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New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
N1Y1L INTELLIGhNCE
ruE JUytATA AND DICTATOR Ar NoGTOIG--hrrNn5
Ar THAT STATION.
lBY TELEGRAPH I'd Tng TEmUVg.i


AT THAT STATION.
fBY TELEGRAPH TD THG THlRUNgi
NORFOLK, Feb. 7.-Thc ir0n-eEd Dictator
arrived Ut tho Yard This afternoon at O'clock aud tue
steam soOpOW1r JJHIata reacGod the naval anchorage
early this morning. They lefl NswYor, Oh Wcdnc day.
bound l0g Key West, and rcacacd Hampton Roads on
Fliay. They viii probably remain at this station until
Tuesday tho Dictator viii require some repairs. An
agn or lover for raising her plates has beeu
broken, and VIII have 10 De replaced here she also
qIrcs packing around her lurrot. She VIII tako
on coal and quantity Of stores before leaving. Tao
JGnata, which conveys tho Dictator, WAS or1cud 10
Grccland last spsiuG in search OF tho P0lIris and e
Gently SIZE conveyed the survivors Of tho Vsnus from
the West indies 10 Ncw-Yof6.
ThC steamer Gettysburg lett here at $50 O'Clock to-
day Blia draft OF 81 sailor. Tor Warrington The rc-
pains on tie POYhGJan nearly flushed and sho w!i
probably sail for the Delaware B.oaEwat Oh Monday
afternoon. The repairs 10 the steamer F.cc have been
completed, aud sho s now coun-. IL Bcxpectcd she
win Go large number OF distinguished persons 20 tie
T0ltucas TO wtuoss the naval drill. Tio sdipNrights
.ra at Uol on tho GacDa and the new blJCp 'i-Ndr.
Eighteen workmcn were discharged from the depart
meuts OF steam engineering to-day Tho demand Tor
Goa, from the station last week was 7l5 tons.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
mr. STiTE OF IE1DR
nAyAgA wegNIN MARNkr.

Utv,,s Fb r. 7-y o,ca Jiu tai c'.s-t ,elfs - I,
l2tS,15rlj e.s g 1lfo,T H't IS too p. ~ n - ,
As.. 100 iOf Alsc3 sdo 5ugn. ll4iif tfH TO
1r 90 C.mo1, l-~l- rs To- TAR 10 Good ftlI D. 0
QlJ5l reals 0 .)r grades. EfsHlIse f s
and hatlaSi $1,000 5000 Oh - Hs oi
week, 4S5OD LoIes AID 1000 hhe agtud arrs ,le r~-s
l0Nll b. Re md DiI1 l.s i' iilt ID 90 boa fI ID.
l"ls to tle Uaiei ot'ir. ao@se IN M trmi taros saf
coysO 6e1h reals v bacon lu. lig' alye salf.s
AmedHs sGtd -fl = gqusl: Gohe7 S7JasGl. Van d. I,
- 500 t2j y hims-Ameca Ca-ci 1-t 80 "a
CSii 30 = ilt-L Lln be- LIrttu-aai kfgs .Zt TO- s
es dnl sj bJ IaloE boz 'f % - o. ttl ~ ggs
tel Wax nominal, yellow, rib fvUle VII ssLn tI uf.T
m fair deaand IN 4 .alpa Oiaas Gro. &ss S..,
h1n Ce o. urgssr a. o. nab y g.Ial. krpy ll..s :.
quiet So Lumber qui,i, so q Who FHU o. \
'r rh F.u- Saoaa i.9E aI, - iCaiC1 gsi, ea.' ir.
Lead SEoo.s, .ac AZ - !s real 'tJf. l" .ll -
- reals loaPs-Long Shayei. slA t tioO@eii5 y A.
ticglu glst E.c4.ass .,iFe.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
OBITGfRi
JAMES W. GERARD.


James W. Gerard died on SATURDAY rvcnir :,
At lis residence No. II Gramcrcypac., 80 tine n@ '
go He was descended from Preach Hu-uenots N-"
cmoated To Scotland after the UCaouo "a ihe tuci O.
Nantes Before the reyOlutionlry War ms parents le
moved 70 Tins city, whore NJ Gerard was born IL sC
ceired his elementary education IN tie best private
school, OF Tins city, and was Graduat.d with honor from
Columbia College being third IN his class. Hc T.s cs,'I
nlshed for hi, close application - study H. began c
stdv of l,yyin the office OF George Crdu t0dir ic-
her OF The bar and cnredupon practice viii Set quite
vouug III. professional abilities AMI hl social quJ
ties soon gave him leading pohtion m bis profession
aud the high esteem OF bis 0s-,ddcs. among whom
were ogden Hoffman, Hiram Ketlsu,, Hhgh Maxwell
and othcs who atterwaEio became well known Is aolo
lawyers. Du.ing long a1l s,ful practice % las,
Mr. Gerard did an that any cOull do 90 eloyato
fle standard Of the profession. Ia Iuu "a
Itspunaiuitics sud d.gWN of is calling. Ia
nc retired from practices asa OF lhai occasion
plliiC ulul Ict Nl- given Au go DtilpuCUa az WiAth
GOV. hoffman, ChictJusuce Hunt Nm. ~ ENafts,
tpJae hlgh terms Ut h9 Dulfactor and p.o a,nhti
ABILITY. mir. Gtracdu private hic Is said 10 nave po"H
IN admirable kcelln. va t0t size OF biH NDdi"It1 90
posed 10 plb,o Vca. At early age ho ii.ticd "
fOuI children, tUO ut whom eou ana 0ibt ti''t i'
now uVug. Hts wife dicd ucuut eight S.'s ~:
Iu may be considered tAo tpuu.,r 90 tne Iip"HN oi
Refuge as tt Was bullt UiluiY tttJt-h no lA v' ~ 80
chaI.C cr and onlCicuCY oi tla Iuat1 tlt1 ga ~ "
Nero grelth Improved ~ h- thlttt hii 'S ~ W.
IDAua no vas im.io SOD by tAc Ordcy aPFeI''V vt
LAk UliT dun tto iufiart. th t' Qf NJ
hy to,r un,ot,n aud O hlt reclaim ua pNssDA oa -
Ntra lB .ty Instrumental - cldsi"@ no u'""'i'
\ :, % aaJ-s01 lrls. tlu'. IL 20 wa ~ 4eA "i'.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Confined from gir-t Pngr.

ami Mcclure men are held every night. AT a Slokley
meeting tonight letter read from Henry {. Lea, "a
Reiormcr TO whom invitation had been extended TO
serve as of the officers OF the meetng. Mr.. Lea
says:
The Interest Of the centerS In the nnyoIalty
ana had X iOrm candidate been hcpbln the btd i"r
that Ufi"o. he would have commanded my warmes su,-
port. Tie tOGtest has been narrowed 10 eh0ler NJ
tween Mr. ctnklcy ana MI Mcclure, add as A. -tuiWrf
L cannot hesitate IN expressing mN preference Tor
the former gentleman. for whose nomination We are h
Wise responsible rather than tnat 81 the h't'i,
Who has cnleayOrCd TO climb htO power over ov'
shoulders,
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

GOYEBNllENf,
TIL cUrrrr.E o. Im PEOPLE Al I.F PRESIDENTS
Acuos-urg PROTEST AGAINST A>y CuiSGE
~ ErrruJCtN NEWSPAPER, orINtoN.
The City OF Denver, Col, was thrown into
rIt excitement o. rdcsiay of last week by dispatches
from Washington announcing ttat GOV :. H. Ebert
Secretary Frank Hall, and Srrv'y'r-G .p,rd Lra'ie
were &. Doe removed from their respective oiccs, and
that cN-G,y. EINia Il. MoCOak, John W. JraHus Of
Vrzu.l. anl T. b. Sciriglt ot P'un.Nlgtnla htl been
nominated b the President to -reeri them. tA' news
seems 10 hgyo been totally unexpected, aud
was spoken Of by some persons rs an "t''-
deuce Of troachery to the people" at who's"
request The present Territorial Government was mp
pointed about yearago The Governor, ~ an inter
view with reporter OF The DlHreT AerS, said his h-t
iunatiuu Of the change dispatch from Delegate
Jerome b Chahee, who announced the nominations and
said he wOlI resign If nc failed 10 defeat their conrma-
zion by Inc senate Toe other officers Visited, bnt
mono could I,c ANY reason for the chlnge. In the
oycaia- % mas. meeting w1s h-li. at wnct speeches
were made ~ AN sides OF the quo t"n Ihr general
feeling seemed go lt iu favor O Gov. E',tt Some few
persons spoke ftvOribly of cVGpy Hccooh. nut none
OF them -ai word against tlc character Or
honesty Of the psrs"nt executive \ full eN-
pres ION OF the sentiments ot the people,
however was not obtained, oVlA TO d1r 'r,e d turb-
anccs by n small number OF rher dsrrdcrly con
duc made IL necessary 70 adjourn th' meeting before
the resolutions protesting Hgin>t tc uoIlt0u' Co.i
be acted up'1. An Informal c.tiuS OF majority oi
both branches OF the Legislature also held. and
committee appointed 10 draft pr 81 against the pro
posed chlu-c in The Government. the substance oi
that protest and tAs action OF prominent o,Hans, WAS
published ir ThursiaJ's THD.NE. ire De"rcr AtTs
(,duinstrstonJ in commenting upon luc nominations
saNs:
Tnc action ~ President Grant canuot b' too strongly
couogrllgH too tmphaiic1i,y dcu0It cti. ~ - an
oi,st on i- Il, l,a.l,n 9a.A %l , M iicl ,' c,iiro
p. ol ~ I,IFii'Iy; r. : @ & %, nm ,,f r,Is
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
LATEST SNiP NAH'S.
rfoy oiarr shin gecs see Sscond re7.l

ARRIVED. Sunday, Feb =
steam hp Ausiris El i!eiier GioS J.a -. sni Aa's
Soinsp lit hsaesi A,ro.s VIA mice sni p' - pb DO
s.anshp Oh Dlmllion walker Iripopi Ctg Poat -i y,,s
With AMI pass q ui .jou'rou Sirau-f'p Co.
steamship b. G. hngt johnson beoHetsn g., sal Acne
dr1, aitl ul.s. and .iT. tpJ. 4. kau'u.
SornbP Gen aue Clesnan' siystrlA Feb B. sh Mis- ''s
Se'Sa,np Gessa c.Ose, cLie,ou P5 :. vL n..
Sr,alfp Gc5rse CioraeU CnFi,.J. Sea oiss 10 D.. 80
1lsa F5nu.e tl,o Boston Pr,. : fn b,fist
Csrofs iGrr Strcker Bremen t' cs wi'h '"gt '.-t
Lsra tHuaa l'i ~ AAsaWt D. bt haAe', baH'F 10 L'
G's Norge Nerl J,heanesas roalsa t1 l..a. :. aa.,
Schr. Alp Lela O fr'lncoahl At4,ns. t,aer p. y
day. with oranges
shis Toon.' Das'n .of ie-'or' 5ara Ar'-1oi @ g. ID
W4SD-slGs-t isa,. n. w.; clear
DOMESTIC POGrs.
BpFrOv rb 7.-A4iv. steamship 4 ron sar.-rfh. fnt
Qnsco Mat-8a EseF 81 aLch5r ia Po,us ,ofn iJf "a
Grace Lothro1, lrom GouaTe+
NE-torE; VIM Whi-eu ga phIeYHs nrir' Ron -Ir'1.'hs
O-t'TOrs from Ncr-iolli Henry J. Cav, on iaff pha. u' a.
roo sl.osLo; SER Psr No. ,.o,s sig. "a 1000 -
mouth or!co, ,chr. Lee nricr. Bo,oui BoIo
Ncsagel. Beoa. DtlA OP ella a. Hle, or Mofelr,i bHgs
rom Neg.l orgi scl.. 81 al. ils6 from c.Ii-1ss
(pAEsTos 3 g. ttj S-Aryri. sjet.u0 S0ah Ca,hns fps
SsaloA. 5dg IiIpei @ nom Liverpool of .e port s'la.,
Aic 2I brs:; .s Lucy Aan .'' Bos'oa ia G4si''' -
sAyassiG Fe. Stear.i sclr G Par fof Ro,ton s,-,
steamships SALVADOR sui 1ou.onr5. hf stcfi 4 y" iL
i5r Ph "a e7ha Ssrtgiss1. EIm1ri .saia9s o % 'ht
Sole5.et i5r rroylcr brk isaho , ier s,l- s. D. rs".
fo p. .lalCiYpi.. tu ARRIVAL. rp.lhrnt q Is bio
SssOnLKASs Fe5 g. luyci . uc F..so. aHshp Geos.
la L,rrFo1L navi. stu,ip At~ or .s AL 30
....rp.; say Merchant: bs,.s 81, P..oy all grsslh
FO8EIJS POEr>.
pr1uolrr gsr Ye, s-Ts, E,yc s .,aalp Bsrif 'shs.
fro.- -os-l.rA 90. Bl.a,H, aT.iYoi hll, '1dsJ
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

si0n 10 the tue part Of lhe ro'cemen ,"I
tno public press. For many years par poiaI! nts
been identified win the public school i"tIe5- OF w
cy and bas rendered Dncient eerNce ~ i1spotp 81
puDlc schools. 10 ambitious for no pnbbe obo'
except such would ad him IN c1rryin(Ou his pf0eof
FOR thc puDc good and, thOIgh ODred al Olo tmh -
nominaion for Congress AMI M her hat Tor iudss
Of the superior Court. hc declined both, rofas,z % -
lnqui-h his profc ssipn.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
rLsNENnEHS ArRLVEn.

FtoN GIisGOH-N sD5af'i9 .tu'irf'ii Tb 3 Oliver 'r'>
james lUId4h.tr
FROM SAVANNA tH-Ht teSf,stD G,l Brrn,s P-b 3-Ir. .
g. brown, Mrs L. tOtuaB. Hr =. a. ly fA,mss H. Poe
Haoi iicn mr5 ~ t3.r 4 A. lnsrh.M. 4 3 lIe D. ns.
o Allen John Rose j. Ros" a. e. Wlnrv. w. t8srr J ..
Ruiay g. r. G !. g. had. Joaa Hs slsula as. go
-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
WASHINGTON.


vestigaton Will Je long and tedious one. and that
large number Oi Witnesses ali DO sItluOned 0h eacb
afto
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
Suecla! Aollrcs

Iiqldere " Ncw-Jersey soatsora Eb.i Fis'k"ks
Bonds JrsTtu. "A lr'UEs wtl 4 ifls. 90 i.s-.oll
or l,tasl p.esep. rusd L osFftni nins. '-' '- ~ h. "a
X ~ ....t...,-, =, A.. u L.GlaIUs JUlihauas
-" ~ al Iesf 81 ~ f.r.h ltrfs Coz a'.t se
~. yisse' .stfeF.see. .h '
THO Trisaus hrpnrts tof i7|f'
NOW ERijf
,o. -.te rg A.. vrv.nstfrrt Ass AZ
INA Fs4B4hs y,l l.vh
PFC. 20 81; ~ Si
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09
TIE sIA,LEsE TWINs.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Drs. Pdncoast, Al'on
and Audrtvs with The bodies Of the samose twins, ar
rived here Friday morning Tho bodies are conllheu IN
metallic case. securely fastened. On Monday the pro-
cess Of Gb,ing the bodies will Dc carried out, So as
toasme the cG cti pormoatng Of all Ire tissues Dclofe
the autopsy Tue body OF Chang, who was PaIayIed
On his usht SIDE dCccmposcd than that oi Ing
though both arc IA t1icrabiy good state OF prosef'a
tom. II 8, piobl5e that the aut0py viii be begun TO-
uorroW in the eacr Of tho College Of PhJ Sic"n-' uu'
Tie results obtained Wii not Do uade iu1Hc uh'h Ut
iaaeoa.. has ilme TO prepare iu.' "'" s''e"D1' TO-
port
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

\ arowel diuncr to the Rev. DE-. Miner,
Fir-a NJ OF Iui Coneg. previous 10 np p'Tiufe Tor
california. was given M Boston on fHiIy evening
Among l.r'c ir1.cit were GOV WaahpIrt d.. Ecuati u
nl. BROOKE.
The prospect Of ever completing the monn-
mont Go 5r"I.n A. Do.Hla, b,s 5.an been dlnmcd.
Tue Cmmii.nc on Appropriations ~ tre nIu0I Legs.
ltiITo Ht1 Trf 'rr 70 WiiuOdt GeUDIuur Itt.u iHF ul
gpaDpitIul sA>oJ .or ls pIp1.e. AMI q. 90 .4y1sti
d. Iur.Je. .tlJa % %. Jc t41el
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

Thousands al RupiuFai one. haze is.1 r-rr'a'so,
Ur-He al $3.50, ph4 f4A ftf - -
49, "a. tle comfortable Eil,r., IKs 6'5 Bp1iaA, "a 10 1
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

PRINTING CLOTgs IA2KI-
PfogfprEcy P O. P.h 8-pf.m- C'p.., n ..if f.rt
vc1. n-, oi srsk j-DJO peces ,t 0i ,Jr ,"sj' -
I.. IL.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

Exports nad Imports of Initcd -flrs, ~ m 80 l''r>
g.rGI., I Gold I'D H lsl r 10. 1" 80
usx AiaANAC lot 1874 fucs 20 crnt-
New-York tribune., 1874-02-09

sl1li 10 oisal urif, to. .i % f q is ..
le Cope. i9sfAir - "'e p"'' no '"' -
-rtr.
, 1874-04-15

Withdrawn from storo on yoatorday for city
consumption: 3d33 bu wheat, 10,338 bu corn,
1.3A0 bu oats, APO bu barley.
The following grain haa boan inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 50 cars
wheat, 6a cars corn, 0,300 bu high mixed do, and
1l,900 bu No. do by canal cars oats, cur rye,
8 cars barley. Total (la2 cars) 64.000 bu. In
Apoctol out. "a, 192 lu wheat; ,l73 bu corn /;
10000 bn oats 6,12G Du barley.
A case was reported to-aay, in which car
load OF barley WIS draw, from atoro as No. O.
aud ordoroa hack aftor having boon loatel into
tho car. II WAS roinspccted into store az No. O.
aud tho owner protested, claiming that it should
10 received Us No. 2. Tho Committee OH APP
peals from Grain Inspection has not yet sat upon
tho Case.
There was Homo talk to-day about chartering q
vossel to procooA direct to Liverpool with corn
ut :t)o in gold per hu.
Tho torn OF wintor-storago on grain oxpiroB
to-morrow (WosncstIay.
The loading produce ulavkets wero only mnlar-
atc!y act!vo to-day, with loBA rogulaMty in feel.
luz. Grain gonotally oponed strung, but foil oT
III intorost In tho tattor pnrt Of tho sonnon under
tho INFLUENCE OF fluer, Wnr1uor #eataor, with few
outside orders to buy. Tho day WINS ono OF tho
least satisfactory to nil classes that has boon
known in soyor4l weeks, tho trading bens Chief
ly local The shipping movement Continues act-
iyo by rail aud weak by water.
Tho dsy-gonds market was without change in
any important particular. Steadily fair activity
, 1874-04-15
CHICAGO DAILY MAREET.

TUESDAY EvEsrsa, April II.
Acknowledgement about q owing to an advance
Of lighntncs. Quotable at 81 .ss9l Luz.
BEANs-Met with light retail denland very
eloee offerings bringing outside prices: &aYlcs.
nt-pelet, per bn, s22o02ao; mediums, do. sl75G9
DAddlNa-Tho situation of this market hna not
changed In any essential particular alneo tho dato Of
time to meet with Il very fair demunl and remain
steady and hsn, ~ previously luoled but ~ otl!sr @
Ws noto reduction Of 10 IN burlaps and % IN wool
sacks aud quote follows; Stark, Jlu; Ludlow a,
ss osf mss oseS t. ss 1issap Srse p, q Sssfas Sa I
1po gunges, single, 17@1s do DOUBLE 272sc; wool
DNbOM COnN-pealcrB report n slight improve
meut IN the local rotn dcnaa within tho past day
two. Manufacturers ssae that tho denaud fur brooma
Ulo!ee aurl. ee9sGc do extra 9o corn that will work
sf !s sooa is u ss ier
BurTER-In this market there has hcen only
sntal volume Of business during tho lnst Weck, buy
t % ssnssn sSpR 1ssa9o hs ts
actual una immediate requirements. ll1a llaa allowed
Of accumulation nf stock, and has developed
reeedeA 2Sau per Ii Oh nll grades. loll Inns alfere
1nost. however, the approach OF warm weather tWki's
Fseelysra apaioa M TO- realize a1 oaoy M @ n"
prices: Choice to fancy yel!ow 5HGS38c; ne!linm to
pooa gratloy, ao@33c; inferior to eonmon 2oaa2so;
OuEEsE-Tho cheese market .ren,aina quet ut
firm aud unchanged prices. uut lttto primo cheese
re.nuns ~ tie hands Of johbora and tiat little y
hold ut fnt prices. we repeat our quotations 0! week
ngo, III follows: New York factory, nild, l7@18o; I;
(ho and Weascrn f4cory, TO- 1dal7o; lower grades,
10@15c.
GOAL-rrtccB continue unsettled and irregular.
Gully in sn,atl way aro tue quoted priced being rca
ixed, llbtr.l orsrs hoing ,tllled ut u greater or
iesa coucesaio1'. Wo mneo n9 change ~ r. tnI 1.ls
l0oo Is,iisyva,a Ca1,ul, saauaau 10; lnliann Ua1-
nel, $3.50; Eria md Wnlnnt Iiill, 1850; DrookA,
$dd0 H!ossburg, $a60@90l; Kirkland Erate, s7.o0
llurling VniIey, $11 Inltana block. $500; Ainonk,
s5.bo; Wilmington, WIZ 80; naxeay. ssooi ,., ,u,
aud tIul, whisky a1, ollr narvela arc steady und IN
moderate lr,uand. Wo quota: Pork barros, fl.oaGs
LIE whisky harrels, lard torccs 81 AUG
oaa200 10, hn ekcd, f4o.oua2soD; ticrco atayes,
r1gl, *o2 bucked o. saved, 81. 10
wltskY sta,ta4 rough, &sG.QQ29.Vo dobupled. f9.90
, 1874-04-15

bGAA AV:Vo N9-"1ou
Wheat was active, but weak though averaging
51{D5Go higher than yesterday. Liverpool wAs
carly reported stronger, which wn6 undoubtedly
consequence Of 6mallor receipts OIL tho other
Bido; but tho advance was not 30 great as was
expected hero, anil it was oyidont TINT several
holders camo prepared to sell on the upward
turn OF yesterday. THIS caused weakness eapo-
cially aB thoro was q plentiful laok OF buying
orders from tue East and from Enropo. Our
receipts wero aga'n ratllor light, nna wora con-
Western nows ID to tic oirect Tint tic Missiaslp-
pi River "iB full Of whoat;" hence it waB antio-
ipntea that wo shall soon wituess large is,-
crease In receipts, and tho weather promised
woll for the next crop, tho aocdiug FOR which
ia understood to be already. we'll undor
el2726, advanced 10 3l.2716, rocoded to $1.2GHs,
improved to 9l.27, and closed castor at $1.201ll.
Seller June sold 1t (@1.2sH, closing at
9l,275s. sollor tho month, or rogainr No. q
spring, sold ct s1.23l4@1.aI111, c1osing ut The
tnhto' = q Strictly fresh receipts Of 90 eloaea at
regular TO strictly frosh. No. spring closed at
about 71.20, aud rejected do at s1.l1, 10th OIL
20 storage. Northwestern whoat was in m,luh
better demand hy sllppera, aud WAS relatively
T., and No. Of 26pao, according to location. In
tho Northwestern elevator, No. cloHosl ut al, "a
for current rceoiptH and No. al 81 .2l for regular
Cash salea wore repurtcd Of z, 400 bu No i a1sne,
strictly ffeHl.. at sl.2yl go ~ Do at ii 25
i:2o Ssao g. No. ypr,s, stS stscty Hy frea re t.
ut 81 .2B14 .4AoN bu do al ii AK; 2,O06 In b ID
Ut 81 90; s,ooo hu, cargo (froo on board) al
sl.27; 1000 ~ do. regular, Mt e1.24gg4; $1,000
bu tlo at #l.2l; 5.0u0 bn do ut S1.2JN 5000 b.,
do ut. et II 1.aS56, 1a.aoa hu No. 3 hprfing Ut
Sl.20N; 9D0 bu rejected spring, strictly frosh,
at 81 II; 2,O00 bu No. Northwestern strictly
treaA IN. ". E'1 At sl.9ai 1000 hu No. Noith-
, 1874-04-15


WosioFn, aerietiy 1roah 1N. WI at Sl'27; l,2oo
~ ~ I" Ius ~ u ~ rl'*oS1 1 2poo ba ao' rogmiar'
I'm, -, H. y, 9i.1S1 "a G}o ~ ao As Siaa19
o'oo1 nm w ny 6,D IN uo NJ H1,za1l
o,9Uat VI ao =, az Tl' IVY bn 40, Wlntef fe"
eotl,,n. tPan, y. go "t.A2N. Iota'. 5,0u0 n1'
,opor r" +,," mnH iess aeiiVo nnd weal Closing ~
In h,rhcr ians tn,, oVo.g. 5houen IyornGs 1s sa
quo aa1n p 0gd gsi por aso lbs higher and New aosk
eni,a mn ,sora ma'n lair export demand nt nua re-,
msin iaiRor. @ wheat Was Weak, cGIn
sa"ta fnr WIN IT, Ihero wa not tI'1oI 10,
n rca,iyn ~, nna an oSluoht ulsloe't1rb, tr'a
ancomoiivo I,, saa aoss, MN aSw @ naa ~,
nr vtl, H. !Hnry ayay wa iar cary, ps son te ta
rosnont ny ny Fenx ot warmer Meatcr ,nt Ina e
Hoinra ,rora w. laYorap1e aoason i .nf psa1't,s ~,
t.oH1f w "nem nao1 thore was considerable an1o 1co
;ioo1,nn1 to az1 souer may olon9M GH, ~ o.ui @
rocodn5 ~ au7aiiGoa ne ~ g5aAo' hu
T ',i ~ - onEH o1UsAtlE ~ &tgoo2Ye' suot
ao'or 1U ~ ~ su}apbo1ao Closing at LUG lnbao ao
mi atrinp1r ~ frna, or lGgar go closGn r. o
ntI<n ~ Nc3,, M 'eSollia - a, ~ III ~
nt ", w. ,,o elohca o. WAY, o1 aoro.ou
,s oi as.a. uow uo a. 9eo; ~ ~ ~ h1otse;
agH -, u,uoo ~ ~ stIGsy naa lIosn ~ o12u
H., IN rn9,or " Ivy 1dn ~ H.. ~ ~ ~
ao liz n ~ 1s no oeSan o.o9o @ on ~ noo ss n;
H. IL ~ rinI o"0 ON iuo " ~ ~" ~ u1e i,'ou
CfHn 1 11H - aoo " seleo.o1, aiic1ts 'isSa u.
X ii H., Io u ~ c M'fs c6e 6eIuSa, ~, ~ o.
.Dnat rn.a GM r ~ wv o'oo' u" 1o' Nv o'ao'
% nata trorn ,nro vy.ooo . ". o,a .ro, stpo,,a,a
9ol'g sag n Eoou demand, both ior present u and
,,asa i, Ma,s WI. IT, WIN kleasgt nl' III,
t,.n one ~ r. ~ ~" aua n III colsGluolce y ial1
si s ". .n N.tu lllnie llno!n1 snipmGnt4
a,o6tao ~ sa}i;.;y WIS " ~ tnE enGr na yu' Mn'on
i;ni,ns XII, noi',b ~ 5o1 eo' ninS wna
, 1874-04-15

reconta md falling n In tho ,1emant1 THO stocks
in atoro ara quiio lnT9c, n many vcrs not Ills
noaeI to buy oyon at concossoH being literally sup
Piled Don,rrago has been rn1d In aomo inasanccH,
II IN said. Peaclibowa wcso Iii better deInatll today
at tho recent ttucno, but other lots wore allow. Wo
ieia. o5c9si.oo; pcactn1nwa ii cnrleta, $1o5@i.lo
ellvored carly roae $j00 mixed and common 1os.
8oc$i0 90 delivered Hwcct potatoes, yellow, $4,000
G.6O; do. rcd, $500 per ht,.
P0ULTRY--TLe nurp1y has agajn hcon light, md
barely stctent to ratsfy tho fnl(y wats Of tho locnl
trade. Ttiid nppiIos moro particularly to turkeys,
Willie 1.-Two chickens favo been In fnit alpp1y, and arc
shade caslor ut Tho nolncnt. Dressed poultry, when
cloro sells more reality than live though, owing TO
quote: TurioyRt choice dressed, 1131B8o; do, live,
t2@l3Nc; eliskons, d,esael, 34.0oaa.ba; dp, III
cools, s30oa40o; dueka $9.50eS3.75 geesc. *lo0es
c.o0; Wild dncla, si.25@4. 30 per doz.
.vs and clioco sued generally brought f prces Tut
common Timothy, which Ia ai,nt.aat waa dull and
easior. hungarian wna moro nctivo and caaior under
advance. Flax rernana nutot To-day soola Sorn
1ot and caRy, except worry choice snnpea md milot,
Timothy IA 1iiuted Ut $9OOGa915; primo, s955(@1G0
fancy, 81 8S clover, f5.GUe35 8u nlammo,h fGiO<a
020: uunHArlnnt GuGe7uo tnet, 65{A15c 1AI, $2lU
Gs2.12h for crushing md e2ap for sowing Bacs to-
rio rS % baas DO It sa5s Il t's bags Il ss
SO bugs good nt $244 1D4 baga at GAO; 50 bays at
SASS ~ bags ut $3.50 70 bugs at s2.70; 40 bags
s.. 80: 10 ings mammoth NJ 20; good Hun
garan ut GO bags 40 1T 0ooi 100 bugs choicc
1nflet at 100 % aBn nt a bugs poor do at CSC
1 baKa RowinG fAx At S2.30 ~ baJa Mt $3.90.
BALT-TA0 market is worry hieady aEl moderately
actiye StoslEs aro ample We q1loto Onordaga md
, 1874-04-15

CHICAGO.

CATrLE-1n comparison with ycatorJay, to-day's
aalca le very respectable aggregate, but tho larger
yonulo Ut business onfy accomplished at tho Sac
riAco nf prlces the reported Shlcs clearly showing
Undesirable lots not aalahlo even at tho al'ovo
decline, and In ot fow instances really good drovea
wcro parted with ut Erctor sacrifice, bat theAyGr-
a4o decllna did not exceed tho atopo lgurts. Tho
present depression IL casiy accounted tor Tie fAc
Tint tho principal Eastern markets. are oil from
x to c taken III connection with the lloaY, reccipts
aud the by means desirable quality Of tho bulk Of
the stock offered for salu, 1eaVea no Chanco
for surprise ut lie nufayBrahle turn OF affairs
In cate markct. Tho p4tnbor lh sAle to-dny ox
changed hans, Illus leaving so'newhera ln the no'gh-
borhUod OF 0l0 atill In tho yards awaiting buyers
There were Hsvolal rstclaaa droyes among the oer-
ings but IN no instance was OVER $0!6 paid whifo
with perhaps llalf-dozcn exceptions, tlI1ro Was
trdng at over S1.75. Moo llolmcs sold Katz Ii sx-
Tholpsot, CO. sotl ssanbers "a extra STEERS AYor-
aging l35a iba at ST.. .2O-hut tho purcases of ship
lers principally at $5o0@5.So fur medium to
good smooth. el-masurea Steers, averaging from
1150 1350 lbs. Other prominent ssles were l5 aver
xDD-hy H. srahoru Uo. Tpxaa cattle sold at $3.50
| 1L1,Gs,-the oHts!du an e1trc1no figure.
ltcrOEta thus fur received concerning thu ToxGH cat
tlo trade far thu seaa0n Of 1874 about oielng,
have been rather favorable. Tho puHt wintor waa
tlrolGh i'll oxcelent condition. WLilo II IL eats to
conclude that tim "drise" will nat he Us large ii.
Botuo pAst eeas0ns, I'LL reports concur III Stating that
thu calto will 10 greatly auperlor in point Of qnllty
to toso sent forward ~ any previous aoaso. That
bottor prices will prevail generally conueel and, all
| " rathes encouraging. Tho market closed weak.
| QUOTATIONS..
| Extra Deevcs-GEalcd stoqrs, averaging 400
0s aaU sV.svtaVs21