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, 1874-10-09

drawing On th: so-k io strre. Ir2ea unchanged
ranging from s2a:G9265. Clo7cr In moderate re
uucst 1t $561Gaj15. Flax sold ut I.75H the
outside for lot delivered Sales Include: 70 bags
choice timothy Ut fa65: 95 bags strictly prime st
bags eotnmon at s2.35; IL bags pool medium clover
<5.E5 IT bags gnod mammoth At s. 10 bags fax At
$1.f0 leo bugs at 5l.75k. delivered.
BALT-Tle interior tTada ts Lair Tor The et1aon.
Prices maintained, follows: Onondagz and Ssgi-
coarBs. s1.o0: coarse diamond and gro nj sol.r,
$3.50: Ashton dairy, per sack, sio33+. .25.
TEAS-There fair distribution Of teas.
and former prices rc-e steadily le!d- We quo:e !:
Young hyson, con.rroa to fair, 35@45e: do, good,
mon to line old hsfou, 553G5c; common imperial, 4K
60c; good to choice o ;105 far good gun pow
der. foG9Yjc: choice fugsuey, $1-o0Gi.10; extra
Moyuae, sl.309l.35 choice to extra new Japan, 95c9
81 10: common to good do. 6975c; fair TO good Old,
CoaG5c !; common do, 33@4,c common 70 flno
$l.09.
TODACCO-Ts firm rs rreyiou7ly quoted:
IISE Cu1-Extta. f5985c; choice. 60@65c: mcdt
nm, 50e155c poor to common, 10 a45c.
~: uswSataEal s !saf 52soc; half bright, 6c7oc;
saon1xa-dool to choice, 32a3sc; medium, so<8
sic !; common. c392oc.
WO0D-A light demand exists at the following
quotations: Beech, s7.o9; maple, ss.oo; hickory,
$3.00; slal,.~ s. S7.53-devcred.
TO0L-Su1au Western orders aro coming in, and
ere hl!ed At tho current prices Tic stock q wool IL
small and is not increasing to any spprocalle extent.
Good to prime tub-wAs1od.. .55Ga57c
Poor to good tub-wasled. .45ta52s
Fine Hnd medium washed heece. .47tG5os
Coarse washed fleece. .4o@43c
sedlun and coarse unwashed.
Unmerchantable and bury wool. sGS1oc less.
, 1874-10-09
CHICAGO DAILY 1IARKET,

- THURSDAY EVENING. Oct. 8.
ALCUHOL-TAs lower III sympathy with Liyb.
wines. wlis Il reported lower New York. Quot
able at S1.o3a2.05.
DEANS-Wero in fair requcet at S1.9oao 90 for nc
diuIus, and 1.a0G22,4 for llayies.
BUTTEK-This 1uL-Ie. msfntatnB firm tone
The demand continues unintesrlptedy ac.lre, and
ealeR readily effected the quotations following
Choice to faEcy yellow, 3ic1; medium to god
grades, 259a28c; inferior to coin1non, .J@a;c.
BAGGISG-A somewhat fre.z movement is the re-
suit OF the late reduction In 1Eiccs and tho market
now shows a steady tone. We continue to quote !:
Stark, 34hc: Lewiston. 3cc; MoutauQ, 81 i,Ee1l-
can 4, 3U45c; AmosEtag, 30t:c; Otter Greek, Gle !;
bur1ap bugs, nnd bu, 1G@l3c; g1auies, single,
10G9l7c; do double. :GGey7c; woo1-<lcaB, 55a53c.
BitOOM-COR:,-Thc 11a-kc: il active :.uI ytfy ir1u
salea having already been made 1t figures rauai,,
above quotations, Eastern buyers tho Markrt,
and ev1nce disposition to purchase freely. The
hur1, e@sGc; do extra, sc lrus that will surE Itself
good to choice stalk Lral, 7@ &c insarior :rush st
crooked 2n@4Ec.
BUILDING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III cc1neu.s re-
port fair order .zado Tac 1oca1 demand Tor brick
Lime, and other materials less active, fair ami
prices arc fully sustained. Michigan sucro, 81 90.
250; New York stucco, G3.1o(l.0o; Louisville a;.I
Utica cement, 500; Akron do, *t.55 Z, bri Port
land cement, 81 OO&750 q brl iilue IN bulk tic
Gsl00; lime {orls>, sl-0o3:.25 . bril- white sand =
hr ff5U92 plastering hair, y bu, +oc; fire. trck,
= 10oO, .o1G9o0os br:ld!ogbrIck {cu..1o, $3.50
Ga6.0G Milwaukee and Rae1e pressed, $7.uos3o 51
del Indiana, pressed, $15.e0G25.0o; do common,
$40. COO 1o.oo.
OHEEsE-Tho chesas trade il not ~ sss!ys - Ia
, 1874-10-09

| METALS AND lin MFRS SlOtk-IfIl3 coz
! tuues fair and 1rice. steady. We quote:
20 s:5o Do, looans iza:e. Ic. c. loo; d.: %, Is
s29.W.
| III; r1s-Large, osc small, coc; bar, SOC.
! SoLpEn-:'o |, aoc No. 9, 13c.
LEAD-iig, 1ac; bar s}&@sc; lead rire, s15c: cut
GorrEr-Dottana, 23:; sheatlus copper, &c:
s,IEr IEcs-No "a, SC rate, R,,sEis ircD, 8 to L.
iaelnsa, ~ o. 1a. TO- sa:nsd i's; American Rus
w1nE-So:. to :, &c; to Q, 1o.; 10 to H. lie II,
11kc: IL and II, 13@c: i to 1e ~; II, l5c IS,
16c 10, l9c; %, eos; full bundle, IS per cent dis
SA1Ls-Wete III demand and firm nj the annexed
rates: 1o@eod, per keg, S255; Cd aud d, Sd do.
500 60 ~. A2a "a do $3.50 u DO, s5.s ID do,
NAVAL sTOnEs-Wero quiet and unchanged. NJ
Rtn Rts ss1 e :sa :oge 2 1, ss:
GSeo Pitsh, = r.! $3oassoo tar . bsi s5.ooa5.so:
oIIs-The demand for csrbon continues to in
prove, End hoc,Es are @ nI1ner IN their views Lard
tie hsh cot Of PRODUCTION. Li,,seed, whale, sperm
and trrren;ine were quoted STEADY: Carbon tstand-
ard whitc| l15 deg: test. 12h313c; do Illinois legal
Glyc: extra lard, htristIy wiatcr, sl1:@l.3o; *
TIA lard, curreut make, il.0s@1.1o; No. j, 9S95c;
93o While, !asi7c ap:rla, S.1oq;e 2pc ~ neatssoos
oit strictly pure, s1o DO, extra, o6c: ,o No. s0:;
e I'll Il Il IS ST ;:!ssss % s;s aa1s j Ss
l5hR1Gc; naphtha, COMMON, 15c.
+ POTAToEs-Thc offerings were liberal and the de-
ninnd fair. Choice rasietica wtre firm, but It was
necessary to nlka concessions inferior potatoes.
which comprised tie tak Of tie supply. Unrpo
C5c delivered. Quotations. are: Mixed ut 43S3oc on
track; Early R:se 1t G.taG5c IT. c7ra; Eastern do,
11t 75c do per b from atore, Gu75c. Sweet pcta-
totE-Ssect yellow Iitlucs. s!.75u2C co per brl.
POULTKI-Thc d&zaanu il ligtt Is compared to the
supply. a:a prices sre weak and irregular, only choice
fresh poultry bringing outside quo:ai;c:s. Game was
abundant and easer: Turkeys, 1WS111c; old chick
rns, s3oa83. .Sd choice springs saa 1n=ed s25oa3G
geese, S3.ooa.o0: prairie Chickens 800;
1na}lard ducEs. {1.e0. Teusoa hama, 1s@oJc IL
6EEDS-Seze quiet. l. few 6Iaau orders Ior timo- |
thy vess received BY deatezs, had generally aed by
, 1874-10-09
THURSDAY E EVENING, Oct. &
LUNHEH EKEIGHrx.

THURSDAY EVENING, Oct. g.
LUMBER EKEIGurK.
Rates to the east saore ports hare advanced 1o13c,
and to the west allo1e 2ic, as follows:
Menis;cc, fI.75; Muskegon aud Grand haven,
Sl50; Lu.iin5:ou, White Lake, n1d Pectv4ter.
$1.6oH: 0conso, s.o5; MeuoE1!aee, s20o-
1Ee Wholesale market active to tho extent Of the
supply, which limited to less than dozen ca-goes
Joiats and sc.ntling sold readily ut $9Gu aud medium
strips and boards st s12.5G<7l.62A. ipena lumber
ut SIS 90 for clears $1300 fo- common, .1d S7ot for
cults. Lath sold at $1..o; AID choice brand Of
shingles broush; s. s. ottoat. The announcement Of
an advance Of !o4,s25c in lumber freis4ts served 70
strengthen the tons Of the n:er 1cGr2et. aud some
dealers Predict ctIres o-dEs advance iE1netli4tey
or falling OF il the -eeeit.:-.
Eaies we-c TcnGc.s>i A. focT5:
Ca.Ru ssar Ara, i:o.o Lasiugo7, ia n bossas an1
, 1874-10-09
MONEY AND COMHlERCE.


THURSDAY EVENING, 0ct. 8.
Business to-day was only fairly active at the
b.nlR- Those that have miscellaneous class
of customers find use for their 3unds at IL per
eept the usual rate OF discount to customers ut
ri; the banks. The demand for currency by
co5otry banks is good; but Ia nhers here
hs;Ye abundant means to supply it with
oct reaching their ordinary reserves. sonao
of tho banks would still be will
ing to 1oau on call or at thirty days, with
c.sl, collatcrals, at 5@9 per cent. Transactions
limited. Street rates for good paper 1@1z pof
cent 1,er month, with rates .unning up to trore
:haa double tue upper figure, according to tue
quality Of the paper and tha time it has to ma
ture. Comparatively little doing:
Now York exchange between banks raleu al
psr md 25 cents discount per Il l,0oo. The lower
Tha iohhinr trade. especially il dry goods
, 1874-10-09

buffalo, Oct ct5.-CAyTL.-ls.ce .ceipts, tn tota1 FOL
WEEK, ,14o head, 535 against 63)
time last week Market slow for want of stock. AL
offerings disposed Of few loads Of poor Texans
Not sufficient e2icR to make quotations.
SHEEP AND IANDs-1.cccips, 1,4G3 total .or week,
II $50, ng.ns: Ia BJ0 time Lat week. Market fcnl
ut yesterday quotations. I'LL offerings disposed Of
Ca,ala Iarafa, S6.25a6 6.87ti: Can4la and Western
| sheep, s4.25t95.2J.
Ho"s-Kese2s., 1900 hcnd total for tho week,
hrn,, but SLOW Workers., $5.5ua6. 90 heavy hogs,
EAST LIBERTY.
EAST L1DEETT, Fa., Oct. 5.-CATrIE-Reccip.s to
daT .o37 head for tho week thus fa. 43+567 head
Arrivals light Market fairly ct:e Al decline frrn,
yesterdays prices. Eess, &. 64o edirm s5.0t9
$50; common, si.So@4.75; stockc1s, s3.0ctsA.0o ;
teeve~, s2.'Oos3.0o.
HoGs-Keseipt4, 2eGO bend for wcek thus far H.
COS head. Best Philadelphia, $655@7.3o; Sorkcrs,
S5.Uu{a $50.
SHEEr-Rcccipts to-day 100 head for the week thus
far, 1G,Soo head. Bcs 55.2oe5.5o; medium, 4.252
4.50
NEW yoR6.
NEW TonK. Oct. t.8.-BrEvEs-!secepts, 1.2i0, making
467 or t2cco days, a5aiust 30 same time list week.
harkrt fair for good ca:t!c. and dull for common.
Prices same Is Monday. Natives ranged to l3c with
bulk Of sales 1t oH@llhc. Texans s to 9sic.
SHEEP AND LAMI;s-Iseceipts a,0i0, MAXIM, Is, 740
toS three days. ag:inst IT, go Eae tmo last wetk.
Good stock i fair demand for last three days. Prices
weaker tosay, with slow gales at 4ag.c for sheep,
and GE6&c for lambs extra lot going 1t S5ic.
SW1Nr-Arrivas, C5S0, ma.inE 5000 fGr thre3
days, against u 80 ezIno time Last week. Do1tan1
limited Trado extremely dull, At 5!ttaGHc for live
hogs, and 8Stsc for dressed Sales Of live iuclude
1C3 rs. &c; car Michigan. lid lid, at 55<c; and
car State, SIG lbs, It pc.cU rer 1G1 lis.
, 1874-10-09
N4NEETS III TELEC1tfu
FOREIGN .}Y:~kr.e

19IElEN -NETkC$8.
LIVERPOOL. Oct 8-il a. n-C.:anr ~, a,o.
Wh:ll-Wintcr, 81 1od:aox I'll; k;,i:al.. II ta
white. 1gs9@lo3 ~; cl3.5, is 4at. IGs ID 1 I.
6a. Fork, 49, Lnrd, e.. ~" esn4 Ii
LIVERPOOL, Oct. SO y, m.-Bre.a.,,r.
Corn, S6s oI Rest unchanged. a4' aei9
LIVERPOOL, O:s. B-!:30 p. m.-Cnch.no4a
LONDON. Oct. 8.-The Hlnk Of England IT,.
no. make The expected cl4sge il it's rnte NJ od
LONDON. OF. 5.-Consoss-I Honey. yas:SsSsoaua essousa
coant, sE.a?3: G5s 1857 els, III. III; i;
new Nev York Central, % Ella n "
Preferred, IS. The rate for money ii H. 80
change On Government secnrisy il rcr cp,. ~
IL ~ Bank OF Ens:nl his decreased es51 n: 0@csa
portion Ct bank rc+erYe to liability yurh ~ sso.
WAS ~ per cent, Is ROW 81, t-r c.nt Anounl an:k
Withdrawn from h.ck On t-i.ucs TO-DAY. fl5mn *a
Tal'otT, 4js CSC 43s ID
PARIS, Ocs- S--lseutes, 62f 421{c Tie .pe<s :, u,
0u0 fr.11cs s1 'ttaAtt
FR.sKFonr, Oc:. 8.-5-c os g., az:
LIVERPOOL, Oct. a.-Coi:oa q tet: m,d.fs,, =.
Ina: I'd; orleans, 8A.d. Sa!ee 1870 Ini-.s p
cludiEg 5000 for speculation and e1pyrt "a sis. -
American sales a.ais Of 1aildling uolsna n.a;
aelox god Ordinary. ship1cd Uctouer aad yo1+ai
73sd do, sairpcd Sovemaer and D5eer2ht.. IS1g,,
nothing Below sniddhng, SHIPPED Oc.oser md Sorsr
ber- lid. -1's1-
cosn-At1ed Western, 3as ID. shos. Il, nts,..
55s- Oshe11 14uchaLS SeI. 7s
, 1874-10-09

liz vear at a11SGa9c no4u a,d a. scia, se!ie
93LGnic Cas ~ s,.i, 49, eJns. e,,', 9anu,' p
DasS, Nj wa,a do Ut S sd 'sjssted do a SIC &c
closed wea,, tsf ~ ta!f oeaha1 casly pa
CssI .,1es %ean rars .aa So ~ f9r no.
eG b1 io ~ ~ ;e .o " w io l., e!ah m
snr,nG at oai%c ~ ef1 h., ao -, oyc ~ xoa h., H.
SIX IL 5 h VI ao ~ at T. @ o h pu 90 20 ., =.
93Ec nm ,p ~ n ~ - ~ a. IN H.. ~ NJ NJ u
snranr at Ssi%c I'm ~ r,;ato a,r;,'r. az ,' ~ y
s2Xo; 5.2oo ou do at Sc: So bu No! ii siin. i.
Do ~ ~ o5 1s r o. pu uo g. oo
md hn Eo do IT S3s. 4c.) H., Sor1i,unstern
| n o3sIc Total oac An, ~,
Co,1, was fnii at na,r1v II ,avance y, vsstor-
dav'a ficurea 1ivernooi ~. annted n 1er AN
In: },;o'ar md Nav Vor1- ,rnz t;rrnor ,rh;1a o,r
rcca;',ta wara aa;,, an,.i,er "'1 ;u on,,1ad o
era r. etart n3tt s,rnnr earlr AID 70 let dawn
alo,vIv IN ti,a ira ~ = garv 1;nht Ianrond
ThcIo was - fair ina,,irv 'ea5lv f6r cash io.a
sorne being wantef, for shinnsanr and tho rost to
"a nartmcnt wasn't tmos % iifcjeas M md T yery dnil ali
trnnah ti'o soes;nn - o traSn r for ~ tE;a
month has hcon 1lemor, ,;7cd hv Tia frckcrv ra-
GENTLY nracticed in corn ~ n,n.:n Tint ouorators
iii IL With can1, iotu uhera thev cannot make
and tho yaar ia heii h1cl hv ta uncertainty tnt
exists IL rcrary, to ihe rocc;nts of nav cort and
it's possible acceptanco A., M. # t;e old a1ould
give out. Tho Old crop seems to be on its list
!eEa but thero NAV ha a rond deal dhliyered yor
before the cribs ara al o,nntied. Sei]cr fho
month opened ut 1910. aoli at 8(c. daclired to
73Mc, and closed at 7gs1c. seli,r November sold
srar:nsl7 at 751IDI7Gc. Closing ct 1910. Eollor
the year sold al 731I6179c. Cash No. closed II
r95{c, and high n11a.d At so.. Cash sales wero
reported OF 3,400 bu l:s:. mixed at 80I>c: $500
bu do at S011Ic; ii, 800 5p do at s0:: i,a1) bu
No. ut 80Ic; Sc. 100 bu do at SOC: 10. COO bu do
ut 791sc 45.500 bu DO ct 7os;c; 81, 400 bu DO Ut
1876; 5000 bu rc 1ec.od at 73Mc: 800 bu do Mt
7sIc; 400 bu by sample, ear, At Coz on truck
Total, 1877, 400 bu.
Oats we're quite active, and nyerae god shade
higher than yesterday. Now Iolk was quoted
1c higher. us:h melted good shipping demand,
chiefly IN the latter part Of the session. Options
few outside orders On the market, aud local
operators took hold only with moderate freedom;
but the feeling was strong, not ony under East
ern advices, Qualifications OF n Hhrinkage ia tie
volume Of tho daily supply. Seller the month
opened at 1876, sold at 5Uc, rcce1cd to 1876,
and advanced to 5Dc at tho close. Seller
November sold at 4315GD43I5o, md eeller
the year at 4755s@iSc. Cash No. clohed
ut 50c, with little preference for white.
Cash satcs wero reported Of 1fG, 200 bu No. 2 at
SOC; 51620 bu do at 491 &c; 2, 4O0 bu do at 431c;
GOO bu No. white at sic 1900 bu do at SIC
8,i00 bu rejected at 47c l,s'N bu do at 4t3ic
am In nt hr, d,,I<r .t,n
, 1874-10-09

SUSPENSION.
A great deal Of surprise aud no little pain WAS
caused this afternoon by the announcement tl1at
4. Il. Pickering & Co. had Suspended. The
tlrtn has always been regarded rs one of tho
best, II not in poln. OF capital ut least IN regard
to tue mol al qna|ity OF upr;ghtness in dealing
aud the Hu"peEs:on was undoub.ealv |. sterl NO.
cessity. tina. could not have beoa ayonteu.
Tho ilrin is understood to have Ecna long on
wheat, and short oats, wLiio considerable
loss vas sustained last week i'll buying in some
1o0, 600 hu corn. which ought to havo beon de-
llvcred By the Stursis clique. and was not so de-
hvered. About $1,000 Is locked up iu margins
on that deal, and The firm lost about
$4,000 by the Cano1l g. Thorne failure.
Thcsc sums sucn, small in themselves. bnt tbcv
came on the hcols Of failure to honor drafts
made on Eastern parties to whom tuoY had Shin
ped largo quantities of wheat, aud the firm thus
loses great deal, whilo Chicago operators will
lo5o very little. il anything, By tho SUSPENSION
The announcement Was made soon after tho
adjournment Of Change, and caused drop Of
19c in wheat, owing to tho pressure to sel lt1an-
titles Of chat grain, which had previously been
sold to Pickering i TO. The market rallied
slightly after thus pressure WAS over
LATER.
In the afternoon wheat was active and excited
BY the announcement noted above. and lec.,,si
1sc, to 915ac seller tho month, and yIL: for No
vember. Tho market closed iir,ner, at 91Kc
aud 81 10 respectively. Corn was easier. selling
down to 79c. nud closing at .7o:55c seller the
mouth, and quoted At axe for ti1o year. Oats
and nonlinaly at 1876 for November. Ness
pork sold (25O bEla) solLer the year ut al765:
nlso 500 tcs lard seller February at $780, Three
vessels wero engaged for about T5,D00 bn wheat
to Buffalo, probably st 41lc and one for q, 900
bu corn to do on private terms.
, 1874-10-09

Wabash av, leo # S Of Harrison st, " +, 40117o
#, dated Oct. 15,00t
Thir.y-seyentl It, COS # Of Ellis av, n 1, 50x
1jG it, dated Oct. Observation-Disclosures. i 5000
North HaistcI st, III it n OF Eric Ut, q 1, 2o1
lis 2-10 It, dated Oct. 8.............:..... 2,Uf
Fairfield av, 16c # Of Fulton 1t, 9 t, 24xl15
#, with improvements, dated SeI't. 23.--.... 6o(
West Washington st, q e corner CT Morgan st,
sf, 125 s-101ls9 $40 1T, d1ted Oct. S {F. B.
Gardner to John j. G!essner) ............ 2B,oo0
West Van Darcn st, Ash It Of Campbell av,s
+, 45>:xaGh It, d.ted Oct. l............... 4,5oo
North Carpenter IT, 10 a-lo Il n Of Erie st, ~
I. GQxTJ Il, dated OF. .5...-....,.,........ $500
North Car1tlater f., 60 # Of Huron st, VI,
6os;3 #, dsted Oct. 1900
L,ta IL and II, Block T., 1s.dssty's Addition,
dated Oct. .3.-.-.................. ........ $3.50
Lot s, Book 81, oslens Addition, Oct. s.... 1.i50
C4nai st, $50 # Of Eighteenth st, Q {, 1nl 4
oi 6oAico It, s1th buidings, dated Oct. g. a,4o0
TrEnhull av, leo IT Il Of West Eighteenth st. 9
f. 5e1l25 feet. dated Sept, 70: 1900
ArMtage ~, :! II c Of North 1.obcy ht. Il I, 24x
1cc5 ft, dated Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
S-lle Us the above, dated Sept q l..,.,,, $50
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS wIxHl,s RAc1Cs OF MILES
OF COURTHOUSE.
Pa';s IT, 109 1t Of George st. Q t, 6uxl3oft dat
Los ii an,l s., il culrer;s addition. in nwE 1'
S1c u. 40, H. dated Sept. 1........ ...... 1900
Lot 40 i'll Ok Groye Addition, dated Oct. g.. 0oO
SOUTH oF CITY LIMITS WITHIN 4 RADIUS or MILES
oE CoUnt-HoUsE-
Atlantc at, 23l Il Of Forty-ae:euth 1t, q 1, 132
x2io II, dsted Sept. 25.. ....-.....$ 1000
WEST or CITY L1si11s WITHIN RADIUS OF M11Es OF
COURTHOUSE.
Lot Is. Block II, Of uA1lGbrough l. ucsa' rs
y Sec 36, DO, IL, dated Oct. 7...........$ 1850
, 1874-10-09

Wheat WAS quiet and often dull, but Averaged
59c higher tlau yesterday. Liverpool vas
steady, but generally understood to be dull.
and Now Turk Was flat. Our receipts were
rather smaller, aud exceeded by the shipments
Of yesterday. which gave con fdcnco to holIcrs,
and there was fair speculative demand for cash
wheat by parties who we're afraid to run tue
chances on buying seller the mouth, and having
it delivered too late in the last day to be of SER
vice to them in filling their CONTRACTS. Except q
moderate shipping inquiry for the other grades.
this WAS nearly Gil. The November deal was
very quiet, and the whole market WAS in q very
unsatisfactory condition. The commission men
here who ill ordors for Europe say that tho
price for No. IS not less than &c per bu above
their limits, which otfectually shuts of trade in
that direction The market has bcen kept m
recently by speculative confidence the
belief being that wheat is 20 much
under tho average Of price as compared NTH
qualitY that it must be good property, especially
as corn is so high in comparison that tho
Europeans will give it the cold shoulder, as they
never buy it uuleEs induced to do 30 by tLe fact
that i: il relatively cheap. The formers, too.
have held back their wheat, and this has helped
to sustain prices. Seller tho month opened at
93c. advanced to 931Ec, and weakened to 92566o at
the close. with cash No. spring at 9215@951<c,
Seller Noyemkeg sold as 9l16@ae54a, cloaing Il
, 1874-10-09
REAL ESTATE.


The following Instruments we're filed for
record Thursday. Oct 8:
GIFT PROPERTY,
T1ournoE st. u 10 ftw Of Hoyae avBk24x
1ea 1t, With "s'et property, dated aug. IS S 5000
6sffe as 3t"se, .tisd AIg- -y....-:.-.....-.. :031
:51l:s #, d.. ID Ct. 1000
75.l:3 Z, led IT 1900
25112s #, k-.ed ocl. l.7.......:..::........ a,ooo
West Madjet-1 Il. cor uf California ~,
n, 1o1 7.a..tas #, dated Sept. .,-:... la,oco
Dickson ri. r It 4 of Blanche st, ef, 2sx
124 $40 II. taIcd Oct T..-.-.-.-.----....-.. 7C0
Fifteenth -, 'ol 1t Of Centre st, I, 2:xl25
It, ds+s. $-r: :6................... ....... 500
Gybour7 -, - I: Of 3lackhawk st, in rear,
II 9-.:c7*a =. dated Sept. .1a............ 500
R1ddan x 81 # Z Of TLirty-dfth st, VT, 25x
Is. =. aa.4d cet. t.s...................... SIS
, 1874-10-09
Also, the following, without comparisons:

Nlthdra"n ffoNa store yesterday for city co,l-
sumption ZOOS bu wheat, 2,Gco bn corn, 1,57o
bu oats, Cos bu rye, 884 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store th:e morning up to 10 o'clock: Is ca-s No.
wheat; 321 cars No. 9 do; SO ca,e No. do: Is
cars rejected DO; cars no grada t445 wheat);
IS cars high uixod coro; III oars md l2.4oo
, 1874-10-09

uuG5-Thv Log tr-.de opened fairly active aad
raasu1.tEel good degree of activity to tue c1oae
Iri:es we've 2nsr for al gz71s above COMMON, whila
for suod to ehoca qualities. tho m1rkes was shade
.9O, for poo- to lots At 6.GO6.o0 for
medium: sud At f6 o5@sc0 for good to extra. Doud
the latter prlcs in onlY single instance. Tha
, 1874-10-09

CONDITION OF TIE CHICAGO NATIONAL nASEs.:
Below ne give a summary of all tho Items in
tic statements just pub1ishcd OF Tho condition
Of The National Banks Of ths city on tho ID inst.
In the coiu1na Of percentages, tho " cash
mems includes cash, legal tenders, all amounts
due from Other banks, Aul stocks and bonds on
, 1874-10-09
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EyE.1so, Oct g.
The following were tho rece.:,1s and ship
ments Of the leading articles OF prolEco in Chi
caso during the past twc:lty-four aou,s, and for
the corresponding dnte one year a.o:
, 1874-10-09

and other staples, Is good. and that in .mcst
lines fair increase abova former years will be
realized is no 1ongera matter Of doubt.
DoSDs A.;p GOLD.
, 1874-10-09

NEW Fons., Oct. a.-Buhuess Continued tr7,pr,,p
With commission ho:fts aud johbing t.sde inse::sr
creased inquiry for ss,eetug and drills for e1nor
with large transactions Fhnc: maLd,z rrir.s fsir
active, bas side bands depressed GjrRhans H..
acEyc. Dress goods doing well. bhaws Ind ln!.r
dull Foreign go4da sluggish
, 1874-10-09

sea stE3p; st It s12.7s; cargo .ehr catchro,e, ,
l.ca oo fpo n noa,ds sna strip. At s+ ~ s
sls:., = N stn4u sin,e- J: sln5o >: sal ns,s,
scauuin2 at 5000. Sold r. E:au.h"r :, = n -
,rina dfS e Eli 81 Anfre1 Fl Il sot Ap;na
1l3 Tor common, antl 500 foc c,,;,s IL: es.,s
eo9 carso aclir Antana, from Apen. 5iGaa as ta.p
.. 800 for culs, $:5oo io- co11aou ~ -, y laas,
ceafs ta aipena Inspection schr Homer fr,,a i
20 eoa, a1o n l.th 1t $40; ~ m lois: AMI aoa L731s
NV. sold by Il. z. B.cEIorl Z Co. A seanaaz :
C4F8o ecar Flora. firm S.u, ,tuct
seIlns ana boards at Sl151 N pittrs =. a q an:
by c. Demins 4 Co. . 10. 81
The interior demand cou;.n1s. r,,x .
being chiefly for common Iumter. w, ses nqr,
noang on fsncing At s1loo, and This wiI rto.s *
wholesale and retal markets Is furt1,sr =: s:tea h.
another advance in lumber f7eignts. A''entissti,
=
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they always have been, the best offricnds.
He seemed proud of her talents, and I'M
derstood that she could not immune her.
self at so uncongenial place as Harper S
Ferry. Mrs. Ames is hard worker
Without any help from her husband she
for years has supported herself, both of
her parents, and educated young sister.
Mr.. Ames was clergyman when she, ut
al early age, married him. Since the
war Mr.. Ames has had a perfect infatu-
alton for investing money at Harper :
Ferry. He even sold a fine residence
in a fashionable quarter of New
York city, and put the proceeds
IN warehouses at the Ferry. Be-
fore the houses were rented
the great freshet tloated them down
the Shenandoah river. Still he goes on
buying and building. Mrs. Ames tried
for two years to live there, but her life
was intoerable. Report says that Mr..
Ames has found Il lady at the Ferry who
likes the place, and that he obtained the
divorce so that he could marry again.
II is more unfortunate for her than for
him, as divorce always leaves some
thing Ola blight upon the wOman.-
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