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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-05-02

W. E. ANDERSON, Auctioncer.
May ., 1874.
, 1874-04-21

MospAY EVENING, April 20.

,.. MosDAY EVENING, April 20,
Acknowledgements ut sl.sy@l. .0I.
REANs-Were IN better demnlE, and choice navios
held higher Nayles, hand picked, por btl, Sa.l5
DuTTEl!-Tl,cro VIVA a lttlu better fcalIug In this
niArket Tho f!rlnor posion Of the EASTERN market
brought shippers ont, unl tleir presceo Atim,atr
holders. There WAS ITO adsNucc, nor Wa8 ttere n,ly
sclorul oort to estaha one unt late quotations wcra
,n'irh marc Keneruily alhorel to. N0 repeat o,lr
list Choice to fancy yellow, 3593sc medium to goud
gradcs 3oGg33o; infcrior to conlu!ou 1852Bc; COM
nit'1 0 choice roll, 93@3OD. 2S
uAGG1N0-The bauaing tratlo waa slightly moro
ncyu 10 TAR rs cotton BcalnicsA g0H wbro uoilcerc
and waa rather 1rlncr In consequence Stark $40: :
IIulIow a, 3ia Lewiston 4, :'1c; American A. 40
AlMuskcng, 3lo; Otter Creek, 39y burlap baHa and
b, 17Ge ipu; gHnnies siugey17alBc; do double, aD
asn; wonl-Baels, 6BNaGUc,
BROOM CORN--Ihoro is q motlorato inquiry from
manlfactnrarh who aro out Of stock, but tle otluru
generally FOR small qaalitics. Quotations arc !:
Clatco hurl, H9aSc; do extra, 9u; corn tint viii
work taelf into cllUleu l,1rl broom, 7kGs8v: for
gopl do, G@7c; good to cloios stalk brald 7ho; lii
nU1.DlSd SiAiEia1A1s-rhe ,.omuna is moaer-
hrck aas'st to Restrict bAsness. Wo aloto: hIicl-
Han atlceo, sa.5p; New York Ht,cco, cnalng, $l2
t915u; Utica, louiayil!e, Hnll Akron ceIent. saQO
II trl; Portland eemelt, $70075D ljmu iu bulk lis
ilne {hEla) 81 0upl % U lrl whito sand u
hr clustering halr. U G, 40u; lire brel
l,M *65.oo9o0. 10 building brick {cunmon), sS85
essco; milwaukee, un4 llac!ne lresue,t sa1. no.
aei as In. i1a,ana presse, slSoo9oos da comon
Cl1EE3E- There wns fojr order trnde ut steady
prices. Htocks are rhlucna to extremely small nlen-
s!ons, 4nd ns rsimu now canuot ba Ent forward for
several WdaER yo the Harket lay lo pxneried to te-
tain 1ts tons. We Quoas New York Gaetury u!la, II
, 1874-04-21
Withdrawn from atoro on Saturday for city
consumption: 1,703 tu corn. 26l9 bu oata.

WitllurANu from Btoro Sntur3Av f0r rItv
oo,,a,,n,nt;oa mo ~. 49, ~ '5 oe'" ~ o.ss
sIn %'. ~ . ooa IT, vo ~ soio' -'oaa oo oass'
4a9 Du rye, 2,289 bn barley.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: 80 cars
wheat AMI cara cor, II sno IL, NJ . In ~ eoo
", soiao,oa mn a'su ~, ~ ~. w. ,l'ouo
puto1oosou W uo'. anu 4,ooo nn hgh mtxoa do' ny
oanal so cars cuts, g. 500 bu No. do by canal; 2
cars rye; Cur barley. Total (4sG cars), 2as, GOO
bu. Inspected out: 8s,4sG bu wheat, l92, $40 bu
arr, eop h., onta a1a ~, ,So TX ,,.N'a
ooan g no'a W oass' i'!o ou rye, o4oo bu nar0y
lno no~s from tho Ao"or mississippi is worry
in tho crops Of cotton and augar this yoar. In
tho State OF nlaBius,puI. t,o ontro co1,ntrv IL
,,,',a. ,sa4.. ra-na" P' '"o .o -. souu',y ~
u'luof "n'of ioe scotes u 1"1!es III every d1reo-
ton. snd the richest portion Of Louisiana is rcp-
resented to be completely ruiuo1.. Aud the mis-
chief hoen's i; not to hayo reached its worst. Tho
riyor , %as stu rising to'day with prospect Of
stiii furt!lor augment III tho volume Of wator
thnt rolls down to tho sea-" ---..
Ihe 1ea,ng t produce ;a maretH wore generally
III oithor dirootlon. Tho tendency in breadsuits
Was to M oasior ioellng, but this was partially
, 1874-04-21

+ An,oo.,a - n .,'ae. o' 1.,,.s -, '. H. Il.
vineennos railroad, between Chicago o and Thoras ~
tol and have subscribed land or money In aid Of
tno linz ras hoI vaatorov -, t,,a osoa a. -" ~
ns,,;" @ wa no ~ ~ ~ 1.o o'ce Aesf
Oa'1soh q Molcn. Coi y. .. Aerr was Chair
map, and hr. L. 7. Sweet acted ns socro-
tary. hlr. Young, President Of tho CHI
cago. Danyi)le 4 Yinoenncs Ra;1ron1 ,vo,
,,rnso,t and o~,,n,od w., ,,roaos.,s VIZ
WAS mndo to Tho subscribers by tho Chicago d.
Southern Railroad, which was tho Asaignee Of
, 1874-04-21

BIIEEp-The sheop trade waa hfeiesa. There ,ynrd
f1w buyers III attendance, a1 their want. wero limited
60 that tho sunpy small it was, exceeded tho de-
nsand. Prices aro nominal At $9.75@7.00 for Ecaa-
wags to choice mutton qualities.
NEW YORK.
NEW YonK, April 20.-DEEvEs-nece!pta Yesterday
and to-day, 4:00 milking 900 for tho week. against
average quality scarcely fair; demand good enough,
aud tho market better than eithor TAirsdsy or Fri
day last Tho ruin which prevailed all day was unfa-
Vorabe to active trao sovoral carloads 1emneh
sold good beovcs wero run out ut little better priccs
tan droycs Of oqlta quality could bo sold for Aonlny
common md medium lots wcre fructiou lower;
choice cherUkco cat!lo ut i1c; moor to pri,na
natisos at 1o9l21Gc, with fow tops rotailea at 13,S
Ggljc among salos woro II ears Texan, 5K cwt al
95%e; cara, ow at 8ko; Is cars, Gx cwt, at 10Na
cars Illinois steers. 7N cwt ut 11A3l9No Il cars,
Gears, 6if@7 cwt. ut l059l1:io; ID cars. cwt. NJ
1o@llc; is cars, G@a cwt, at aud 20 cars
6HGS7H cwt, at as@llHc. .-7
oter!ngs ons 4eo mixing tor thu
trade aud market inactive, but general tono shaa
frlncr. priccD advanced ntuut 1c from Friday iast
ordinary to extra uuBhOru sleep sold ut 1tj8ku:
common to extra sheArcd quoted ut 67c, With salci
ut B14Gs7o for good to e1tra.
gw1xE-l.oceipts Yesterday and today 12 $780, rnaina
market firm Mt 6,@0o for ordinary to good corn-fcd
ave with Garlic fair Ohios, 1T tbs ut IN ayorag9
Of &c. Dressed hogs closed firm Mt 75se for all weights
ST. LOUIS.
9T. LOUIS, April 20.-uo0s-Activo receints, SSH
1eau; prices ringing from S5.00Gs5 10.
CArTLE-Qniet; receipts 1909 head nAtiyo COWS and
hoifora, s2.2594.25i extra steors, sj.o0a0.s711o.
, 1874-04-21
CHICAGO LUMBER MAEKET.

LuaInEH fNEluHrs,
afaniAteo, sl.75GS2.D0; MasAegon, s1.6901.ooH, |,
ara,nl Haven, s!.e21; LHlinRton and peutwater.
SITS Menonneer la.D0.
Tho offerings wors fair aud tllnre was good de.
mand from local and country dealers, carly, al full re-
ccut prices. Tho market WIS deserted before uoon
owing to the stormy a1 dsagrceabc weather. aud ru
mainul quiet during tho remainder Of tho day. ssy.
eral gargocs arrived Attor tile morning trado Which
wcre left over. Tho offerings Ut shingles were hora
and they were rather slow; 1uotahlc Mt 50 00t9alO
Jol.s and acantNng fran bIGEstco md Lultixtou
sold readily ut s10.d0, and common boards ind ntr1ra
at $1175. L@tA wpro nominal at $125. Lash arc
scarco at the yurds.
9a1cs Include:
Cargo barge O. T. Allen, from Grand Haven, 1877 n,
common strips aud boards, mill tally, as S11.75. Sold
by Ewcll Il Anrla.,B.
curgo so!ra En.pls and White Oak. from L,,dineon,
1s6 N md 100 III Josts And scantling ut $10So sold
by Il. n. DickforA 4 Co.
Cargo seow Flora, from ssugatuch, a n, It part
atrs a1l part hnrtlwooa dry lu,bor {auybn different
x knsls) d @ so q On Saturday ner tnspeetioM ut s700
Ss9 s9O0 sl000 st2.00 $l9.5o, SlG0o $780, $40 01
$1o.ou, S2':uo; hEorage price, Sf8.A5 Sold by @.
Cargo Bcllss Tas1l!on and ". II, Dunl.au, from
Mnntateo, 185 m md ITO jotstH mud scantliug III
$3.50. Schr Herald, from h1a,lstoe, 40 so.octs III
200 for clear SOUL for selects, Sl1 90 for common;
10 IN jolsts aid scantliug ut $l0.bo Sold by J. II
Loolnis i Go.
At TIE YARDS.
Tho Interior demand eontiuueH fair, Common gree
lnnor ts selling from tho yarls at sla 6U t.ouh
rome lengths which are Hcnrce, bring $llU0 fhiugleJ
Hrnl W. dflDtps ~
, 1874-04-21
d. 4o96oo; coloro natural-leaf Jnran 0pa7oo. on,,
mon to Ono oolony, 35@+oo: good 56taooo choice 10

do 4o@6oo; eolorod naturacaf Jn,,an 0o@7oo: CONS
mon to lio oolony, 33@too good, 51ao5o: choice 10
To1Aoco-Tl,e tobacco trado was fairly aotlyo al
FINE CuT-1sxtra, 1G@BUe :olotce t0Gatsc ,,,l,,,n
6o166o: POOR tn common, MIA 45p 'o ''''"'''''
ruomNatnl o lcsr' 7ot5soa; haf bright, co@7oc.
sMoE1No-aooa e cholco, 32@aso; medium, %
WO0D-Wna unchanged, a. followa I,cecb, se nnon
6.50, delivered. S'' *''''eS
W0O1t-Thoro w'cre no new fraturea. Western tnnu.
,ltncturars wo rlst nf Rnck buying ncsnsion,
ny, and, Rihce tho offerings Rro Email, prices aro
maintained. "
Tub, waallod, prttno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .soa65o
Tub. wahl.Gd, common to good 4Sa60a
rieccot Nasheu nh Xxx. light. .41a4 4Ho
H!eecet HAsacu, ana XN. d!t,gy. .3Da4 45o
Ficocc, Washe1, meulum hghs...... ........4GG548o
toafso washon.. ..-..............37@44
E!cece Nn"ashcGs coasae TO medium. 30R32o
Giceco, nhwnsnel, COARSE and 2G@920o
Iaeeee nnwnsod ino .2sG331o
super anu extra p1lieu'' ..350840o
, 1874-04-21

l. l1E CllkOAOO i.
i-=-=----=:==-===-@
n. ailnoft, +: T. Wololi, J: v. harrington, r.,
matter among tic aul,HorIbore not present al lilo
meetlngt md arrange tile lotAilg for tho trnf,HA
for OF iootlB and tic payn1ont nf ti,o snhanyin.
1rha "a fhtcann norv,1,o t. v;,,,,,,., ,,,,u o4,.
.os IT,, aii M 1;nn ~, ., .i1Gonlos % 1ow on
so1a sle oity vi ~ , nt,u u t1o CH,caFo, Contm
DliB u Ctnelnnati lsoadB anu hns th depot ut the
! corner OF Clinton tS UArroll streets. IT fllo
now line III huiitt tho depot will bo placod i,oarct
tho counor Of Sixteenth stroot md stnte.
Kor,ons sot}14! ~ s1ns a,a sAhEa aa;3 -. o,v,o ~
stroet nnnr 1as en, ,os ~ ~ m "a
Xao' four lots on pr;nn stroat noq p,soutv.
on ~ 'isat9a e 7tr0oF' n'ar woDas0r avonn0 ono
aupop es ~ 'e m ~ e.
rarann and Tya,tv. .necnn .tr.a ~ .na eof'of u "oA-
''.s''' -"N EAEs-snoas seG' pn1vn. os1Snss'
a999 e.. Of tie s9ton Of te mooting sstts
oood he proeeodnas eoessefs 10 "xS eoan Iom
MANI fnr a.. 4, WY, ann levy she spe9ia eshoaa
,,n. ~ ,oaI.;: TliE REAL q, ESTATE nnoKsns
Mos IN boonos Bluoll at O'Clock yesterday
appointed at tho former mating In rnnka notn
inntionB Of ofI}cnra fnr ttn nrgo nfyaf;n,, Hn1
uar1s acta5 M G,,ar ,ue ,ho Srs!Inmoh' msia ~.
Committee. pronontad 1n roatt @ WIFI, rna u, .ao ac
o9pItod. 1'l,e non,inocb woro thon yosot upon
With TIC s following result: J.. II. necs, :Presi-
Dolion +: Culver seeoni Vice vieo.prosidons. TX;
Arbltra{fnm { co,nmfttooNf ~ pGfao =; onas H. 9ark' +
nt nMtozot, ". H. Sampson, J. P. ollinger, Q. W.
weston.
, 1874-04-21

THE RonEIaN OUTLOOK ron WHEAT.
Tho New York DHtctin says: The European,
papers continue to report very favorable woa.ll-
or for tho crops. and, unless prosout Indications
prove false, next ycar will Soc good harvest.
We hnvo a8 yet no estimate as to tho Drendth OF
whont. otc., plautcd, and, although it will doubt
less bo Of III average extent, it must be remem-
bored that scarcity and dearnoaH Of sood aro inl-
portant elemont6 iu determining that point.
Tho resth lloyd, in 4 royiow Of the Hungarian
wheat market, status that, oven Inst yoar, tho
Beod question had an important boaring, and
this season will only witness an aggrayation OF
tho difficulty. Tho wheat exporting countries
arc nlso being added to, notably Australia which
bids fair to become our groat riyal, hor exports
to England this season amounting to some
6,45O,0Jo bu.
--LATEST.
Wheat was rather quiet III the afternoon. and
2}c lower, selling at l.2oz4@l .2Gy!, md closing
ut tho inside for May Seller juno closed at
51.27H@l.2755, Corn was firm ut 411(60G491o
for May, and 659s s@G514o for .Jnue. Il vossol
was taken for wheat to Kingston Oh private
tornls capacity, about $4,000 Du.
- Mess pork was III fair demand and ateady.
Lard was shade irmor. Mosp pork cash and
sol!or tho month, 4lC.75 bid ; Bolor May 3lG. .75
@p1G 90; seller Juno, alGS7>9@lG.90; seller July,
sl7.0oD1720; seller August, SIT 17.1G@17421I !;
seller !, septombor 9l7ao aG hd lard cash Or se.
977,,1; |; aoller June $no0@o.e5. Short cloar,
sollor AIay, $1,000 bid. Shoulders, cash or sollor
tho month, s5.87115@G.1214 aolior May, $4,000
G.20 ael!cr June, Go bid. Short ribs casl, or
sollor tie month, s's.s5@s.0o seller May, $685.
GDS.8711. Sales wero 600 brlH mess pork ut
1000 brls 10, soller June, at sl8.g6; 250 hhds
do. soller September, ut $l7.40; 1,a50 tcs lnrl,
sellor May, Vt so75; 50l00 lbs short ribs, Holor
Nlay, Ut $685.
, 1874-04-21

hlE.IALa AMI IlNNEuS' BICCK-DDnlcfH rQnpri
fairly active demand 4 steady prices TN piate il
York. VIC quote:
Tin pLATE.-IO, 10xl4, s1250; do 12xlq $1,000: liz
20, $3.50; do, roofing, 14x2o TO- Sla 10; do. .oxs3
$al.50.
p1o TtN-Large. SIC small. 34c; bar, 35c,
6o1.pEA-No. i, 22e; No. q N2Du.
cut Iu, 01<t.5l0o.
6uEKT HlNc-Ful casks. 10c; lcag quantity. lilo:
slnbB, 8kc.
SHEEP IRoM-No. 81, &c rates: n,,ssis Iron, 4. q.
and 10, aoc; do, II 1rl H. 21c do Mo- stuflc bid
rates American Russla-A, lie: u, lie.
GALVANIZED 1noN-No. l66la1 lac; No. a1Ral. lac:
do, 2sG9a6, 1lc; No. e. 15o; No. ~ loo. discount
Corrsncopper bottoms, a5u; braziers, over 12 Tbs,
47c; timed "copper" 31c; planis,e "copper" llo; DO cut
to sizes, aac.
W1nE-Nos. to 0, 90: to D. 10c: 10 to II. 11o: H.
11ko; Is and "A, 13Xe; III mil 3D. 1de; IL Ids: III.
lGc 10, l0c; 20, 20e full bundo 10 per cent discount
fonco wiro, &c.
NAILs-Wero III continued good dcmnnd md steady,
s4.a7H: Cd do, sl.6aH: Ill do, $i.S7k; sd d.
s5.G9H Sd do, fuo. $7.l21k; cliuch $0.75; 1atc oil
for large lots.
NAyAL STOHEs-Wors in fair donan,l. and
stondy, follows: h1nniiln ropo u ii, lT@1Sc;
alsal rope, II ID, l6KG9l6t3o; hump aasll cord q IT,
ls92sc; lnarline, u h, f9@aoc; tarred ropo, u H.
lnMlae; oakln, Z balc, s5.0DSG25; pitch, y bri,
S';o9qeg'og tar. y bri. q a7oQe5oo.
os as os y aetlyo an % Carbon ana ar
prizes: Other oils rnlod quiet. We quote: Carbon,
5@l65c extra winter lard, 45o No. !, 7Be; No. q,
70s12c; nsoed raw, f1.03 10, boiled, Sl.0B whale,
st82c; spor1n, se 20 eassfout OIL strictly pure,
$ll9; dot extrA, 0oc; dn, No. !, 90c; bBnf oil Too
ntra1tx CSC elephant ok oSc s''rronsnc 5io naph
, 1874-04-21


Tho wheat crop in tho United Kingdom at tho closo
Of Afarch Looked everywhere promising. Spring HOW
Ing had made ra1a rrogress an was Carried under
the most favorable accs. From oil q,,artosB Of the
United Kingdom reports were emntntly Ratisfactory
a. well as from tho Continent. In tho United King
dom tho lAnd Inns been In fine condition. Tho season
OF autumn sowing vns favorable, atd has been equally
that If the weather shall continue favorable for tho
crops from April to Auguat have been tho conditions
Of seeding, bountfu harvest 1nuy roaBonaby be OK
pccted.
Tho deliveries Of home grown wheat IN tho United
Kingdom from Sept. l, 1873 to March 49, 1874 have
been approximately 0,00o qrs. Estimating tho
crop Of whoat in the United Kingdom III 1873 at lo50o
Uoo qfs there nrc yet remaining In tho hnuds OF the
English farmorg about 3,2Ou uG0 qrs. Tic conauny-
ton III tho eightacn weeks, from March % to Auu
vi VIII DO approximately at 423,000 qrs ncr week.
19l6 600 qts from which deduct Of home crop to 10
delivered 3,200,oUo qrs aud about 200 0rs in
transit March 28 Will eayo ., 900 qrs still to bo
supplied from Imports of foreign whcat nnl go,,r
from March %, 1874 to Ag. 3l 1874 or rs COZ BIZ
The Paris intlcttn des Iaes estimates tbs require
mcnts Of France from March Is, 1861 to 91st Of An
gust, 1874 ut 1o5G00oD to T. U00 m yet 10 bo s-
piica from import8 of foreign w,eat and flour. Thia
would make tue aggregate requirements Of Frunce an
the United Kingdom from foreign imports from A1,r
to August u. nbout 37,U0O,0 900 lu WHEAT Will pn
carly harvest III both countries, the requirements
would probably bo diminished perhaps ,oou 0Go quar-
10 bu, in addition to what WIS In tranBit April
i, 1874. SN'@
From tho 11th to tho nth Of March % veasela passed
the Darlanclles from tho Black Sca and tho Danlbo
Tor Western Europe, comprising 10 wheat aud l
tnatze for A1arsclcs, 9 barley and ono maszo for
anl. with wheat for Casllamn1are, aud with wheat
for Malta. ~
, 1874-04-21

WIZ 1o'' "So''o
ov tSnur, tnro sro oaS ic'vu .a @ On
the marltet ruled nrm during tho greater pnrt Of
the session, tnen turned downwarda, tho ayor-
age nolag saM1se iowof. .el; Liiverlool was carly
1epor!ca nr'1lof, nna snla. WIN tllo news OF
tona ol Tho Northwest which brought IN
i,u!noio1ta at. oiaots ~ IVY, caMsoa nncli
titlner iI feeling: But New York refused
10 ne G,omlorsea, t,'a ,l ana Liverpool was
~ ao. 1eor,en ar oosler, M , mcn caSa ont
me shtp'aeh.s o. satifaay wore moro than
~ e ova .e oator na on to'"y Eoaed
por,s M N l1o , .no Gonm11y soheaay agree tat plow
lmg nnu soM. navo ooen carled on to an nn'
th;a ~ Soy paa
ti eaiots WeaRohea,
dttc n'uGa "o @ n Ta oseIs 1or
NTay n,omej at - aa H. '""d "dva"ad eScl a7a
anu N aca< oecnnoa 70 s1'2e%a; closing m, At
Sa;zoN: -; aSN: oe!let 5u1a9 H. s9.A at 9l.ztN
- coS5n Mn o. no1or tse o N month;
,ao,,ta" M o slig eosea On ~ Fly. aIa
ifesl 'n socolpss up. & ., W nonaaay a. s!,z9n' no;
~ Msptang a mas aa Ill u,a Ia ai'nl nn nt s5;oI go.
" W ~ Mas senaso, ui1 ~ faoseu ill ~ 9l;a reject
" W ~ eaih eaG1eu ~ " aos wteat ciosed
ro.;nlaE ho;rs ar ~ =. a 1rs;,9 i;9 t1f 10 Mo noaa
mandea 1ny about 20 s ~ oyor o st. sag
Sna sa.es Mero Iepofte, al Of fSoy ~ No
o7f> s'tsaS na I ,'a 81 ~ a. oo auo m nn 40 ~
s,SWo XIV oI ~ W ~ as l.31 oooo nn do fcs-
m hi, Us ?lInS} 1uvu ~ mGo pa 10 a. Sl:21s la9oo
nno n 90 az ~. 2osgo 10y nM 40 o. 9i2935 ~
o ~ IL, w ~ " =, & Il "a Uoog H., W NJ no " S2o
aous y, ~ 10 aoa g. S1.zo au9 pu no; sprlnE ut
- cav y" aa rS5efsco h sps1ns as sl'ls Ao bn
a9 a. A. H. aa i'zov oa w " sampie, amper ut
qt.oa, ugae'eIoa et' 4oo ~ NO; Noitnwestern.
os9s a M y .fn;a Gn aeu 1a Ra 40 g. g. Sl5s5 Soo
~ M1uu' Mn, altGtH ~ x, toSm a u, 9;z953 ooo Ill
w. w. ato,s' t;at,' ~ fsos ~ ~ ~, Mos;"essefi
~ sItlc1ly on dfohn' ~ Sl.stt5 a9o @ ~ 90 ut
Si;za 81; s5 @''oo pn oo' roeuiar' At S1.:6. Iota
4ot ,ua. ,ouu na. Observation-Disclosures. 49, ,
cotli was INo moaofasoly active anu frnl, though
nvosaf.ns lug. 4M15c lower shan Oh saturday. Llv-
efpool was foRoftou castor, and recerta Wero
lai6o llnto tnelo "ns gooa aeat or scll!ng
ons carly tio general impression Doing that
Luz 1nare 's Won!d DO Sharp dccltno: nut country
o!aors u 9ay were humorous, anu TINS absorbed
~! ts t.sa oaTy omoIlnss. leaving INC markot very
ntaunS. II soe1ia5 tnns arrangements aro being
',"ti. nuy ~ sn!p m a.toesy 70 tao EaaS no email
a"antsey a, Q. 1os corr ~ n9w 9la IN thS country
a.. nnd aoa u nese ,r' ror my aoivory. Ihis must
w n9jasns IT. El 1mo eon1l'nea iooral eca!o on
Milcm oxporsa from tho uoaboasa aro conducted
haoWn tIak corn uas goho. ana IL eong past ua
w.. ~ aalt H.. III LINN mcn gfoator quantity than eyer bc-
, 1874-04-21
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO,
CATTLE-Hacolrel sinco Saturday, 4,300, Tie
wns fair degree Of activity III tho traiu today
prices not varying materially from those rroyalonl
tho closing duya u last wc6k, tastgh Tho feeling
decidedly nrnier Thoro was full Attendance OF bu
efps, am tue dsront grades Of stock 0old readily
@oa7 with most of tho aalea at II o0@5.7s. 1nci
ara operated at $b0@5.00 for poor to chosce lots al
feeder. ut s3.75Q3d.7s. Tho market closed atcaay.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deoves-dradod steers ayeraRtngl l,io0
sps Anu VFeF.. &C. QQfG.
Choice Deevea-.Fine, fat, wcll formed 3ycar
70 8 year old steers, averaging l,36o to
Cool neaves-Well-f -fattenoil, flnoiy formed 's'0
seora. averaging l,15U to $50 til. ..,,,, 62Qau,
Medium Qrattca-Stecrs in fair 1eyl avor-
aging 1,1U0 TO 1850 Oiba..,....,.,,,,...,k iba. ko0@5.
Dnschcrs' stock-Com,non to fair steers,
and good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
d. averaging a e6o to 1.1oo lbs. 4oo@4
flesh, averaging 76o to 1,o50 tbs. s.o0@A
Inferior-Lght nnd thin cows, leiiors
4tags bulls, anu scalawa8 steers. .,,.,,. aO0@3,
GaIte-ue1aa' cnrn-fed. ...............,. 475Ga5.
Gie-roxas' wihterou North. 40o94.
CATTLE RaTrp
, 1874-04-21
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, April 20.
The following woro tho receipts mud shipments
OF the loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past forty-eight hours, and for tho
corresponding lato ono year ago:
, 1874-04-21


CuAL-rho eoa1 mnrket Vas without now features.
ehs rrssra sose 49, Z s nIss;.
terasTa" 5 an a 1anme', 90: INDIANA oaunel
sSL osLrR EF9 n Ms W. t t9 5a9f fasn se
ysey Sa ftssns Soes s5ss f5s noii. sso Sf sssS
"5%aaf oooFE1dths hs,S9y a':5 s0S onv ,o, anal. o.
Willy sssRS re- Era 93rsss 3s9sss ssts fst
esss oosftfis tis4es sG'ts stsse, 'ses las'
ssvna roo na essa or as,Tod whisky
ssSss os ass' ;te. 'ss aF bsss ssss;
Per rsatn s9. er's hoon,loes. per
weaa nss fSsipa ssns wss s s s, aid ag ,
,,os, rterto"n n,,r at ~ a5tnsy anil nnc.rgc We re-
so set ~ ~ a. t%dS: o ~ ns n%as ,ao, NhF
Se " masfere nT ssSe
sae ss ssS Sss sss se5s s
a.h, t9as@et9; Labrador Herring, sp'is brs, tsSo@
?se f s s H. &C., a1Ss5 lissn se4 5ssp 11nu
Eff sGns SFsoe %aB sf: Sus9 IL! IL, e,na.,
wore uninportant, ., s1lgat reduction in daes Ind
Eranes being tho 1iy atsr9tions worthy of noio
agms i2%@1so; gs IN bo1eS i5@ioe
s; rasns pEns laoss seic f''ss syss 4ss 70
IL. valoncia, 12aal2'lo; zaito 'I crrSns, 7Ks a'
74s oitron, lemon peel, isasoc Donrnr@iog @
ssR Aa sRss sS % ssG 3'sh sss sn'sss qasS;s}a AZ
@l3o: Western do, liHeall4lo; sontlorn do. io,S3
IL; n1Snchfs r,re1 3i2s5 Ioaelss halves
aa sS sa esrres aoass
Nsyr'1bests 1d'hs a717%e sle"s rsrrsgon 2l@
0ronoble walnuta now, IUtal7s: lraxils, 1l@iiEo;
i2alac: do aecond quality, Tonnessco peanuts.
diEEN rRu1Ts- Apples arc in light stock, and very
% ehoaso bFng s7oo i n 49, rets WY Other fruits aro
boz, $57h1 $50; fnr to choce nClca 81 0OGH7 O pcr
, 1874-04-21

HUH9-KeceiYod since Saturday, T. 25O Thcre wal
IN ncttro demand for hogs, aud the nlnrket ruled
steady antl tlr ut tho prices current on Saturday.
salcs makng at g. 10@5.35 for poor to common !; ii
e5N0t.50 for medium, and 1T $5.0o@800 for good to
choice. Few sold under $40, and not many nhova
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-05-14
ourDormant En.rq;es.

Our bodies are not as vigorous nor our minds
as clear as they might be. This remark is true
of at least two-thirds of civilized society, and
these two-thirds probably one-half is laboring
under bodily infirmities of character likely
to shorten the lives of the sufferers. This is a
melancholy exhibit, apd furnishes abundant
food foTsrefection. Can the evil be mitigated Z?
1t can. Lack of vitality is the primary cause of
most of the physical and mental suffering to
which we subjected, and therefore q vital
izing medicinal agent is the remedy required.
Is there such medicine? There is. Hottetter's
Stomach Bitters will rouse and energize the
mind and body when the life power of the sys-
tenn is in a comparatively dormant state. The
languid, feeble, desponding invalid is not
aware of the latent energies that underlineS his
debility. He thinks there is no element of Wig
or left IN his frame, when the fact is that his
physical capabilities merely asleep and on
ly require waking up. Let him stimulate and
tone his animal machinery and eudow it with
Incompatible invigorant, and he will soon
feel like a new man, or rather like man who
has received a new lease of life, and the requi-
site health to enjoy it. Many business men suf-
Ter Ifom chronic languor and depression caused
Dy 100 close application to business. Hard stu
from q like cause. Mechanics and working men
are affected in the same way, as a result Of over
LABOR. 10 ell who are in this condition, from
whatever cause, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
will prove signal blessing. 1t is a perfect pam
acea for physical debility and mental gl0om
1t strengthens the body, clears the mind, and
calms the nervous system while as a remedy
for indigestion, billiouSneSS, coustipation rheu-
matism and intermittent and remiItent feyers,
| 1t takes precedence OF all other medicines.