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, 1874-08-18

LE4p-1Ia, 7tSo; bar, aE@0o; lead pipe a'lo: out
sxs z,ss@rl u ssats ias; ill., ssa'l!Y iotq
i sliisEr inonNo a. 4,is ratea Iuas,a Iron, sto H.
ipes1yS a.! 29g 81 19s ~ stained 1e' Ane!e' 1u"-
d. ss@se: II; NJ Il iss; M 4; g, to-. Adl4soapt
a css IL =
NAiLs-Waro fdtlcr qntct. teuotatlonp 29@coa, per
hsg SiSa sai5; d ana S,i> q, sssi1 q ae
m 81 baDSs@Ns3s s a Sf tss afs Sspss
9'9 sap' ~ spp rSpf MI T. Ss4 Sl7s = m s:r , 5sRs
issitiia i, lsssos; iarsea rope. i, iia aiss;
fsS Ss1' 3 III si's sisS5SS s5sS'ss 1s, rHtY HS H.
for to le.ditle a,s, an ho ,a%Flot sea9'as s!eady
upward lcllnationr tho rricea ut Which It Is now
aclllAg lelng below tho coxt # rrotactiun. We
o ,19 1noa Gaf s ss isp ws es 5S SH si s ss
i $s s5s $;ss Ssss; - :ss: =
ifa, $s; %. N. III ba,,S Is sttsts. 90;
~: apa. o3 graviiy i6u; naphtha. common. lc.
PoTATOEs-Wero III excessive aupply, and very
m ss Se1 It &c. sos, sSs r &
choice, $2.U0@2.oo per brl. Alao ut 76o per bu III
sacks. >, ,.,., .,
staay ,Sr fasr oea1 ,e'nsnd. rsrioys 5 spi 1t 10
a1lc: nl chickens {j5uGS4 10; clofcn aritus, $300
9su ssa ..ll, and i" fair springs" s2ooa.so Q foz;
Enthusiastically was again active, but weak undnr
continued heavy rcseiitA aata were - n'aue ~ a. *1a'
rnx was steady at 81 gu for goqd ershipg The
receipts wel licayy 1io3 Of tho soea golng 1rect o
,.on,I1say Unchanged. s,los include: 10 bugs choee
timothy ii .9 bags strictly rrine at S2s1; oS,
;s Sas ;ona poiae II de Il %
oii IT e Sss psS! ss' i % 'ass s''0
| RALT-Wsa afea.ty under fair tietnnna: OnoMdaga
and Saginaw anc si79; Canada, g. stso; osa,'aTy u
Xsiton ss taIry per t sack. siuo@ I.55
TEAs-rar activity tlarsctcfizea tho tea trade,
Bo,,, cglunon to fair; '3i@4lc: do, good, btt5c5e
do, chosco to extra Ane. a5e@ s1o5 common to tna
old c so Ss$s q peta9 seea assGs Ess
s5o; choice ptngH.3ey ooG9 10; extra Noyune Si.o
G1l.D5; choteo 70 extra new JaMn 20 conf
eo,non u eH do common to ooons o s
TOBACco- IA fair at tho quotations follow-
flsE Cur-Extra 75ts85c; choice, Goae5c medium,
! G0G65o poor to common. lotalsc.
r1ua-N9taral Left 76@aoo; half br'ght, co@7oc. !;
ssoKlsa1aasl e T. choice. aa@aso; medium, 300
WDOD-ls tulj and easy. We quoto Beech, sC,5o
e77oo: 1nnsae, 75o@aeo; hickory, $a6oG590o slabs,
'W0Ui-Was In moderate demnnd nna steady. Stocks
| nro light. We ngafl Qnofe:
Ttno to good tl1waseI;. eI;.................. .4NIi7c
Elmo and medium wauIcl accee. .-A!tG 44o
Coafse Washed heece .39fa40c
Fino lnwaRlicd .21@1:0s
Unlnorthan.abio ana bnrry wool, 5e3loo Less.
, 1874-08-18
A1hf Na AMI AQ4tAs
Preston, Kean j. Co. report .as follows:

Ngw YonK, Aug. 17.-Money, a@2N primo
mercantile papor, 5G07.
stcrluB dull aud 1lllohaugea. .
Customs receipts, $e511, ,0S.
Gold duh at o11R039zz, tllo opening aud oloaing
prices. Carrying rates. l01M4, and Hat
=, TAc Asaigtsut Traastlror d.abursea $4,000.
Cearinga, 5ll. .g"o. o1g;;
~ Goyerameuts tirut State mud railroad bouds
y Stocks opened steady, afterwards hecamo
stroug. and advanced 4 to I'M per cent, t4o
boBt prlces OF tho day being fully sustained vt
: tho cleso. The greatest improyonlont was III
1tock 1slul,l the noxt il point Ct strength woro
Western uuton, Luke sote WabAsl! Norta-
trail, aud Ohias. Tho rncldo Mall improved OIL
purchases ly soma friouls of, the present man
HEeu'eHet sstl the strength OF tho Naw York
Central was duo to tho flct tint an application
fer matda1nua had haen granted to cotnpel
haydr l1avamoyar to sign II warrant for half tho
cost Of ;thas Fourth nVe.luo imp loyoment. 1T.
1.ouls'& lton Noantain waa exceptionally weak,
aud qoclinea to l2iwith II "a tho best lid at tho
close nf tllneHoeond Board. .,..,-r,s
Total eales ut stock1 tor.tho day ,wera alou
, 1874-08-18

4s!hut 47otl III AhElcSbu4pNt w TWHs
Tho Chiengo pToluco narkots wore moderate
ly active to-day dnring allorter timo than usual
The aggregate Of trading waa loss than ordinary,
rs nearly quarter Of tho rcgular session OF tho
board Of .Trado WAS occupied in receiving Lord
DnsEerin, I,aay Duiresist and suite, report Of
which will DO, found in another column. Tho re-
ception was hearty, md the great majority Of tho
uiombcra seemed to bo well ploasod with tho
visit; hut not fow grumhled ut tho protraeted
speeches, and protested TINT tho tinlo ,yaB Ill
timed. From about lalt-pnst II o'clock till half
past u is tho busy season. aud 1t IL scarcely fair
to those Who hayo trading to do that that hour
should be Drokon in upon.s It would certainly bo
much moro convenient, and just as respectful
to visitors, il such receptions woro aot for
o'clooli instead Of noon It would bo still better
II tlloy woro sot ford O'Clock, and the doors
thrown open 10 tho public then.
The general iusdency Of prices was downward
to-day, III most descriptions OF produce. though
tho marietta could hcafcely DO quoted ! wena; Ino M
IN proluclng III easier folding i'll grain. Ihe
shipping movement was moro active.
Thore waB only moderate movement In dry
goods, and priiea wero without clango Of I'M
prices steady and firm. IN tho .blstor aud
| Ihceso markota tho situation was uucFangoa.
buth Of those Htnplo ar1ieloH continuing III good
t'ensana ut fully. late nvicoH. Fish aro meeting
r]lo died fruit nlarkek WIS without anlmatlo1l,
and domestic varieties Sill show u dcelinteg
| tendency. Coalt wood. lcatllor, mud tubaccu
,yoro unchanged. oia woro in gootl raquo8t aud
| i}rln,
Lumber was dull aud woal. The local and
country yara trade ls still very light all il il
cluncd for tho city that atocka aro lulger NOW
'tnn uyur heforo Ut this tiil1o 1lnyoss aso cusl-
| g,,ieua,,aly alsont- fron the wloluaae market,
nnd nnreonN nrd Il {ri,ts III toilBculltlltp, lilo
, 1874-08-18
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wore dlcd forrccoru
on Monday, Aug. H.:
la!fY nm rt.prYt

IUIIUNITB
~, 1s..3,- t,,, 80.
y" '''"1"s' "'e' =. .-...,. ..
oifY PROPERTY.
west rwrnt,-scconl at, cor Of Rockwell st,
H. Waskor to William q. .c aaIaler @
Went Washington st l50 it " Of ynEcr ut, IF,
25x120 n, will, improvements, ated Aug II $500
Rrbeeca st, 16s It Of Rockwell st, II r. a4x124
II, dated Ang. 10........... ..........,.... 4bs
West washington IT. !, " cor of Taii at. al, 5Dx
1lo # alao JaeksoM st. 140 II, Of Loomis 1T,
ceuaa 10 Nv. NV 80 4 Of Tje st. T. 233iSo It.
, 1874-08-18
Also the following, without comparisons

Withdrawn from Btoro On Saturday Tor city con-
sumption 25G7 bn wheat; 3,c54 bu corn -. .G51
bu oats 7sG bu barley.
. Tho following grain has boon inspected into
:storo this morning up.,t 10 o'clock: car
No. rcd winter. wheat, i chr No. 2 to cars No.
Bpriug wheat. SGT cars No. 2 do. 95 cars No. 8
do, II cars rejected do, Gears yellow corn, 1a1
carB high mixed do. 375 cara and G8,500 bu No. 2
do, Is cars and Goo0 hu ro1octcd do 18cars wl,ito
Data, 40 carn No. DO, 4 cara rejected do, 10 cars
No. ryo, 10 cara No. 2 barloy* cars No. do, g
cars rojeutod do. Total q, ,1G3 cars), 100000 bu.
1nspoctcl ont: 1D3, ,9os bu wheat 7.slG hu corn,
II, ,401 In oasa, 1,9o9 bu rye, 3,0So bu barley:
Tho following tablo shows the distribution Of
the b,eadauilH nlippca from this port during tho
pnst week:
, 1874-08-18
MARKETS NJ TEI.Ettis.tpH.



LIVERPOOL, Aug. It'll a. tn.-Elour, 1as Gd@25H Cd.
WteatWlnter. l6s 4d1Hs 10d spring, o. TiGJlos Cd.
Mlite, 11H 2d@l1s ID; cldb, tla 1aaalaa 3D.. oorn,
Pork, 75a. Lard, Ola Gl.
uetanEctt.i
lard, Gaa.
ltvEnpouL, Aug. 17.-Co!ton. steady; 1nllallng up
Mnd, A&SSt.d; Mitahv orioamT, 4. S.sstsBHA. salsv,
i9o laies including speculation; expust, 2ooosoales;
Tallow-ita nd.
apirtta Of pesroIeuua-8Xl.
1;rca16tnfTk.-Qutet.
,Proyiaiuns--I.ard. d2s. Daeon.-Long, clear mid
u!es "a dl ! 6as d for short clear.
. LONDON, Aug, 17:-Amount of bullion gone into tho
HauE of Engad on balance to-ns Ei2i 500. Discount
~ tho open market for lnonths bills per cent,
rcr cent below tho Hauk rato. ConRos, for money,
= 99..a;, on recount, D41<.
unttea Sites ase,.s,.ss10-4os, 103k; W5s, los11
T7s. 1dgs; New York Central, u; Erie, So pre-
rARls, Aug, II 7.-Reates, e3 francs 9a,5c.
FRAaEroaT, Aug. 17.-G2a es1Y.
, 1874-08-18
MONEY KNDCOMM ERCE..


Tho now 5er,u,a % tor n,n,ay ] that hat Inns
h,tt.as. us now asmaNa tos monvs a,'H. u.,' 1
tinns ~ rs psvr eoUd To- rooton
somo OF tho banks report that loans woro In
nast o isdehs 'vtny ny @ ,ut "a i howina m
tbs incroaao, md I tlo =. moyomopt Of tho wheat
Tho rnto Of discount Mt tho bnnks is 10 por
cant fnr rco,,or c,,ato,nara or d nor cent Ices
:. LII. .1 ,. H.. ...,t '.r,,,oy
~, ~ n~.'m n~nu' eooa VII '''' '''s0''
Is eoyle por CONT
COLLECTIONS nrc mover particularly good at TINS
Bcnson, but merchants who still hnyo ,tnHot,'ha
occcunta il, t,,ocounttv find ie,n moro difficult
~ s1oas 49,, ~ ~ euon ,onsa, rroccsa nr lon.
~ '',ae ,i'n'. ovot' ~ ho"ei"A tAe n.,.r ,t,.t
uoh haa ooc'i congo on a'a tie "esopA'7 '''s's'
roninin unpaid hre dubious onos.
Now: York excbnngc Was 'weA!ier to-tsaS, aa
WAS frooly offered ut Zoo premilifn botwoon banRs
for 81 900, With few takers.
NATIONAL nAsRs ORGANIZED; ORG
The Unitod states compttoilor Of the ,SlI gnrror,
cy furnished tho following statement Of Nattona!
BauhB organized lnst weo;:
,1G-Cit'2ens' National ha,,k Of AonisV.ilc,
Ky Authorized cnp1tal, s3I4 00sl; Fail Ill capital,
esd, ZOO. John g. Barrct, President; - -,
Cashier. Authorized to commence business
ANg. 3. 1871.
2,1G5-Farmcrs' National Bunk OF Irincoton.
III. Authorized cap,tal, $50 ,00p; paid in capta'
10000. Harry II. Ferris, prosidont; ------
Cashier. Authorized to commence bERlneas
Aug. 8. 1974.
,lGG-secona National Uank ct Now Albany
1ud. Authorized capital, 800, 900; paid i1i cap
ita, $50, 600. L. Bradley. President; NJ. A. WcIr,
Cashier. Authorized TO con,tnonco business
Aug. ~, 1874. .-o
2,107-First National Tank Of Drisiol, Tenn.
Authorized capitnl, 100000; paid III capital,
$780, 900. Henry s. kane,. President; Joseph Il.
Anderson, Cashier. Authorized to commence
business Aug. 12 1874.
NEW roRK MONEY MARKET.
Tho market remanB inactive in most 1Iuancia1
circles. Money continues In excessive supply for
temporary uae. I.oaHs subject to cali aYe eas,y
Obtained to any reasonable amount, ul,oa, mp
proved colntcraiB, Mt 2ED3 nor cent fnime com
n,ercial paper maturing within SIXTY dayB il IN
demand At G@G per cont having thr6o TO four
xnouths' to dnto Of payment ia negotiated ut G07
ner cont
npvrxrE er.>+pa nv curcvs
:s, ,. 49,. @ q -: ~ .i ,St. - - ,e,.,;,. >,a
3h"s Potsoun aio ~ euo hAoit " nsol;Hut. LIZ
, 1874-08-18
COMMERCIAL,

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. IT.
THO following wero tho receipta and nhip-
mensa Of tho lsaaing articles Of prodncc IN CHI
cago during tho past forty.eight hours, and for
tho corresponding tlato ono yonr ago:
, 1874-08-18

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S''~@''~
4.606i.OQ.


l1OGs@lssce!yed sinco ,sat1rtay, 1900 There was
not t1a degree Of animation III tho hog trade tlsat
characterized 1t throughout list weeE aud the fcoltnB
less apparcnt conlonce the cxtreiuo prices hcrcto-
fot9 ruling botng eotstdarod too hish aud where they
fused to invest Holders 10 mt express confidence III
their ability to maintain prnsent rates, and with my
thing iiku argo receipts .lorruw, is not unlikely
waH done at Tor grassega ut $ 6uG B5 fur
eonon n lght COARSE, heavy, uneyen ana mtxee lotn;
900 for good to e1trp. Among The salea wore tho fol
lowing.
, 1874-08-18

NEw YonK, Aug. 17.-Dustucss fairly. activo with
domestic commission houses, aud . moderately n-
creaseA johbing tratla cllcctol.. Cotton goods
Kcueraly quiet, but prices mainly unchanged, al~:
toag '1w % gsaaS beachsa sh'rnSs sss wsas At
Silo band rrnts eol!tng freely Woolena ouIot. Do
incstlc and foreign dress goods mora uctlye.
, 1874-08-18

TAH INN4yBl8 G1 IIIb fBB0FTUs HE4u Uy- CHD UUU!s
try, city, md Now. York banks ahowa that their
combined surplus Ut resoryo, III .oxcoss Of tho
requirements III Inv, is oasly 55, ,000 0D9 larger
than it was nndor tho old law in June, 1879. In
the caso OF tho country lankH, although tho &C.
-t,,al 1caergo held IL BG00 000 less tlan H. year
previous, yet, III the reaoyYe needed III by theIaw
reduced about s>31, 00O,d00 the oxceas Of reserve
beyond lsi,al requirements stands s'27, 800, 900
higher tilsn under tho old law. Tho amount o
fse rosorvc required by tho bnnks Of tl1e four
teen cities s sl5 sou, 600 EcHs under tho new law,
md tho etlrp!us beyond lrs,al requirements ID
&1y000,0U0 higher. III tho cnso Of the New
Yorh banks there il Mr increase Of about IS, ,00D,
GOO In the anrplus Ut renervc.
itf,tsnA AMI, t,HIn
, 1874-08-18

NEW II ORhi
olea at lS;s@. ut recsp's t7s1s,cs; el groas, ss
963s bales Futures closed quiet: salea 3l,0Go fara
sss 4s psesbef i iis s5 s'sHs;f ss5 jsasr
ID 2l-31015 1t-lGn; February, II l5-lGo March, j
'd 1os ns.sf%a1. Ap5i lai1es ilsr n,ce,u, ,a ,,,,
Ssa sesy ' e. % oosae asaaaafo' qais IL Si saa
is ass and ,o~es %es s for chteaso
si.50al.3l Tor No. . s1waakte; sf.as@I.3o for Ne.
sf as sW sF 81 S sr ss ss ases Sss' W,sr s?
.a5 for white Western. Rye quiet ut
Barley nonalnsl Malt quiet and unchanged, Corn
%ss sSse Rses nssa sas ses*
WESTERN 81 slhaseho; white wcstcrn, 95@aoc. bats
ss mSss NestsfS se s 5 s;axy s s %. %sssfa s S s
o n!.s4 wsssst9 9asd sss S vit0 do &c.,
GnocEntEs-Cotree dull ald nominal. Sugar Rr1ner
nl IN good demand fur to good refining, 71s8>sc.
Atpla8sGs and rice dull aud Unchanged.
TETnoIroM- md lower: eruds. 4,.@5c re-
TunpEa1mE-rtru at aeAc.
Eaaa-scady at 17@i7!6o for Western.
pRov1sroxs-porls lover; now Mess 1880. Detf
atct.. Hans unchanged. Gut moass- quiet bo!lles,
i1s dtia n,ss s'sl 11ls for long s'sar Lard nrer
DurrEn-Fir,n; Western, e0a3oo.
uHEEsE-unchangcd.
"H1'ks--1'v'r at E3fFsh6' f;i9fRG!;Sa'
buBsALo TO Aug, 17InnEAnxrusFs-Nhe antes a t.:
aales f!ouO w No. milwaukee, TO aftso at Stu
Western ut 7o@1ac. Oats qnict; sales, 5000 Du No.
ut 4sc. Rye nouinnly at ooc.
fnF'an1s-uncl'a1'HSssa: ,,tHSarur.qr
,CzNc1.NATt, O., Aug. 17.-Co1To.-Dnl snd un-
nnftpsrrrrs- stcady. WHEAT fair aud firm,
S97s: osts steady, It s551ss syo stoady;st S4s. -
0l1s-unctaused.
'EdGs-Dufl and unchanged.
tsoy3s5ess2fsss ia!l s,'a ssn,qa :. Lard
l$s Hs ssa :;asS s9s5s 4s \ s:S
'sGn %assstesaS s'ss@s sdS'fts i ssaF '''
!, MILWAUKEE, Wis, aag: i7.@iiaE.ossusgsz Flour
isee sl:is; No. :. sios,l; Anaus sleiT; asptemi-
her, slos. Cora IN fair dsnsanl s,d lower rates
No. &C. rsy ss uscstiei is s and yi :s No.
te1n'bsf. n'hsr., vos; ~ nrr a. - o.u.,o 7o
@o,1oo na: o,u ~ nm ,,., .orn nm ,,v i.
wheat, ll',ou1.
DETROIT, Mich.. Aug, l7,-lREAnsTurFs-Whe
1ssy ;ss sx5s S css S Msss sa sa slasS I s
liz sue t bfis Eft whes bu; corn
corn, 40u lu !; oats, :5,00u.
NEW! ORLEANS.
new oa1zAss, I.a., Aug. l7.-Cosros--No demand
except At lower prices, Which faeors will not accept
salcs 80 baca auututiaua unchanged Receipts a35
bales. No exports. Stock l6,O17 ba!cs. ~:
MosErAny-Ifql, o.. :: aipht, !. ursuau,u. Hter-
linz. s6;lGn 80 . -,
TEcr.trlx Nr,y Carros ri D.rE-rron, fin hfisa,
assrni valley. ,alsy np,irat iast yoar
CIliVELAND.
rsn aud umclanssd. Mcepts, 15oo bu No red:
S.io: y. 40 fll3; Gsin steady aHd u!'vla,lged
unfs stn.,lya,J irm No Stat" 4Sa. N" i ~ Iso
white, 4Go. '''' >>'' wv @N~
pErApLEusI-Dul, firm. and l,uthauael
YOLNDO.
ro1pno. Aur. 17.-i,nrAnsr,,rys- tstr mud
arm, Wheat Inssc iipher, cjosiun ,Scak: No. wlu
Wubash 81 a9if. Nn d. ii ~ No with, sfJcI.-
xau II I'd: ailmr Mfehina,t' II liz. saiIer week.
al iHfS1 i8iS Rsnton,her Il fRst. ~ raI s1 S6
M d r. S1 - NJ IL II ~, n,,o f,i,,ofa
"a: No d. Ii. .i7MI carl, mir mi % ara, hivn
xe 6so iow mxsi Go M ,I ara's an.' aT.1o iat',
, 1874-08-18

i5 ,ss n Esslns sss @ S piSs sSf sass
sssi s|2sea't e tss sa aes M s
pressed stac Of tho market 1aa cntcd fphily iflt
fecuror4 to takc aloM forths ,medIse tea.lue,o u
~ an 9rdssa to dror yesaes Misl avs n%
otl1er asops taku to hold tho lumber bap Those r.
oFls noispyor. haYo been 80 long aud tndusrtpualy
niascd them with in incrodno,.s nmilo. Tic anllneas
II regarded a. temporary, and reaction Ia antcluatcd
rieco.suG was trmly S o elI ns $500 for staniutco
an4 q 1 tsafgoes noasda a,.a ntrs sro 1uood
dlum 10 very choice. 14atll slSoQs ITO.
they have ttlo causo to complain. stoeka hro tli-
;'lsualy largo mud tho markctis weak, hut without
tluotablo chaugo:
seeond ccar, incl 70 ii,sI sS9S GsSoS
Third clear, inch. 3a00 (a4O.0o
Cloar flooring, lat aud "a togetl,or,
Ulcar siding, 1st mid ID together. 21O0 Ga920Q
First common siding >. .......... 1p,U0 9s2D.OD
hccond common Bl.ing. .............. lhU0 gl7.0O,
T1porinRt tlrat common drcasol. 1890 4l5.U0
FtoorinK HccOrstl cbn1llot drGHsei.. 2GGD Gs250O
Flooring. third common dressed .s.. 1900 @....,
waBpn-box boards, aclotted, II
inches and Upward. ........... :. $500 940.00
wsgon-bax boards, 2a.o0 tG1oeo
Htock boattta. ........ 59uo tsa6sM
= RtocR ooafla ...ts-.s..'ss..s..'. 1o'vVs e9.e'M
con,mon boards, outside for dry..:.. 1850 Sl?00
Jotat, acans'ihg, fencing, timber, ,10tcct a. -
Jest eni seantna. is 10 Il teot..... l2oo e5iv.oo
11ckota, Bqunra. 19.0Qi Gsl5.c0
11eSetat Eas.... .+.......t...... n.n e9".-
Ge,inr posts, roni, 5Sa incias ...... 7So S5.oo
!satn: s,oo g 80
no. aawed allinges. ................ a.So g 10y
shluaiss ID aa'i on tf;si s a7s 5 soS
, 1874-08-18
CltICAuO LUMBER MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, AUG II.
Including tho cargQes loft over from last wock tAe1e
Teas abont ~ casaara attle docks nthq suorniug,
, 1874-08-18

THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS. 10s
CHICAGO.

CllkGhAA.
-...-- MoapAy Eyrn1.:o, Aug. II.
CATTLE-neceifha eince Saturday, 1, 800 hCAd. Tho
frcsl receipts wore not novc the average, but atc
to tie QUO or ore ata1o cattle they swoc tho supply
10 un,a,lal tlitneusonB Tho effect uppn prices was
arpartpt In pretty general Weakening, ehotce grades
alone being held With my ahow Of frnticaa. Bnyers
il1snernuS aud a clasAes operated with grcater
or less freedom, but notwithstanding tho liberal i.
grcgata Of aa1ca there was farEe amount Of nnAoid
stock Ill Tie yards ut the close Of business hours and
holders DO not speak very hopefully of to-raorrowp
MARKET Sales were ut sl.G o5o for ncalawag Cnsro.
Eeel to extra yradcd stcersprncillly ut s31555 81.
4UoTATIoRn.
Extra IccseB-Graded stccrd. averaging 400
Choice Bebyes-Fine, fat, well formed . year
to year old Ateoss averaging 1,25o to
Good Deuyes-Wcli-fattcnc finely formed
steers averaging Ito 10 1.10 Ihs ..... 625@G.65
Medium 1radus-Steers in. fur, Apsh aver
aging $50 to LOO lbs. 460@lt1 90
DWtchtrs' StoeE-Co,nnaon to fur steers,
averaging $50 10 100 lbs.:. aeo@4.oO
Stock Cattlc--Cbmtuo9 cattle. III: decent
ilean, averaging 700 70 $50 25oes4oo
rnferior-Light aud thin cows. hcifers,
atags bulls. anl acaawng atecrs:... a0oa!T6
Cattlcfe1as, choice corn. 4.5056.25
Cattc-Tcxas. wintcred NORTH. ). 125tGk 90
CattleTexas. through droyes ............ 1.75@40d
CATTLE EhLE8. go
, 1874-08-18

PrTrhnuna, Pa, Aug. 17.-Crnde stcady at 00@o5c
bill ut tho river; 70D1Gc at tho VOLS. Relncl quiet
pAllaAe!ph!a delivery o1teTel Ut llAc.
, 1874-08-18
Lake Frciaf,4H

We're fairly active and Armer. Room for wheat was
taken At Jlo to Dnulo and &c for corn to Oawcgo.
Caartcrs: 10 Bullnlo~-Scls M. Rnlltngtou, Ham .
Fllnt, u. Hansom, wheat ut 3Alc acir +. L. HucAiu
corn 1nta nnd Dean Richmond, wheat, corn, and
oats, and Java, balance curgo of corn and data,
axe. 10 Black iock-solr ~ l.. Andrawa, wheat on
private terins. To oawego-schra Aladera. Cortaz,
a.il n. !. slerrick, corn at gc. To sarr}a-prop
Concord corn OH through rate Total, 1o. Capacity,
about go ooo hu whcat, 1856 900 bu and $4,000 LII
oata. III tho afternoon tic sehr T.4. Hazard was
akan for whaat to Hualo " axe, atd tho senr Y. j.
Preston for wheat to uswego atgkU. Total capacity
720UU bu,
, 1874-08-18
MARINE.
Port Of Ch1enan. A11R. II.
1AtsfdI

tRS
iiscow y. N. Duah.u, rsSe's sHiar, uood,.
smT tnr eSesas eolSfsns n istaas, yS1tsp 'nfss ,a1S,
Rsot' iats hr.ozo Donton MarSor, II: s,roottea.
Prop e. J: rrucaiql!, aroen Day, sundsiaas''
fss EasMss hssen as sspafs'' Safk
ssshr MO. Cameron Kncardlne,' 'seit1
sshr s'si,,: u;, nsn. sgel, aIIskseon, lun,bar.
sehr hysso, 1iqsteg0n, lumber.
sshr ssr Aas'fs,iS 1li 1Mt1sxssson, MasssSa, llaaSsr
ss,r g. E; r III, ,]m,,nrngton wh1's Hall 1umer
gel,r 9: 1lchc'sont 1udlngon, lumber.
schr Joses. Holiand, bark.
scow William Morse, Evanaton, gravel.
stmr Alnakegon,: Muskegon, nunerio..
rrop Montana, buffalo: su1drles.
Prop 1ndla, gufalo. sundrIes.
schr Ltbpie Na,t. L.ldington, lumber.
s''~ SOD Bird Grand ohsSSisb. d!ayss' lumber
lrop Garlea aitx afalisteo IL iris nonr. md aun.
bssss ID q u es oss sss
large Wclyesins, Grand Haven, 2s eds ssouo..
scr L'Sf!o Doak' 81 JOSEPH 100 kegs beor 145 br
schr Atagnto, Mpsna, 600 lbs au. brls pork, to,
smr Corona 81. Joseph, s,ntlriea:.
Prop Lake Iroeze, Dcnton ilarnor. snutries.,
Ssssss sa g lf ss S4 sssst ss
pork, md Bnntlrtcs.
fu snr Mussasn 1iTGa ssa aeseu ssues xhsa
Prop Montgomery. Port iurun a3s bu carn 20 brs
Hnr T. oar Mny.s SnS supares rar ,;,ron 90 mn , no
Prop Missouri Dalatl AID tesnseaiate points. 1Eo
-, a Srls pork, 100 bags feed, aud tuudriea.
, 1874-08-18

ponr HURON, altch. Aug l7-2:50 p. 'n.-DowN-,
Props Sawburg, bcntun; atmrs koweeuaw, Murlno
City. -"
ur-propB City Of New Yorl, B1hinc, Howard;
sehYa Camden, Il. II. Kinbaa, 8. W. aoit, aoshawk,
G. r. Mi!Ch, Aeatnaa.,
W1Hn-Southwest: weather fair.
ronT !iunoa, Mieh, Aug. .'17-RYontng. .-DoWH-
Prop China, Npw York
Up--Schra Nichartly, WinBloW, SbeIdou Iucarue.
Mary Elizaboth, saseo.