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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20

Needed, and the world is slow to reform
If health fails, as it most assaseay will.
90 to Florida go 10 California go to
Earope and, hnally to the grave.
All but the last are fashionable resorts
tho last an unavoidable one.
Yes, these things are fashionable, aud
that is enough. It is fashionable to be
afhicted--ii is fashionable not neces.
sary--to have dyspepsia; it is lsshiOna-
bic to have heart disease, liver com.
plant aud consumption, and it is equal.
y fashionable to be constantly com.
planning Of something good or evil.
Every intelligent man aud woman 10 all
Christendom knows full we'll that there
Is primary cause for neatly all these
Ills, AMI knows full well that they might
have Ueen avoided. These are pbysio.
logical, rs well as philosophical facts.
The conclusion of the whole matter
is this: II you would make yourself
sick, uahappy--yea, miserable, indulge
IN such practices as are sure to secure
the end desired. They are well known
to all. II you would enjoy health Of
body, peace Of mind. happiness Of soul,
obey the laws Of health, lie and sound
morality. Aud no intelligent human
icing need plead ignorance Of any Of
them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20

TlE subject Of prison diclplinc is be.
ins pretty thoroughly discussed by the
leading journals 10 the country. It IS
generally conceded that a reform is nee
esslry, and that our prisons should be
made 10 elevate rather than debase the
unfortunate. This is a delicate subject,
aud should be discussed dispassionately,
logically and philosophically. The
mial should not be led asuay by alb.
stract theory, nor should sympathy be
aroused at the peril Of justice. Neither
should any feelings Of revenge be toler.
ated, or in any way allowed to interfer,
with the final disposition Of the subject
While We certainly hope for a better pril
on discipline, and that at an early day
we think the best place to improve sociC
" is outside Of tho prisons. Will
somc skulls may be imperyious to an
thing but a club, others may be pene
trated with good logic. Let the latte
operate where and when 1t is possible
SO also in prisons, lot the golden rul
supplaut the iron one, 50 far as pract
| cable, -
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Unequal Taxation.

That great inequalities exist 10 taxa
tion, both 90 personal property and real
estate, no one will for moment doubt.
But, the greatest disparity or inequality
exists in the tax.tion Of personal prop
erty Real estate ~ visible to all and
no good reason exists why il should not
be valued aud consequently taxed, at
tolerably even rate Ia this state, how.
ever, the grand difficulty lies ia under.
yalaing portions Of it, aud especially
the improved portions l. cannot sue
cesstnliy b. deuiei that large amount
Of poor land Is assessed for more than it
can be sold il put upon the market,
while improyel properly is often assess.
Cd at les; taan one.ioulth its actual
easA value. These facts we believe are
l. patent u al
w lea We come To personal property
We fad more diihtlliy IN resrnIug IL
IS we'll as some fault in its valuation.
Every thing visible, ike horses cattle,
machinery, etc, can be rcashel, aud ITS
real, as well as its relative value, easily
determine The same may be SAID Of
merchandise, taJIgh it may we'll be
doubted whether our assessors take as
much p4ias ia regard 70 business meu
and mechanics as they d. with the lar.
mers
Bot wiieu yu como 10 casa, bonds
notes aud o.hef representatives Of, and
,courities for money, there is no such
thing as Obtaining reliable information
from actual observation. Hence great
inequalities mus; necessarily exist.
. Nov just what the proper remedies
may be Tor these existing evils we do
not pretend to say, bat va have always
been Of the opinion that the RESPONSE
bility, ia the main, is with the assess.
ors The assessment laws Of this state
are well enough, SO far as they go, if
properly executed No human law can
enforce itself, nor is it Of auy account
unless observed By the officers whose
duty it may be To enforce it. Thus fact
must be apparent to all. II is not more
legislation that we need, out less.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20
HIGHWAY Notice.

Application having been, on the Goth
day Of December 1873, made 10 the County
Board Of Supervisors OF the County Of
Pierce, by sixteen feeho.ders Of The town
Of Ilartlaud also sixteen ireehoiders Of The
town Of Salem, aud sixteen freeholders Of
the town Of Maiden Rock, 70 lay out, sur
veg and establish q highway extending
through or into three towns in said county
as follows, to wit; Commencing in The ola
Seeley road hear the south east corner Of
section enc 10 tue town Of Hartland, a. euce
running south on the line between Hart
land aud Salem, to the south east corner
or near thereto. Of section twenty-four f2D
OF the town Of iiartland; thence southeast
erly across section thirty 800 and into the
southeast quarter dissection thirty-two 1927
m the town Of Salem; thence south into
section five ,6) town Of Maiden Rock; thence
eastcrly into the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton four thence south through the south
west quarter Of section four and through
the northwest q1arter Of section nine t91
and into the southwest quarter Of said sec
lion nine l9) IN said town; thence easterly
across Rush River into the southeast quar-
ter Of said section nine iuterseoiing the
highway leading "a the village Of Maiden
Rock
Notice Is therefore hereby given that We
the undersigned Com. on Roads will meet Al
the house l.. Buckmastsr ia the town Of
Iiariland, county Of Pierce, on the lOlh
day Of February 1874, a. 100 clock A. ". 10
decide Of said application.
Dated this 3ist Jay OF December 1873.
d. NJ. LusE,
Wa. SfLKw0RTH, Com.
gAMuFL STATION,
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TO. enc Poor Tsunalo.

y bloodthirsty number of the sons OF
Sam" not having had an opportunity
during the past five or six years 10 par.
ticlpate in war az home or abroad in
which to crafty the destructive organ,
and having the implement aud means to
kill az command, have made most wan.
ton havoc among the buffalo along THE
new western railways. Ow ng
probably to hard times in the West,
springing from various causes the butch.
cry has been renewed, and has increased
to gigantic proportions.
A well posted writer on the sub.
jeet, says: with an ARMY Of 1000
men, armed with all The modern appli-
ances for rapid staying, IN the field,
some of them pleading guilty to the
slaughter Of 1000 head, 1t is not at ell
surprising that the carclsses of the bison
have fallen in the wilderness By millions,
and that their hides are only worth from
% cents TO 81. Horns, bones aud mea,
being left to fertilixe the prairie; % cents
i, the commercial value Of the buffilo
in 1874" We have reason to believe,
that, owing to the inroads of civilization,
the great influx ofthe Indians farther
west, circumscribiug their hunting
grounds, sud with all the increased de-
mand for robes. the poor buffalo will,
at a period not far distant, entirely dis.
appear from our country. The skele-
ous,lIke those OF the extinct mammoth,
will only remain to prove that they were.
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Irls SAID that the following item

ITls SAID that the following item
seldom fails to cause a hearty laugh.
Sta d old deacons, and prim, ancient
maldens have laughed at it. The
Rev. George w. Peck who is famous
for his grave yard cast of countenance
has been known to laugh at the par
agraph. As we do not know what
paper first started it We shall have
to call it floating paragraph. GA
correspondent of neighboring
journal tells of country clerk in q
rural town who had a pet calf which
he was training up in the ways OF
an OK. The calf walked around
very peaceful under enc end of the
yoke Will Mr.. Clerk held up the
other end, but in an unfortunate
moment the man conceived the idea
Of putting his own neck in the yoke
to let the calf see how it would seem
to work with a partner. This frighten-
ed mister calf, and eleyating his tail
and his voice he struck dead rush
for the village, and Mr.. Clerk went
along, with his head down and his
plug nat IN his hand, straining every
nerve to keep up, and crying at the
top Of his voice: here we come.
dang our fool souls; head us, some
bodyp Fond dV Lac Common.
.cealA.
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II ! WHEN.

p,-.i,. IN Books. Stationery. Toys S~ws
papers. Periodicals. 1Gks. Pens Pencils.
Pgu-holders, Envelopes. Writing Paper,
Fancy Goois. Sc 0riers for books OF
anything else in my Inc whieh is no. o.
hand. viii be filled at the shortest notice.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20

The copartnership heretofore existing
between u. G.. Haven and 5. L. Cox, Is
this day dissolved, by mutual consent
River Pals. Dee %, 1873. 3.w
u q HAYES,
s. +. Cox
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20

Keep Bookstore, embracing School aud
Niscsllaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
aLincs fan supply of stationery -
Store in the JOuRsAL BLock, Maj" Street.
River Falls. l1C
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-01-20
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
y. l. BURNS
Il ". REED.

Dealer in Watches, Clio Ks aud .Irve'ry,
Main street Repairing do9e on short no
flcr, and rauted TO give saiisfac'ioa. b-f
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H. IIOYT,
JOHN SHEEAN,
DAYTON Mills.

By Charles A. Mckee This mill is now in
complete order for custom or merchant
work. A fair share Of patronage ia res.
psetfully solicited, River Falls, Wis ns
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS
Mrs. =. i. @cnIcs.

Has the best assortment Of Confectionery,
Stationery. Canned Fruits, Green Apples,
Pictures, Notions etc., ever brought 10 Giy-
or Falls She solicits share Of public
patronage Main Street, River Fall.
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CORNISH & HUNT,
s.p GOLDSMITH.
A. ROBERTS,

nEALER in groceries and provisions, 81
1.-The lowest mark ct price. All kinds Of
farmers produce taken in exchange for
goods. Prescott WIS. 1853!
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DIR. r.. r.. BOURN
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Office in JOURNAL building, up stairs
Office hours, from S 10 10, a. NJ 2 to 4
aud to 9, P. NJ. II %
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3. N. LAWRENCE,
GUNSsTTTH.
WV WILLIAMS,

WAGON. Carriage and Sleigh Maker. All
klnds 81 rspairina done With dispaies. -
ehop 10 J. Stephens building. NJ !
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THE OLD PIONEER
FURNITURE ESTABLISHMENT
For Sale

The Subscriber wishing TO change
his business offers for sale his en-
tire
FURNITURE BUSINESS,
Together with the
J'v2ERT,5g'EEG,
The Stock consists Of Well select
cd stock of furniture, lumber OF
various kinds, good Horse Power
and Machinery, all in g cd running
order.
Also, one good horse, q one
horse lumber wagon and a har-
ness.
An Of the hove described
property will be sold at bargain.
1t us a rare chance for any person de-
sir ng to step into fr t class bust
ness.
II. G.. HAVEN.
River Fails, Jan. u, 1874. 32tf
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Notice orDissoIution

6AMuEL sTRArroN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. March 81. 1874.


Owing to severe March weather and sudden
atmospheric changes Spring diseases among horses I'm
fuenza pnkeye dstemper etc. have this season been
more numerous aud of somewhat grayer type than
usual From this fact sprang exaggerated rumors OF
malades producing fears OF reappea rance
of last years epidemic, and thus the progress or our
horse trade has been seriously retarded Buyers OF
hprced stock became naturally very cautious ana
reluctant and I'm course the week under review there
was hardly anything doing in this direction Az the
BULBS Head Market trade ordinary draft horses was
carried limited numbers, and sound animals, espe
ciay those that had gotten over it, were selling at
former prices herewith recapitulated Railroad horses
Sis horses, sl60; heavy work MOI from W. ~
truck horses OF prime qudltS, weighing sO
pounds aud over from $3.50 TO siOO per head sinaii
Canadians brought from 500 to s25 per head Mules a
from 900 10 $500 per PAIR. 49, -.
Sales through the agency OF the pubic auction marts
presented feature. Desirable stoch teaiIeu S0n
orally its current market value.
SAIrs oP THoROUGHBREDs AND IROTThG SToCk;--
The black stallion colt Colonel Strader three years olu
Messrs Hicks & Kirtey or Boone County KY Tor s3Ooo
W. s. Talbot Boone County XIV, sold par OF car
risge horses 10 DIR. Lyman for LOO. young Handle
topian mare SOld by X. H. Chamberlain OF Ulster
County N Y, to Mr.. Clay Gardner OF Fasburg, n. T.,
for 81 The trOtting horse George Wilkes was sold d.
Mr. Carhwait White Plains, Dntchess County, N L.,
to +. Horton ir OF the same village, for s5o Eighteen
head Of trOtting stock, the property OF Mr. X. Il.
Coleman sold by auction on the nth lnst at the
Fairyiew Stock Farm, near Lexington, KY, realizing
$685. average OF SITS per mead PAIR of Handle
Merchantyie, n. j.. to gentleman of California for
$4,000 The imp horse BleakmOre, by saunterer, dam
Fedorowna by Kingston, five years old for $500, gold
At the regular mweeky sale held today az Messrs
Barker & Chase's CITY Auction Mart and New York Tat
tersa the stock brought TO the hammer was disposed
Of as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IoSpos March 2ll2:3O m-United States bonds-Nev F'es,
lO4 - Erie Railway shares. 39L do. preferred, 81
LvRRPooI. March 2l-l23O mCoton is buoyAnti Middns
UrIsp Mddlng Orleans Sal; sales $4,000 bales To-
Gliding and Cotton 10 arrive A higher
sales Mddng Cpani nothing below Good Ordinary
and March ST 3l6t DO do shipped March and
April 3l6l; do do deliverable April and May SID do &C.
36d; do nothing beos Low MD.
dngs shipped March and April at SID do do deliverable Ap aud
3D. the basis Of hidAbg Orleans nothing De-
low Low Mildlings shipped March and April al Z l6d
March 2l-3:3O p m-of tie sales OF Cotton To-Day
10, 400 bales American. IN,
IoSpos March 2lG mPss dispatches quote Renes 5sf
Toe. ,,,.,
March 26 missiles OF Cotton on he basis OF MID
ding Orleans nothing below Good Ordinary shipped March and Ap
at SAD Bresdstuffs are qniet
LOXDOX March 2lEveniDg nsecd OIL Az per tun spJlh
Turpent.me. 50 " z cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23

sem, nj. is nov very apparent and With money yery IS,
81 s n,rties interested the Immediate future
m "a, nor, bopea 20 the solder but by stimulating n
sly we fear it's viii be greatly
srJ The business fusly uniavoraby 10 arr.
In Prime business has been done OF vsnsS an
The Pork market and closes tamei theIe S1
.bs,c speculative feengi the sales cash and reauA IA
hb Al SIS for OH Mess $l6 05Usle 10 for View Mess 1S0
a., Nks ei7 5Od&lS Tor for future delivery beer T..
bb Ness seller o Be trn ,ea n so. d' sS BIrs
ago5O bh At sgaxil rs for Plain Mess; VIZ oOd$l3 ooio
No. ain Tor Park Terce Beef is fairly active ami sesg
100 tes At S3l City Ipt Mess 800 tee Eth India 81 SO
Hans are IN fsir demand 6n % OF % bills at
Tor southern 800 bbl we'ty on private terms Cav 400
f, active and steady; Of TOO Pkled shoulders a. v
ho,es on 500 Smoked Hams TO- IN
erage tiIrl2it; so boIs IL Bellies 9i9e V sse
svsrsee At gaze 80 boXs. 70 ID, at Size Bacon ~
And leayy sales 20 boIes Long Clear at 9e Dressed Hog" Ard
AMI and fsfer We quote 7i2a7a for City, 20 for ssh
dull and tro1rhg sales Of 900 bbs and te at 94c o
OLE for CIV; Gas &c. for Fair Prime Steam and v ,on
ys E,,sri also Refined 10 se for April aud ooo
,cs do cash At Zoe future delivery we hear OF
March, at 0l0ci 2l0Oo tes' Apni ~ o.o'ioc, ANU Nv
NAV, AZ csc ysu Bat
ter 6nev bring 41c We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
WOOL MARKET.

BoroS March 2The Carpet compsne. have purchased can
,he mas. reek ali The South Carpet hool on The MARKET
comprising 400 900 pounds sales ranging up.s
Of 900 pounds Of all descriptions But Deyona uals
the business has been sht
mseuf.cturers purchased oniV supply mmee wants ~
short Of stoe as buyers Ae
hen init numerous hut the mostly small lots the pn
Gina demand being Fine Pieces and the prices for hn
eannue 10 be Considerable ssles OF Choice ONO ana
.yysnia Feeces made 5jGCOc for B Doans
Rrtr. and above. The stock very mach leoueen
hs,. ,omIng and De Pieces and sell resd
Al the improy noticed week IL now dncnt 20 una
.,,sb LOT omng PDe Feeces and COMBINE o'he
Wool have been da and holders are ,ee %
e crrep " but DO not appear TO operate n any
and ,sh, concession 1bere Is
rather NOR. ipquy for California bat eject sales low pres
made OF Ohio PsnnsAn sed
virginia Feeses Double Extra and sbove 2oaoVc
NbIg,n F.ee. 5OG5ge Western Wisconnn New
od New York Pieces l6a5e Tub b5959c Secured a. 65e
81 Combing Delsne At IS dt2t ran Caonlt ~ 5o
spng California 80 aa36c sspersnd Extra faea oo@'oe
Noil, 4Od55c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23

Corn Meal is request sales OF 600 bb we quote
Com Meal Jersey SO 6OGS8 Meal br vaS4 0Ods4 %
Com MesI 75a 10 Corn Mel BfweP q 10 %
con- Meal 25d 80 Corn Meal. Gold Bar % a 80
Bag Mea fairly active; Fine White 81 65asl 70: 90 ieios
81 5sdSl Coarse 81 53dSl 55 Cob Meal al ZOasi 4oi
l.nnnd Eeera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
COTTON MARKETS.

sx.xx.u Nsrch 2i-to,ton hrner hgherj Mddhnr lofe
-, ,sirt, 35S bales sales Is9 bales sock oooo Oas
March n hard snd dearer addlog, ioei low
udns 5. Good Ordinary 14- receipts fs oaes cE
mort coastvse 24o ba 'aes LOU oaes' 'oea' oo'oo'
6les . -, o.., ,.,, o., demand. Good Ordinary
aim ig5sr net receipts 1913 bales exports 70 crest
R,sn si bales sc7 bass sales 2ooo bsi s0ea
rsros March 2l-Co,ton re,y; Aisng 1885, gross receipts
0es hale; exports Britain, 10 b>es sales ZoV oesi
snvnLr.ss March 2l,-Cotton scive and s'ner mlganns
Ill.,. Low MiiiIIngs 15i2c Good Ornary, lac onnsly
,,si1 932 bales; Continent 244b baes cossw,se
b,es. ale, 900 bales evening 900 bses stock zuS-o
S% Ior,, March 2I-Cotton and Mddhng, lo|c'
c.nts 3I2 bales; shipments. 800 bales; se ll3 bales
March 2l.-Cotoa strong tending up; Nddnn2'
,5sc Low Mailing t5s.; Good Onlina ii &c net ecelp
ss7 bales exports the Continent o4O bales sA'es SUI oses
@s.sSrs March 2l-coon strong higher, good demand Low
Mdns recep 317 bales; shipmeDs $50 baes soeA
Iogi.HIIs March 21.-Cottop frner; Mddhne Is Ae.
March 2l-Cotton firm; MdI'g, 1910 Low
hdng I53c Strict Ordinary l5I4-; Good Ordinary l42i
net receipts, Al bses; gross, 34S bales ,,. -, s,,,
EoxPoLK 2l.-C0ton steady; Low Mading Ia 2G
net 2278 bes cosstwe 2olo oas sales ooo
bales, stock, IL. 654 bates ,,,r. ,,,. -, a.
March 2lCotton steady; nnhhg 10 &C. oe' '
eein.. q bales; sales 10 bales; stock 1928 bales
CScysArI March 2l-CoIton firm good grades hgheI M1ohna
lJ receipts bales shipments 81 htes stoc lfvo oaes
BALTIMORE March 2l.Cotton firm; Mdding 1929 Low na
dHrg I5sRi5ic; Ordinary II r reeeios l4 oe
erpor 1sl bales; sales 1876 bales sock So5 bales
lrgrsri March 2l-Cottos steady hdihng loN- recep"
o49 bales sales. 04S bsles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NE qeofGr0nI Tased V0TI0l rann7bf Qe
.sr, thss half esce shove beieE Qs,tea
ana gga pkxsFNY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23

llNhhfpoL--oftAnief
Cotton haPA eco Bacon 100000 Tsnow MI 500
whest bush 529S Lard d.. l53iOOO SAtes.... 2,4OO
Corn. bush. 10 100
sEymIR-scboonsr J. II. De Wolf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
ro... LIS 30. 932 slOgbl7 OF 3OiA75 8

TOTALS nov /, I6I3 -, .
po,k mi. Rseon N Lard b. Beef tc~ Cheese n Tslb" ID
100 7S4 1877 s3 g23 SO 26 2IG 36S 30ls3F 107O03S
po,l hills Racen ~ Isrt H. Beef, Cheese. ~ Talow, 10.
Az I5l75SiIs 7sO8S 300 442 - l7il04 163silg5
pETRoLfM-Tbe for Refined ess active and weak
per fr offerings limited demand; sales
ported o. 5000 in lots II i Apni .om
ba be- about zoe Sah,ha hmy he'd 81 3c
without re ported business Crude bu1 easier and moderately
sev spot March quoted at 6s vita 'se Of soOO bh.
~ 900 bb. each week. April Csc Shipping Crude dun a. lO
The primary markets generally steady and aas as f9ess; on
CITY II 10 Tssvie Il IS bid aud Phkers 81 55dtl 57 Tor
Union and 81 5Odsl 81 for others Al Philadelphia TIE Market
sas qiet and nominalY easier Spot quoiej al A2-
RICE steady all descriptions sales OF ~ casks carolina =
dS1ac, and 80 bsgs Rsngoon at 767l4c
slARs-The q1et but steady at ytedas
figures on the for Fair Good Refining als to-day
comprise 200 bags Centrifugal at and "a hds Cent "a
AT Ss also 80 hhis Centrifugal at s and lVS
boIes do private Refined suga steady at quotations Of
inactive bu sm at osol0e for Penn'yi7'na and
Western; Timothy jobbng at - 25
STRARIN mr and more sales Of 100 No. arrive at
9i4e $50 prime g and 800 te april ZANE pce
TAIIOW dull; without QuOta change; sales % 80 900
Prime out stock ~ 0l6c City duod al 1917 %
WHISKY dali but irIn sales Of 100 bbls at soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
- r,,urrc ,,ovD AZ ARCH g. Is7A-TRlPIE ssEET

a a.. Ont. o,ie, ard unchanged Glover Seed 60 Receipts
Il 900 bush Wheat 10000 bu.h Torn AND ooo oa'" oA
sn,me.t.~ is 600 bush Com and 1000 ba.h Oats -, .
uy I,sa,ns an O. March 2f-Surts Turvenhne quiet A.
20 sa-r oust 81 50 Tor Strained ~ for Log No - Tor
~ Cis rnrpenne steady 81 90 tor Hard ~ 10 i0f ienor
In. Tar aalet Al 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23
Tora. $50 9l9gge3s 1859 ?.,S

hay AND sTRAw-Pnme grades hrm and in fair We
Hay-Pnme S25 $50 Fair 10 Good DO at S2l
S23 shipping al sl9ds2O; Clover teod Sl70SlS
stnv-So l Rye Al sl4Gsl5; No. co. at $lOdsl2, AMI GA
81 Sl56Sl7.
MoAssRsTbe mrEe 70, Domestic quiet bat 'iesdf sales Of
% tb EevOfleans Tie MoAsses AMI
the following with 2S3
hbos and - Horace Beats Csdenss with AL hhis
b2 tes May Long Cardena with 58i bids 40
Amchs Emm. from hAnIss NTH 493 bids and 90 and Am,
es from hAtsnu 557 hhds aud o. The cgoes per
Asnna Mary Long, Ameis Emma aud Amsets Ietne
tue Horace BeslA not beihg paid
NAVAL SIORkSThe market Tor
and only moderately ssVs sales Of $50 bbs Merchanabe at
e0sng
srm with small lou ceiling 81 30 Fine grades srm
a previous prices Tar steady at sass l2 Tor Washington City
Pitch qaethS2 -.
oIlS-Cnde Sperm !, tn bat quiet Crude Whale emil
Lnseed steady and far request al 80 9J6e foe
hands Prime winter Ls uu bat steady Msabs4eB sill very
PROVIsOSsThe feeling our Port
week Of duration falling oda snpmeu the
seabord msrets
ard shippt freely The
speculative demand for %. future has improved These
gwen boen deedrd advantage. and have
Mess Is d3Oe bbL, with Inquiry
cone In Mess r phi Nav
SJG J2 concentration VI the sei VI tie eosB Lancs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-23

The carriage trade OF tue week was characterized by
moderate Improvement. Sales from the repositories,
as well orders received at the factories were proDa-
bly, Larger than in preceding week since New Year
the business done remains however Tar ue-
hind what IL has been during corresponding seasons
OF former years 49,,
OF Odrrtl1,s Exports or Carriage hdtrtls
Dp,eh West Indies L. 300 Liverpool spokes. $500
Rrsh West Indies ABB NeWZeand, 80 packages 2O27
MEXICO l.......... las Argentine Republic, pigs 23i
Argentine Republic 3d.. G75