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, 1874-08-13
A.Ea.S--

A BAD LoT.-We sincerely hope that
the disgusting details of the Beecher-
Tilton scandal, with which the telegraph
has teemed for the past few weeks, are
nearly finished for the present, though
probably to be repeated more minutely
IN the future reports of judicial pro-
ceedings. We would gladly forego our
privilege as a journalist in being the
medium Of communicating these facts to
the public, and have only been con-
strained to it by the overwhelming pop
ular demand of all classes and condi-
tions of society. The worldwide repu-
tation of the parties implicated. their
splendid abilities, their exalted social
position, and the envIable fame of the
party chiefly involved as Christian
preacher and moral essayist, gives to
the affair an interest which e1cites to
;he highest pitch the sers bilities of every
class In community. the Christian and
the infidel, the moral and immoral, the
virtuous and icentious, those who would
build up and those who would pull
down all social barriers between vice
and virtue. 1t has inaugurated an open
conflict between moral restraint and
licentiousness with a great advantage of
position in favor of the latter. religion,
the chief champion of the former. hay-
ing been wounded and disabled in the
house of its professed friends. A per-
sonal Devil, endowed with all the cum
ming and malevolent attributes ascribed
to him by the most orthodox faith,
could not have devised scheme better
, 1874-08-13
Council Proceedings.
SEArTLR, August. 4

SEArTLE. August. 4.
Council met at the call Of the Mayor.
Presens, Jho. Collins. Mayor: Council.
men Anderson, Crichton, Leary, Mey.
dc nbaucr, and Waddell.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved.
Sexton's and Recorders reports re-
ceived and filed.
Regular monthly bills ordered paid.
The clerk was instructed to turn over
the delinquent tax list to the Collector
with warrant attached according to law.
The Treasurer's report was received
and fled. Vouchers were received, cam
celed and filed.
On motion adjourned sine die.
EDWD. II. BROWN, City CLERK.
, 1874-08-13

STEAMER S. L. MAsTIc. This steamer.
which has been undergoing repairs in
this city for some time past, is receiving
its finishing touches and will depart to-
morrow for Port Discovery, where it is
owned. Mr.. Woods, the manager of
the Port Discovery Mill Company, the
owners Of the Mastic, informs us that
over So, 900 has been expended here in
repairs, and he pays high compliment
, 1874-08-13

Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous In
Examinations, Mercurial affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore
Eyes, etc. In these, as in all other
constitutional Diseases. DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BITTERs have shown their
great curative powers in the most
, 1874-08-13
August 9Th. 1874,

August 9Th. 1874.
Present, Fl. L. Yesler, Mayor; D. II.
Webster, Marshal; Councilmen Collins,
Maddocks, Hinckley. Mcdonald. Farm.
ham. m -
Moved and carried that NJ. r. Mad
docks be allowed to vote as proxy for
B. F. Briggs. gt
Minutes of previous meeting read and
aid over to next meeting. r.a
Proceeded to the election Of officers.
Clerk, w. R. Andrews received 4; z. q.
Brown 2. Andrews elected.
Treasurer. H W. Rowland. 8; =. +.
Coombs, 2;W. II. Humphrey, 1. No
election. Rowland then received 4,
Coombs, 1; Pumphrey. l. Rowland
elected.
Assessor and Collector. W. H. Pun
phrey 4; S. F. Coombs. 1; d. Wheeler.
l. Humphrey elected. q-,-i
Sexton, G. w. Hall, s; John S. An.
derson, 1. Hall elected.
M. R. Maddocks, E. G. Farnham and
John Collins were elected Road Com.
mittee. NJ. R. Maddocks, Chairman
and Road Commissioner.
Night Watchman. Webster. s; Welch.
l. Webster elected.
Briggs and Farnham were appointed
Finance Committee.
Bonds of Recorder and Marshal. were
received, approved and filed. n rs
Moved and carried that the salary Of
the night watchman be $40 per month.
and that j. Christ be his assistant at 425
per month and to have charge Of the
street gas lights.
On motion adjourned to Monday.
Aug. 10, at Z 80 P. n.
EDWD. H BROWN,
Citv Clerk.
, 1874-08-13

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BREwERY-
Bottled Ale and Porter is considered
equal to the best imported, and is sold
at one half the price, viz: 80 so per
dozen quarts and 2 rs per two dozen
pints. We would recommend those
wishing nice article to give it trial.
, 1874-08-13

r. Rev. David Sires will preach -
the White Church Sunday morning and
evening. at the usual hours. The seats
are free to all. Subject for morning dis
course. 1.-The Blessings of the Seekers
after Righteousness.
, 1874-08-13

FoUND.-By my SON Harry on the
sidewalk near the Brown Church, gold
same by proving property and paying
for this advertisement. o. JACOBS.
, 1874-08-13

to the skill of our Seattle mechanics
and artisans. Mr.. Bulleen was the
master engineer, Mr.. Mckinley the
boiler maker. Mr.. g. W. Hall the car
penter. and Mr.. Frank P. Holt the
painter; and we must say Of the latter,
tsat we have never seen q nicer lob Of
painting upon any vessel in this harbor.
The Mastic is now the model tug Of the
Sound. For its dimensions, there IL
not a more stannch, powerful, or neater
steamer in any waters. A company il
being organizedin Victoria to buy this
steamer for $4,000. r
COAL Wharf.-The Renton Coal Co.
are having the piles driven for wharf
on the north side of Yesler's wharf for
their own exclusive use in the landing
and shipping of their coal. Until the
completion of the first section of the
Seattle and Walla Waila R. r., which sx-
tends to the mine, the coal will be con.
yeyed to the wharf in barges towed by
steamers. To facilitate their work the
Company have purchased iron rails for
laying four miles of the track from their
mine to convenient landing on the
Duwamish river. from whence the nav-
igation to the warf is uninterrupted.
, 1874-08-13

~ Mr.. E. NJ. Smithers has been
appointed County Commissioner. to
fill vacancy caused by resignation Of j.
T. Stewart. No better selection could
be made.
, 1874-05-06
REAL ESTATE.
HYDE PA1K.

HYDE PAlK.
A salo has been made OF 1uO feet on Egandale
ryunue, midway between Forty-hfth and Forty
ti1th streets, at 800 foot.
1tts proposed 10 widen Egandalo avenue. from
Forty-soventh etreet to Clinton avenue, to so
seot. It's width Is now GG feet. Tho improve
nent L. to ba mado by tho mutual concessions of
propertY-oWners on tho street,
TnANsFEnB.
Tuesday, Mays
ur4x PROPERTY.
kincoln p1acs, 15G Il n OF Sophia at, q T. ass '''
137M it. with buildings, dated May. y., "A tno
Illinois at, 10 II Of Lasaa'o at, I, l0l.o II,
dated March h93...........,,...,....,. 93. I nm
Halsted IT. 19a IL Of TIltlylhlrd IT. aix A'ooo
12A}f It, dated May y4....................,,. LAM
Weat Washington al, a q corner Of Wood at, q
1, 84xl31A It, dated April 30 lucy W, Mes.
scr to Noay Wllltams). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4Q,000
Halsted vt. 9o !. of ForquoF st, af, 22K112o
rhe Promises na's No. Isl Il.tyfth IT, daioi ''''
rhs premises No. si3 sicl,gan Nv, t,atod April -''''>
Park av, % II . Of Oakley ay, Z, eOxloo It,
pras astSa ~ VIZ IL il Il iasnt.ninta %
2sxx110A Il, dated May y+..,,........,..... o00
Bryant Nv, 47k 4 . Of Stanton av, Ii t, 2611a5
tndI I.n. y, ? sor of Thftissi 81, i. ii6flio :,
raMsLa. 81 stsa a. ~ ~ Il Fiiit;;ssssaa l. '0
as1ls4 Il, dated May neutrality-suspicious. D. e.S1
, 1874-05-06

Ems ~ ~ cGr 81 e Drs.law ~, 81, 2'tloo y,
dated NOV; !, as!B.... .......,,.,...;.:.-
Warrcn It, % TO y y Of stapnton st, n I, 48x
l2o q. lated Anril 4.... .....::.,.......
Wallace At, bot nhirty-stxth md Thlrty.Hey.
anthsta, II, Asx1Qj 7.lo It. dated April 49,.
Morgan At, 16OH II Of Monroe 1T, 0 I, 96s;x
l89 Il, 4atcd nfay /. ...,...........:.......
Portlalld pr, 17& It ! of Whltehoshe place, VT.
26x175H It, dated March 4f.................
Cherry isn Ay. ;2Q9 f:aeof plsiAlon qt awf 2ds
<!wankcp av, bot Leavitt aud 0atsisy ata,ew
(: @x!oo ft,'vtth 481l00 In saup block, dated
ris Premises M. lid iicnois t. ;lsioi Msy s.
Fourtecnth st, ii " cor Of Osntro ay, I, Apxl24
Djns r. istsa 1s'ssd Ms1ch Lar 1e1 - i; :;
s aSa.seS ca Il, sS stea @ H. !; .. ~essorn ~
NORTH or CITY LIMIT.
Lot u aud h 80, ~ Block 3, Of Bt1tarls "
4soA Soc. 20, 10, "A. dated April 80. .....
=, HuVTH or uirY ;rtMITR.
Lot 10. In Duncpn'a block Z, Of Taylor b
Kroighhe GOT " u Hso. 4, So, u, dated
sanle a. lilo above, dated siay l.."......:.....
Lot %, iu Aoaenmorkels nidct ii, SEQ. 10, 80,
II, dated May y1....................,...
Lot 10 gna II 1o, in Block II, lsganaalc, dated
oafsooi ~, 3io IT of vinceanos, I, a7x Il
to railroad, dated May 6..............,.+.,
.,.. WEST OF O1rY LIMITS.
Lots 10, " tand 10 In Block !, Of CaRtlea aul>@
division, In 'sco,'o,' 80, 49, dated Aug. o.
III.
, 1874-05-06

IT. Sst q sy W xS'!. @ | %'.sd h|sser q
and %n'ss4wf,I% I@sstty:; r51nse| e. 1fs Ss''
arm al.l shor oasr III rbsSo sa
aasa heler; shoulders, 0Ji@7o; olsar r.S, oHssEc:
as na fes5 S ey's nn los ~ ssst
lsxs. ~. ss 9u''' ea asuer; s'' 's' "''''''
ae,sn ns5 Il n
diana md ohio xti. famiy, stogseo Whsat G'utes;
rod, q l.es@l. "a anibor tiso; vhilo, ll.769too.
s 'ts assp aeye xh sse: ss
35isptss,9s v3E1isetEusN9sape L H. 1sXe; rne, )fo.
Woqn-1mproyoa demand; tr.n md unchanged:
light supply. .,1a,,,
Inu1sy1LrE, Ky., May E.-CoTroH-qnlnt aud mn
hastnsFusfs sfs-F1oar md ,w4oet qu!e. spa m.
saassa sss sa asss1as 1saa ass H. '
pnovtsloNe- -frregular .na Arm meas PORK, slT.eo.
T s '3sssf % s
sqgar:eursd ahm hams, 1so; plain, l11c.
'@e NEW ORLEANS. ...
;sPR,y Ra ot@rIe Ed eoea asmsnd T'ls fsd, 0a@0s''
BY.5-llfm prime, 5000 choice, s2a.oo -,
i1;'a, %Ta eqaseS an arAar tereo, ll3<o; keg, ua
| DETROIT,
unohanes NSy Myo1t aales sna
$lesai;s5; No. j si.oII Isi.ea. uera tdnli pricai
declined 7eo oats-Dsulana good !; sun pr1oos, n
CnovEn sEEp-sg.as.
hEoE1p1s-Ilour, LOCO brls Wheat 1000 hu; oorp,
sa1FlnsFs- 5ss 1000 brla; vhept 5000 bu.
eofn' 4'soo hu. rorpn,
ToIRpo, o., May 5:-DaxApsruvrs-Flonr stsady
Tha,t steady No: white Michigan. al.e2 No., 81
:sa & HIVE s.ss sinEsa s?t' ';ss s ?s:
sa assa ,ss' 's;ss ass sSp ;'s ~
sss p t.ooebr'as ~hoas 1000 bu; eorp
T. ~ +. brs whea 100 bu,
snd % w aes I'd s, f.
aa,s! sa 'sas @ as 81 ~ H. ssH "a
i; tt;ss: ors INN s1o5o aveetptot,a4
RroElr1s- s.oo6 hrls; wheat, 100000 hui
| corn, *, coo bu.
sa''a*sa'-1'e"s 5LSysa4SD, ssa h;; wheat 10000 ''
CLEVELAND, o., Nay p.- -nnr1ns7urrs-rlout
sna ws.t ss as. ona I'D, ppsh9ngsa Corr ssr %
steady No. State and Western, s7o; No. d. COOS
pr7ao1Eun-a0ri sShFfA6ss s1':Ee pBissa unchanged.
W ri ss a
CON. Western mixed, new, 85e ia &c. M pats aaies
"fste i5s s3s nh S1s e q stesy y
iair jobbng danaand. Lard 1r1nar 1t ioXoiSJ:o. "'
changel.
Oswroo May 5.-BnRApsrurFs- dull: No
, 1874-05-06

NEW YORK.
NEW York, May 5.-CozToA-Dull; niddltpg up
900 bales May, slice: June. y 17.s?@l7 9.1cc;
GEAEApsTurRs-Flouro opened steady md closcd dull.
posno %eatersa at
Tho.t extrs saass7.!o; oxtra oto, 5000 7is St.
eosn.inssi!ossl @ %est:rn, ss!ssi.ss: Mfsst Saies
IN buycra' faror receipts. 1a3 coo uu; No Chicago
sS.Sss; ~ ;a, Nor'h"s,srn s,2.,:g sg1'5 No.
1.04. Rye ql,ios 1t 51.OsG9l.l2. barley dull. Malt
quiet. Corn heavy and lower receipts, lls 900 bu ;
low westsrn msed es@sco: gsw @ white Lite, Western, IS
eeipts, 2aooo In; 1nirod Western, ooaoso; wwhito
wsstorn, 6o,{asso mixed weatsgn, In store CSC.
HAT AND Hora-GuchanGed.
suoAn-Act,vs and hr,n; fair to good refining, "
@8o.
Mo1ABars AND A1oE-u Unchanged.
hncd, nominal ut 1tAc.
TuNrEsTrr- ut t1e.
Eooa-ueavy: Westcrn llt316o.
May 't5Ssas 5nas nssS &c. sE LII Eqas
Middlss Bcady; long clear e1s@lDl5oi short eleaE.
1oc: LaEd asner prime steam. 16No sPos; io1tS 70
10 l1.16o forMsy; 1o1lc for 1uns; 10 u-1sG11o sof
Hu.1En AND -Unah.ngoa,
wnnkf-a9sa1y 1t ,7}h.a:,,n 97}hs:
DurrAIo, May 6.--Dn1ADs1uFFa-N Wheat dull; No.
milwaukee, club o1erad at $i.ls, by boat:luNd no
buyors. Corn aetiyo a7ooo gu No : mixed Wes.srn,
III rsssan1s@%hss ets 4 ss$ss 9ss r. n'n'a's &c.
ss. LOUIS, Nay s:s.ds9e5s-so.a,: e.. Fag5s naauns,
DsrApa1usrs-Flour firm and III good demand +:
low and modlu1a grades ranginH from $4.0eGs8.o .o1.
las. sx!sts psims to eaaiss III ss1, i oara
, 1874-05-06

at s1.2oa<i 5000 bu do scllor July at 91.2o1;
10000 Ln' 'No. 2 oorp seller Msy et do. 5000 6n
do, aollor July at eo91ci 75o prla mSss pork,
at $1o.aQ, 1000 scs do apIlor Juno at s1o.27ll1;
$50 tcs do seller July nj 5000. 1,oforo Call-
800 tes isfd at 81o22l5i 100 tca do seller June,
at $l0.96, 200 tcs do ao]ler June Ct a10S21; !;
26o tes Do seller July at eio.47I& 6qo teR DO
, 1874-05-06

5reeiul Ditpatct 10 Tbs Chicago 7fibuns. .
ELoIN, ILL.,, May 6.-Tha Board Of Trade sales wnro
quito Light today the markct being very baro of good
cheeec and batter prtcea obtained than quoted
last woek wo quote 61l bxs sold, aggregaslng %, I'll
lbs at lhe3161c for Elgin cream. large falling OF
III butter Is reportel To-day 17o0 lbu primo factory
wore offered and sold at 3538c. No dairy butter
reported though quothtioa reustn tho Same as lhat
week. More buyers wero In attendance to-day than
seors Tho Doart1 Of Trade will be held hereafter at
Hoag!Rnd'a Ha1l. Total sales, $3,939.N,
, 1874-05-06
soLDER-No. !, &c No. 2, 2oo.
4RAp-pR, GMa; bar, DC.
ens.n aNo:-Tnil esska, 100 lssa quantity, loHo;

en1an zNo-Fuil ossks, 100 lsss quantity. loHo;
ansaG ison-No. ~, DO .satss, 1.u...A iEou. s.s,
satss; American, Russis-A: ~; ., lne. o, ,,.,
Of Ii per cent III il msae I'd II fran @ @bs 1T. - 4S>
coRrHnOoppar botto1ns, a6c hraziars, over IL ~,
~; @ tinnea 99ppsr sfa' plan'shed coppor' Ae' do'
wlFn-Nos. 10 O. 90 to y 100; 10 to II, 11a, la,
j t"s saad I'll Z s'as &c t.
M NAlts-@sfs i ,aoaersts demand md not ysry
ID a. $500 d d. hne, s7oo: ciinch, istoas e2X.
sse sa'anse ;sarda IL sar p
s6@eao hsing hs preaent quotation. business ie 40
.ivo. snd Tie General market displays good Do
1sxaiao; s1trs rtntes isrd. ssssse; No. 7sa; No.
4ais aiG7sse siaaa. an''sa r." 49, 1o:
stsisy % pSss, is;d' 10 astfs, sss sso 90 To. sSo
t,ne, o289so; nsphtha, q gravity. i7o; nsDhshs,
lorAfoEg The market h.s been active and ad-
vancing during tho past eix days. Posclb!aws arc
ysr sesTso end hghes They srs rsasa fGE homo
vanced, md mixed lots though dull carly, hsra met
with moro inquiry Of ate ia tha absence of choice
rsashhova, 'rosa stere si: pes 6u ms.a ot.
M91os,: pa.ehblSTs o t9 Saf;lois. nss9l.!9 @ on
Sssn stt'x a!, ,ass ie@ g. s.af e mixed aud
poULTnY--Turfeys h.yo lnen rather nesrce during
The past six ays and sod readily to the local sr,s
i quotations. Springs, uten largo and N good ooad
on, sell rendlly, but very small chiokena ars slow.
asss s..sa .n$ d. 'rs s e: s.., a afssx as.. "a
bEEDs-. Ti@ethy hs: nat viii batlor inquiry,
onrngs prices have sls4netd trtdo, md quoted
strong s.cs rsnss r 5re toE poSr tg
foAf n{R IN ~
$sooa6. 10; Hungarian aotiTa sud hr1asr at thp
eloss .ong q eaaSs.; ml)lst " xe.f t.Ey, ~
to-day ma arr Other sesds 1ers more quiet at The
same range Of prieas. sales include gs nsga primo
ss9 sy II &C. a aas: g M i: &c e.:
poor At 800 is bags clover It 90; q
aoo 20 baas 1t !5o 1i1 baes st !2Se..
dasry ad sroand @ @ soar, and @ sse ~
for dairy aalt Tho ocllno Ia duo not only to the
liberal receipts BY lake but chiefly to ts fact that
Ill., sisS o.nada. d. sis8 ordinary eoa1ss. s 90
ceal,a diamond: $500: ground sqar, s2o9 dsi5y.
xasa. ssston dsss IT, ~ aasS Win oas'
wooL-Ths market "a IN much thu same condition
aro % mainfsinoa {ho demsn,d being oay from wesern
manufaatufera who ara ordering TO koap their mills
2uu1H8s ~ III tuouH4t lAAt &l@t4h AQ& %4c NeH lAk
wilt open At 400 for fne washcd deece basls
Tub washei, primo .6206s.
Tub wqsbHd, common to good, .48Qs69t
Common ilngy. aa@40
Fleece washed, and Xy, light, .4G147l
Fleece, washed, md Xxx, dngy.. .98a44
Fleece washed, medium light. ..4684o
Ooarse washed. .37@&2
Fleece unvashed, medium. ..sp333
Fleece unHashed, coarge and dingy. .2fG990
F1oecp pnwa9had, fine. .2ha90
Super and extra cu1led. 35@i @i0
RAILROAD FREIG1lTs-The trunk nnca 1sadtnj
eastwsrd have advanced rates 6e fourthcass grail
| and provisions, and 100 on -four, "a follows:
, 1874-05-06
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, May 8.
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
,of ,tha leading Articles OF produce III 0hioago
during tho pust twenty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one year ,ago:
, 1874-05-06

HuG6-Ine no8 tfAtle was act1Yc, hAa ye8teroayn
advanced prices were thoroughly sustained. Tho nup-
ois hundred ol the pooxsz sorts only remaining
unHold At ths Close salea Of saallawaga uado at
Sl,253fo0; poor to common said at S5.0005.35, and
tho distinction Of having found buyer to-day for the
n,aaneat arove Of hogs ever brought to she uhcago
market. TheEe lit Of them, and their &yeruCp
weight was 1876 It's. They fetched $4.a1. Tha market
closed dr1n at S50oGG.oo for poor to choice. sales
were as folQWg:
, 1874-05-06

Eaas-Wcrc actlvc early, undor good demand frou,
As S,Ss sssd esn aYo aas
12@1eMc. 1T tho moment eggs ara aesling at l2N@
.5sy It e. 3 + ssRss sRss :'p4 p
fair etock Of eatwatcr descEpone, which aoling
9s 5 a0S9i br sssssy s ss.ss; N.Y. %s 2Ss)s IT, ) ~ y a
sls.t6@I4.5o; ~ by, sio.50alo75: No:s maskere,
Gste; deorgss eeafI.S, s'sSd,o6 Isbrsser herrng,
den hsriaE 1sS2a Gr ae a,sss
'e]ass ] Sos @ sHFsx Hsl ia1sa ass sass: Sss saS
In foreign aud domesdc dried fruits. at well-srs-
tanned ami. generally avn prises TLoro Is scarcity
ply Of my. The following quotations furnishei:
Fonx1oN-Dates 1o@1oNo; Ags. drums, 1s,4@14c;
nf pens ssss ysss ras. ooss Mas
sat rat.tn yGsi 1sE@1a zns
EXTRAS, 13aa1s15c; michigan sliced, 1a!6a13:to:
snsaa ,;a@Ss gss.ss Wsste DO @
20a: peaclea halves, now, 14h@15c; do mixed, 1lS
haskoesslss 1sspISSerFies ,4s542S
Almonds, Torragona. a292ao; Naples walnuis, a0G
30 chill walnats. ioassoc: arcnoble wanutg new,
s7o Rss. l1@S Ts1ss 0@
0na Sey %
anu iaS dosHnu a n.i au1 t ~ ~ rhff p;c ~ @
Lemons. sc:a5@0.te per boz; Messina oranges, pee
l; bri Cultivated eranborses m IN boses at
bsnanas fo:oo@s.oo per bunch; pfne-apples, s3'so9
al aRooERIEs- reported = fair movement
throughout the wcot under roview and, with the SIN
glo exception Of cosfeos full proyous rates ain
usfton f,rlsF a,nwnrd n,oraroent nira rcmnins
@ os arns os,ss snans ssrc atn
V;,, W. oote ao ~ as ssI folows 9' ''p'' ''''
51-oAlu' aupA,-'1S9ea sG' 1s9nn, - ~ ,. o,oo.,<
coFrEEa-Mocha. q 57S37Ac; O. G: Java, A. MaagaS4Ac:
ses sseise d. d. oaaGs % pias ill., aes Ia
axe; Singapore java, ao@3ic; Costa kiea fancy,
99s1eS2sAo; 9s11S a0' ps''''' 2s9s'8'' @9'''A'00 a's
ta ~essns, s a;ga,'1e
fu! weight. l3HGSlaG: ao' shof1 Wea$at, , tsH%isG;
Rion.Fntns sgss;9 aIn NSne0on SeSo; oarona
peySssea, l1H@nIs; ssaaasSsd,, Mhs; T. ataad sdI
a6a. l44S' ao e. ySiiow = NJ f&eIa y gh
eaoaeo nfnwn, uHes prme ao, 1af " 10. SH
% "a H. @s S: os Ga G'fsa' d s4 ss's ksSs sSss
common, fMGsso. .,.,u, =, ooa, 90 .,,. 3D..
snUPs-n11mona dtips, $l.a3al:Sa sl9tr rd d1ine.
extra ano: @ es@Ssao @ GOOD snsaro%,se sruR, os919e
Ntco molasaes, choice ah@osa; common molsaass $50
A0c.
| 5ALEhA9ug-Gommen 70 neat' ~ 1t9v3lc.
bPtdEa-All8plce, llHt9ibHcs cIofss 13a30Vos caH-
a!a, aa931o: penper 2af@5Qc; n'itmegs, No. *lAUQB
1'an glhges AtllcAn, Isssn; 60 Vaca.tas !sesSVo.
SOAP8--t1ofmnu mDtflta, bt5G9bHot Golden West,
| @tAc; White LILY, 8AG96Ho; White Roae, 6AQs6hc;
pnGn. Ie9DHoi sason !n4relaal. e0bAes "hlte Nus
sian, 614t9Go; Champaign, G@9Ho; primrose G@1t6c.
-sllycr glosa, 0ASloo; common, B9l0Ho;
| p1re. 6t4a8c. ......... r..
| HAY.rho market haa been advancing throughout
, 1874-05-06

strong at yesterdays advance, ruling 16425c higher
thnn Ut tho close last wcek. with Now York quoted
A@ko higher thln Inst week, aud Albany, Boston,
Gutfslo, md Pittaburgh also fayorably reported slip
pcrs felt no eBitancy engaging in active operations,
and from tim opening of trade this morning until tho
close-or until I'LL Bu1tab!o offerings taken up
tic weigh h.mastera were kept constantly. employed.
Tho arrivals embraced an e1oeont quality Of stuck.
and the bulk Of tho trading wos accomplished vt PRICES
ranging from s5.25 upward to $6.3a. Sons rough,
thin old aud inferior steers we're closed out at
ported under $50. Shippers paid s4.7d@5bo for
good to extra Texas cattle nnd common to good native
aLnery: for cotce native asers mud 25Ga
CSC for extra uo Tho wants Of local butchers xero
ainly supplied at S4.oO@50o while feeders paid 1916
@485. The highest nr1ce paid was 800. T. etraiorn
Co. obtanol that figure for drove averaging l,6D9 Lbs
thought by Fitch b Ames. The market closed
stIarft.
, 1874-05-06

new YORK, May 5.-There VIVA . atow, unsat-
iaiaGtory movement in dry goods today. the market
prca OF Atlantic standard Bheengs to 1lc and other
msAea II proportion cshot a: brown atcesiug 1oo
indian Head lie bleachc cotton unchanged prlnts,
quiet, but sheeting stripes in good demand heavy
wooleus for meu'a wear IN better request.
, 1874-05-06

ending AAy4:
H.o1in.e; r. a.nr. Inn s.,,. ,,n.
Lumbar N ft... $50 ''''9es9a s slo2l o2 ao,os!
ias' ists. r.. m,.,.::....:.,.::: " i,Ao s'f55 1essS
5ns,ss 'ns,s; m q 1ss35s ~ s;2 ~
,,,. :, >; IuSsk1 y1sse1Ts :, T. or,n, n.r
w9r1F oS 9s uSoa1o ota x .S
gssss4sy Tas5s Is s Il # s{sssSss sS s.s = II sy
snd Gegn1s huye5s a a oat ap0at Aso e. 21 ho sss
@ r e b, an sre nfss :oeS
@laq9i common a2, No.aogs1l .oQ foasfs &c quota.
Die a t9sts 4, mi acsntllng Ct 3e:eoSo15
{5s fas 1s tss Ta5iss.sa fnd common
ssiyad a. SassS ths dss; ia .Soat dsssn VI Il:
% rars ano iaea *ete fopot'oas soo o
GAteo saaF @ asgnoa. % troR 4ps9sgnn, ~ NJ ssTiM
srona NJ: 446o m ssrins ana hooras Il Si57S::
W.T. fem a,a 1o =. hesr ,nd
81 n common mixed Al 90 ID. II n square pekets a
t8 ehnaess snssst eSes "a @
5 e 1ar P,oeo ffo },a M0Sq g
ieo N common bosrds At xlooo soid by WifIuh,
| hfeaaio ~ !7''
Caroo achr Ts,,man MoHu sp m II 1onr tosta a.
$1l o0 120 N Il lpiK }oiBt and ecautuR at fDg9k
xchr f. Jnhn1nn i0cf land 4D m II INN insta AZ
III M "a =, T. mn r1ecc eY InaTowt Al al * IL ~
Il iota n1ti scasng TnrueIr H. TX Il "a * ecl,r
ro,oih T1s ~ n iofet mi r:ort,ng - Sn n .o,'-
fssrrp 17t y, Il iost c,,T rn4t,, III n
~ ~, ar - 49,, - ' Ch1., @ Tra ntt ~ Sspot
~ ~ = taiat FL saar+HT Wn5o,,, n -, ~ Is ~
r vss-ssar Fa - SftSii. - tSi n1I ttfI ~ sJIIn
T.reay 1aafts u "a IA w iii II soia y ~ NJ Inomis
r. e4' 1N"H ''$''es* @1N F~'~ ~ - 49, 1''9"17
ro,oo ecbr Marie rror, rro p,v,rs m -, co,,,,o
a,r{no III hon+1s ~ III nn. * -, ietn ~ Il ~ E%r
II Xii frorn ioista M sc~t,,,,r -
sok6 an ~ Hr11 ~ n~11 ~ az m Esrrn 4nrr ~
sysra frr,n ~ TX ~ in1sta prd sannf,no f 20 *.
n =, innr cia5,ro nri soocte ~ sSn IN ~ 81 m
Hohr .rorsav fn ~ iJS ~ and oca',tisrn y
e oS. M ~ ,nhor nj Gin * Hchr Gawccnr, fro,n
mslaaor iTn -, Norway r1~fro snI hnsrJ. At lin *
, 1874-05-06

METALS AND 1IANnWARE-rewer orders have
been received from tic inferior, aud the market as
consequences laa been mora quot during tho past slx
DAYS Tho l,lll In the demand tA due to tho Qt that
farIncrs are now engaged III plautiug, Prices are
steady anl very trm fos t!n plate& as tollowa:
20, 1850; do; roofing l4x2o 10, sl9eQ do, 2lx2s,
$a4.60.
pla Tm-Lsree, eos; I; apaa1l, s1o; bar, la.