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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05
A CREMATION rLIGy.
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"wherc Is thy grave my love, want to weep.
-F.sfss.
The chimney stack through which my love has
flown
BE sacred now with all perpetual hres;
Her ashes shrouded In tSls hollow urn,
Are all that's len OF dead loves fond desires
How on, when wandering near this hAllowed
spot.
And thinking OF the days that are no more.
Nv ysarning eyes shall seek yon chimney pot,
Through which sweet Elen's volAtiies did
pour.
Sweet carbon. loved ammonia, water fne,
HO, CO, MI, OF daintie. mold.
Are all she ws-. All wherefore then rspire,
since not for aye ths chemie- forces hold.
Yc powers taai bold above the silent dead.
Your everlasting sp.s cale-- watch and ward'
That ,haw the frust that binds 40 dear hesd;
That melt the golden bowl, the silver chord.
To YOU, We yleyless spirits Of the air,
Cohesion. chemical affinity,
Straight have welded up my Ellen fair.
To act upon her sweet divinity.
And you, my brothers. when my days are ended,
pray you this last iavOr for me do;
Ah lay my body there, whence she aseended.
To ny up through tho flne up which she new.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

DE LRssErs has his residence in Is
MALTA, and although seventy years old.
retains his energy OF mind aud body
unimpsired. lie has young vile
and three children, the youngest OF
whom Is not more than fiyo years OF
age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

IS Rlchmond, the anniversary OF the
adoption OF the Fifteenth Amendment
was celebrated by the colored people
by general turn out OF societies,
nearly forty In number.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

~ Order, for Fancy Cakes for Balls. .Partisi
and weddIngs, promptly allied In any part
Gold Hill. Please give me call.
sp7stf JACOB BECKER. Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

TnE Duchess OF Lancaster, who Il
better known ns Queen Victoria. re-
.csived last year from her Duchy the
substantial income OF S2OO,0OO. In
1877 this property brought to her
about $3.50, 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

isLcs.''' Of q fnss.A....."............n%
frrs, CAKES, ETC.. also lti:dueed prices
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

uAvIN0 JUST RETURNED
III from Ban Francisco with Q LARGE
STOCK OF FLOUR, am prepared 10 sell al
PaciAe Coast.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-05

NN AND AFTER OCTOBER { is7s,
, 1874-04-06
rho ruar,ot cloHol o,,iot at tho following rnngo

Tho market closed quiet at tho following rnngo
Of prices, Mcee pors cash or se1or April,
e10.g7ld61G.4O; do seller May, s10.d5GO10.471a'
do aollor Juno, a1D.G21I@1g.66; do ncllor Bop,
tombor, s17.25@17.50 primo 11lesa pork, 2l0go
GD10.60; extrn primo do, Sl2.00@12.50. Lard,
cash OF sellor April, s0.32115 5@0.95; do aolior
Mny, a9.471G@D.50; doaclter june, 99.00@0.0259.
Sweet. ptoAled hamB, 10@10}1o per ib for 18@
10 ID averages; dry-saltol nieats, 1ooeo, at 624o
for Shoulders, oash, aud 09o Hollor 1ray; 90 2o@
8.25 for short ribs. cash, nnd e9.15@8.oo
sollor May e9.45@9.50 for short clear, cash,
md sa,73@s2D aeller Mays 50 for n{,a oumoer asta.
boxed boxed at Is@S{e pr iS I above tneaen PRICES. e.
short ribs 03G@D11o for short clear, all raoltol
in hhda; tho aaino looao, 10 lower, Bacon
hatna, t11J1@19o. MohB boaf, s8.75@0.00 oxtra
moss do, RD.76@t0.00; beof hams, $29. o0@28. gu.
City tallow, 0JS@7o EroaBo quptablo ut 411Q7oo.
Bnlea woro reported OF 750 brla mess pork
at S16.40; 1000 brls OF 410.35; D50 brla DO at
e1G,3O; 400 brlu do nt 916.25; 100 brls DO nt
a19.12111; 1000 trla do aoller April nt 9l0.40i !
150 brls do at 4tg,85; 2,250 brls do at S1o.20; /;
600 brla do no!lor Afay ut 91o:6G; ,25o hrls DO
ut $1,000; 900 brls do at sl6.A7N; 2, 750 brls DO
at e18.45; 760 brls do nt $16.a0; 760 brls 90
sollor Juno at s1o.70; 500 brls do at s19;o6 6oo
brls do It slo521 0otel. 1880 9rls); 26o tea
100 pni's do nt llo; 10 tcs Gottled do q e116c; ];
25O tea do Hellor May at e9.6216o; ], ,25O tca do
at $3.50; 500 tos do ut so.471; 10o goo lbs short
ribs at $500; 150 lea Bweet-picllcd hamB nt 100.
Tuo Daily Commercial Report givoB tho fol-
lowing as tho shipments Of provisions from this
CITY for tho woo1t ending April g. 1874 and Binoo
Nov, l, 1875, together with comparisons
, 1874-04-06

Wheat No. rcd, el6ae1.h .hb No. A1itwnulsco ti43
g:sn o,a low m1cn, 10: Do h!gh misct 22c. Oats
No sSte e,1nG,,n1d sio ,w1c, sae No. TO- o.
white. 12kc; car lots Ohio Legal tcat 10 i5o degrees.
1b,4@toAo.
To1.Eno, Arrlf 4-InEA ADs1uFra-F1o,1r steady with
lor iast half Apt, sl.4s; No. red. Slt2 No. DO,
s1431. Corn fair and firm; high nixel, 61llao7,$o:
seller May: ooc; seller June 70o aellcr Aug1s f3s;
no grade, 6sHos damaged, 69e. oasa stealy With
meSisysss SIosnn Gsmaae; snnnMi.7ss 81; = 40H0'
a 81 49, % ts; wheat ao'o bu eoru
su,r,ts ssa looo br's; wheat, 10000 bu:
'' DALTIMonE.
DALr1MonE. Md., April INSTRUMENTATION lin.
changed; Ohio and 1ndiana, fl.e011.03; Western
sprtng. &l.t8G31.4. OoEn-Westogn mixed quIos and
nominal =. al@s2o.. Oats dull and unclsngod. Nyo
Pnov1sioNH-T mess pork $1G.6o@1g.76; bnk
shoulders Gh@01c; clear rih. $40. 1acon-Shonl-
lers. 7>5o: clear rib, oho. sugaf-curcd hams, 1e@
Il Hu9rEe1Astiye and lowor; now Western tub, a4@
WnlsKr-Qlics aud nominal at 900. 4,
OSWEGO.
oswEoo, April t,-pRgApsrurFe-W In naodc1~
Cur loss; whlto State, t:6e@1.4s Corn 1rm at slo.
LOUISVILLE, April 4.-CorTon-Qniet at 100.
Recommendations quiet aud unchanged. Whens
nominal. Coru quiet and unchanged. Oats, bS@e2o.
Paov1s1oas-pulet. h1esu pork, 1eHo. Dulk
ahoulders, 6tsc; clear lib, $40; clcar exc, loose.
Bacon shoulders, 10: clcar RIB, oLo; clear, oko,
paeket sugaroursd hams, 12@l2hc Lard uerec
WursKY-D1o
, 1874-04-06

NEW Yonn, April i.-No cotton to-day.
, nAEADsIuFrs1Flour arm. with fair demand, and
fairly aetivs. at lg5. oornmenl steady Wheat
steady, with n'oisr4ts demand; receipts. 40 coo BY
Is oa!sass sna sppns, ss
1s8, Barley, rye, mud malt unchanged. Corn opened
5 5 aos od %essrn ae e @ .a
ssSts, Il GO sa; mixed Wsaisfu, ao5aaxo; white
HAT AND 1ors-unchanged.,
GuooER1Es-Cofco quiet. Sugar unchanged. Mo-
PETaoIEuM- -Tlrmer crude held at 71so; 7,1o bid;
refined, 157s@1Gc.
LsATnEa-stoady 1T 27;X@slo; orinoco, 25x@
Woor-outet; domeatio aooeo, 4o@7oo; pulled. a5s
Pnov1s1oNg-rork arner and aotiye; now mess,
s1e.75s10oo spot; s1oos@1e;o5 April. Beef and cut
meats unchanged. nlilllcs firm long clear, 03<c
1urTEn-meayy wcstoru. SIC.
CuEEsE-Unchangcd.
WM1sgY-Lower At g7o.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 4.-DnEADsTuFrs-Flour
$537k State, Ohio. and Indiana extra family s7.56
@s.25: Wheat quiet; red, $t.do@1as;, while, $l85.
' Sc: oats s!eady; white, 5s@oSo mixed, oo@Cac.
Wu1sxx-o7No.
o1Nc1NNATI.
OtNo1NNATI, april 4.-CoTIoN-Steady, with mod
BAgApsruFft-Iionr steady, With H., mode1ate Do
% So s;ssy waS W asasa 5 snS dsss0pn sssD
81 63ese.e. oats fir and arm at 6o@b7c. Rye finn at
s1.o5. Barley dull, but unchanged; spring, a.6o@
Oi1s--Unchanged. . -
Eaos-sseady, with moderate dcmand at 1870.
DUTTER-Steady.
Pnovts1oNs-pork quiet and unchanged at $4,000
1913. Lard arm; s.os.a. oHe; kettle, 9 eAc, nals
8tsc. Bacon FUR und firm ut staO@01s@9}ao.
Wn1sK4-Fair mud hrm at 02c.
,DurrAIo, April ELECTROMAGNETIC un-
ehansea' scarce; dSn1R9 %1s%a53hE;n gRi; 20 sa40s.
M,1wauKEr, April 4"nHrApsrurrs-E Flour uomi-
y. Mtlwaukes, $50; No: Do $1:33,s; se!lef
fresh, Gso. Nyo steady with moderate demand No,
a2s barley l,ll and nominal; No. =, fresh. sl6'
Taoy1s1oas-aiess pork firm. Lard held firmly !;
PRIME nste r1tFar 2S; stSa aD IL g: wheat p
snrnnAns-f0aF, ,sf o9e IdUlg 51s wheat ID o'o 'a.
.: sT: LOUIS. April 4.-cor10A-tair and hrln mid
Dssspsrurrs-rlour dull and weak. Wheat dull
%,s saa yosh Nc e2s oass 4s e. azsd "a rs
on cast track, Barley lull and unchanged. hye III,
Paoyls1oNs-pork firm and higher at slo.o0 for up
i91aF os bi Ss nsss hss fsr ~ soas = ] $s
for clear rib $40 for clear no sales. nacon sctce
aud lrn, at 737,6o for sholers 94s50{o for clear
rib, OE@o,so for clear. Lard higher; kcsslo-arisd
VIZ tos ase!ry 100: lower ,,ant *4so.7s
medium, Il. o0{a5..10 hcayy, $5a2@3.du.
0ArEIE.becelRs' Be. Y e.; Arn: *gGoa t9 e prime
coycs' $1aoes02' W sRo'e9 GpTnn e s1s1a s''oSo'o
NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-1noosR1gs-s Sugar in good
demand and iirnaer fatr to fully fair 7S7lo Prime
37I@4oo; cateEn bottom, e6G965c Coffee easlor e.
stos9 9eale1s binds s5oo eaEs; asst lany nn s
2iHo; primo. aNG5s5e, ohora !,ncl1unEed; .u,.
UoiroN-Deuanl fair, With aalos ut $47oo; aa 10.
slraua kinds steady un1 strong 9.hsr Aas easy
tAo Continent 5Gga Great britain, 7o0s coassWlso'
0s5; stosl, 9a8, sos: nnsold 1:s, ,ouo. <s ~
MoAETnY-oold, 118,s; s,ght par; sses!ins' *a'At
@t.4s. o,rvrrAnn
CLEVELAND o. A1,rll rll4,-DaEAosruFFa-Floir lliet
anu unchanged market favored with gooa aolaaha
, 1874-04-06

,,9g. ia Continued ,intt! aftsfnoon. Tho storm
tcrtnincd By vesacl-owners that somo nishapa may
hayo happened to tho vesses which had thus early
ings have boon had from the outslc, but Tow daya
Will reyea tho damage Il any has been done This
Of delaying the opening Of navigation until about tho
The vossol-owners Of this aud other ports havo
ios III sessoa haya not IT Sssn ssta9lis6s s tha
idea OF Altering thetr rates Of Inst aoaaon.
The Northern transportation propeller ohnmp1an
rs & e 5 o for Es ses.n ss iii
pass through the Wollaud Canal Thrrsday, and may
XIII f. p5s ss1td e y ss @ ts s"naS ID Z. rss s
may reach Milwauhee by the 18th or 10th Of April.
y h p y besn sa It
johnson 5ioe fix yoanissr i;slls Kns. sna M sas
nuddlesson, Superintendent; 4. q. Cor, Secretary;
'ona h:E johnson has been ,a
inchea forwara aud at, ard toos ampidshlps; has
es COIL sS% '00m' D0wspF's' ma'nH's' aud gear
Tho schooner rshpening has sailed from Eric for
-Tbo tug john p1ndive ia to receive IS 900 should
hAc succeed IN Releasing tho schooner F. a. Morse,
wrecked tn tha Straits lnat summer,
Tho bark zack Chandler Inns arrived ut Bay ctsy.
Last i abe WAS caught md wintercd IN the ice at t."
1ss M ss sa sh III sansp. @ se: :aa tho ves.
Carlingord, Clifford and Waubenash are getting ready
| for work.
The international Bridge Company Of Buffalo, ,havo
| fsaued the following:
"Tuga and other steamers navigating tho Niassre
River In ordor to pass tho draw Of the IntornRtuual
Bridge are requested to adopt tho following courao
and signals:
81. On entering the rivcr and when opposite tho
dummy light blow Wh1ae continual blow for at
least thirty seconds to Distinguish 1t from orAFy tug
| whistle.
"2. 1u approaching bridge from above, leayo buoys
sarboard sids aud pass through draw port sido
Of ewing picr.
"3. At night red light with white light above Will
DO placcd EACH side OF tho draw; vesaea will steer
midway between those llghtan
Tho Aort,ing Journal statos that tho work Of i'm
proving SAUL so Marie Cara! hs' on neen progressing
rock and a. 900 yards Of gravel have been excayate
and 600 cubic foet Of timber placed in tho revet-
ment since tho close Of navigation. Tho point OF
shoulder which protested into The canal near Tho bead
has been removed the excavation in the canal bot
tom 1t the sans locality a nearly completed. There
ronain to DO done few thousand yards OF oxcayn-
tion, Which forco Of uearly 100 mon Is enl-
ployed.
, 1874-04-06


ARnrvED-scow Netto Church, b1uskegon. lumber |;
lumber; barge j.. 8. Nowhouso, Muafeson,
bcr; aehr Lucy drahaml Saginaw bay, nah +;
sehr na'e!gh, Manlstec. lnmher; ssow Flora. sau.
kas hxG, ' tTooy a,s ss5
Cock, M,skcgon. lumber; achr J. u. Hoimcs, Lullng
Ton, un,Gor: sohr Pilot MuskeBon, lumber schr Ar
lumbar; scr 4. p. King, Muakegon, lumber: prop
Charles Reitz, h1aniatee lumber schr Leo not known,
lu,ahsr; senr HillLeq suith. South Hsyeu' l9mheE
Joscph, lunber schr q. Dorfur, Rtuakogon luEn6or
schr Honest John, hI,,akcgon, lumber; HcowJ. A,
Pcntwator, lumbor mid shingles. Also 10 ober yesseG
with wood or AundricH,
e.0LrAnED-narges Wolverine, City Of Grand Haven,
st. Joseph; prop Oconto, Two Rivers /; prop 1ro
Chareo gangatuok-nll carrylng sundrtos.
, 1874-04-06

pa.l!re to tho cx.ent Of 10@t5c. 1'nt ltsla improve.
mrnt Iii Q,hllty VIVA noticeable. Encn taya onorlnRs
embraced aomo woli fated los, and tho bk consisted
Ct inferior to medium cosrso nneven ana 1nrsoa rsoa
weiHht Of a Tho hogs received during tho month Of
March waa only aoll lis, against a2i 'ba Init se"r,
and 227sf lbs In March, 1874. ,,,,,. a.,
not to tako much Interest in Tho trafc aa aacs @
dragged hesyly At for ifsr,or ~ a. s9 r. 9Gg
good TO choico, Mont Of tho transfers wcre ut $5oa
5.B5. Tho market oloael weak, with good many un-
ortt
, 1874-04-06
MONEY AND COM MERGE.
MONETARY.

gATunpAY EvEslsa, April 4, 1874.
Tho only change to notice in tho noney marKot
!o-dny Ia oil incroasing, tlrtnness III oxohango.
We hoard Of ono lRrgo pnrool sold this morning
botwocn bnnha At par; but The general quotation
for this dny yyns 25 ccnta por $1,000 premium.
Danlsora supplied customers, MS usual, at par
Tho demand for money with most Of tho bnnlB
ID increasing. This mnlsos thom happy, for they
Lnyo had moro thAu tloy 1tnow how to employ
safely and pro0tab!y for weeks paas. Bomeh
made loans MS low rs por oont, and few to-lay
would bc glad to got qlartor to half million
Of frst-c1uss papor at per cont. Usual
rate, 10.
Loan.brolsora' ratcB s@1o per cent Per an-
mum, Large, f},stoluus, 1ve.yoar loans can 10
placed at 8 per cont. It mutt always be UNDER
stood that otnnsBona-211@5 per eent-aro to
bo added to these figures.
EXTENSIVE ronaEnY,
Tho Commercial National Bank rocoiyod this
morning, from its corresponding bank ut ST,
Paul, draft for $4,000, purporting to havo
beon drawn by ogden' Sheldon. d o., Of this
city, OIL tho A1orchanta Savings, Loan, aud
Trust Company. Tho forger, in order to idon-
tify doubtless, tho signature Of the draft hal in-
aoraod it. A stamp Of certifcation by tho hf.
s., t. L r. Go. is on tho face, Bignod by Pholps
Ind It is in all respects ''well calculated to do
uiove" Probably same inivi11an q dd1 or IN 90,
to hayo been drawn by J. ". r. Coolbaugh 4
Co., on, II wo mistake not, tho Merchants M
tionnl Bank Of St. Paul. Evidently somebody In
Ihat city Ia getting hurt. ...,
aovERHbtEST noNpB Lost.
Tho last statement Of tho particulars Of tho
public debt Of tho United States contains many
curious facts. OF tho old dobt that maturod
nrovlous To- Jun, i, 1851, So, ,6G5 hna never boon
cnllcd for. or tho O por cont 5-2os tint maturea
Doc 1871 and at aubsequont aates 80 aoe 100
Of thoso bonds will doubtless call for their
cash in duo timo. but very largo sumB sum7
foil duo from four to ton yesrs ago, md htill
remain unpaid. Tho total amount On which in
forest is stopped, aud which tho Treasurer is
roady to pny On demand, is &c, 1862, 800. In overy
largo fire, steamboat md other disaster, more or
bacxs, and bank-bills are lost, amounting in tho
aggregate, In worry few yoars as thoao hguros
eLow, 10 a very large sum.
, 1874-04-06

rone Sa' ' = y % 70 ~ ~ r. e. U lid
s52si: ss@saa continues 'stis' Following arc tho prices
40 tl4oo; do, roofing, l412o 10, $laeo; DO 2o12S'
;Ssi Tis r1s-1argo, $50 In ANAL, "a go; bar, aso.
golDEn@No !, 22o; No 2, 29o. <,u .,,,. ,oo. ,,t
do. ioHo -, 49,, ,' ,s ..s'' 49,, ..,;,,. H..
and % g. aao; 10, i md * slo 10 ~ stunned,
r'tss asi7ssssnn iaSsaSo s 3aa No.
o. oi 1s 5'ae pr saat M n'ss from 5 e. it, l
10 a.zes, 10. :, a.. ~
100; TO- 1oo 40 2oe full bunIo, aopcr cent discount;
''Pss Eassfs r. Sse .elvo and steady tho rates
nexed: 2o@eod. rer kcg, s4:25; ID and 50 D. DO DO
Me9; g d. H.' Go "a S asHo ss aMo " a9 os io
- sgonEg+weso in fn!r rsaps.. sna .te.a,
Eons ho,np sssh cord { r. 37s@32S
marlin msrlino y 29s 2 ~ srTsd ntc roP9 E u
tar, 2 brl, M:75as.oo: :, ..,.. ,.,,n,r,.,.,
nneta t u a saea eatna W. oypnca IN
& aVsnea q tSa f syo prees q
nsssa Leads dSf s4 s t. W.T.
seay va 1noo osrGon to; oxtr
Mlntof l"sd a4S8o0 o0 Ho q: Soi,cI sos@f
Mhaeeo' s nswt % "a 1Eaa oo ncntsfoof p
9tiy nMrc Il II. H. eTtra g0c do No j. SOC;
BANK o, co.: srns, o5o; clerhant OIL o5o turpen-
cnn,.,ro,s s,mu. opssnI1 Iac A'fA'A'' w o&"'
PorAToE oEs-Tho receipts wero fair. Choice lots
sSea ~ a,ota Eary roso from atofs sS51 50 peach
blows, do, $i.o5 per bu; uixcd lots. 81 .o5; peach
blows 81 os,los: s12s aslvered early goae tl2o
toou Ycllow s0QoaG.5O: do. rcd 81, ,C0pcr bll.
sd PddUILTRl~ThS receipts continue light and tho
market is nearly bnro of choice poultry Tho donH1d
s from tho retail trado nul although not 1arge rather
s sdvance W aoto Turoys enoeo dresaod sma
14m16o: do fair to good, 1fA13o: do. 1.-Two, 1Os1lku
chisSeus d, esscd x5o0@I IS do In coopa
durke 81. .0OfS9.16; ncoro. Nye $70o9B06
BEEDSSTmolly aud clover were moro acttyo and
stcndjcr Tho former sold 1T s9 es prfo quotab1o
nj S2GDa2en Cloyor aeed sold at $6.7da6B5 aud at
f5 from storo !; mammoth 1T $g0o@625. F1a1 is
dull at s. 12k for fair to good crlinhing Hum
Unrlan wns IN n,ednrnts demand ut GOG5c and mllet
- fHn f1nfh r$ HNr
, 1874-04-06

Withdrawn from atoro on Friday for CITY cor-
sumption: 1885 bu whoat, 1,244 bu corn, 1851
bu rye, 47s b11 barley. Withdrawn for do during
tho week: 1925 bu whoat. 42,23o bu corn,
8,52s bu oats, 7,848 bu rye, o,o7o bu barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
storo this morning up to 10 o'clock: "a cars
wlent, 201 cars corn, II cara oats, cars ryo, 9
cars bnrloy. Total, 293 cars, or 115,o bu.
Tho following weEo tue receipts at,d shipments
of broastuffs and 1.-Two stock at this point during
tio past weot and for tho corresponding weoks
ending Us dAtcd:
, 1874-04-06

sTEEp-Tho Supply, though consllera6ly larger
thon last wcok, did not eqal tho wants Of tho trac
and tho oxrono prices established last wcek have boon
firmly sustained. with two or tlroo exceptions, no
sales wero reported unor $780, whi1o by far tho laFor
portion Of the stock changed handH At prices ranging
33,bO@8la,d Wo auoto closing pricca at $5.6096.25
ior poor to comnlon ut $650@6.75 for medium, and
mt 81 UOGaB co for rood 10 extra.
, 1874-04-06

LONDON, April 4.-Amount Of bullion withdrawn
from tho bank or England on baanco today, El01 ,GD0.
Oolisols for money o5oa1< on account. 03Ka0asi.
United States accur1ties-G5v, l04t CTS, 100; 104os
1o4 now "a, 1o41<. Now York Central, 92 Eric, W.
proforred, IT,.
PAn1e, April 4.-Rentes, COZ &c.
L1vEnrooL. APRIL 4.-Drcadstu1a quIot and un-
changed. Lard, AIS I'd.
, 1874-04-06
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY EVENING. APRIL 4.
Tho following woro tho receipts md ahipme,,ss
Of tho loading articlos Of produce In Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours and for tho
corresponding date ono year ngos -
, 1874-04-06

Three voaee1a were engaged to load wheat corn and
oaa. Rates by sail for wheat to Dufalo arc quotabe
at Go for oats to do at 10. Tho engagements were:
Sclr r. r. Baldwin, wheat to Buffalo, at &c, and bark
Pcshtigo oas to do, at 10 prop Cuba, coru through
rate to Now York capacity, wheat, $1,000 bu, corn,
$4,000 bu, oats, 10, 600 bu.
, 1874-04-06

= Dosros, April 4.-Tool quiet, without mntortsl
chunse1n rico Ohio and Pennsylvania 6557o; Michl-
gan, zoG55c Weacrn Now York md Vermont 47@5oo;
coubfng aud Dclaine, G0alo1c tub 65G556b: scaured
hns nailg 72Sc; shadty, $50; aupcraneand
axtra pulled, 40@5jc,
, 1874-04-06
New York Dry-Goods Market.

New Y2nH April 4.-Dusinese quiet aud uneatisfac
tory, owing to tho prevalence Of cold ansl wiutry
weather. Goston-gools moro firmly held by ngens at
atey reduced prices, but 5ohbing-ratce arc low md
batter dofnsnd on tho stand than any othor class Of
gools. Hamilton ahirtings reduced to 8>1c. Woolon
goods dull. good6-Black nohatrs In fadS re-
nueyt.
, 1874-04-06


ATTIisETho waek ending today hus been oniy
tlo less active than its predecessor aud deapltc tho
k il ths Psiespsl Eastsra msrkss, aers has 5ssa
almost unproesdentcdly 1argo supply ihrown upon
Mondays market, there WIS pretty general aoftonig
at tic beginning Of tho weak Las since beoA recovered,
and at ne closo tle market occupies trm position.
n i s Is s ats waos a q " III o IN IN
meats Of all kinds. tho degree Of strength that our
has sypa P T. to ns sx E.
lave rcsdlly 1oen disposed of Il oo@5 Is for tat
1t. Ct ssSs sssfssss i'i %'as g''as t''s
sfesps 1F te eaea to y 5a
t0r extra graded rseers ayerag3ng M frSm 4oo to
Il s5.oosolsN nuehcra' atu1 was dull early in the
week. hut owasd ha eloss ss
continue in fair request at well:ausained prices.
Light acrawny LOTS sold ~ low ss bat the
s sional s gses VIZ paa St my t.
Ing forward little plentitully, but prices keep
and ho son'taesSd e s a 81 for
Among the weeks receipts Wcrc aoma ano lroyes Of
oorn-fsd Texas steers, for which 2538o was real
nsass 5s 6tass1 sS os a IFS s,es s i Sss asi ass
W.I5@5,oo.
There wan fur acttYy to-day IN she local anu out
aide demands, and tho different descriptions Of stock
/ wcro readily aalaba at previous prices. A few
hundred cattle Of low dGgreo roManed uusold ut tho
close, bnt oil desirable offerings were taken. The
prospects, for tho ensuing week considered favora
ble and tho market may DO quoted steady aId fr ut
| tic range Of prtoes following:
QUOTATIONS.
Exsra aBeeyea-Graded stecra averaging 400
iba anu over. $8.e3@660
| Choice Doeyes-Fine, fat, well formed year
| to year old ntoers averaging 1,3o0 to
1,45o .:...;.........:......... o.7s@o1o
6eers, averaging l,150 to $50 III. G35da6 G6
Medium nrudcs.-Aoor5 In fair flesh, aver r.
aging 1.lU0 to 1880 tba. ba............,... tooR62 Is
| Butchers 6tock-Common to fair steers,
| aud good 10 extra cows, for city slaughter.
averaging $50 to 1,loo lbs.. 4o0@soo
| Stock Uattle~Cnmnon cattle, In decent
1eah averaging 761 to 1,05u 1ha, B16@476
Iuferior--Iight mud thin cows. hcifnrH,
atsgs, bulls, aud sca1awag steers. a.0o@373
Cattle-ToxaY, corA-fed,. 4,76A5 90
CattleToraB wintoroa North. ........,,... HTt@4.50
| Castle-Texhs, through .droyoa. 1761a3.60
uOas-During tho Arat half Of tho week thero was
good egreo Of activity, una prices adyaucod tEle.
AdYlccs from the East wore favorable aud liberal
were Tho Teccipts shippers took hold with confidence
Nt 6G1uo advance, 6tuco Wednesday, however, tue
mhrke has ruled quiet and oasier. Lower priccs
wore established At tho East aud thls markot gym
, 1874-04-06

'IuO1udca all ont meats sxocnt shoudars aud 8. r.
hnfna.
Flour was moro activo than on Friday, thoro
boing better order domaud for good gradoB Of
spring extras, with fair inquiry from tho local
trado. Thora was no change III prioos. sxcopt
TINT on tho lower grades holders wore rather
moro disposed to slado quotations. Bran was
stoady u1dor bottcr demand at yeaterday'n
range. Sales wero reported Of 100 brls white
winfer oxtrns on prlvnte torn,s; % brls super
lno on. private terms 70 br1s spring extras at
$3.50; 1895 bt1s do On privato torns; aoo l,r1s
ryo ut $500. Total, 2,O25 brls. Also. 90 tons
bran at $17.0o On truck; 500 brls corn meal at
1886 doliverod 10 tons tino mlddllng At 521. 90
Following woro tho asking quotations nt tho
, 1874-04-06


TArco lottars per to be added when transferred
wlc1, charge follows tho shingles.
Thickncss-Fve shingles to bo two inches In thick
npss. LauCth--Sixtceu Inches
, 1874-04-06
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