sasy ftiSaE-sleaoy " ooNe'
raovra1oEs--tSrK r nrm: Western mcss. s2o7sa
s1. Beef md cnt meats quat. afsddles quiet; long
c'ga1, 1aao: ~ haTu rs, ntm PRIME steam. 1eNc'
MsR1sks-s;ssa{ = Ms' ,n,n.. ..., rn.,
Laks sapsrot ar e .at e. aay91 Pig ironssteh
NJ MI sesyy nSs,sss :, :easo Ras,a sheet aneas
uUEFtLU.
DuFFAto. Nov. 1B.-GaAts-Whnat duh; No.
nli!waakes Club offered at ;105x. oofnteist; ea'es
g oo09 by a. usr 4, hgh g. mtss Toledo t 7s1ss OF:
NEGLECTED. Barley neglected.
fns6oars-"baat i SST;,S,m s!sa;s On eann'. 1os.
uisfs: ontr1-whcat steady and IN moderate demand;
@ Sx1fa' saa Ss .,S Mo. s!a5 amber slo9M Corn
f n nrsos psses ssTn HeStaea "16 oa'a-an4ha sooa'
+ fsrtor1n~a Enn,. y nm ,,u,,. ..,.4 ., nm
4oc9 9Gnf1A-t'0a Si3 So00 ofla' wheat 100 bn coFn
cn gn1FmMS3s-foor' MS s 1000 brls; wheat $1,000 ha;
NA' -'S'' D'' ,rno,rp.r,
c1sc1ssA47 o.. Nax vlNoaSs1Tr sM1a;ro,us, .,o uu-
el9ngGa T1 gGaoa,st Ut a4ae: ~, ,:,n....,
rcd. $i.u4@t.os. Corn, fair prices and adyanccd esr,
et965c shelIod. GdNs7c. oata fair and firm At o4e9
arm; NJ. az. 20.
olts-,Lsnsuol oil sseady; moderate demand At ao'
Lard oil fa,1 and arm.
GmsEsEm9u'es aMd unchanged. .,o m snct "a
soller January and Tebraary. Lard fstr and arm;
a3ss sssr na meats fat na RE y
1a!Sl4o. -,.,,.-.o,,>.. ill.,. o.<.,
bans mrseq io@e peas F Shoulders 7'a'' sass' '''
LoUisV1LLE.
FLoun-Qu'et aud unchanged.
GRAlK-Wheat quiet mud unchanged. Corn, 728
Provisions Pork hrmer ! hold at sa1.oo. BACON
Nhne hare: Bulk ahnuldera, 7,sc; cleAr r1b. l0A@
ioXo; clear, loA@llo. Lard, tlerce, 149l4he.
"n'sn1-'s'' rn or,,p
81. LOUIS. $50
!, sr. LOUIS, Nov. la.-coT1oH-Qaiet anu on'
FLoun-ln good demand 1of 10y graqesi s1pesne ane
"iases' S5'abS4Vs eatsa' s*'oossf'@'' -.~' *''A'S
qRAIN--Wleat shaae better hnt mactavei 70. .
req fall g7o bl caa. Sales nt sei!Gr Ooec
her isNo. do. $1.07H cash, .a1 $l.0aH De9emoer.
Corn shade h!ghoI No 1NS1lHe, M a:sosa$ sa esS
location. Oats afIner: No. 6saa5oMo caha anu W.
seller The year. barley firm and higher No:
anriug s1.l6G91@ No. 2, Sl.29<8l.3'' rye a'eu'3'
22o: an
s 1t s2e % ss',eF ofSsr rs
irni3 - 1iacom-Nothine dopa. Lard lower for spot;
, 1874-11-19

:, NEw YonK. Nov. 1B.-Thoro was fair animation In
nnd Johhtng trsdc and tae IAtpe auction
hes q domestic shawl1 anu fu!t sklra attracted the
aeat attendance % Of the teaao. aud vha suc-
Gess Gotton gaods etealy at unchanged priceB ads.
are selling freely Ropelanta ucsIvs, Onc thuu.
sand pieces OF aninets black silks will be aolI Ut uuc
ton Thuraday lext ~ ~ s ~
, 1874-11-19

Boston, Nov. 18.-DomeasIc wool s quits f}rm witt,
sfcady daHand nt fun prices Ohio and rennsyi.
yanin h9oecs. o2N@s5o; me- liun aud double o1tsa,
s1e treble extra, 4s9s2a Wisconsin and achigan,
Woos h.ye icon arriving mors :frac3. Prlcea eaa,n9
, 1874-11-19
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nor. is,
Tho following we're tho receipts aud ship
ncnta of tho leading articles Of produce in Chi
eago during tho past twcnty~four hours, and for
tho corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1874-11-19
CHICAGO THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1874

ma,d from ahlppors and city doalora, aod al
hEhor prices, Esga and ga,11o were firm,
ulRhHtaeH wcrs worry quiet ut tho i,,ait's otto
sn,ton o. yesterday safeB toing reported Of q
brls Mt 0bo rer gallon. Now York VIVA unchanged
bnt gonoraly undorstootl to bo dull, and buyers
but1! here aud thoro, hold of for further cou'
oesstons.
Lako froights wore tlulI and nominalIy TN,
changod. at 416o for Wheat I} sail to Dn1alo
"hi lip" viii Wheat J for lat 1airaio s on privnte
torma She will tako out about Is, 900 bu. Fo,tt
or tiyo vcspcls woro Gin, torod to loel with wloaI
at milwaukee, ono of thom ut 80 to Buffalo.
Through freights 10 Now York by steamer md
ralcy. Frcichts to Liverpool via Now YORK. 7Ije
por lU0 !by il, god, The 1ato by way of pliIa-
lelph;a Ia o5c.
Dressed hogs wsro ID fair aotnant OF, tho stroo,
nothing Is doing On Change yot. ~
Provisions woro again active. though with
less doing than yesterday, atltl averaged hullor,
Tho reeopss Of hogs wsro !argor tGan hereto-
foro AMI Of decidedly bottot ut,slity but At ,,ros-
profit uuloss at l,gh qaotatons for r. product, %
ind outHdo huyors Who walonod ur to q rocog.
nition Of this :fact two dayg ngo lid not % Sic
eoddoa III buying all they waitetl ptoyloua to
this morning. THO market VIA rather irregular.
domand, tslan easing down q little, but closlng
firm at about 15c por brl ADVANCE on pork an1 10
per TOO fls TN lard, tho mort deferred options
being tho llrmeat, Menty wore II, GOOD dginunl,
and held 1SDAo nor ID higher, with no
salcB OF ln,ddlus, as b,lyors woro generally
1.mltod to figures current yoa,or{lay, 1ho paex-
ete ito not caro- to aell a|loatl Willie tho hog mar-
kct Ia 80 uncertain, and trajt,g is therefore
largely botweou outside partiea, some Of whom
haye gono very tlooply into tho buyinoss. Tho
market closed at Tho following range of pricos:
H1oss poyk cash, $tg.15G1n25; do, scor tho
year, s1g.l569fg.20; do sollor January mud Tah~
ruary, $19.40@196D do, seller February, $l9.G5@
1910; d0, seller March, primo moss,
Sl7.D0; md oxtfa prime, $l5.O0Dl525. Lartl.
cash, $l3.5U@l3.75; do sollor tho year, ssl2.gO
@12.95; do, ac!ler January and February, 9l295;
March, $3.50. Swect-pirilcd hunls. l0ltl16Ollu
for 1GG3l5 IL average fresh cured groo,, hams,
15@lG lis average, .10@t011o TOR November; !;
gteon moats quoted ut Ga1@614o for shout
dofs. oaM215o Tor snort riba, alid u1lc For
ttso ioi haou!1oss, 2'ata!Vo 19f hhoft raDs 2>ao
lor !ong clears. !0}so FOR short clears. Aud
gN@'?Ao ior ClmbcrlahdB. Iho aamo, boxod.
13o aooPo theae prices; Long clears aud short
TIPS, ooSea, 4ee, soHef Hosensefj 20 snort
cioars. ioAot dot Hhousdora. i4cs BACON rleats
nonaanhl. nloss neefs Fo.23; nxtra noas 90,
s02o; beet hams. s2o;ooeY2l.oo' according to
anHlity:. C,ty tailow. ot1@sNci groaso q, nom
mn! at oN9tc' Salcs ~ wore rcpostod Of 2og hlis
mess pofK at .lo.2o; W bFIa ~ NJ *lyl2H:
5,euo nr!a 20 seler t!Eo year a. 3lv.2o; 760 br!s
70 ~ SIs ~ 4 ooe Drls 10 ht si5.oo; l,2oo brls
~ ~ ~ n sn a." o ~ 1ut'tt rhnnaiy nuu
tentnn.y ~ YdS'vo; o9u pt.s ~ ao!!cE Nooraaf'
~ EtS rs nSo 's ~ ~ yts ~ +iouo oitn W
, 1874-11-19

CHICAGO.

ssssssst.ss 1t94l 4o,bVi Iyibd
cATFLE-rAo den,anh, II nat quito uctiyo Qs OH
yoasoray and the day beture, sufficient to absorb
tho supply, aud prices usaiu we'll sustained for
az grades. ssChoce cattle continue scarce, tho only
for sae day being a3 averaging l271 bs, st s5.75
IL, aForsging 13s3 lbs 1t sG.lo; aud 10, averaging
l,4o7 l1s. q *5.25. Tho two drovoa lust Inontonsd
strictly frBt-rAss bceyes would readily sell At $ot9@
G5. whiio good soeondciaba arc bought ntcr ut tlu
inadequate. hcnco holers OF desirable lots wofo Gu
a9cd t. reaze at rather butter prices than woro OBJ
975 for poor 10 ordury los with salos principally i
0oa3.50. Veal ca1ros sell at sa75a8550 for poor to
pcat,
, 1874-11-19


Extra Deeses--Gradsu stsers. averaging $50
to l.s55 It's. ....:,...:.....:.:.....: :.....sc.2s
c.oieo peeycs-Fine, tut, well formed . yaar
l,4so lbs .............:....... 6.7s
Good DeoVes--Wcll-fattene finely fortncd
steers, averaging l,150 10 1,3O0 liz. ...... 4.75
Medium Grudes-Steers fu fair 1esh, aver
agiug 1.lcoto $50 lba ba.................... LOO
Butcl.ers' stock-poor to fair ateers, anu
common ID choice cows, for city slaughter.
aVeraging s0o to l,lU0 0h................. 150
Stock Cattic-Con1hlou cattle, IN decent
ilesh, averaging 6uu 10 1.o50 ias........ 2.5ot
Infsrior-Liyht ind thin cows, heiferB,
stays, bulls, and aca1awag steora. a.:........ 175t
Cattle-Texas, chelco corii.fet. ............ .25
Uattle-Toxas, winterod North. h..........., 2.2st
Cattle-Texas. throuNh droves. 1.75s
CATTLE gALEa,
, 1874-11-19

Har!em rfA....,....I2s Lake 8huro. y. Il
n!irh9Iil CofitFal.s.. 10 1nt!tunA ucntrn1.. ~.
Noffhwcato atotn,...... HN un!dn Pacific hhrda,, l0j<
Northwestern rfd.., bgf Uilt6u l'kcsAo stock. 11
Itotk 1stahd ..10uf Central raoIao Htock. D5H
Now Joraoy Ctnlsat..1G7 Deli Lack, i W,,. los 4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-12

appears, are still trying to delude them
selves into believing that the Estate
Farmers Association" so-called, which
met at Decatur and went through the
motions of organizing separate political
party, was not a trick and q sham, in
which the real farmers of Illinois had no
part and have no sympathy whatever.
The Tribune style Of political fishermen,
who are just now prowling among the sg
riculturists in the guise of farmers, seek
ing "new party" will in due time dis
cover that, by going through the motions
of forming farmers party without any
farmers in it will be as great a failure as
that which attended the efforts of the
same schemers in 1872 to organize new
party under the name Of Liberal" by
adopting the Democratic platform and
placing veteran opponent Of Democracy
upon it as candidate for President
Chicago Euening Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-12
Keep the Stables Clean.

WE do not mean that they should be
washed and mopped, like a kitchen
floor, every day, as it is said they are in
some of the countries on tile European
continent but they should be kept rea-
sonably clean and wholesome, for either
man or beast.
Too often, when visiting farmers
barn, one finds the stables at midday
containing all the filth collected during
the last twenty-four hours. When the
care of cattle Is of secondary importance
on a farm, stable work is often left to
boys, who don't see the use of being over
particular about keeping the stables or
cattle clean Few practices are more dis.
gushing than that of sitting down and
milking filthy COW in a filthy stable. We
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-03-12

The refusal Of the Oranges TO take any part in
politics will not prevent the farmers from forming
distinctive associations of q political cast. An
association OF this character, intended TO be aux
nary to the State Farmers Association, was
formed yesterday by the farmers OF McDonough
County The me mbers majority Of whom are
Changers are reported TO be warmly In favor Of
the Decatur platform, aud to be convinced that evil
legislation, OF which the re- Is much to com
plain, can be reformed only by political action
Chicago Tribune.
The wise action of the recent meeting
Of the National Grange, in declaring that
their organization is not of a partisan
political character, except SO far rs it is
the duty of its members to influence the
political parties to which they belong 10
nominate and elect public officers who
will be favorable 10 the grand objects
which the Patrons of Husbandry have in
view, was gall and wormwood 10 the new
marty" schemers of the Times and Tribune
class. TWAS a terrible rebuff to those Dem
ocratic and sore-headed politicians who
have been busy for year past deyising
means by which they could catch the
Changers, with the purpose OF organizing
them into an independent political party
with themselves rs its managers and
beneiiciaries. The Changers are not 10
be as easily handled by the old played
out politicians as the latter had tondly
enpposed but the latter, IN Illinois, II