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2t12n J.nuary, Is 21-32a15 11-1do: February.
~! atMsa' t@1 l6-1oe; March, 1s l.16@16so; April,
The Produce ntnri1cts.
kFIl3 uNtbts

lBhAftEo "AAlens 10 A-Ape8AoHo1 Apshr
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NEW Yonk, Aug. is is.-SnEAn,7ur,s- iEMA
st .s5sS1; aud snss,''S' o
Sns.t y Wei,srn :strs eiss oIo, Ssa@
seaay. cornmenl stead5; Wos,crn $33Sa425
y g. en ha hss,y ssd sveF
A@ls tar ,si, "a yiss - I'd We..!n ios
dSi foI Ws s,tern ier now n aoor Mo4tern sos
barley nomina1. nn5l9y mali aalot and unchsnsed
1sd IL ssss o e, It si' @ aar %sti s
o.t.Reee.nts. bu rresa!ar aud lover; 'tse; ts
~ Se teE noT IL Wsn sososc for nav white
9tess9S!s: tas.iiss,,: :: 'asa''o' for n'" shipping
demand q for feIr 10 sooa refining hiolasses @
very quiet. Nice , tall anA lln,ehan9od.
Tvnrz1ylNn.steady 1uai = Steady at IS H3oAlt93aMc. !l9M
Taovss!oaa-PorE heavy 1s ~ Il sssoo for new mess,
fSnengea fnr @ ut msats auiot Mdaics aat9e i1A9l2o
ix nF, .aa ra opened noas Dot e0Hod nrm ut
WnIs1 @ = lOt9i1Ac tor o common ~ 10 primo.
M1.wAusrr WI hltWAgaEE a~o M1,-,,.-rrr.r,o,.
No. 4 Sio4H: A,gHst d 10 HOmonher ase Gs,:
domand No gSc. hyo steady sna IN moderate
r FRrIoPsnTn soipg. sel'f5 Ga1o sTPtombea' a' o2s;
NEoE1rrs-E1onr ua Ao aoo 5GSe 70 osWego, @ 70:
'N1 '1'' ToLEpo. iSS Tsts
whitoWsbas. tlso So so ftSshS ss nrmsr N9
MI xhiss 3; s.t4s ss IT, Se e, snssi s
hor Il III Ma rn = IL s!aT seller septcni-
IL moaorats sani. IT, e ;asH xSH Corn steady and
TSic. ing. m1nI H8tas ~. ~ ta!1uo o9s heler Aug!!st
ia EASTMAN: m soS Ho ss no srNao S7s osts dull
sosp Auaust u tcsSSe' too o'' white ts' Michigan 2c
FaElonrs-oeuot .na unchanged.
~ n6oI1rIs-FloMr, 2vo brls; wheat $1,000 bu corn,
SHyrMrnTa NJ Tasei F1o,nr 1o,o GGa Ioo h,,, .r,...
corn, 4iooo bu oats, 2ooo bu,' "''4'' ''''9o 'a
DIN0JNNATr
(y,xc1rxArr Au1 ~ aNf!nTrn,,.o,,,, =. ,c,<
DarADsTurrs~T1our dnet md unebanota ~ ~ wh.,,
Corn stoady md in moderate ioaud a. S5fS7e G.s ;
::si$ IS ,' fair and '
DuTIEn-stesdy: moinrate 4em,nd
Gnn.sE-Dua ana unchanged.
fair md arm: sumner. I4i%c nnS n,csts drn, M1sa
shoulder. sold eosns 4 so .skaI 4,l elcar ns III
afer: ehouiders o oaEc cear IL c; Dason
clear, i3Kc. '@s'''se' S'''4 ''o' 1@1s@1'e'
WI Wn1sea@stssay rnodcr,t, domapd nj o7o
DETnoiT' c''D"Do ~ ''''
DETROIT Mich. duT. iB.-Bnr.ns7pvve-v7
steady md In modcrats Siam,nd sss 81 aa,
Nc. sl911: aSnber 81 n'1i.1 1ah Garn eosa,
molerste Jntp.nI ut 7oe nsfa-nsnosn a5 s.t III u,
prjces: I2xo. '-~' 0A''DeN4AAo eooo IL lu4l
REcr1PTs-t1our / .ooo hr,a what n mn h, ,,oxu
l. O]1 hl natE 4 nm H., ~ '' 70'o9' oa CURLY
Bu1pMEsTsz Flour. 7no br,H. ,xhc,t m noo ,,.
corn, 10000 In outs, il, 600. "A'"'' '''''0 0u
1sfJFFAIo
nrrr,,o Aro 10 oNnnr. nsr,- ,,,. ,u
saes a lo9 tu No. 3Mwaukee Ia arr,vc ~ {, ao
spot Ind tn .1rt1o. 4nn h' rad ,to - a. s'.g on
ni,,ot: sars 4 6nd In NJ ea- ,ot T.. f;!m Sn,n
fl.ts dr,ll. eaIes pOO hr M oa,o rsr
FaEinHrs-ITncxangcd "'' Ao'''"' e4s 'o's' NJ aSc'
fsEGErAxn
CLEVELAND. O.. Ar. 1gNHnr. r.nsrrrrs-7r,,,4
veat .n1 r. 2ovor' sr G i ~ ,,a,.,s .sI"aeas
TrTnnTrm,t stadS xh hnu ua.1 at1can ssns.gGu g;
lost. liHo. "0''' 0ses'>ao on'o o'a'o
- TSScn{n5t. wh..+ mn hr
-S~~'S'@ "A"1"r
, 1874-08-19

ntor,pr.
For ,reek. Eor ,o1tt siuet Inn ,c.p. ,;,,.
1874 - 1a7T + 1s7I ~ lar, <1
LUMBER N II. .a899B i0ia{ aoo o41 ia sso
BhinRcs m 179Hl jIkSF SSin7 MI '91o
Lsth 1lga 36SI l5sas t1Sao
l. au1pugHrR '~-'
Lumber. N n. .fAtos .7oS s4o6a, ses NJ,
Hhinoes. m sgs i1'o0a 9a491e 93o 9So'o.s oo.s
Intb m ms 1'6a9 HS117 N;'Is1 at'S31
&: Lnmnxr rrrronrs '4'41'
Manistoe N 80: Mu,froon md fir.nd T1,x.n Z, ot.
Iudinrton Whitn Tnte snH pentwater a. a7,",' S
Ia ii Vi Mnnnmnnac a Kn. A1rnrr !; oe'u~
Fhero xss no Enccss1 Charge It tha .Snio.nf M ,,
1aroon continun tn so s1oiv short ~ ,,a - - @
ber 71N vers soid to.1o1 rhi.fv H. 1ocs1 Saoia M,
rnc4fpta vora 1iaht ani {hn n,,nnHtv In nvsr ;
, 1874-08-19

NEW YoR1, Aug. 1s-Cotton steady sales, 2647
balea It At1el@l7Ae. Net receipts, 49u bales; gross,
IuRpat II IL 29-32@16 15-1eo; asptembe1, is 3-s?@
lces OotohaZ, b49lt 73-a2a; Novsuhar. Nt&2l6
, 1874-08-19

oATTLE-Tho position Of Tho market waa unchanged
In Any important particular. a scarcity Of well.
aateady strong denaud; tho high prices somo ti1na
hanco eatabahcd arc caaly msintaned whilo Of COM
large over-supply Consequently tbs market for suoh
fema1na weak aud unsettled. These vii! probably
eoo At all evouts there Is little likelihood that for The
next si1 reets our receipts Of fat cattle will bo In
creased 70 the orient that pE1aes will suffer. or
droycs In the yards to-day, sud out Of the QUO bead
sold lssa than 600 head changed hAnds At J. higher
figure than $780, Tho larger portion Of the trading
waa done 81 $l76@4.75, or 1t $l.155360 for common
to good Te1aa cattle and At $26o@4.7s for poor to
medium natives Tho moro I'm rortant saea 2l0
and n extra stesra, averaging l4S2 Ill., at $685. Tbs
former Hcro sold BY 9trades, Wadaworth Hall, aud
the lattnr by Lott b 6mith,
, 1874-08-19
CHICAGO LUMBER 0lREEr.

.--.. TUESDAY EvrNIxa, Aug 1B,
ehngles for the pezoda named. ending Aug. II, With
, 1874-08-19

oREAGf-"4uA m&fx69 WAS Qnu knQ kQH6fs Tho days
saies made aary fair aggregate, bnt prices M
their orders At No decline from last woofs oloaing
sso msdin Il nd good 70 ahoies ass ;4ss
8A7o. Rome Of tho trsnafera arc noted beluw:
% A. P s5cS IL 4s sTs'xe + AZ. 5st; IT,
u g III s.lSx|ss |ss IS IS y. s:5S s. = sseoH sSaH
1 BUFFALO,.
BUFFALO, Aug. 1a-UArTLE- Receipts ], 1,f26; total
9ood estsls y stEong tast weeks prices. Common
stoot neglected moi sufficient good sook Offering to
snpply tho demand. Sales: 30 Ohio stoors ~ lo18
n1t At 3. .20@682h $50 Illinois steers, ~ 7l7
TX D. = ?SooS7 l2s Indiana atocss, s19a
Ssts t. u nsi saol2S % Missouri steers, Az I'M
= suxxp AND LAnps-neeefpta, s.4oo total for .bo
wosk. u 49,, Aarfot active It strong last weok'e
pt1eee Nth gnAltv Of new arrivals much superior.
ss's: iS99 ~ dino. snoe T. 7'aes ~ 4 HOO
1naisns sheep, ~, sr@es Is, 1t 81. .eS9o.i3X.
Hode-!toceipts foE tho W0ok, 7,620. Market ruod-
s1ssay eeyo ss % fer Michigan hogs $3.50
''' -''4' is:sssSEG E2sf IfbGnra. sHa nhrsa'' hogs
"a F. EFT LInEkTr r., Aug. ls-uATr1E-Neceipts,
and IN good demand; over supply of common stun,
s9a R5ieeo dorn % fully III e1tse soto@o7S gool
u Sul .sss5sso5. .s?ao ''a'a'; *s''f'1'' 5000
HooB-RecoiptsI 2,26s head for the vcoh, 10 far,
a9ao head hest heaqJ, $93ot3s.40; Yorkers, $000@
.samr-necotpts, oaoo head for Tho woer, 10 fa.,
= ST. Louis.
& 81. &LoqIa f.. Aug. 1s.-Hoas-Quiss md unchanged !;
oA7EL1-oulet and unchanged receipts, o7o.
, 1874-08-19

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. 49,
The reeeipts Of live stock during tho week hsye
, 1874-08-19

Wheat WAS moderately active and Irregular,
declining 10 carly unler liborA offosiuCs, aud
, 1874-08-19

~ METAI4 1 AND I!NNEKs' ero0K-Trado is stiil
rather light though beginning to improve TN BAG
ia ataay M vol " other Materials With the exception
Of copper which declined fow days ago, owing to
settled, and weak a outside prices. w quota
IIN PLA1a--1C, 1D31A, 412003 do l2xl2, $126o: Al
D. 1laooi do. roofing, 14x20t 10 tl1E0; do, 96128,
Pro T1H-IArge, 800; small SO; bsr, sao,
soLpEH-No. ], 21o; No. 2, 2oc,
LE4D-r1g. 7ko; bar, 8k@0ot load pipe, skc: cut
, 1874-05-31

Of essoased value than last year ThA to arge
10 small buyers-and there are now fifty small buyers
for each large onethe difference will amount to only
81 to sl2 per year. The ssvn8a tanks pay such low
would now give real estate Investments the preference
il outlook were less bs18ht while "a to large
:hey Es II or not II they take their money out *
real estate they viii dtsco7cE that It Is next to
impossible to find anything like Is safe and profitable
field for it, money being perfect drug In San FEan-
cisco at present. High taxes are most undesirable
and would now b. necessary but for ioooery and
notorious nismauagemeut. 1t il fortunate hnweVor
tia. We never were in bs.ter condition to meet them
than at present Real estate Ia riang, md the city
and State were never N sucn prosperous condition
BEFORE all things considered.
The real estate money market is in much the
same condition rs that Of Chicago. The Same
authority says: 1.-The difficulty now is not to
borrow money but to find borrowers Nearly all
the savings banks have an unsusually large sap
ply of money on hand. They are now finding it
very difficult to place their funds satisfactorily,
money is in such superabundant supply. Rates
of interest tend downward. Large loans can be
made at 8 per cent"
IN NEW YORK.
In New York. the dulluess that has bean the
feature Of tho real estate market. all spring. has
not disappeared. Public sales arc almost wholly
forced in one way OF another. aud the private
dealings are very restricted. The postpoDemeut
for another year Of the settlement Of the rapid
transit question, the collapse in building enter
prise, tho STEADY increase OF population. all tend
to the benefit Of suburban, which exhibits al
there is to chow Of activity about New York.
The New York Herald anticipates an active fall
business in city realty:
In the first place tbs adjournment Of Congress-
promised on tbs 22d Of June, will leave ample time
for the recovery Of better tone in general busness
Capitalists will begin to take heart aRnn and OF
keeping their money locked up In bank vaults to loan
1t and per cent call. they will seek tnsest-
cnts promising larger profits. Renl estate just 1T
this time will commend ftse to them the safest
Of all forms of investment IT, history during the
recent panic proves this, there not being one anglc
instance Of the many compelled to suspend payment
during that erenttul period being obliged 70 do 80
through Improbable Investment in real estate. Yet
al other forms Of security, with raFo exceptions.
suffered sorting At the hands OF lenders when offered
themselves seriously embarrassed when seeking 4 ss-
their prerious Investments were subjected. It mag
be long time before new season OF speculative OK
cemeut such as found Its corrective in the lhe panic
will come upon the country, but ne may safely an
ticpate with the adjournment Of Congress- and the
shelving Of experimental financial legislation
yival CT interest in all the legitimate channels Of
trade not the least result Of which will be s1heitsd
In tti0 market
, 1874-05-31

South Chicago. Track is now being laid from
Walke1ton, at the rate OF three-quarters Of
mile day. The Chicago Division is 269 miles in
length, md all but oloTen miles have been grad
ed 169 miles remain to bo iroued. There will
be double track twenty miles out from Chicago.
On the plot OF 60 acrcs designated in the
map, and lying along the track on both s!des OF
the north line of the Town OF South Chicago.
the Company will place tho
LARGEST SHOPS YET ERECTED
ia or out Of Chicago. This engine house mill
have stalls for tlirty-two locomotives there
will be car-shops and workshops OF all kinds to
correspond Their construction will be begun
at once, and $500, 900 is to be expended upon
them before the cloeo Of this year.
Tho effect upon real estate between South
Park aud South Chicago Of the opening Of this
noH line will be
TO INCREASE VALUES
and stimulate speculation. Property along the
line is mainly in tbs bands Of large owners, who
hold 1t in 40 GO, 80, and 1G6 acre tracts.
Many OF these tracts will be subdivided
and put in the market az acre property
to be again snbdivided and sold in lots. Within
the last year prices have ranged from 81 200 to
$4,000 acre. the latter pr1ce being exceptional.
Transfers are now active, and large amount OF
property has already passed from the hands of
old owners into those that will work it up for
immediate sale; $4,000 an acre is now beiug
asked for what Was rated at 81 200 few weeks
ago, and plots have been sold at that price. The
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four streets connecting the business centre Of
Chicago with Twenty-second street and the
populous and growing districts to the southwark,
and the proposition now is to consign third
street to the Tallroads nhose present aud future
wants stand amply and forever provided for al
ready on Two OF these four prominent toadways,
Wheso il the necessity, sense, or prop1ie.Y OF
multiplying routes for the same purpose,
especially when the material for the latter can
not possibly be spared, and is limited quantity
geographically and geographically and per-
pctuany Undoubtedly. as heretofore remarked,
Wabash avenue is destined to be built up ulti-
mately and solidly to Twenty street With
mercantile ediices for wholosaling north Of
Adams and retailing south OF 1t. In this regard
its certain growth and prosperity in the course
Of time is assured in view Of its central position
and capacity. Let this magnificent Broadway
and highway OF Chicago, 80 much admired by
visitors and strangers, remain consec1ated to;ts
present use. Il. W. MILLER
CHICAGO. MAY 80, 1874.
, 1874-05-31

CHANCE FOB PROFIT.
The railroad makes all the land it traveracs
more accessible to the city, and more valuable.
Twh handsome suburban derots are to be erect
ed at points between South Chicago aud Parkslde
station. These facilities will attract proportion
OF the steady stream of our citizens that ere
every year seeking suburban homes. How large
this movement is to be, depends upon circu:n-
stances. II property is made the football Of
speculators and tossed up from one price to
another, out Of sight, the spectators will have
it all to themselves, and must pay each other
the profits they are seeking. II held for i'm
provemcnt at moderate prices, aud held for the
actual growth Of population, there Is no reason
why it should not become as thlckfy peoplod,
and as valuable. as any line Of snburbs on the
other railroads approaching the city. Tho shops
OF the Company at South Chicago will employ q
lar:e number OF men, who must seek homes in
tho immediate vicinity. This creates
i DEMAND FoR LAND
near By, which is already porceptibe in the sales
Of the Calumet j. Chicago Canal l. Dock Com
pany, reported elsewhere. Property beyond the
district directly tributary to the new railroad
will feel the effects probably far south as Ken
singtcn where the Michigan Central and Illinois
Central meet.
6nles have already been made near South Chi
cago and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad by
Snyder & Lee to the amount Of STE, 900.
, 1874-05-31

ing d.y, ors hese proved to b. no considerable orer-
th .o ony IL" scattering ios remaining unsod 1t
~. ,nS oes- steers averaging 100
Choice BeeveaF1ne. fat, we form, x:,, s'"''ess's'
10 year old steers, averaging 1850 to
Good peeve..Wsi1.f .f.t:ened an,x ;o;.; ssoGaoa
steers. averaging ,1oo 70 go rs .oas 70
fonJ Steets-F!t s;serr. averaging from
Netr1, E 70 ~ 5.a@5.ss
pntctg ns1hg sso dso 10 llcJ 4so95.so
aaa good to extra cows, for cly aaushser.
stock catde~conaaoa aon Cattle IN decent f0'ss
flesh, averaging 100 to 1.050 n,s..-.. 4ooa5 Is
1nfer1or-Lght aud thin cows heifers
stags bulls. and scalaTag steers. 3o0ato4
Ca:ue-Te1as, corn-ied-. 6.45s5sa
Cattle-Te12s. w1rtered North. ....,,. @o5nt5 IA
Cattle-Texas, through droyes 0Ica
H0GS-The arrivals since our last review haye besu
IS 314 head,-a larger number than ever before re-
were well 1aantainad until Wednesday, when, under
supply OF 20 00O head, The market broke down
s,y G as s,s,s o@: Tx 1'eT @ s9 Of Ts
prdees rocediEg to <46695.65 for poor TO choice.
Under the lighter rcc-ipts Of tbs following two dsy,
however, the market TOOK 1rner tona and cicsag
quotations barely 10c below those current At tho
close Of List week. Further decided tmptovstec:
the quality Of the hogs sant forward il noticeable.
t1oas offered during the past woek comparing fTora
5G 1!ss Ferod: Tn. estrsmo ranss Of prices VI.
oTe5 3315, rhi1s nost Of the transfers we-s .ccom
phahed within range Of s5.1595.50. To-day tho
Market .As active and firm feeling was apparans
among al chsses OF operaora. Materially diminished
receipts anticipated for tbs ensuing week, a1d
nr1aar prices are expected to prsvaL To-ays sales
were at 81. .15N832o for poor to COMMON at S.
for medium, and At S5.41a6oo for good to strictly
choice. few extras were taken /: sG.lo@6.l5.
SHEEP-H2ys been SCARCE tho total receipts for :as
week amounting to only 2,a45 head. Tha det:and,
however, has teen lntea that sellers hasa been
nblo to work UT prices to any appzecable s1tans,
closing quotations not differing essentially from thoaa
current week ago- Shorn sheep may be quoted at
S. 0o95 75 though In few instances higher figures
obtained. Wooled sheep sold At si.5007..5 for
very poor to chotcs lota.
, 1874-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
a-fnN

.a -o.+ ;rn,,~~s,t ,nction That
Lao tareee' 1no 1noos 4..r 49, .os.a. :. t1a
has yet been announced 1of LUIS eeaeon 20
sale by Ellison, Pomeroy d Co.. next "eones-
day. OF 800 lots Of Payne d McNeill's subdivl-
49,, r,o,eton Eichtv acres have been sub
s!oa p.un. = hicNa,l ard imnrored at
divided by fayno AlcNen1' @no ~
cons iderable expense. Tho tract has been graz
ed and severed, roaas anu eioe"AlAs ns pun.
throughout, and oo1npels nt,,;,,t, 70 roadv 1oT
planted IN p1olusion' 1'o.y,t tnH tH.t ~ 49,,
the settlers, who are e1pecteo - tIeoeut tueua-
selves next Wednesday,. Ihe sale taXes place W
the grounds speclal Tree Ha0 4eases too
Wells street depot chicago q NoiIn"es'e.n ~
Railway, at 10 o'clock on the morning u tuo
salo.
SHEFFIELD.
improvements haVe beeu strongly nut qWetly
pushed at Sheffield. the ne" manu- 1acsuang etsJ
in Indiana, at Wolf Lake: on tne stsie n ane ao
joining South Chicago. 1ne onene!u Iouos, .
Tory handsome structure "11 og nh IL ~. ~.
weeks and bo opened Dy L. ', II. 1fosHs. ino
little steamer bhetheld, Capt. beatty, "in tun ~
Wolf River and the lakes, ano 90 ~ sns ~ ~
two weeks. Inc nanhHeanens ns onoo ooa ~.
pose, after June 10, " Aseuo ouo .1
excursion t1cKete oaaly ZOE t"o "eeAa w Abo mto
who desire to ne" then ampi1 ha,,iaraTi rrn.
great county mghHay lnutsna 1 a"sSa1d 4r.ct in
ming southeasterly ACROSS 1no o4eue'1 80 - r;
IN airline to the county seat o1 LaAo ooant5s -
nearly finish ed II WILL give ns" 49,. epun 90
ing to road travel from !nolana 60 cn1c4Ro' ~
will save sig miles over the 11a 1pa!e' 1,',e ~
umet and Noll ptaaees VIII 70 pu4.t - 49, 3 -
the county. 1no oneno.a en,psodst unpo st;on nnw
the bouta >iite'6CC1 1sIg conmnfa
mAkeB trips 70 0uouc1o 1' 49,. ..a
ton rates. 6heneta Is uow - ~ Torhor
, 1874-05-31

JYhaat rua varv criat at the same rsnce ~
nrica. an an Friday nftarnnnn There WAS jittlo
disnosition to trada and that onlv in Jnlv on-
t;ons rha lima dca,s having haa1 nrattv raI1
n,o.ra5 ~ o-aS;on.l1 Thao marlat v.a wall
sa.1t - al 1cN ~ 1r1r ~ ;,nnra~.d ~
e. ies@ - rLa. ~. 49, lrns;, +h,t 40 shnn.nt.
49,, G1R g., w" WI dnT;n9 IA val ,o9raas ,ad
ahn.,. 49, son mn h1 IVA o,osad a. o5f 1G,|A
11es% ;Sa'Isr Jrna so1d at =, 1sL0f iGos
Csah vhsst cioeed nominal At Al .1GL for No,
81 % for NJ : a. IL for n, =. a3 ~ foT re'
taataa ~ ~ "a a u Nv A1;nnssora M land ~ o.
IN Do No ; 11'So@' >eN~~~ "1'@0
go, ~ ,vss 1,odor,ta1v ,ctiva md verv ;,raou.
lar ~ nram;n1n m ti3a INV ontion na.r1v t1is-
~ H. 1,,t,,-a and ao1ne nneas;ness raea1d;nr
-ue 10y oea.s ~ "1 Ii-n..,"a, 11aa c,,ta5 tn,ra
Wan.ea nc so eo'e, ,ao @ NO. t;e0t t.oa
~ -. our ~ ped dov ~ ao1 ,a4 aa ~o-a .man
en1 so1oJatu ~ Po's ad.aaaJ ~ 5ssIe
2euGl ouJ oEoLeu Es4I .. ~, ,,asad ~ 5ec sots,,
qecuueu ~ ooieu, Ano ei0oea ~ ~ .<Gnra eDeA
June solo a. oosaooao, cl9slnf aoqus ~
LASH No. closea n9a1a Ha1 l1' =. 'oe' as
ofc anu leleeIeo .:s a. 'oza'gsae ,y,h.aoaa
V".e 49, IT. .a'ias n 49,. AI1Lo 1aI1a- 1n1T..
o.. eo11e- AnrraP ard 11c for ra;nctaf
W % ms ro,o;,,1 a. o1c fSlKNo q 1store and
no. ~ y. ..'1aa "s. nJ ~ tr,og - ~ ~
'@S - eA.apsa a.s;,.1 - - ,r;,aa ~ Er;dav
=. e1l95 w g. - a., ~ +n+N5tP s3d sn395c ~
as ~ 1'u Liz g san.ssIos. quored
VIII saIers 81 al 10. III
n,.-,xa r,rv.rop{r rop poaro~
rha nosto1, h,,,-,[,; a.vs: - 4 ietta1 i,.z haen
.1 1o xs o1. s.r"t .sur sb;,nar - Hrnt~n.I
~ ,,se ~. 1arra nrantitiaa - whert.to Rna,
49, - 1900 - l.e1.~.. tL.+ .nronn ~ !.
, 1874-05-31
SOME SALES OF THE WEEK:

oouE earEs nF THE wEEK.
r.so1 T. Mi11o T.ra eola throa lots. Uest
Uaoo" AAa p.1,,o.
front. On Humboldt bonieVafo7 near fAlnsf
place, for 81 500 each. -
II. D. Palmer has sold, in exchange for out
side land. the following property: 72x17l On
49, .o1,th.aat corner Stata and Thirteenth
w 11n eoc nm 1oo.1es -, Tndion, avanne.
sire els AZ Soo'oou, 1oo~Aoo W o0AAH .e ~
100 feet south OF IhlrtJ-nlntn etfeos a. 9io'ooo'
an No. 80 Thirty-second street, with lot 20x10O,
at $1,000.
ner Of Hinman and Chicago avenues for s24, 900.
and two stouo-frout residences On Indiana
ayenue, south Of Twenty-n1nth street, for
$24,0o0
Block 6. Fuckers Addition in the northwest
quarter Of Sec S, 49, Il, with brick packing
house, machinery. etc., to benjamin F. Murphy,
for a75, 900.
Kerr, Dawson & Welch have SOLO TWO 1o's:
West Polk street and Western avenue, at $500
each two lots on West Harrison street, near
Ws 1tee s. osden Ss ss hss sold BLOCKS
BlscIstono Addition to Hyde Park, respectively
ia :Iasse ". Smith and William E. Blackstone, at
312 oo0-S24, 600.
George Il. Hess has sold two-story and base
ment brick house and lot On Khooes avenue M 1o1
81 500 also 100 feet, east front, on Bellevue
syanna' south Of Forty-third street, at $65 por
foot. 81. 800.
The West Chicago Land Company have sold
one lot on Fulton street: near West Fotss-sec-
One lot on Lake street, north front, near West
Forty.second. for $500. to Fritz Schwarzman.
One lot On Lake street, near West Forty
drst south front; to E. N. BrAinard for 81, 900.
FortTofirst a Hoa1v street, tree Tor IS, 500.
Fonr blocks on the corner Of Kinzio and West
Fnrtv-eiehtb street for s115,000-
C.nnhel} Hrothers have sold two 2-8torY and
al fnr
, 1874-05-31

Withdrawn from store on..Friday for city con-
sumption: 2,25A bu wheat; 6,1os bu corn; 525
bu oats 437 bu rye; 529 bu barley.
The Inspectors Office was closed.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of breadstuts and live stock at this point during
the past week, and for the corresponding weeks
ending as dated:
, 1874-05-31

SATURDAY EVENING. May 80.
The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce III Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hou1s, and tor the
corresponding date one year ngo:
, 1874-05-31

CATTL[Tho week ending to-day has been n ac-
tim one IN the c=.e ma1tot. The aaseaose Oh oo5-
er. was large-unusuany soand ~ ciAsses, from the
Ch,es1o sealper" up the heavy New York ahippsr,
h.Te ope..ted with something moro than ordinary nb
crafty 70 that tho supply .sgs q It uas has easily
been dspo.ed ot and Il rather stronger prices than
nreyaiIe4 during week Tho qu1tt7 Of tho stock
aerod for sAle exceptionally good, By far the lar
orr portion Of the ofez11gs consisting Of good 70
hoice steers which the prevailing prices were IS
aaI6 4dr4ces from the markets below hAvs uni
forrnly Of favorable character, and taken II IN
ali, ihe position Of the market throughout ths
put weak must have been aattsfacsarJ noth
. Eastern and Western shippers. The The ranss s.:s
Of prices $3.0096.5o, but eavs In Isolated cass
there no trading It 1915, Or ut lower nsue
thau 400 In during last week and the previous ous
tat pony steers Of from 900 to 1oo rs afesAge
been given tho prefezenoe and such continue 70
ruand relatively the beat pztces. While "entnea
staers ct ths above arersge Wero rs.an5 tu1 ,so
s5 good TO choice stesrs, Averaging IT
10 / an Vafe not w.nted At ovss &5 eoeou. aoSA -;
cAttln are etiu In active request .n1 Ia aezn .u1
at IL o1a475 foz common to medium, ena ~ |ooN9
q Tor ih1tftT young weighing frot4 wv 70
~ Thsre hi been > liberal supply o. Ie1As sa.t!e
neatly cornfed aud ste1s Of good qua1J' wnlcu ~
ehtr1 n 0o9850. Some choice drotes 1eteaed @ ~
h1aher doura Through drores sold II *a'VS% 49, 49,
49, .rn In denand At $3,5Na5-ss. Ne" na1co cow
- tnontr.d for Il So. .0oGt5o0o.
weze 0Em. the %~ fA@''s