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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02

Report Of Grammar School IA OF the Jack
son Union Schools,showing the Attendance and
Department Of the pupils, for the month Of
March. lS74f
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02

vE1krpx raleia, lock-jaw, palsy, sprains,
swellings, caked-breasts, scalds, burns, sai'-
rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the human irahe'
and of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon anlmals
in one year than have all other pretenoeo
remedies since the world began. 1t is a counter
irritant, an all-healing pain reliever Cr1ppIes
throw away their crt1tehes; the lame walk,
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, and the
wounded are healed without a scar. 1t is no
humbug. The recipe is published around each
bottle. 1t is selliug as article ever before
sold and it sells because it does just what 1t pre-
tends to do. Those who now suffer from rheum-
atism, pain swelling deserve to suffer If they
will not use Centaur Liniment. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic-rheumatism, gout, rum
ming tumors, &C., have been received. We Will
send circular containing certificates, the re-
cipe. &C., gratis, to rny one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lnfment
is worth one hundred dollars for spawned or
sweenied horses and mules, or for serew-worm
in sheep. Stock-owners-this IMMINENT is
worth your attention. No family should De
without Centaur Linimehts Sold by all Drug
gists so cents per bottle; large bottles SlOO' j.
B. ROSE & Co., 5S Broadway, New York.
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WI Hale, Sole Agent for the Hamburger
Tropfen Best Tea and Strengthening Plasters,
wholesale and retail. None else genuine. N.
V. co. P. H. mar26, 74tf
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DR.. MONAHAN

Has opened up Drug, Toy, and Notion Store,
on Broadway Street, in the building lately oc-
cupied by Pine & Hildenbrand.
Drugs and Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Toys and Perfumeries,
Lamps and Albums,
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j. #. Towel, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers to the
Merchants and Furnacemen of Jackson county
a superior stock of Dry Goods and Notions, on
terms the most favorable.
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COM M ERCIAL.
JACKSON MARKETS.
Dealers are paying the following prices for the

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY RICE & COLVIN, MAIN
STREET, JACKSON, o.
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The figure at the close of the name indicates
the number of times the pupil was tardy. Per
cent. of attendance, 81.
j. A. ALEsHIRE, Teacher.
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w. K. HASTINGS. T. L. HUGHES, Jr.
HASTINGS g. HUGHES,
ATTORNEY YS-AT.LAW
JACKSON O. H., OHIO.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02

There is no pain which the Gen.
taur Liniment will not relieve,
no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will
not cure. This is strong Language,
bnt il is true. 1t has proddeed
: more cures of rheumatism, neu-
raleia. lock-jaw, palsy, sprains,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02

New Goods.-Mrs. NJ. A. DuHadway, near
the Postofice, has just received, and will be
receiving for few weeks, large supplies OF new
and fashionable millinery goods fer the early
spr1pe trade. Call and see for yourself
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-04-02

See column advertisement of Washam q
Sternberger. They certainly offer great bar
gains in clothing Cali and see their goods, at
their Store opposite the STANpARp ONCE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

One beautiful building lot yet for sale, by D.
Mackley.
, 1874-01-19

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. Jan: IT, 1874.
We have had pretty actyo market this week III late~
made and olda and ends" Good TO fair lots from
farm aircs ranged from 1Jc to 13c, but poor, badly
sAtMpapd cheese went at Go to &c. There was cona!u-
erabe Of tha latter sort in sa lots Of to choesea
per dairy. >,
There was not largo number Of factoryn1en In
market, and the offerings weta mostly "!ata ehas,"
antl psicos ranged from 13s<o to 49,. we
give some Of tho loadfng transacttone, os
follows: st. JoAnsyiltc, 2oo hoxes ct l31c;
aIncryille 100 boxes Mt 1890 Indian Castle 60 boxes
ii l3Ao; nrvekesra Bridge, 30 boxes ut 14s; Dlrto
iii. "a boxes at 14c. The Manhcu Turnpike hid h
ANAL lot which as nut Ito market ut 15c, but We
did not hear Of any aalcs at that figure:
There ia atrollg feeling In the market anu pllees
bnye m upward tendengy, With Improved dehlahu
botb for tue homo md foreign trade.
Butter thia week. Has been active, With better pFices
for the finer grades. Tho delivery has beon conqned
10 and sales Of ordinary TO fntE havc boen
mste Ut 33c to 4c. Extra fine brought SIC, wAlcn ls
20 better than tho hIgheat sales lust week.. ;,.
The factories are fast closing operations, tnonRn
some will keep opon a!l winter, making cheesa ut t-
tervals Of four Or more days.
We have had considerable fall Of anow, and the
weather. is colder. AbortiouB bcgin to trouble tho
.herde tho diaesse making Its appearance Gu quite
| number Ut farms during tho past week. III other
respects cows are wntertng we'll.
Wa havc otteta from England for tho !astoi uccem,
Der, Dur London correspondent reports ~ Nnpsovsa
Jer,aud for American chcesa Of all sorts. with the
| best seiug freely ut u shtnga per cwt F!nc Eng
lish Chealer brings o. auttnga, aud o1ra ohcshire
! 81 sAillings per 80. .o,,, r.. 1,n
| shiugs Canadian Is III bottor deuHna ut 11o 10 11e
! shtings rcr cwt.
, 1874-01-19

Is ~
and Forty-sccond stroets, for .s94 0o1 and wo
boar OF an offer OF slO0 per foot nil chsf for
100 feot, onst 'front.' botwoon Forty second aud
Forty third stroots, which waa refused.
THE OTHER AVENUES.
Mr, Ira Holmca Eold Bn1na wGekB ago 100 feet.
cornor OF Indiana avonuo and Ihtrty-n!ntli
slreos, without improvements. for S20, 600. Also
100 foot on Indiana avenue caat 'front.' uotweon
Thirty~ninth and Fortioth streets. for ~ .700.
Also loo foot OH Wabash nvenuo, botween Forty
Booond and Forty third strcots, wost front, for
$1O,0O0. Also 900 foot, corner Of Wabash ave.
nue and Forty-tht.d street, for s24,7oo.
LAKE VIEW. .,.
IN important sa1e WAS recently made ny Mr..
". K. Nixon to = gent!eman iu Dostou, and oon-
stated Of ptook fuHt ono milo north OF Lincoln
larE, fronting noarly TOO feet on tho water land
fututo t1riva). aud with IN equal frontage on
p,ue drovo (now called Wa,1btln ayenne) IN tho
Tor tho ,eho froutago, aud s75 pnr foot for tho
roar property, or nearly $120, 900 for the tract:
aud ,was III informal transaotion,-on tue usna!
tesms. there bong no "trade or exchange OF
other property for It. Tho lots: being 225 foot
ior tho not property exclusive of stseats. There
IL, however, comfortable house and o4t-bnllu-
ings OIL rart Of tlo property, worth probably III
III i'll $4,000. making tho prlco OF tho land aoho
at loast BIG, ,o00 per acro; ,,.,, 49,. s.. ann
s!derod hIr. Culver's sales Of .pzoperty IN Laka
Rt1ore Subdlyisiou aud Culvor's Addition, from
II to " Of IL mile aouth OF tho above property,
aid Of sltcl, Mr.. Culver las aoll during tho
: paet two yoars some 1000 feet. Moae Of
tits was on or near Barry avenue, ead
ut, 800 to 2125 per foot for property 1dd to it5
fcet dcop, his last reported salo being on Al,
d;uo street, only 400 or $40 yards from this, end
cousisted OF $50 foot ut s125 por foot.
At LAWEpALE.
Seven or eight houscs arc .bo!ng orcnteu, and
building llns progressed steadily all winter thus
far. Lots aro being sold thora ovory .wepk at an
ayorago OF $9b por front foot, and tho place IL
| growing q. n rate that will convince my ono
Who viii 20 out there and look at that suburb
| M property in that quarter must bo increasing
! in value. ......--.----
| AT WASHINGTON uEIauTa,
also tho Balo Of lots, ranging III slzo from bo 70
| 300 feet front, md tho building OF cottagea aud
! larger residences. iB quito active o.:
The same, however, IL true to greater or less
| oxtent Of noar}y all tho
! oruEn SUBURBAN PLACES
from four to five miles distant from the business
centro. In fact, tho groatoRt activity in the Balt
| at property mud }u building IL around tho cir.
culnforenco Of tho city, either Just Inside or 1ub
| ortsln tho city limits. -. -
I SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS For THE WEEK.
Tile following is tho total amount Of city antt
suburban property transferred during thn weel
eildiug Saturday, Jan. II: City property, mum
ber OF Balcs, 80; consideration, S418. .2t7. Nortl
OF citv limits, number of Hnlod,s .; considera
ton, $122, ,430. .South Of city limits, nurnher q
sales, 40; consideration, $3.50, ,4l0. West Of olt
limits, number Of aalos, z; consideration, $727,
Iy7.
, 1874-01-19

sinai dessso toward brnetns aot fAvors6le ehnnge
foS desirable ahpring beeyes t,o stand ksnt pace
Wy e suy at TO- yaosa p;sa e e %
1t Is s5esSas idr ysra Thoto were ssle. ot taney
Sei'o se o ttfiss tsss nsss s
er.torio, ani arc not taRon Into account IN quoiuH
e nsrkat For stock .esrs tGrs hs' hso neo re-
readily tiisposed Of them at substuntal advance ovor
last woeks priues, .alca making a 1or CON-
to primo. butchers cattle sold rather alowly and Of
but ttla bsttor prlcea than prevailed 1T week. Ths
M 1sss7sd st saps ssfs ron ~ @ Ssea is
Ide1 ot successful eompstItioa On tue r9a5t
Of Chicago slauyhtcrera. dorrcsacs the Markct ZOE
common stuff mud. for ti,o present, country sslppo,s
win sulservo teir own titerests b - ru:
roor 10 choice qualities. Now 1nch hut III.
s grea sa or an p1'eo' remain unchanged ''
To.day fajr activity WI noted IN tho demand for tho
diacrcnt grades Of s4ipping cattle, and though tlo
sos @ fsfr e % ss'a na efn ,6s efsss
n,l1Sai anod IL e yards usoi Al S cdso Of raie
Extra peevca-0radei aleera, avoraRing1 400 o =.
oho,co 10 sdsss.rinc ist wall cro 5yeir
to year old sterrs, averaging l,3oo to ,or,,r.
ateers svsraaiug i,2oo to i5o il. $3.50. 5ooas2s
% sStaR LIZ to 1,sSs u.s.. 49,. ] 46o@47s
| Dutchers stock-co1i,mon to fair steers,
averssa e ssSu SO Sis to S ipi H. w a259l2s
! Stock UAttle-ComInon cattle, Ia decent
fles averaging 700 to 1,15o its ......... 3013l00
| Inforor-Light mid tlin cows he1for1.
atlga, bulls. mid scsawag atoora. 1.75G375
Cattio-Texas cloice n-fed. ........... 425l9i76
Oattlc-1exas. sunn1eroa North. J.Uoe9J.50
| ulttlc-Texas, through drovca.. 1.75aA73
1Ioas-Thc bog tras1o lug bcen in dull end unRat-
fefactorY condition Aco tile lAte OF 0r Inst weekly
review tho demand being ANAL, with Jrtcca Irregular
and lower. Notwithstanding failing on In tho re.
cepts Of 3s COO hoad, tho supply largely exceeded
| tho dsinandt ulany rcmlih!ng In tho pens utiHold
ut tle closc. majority Ut tho packng-housts
11uya now been closed for the season, md,
uli1ess our aAppiios of hogs shall 10 further
| reduced, tho COURSE OF rriccs may 10 expected
10 continue downward. Shippers, OF conrac will con-
tinno In Tho market, but ouc-la!f tlie number now
| coming forward Nil provo aultlclcnt to nuos tner
yants. Tho quality Of tho hogs received was exceed
lngly-poor. Each laya arrivals ctnbrneea few car.
offcrings wero Of Inferior grade consisting OF light
COURSE uneven aud Iayntxel lots, for which there
| was no demand save ut the low range ct $if095oo
Tho purchases Of shippers aggregate about 3oo1o o.
| lass tIIau oue-tbtrl Of the weeks receipts.
To-day tho demand exhibited little more activity
and prices Of tho better grades stlfscned lttlc bu
| common aud medium lots were again weak. Salet
wcre reported at $4Go3 100 for Inferior to cuttnon
at IS IL for medlul mud ut 20954 40 for goot
to extra. Thnro Ia to be meeting OF thu packers 70
ulgh at which, 1t il understood, thoy Will resolve Il
Immediately cloae their parkngnouscs for tho Reaso'1
Following are to-dtys forenoon sales:
, 1874-01-19
REAL ESTATE.

SThers has been but little accomplished In the |
1at week in the way OF eaos. It il difficult to |
assign any special roason for this. as thora ia
great deal Of negotiating. groat many oQfors
are uade, aud tho real estate brokers have more
than the nHua! number OF memoranda Of
"wants on their bookB.
MONEY ON MORTGAGES.
We note that tho supply Of money to loan on
mortgages is increasing. Ono prominent firm
OF loan agonts aay that they havo funds offered
to take mortgages to M aggreea:e OF about
s20000o i satisfactory property almost any
whero inside tho CITY limits ss oilared: Tho
cont. On sums under s3,66o higher rates arc
maid iu many instances, but for LOUIS over
$1,000. and f.r periods OF five years and up-
ward, tho supply uf Money.ia Ho good TINT 1t 10
possible some concession on rateA will bo made
when tho commercial market eaaes up again, LII
it Ia likely to do Within week or two.
THE ANDERSON HOTEL
pfopcrtY on tho north aldo Of hladiHon street.
Just cast Of LaSalie, has boon sold by Mr, James
E, Tyler to h1r. uaryey NJ. Thompson. Tho
negotiations nayo now been Just about closed
IN. though tile papers sill boar date OF Jan. !.
The property, ii u flya.storY building, which
coyers tho lot, Goxl77, tla lot being held I'M
psico mi at Which tllo property IL transferred is
about S150, 600, Of Which part waa cash and
the balunce in other city property. The build, ads
ing IL now bringing In rental Of $4,000
peS aan,,t1. Wc hayo not learned
tic tic annual ground tout, under, the
lease, but ouly know TINT shortly, attcr tho ire
of October, 1871, before any OF tho property in
t1mt vici,,ity waa rebuilt. bonus oil
$4,000 was oncrod for tho lease. While this
is transfer ot QUO Of tho moat valuable and
central pieces OF propery in the city, the figures
do not fusnish much iuforn1atlon Us 70 @ tha = mar m
Eet-yulua OF tI.a foo Of tho property, but II t'e
Luitdng bo valued ut .UU0, the routal wou!s
inI!cato q ya!1o OF about el0D pof square foo
for the ground. ......-.
MICHIGAN AVENUE
property south ot the oity lnta seema 70 e,
eiGs raadonce property in tile southorn suburbs
4 week ago wo mentioned toe sslo Of. /,
6o~toos lot, Ietween Forty -tr4t aud Forty.aocon'
Streets price equivalent to sl2S per f fG9t on \
f"at at' on Michigan ayenuo. batTaou Eo1ty-o1s
, 1874-01-19

Wheat was weak, and generally dull at a frls,<
thor average decmie o. ~: Lixorpooi was gSn- 5
orally reported oaser, and New y Yorh was'ues,d-
Increase, and shipments ANAL. Tho prospect,
too, IL TINT these conditions will bs intensiicu.
The country stations to tho wost Of LIZ are flllng
up with whoat, Whiting to bo forwarded, anu
tlioro is great deal Of wheat betwee Ii here aud
Now York. We have not forwarded very much
from Chicago; but vory liberal shipments nave
boon nude from interior points direct for tue
soaboard, aud the general tono OF aaVlces from
fao MsT ,2 x c u iS Sav i eSst ato @a 1t @ash
paying recently. Honco they hold oG?E md the
promise ut larger arrivals hero will a !ea them m
their efforts to beat down prices. otlr heoeks
wock. Hence the bear foollng prevailed horo,
especially ~ most Of tho shorts eooin to hayo
been scared into filling near tue top; mailing tue
aarAot enphatiealiy long ono ,;5.1 Tho o1eslnes
and wore chiefly taken by the local spoonlasors
Of tho " "acalpin. order, who bought At tue
bottom, aud then yelled the market 1tp so that
they could soil at ~ profit. nocoiseis wore
rlyo next month. Tho shipping demand
! was Irregular. Tnoro haa been httlo inquiry for
! the speculative grade for several days pass:
] Shippers havo taken hold Of all the No. and
wheat fully equal to No. 2, and costing aomo ONO
| 20 per bu oas,-whoh is quite IN Item. selles
Fobruary oponel ut 81 2s9@, foil OH 3Go, ad yanGoa
to sl.2l, rocodea to Sl.23I. roso TO si:23b9. de-
| cliuca 10 st.29, then improved to $l.2fH on re.
| copt Of the nows that tiloro was bottor oxpoIt
dsinand III Now York, and closed ut 81. Pm. Bel
lor March sold at al.2d@1.271G,- o!otllng, at
| sl.27h. Seller tho month, or caBh No. spring.
sold Ut $i.a2@l .23>l, olosng ut Si.23A. No. !
srring WAS in goul demand ut 81. 1.21Gll.cb. NO. y
spring sold at 81 mud Jootod ooloBed ut 9l W.
Gash salon were reported Of 2.400 bu No. spring
at Sl25; II 600 bu do at 41.24; G,800 bu No. =
spring Ut s1.2911; 5000 bu do at S1.23,S u, oD0
bu do at 81. .23; 1900 bn do ut St.24M 200 w
do at $l.229S; 50, 800 bu do At S1.GII; l8.80g
bu do at Sl.32A ZOO bu TO ut s1:2aN; =, soo
bi do at 81, "a; 8,400 bn No. spring ut s1.l6 +;
500 bu rejected spring at sl.0o; l, C00 bu do ut
S1.0Y. Total, 13U,200 bu.
Corn was rather moro activo, ind averaged
| 1sIo lower, Tho recent advance i'n prices in-
ducot country holders to Heud u thcir corn mort
frooy a. it asrives bore just in t,no moot tAs
weaAloaH, which Ia tho result OF q natural roao
lion from tho exoltemont OF last wcols, Tho 10
coipts to-day waro largo, and tue reported ship
J mouta very alall, making q total itcreaHe o.
, 2l5,000 bu TO- our stooas In btoua during M'
, ! woog, with promise Of stu CREATOR auysne':
tho coming week. . New York wax reported dnl
, | and CASTOR. There would seem TO bo some ma
nipulation going On there, AZ by all accounts th
operators IN Nav York are short Of oofu ~
, 1874-01-19

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city COLI
sumption: ,5,587 bu wheat, s,s12 bu corn, 17a bn
oats, $50 bu rye, 2,837 bu barley. Withdrawn for
do duriug tho past weeks. 23,92l bu wheat,
bu corn, II ,s2s hu oats, oG2G bu rye, lass
bn barley. j..
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 907 cars
woat, 2ia cars corn. 81 cars oats, Is cars rye. 81
cars barley. Total, CSC cars, or 239, 600 bu. -.
The following were the reccipta and shipments
Of breaastu rs and live stock at this point during
the past week and for the corresponding wooks
ending as dutcd
, 1874-01-19

LATEST.
NEw YonN, jan. 17.-Customs receipts, $751;
600 Treasury Disbursements, 5539, 700; total
imports for tho week, S7,712,254; produce OK
ports, 4,505, ,705; speclo shipments, S4S2,4 ,495,
chielly silver hars,
nIonoy oasy at 5@D8.
Sterling quiet at s4.sa}1 for sixty dnys;
odd ranged 1t 111H@11115. aud closed at
11l1l. Carrying ratca, 3t@G. Cloaringa, sas,0o0,-
State bonds quiet 1ittlo doing.
Governments closed strong.
Stocks opened excited and depressed on ac-
count Of ruuaers of Lake Shore passing its divi.
doud. Before the announcement Ut that fact
VAS made Lake Shore sold down to 8171, and tho
general market declined 11@1N III sympathy.
Dotween II mud o'clock the market was 1irmor
with . slight reaction; bccamo. weakor. aud
closed with prices ut tho lowest point Of tile day,
tie decline ranging M@25S: S,,. rhe e prinoDpal D
eitle Mail, wabash, s1 so1hio, Rock 1elaud, I'd,
shares. Of which $4,000 were Western Union,
$4,000 Union Pacific. $1,000 Wabash, 42,0J0
LIxo Shore, Z, 700 G., @. l. /. G., 5000 ST. Paul.
5000 Pacilc Hail, 7,000 New York Central.
The United Suites Express Company pays O
dividend Of So share Fob, 2, aud the same
date the Torro Haute l. indianapolis per cont.
Tho weekly bank statement is rs follows !:
Loans, increase, S285G,5 800; specie. increase.
51,G30000; legal-tollors, increase, 81, ,49l 800 ;
deposits increase, s1l,573, 100; circulation, do
crease, S75, 500.
, 1874-01-19
WfiIgFY MAHINa.

wAlgKY MAH3Ha. ...
A communication To a San Francisco phpo.
giycs tic following aa the cost OF mixing wheas
whssky there:
ono b,la1lc Of wheat ID Ihs, at $3.50 rcr hun.
1rc,,. cost q. as, mil will ypll au avcraga not
TO exceea 3oo ga1!oas proof sprtts' or coa1 az m
3Ga auu Bai.'onth t - i,. =. i'm 100
1na11"HSHt a1 ~ y 10y, aoT *"t""' '.'......, GOD
Labor. :..'..s's,.t.:s
Losa ss,n N foctneouon' "'tao"' ., eoAt'A 200
Tax, - cents, currency, Il 81 ner oa7o
ro.., ............ ,s129.se
rhus il viii be seen tliat gallon Of proof spirs
cost4 the dlattlers 10 manufacture in foana
$l23K por gallon, allowing nothing for mtefest VI
cBpAi nvcatcd insurance, wear hn1 tear o. phn'nB @
md machinery mid other incidental exhanseat 70 Sax
nothing Of living expenses ot pef,es IN est ho
goods. ~.
Our distillers uso corn but 4 very largo dtf-
foronce remains after milking IN allowance lor
tho laaeauod onBt of the haBi6. line 0bove
flguroB nrguo that hRhwinos cost moro thah 0oe
por gallon soiaahe heye.
Latest.
Wliont and corn wero quiet enriy In tho aisef"
noon. b,1k afterwards moro notivo aiid WEAKER
owing to reports Of q lower Liverpool: Wneat
declined 10, with sales ut $1.2414@1.2l19 iof
february, oosing at she inside, end OF Sl.271s
for March, Corn closed easy at 691sc lor feo-
n,ary, ranging from bB4 @60>5c, md At 51a4o Tor
March. No transacttons in provisions wese re"
| portod.
, 1874-01-19
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvES1No. Jan. II.
Tho following wore tho rccolpts aud shipmouts
of the loading articles Of produce III Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, mud for the
corresponding date ono yenr ago:
, 1874-01-19

tho demand for Sheep not only on local account, but
fur.ahlpnent, aud with modorae receipts tha markS
l,as ruiod firm throughout, nnd toward tho close
shaJa hIgler. GooIEo choice mutton qualities hrt
now quotabJo at $4.5o@5.25, and poor to medium
grades ut 81, ,boGG425.
, 1874-01-19

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan, IT,
, recepts OF live atock during tho Wcok have been

oATTL-Th tho past weel steadily fs!r
activity has characterized tho catlo trade and ths
different grades Of stock hnvo appreciated III value
ahipplng graes has no boon yer7 psono!'ticea. bal
good to extra qualities axe np ssroug 4o, or tE
paaio The hoalthior toae Of tho market here 10 main.
,fy attrbutabe to tho Improved state Of tsss IN tf
principal EAtttp 1uRt1ats though th4 Muel l lo' VI
, 1874-01-19
MONEY AND CON- MMERCE.
MONETARY.

,sATunpAY EVENING, Jan. II.
The local money market continuea to work
yery close, owing entirely to local caiaea.
lilo accumulation Of grain In store aud tho
incubation III provisions. In tho country,
money secms TO be as plonty hsit ever 10 shore
md tho New York bank statement Tonight
,hows largo increase Of deposits ovet loans.
udicutlpg IN increasing supply OF ioanable
u,,ds Uudor thoae oircumstancns, 1t Is nes
,robellc tho market hore will continue tight
iory long. One indication Of lolaxatlon 10
aoo Is to ,nIs ~ sa sa' On security o
ronl estate.
The country demand for currency has f9l!on a .st1
oil during the iast few days, but te dr1n o. tue
shipmeuta 10 tho country mid to New YORK last
week lave madu currency scarce.
mud sold bota con banks at par to Zoo per VI 'Vou
dtH0ount. =,