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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10

politickych Il llfadnich kruhd. kdyz obdr-
zely zpravu 0 znovunavrzenl Personse,
hCery .iiz co marsal nciv, ssiho soudu co
lobby ista povtstny byl; ieho kancelar ma
zyva general Boyntcn ,,doupetem Iobbyi-
stu. Potom vypocitdyd vsecky ,,slechet
ne" skutky Parsonse, iicbz jest hezka ia,.
da. Piedeysim horlive sluzby ieho, eaa
vpfcdsinich snemoyny poslanch a senatu
konal We prospGch podvodneho podnka-
telstvi drdhy FL Paso, zvan6 pozdGii
Texanskd Tichomoiska. (Znamo, &c pred.
seda podnikatelstva, Fremont. Pafizi
pro podvod k viceletGmu zalisi byl odsou.
zen; taskaf ten rozprodal to'i feGenem
mtst6 "a sedm milioni i.'ankti oupln6
bezcenych akcii) Dale uyali nestoudny
svindel dlazebni, obecnti zna.ny imGncm
De Golyers & Ne CelIan, .windle, pfi
cenz poctyy Parsons mdla minutach
) $4,000 vyd6lal, ale zemt s 10000 ztra-
tia. X zavtrlu smtie SC Bovnton domy-
slivosii Parsonse a zaslereir,~ti mn0hych
republikand, re 10y ien on ur,stu vodolom
a 1tocistny pfistay dovcdI vymoci kaz-
dy liny spise nez Parsons l. nebot muz
ten, iahmilc ntiaky ni,.h snemoynt
poda vzbudi podezfeni cet snGmoyny, ze
TO poctiv6 nesmysli &c chcc ndvrhem
vlastr' mesec syai nacpai.
Provolani pravi, ze p. Parsons vsecky
ty obzaloby ncien nevyyraiI, ale AM neo-
mluvil V obhalovaci feci sve sykruco
val Sc pouze tim, ze udival, Z, pouzc co
pravni radce pro zelezniGni Jruzstvo III
Paso pro svindlerskou dIazebni firmu
De Golyer 4 Nc Clelan pracoval. A
vsak, pfedce zapom6l uvesti ony tsice
ktere od zeezniGniho druzstya za sluzby
We dostal - nebot pax by byl kazdt vi
del, &c byly yydelany nepoctivG.
o III. B. Paynovi
pravi Sc provoldni nasledujic:
karakter p. Payna jest tomto distrik-
tn pills dobfe znam, jakoz i ieho mnoho
lete. tinn6 a zddrne spoieni SO vsemi
hmotnymi zaimy Clevelandu. nez aby-
chom 1id6li toho potfebu poukazati k jeho
pfisn6 poctivosti, rozSatnosti velikym
schopnostem ieho iakoz nemenG k vyso-
kemu n obsahl6mu jeho vzdcani. Nikdo
nevi lepc, nezli on, echo name v nasem
distriktu nalehavou potiebu
On nikdy nepodfizoyal pfesvtltcni
sv6 sv6 nahledy vefeinych zale2ito-
stech politice stranv. Kdyz V kansase
propuknul boj mczi otroctvirn svobodou
a tehdy demokraticka vlada We prosptch
otrokard zakroGiti cbtela, byl Payne me
ri prvnimi, .ienz sc tomu muznG Opel.
PodobnG zachoval Sc narodn'm de-
konventu Charlestont,
kde rdznt ncohrozent proti jiznim o.
hntzrontam odstepenc6m vystoupil, ia
koz letos, kdyz konventein strany lidu
"a poslance navrzen byl; on, iak znamo,
prohlasil, ze vefejnf duh Spcj. stata
fadn6 n jak smluveno bylo splacen byti
musi t6z tax inroky, on vgslovil Sc
proti rozmnozovdni papirovych pen6z,
pro ochranu donaciho priimyslu, krdtce
sytknul 81 ziisady, Y pich< Novoyorskd
Tribuna shledava vsecko, echo toto chyile
narod Spoi. statd ma neinalehaveisi po-
tfebn.
TakovGho mnze budou voliti zaiste
vsichni moudfi, poce'tni, svobodymilovni
a vlastenecti obcane bez rozdiln stran, ne
bot
n. u. Paync
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-10-10
IA kDOkOLlV. BAKVlTE
kupte II
Bratri Milleru
LUCEBNi BARVY.

cimz nspofiie tretinu, co stoli barveni
phi tom budete miti barveni mnohem H.
hledn6isi a tfikrate tax trvanlive
Clevelandske | ID cebni barvy ob.
drzely pryni odmenu ma nasledujicich w
stavach: na severe. ohioske, michiganske,
kentuckske, cincinnatske, pennsylvanske
"A ma mnohych vystavach okresnich.
Poslcte 81 pro vzorky barev, ktere Sc
komu koliv bezplatnG zaSlou.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29

EYE AND EAR.-Dr. Campbell cures
ali diseases of the eye. Granulation
of the lids, opacity of the corner,
cataract, peteTygium, contraction OF
the lids, staphyloma, and i'm fact ali
diseases of the eye and ear, and cures
deafness in almost every case in hand.
DR.. Campbell cures scrofuia in all its
stages, spinal and nervous affections.
Or. Campbell inserts artificial eyes,
They are new importation, very
beautiful. and of every variety. In
stead of cutting out the old eye, as for
eye to the remains, more or less, of the
old one. No instruments being used
except the fingers. there is no pain il
having the eye fitted.
DR.. Campbell offers his professional
services to all suffering from diseases
of the eye and ear. An experience
of fifteen years, during which he has
devoted his attention exclusively To
all species of diseases TO which these
organs are liable, warrants him in
saying that his treatment, even in the
most aggravated cases, will be success
full. Charges moderate, and the clos
est attention given to patients. Those
suffering from sore eyes or ears should
call on him without delay. He cures
all chronic diseases with electricity.
He performs all operations in the
shortest time.
The atomized Medica Eren system.
DR.. Campbell's new method of curing
diseases of the lungs and throat, reduc-
ing such medicines as the diseases de-
mand TO warm the vapor which the
patient inhales and breathes, thus
bringing the remedies Immediately TO
all parts of the diseased organs, produc.
ing immediate relief, and a perma-
neat cure in the most pleasant man
ner.
Will lie at the fremont House, in
Knoxville on the I'd and Sd days of
each month.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
Speaker Blaine.

/ had quite an interesting chat
with one Of Speaker Biaine's old col
lege mates the other day. The gen.
tleman, a now distinguished lawyer
says that at school Blaine gave little
indication of the future man that he
became. Blaine, as it is quite well
known, was educated at Little Wash
ington Pa, the once famous educa-
tional rival of Canonsburg, Pa, and
where so many prominent men in
the country have been educated.
Blaine at school was remarkable for
two things-his aptitude for mathe-
mates and his huge nose. So large
was his nose that his college nick
name was Nosy" Blaine. He was
excessively quick at mathematics,
and i'm this study stood first in his
class. Outside ofthis his seeming pow
ers were not more than ordinary. As
a debater he was lamentable fail
ure. He stammered in search OF
language, and in argument he was
very barren. Now Blaine is consid
cred one of the quickest thinkers or
most ready speakers in the Ameri-
can politics, and as debater he is
nearly the only man in the House of
Representatives who would be a
match for Ben Butler in case of poll
teal sparring. Blaine possesses a
power of invective and an arssur-
ance in pushing home thrusts that
are very remarkable Washington
Correspondence Of The Patsba1g Lea
der.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29

ATHEIsToN, CLAY 20. KANSAS.
ED. JOURNAL Since ] last wrote.
you the erasshoppers came, aud IN
one day took all our corn.
The boys have saved e bushels of
winter wheat, and it looks well.
There are thousandso Of acres of wheat
grown. and old settlers think next
year will be good season for corn.
price of winter wheat, 70 to 80 cts,
spring 30 to go cts. There is plenty
az it in the country, bat some of Us
have not money to buy enough even
AT that price.
We still are pleased with the conn
try, hut the people are nearly all
grangers, aad we cannot get things
rs we could in Iowa.
i. r. MCPHETERs.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
Original Notice.

To A. SALYARDs:
You are hereby notified, that on or
before the lith day of October A. ID.
1874, a petition of Harriet Ann Sal
yards will be filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of the State of Iowa, in and for
Marion county, claiming decree OF
divorce from You on the ground OF
your willful absence; for the care
and control of James III. Salyards
minor child and that her name be
changed TO Harriet Ann Helmick.
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the second
day of the December Term. A. ID.
1874, of said Court, which will COM
mence on the eth day of December A..
ID. 1874, default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
STONE & AYREs
1927 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
SUITS MADE TO GRDER
WE MEM BUSINESS,

Talk is cheap, but prices
tell /; we have got the Goops
and are bound to sell.
We want it distinctly ur-
derstood that il is eur ann
to do larger busir ess,
make more new customers,
and sstlmore Goods this ia |
than ever before. We have
got the Stock that wi ! do
it; and all we "blow" for,
is Customers. Our business
has been satisfactory, hut
we are anxious to increase
il, and know what is neess-
sary to bring about that
result, viz: Good Goods,
fair and square dealing, and
low prices.
iiIner & Palmer,
Knoxville, Iowa.
West side Of square.
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Political Calender, 1874.

October %, West Virginia, con-
gressmen.
November 2, Louisiana, state off,
GERS and congressman.
November 4, Alabama, state Off
GERS and congressman.
November 3, Kentucky, congress-
men.
November 3, Arkansas, congress
men.
November 3, Delaware, state Off
GERS and congressman.
November 8, Florida, congress
men.
November 3, Illinois, state officers
and congressman.
November 3, Kansas, state officers
and congressman.
November 3, Maryland, congress
men.
November 3, Massachusetts,, state
officers and congressman.
November 3, Michigan, state OFF,
GERS and congressman.
November 3, Minnesota, congress
men.
November 3, Missouri, state off,
GERS and congressman.
November 3, New Jersey, state
officers and congressman.
November 3, New York, state Off
GERS and congressman.
November 3, South Carolina, state
officers ard congressman.
November 8, Texas, congressman.
November 3, Virginia, congress
men.
A acknowledgement, as provided
by the new constitution, will be
elected for the first time in Pennsyl-
yania.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
DR.. GREEN'S
FAMILY MEDICINES.

re the resuit OF experience OF thirty years In
n the practice of u suce@ssfal physician.
Bitter TOnic--An extract Of roots and herbs.
80 judieously ana incidentally combined that every
part OF the diseased body receives the help required
It not claimed ss panaeea for all the Ills Of life,
bat for dyspepsIs bilious and liver complaints fever
and .ague ehosrs debility, and all diseases of the
stomach, liver, spd digestive organs II eneetuai
remedy. Az preventive against fever and sgue and
maiarious diseases II IL unsurpassed IL strength
and builds up the facilitated system and gives
newed strength TO all parts Of the body
Kings Cure-Acts NJ a diuretic evsrnant In
Of dropsy govt gravel and diseases Of the bad
der snd kidneys puriaes the blood, cures scrofula
and eruptiye diseases, rheumatic and nsuralec
pains, and all diseases Of the nriuary organs
~ Expecf0rant--A prompt remedy for coughs
sths eronp and all dseases OF the lungs ana chest
and the FRS. stages Of consumption snd typhoid ie
yer
Liver and Agae Pills Are prepared express-
y to aid the tonic in curing acute and chronic cases
they act without Depicting.
CrtmsAn Ltniment--Opeps the pores Of thc
fesh and pepetrs.s u rhs bone seat OF pain giys
ing relief to beast - speedily ~ any outward
spplscafIon ran.
For sale by all druggists and Dealers
Is-l3ly y. TBAkrUgg = co, Burlington. lows
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
Administrator Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the Circuit Court of Marion County.
Iowa, as Special Administrators oil
the Estate of Jacob w. Honnold, de.
ceased.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said deceased, are reques.
ted to come forward and make pay
ment without delay and all persons
having claims against said estate will
present them for allowance, duly
verified according to law.
JOHN w. HoNNoLD,
(20-23) Special Administrator.
Sept. 2Sth, 1874.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
Legal Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there is
now on file in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court of Marion county
Iowa, an instrument in writing pur.
porting to be the last will and tesla.
ment of Jacob w. Honnold. deceased
which will come on for hearing on the
first day of the next December Term oil
said Court, commencing on Monday
the eth day of December, 1874, nj
which time and place all persons in.
terested may be heard.
Dated at Knoxville, September 18th,
1874.
ALLEN HAMRICK,
1923 Clerk Circuit Court.
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-
Legal Notice.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given that on the
first day of the next December term
of the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
Iowa, the eth day of December, 1874,
A. j. Sutton will make application to
be discharged as administrator Of the
estate of l.. =. Morrow. Deceased.
ALLEN HAMRICK, Clerk.
Knoxville, Oct. |, 1874. (20-23"l
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29

"Csnnot conceive my love. what IL the matter with
my watch think u must want cleaning"
"oh no papa dear. don't think II vents cleaning,
because Baby and hadit washing In the basin for
er so long THE morning."
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29
Legal Notice.
70 WHOM TT MAY CONCERN

To WHOM TT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there Is
now on file in the office Of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court Of Marion county,
Iowa, an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and tesla.
ment of VIM. McKern, deceased,
which will come on for hearing on the
first day OF the next December term of
said Court, commencing on Monday,
the eth day Of December, 1874, at
which time and place all persons in
terested may he heard.
Dated at Knoxville, October It'll,
1874.
ALLEN HAMRICK, Clerk.
(10-92l
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Marion Comfy.
ny ". ". cRAnp1cK.

BA w. W. era DI)lCh.
The summer drought decreased the
usual average of cereals. Fruit
abundant, butof inferior quality. In
terest in fruit growing is increasing ;
some orchards this year yielding y
500 bushels. There are many beauti-
full artificial groves Of maple and
walnut.
Building stone is abundant, and
ofexceilent quality.
There are two eight feet veins OF
coal, and numerous smaller deposits
of from three to six feet. The best
coal, delivered, cost ten cents per
bushel.
There is abundance Of timber on
the Des Moines, and Cedar rivers,
and numerous smaller streams.
There are four wooden factories
with capital Of 800, 900 two iron
toundries, capital $4,000; and other
smaller manufacturing establish
ments, besides plenty of Touring
mills-alI doing thriving trade.
SHIPMENTS FROM PELLA FOR THE
,s-~0
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29

Bay Window Gates !" is the name
given to the late iron-tariff candi-
date for Congress in this District by
Knox of the Ind .anola Herald.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-10-29


the following Township Officers were
elected in the different townships:
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
7'rustees-Lewis Marsh, JAS Harvey,
David Loynichan.
justices ii Durham, W + Berry.
Cterk-A NJ Clark.
Assessor-John Whaley.
CoasSta5teS-Jobn Marsh, JAS Copeland.
DALLAS.
T,-ustees-Jas Smith, w ] Wilson, II
Horstman.
Jtsticcs-Joln Willis. John Miller.
Cferk--J j. MeCorkle.
A ssesso7'-T II Wilson.
C1ayta5tes- JOHN 5 Wells, II Coltrider
FRANKLIN.
Tfustees-A A Welcher, Levi Mills
Swan Julien.
Jas,ices--F A Harding, Waugh.
Cierk-W Worth.
ASSESSOR NJ Clifford.
Constables-G Vinson, Frank Edwards
INDIANA.
T'rustees-R s Haines, A Burris, JAS
Joliffe.
Jastjees-Benj Rogers, VIM McGruder.
Clerk ii McVey.
A sseSsoT-John Mark.
ConStu6les-W Rutherford w Roebuck.
KNOXVILLE.
Tyustees-Thomas Jenkins, l Bonsel,
Jesse Ross
Jnstices-G X Hart, John Smith.
yerk-W r Rigg.
4 ssesso1'-IG X Woodruff.
Constu5Ies-G Marshall, VIM Shields.
LAKE PRAIRIE.
Tjustees-L de Linden, II Kuyper,
NJ Sell.
Justices # Crate. Henry Nollen.
Cgerk-F w Brnkhoff.
.Assessor-W de Linden.
ConStdtieS-A Lee, j Il johnson.
LIBERTY.
TFustces-Isah Keaton, VIM II Wilson,
A Davis.
r,,.- 60 r,a;. w., ID De-. pa
60,
ConStabies-J g Shllwell, Y Hether-
'''''' " -
&c. u,
DV''",'O'' -, am ''"1'o''s
'o"0'"'''"--' - w ! " '0''
'o'' p
17"Stee$-J > EVerre't' NJ Il i'eyho'ds'
WIN Kent.
Just'ces-D Mcfeeters, John Nah-
wyngarden.
Cye,k--D r NcFeeters.
,.. o,-.,....,. No.,
~iS''"S"' by i'''''i ''1'N""'
Co'lstodte8-D " harris, u Finh'
PLEASANT GROVE.
TFH$teeS-Jamcs Foshierr Benz CieVe-
land.
.y,eiicce-.yym Miner Jacob II Jackson
p,,...,a,,
Cte'"-|A NJ i''''-iitieiu.
assessor Elliott.
CoastabIes-W II Dean, w T Shoot.
-s.... RED Rock.
75qtstees--H Carter, Core, L r West.
.JuSf;ces--E Haipiug : & Sager.
(g..,r w y,,I,rs
|'o' "' ""''0''
<.sSeSs0T-F Browning.
COnstaJLcs--Wm Hammer, S s Petty.
srvurr
, 1874-04-11
REAL ESTATK.

Tho following Instruments Tyefo hloa Tor RECORD
on Friday, April 10,
o1rr rnorEnTr.
Western ~, 10 II Of Folk at. " T. aax12oA It, dntod
Teb. 13 consldnration 81, $50.
wcaorn Nv 131 It Of FOLK st. I, o3x17t,t II, datcd
April / +; consideration, t,40o.
West Monroe st. l74t3 It " Of paunA Al, I. 2sx1oo
It, dated April q; consideration, 5000
Edward at 10 It Of Webs.or av, t. 12xe4 Il, dated
1iarcl Is confederation, $123.
Wostegn Nv, near cor Of Adams st, " T. 40x10Btf
It, witt, other property, dated April 0 confederation,
$500. .
Orchard st 1e5 It Of wohstor Nv, " +, 2sx1tss{ fl
dated Afay l, 1873 consideration, H,eo0.
West Eric Ut, bot Oakley anu Western ava, (, COX
171k It. with oox1o7 II in aamo block, dutod April
consideration, Sl,hoo.
Oakley ~, COT Of Eric at, T. lo4A127o n, dated
:: April 4 : consideration, $s,ooo.
Canals 70 It Of Lake s f. 3sr160 IT, dated April
a5sss! + y i q Noble +: - t. a'r1so it, dated
As 1s2 g. sa r e .v 2sx
12.M r. dated It s5sseh as eonsiaorstion 800
ss Lou %
<iaisa 1psil I eons,!esston, s'o5s' a. .''t1'
Green st 22a +. 8 q Van D,rcn vt, I, 2s1125 II,
tlnte0 April !; consideration s, GOO.
1lonhn st, Of Jones 1T, I, 288x125k II, dat
ed March Is; consideration, sl3, ,ooo - ''''
Iisnilton ~, l68 It Of Pratt race, Of 27xl28 it,
AAted April 7 consideration, $l,760.
Pleasant Ct, 37o II Of Division at, " Z, 4o164 IT,
dated Meroh q constellation. u 200.
sated hIerch 25; eonslderation, 5000.
North ualate at, % It of Weed at, T. 50x12d n,
dated Doc. ., 1878 !; consideration, $2.8o0.
SOUTH OF ur1Y LIMITS.
Calumet nv, 4ox176 # In JcnnnRs' part Nawk
Bee TO- 3s II, dated Feb. Il consideration, $l,410.
North II Of Lot III Block Of Lota II to Fl, Boo 10,
50, II, dated April consideration, $1,000. -
lsota 20 and 80, In Block 4 Of pakor's u II fax
- 1nnx H1 .1a{nt1 n
orntlon, 81 900.
sub-1ot 10 In ualo's Lots to g. eo, of JohnstonAs
sideratlon, 81 $780,
WHIT OF CITT LIMITS.
Lot 10, In Block 2, Young Talbots Lots to o. etc.
in Dlock OF Dorlen's HBoA Sec &c. 4o Is, dated
Fol- 7; confederation, $3.50.
, 1874-04-11

Wheat was loaa 1oBs active and averaged 9So
lower, though reported Id por l0o lba higher In
liverpool, aud held 10 Ror hu higher IN New
Ittle doing till tho aboyo noted advices wore re-
ceived when the tono improved, though without
auy very considerable demand from buyers.
The fact seems to DO that our operators arc
prove to be nothing better than q butt to
draw out larger shipments from this
nide, as they cannot understand how,
with tho, liberal forward movement now III
sufficient scarcity to cause rise in prices. Our
agents for European houses say they havo uoxt
tono orders. md yet It III not impossible that
careful canvass of tho situation has lod dealers
on tho other side to believe TINT thoy have q
shortage so grcat as to noed all that Gun bo pro-
cured. to- moot it. Our option BUYERS were
rather BLOW to-day, but tho. demand for
cash wheat WIS hottor, and much OF
May oponea at 1,2554, roccded to $l.25H, rose
to S1.25N. and closed at S1.255S: sol!or Juno
tle month, q reguier No. spring. soi1 ut Ssi si.
Sssos sGsoE 81 do es soa s @ fS rseaayy ssSy
sl Of No. spring wore slow ut sl.20M. North-
2 premium Of about 10 over straight.
{oot,S No.; 81 sprinE q o|osed IS at slle mud ro-
strictly fresh. "soft," at ii. l.2oI; Zoo bu No.
do at Sl24M; 5.2Oo bn do regular at al sI'a2: e.
$500 bu do at S1.2lN; lG,400 bu No.
spring, strictly frosh. ut s1.2i; 500 bu do At
$l:52sN, $500 ba Do (2o storsgo} at sl:2s15;
5000 bl do {part n. ": at S121s3; $4,000 bn
90. goo ba do ut 31,2lA; 5000 bu do at 51.2l11s
5000 hu DO at 91:2l; sou bu No. 8 spring at
sl.181; 1890 bu do at &1,18; 1900 bu do re-
1Moctod M to- spring a. Sl,1o; 400 bn by sample ut
Corn averaged }4@11o lowor, and was very
steady Ut tho decline. Liverpool and Now York
were bosh quoted tir1n, but our receipts showed
an increase, and tho oanal is now bringing In
, 1874-04-11

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f&s5s &s5nssr' r'ssss ssss' e as0sSs SE ssss e.
ssS 80. zas Ss sSs e 6dsFsng 6s5n. III Hv.t
FRUifs ft %ab f}Ssl la ,A. department
geernliy sdhofoJ 10. Womafo no chanso ID ot,r ls a.
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sssst 5.: 1s,sa: ysIsne ts1 'sSs:
reo 18m5ae. possr1oaen .nges Ssa' asaso
NsT M|sass s!ssd isX
@liAo; aonthera do, l0H9llot .pesehen. parcd' i'd
2ss; l'eachos halyost ner, clio; do, mixed ~
rita ehessss' asses Nui:S5!iSsris, i7sisXs
slo9as s1n 2@: MsGies a
wiz s.ns sad, isiss :'a g :eesaS aas
aEEN Ssrs FSufTsIoransos e, 's* In request and
arm. vaenclaA are nearly out Of the market. wo
pss sGs o pss bo4
sss ssss ss t. sS'is p sis sss. es on
aAOCENIEA-Culloe Was weak and lower, though
hold in New York unusually heavy, and that
Steadily hardening epriaes. Decided frnncss % also
sharacterizcs the srin aud nolassea mhrkets Al tho
East prices have recently advanced &c. and our QUOTA
ttons were to~asylmsrkea np 293o Ia sympathy; nice
IL ACTIVE and stronE. candles are lower. Following
arc Tug roviaet quotationa: 80
n1.oAnD. soDA-7N@eHo: .
an oorsEEs-Aoeha E. M aeas&aoo; O. G. 1ars, 5sA@
shoes do, @H@2aKoi prime nlo. 27sl@2sc; good DO,
27997Ho; common do, 26320Hc; roasting do, ASK
@25Ao; Singapore Java, 32@33e; Costa lifca fancy,
Sa39A; 29Saa3399Ae; do prtsns' 2s@2sAo; Maracaibo, 2sA
3tsp1Es-star. full weight, 17@17Ho; atesrtno.
fu!! xo'ght, 1sH@l4e; DO, short wolRht, l2s@1ae:
o@oNo; Lonasianat sA@olke.
suoAns-Potent cut loaf, 12A@12}so;' crushed and
powdered, 1lAc; gEnnulated, lf4ci 4, standard,
loA@loHo; do NJ: q, 1oH@1oAo; .. 9N@1oe; OK
tra Q. 0A9D?fC; No. z, o3s30Ac; yellow y, No. !,
gH99Ao: choice brown, 94ta0Hc; primo do, 90
9Ao; lair %, 84@eAe; choice nol.saes auaar: sH
quo: fair do, 8@a>5o common do, 7!6@7asc; New
orlcana a'gar. choice, 9H9o1c; DO primo, o9o4o;
90, lair. a;4e9eHo; common. f49sc:
9fnurs-DlAinond drps. Sl.3331. SO silver dr1ps,
extrn fine, s3@a8c good sugar-house sirup, 6o@65c
extra 20, 7o97oo Now Orleans moIasaes choice, $50
88o; do primo, a09a2o; do commons 7Q972o; Porto
ico molasHcs, chotce, 63e8c; common 1no1assea, Is
, 1874-04-11


sl1HEr-lsceeipls, s,4ao making p,74o for Tho laat
Market dill and unchnnecl Gou for toor 10 o4trs.
unsorn 637c for ordinary 10 strictly prime elcaroi
Bw1NE-Ncccipts, 9,6i0, making lB79C for tl,n 1oat
four days, against To- lao for Tho saio limo last wepk:
none OH sa0 nlivo city rcnset frer closed nj 7iso
.. DuFEALO. " '<so'
DUFrAIo, April Observation-Disclosures for t,e
week. 6t36a heal no slen Of frcsh nrrlyas through
conaignments; yards we'll cleared up.
6ilEEr AMI, LAstnH-1secrip.q fur Tho week. II aon
head clooed hcavy at St.7598.00; no eaca !; y fcw
loAls arc held above bycra' vows tho hrst load OF
1!ods-1soccirts for tho week, 1900 heal mora
active and 2 slINdo higher; fonkcrd. sj.25dsJ.50;
hcavy hogs, f6.6o36+75 cloico otA would b1iuE $500
, 1874-04-11

HpHH--A bottor demand existed, aud Tho market
dspayed Increased 1rmncBe but thsra was no general
advance. IA point Of quality tho offerings embraocl
tho yards this seasou. tho bulk Of tho supply being
conpoaed OF inferior to coarse mixed unayen
lots, and Bkppols" Of from lb0 to l80 Ibs average
There waE6 no extra, and very faw choice royes and
aalea wero principally at $5.0o@5.46. Tho oxtscme
range was s4.6o96.oo, with aales Mt $4G9@4 00 for
mon, and at $s.d0@60 90 for good to choice.
, 1874-04-11
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, April 10.
Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding dato one year ago