davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-09-08

6lOIA-IfHuH
nnu improving, Aud tie market steady Ut tlo nriueg
following: ~' ~ ~''' paw"
TN ILA4E-1o, 1o114, s115o; do, 19xla s1a,oo: 14x
~ $ia.eo; do rooluR, 14x.0, &c, t1l06; do, 2o19a
Pa TlN-Targe, $50: stuall, a9o: bar, SOC.
EoLpEit-No. !, COO; No. q, lie,
LE4,n-Fg, D1o; bur, s1fGva; load pipo, 8ko; cut
GorrEn--Bottoms, 8ao as.ca.l,ing corner. $40,
:. s!iEEr z1Ao-Full casls, u2lc laya qu4ntity 1oc:
HnsEr lnoA-No "a. 4s1o rates: R.aa,a ,rop = to ~
ncl'1sivG 2oe; 90, No. htained 1uo; American isus-
W1nE-Nog. tot 10 to 0, l0a; 10 10 II. In. H.
llHai 10 ana IT, 136o 10 and 10, llu; IL i6o: ig'
loa; ~ lva; 70 :oa; full bulsllo ~ ,'er cont dIs.
cuint; fenco wlre. 4c. " "
NA1LH-W'orp In fair lpinanl mi, firm 1o6a
God, por lteE, $3.831 net; 6sI and Hsl do, $3B7E:
g. do: hla)5; a. do, Si.a719 id do, >5laN; I'd &c.
1ne S0.G4H cllncll, fH.l9E.
NAVAL hTultEA-M'cra atcady at tho reuent prices
Mallilla rop. . H. 1o8l7o; slsal rope, U il, iaSGs
l3Ao: hemp hauh cord. u IT, l6tR23o; i.arllua, Il H.
l8@eue tarrel rope, y h. 17GGlBu; oaltln, u hae,
$'0aeSa.0u; pitch, y hrl, sb.Ul4{Goo tur, u brj sJ Id
t95.t9; r0Bln. u .D0GS7. 10 U brl.
oli.s-lard oil ws iirm ct tho advance established
on Saturday. CArbon, rRced 4nd wlRle wuro
eat.go in our liat: Oarbou istalar wllito5. liz
ss tsssM y a9SMlSo SM , 90 81 1inos ea! to $50 eg
!as II G oe No; & i &g2s95ui No 76ds7ss iisue.,
sa1e9920i foatsfoot OIL, atslutly pure, slid; d.
, 1874-09-08

SOUTH Of olry LIMITS WITHIN nAp1Ua OF Miles or
cuUnT-ffOubE.
Lot 0, II, Fibh h YDunUA part Of Int a. o Of
Wallace ri, = " 4 BcG. 1, 1s, "A. dated sors. $50
Lot ~, anil " II 9.i1 It Of Lot w. block 7, ray-
1or 4 Krcsll's n nw Il Boo. 4, W, II, datoa ...
Lot !, llloci 8. of Iharo'a Asw A Bee. H.
~. -, sate'! seps. 7........: a75
V Hcr. .. ~, IA. tlatetl A'iH. 20. ..,..... 500
Undivided n Of Io.s Il to- II, Iii Uatly's Dlock
q. 1isnbarks Addition to liydo lark ,aat6d
Sent; 1000
sw II, BIC. 10, Do IL, aatcd Sept. 7.......,s. 5000
Tdat B9i3 It Lot ia, Ietaonbnrtha Block I'd, in ~
Soc, 1a' Us, a. atetl July 27.............. 4ouo
5amo s ha tilo aoove HstSn Aug. 28,.:.n... tlGU
Batonstall h nnBEola u Hne 4 oif So,
. SO, II, dated Hupt. 7.........,....,..., 1LQoo
, 1874-09-08

fbrt OF Chicago. Hopt. T.
ARRIVED


Dargo 3rantono, roshti9o. lumber.
Largo Active, reahtigo lGn,Der.
rIfop Ii.p Arabia, buffalo, aundtiea.
nt!nr tluf0nt South Haven, Auntlrfes.
S.inr Stnr Chicago, Mantowoc, slndrios,
n.aar n.. 9oronn, at. Joseph, 8unt1rics. ,
iropp iop pe,'rg ppeorgo p1nbsr benton uarbor eundnG
n.aar nsa M1.skegon, A1uakeRon, aunlr1es, 4
rtop !; Iruesscll, Grsen LAY, sund11as
rratSp ratpp In,eeea'', Montreal, Light,
s 5s5r i: sI@mons, ,iaSsi MSsiieson, sS@1r; lrn,.r
scr sehr A.sy Moyea Jaekssnp,ors ,a'ppsa; post:.
5eAr .; Dateh, Plum Greek. wooa t-'
3nfop II: droll. Manlstee, LUMBAR
nai!A narAo ~, ,M,indsor. Mansteo, lumber.
Rmrop m,.pa Charles ~ Nettz, ltanistee iumber.
i,argG na;gG harmony, Manistoe, lumber. !
Sehf !1ilaakt, liAcinc, limit !
Hcir AlleRhany, Buffalo, ljrlt.
iror Alaska, buffalo, sunlrirs
Lrop Columbus, Montreal, nun,1r,.s,
fF0p 'apan' Buffalo. snn5lrcs.
s!mr ' Corona, st. Josoph g heps beer ,n srr,r,,,
rfop Lake breeze, nentoa uarbor. s,n,1riaa
senf se, prlent, odgennburg, q, ,o24 III corn.
pron pr'n Gnsp!h frosm nal MaaksEoi 40 brick.
5chr J: 9. King, buffalo, b35oo bu a corr
''o" M nsana Haven, brls pork bu acoa,
sshf sshf T. y MMI1KS!sw Kbsp bps4S sa % S sp
NIGHT uLEAnANuEs
6cllr alocEfng- -Dird, buffalo, 81, ,o00 bu vhcat
ffop Cy q Now York, Oglensl,urg and intcrmcd,o+,
ork i5 tcs TstsTg 1n SToF, ~ go bs. ou ss br
bsnr Aluakcgon, Grand 1Iavou, 1000 brls far1 h,,
liquor. and suntlries, A' o1ls
Sfnn nGr itoneaes, ax i.os, nnslo 15o14 hu corn.
iSo oan III es 10 aosSs essS o 9ss' 20 rs our
AND lo sesaelo cleared light.
, 1874-09-08

nj t3Ivrnroo1 Sept. TIL a. rn.-Four, 23saots Cd
,Sa MneasGwins9r, ga59s o.; spring, q l0d@9s oI
a3a od. Fork, us Cd. Lard, o2s ID, 'N' 0'''''
44.vEhfooL, Sept. TAP. m.-Markat UNCHANGED.
unchanged. "''"AA 4o'es ano
LONDON. Sept: 7-I.ato Of discount In open market
3or thre9 1nontiih' Wills, * rer cent OF u below
tho bank Of England balance to tay, clo7Goo.
1os31 os3o1naoRs--Sloney R g2ss account, o2 6-aoa Of o.
Ns;x SG 1S 10 @ Of 90 io9 lo-s0s lo4; now g. 1o4,l
IAR1a, Sept. 7.--1tetites. OFT axo
can, ASK. f"'' "'As'4-
Ll.vEnrooI, Eep 7-Eycnsng. Cotton eoady. mil,
ai0 upland, I'd; orleans, 8lil; sales, 1000 baos
1feuat1o pisa nnl export 1000 balea American 105
NfeadstuNa quiet and trmi. Corn, y4s.
, 1874-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were fled for
record Monday, Hopt. Z: AoA
CITY PROPERTY

Tho following Instruments wero fled for
record Monday, aopt. Z:
CITY PROPERTY,
prairie NJ, It's $40 It of Twenty.l,ss e.
bo1l7aH It, tlnte1 Mnrc 3a.......,......,,S na 800
Hoste park, 10 # of Elns It, /, aixi00 it.
west Iaia,s IT. il oi Western av, Z 6 600
xl0O It, dated Sent. .4.,.......,.,.,,,. a6oo
West Ma.l!son a l0 II of Aay Il, I. 3jxloo -'''
Fourth ~ !oo f. Ut Harrison Vt, t, s5xloo '''
n.se SWaa IT, ~ s;, sha ngove, "etea stl't 7. 6,sG0
81. + 4, 2i11s III r. tsntGa sent. l...:: 1900
yss is:s sss 4 ai i! CT iioyas e. isi4 LOO
Aost st. lsS d Eighteenth It, + sSs Go
125H It, date.l Sept. T..............,,,.,,. 1000
ststs T. ;7{ # ot ,rwauty.nnti it, II :5z
lsi n dated ~ Avg; 2s $500
wa.si sS, III coz s 4 Iiiityli St, ioo 1000
~, al7a s-u II dated sopt; 1......:...:.... 1a.ooo
1o Of. street 1owecn waiaes !. and stowsai -
ay anl $50 Il . of Th!rty-soyenth street, VT,
oher|d;to aa1aM f. f. Gs;e Ss # Gs,ir.i zoo
og,|sn ~ ID slo of Roii II, '''''
l01 It, dated Sept. LOO
x5a3x31a IT. dasoa ept. 7, 1873. 1900
NORTH os clFx LIMITS WITHIN NAnlus or AiLEs
DF GNuiT- HOUSE.
Fullerton av, II 0 cor Of High Vt, 4, 75x1asft.
with !oo It to alley III same Subdivision,
Lot i ii Thoarsons rt Il Io ii ia: so00
loys Luis to II, ko,, pins Grove, dated
S9Ooo.'..'s's .ss.s'.ss.'sst..u...ss. 4.7bo
, 1874-09-08

Fonr HunoN, Mich. Sept. 7.-powH-prona slar,s.
teS. Benton schrs Drdyewator dangcs, q. ]. 1yrls.
AIS. AA,lee. Golden Fle9ca. Annie A1ulvey Moses daee,
Ur--Irops Cty of 11,,b nub1in m'n1; Rus,, n,.,.,,
tow Bradbury and tow; schrs q. l. Hazard, <. L.
androws, =. 4. Nicholson, David A. Wells, Emma L.
Coyne, G. G. Ha1nmonl, akylark, ' 1'''tA" -
N1ND-Honth. weather. fll,e,
:. p9nT T. HunoN, Mich, Sept. 7.-DowS-prope 81.
na''l, VIENNA with Verona, Forest Oily aud consort
Da!ien.ne Will a. D. Moore, Funny Neil achrs Ho.
A. Mead. - '-' 'A1As"soi ~
Ur-.-lrops oncila, Africa.
, 1874-09-08
MONEY AND COW NJ ERCE.


MoHDAY EVENING, Scpt. I.
The batks report y moro activo demand fo1
money, "a Is ,lsual for Montny, wh!1o very few
exceptions muat DO ,nado OF tho part Of ono O,
two Of our largest and most conservative inasi.
tulions. THO demand conlos from uoarly all
sources, but tho supply ii, most casea IL still fat
nbovo tho wants Of customors Just now tue
bonks WHO liavo 1owh customers ropott quito M
active lomnnd from TINT Slate to purchase
stock. In Bono Bections tho cattlo md hoga
were sold down worry low last yoar nnttor tho
stimulus Of good pricos. This yoar tlio corn
crop is good; and opportunities n-o offor-
Inn IN tho districts in Kansas md
Nebraska wl,ero tho drought haH nffcctod tho
crops, aud especially whore SECTIONS fnyo boon
stripped baro by tic grasalopporH, to rurcllano
stock at low 1guros. Tile dcgolatod districts
must have money; tloy havo nothing to foad
thoir stock. Tho farmers in Iowa mood cattle
and hogs To cat up ihotr corn, nt,d hence tho do
maud on correspondents hero for tho funds ia
operate. Aa yct all have boom promptly aud
cLcorfully mot.
Tho ratio of lisoointat tho bnnkH to customers
ia steady Mt 10 por cont. Concessions aro Bonlo-
ti,nos mado Of 2@3 por cont to employ lido
funds oil call. Cash collatcrals III NIL cascs arc
required.
Tho mnrlset for oxcllango is not uniform. Quo
bank had orders for *ibD,O 600 from country cor-
Respondents alolsu. ntd reported n0no FOR salo
mud market firm. But tho generni avorago naay
bo quoted ut 25G05]o per 81 900 discount.
stroot ratoB 19QD18 per ccnt Littlo DUNG.
EABTEnS MONEY aIAnEfTs.
The ledger Of Saturday, the 9TH. reports tho
Philadelphia money market as follows:
Money Ia at!ll plenty. and although tho amount of
ars to ~ 10 ssy on tue sas
ss arc sxty Ff1e = IT. ,Ss ss s,y two.
f-rfCp Hfknp. uxtS
, 1874-09-08

NEw YonK, Sept. 7.-arcasury Disbursements
s203,10U Ns''S''"'
Customs receipts. s538, 600.
@215. ''''' -
Sterling dull and heavy at 4s51I@AsG for GO
da.s, aild 4sseTls8119 for sight.
.4old only one prico to-tlay-10O9i.. Carrying
rates, 15@l15. l.oana ilRt.
CcarngH, S11, 100000.
ltat'roaa bonds ilrmor, the principal activity
5cne ~ Paetics, State bonds ilrn,er. Missouri
long sixca advanced. Governments tlrm md ne.
tive. 1>@ s>~
Stocks declined n fraction on first cnll. but
soon recovered. and Mt tho oloso tic market VIA VIA
Strong 1t te highest point Of tl.o day, tha nd
vance ranging 14Gp114. Dealings woro vol dis
tI1bllsed. The following were among the raieH.
Western Union, 27,500; Pacific Mall 2l,00o,
Now York Central, 5,8Do; Eric, 5000: faIo
Shore; - 0oo; Union paol!lc, 1O,000; Hook Hook
Island, 0,000; st. Paul, 6,000 Wabash, IS0O0.
, 1874-09-08

1toaS-Reecivei since Saturday, $500 heal rriccs
wcro not mator!alT dtIorunt from thoao current on
Saturday, but tho market hn weak tone nspoclaily
for light thin and ooarse hcayy lots. Tie rai,gs Of
salea was Is 90 for inferior G.25@560 for COM
with few cAr-louds Of extra Mt better figures. Tho
qualty was below tho reccct avrrugo, tl,ero being
comparatively few rroperlyfatscl tlroycs, wo ll0
incopsderabe portion cf tho BppIy copssfaf nf thin
grass-hogs, averaging from $50 10 1Bo lbg
, 1874-09-08
New York I,ry.t,oo,ts nfnrlsct,

NEW ionK, sopt. 7-Thero ras fairly aotyo tot,-
1a n0tncss to-day, but tho package trade was o,iot
CotEon goods quiot IN FIRST hands, but rieco diatri
Satian continues To improve Cotton anncla and
demand for pslnta IL less netvc, Wool danurIs srd
h!nkea are scliing we'll Worstc coatirgs ro It, de-
inahA anu cloae!y hod up Black alpacas cashmeres,
, 1874-09-08

There was IN acttvo inquiry for vessels to load corn
anu an advance Of 10 was reported, charters Lein1
aae o. 4o Wheat by steam at DC, nud oats axe. The
ea eyaiEenbatgh, 1ronsides, Kato Gett, Star, Carna
1ora' russian, osbornn, h1lnnio alawson and Unsiis
prop not namsd 25 900 bu oats through. Totai a.
$1,000 bu oats. ~ ~'An' "na
, 1874-09-08
1900
COMMERCIAL.

.-.. MoSDAT EvEN1Sd, sopt. Z.
lilo following woro the receipts and sl,ip-
nonts Of tho leading articloH of produce In Chi
caSo during tho paBt forty-eigls hours, mud for
tho corrcnponiing lato ono yonr ago:
, 1874-09-08

Withdrawn from Rturo on Saturday for city
consun'ptlons 4,7l5 tu wheat; $3.50 bu cori;
6, 133 bu oats; 3.493 bu ryo; 1920 bu barley.
THO following grain has boen inspected Into
storo this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 10 cars No,
wl'oat; af2 cars No. do; 80 cars No. do; 6
cars rejected do; car no gyado do (282 wlcat)
60 cars hfeh-mxed corn; 173 cars a.,d 9o,0o0
bn No. do; % cara rejected do I: cnr no cralo
1850 eorn); 10 cara white oats; a7 onrs Np. .
do;., cars rotected do; 2 oarH no gralo do l55
6 cars No. do; car rejected do; chr no grade
do Q0 larloy). Total (817 cara), 9Ga, ,006 bu,
Inspected out 2U0.707 bu wheat; ssh, ,205 bu
corn; 2a,3I0 bu oats; 2,019 bu rye; 0,Csl bu
burlcy.
The following tablo shows tho distribution Of
tho brea'lstuirH shipped from this city during tic
, 1874-09-08

Vii, nrIrna Ie % %naEgnN narHet Itnoo 0poils qile
Isx't1n, ss1 6,a, 33s oitsp; sSo xaesiss
ioo: reSS s:0 9nmss oes osoek 5rls baEs anI M
2ss; wool sasSs. 1s6s5ss s,o 41s400' 10 o''''' 40a
s o1an H. a 70 meet nj, @ 1 falf h r.
os'g H. nfe III oeo1eo hr eG9aAo 9 exra
nt ano M, ~ "ofk o ssf Into " a aos1 narl nsoo n
b.; ,;,I11 infes!er si & br,.l. aRSYe. ~
wh o sapy espoc d I" eoo aaefa sre eS
1tss is Ss!s j II. rs:a sa ss lssi sssHt s5S
r ,nS ,x',d IL ,a nnlk ,fcsl s q limc ss =
w.? xoo @aa 4c bref sSe@ao%G nSg % Rass5Sg s
ai!g.nris fceen3mon IN Milwaukee, ani
9sso:ea 10 eooa e hSsa' rs''ea
ae ae aao nys1a a noted s iro aay to sy for
h9rane 9s9het % tno9h 4agy ngy stosko ia not especially
Nrw Yar f"r,aey ao1Ming aaotatioa are rnls1lod
10y s;1de,; s$ss. Dl''' "'''o'ooo' lASe9''s''
and ears % 1SSass SsPs q a no 1o ns4set
Rsast ssf 4 r,so a. fs5sSs s s 1ss
s90o rcrtaaylyaS Cs"ol 90 ~ ueF n,zea
HsSS }to, III ;1s s;' ;,l,si Wst ! ist tss
inina btouk ss5o inou ss nns ,i%ata vaiey $g0o
s';ny; Hf;,prR. .or..q,oo,, $3.50. T.,
uoKa ao was ~ ,a!r anr remos n w tho
@ arrsa :si LARD Hle erees ea tS5Sss "5S
Raroa rn.g d. 'rsa es poT. ons
!iree t!sysa snsl ssoss3o 'b buekca or gawe5
buukri, s3aN9o fus stnysa a. snss ~ ;0o 20,
co fo.!r ioa,,in 71cspc ' "'"'F'' s''os'eo' ''r-
hY!j?i TisimK,r Eo1!isK st ,GIs ,iGaI9tas Ill., ~,
.ay s,wSr: ,s; * sss sss ;4sss 4 sSs$ S. sd
No. No. " whss si'is fe @ Mr a 1slaEea. ny We quote
55Ctlfa5 Id M, fsnmt Il tn,sI ~ NJ w. no.
nncllrol nav. x.trl sifl Si"s1n ". ~. NJ siloro
*s.a9dls.1 No. nneGersi, H.br t7,oua1s9y: M esy:
0o: tcsrc sos. s,ai't ~ s'tffd" fnra" $1s M
1al,rapr hcrrtn rn,,, III ~ o59a aI,. f. ~
fa.votG4.25; Uul.n,I!a i,iygr ssin,n. IbrI 7a15
ENitrs HNl, NiirS IS* ~, Ill., a,i MuI. c'so. sooO
dried IL stiil etrn,,iv ,1ov"y,t @ III mpeao
ssr. Of INV @ sK so enrs,a s na na,.c r.
ess "a ess &c *s:A se ensss ss 5@
rasa ooso hsrste ;ou4is; ss1 42yS1b 2ants
apo n'1 uins13e srySn. en-. asaao lemon peel! ls
eSias ,nhigsn aiicc lltatso, 1SM Mich,1sn a M
tsrs, 1o.d@1le; weatern d. stSyc soiithsrn as a1,
pdS' pdss,s :ss 1ss isspSss ps3s's ,. sa'ys a.
sStoo Eitts' cySries. sgs'ss Na1sFi'bers /;
Ill., Ill., 1a psss,s ssseDs rs.a, wao, In
peanuts. fansy. l3ise 10 seeoad a,aiiy 4ies:
GREEN FKUiTy-ls.ciios apes, anl ncorS pe: ,sS,o
abundant aud in ,noorae rcuest I nraors rs Mn1a
eeossas1 1st They we're shaded when
We quote. hlessiup and Frcnc fcmn'a IN ,sa
9l9oo; apples, per br1, $a,ooa2so: neachca A., !;
or basko; Danson u1una u ss @seys9o 1 loF eox
grapes, 35es5oo rer basAot; delaware d. 81,
5oS d. piama Sos 9.s5?fa 10 aps,es psaF
*2o9 I,sE saas t5o ba>. *S''Ss''''' ss"ps'
rcsa oi lines H. rho
a!o exception coiIcc, which caaosl o pnohar 70
, 1874-09-08
CHICAGO nAlLY AIAItKET,

MONDAY EVENING, Sept, T.
A1colIOL-Waa very arlll, ln sympathy With ll!ah-
Wines. Qrotahlu vi $l,DO,
1uITE1.-IAa butter rnarkat conunupu quiet aud
, 1874-09-08

| NEW YonK.
new YoRE, Sept. 7.-CorroN-steatly sales LOIS
,smbss Is illoo oeoSer is S~eo oe aovess1 @ is9@
g1 reS1aary y es9,5 ,lc lls3s
nneAnsIyFra-F1onr- -Rcceipts. 1900 brla market
s;6as9Sso 6.s5 soei % sslss ao, ss@soo white e
eoo ST. Louis Rso % iaur sA!tne anehsnaeG slee
Ss %a,sao,ns Mtsl asss fta nna ma rm weser
ungrnsletl lows and A1lnnesot. spring. *liaS1 Is
DO, s1:17@l2i; wI,!to, sl.3o5l.40: No. srring,
si3t@l,$u. 1iyc quiet. Harley nominal. Mat aMet
sada 1 dGnnee IC MIG oor,;hsce'ps o3qoo nsrket
IL store. bic aioat: high mixed ai. yellow il shiDsc
oats-l.sco!pa. u, ,ooo ba; trluer: white, J0@Gsc:
qaoosn1Es-coGco quiet; nothing doing. Sugar
Ind unssnged eo n III. na ssas Sslanaea MGiA's04 dull
>, ,ttsrNoLEu1-Qutet aud iirner crude, &c refined,
lios1s-Dull; strained, soe5cs99o
IuRrEN1iAE-D at '34Nc.
Eaas-Steady; Western, 1B@19c.
qulet and unchanged cut meats md midis. qaie. et
CIfEEaE-Uhc!ianged.
Wn1sRY-A shado Arncr at $1.o7A.
CHeiNNAT1. ~; ils ~ sopt 7-corroN-Domand good,
HnsAnsruFFa-Flour qutct mud unchanged. Wheat
fatr aud firm; rcd, s105@1 .os: white, sl.lo@IlS.
higher At 4eGS52e. Eyo fair mud arm at so5yoc. lar
Icy quiet mud unchanged.
olIs-Laeea oil aasier at ss@aao. Lard oil 1ar
EanH-Quiet and unchanged.
BuTTER-Eair aud firm.
CiEEEsE-Dotnand Hgl,t
f. Paov!s1oSs-pork steady. With moderate demand, ut
29:ootaH36o @ har; quiet an.l uncnanaol. bulk
e!esr rib, l9So; slsar soi at 1a1c nteon seurcd
ami AF1n; aaies ut 10c. l41lc, md 15p-
"'s3s-As''vG snw 9tS aa5fiissa oMnEaas!s Is sl''''
in Trm res 1 lor oa5s
mixed, oso yellow BIS; Slte, siS5 IT, osa. aSl
InAa-Firmer Mt Il .1o@1,oo.
HAy-Choicc, s20.U0.
PI'oy,sloss-pork quiet md firm at SIS eoa3a 81
very s'rong. at 116a15'&c. Hams dnll Ut 11i5l5Eo.
1ITa ;,!t. better and t!rmer tIesce, l5@l53{c.
8, ,Slsios %Sl'syTsb' ""pp's 10as'aaa $lo'; Western.
99ossTTr9ulst g .asraary to primo, 1d@soc.
corroA-DenanI limited; saes, 175 balcs: ur,ces
naster; quotations unchanged. except reduction Of
;sc on outside figures OF low nlitldngs mud n.ildngs
nnsold = oil | Saturday, t1atsy la,aoo bales.
n10HASe1=s'1At og.HvsIIsass' GsE; ssIIsI{|ss' 1'4.
,a GrEynIASD S inno. O. kopt wnest
Corn quiet and unchanged. Oats atosdy,
llfokIrrs-l3 cars OF wheat car Of corn, care Of
rHr'0tr0n-e"''' bGalsoiHs sna lssDifHaena''.
n'EInoIT' Spt n quct and
le'nand @ u 77S77No. Oats iii good demand 81 fu!i
KEor.r1s-Tlour. 5000 brlH; wheat, 27ooo bu
orH, 1,100 lt uats, l,09D hu,
, 1874-09-08

hack tfe sali lumber feet uc at tho 1ocka this morn.
inH, alld n1any lnalera 'vera disappointed iii nhdih4
took hold sagory and tho market nau cleared before
Moon; Miro h1nbor. could lsyo becii pola Ind
y 1:.,, been at tic ducks, but NOM arrived.
tssen tno fleet which tofno surmiscl Wis
s1 om.s1o tho hfcskwaicr waiting for lilo Bcllnra
Hnynra 10 o.e eomo H. failed 10 nko a appearance.
them l45 m Lalingon jostn es aeantIitln It ss7S.
ny ny aaysso a. 20. saes nlAo nso Ut $sho a
cosn as my aas1na at $1,000. JoiAta end scanng
nn,a URN 81 a. dead 10 ue!cc lparla wero
nth =, ~ T. sl9Mpl600, common do ut {g0Gf91000
4@th ar5,a si;;oHx: Shingles s2.d0G27s.
hato Lyons and H.. Simmons, from sinseraS,. kTlts
III dersa eqs dner ar,,s at $io Bold " O. Dcng 10.
1fnn X 81 m rar atskoEon $50 in jo!ata and scat-
60 arsivc) i4o u joisa and aeantl,p, at Imdna
toh ta''y' sold 1y H. X. DlckforI d.. A1">"s
AT Till 1A1lps,
ortacfa conlinun to como forward frccv- rro,, H..
ntltl trade III the npgrbgate IL fair rrca p fn
io to common grades aro frequently aacd. ouota.
, 1874-09-08
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS,
CHICAGO,

MONDAY EVENING, Eert.7.
CAT TILE-ReeelYetl s!nce Saturday, 1903 head.
EAR acy!ty waa apparent In tho catt!o uarkct low
am medium, ~ we'll The better gracs being iibcr
ally dealt H. lrtcns woro very firm for c1pico mud
extra and fairly 10 for other descriptions a. tho s-
wv, ~ u aoon, wsa moderate, aud to tenor Of ai-
stce6 from tho EAa rahnr encouraging thnt other
tva9 Owing 70 tle ncagro offerings of wellfntted
cattle, New York, Albany, aud Boston BhtpperB llai
Hun9 difficulty III ug their ORDERS but the apte Of
a olhcr c|ahaes OF buyers fully ulu Tile p1lr-
chaHes Of Chicago butchers werp ID usual Of lin
poorer 6ors, embracing mixed lois Of natIyes tnc
inR 0xeu, BtaXs, bulls, OH cuws aud scrawny gtcers
ni poor 10 nftinary Texns and C,urokeo cattle for
which they paid fl,75B376. Htockera wcro In SONG
aenant ut u for averages Of from COO to IO5O
H. Calves ats doing we'll being salaplo At S. 50575
for POOR to choice.
QUOTATIONS,
Extra Dcovea-9radcd steers aycraRtnR ln5n
70 ,55o iha and ovor. xoC0a7oo
Choice Bcevoa-Eino, fnt, well formed ycar
70 year old sseors. averaging l,3g0 to
fasa 1sa59 ,ias. ias:: o.oo@s4o
,,aim,, ,aSiera, averaging to lou Is; suo957o
Gg ag'ng il9o % to ,25o 47s@s.as
butchorB' stock-poor to fnir kteora, apl
common to e1lra cow8, for city slaughter,
s,ose ,nveeFngan fa!E go to lloo 2.5o@loo
,,ean, ayeiraglng 69o to lo5o h# e2s@37s
ag atsga nlie. and acaawag steers. 175@aa5
S.to ,,' ctoico cofiied........... 4dU9a4.25
fftti r' WlNtcleo hefsn......... 2GUGs4 4U0
e"to-4c2nsI tuFo1Bl ur0reH. l.G0fAI76
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-14
How to Put Children to Bed.

Not with reproof for any of that days
sins of omission or commission. Take
any time but bedtime for that. Ii you
ever heard little creature signing or
sobbing in its sleep, you could never do
this. Seal their closing eyelids with a
kiss and blessing. The time will
come when, all too soon, they will lay
their heads upon their pillows lacking
both. Let them, then, at least have
this sweet memory of happy child
hood, of which no future sorrow OF
trouble can rob them. Give them their
rosy youth. Nor need this involve wild
license. The judicious parent will not
so mistake my meaning. Ii you have
ever met the man or the woman whose
eyes have suddenly filed when little
child has crept trustiugly to its mothers
breast, you may have seen one IN whose
childhood's home dignity" and "se-
verify" stood where love and pity should
have been. Too much indulgence has
ruined thousands of children, too much
love not one. Fanny Fern.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-14
Battle between the Sultan of DarfOur
and the Egyptians. .

A correspondent of the London
Times, writing from Cairo on the 9th of
September, says: "News has been re-
ceived of great victory won by the
Egyptian troops over an invading force
of Darfourians. It seems that for some
time past the Darfouriaus have excited
the Bedouin tribes of that district against
the Egyptians, and have supplied arms
to the disafacted At length they de-
termined to invade Kordofan in force.
Their army, amounting to twelve thcus-
and well-armed men, and commanded
by Els. Sultan Aabouna, was encountered
on June II near place called Kalaka,
on the frontier of Kordofan, by force
of 900 Egyptians armed with re1ning-
ton rifles. After severe engagement Of
two hours the army of Darfour was de-
feated, with a very heavy loss in killed
and prisoners. Their commander was
among the slain, and his son was cap
tured. Almost Immediately after this
the Sultan Of Darfour made fresh at
tack on the Egyptian frontier, with an
army according tothe dispatch) amount
ing to $4,000 men, many of them we'll
armed cavalry. The second battle was
fought on July 2, and lasted one hour and
a quarter, when the enemy were utterly
! defeated, and vigorously followed up
till night stopped the pursuit. The loss
of the Darfourians is stated at i, 600 slain
and 400 prisoners; 500 muskets, 7 rihed
canon large number of horses were
captured. The Egyptians lost1S killed
and had Is wounded. Strong reinforce
ments have been sent from Cairo, and it
nearly certain that after this invasion
the Khediye will occupy Darfour and
annex it to his dominions. One main
source Of the slave trade will thus be
cut off, Darfour being close to Wadai,
which is one great slave preserve, its
people are the greatest slave dealers in
Central Africa; many Of their caravans
even making their way across the Sa-
hara, through FezEan to Tripol, Ben
gazi and the ports on the Medlterra-
mean, and so oy way of Malta, it is said,
or along the African coast to the differ
ent slave-markets. !"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-10-14
Explosive Oils.

GA warning to the public" is given
by the Maine State Assayer and lnspee-
tor of Oils, Mr.. Bartlett, IN regard 10
certain "non-explosiye" oils, SO called
now being sold by " agents through,
out the state under various names, sucn
as g areline.' gasoline, ""hquorine,
&c. Also, in some cases, under the
name If g kerosene. He has recently
tested samples of the liquids. and III
every case it has proved to be some
form of benzine or naphtha, taking nre
in some cases below ten perature OF d.
60 degrees Fahrenheit, and giving off
explosive vapor at temperature below
the heat of an ordinary sitting room 9Il
Two of the samples could not De aus
tinguished from commercial benzine,
and the others were .tride better. One
sample was called kerosene, T VIM n,, on
testing, proved to be nothing p nagp pull
fed sbenzine.