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, 1874-05-29

60 nesas 0 csah ct 800 y, 595ss 9a
90 0 q 5 g1s bs al Short ribs nolor June, at $780,
ioo'ao0 lbs do, aelor Jnly st 5000 29o noSss xs
SfG n tea swoot.nicklod bofIon on prlvnto tormH.
Flour vas moro aotlyo tllan Yesterday, though
s eGHg to wsSryM Il ~ oeh n1aes liz " aasson e and
doina &c , Utmost nothing. prlooa undorwcnt no mn.
toriail change. Bhippora bid as low ns yeator1ayt
traded oAiey WITH local buyers BGsq Gs @ was } e. %
wintor e1tras, on private tornla 05 brls spring
cxtras % fpstent) at ss7a, 40 brlsi DO lpatolt) q
do 1Wis.l Ut $3.50; 756 brIa do on private termB,
100 hrta rye on private tormH totl 1,9t0 bria.
at a1400; 90 tonH at st3,O FREQ on board. Tue
following wcro tho asking quotatlona at tho
, 1874-05-29
M ONEY AND COMMERCE.
TuungDAY EVENING, May %.

LuuNBDAY LFEn4Httl HRS Ao'
A fair demand for loauH was ,lahdo to.dny
Apon tho bankH. Thor supply OF funds Ii stlh
Il, oxcosH Of tho lomand. Customers, aB rule,
nre not Offering ns large amounts Of paper aa
usual. OutHido borrowers, with good Bocufitles
or credit nro inf1equont. Tho atroot brokers
And comparatively littlo Of what Ia tormod all
!" ,ilos.ttmate " demand for 1noney,-that IS, o
dornand from pursly gpeoalatiyo Or noeoasltons
ao,lrooB. Thoro' ID moro or loss oali ior ioana
from borrowers who hayo nlnturing .ob'tgataona
to meot, but On tho atroos, as IN tho regular
monoy.aarhot TIC EfoV''',nS aaasea t0hs Which,
llayo producetl this state Of Affairs N Maao
gcnory ro vol n9fs9oa TO- Gna sSr %s. IL @yary
reason to o1poct an incroased activity in al "
roctons, Tho rato Of discount Is SG10 per Cent !
toal estate loauB aro ut 9@10 por cont.
!, Now York exchange was uncertain to-aay.
snloa wero made at 60o, TIC. and soo discount tor
1000. Tho prevailing ratio was 700 dsooa,s. ,
Tho movomont Of currency to tue country e con, 4,
It IL for the shipment OF grain; some Is ior tue
movement Of catt1o aud some WIS aonE W
County Troas,lrorp throughout tho state, Who ,pl
call Tor II in anticipation Of tho moetsng of sno
Supervisors In june -. ~, ,ee
Tho olearingB for tho day woro S0,ooo eoo'
Iii lilo banks w bo cloaea on Saturday. peo. 9
srs99 sss = p mhs hss s as ~" ''
oe froisa oxenaao as 3olows london, 4ss11
GSA0l1%: Paris, 5ib@510 Hamburg, 9G@es91
Terlin. i2@7211; belgium. 5l55S@6llza; Mol'
land, l1@4iy1 Sweden. % Norway, I'LL Don'
mnrit 50 Finland Qsuaaia), 2o}9' ,n,, u,u
Cablo transfers aro: London, 4p1}!ai fasl5
'N' uoyns AND GOLD
, 1874-05-29

caTrLE-ro-tlays receipts were even largoF than
yesteras amounting to aGeo neaa aa * fn for o
, q III ssss wes sna aSss -
TIo aupp}y 90 largely exceeded RsIeral expeoauous
that tho foeng aoug a casses * wss cue
tan tho advanced pr!css established earlier IN tho
week. Dispatches recoyed FROM ths lea,ua % aas.osn
mnsaga %sre saata attn 20 o He hsher W
n,ost oer points were aao fasorably reported; but
the effect Of these encouraging aav1ess wua Coy equator.
sasT'sy ssn syres.sa :te'ah har " s.s af5s
era w xaSa ter sa 5o wsfo i
nasnsa @ I weak M md ~ varaGsta "a tha coso. Tho day'a
ssa sas tan s 1sgsfes f s e6t tney
should to-mnrrowia arrivals prosa anyWhora noar "a
largo those q yesterday Ss tSla' .n' sa!9s eah
tho oiysrings included larga aumhce q 1rs.elata
cattle he nnlnar OF trauafars at over $500 WAS anlH
faw aaiss were etfeetcd at $s 00@oh and ta I've Or
aaSs Wsk va ctisy ascompished 1t prices below
sgoo, Among tho noro unahle salea waa 277 Texas ~
s5;so by Coner prSs lo7 Texas atsllfed, ayoragn4
i.oio H.: 1t o.u, by il. strahoxn ou: ana u fat
seesa sTssasag Guy ssos M lpa as q 3 nY
ayssa1l,a 627 lba, ut so37N+ Calves Were III good
request x about ssDady pkesa, or at 81. .ooG25oo.
| Extra pesyes-0 Graded Hsccss, asoraging1 400 :,
oosa ies sna T,oys-Tne ia vii iorsa ysar
100 6.soao.o Q!
sseass ayestGx ll00 Ia i,25O ls s4uR6.7l
fGnS 80 to a'l ,loo c,2s@o.7
saiua $50 to i1o0 o.oo5.e
Dufonsrs' btock-CoInmnn 10 fasr steefs,
aI good to oxra e%%s, so% for city sla''a'ar MA.
sass sssfaGaS 8GsttSe@oosn est:. ii d::cnt
o'Gea ass,. averag,ua 1oo to 10so IT,. 4ooa1a
ataa1 buIls. and so.llawsg stsers. soo4o
CattsTpxas corll-1ed.. b.01u]6.d
Uattls~Texxy wiut$xsA Noxth ,.,.,,........ A.Nt8&
, 1874-05-29
Shoulders, fAo; o1ear rib, 1o4oi cyear, lo.xa1oxo
cloar, lie, buyer August. Lard unchanged.
pt{f(.A rtrt pytT N"-N~Ns

'~' @1'' ~ PtiILApEIp15IAa' IH 1a5II,AS'Anaed'
1T asis s, ia;ss s. &C e''1s ;
si.oo; vltto $i0b. ye, $50. Corn s.nsstted yo.
stgtle. '|'AsenN'
purrsn--.steady; choice woaor1,, 9s027o; fAirts
1Nxxa1-wo'tern <eservo ehoine, 1a0iso.
Pnov1s1oas.-Dul aud declining.
BALTIMORE.
nArT1aonr, ltay 2s.-DRnApsrurPk- dnll
md nnehangsh. Wheat quiet; ponn.yvaniA rod, H.ss
sa ussS.nsss wss'H e.. "a as X s T. Cab dull
rsoy,s,oH6Mpa1l y :, sad 4 unchanged.
osuroo ,tsy aeSasxnsr1spn-ws.st SnMnn1 in tat. ID.
in don'anai wessorn. soo.
DETROIT,
DETROIT. May 28,-UMEA ADRrur1s-F1ou 1u,et md
unchanged. Wheat. dull and sl,ado lowar; extra,
% ill., i s dse oats ssaa.S aGs !. ss
Fresa1a'Hs asss&s va,. o, .orn
'gSS rs Fs ioo brs; Wheat ,oe bu.
susn, TOO bu; oats, nono.
| TOLEDO.
TpLIuo, o.. May 28.--HnEApsTu -G1our fair and
ar,n Wheat fatr md advapcel; No. wlate Waoaah,
si;aso No. t Meh.Esn' Hsat8E
mscd nas % al no g gsrsle eine oats auii Ind IN.
Tns1auzs--To buffalo steady, At 2,loso; to oswcso,
kseeir4a-rlous 900 or's; wheat, 4, 1000 bu; corn,
bH.ears1s~t1oHS, nono: ~boat, 1a,oeo ba; corn.
/ CINCINNATI.
|. UrNc1En4Tf o. 1Iby %. +-CorIoN Quiet ut 17{3n
] UnxApsrursH-Fiour- aud unchanged. Wheat
d shada frnot at al.2s9l.27. Corn dull and ahsde
a ana ssasd, Il nos & "a
, 1874-05-29

RALE..


paniel odo)l has sold to L. 4. Gilbert 40 acres
IN the N. II Of tue E. Il Of the N, W. Il OF Sec.
0. 81. Il, for. $1,000 au acre., Tho terms
woro ouo.fourth cash, tho .,balanee in .cne, two
and three yaars. Within year, property in this
noiellborhood, similarly situated, 'sna hea ut
building. perulta vero yastorday, Issued to
Patrick Laughliu to build one-atory bflck housa
ut 07 Brown street, and to "; sntdo to construct
two-story brick On. West Taylor. atEoet,; near
Dcsplalnca. .....-..
TnAEsFEns.
Tho following Instruments wore. ,hlod Tor fo7
cord Thursday, h1ay %:
Webster ay. 2co It v Of sadgwick sta +, 7ox .oo
4%hsa % ", s i q Taylor i, Il, ss1ioiHf, aoo
xssssh satsa IT,; IT, g It ct av, idia;
oadoa q assa as sy M 4 osntfal iark sv,
us1san al T. t. ssssa or sox Sseil ii T. lGs6o
wsst sst: sss ID Of Lincoln st. isii;i
IT, aS.sa aay IT. lbs Of ias island AZ.
nj, i. II running to Dl,,o 1sluna nv, aa.oa oo.
Liz 1st ~ or Pier It, S1is; it. dated
NaaIeou sisis paee % slo tw Of Itof it.
rfssaisao sssis = It. as;sa &c Il As i is It, 5.soS
Adas aaasa IT, ax ss7H 1t .; California IT. io1
orSoa1s y II a1ssa sS say Of iiinssc It,
35xlGo It, with building, dao1 May 25,: ,:.. 2.aoe
ass5s1ay sy ss:a 1sN {, ot twelfth st. 2 ,2o
wpaa 4. Il i3e% Sa'ft t. 1i' II Goii It,
r.'t;iss +; saet a. nsy sS5 ii Il rxsih IT.
A!s1. ~ ;;;
s1aa's Sss's2H =? &! ssss W. W.
l f. se4 nv sT alsy N T. ., rwelttlti ia1
, 1874-05-29

Hoas-Tho 9o,0O0 of Yesterday was followed by
1900 to-day akluga hupplz Of nearly 20 900 hSaa IN
Tic two days. Another l0sfto waa takcn oa tae
since Monday fully 2oa3oe por 100 bH. Che excessive
supply and tho oppressive heat induced no exercise
Of Something moro that ordinary oa4uon ensomg ss'g
any fe into tlo tratlo, notwithstanding their Wiling
ness 10 neet tbs vew1 Of tho buyers ns 70 7aluca -
Mt $&3Oa6.o0 for inferior to common, 9t ae.bAa.1o
Tor nedilm mud at o3o95.oo. Hfor good to onoco q
Only fow Of thu comu1ouer sorts wore diapoaeA o.,
the domanl -.bs1ng mainly contiuoa to the better
nrniina.
, 1874-05-29

Hellor July. oloacu at e1.l71<. Corn dnellned
ABOUT ans ~, closing oasy at Bio for Juno, and
oosS@6oNo for July. After tho boil struck, July
steady md inrl firm. Baioss Include GOD brls
nlosa PORK, sal!er Juno, at at7.16; $50 tcs lard,
hollrr July, ct s10.87tGj GOO tcs do aoltor Au-
gnst. o. H11.02l, 4 acl.oonor waa taken for
Wheat en to Port Colhorno ut 5ho, carrying about
, 1874-05-29
Hrn HlfhER ::

sHEEr--The light Hupply cheoke1 operationB In
good demand, not only onlocel aeeoun. but for ship
tnen aud tho offerings proved attogether lnadsauats
ls fSSn s oa pFes
sS'fa sssp Ni% ;SS TohF, Eeo'@ s'a'a':
making for ths hst threo da5s, aaainat sams
time laat week. rhe market ruled firm yesterday and
to-day mud the cioRing prlco for good casto WAS Nc
higher than Oh Monaay and the raaae was from 400
" siiEEr AND 1A3ss--Freah a1r.vats. a,3oc, milling
tha sst three s ss ssas aaRs s
ssssa sasass yses f. a s:tss
'p sw1asronsa sst3 reesp,s e2so making 177so for
Tho iass threo t1ays agninst tna lust weak
Mono offered alive. Drckaed siow and title unsst-
Tod at'''es7'.c' purrA1o.
BurFAIo, Afny 29.-CArrLE Receipts, ], 700; total
for tho wook s,542 Market Flow ut ssrong yosteFdoya
suREp AND LAuns-IIecclpts, 28oo total for tho
week. aealnss ooo tue s'nn Time ~ aSf .ers waek
widely apart saas, 1000 Ohio clipped shosp 81 to ss
TT, sss. fes tas rss ,ss
e t; 81 ss%'ad
RAtrrMnnr May 28.-OArTLEs-horo active openat
xaao hisas @ ana eloued vith tho advance paitiall!
~ 1ssy %ss ssns O sr 'ss eea aa;y IT,
iIoasLIn moderate demand ut 7.15as.50; receipts
| 0,lB3. Don
l EAST LIBERTY.
EAST LrBEnrY, Pa, May 9s.--o*TTLE-Arrivals, q. 6
eara !; hest, o1@oAa; medium. sXso'Eo; common
| 5}dG4651c. ,,.,...,.,. 90 as,
| G,tO Workers. }5.io1s6.e0.
| Bt1Rp-Arriva1s, ca1s. None selling.
! ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. May s.-uoas-Rcceipta, 6,67o dull IN
GATrIr-necolpts, DIS; hr,n md unchanged.
, 1874-05-29

foreign Markets.
rrvrRpoof. Afsy 9s-u 4. m.-Ftonr, 27s ID. Wheat
W1nier. insai2s 0; spring, lis 2a@lls loa; white,
l2s 6i@l2s 9d; cub 1as Aa@lss. Corn, SIS.
iTxnnrooI.. 11ay 2s-1:3o b. m.-8IarGct unchanged.
Llynnroo1, My 2s.-cu!son quiet; rntdtlliug W. H.
lind, aga !; natdding orleaus, eHd: Sales lo,go
ajoa American, G0o0 bnles; speculative and e12are
2,O0O hales. "
Bacon-Long clear middles, 40a Sd.
Loupon, May 2s.-Tho bullion III tho Bank Of En- q
eland has Increased Glshooo. Amount gone into tho
bbauk On balance to-dny, ei26, 900. rfnpostion q
bunk reserve to liability, which WIS, last Weelt
pr cent, il now 4s} pee csns Mats q assonn. A ~
which is $40 below tho bank rate. consola-Money'
Q3H account a315@s3:t. ,or.+ M,
/ Tjnted States Heonrities5-10s Of %, l97A; Bts,
1og9I* 10 4pa 1o4k; new IS, LOO. Etie, 32Ms pre-
fcrrsd, e.: Now York Central, 88.
Tallow-39s Dd.
B,,Sas aAoat--129s 3d@1e3 Cd.
potroloum-spirits, olld: refined, I'D.
PANS, May a8.-spacte IN the Bank or France naa
increased 1900 000f during the past week. Hsntes'
| 6pf 75c.
, 1874-05-29
DoNDs AND GOLD.
praatnn, Ram l. Co. rppprE a8 .iOll0MB:

NEW Yonr, May 2s.-OuHtoms recespte'
G3DG,OQ0. .o7,
The sub-Trcaaury disbursements were s27o,-
600, -, nm
600 wore gold coin ~ sg t FRA or
tl.ua far engaged for shipment by Saturdays
Hteanors.
Money abundant at 2@9.
storling quiet at s4.s7M@4.ss for sixty d"ya'
s49o51M4.ol for. atght,
,1s9. aaa darfsiag 5se$fis '!a rstes i9S.
Uloarings, $17,Ooe,0 900.
Gold active and firm.
RAILROAD bonds firm.
State bonds very dull.
There vas scarcely enough, hrtainess on the ,t,
Stock Exchange to give tone to tue market, aild
difficulty in employing money, oyon at tho cur.
rent low rates, coutiuues. stocls Irregular anu
gcncrally weak. during tho day, anctMations on.
ruuging. from. 11l@yl. Fontures were western m1
luton, Lako Shore, Pacific A1ail, and Union r.
oitio. At The close tho uaarlset was atoady at
recovery Of 1G@9s from the lowest point Of tho
, 1874-05-29
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, May 20.
rbo following wero the receipts and shlpments
~ tba, lasuiun articles ofc produce ~ onacaso
, 1874-05-29
THURSDAY EVENING, Mhy 2e.

LUMnER FhE1GHTS.
Mnntsfcp, s1.T6; Ml,akegou, $l.50; Grand Hhvont
IMJinn{ap. Whsta Lake. and rentwator, sl6o9leai1;
ocouto ii. ID Monononcc, 81 80. ~. .,,a
Tho offcrtnus the Wholesale market wer0 tar TINS
zaosnlng, though, consisting largely Of common ooasds
aud atrips, for which horo was not much demand. i
Tho supply ot this grade q lumber hna neen quito w "
10 pretty we'll supplied at 1oaat tho demand ID not q
iii urgent. Mil run boards snd strlpa aoli readily as
aud hnyo bcc ali spring. Prices range from eli zoe
1o00 joias aud acantling arc also ooa rogeat an
so25 for L'tngt9n ana a too Tor ,o.y va ~ M
saa91,ds S@aSn sa' pe"t sssnsss said
do at sl.oo@1:oD. About dozen eazaoea were so1o
carly, aud eight or nina wara loft over.
saiea include tho following: $780,. -,
osrge 5s5s g. as:r b Fl d9 etc.,
cargo selr !. r. ntoss, from Manistee' SO TIA
ang!es, u 92ao; 1a7 u No. do, at $l.oo. sold by
=" carao echoonor si1nmouds, from Manistec, l40 m
5ts so s # IL .eaatins sa
|: $3.50: Sold BY JOHN II. Loomfa s T. GO. o,, 1onaro
irish, nulleu l. Co..
Some dealers report fair trade, while othoTs com.
n1nin Of {iulucss Prices for common green lnmner
faS pcas re for att arc reduse aid shnss. q
$a.25@s.so. rho higher grades OF h''@pef afe Af4o
/ Quotations aro RB follows: .,o m AXE m
| 1',,;yI etenr 1ineh. eh.....,..,.,.. $500 @40.00
Third clear; thcR 80. ...........:.. a5.oo Ssooo
cioar flooring, 1st End I'd together, oo -, an m
rough. Nnscn
Clear siding, lat aud I'll tognther..s.. 00o tD.o,:,
! Ftrat common siding ts55r.un ts55ruo
Ssea Sientao ~ 1,rat c3,rnnn dressed - $500 @3G.90
sooin1. xernnd cn1nn'on dressed -, 2B.0D @a9.00
Foorins' tfiri common. dressed. 49,. 1850 @32o0o
A wngon-bak. boards, selectoA, Ia -, =, min IN
n ,renou.hor boardg. .....,.,,... 2a.g0 G930.00
| = a,n5,L hnnr1a ".,........,.,, 3tO1 haa800
= = stocS torS t.oar,1s n .....,.,,. 1000 @18.0o
\ y sto stoei. hn.ris " " ....,.. 14D0 Ga19.O0
Ga,rno, hnnr,ls nnfs},lo Tor dry., 1859 CISCO
Joist scanting, tencing, timber, 70 loot ,,a m
and untlor, outside proo for dly !!.o0 tS1S'uo
Joiss md acantllnG 10 to "a feot...- t9e oo
n1ctats' fist .......,,,.,,, 1900 @....
T f.n1ar npn.te anit it..,....,, 14.09 g So.
Cedar poHea, round, 6@8 fnchcs 4o.94 Ss''''s
~ s.,veJ' shfn1tea. .....,....,,, 1.bD q $50
49, n.1to". ,....,. 3,15. q 500
Ghinales on track fA1..,..,,,.,..... 2.87tS@ 500
, 1874-05-29

T,rrrspundu, pa May 2s.-Crudp at Parkcr's {. Q:
10: downward tendency. NeAnad, 60. Ph1a1
ltlph}n uar3zat extremely dull nothtng doing spoI
lvu: laat hull Iuns, 1Rtic.
, 1874-05-29

T,ot na geo. Tho Board OF Trade bulletin, giyos
for tLo wook,
WIthdraw1, Tor city uso. eo.0sl
"'>'>@' wv '0@
Total Withdrawn from.atoze.. ,43a1M
Rees'sea' oo..os
mScreaao Pee II ssoeta; c.,s s1sSs
1no'''es's't9i' fep'f'e" ..o
Discrepancy. ,............,........... a6po8l
It ta vol known :that tho -woehly reports OF tho
Saturday morning, whilo tito statements Of GRIM \
in stnro are nlaIe.up to Saturday oyoning Tho |
noar1 Of rradu figures uivo for tho. Saturday +
preceding Lust week, bs1o1 BIZ, moro reeG1Veu ,s..
shinpcil. moro than received: II we'adl these
twa diIeroneos, tho sum ia 100 o58 bu, or 15o'723
lons thnn tho discrepancy, So that. giving. tho
moat favorable. construction to the, Board. Of
irrndo 1trurna tfoy wore still 159. .728 bu out OF
Tic wey IN QUO week., il cora alone. Il may bo
lint tits ID not naatoral;" b1t. It Ia dit
ference largo enough to Justify oomrnont, espo-
oially on tho part Of those aganst wtom the iig.
| moasuro. Of tho, GRAIN, was, wisely with
drawn, hut. d. revolution to order re-
form. In. thp modo Of gathering tho
daily statistfos. is as much necessity as eveI!
It ID highly probable, too, TINT tho prosene ngl-
tatlon Of tho subject will result in REFORM, in
spite Of eneors and MISREPRESENTATION from
parties who aro never willing to aamle thhs my
o"I Tn anawcr' to Correspondent. NO state TINT
Fillmore, Goodhue, Waubaahaw, paRotah, w.
nom. and Oln,ssed nro among. tie largost wheat
uroduc,g counties in Minnesota, mud TINT the
wheat haryost tliora commoncoa from about July
opto Anr. /. according to the Boason aomo
I -nora ha;nr onrlior than others This year prorn-
lis"a lut to be- early.. .,......'..
Tnn MARKETS.. ss's''ss'Sf:''
n,,o 1cai7inr nrodl,oo markota we're generally
etrnnrer tn-IaY. This wes attributed by sonao to
eo ,,5e thor fSnrc nni,,, nromon;tous Of stor.
But the chief reason for strength was tho fact
, 1874-05-29

Tho New TOrk Dry tsO0d9 NInfKeEs
NEW YonK, May 2s.-These was better feeling II
trade, and more activity noticed In printa and
heavy woolons. The marlet for cotton goqaa td nt
n,arket was excited and Irregular large 1ohhing
house offered aarners shirngs 1t Ky b{ @ tho paea
price, with yory heavy sa1oa Woolsns were active.
, 1874-05-29

CHICAGO.
THURSDAY EVENING, May 2s.
Thp rtceIpta Of Live stock during Newoek have Doea
, 1874-05-29
Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city eon-

Withdrawn from storo yaaterdny Tor oisy con-
sumption, 8,498 bu corn; OBS bu oaesi s,e08 hu
barley.
Tho following grain has boon. INSPECTED into
storo this morning up to 10 O'clock: 322 cars
wheat; 528 cars corn; 6,0oo bu high mixed 10
17,40o bu No. q do. and G,0o0 ,bu rejected do. by
canal; o. cars oats; 1850 bu rejected do, by
canal; cara rye. Total (917 cars). SOC, 600 bl'.
inspected out: 84,7l2 bu wheat; 2i0, ,020 bu
corn; 5000 bu outs; 1,oA bu ryo; 2,0a1 bu
barley.
i Tho Board OF Trade resolved to-day to bold no
aossion on Saturday. that being tho day aet
# npart for decorating with Aowers tue graves OF
tho soldiers who died in tho War for tho sup
pyession> Of tho Rebellion. Wo suspect the ad-
iournment will prove TO bo lttlo hotter thaR q
movement from tho hall to tho curbstone; ~
which caBo 1t will bo q hollow mockory inBtoau
/, Of a compliment.
10 oloBod oil Saturday, md h0nce tho inward
and outward movement Of breadstuffe will DO
| practically checl.ods There will ha no "atatla-
|. ties " Furnished. by tho Board Of Trade.
THO rather singular statement was nsatlo today
I that. thoro. III, no matorinl Discrepancy in tho
!! stattaticg Of tho corn movemont Of last wook.
| Lot ns SEQ. Tho Board OF Trado bulletin giyoa
| for tho week. .-..-
| Shipped, bu corn ..n.14l7
| Withdrawn for city usc.n......,......... 26,oai
Total Withdrawn from store. .....-......14 443, ,49l
Received, ooi.io9
I '-- 't -.
nocreaHc IN atocks. H9g.3ts s.5ts
Tho Registrar reported docreasa.. S1b'Sse
0iBcTQraTCy. oott9o4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-01
Books Reeeited.

Popular Resorts and How 20 Reach
Them; combining brief description of the prin-
cipal summer retreats of the United States and tho
routes OF travel leading 10 them. Cloth, fs6 pp.,
illustrated, price 81 80. Boston: John B. Bach
elder. Porlland Loring, Short & Harmon.
My Mother ANA 4. A Love St1ry. BY tho
author Of "John Halifax, Gentleman" Paper,
lO5 pp., illustrated, price 90 cents. New York.
Harper g. Brothers Portland: Loring, Short ts
Harmon.
The Best of Husbands. A Novel. BY James
Payn, author of "GwenGoline's Harvest" &c. Sc.
Paper, LOG pp., price so cents. New York: Har-
per & Brothers. Portland; Lorng, Short & Har-
mon,
Antoninn; or the Fall of Esonae. BY wilkic
Collins, author of "The Woman in White" &C..
&c. Harper's illustrated library edition. Cloth.
43s pp., price 81 20. New York: Harper s. Bros.
Portland: Loring, Short & Harmon.
Arctic Experiences; containing Capt. George
E. Tysons wonderful drift on the iee-hoe, history
of the Polaris expedition, the cruise OF the III
gress, and rescue of the Polaris survivors. To
which is added general arctic chronology Edi-
teddy G. E. Vale Blake. Cloth, 4s6 pp., illustrated
New York; Harper & Brothers. Portland: Lor-
ing. Short iS Harmon.
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CoUNclL-Maine, first and third Mondays in each
month";
TEMpLE-Forest City, No. 1. every Wednesday
evening.
Coon SAMARITAN BRoTHERHoOD.-Eastern Star
Assembly, No. meets in Deering, Monday evenings
Rising Star Assembly No. 2, meets at Arcana Hail.
Saturday evenings.
MAINE CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION
Corner of Congress and Casco streets First Thurs
day in each month.
Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Corner
Congress and Casco streets. Every evening
PORTLAND FRATERNIr--No.3 1854 Congress street,
Every evening.
Thursday evenings; Nlunjoy Lodge, No. G, Mon
day evenings; Pine Tree, No. II, Friday evenings
At their Hall, Clapps Block. Market Square.
PORTLAND ARMY AND NAVY UNION Corner
Congress and Brown streets. First Tuesday in each
month.
Sons OF FTEMPERANoE-Portland Division, No. 95
Sons of Temperance Hall. Friday evening.
PORTLAND TYpoGRAPHIcAL UNION, No. 75-Cor-
ner Congress and Casc0 streets. Second Saturday in
each month.
PAYsoN LITERARY SocIETY.-ATeetings every
Monday evening, Browns Block, cor. Brown and
Congress streets, at y O'Clock.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION, Congress
Hail Bio tx. Second Monday in each month. DeliV-
cry Of books, 2 to 6, Z to 8. day and evening.
BOswoRTH Posi- G. A. R.-Meetings every Friday
evening in Mechanics Hail. corner OF Congress ana
Casco streets.
PATRIOTIC ORDER Sons OF AMERIcA-Camp No
eonvenes at Arcana Hail. Williams block, corner
of Congress and Chapel Sts., Tuesday evening; No
Eat School House, Turner's Island, Cape Elizabeth,
Friday evening; No. on Wednesday evening and
No. on Monday evening at Temperance Hall, No
3515 Congress street.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TE MPLARs-Ar
cana Monday; Mission, Wednesday; Forest City
in Williams block, Congress street. Mystic, Thurs
day, at Sons of Temperance Hail. Congress St;
Iron Glad, Thursday, at West End.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Booksellers and Stationers.
HcYF, &1 FsessG .No.9l Middle Street.
n. E. MCGOWAN, 25a Congress- ~.
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The Most Desirable Property in the
Vicinity of Portland for Sale.

WTE offer the Property situated on Ocean Street,
w Woodford's Corner, Deering, and known as the
Phiney Property, consisting of about III acres of
finely located land in the highest state Of cultiya-
tion having cut 50 tons of Hay in season. There
abundance of choice Fruit. The buildings are am
pie, thorough and substantial consisting of large
and finely arranged House, with wood-shed, carriage
house and barn connected. The barn is one of the
best and most conveniently arranged in the State.
There is also large hay barn line of street. re-
Gently built, at considerable expense The late Mr.
first class property. 1t is situated within Is min
utes' ride of Portland most of the way shell
Rochester Railroad Cars stop at Woodford's, few
minutes walk from the property. Across Back Bay
you get of the finest views of the city to be OBJ
taned Church and School privileges excellent. For
further information inquire of
e. ID. BAILEY 81 CO,
Je29u 10 Exchange st. Portland Me,
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
City OF Portland.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE, |
June 8, 1874.
To Owners or Occupants of Buildings
and Let's on State, Congress, GuMnbef-
land and Pine Streets.
NJ Office is hereby gwen that the above-named
IN Streets have by Order of the Board OF Mayor
and Aldermen been re-numbered, according to plans
in the City Civil Engineers Office, and all parties in
terested hereby notified that the numbers so des-
ignated must be affixed to the buildings said
streets within sixty days from the first day of Au-
gust next
And any owner or occupant of any building or part
Of building who shall neglect or refuse to afx to
the same the number designated by the Mayor and
Aldermen, who shall atfix to the same, or retain
thereon more than one day, any number contrary to
the direction of the Mayor and Aldermen, shall for
felt and pay not less than dollar, nor more
than twenty dollars. and like for every subse-
quent offence. Per order,
H. ]. ROBINSON, City Clerk,
ju0 eOdtoaui
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Confectionery.
e. J FEfSks rms manufacturer ofplain
and fancy Candies, 2S5 Congress ST,
Portland Me.
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HOUSE No. 53 Spring Street, near Park. In
LII quire of GEO. E. DAVIS, 81 Commercial St
jy10 If
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MASONIC
At Masonic Hau, No. 95 Eechaage Street.