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, 1874-11-27

think TINT tho groat mass Of worlds peoples
knor not tho moaning OF tho word home. how
muoh reason hsyo 70 t. giya thanka o-day TOR
Tho poorest omtgraut Hho lauda II this country
from Europe at once socks and tindH n homo.
America; to-day, possosHoH millions Of atch
homes. and consider thon, also, ono OF tho
greatest guarantees Of future prosperity.
The generally eduoatod people have yast ad-
Vantages over tho uneducated mas8oa: IL 10 aiso
tho Same when nattonn arc 70 oe conelaoreo; d. "
is educatod nations TINT goyofn the oarth. Ihoso
countries which aro truly Noman Catholic, anu
Which, ,as aoonsoquoncc. arc comparatively ignor-
ant, hayo not tho advantages that "o Americans
are now enjoying. 1t 1s hard for an American
who has neyor crossed tue threshold OF hls
country, to boliovo all Tits is duo to tue religion;
but ono must ronomber that thc Catholic Church
In America Ia not tho Catholic Church In Spain
or Italy. In this country tho Church has become
Americanized. and has g. s'ibmittcd to many Prot-
cHtant innovations, they now PoBBess, in many
inBtancea. 1onrlshing sabpath.Bchools thoy IN
| Rtrlct tho'r pooplo. both BY schoo]s aud by IN
Htruoivn aud oven learned sermons from tho
pulpit.
Another thought that Ruggoafa itsolf ia our
Franco, Germany. Spain, or any othor Eastern
country, Whero thoy aro forced to keop largo
standing nrny for protection against tho inroads
| Of their neiEhbors. Tako Italy, for example: I
believe TINT orory ono will concode thnt tho King
could not maintain bis throne tor threo months
attor dsbanding tho army. Tho powor OF Vintor
| Emanuel Ia In tho bayonotH subject to his
call. Ihen turn 10 England; biot Out that
| stormy little channol TINT separated hcr from
| Franco. aud abe would DO compelled to koep
| standing army many timos larger than TINT ahe
| now possesses. Here, III AmoT1ca, Wo hra rop-
| arated from all these warlke European countries,
and, being thus under no necessity Of keeping a
Whoo e ind ID epoecs to she @
Our freedom from all oppressive lana Is another
I great cauao for Our giving thaulsa. Tho multi
, 1874-11-27

,-,.., ,,,. =, r,,. ,,u,.,.,.,,,,, ,,.,,r -vr,,r
- ~ o,. 49, anA o"''
PIrraBuna, Pa., Nov. 26.-~Thanks5tv!ng Dny
was moro generally observed hero than ever be-
fore. All kinds Of business WAS entirely sus-
,,on,7a3 rbo o}rrehoo ~ nil do,o,,ir.+;,,o
,,s,S ss..,,.A..s..;sas .rs"..s' $500 ~"
nold regular Horqlcea' IN A1logaony, Nabpi Ee-
an appropriate SERMON in. English, The moor
woro mt forrotton. Tim n,isonera In tbe mil
,usas e.s..,. o. ss.,.4 t,t",.s ,.a ~, M H.
,.ki k.'oH ~ uAto"' m.o! atoo ~ ~
cnaf!sAu!o 11stitu.!oHs' 1no nl!l'taly p@laoeu'
Aua Luz riio DepAttMent was le4lo"eo'
spfeM ~ In@pateh u % nho Gateaao 1TfSmne,
DECATUR. H., SoV. 1o:Mon19n lnanAsgsylng
sefvcos FIJI 'i Welc Aela ~ n1oPls cnuiun to-uay.
a1i IT, 'Ia toHflons h4c!esaoa lass'G'a'i""s saceps
luo oAInoho Ahu .hu IRlscol'uuau' lAo uutou a
sutIHuu ~. wa pY IlueI tlntnee. pastoi ~ .no
InF!s.an n ohaFon, WHO ascnssoa sno 1eia5lons
VI GAuish anu STATE. illb eAoEs "aa consluelau
qa.so aoie, u. "as onJSc.aa ~ ~ ao'a' ooeao7o
'oo h1toh8 as.a!!lbs Ino eatnoaco.
3,taa..t.n ahE M - - ~ anAon, s,s.aa anl, ,z.t.
onee"t Dsegae" n. 19 :. 81 ssau: iasoIne. Ne
AIoS, IL, Nos. - 4t; H.. nsS wa'
WY vi aat ~ tt9 rty onsi
ness u al kthas belnB Almost entirely suspend.
ga' lne Ess' q. L. Moil'sou; ;S2 ~ tno Metuoo!ss
Gplscepal lauren, pIcacnea than H. ! he1
mon IN tho PreHbyterIau CAntch, tile different
congregations nttond1ng. .--..
TIE DAYS onsEnvANcE C IL AT nLoo@1NoroA. S. Ill.
ooesias Dispa!cn "a 1ho t"fS1do IL nftoIae.
BLooAlhuIoS, H., HoV' xo.-11anhaHis!na
VAS generally observed here. Nearly q! the
stores n1st oiilceH were cloaod: Union rolIgltua
soryscos Wero held at Duorley uall. aud were at
tcl1dca oS sase analohco serv1ces 'Sefo also
Aolu ~ 6t' MAILING" Eplacopal t1ufcu'
AT pASVILnE. ILL.
sDsc'a. nSp"tsI 70 aas ae chisSee 1rs1ne.
, 1874-11-27

agencles'-.by tho powers Of Mature or
man but they woro Gods servants,
and their operations MORO suporinteudcd by HIM.
Many supposed that God wan with tho farmer
alone but He waa equally with tho workers at
tho loom, mud wo had to givo' thanks for our
ciotheR and carriaEes,, and houses, as vol ns
for . supply Of food. Wo should give tbanka
aao for the panic aud tho hnrtl times, Htnco God
Mas teaching tho people by such proyidences not
to be cxtrayagant.
Attor urging tho duty Of taking caro- of tho
poor, he said. In conclusion, that 10 should ioio
our hearts IN prasing God for tho goodness thla
Tear, eiia dovoto ourseiyos to Him who gayo
, 1874-11-27

thesor S=-,a. God was novor in atraights ned
clroum "a; He paid all drafts OH sight.
May : ethis Thanksgiving Day III al hotnos
AZ : ,gcBtion OF Dr.. Goodwin tho congro
gnt!o' - d IT, silent prayer for tho fn'AIln1en,
OF q Fomisos, utter Which DR.. ". N. Pat
ton - audtb1y.
Ar e Il for tho grasshorpor Bufforcrs OF tie
Nor - Wns n1ado by DR.. Goodwin, md col.
Loot - their aid was taken IN, reailz,ng
han amount, Judging from tLo honpod.l,u
contribution hoxoa.
WITH tho singing Of lynn, and tho pro.
',e'neing Of tho benediction, tho congregation
, 1874-11-27

an1 now, under tne HnarP 6ttuAo y! TUG MECHANIC
vntora to food world. Horo ie pilod up fruit
30 beautiful and 10 precious, and tho nrcathod
hoWors which have mado our gardens gsad, aud
re have fra1ned them oil ln tho dear oolora OF
starry panuor Which has fontcd now for con.
tury ovor otr happy land, and ThofoVor It
streams rhothor, o. tho blue waves Of tho
Mediterranean, or In tho Channel Of bt. George,
Africa, ia honoret At tho dag Of liberty and the
symbol Of tho rights Of man,
Oh! It is a beautiful custom, this Thanhagiv-
Ing Day, and willie, rs rogoua festival, It ca',-
not witlius occupy tho position Of Eastor or Christ
r1aB, yet al Americans should Join to honor
1t. . =. 4 man cannot lo1p feollng proud OF
belonging to grand country. 1 livod onco III
GeneYa. and tho doneveao usod to boast OF tho
groht part their city had plavod in tho world.
mornings walk / could p.sa outo itlnto Franco,
aud In my evenings walk oross oyer into Italy,
and thought Of Voltaire's oaustlo words, that.
whom he Rhooll hfs wig at Fornoy. ho powdered
IN apaoo, and wo oitizous Of tho unitosl statos
can continually onjoy that charm in its pertec-
ttou Take your eeat 10 Cur hero, and travel EaBt
AWAY over the fartllo folda Of Ohio and Indana,
Pennsylvania aud New jersey, and New York;
night Irigltonu into day, and that darkona again
bright lights that silver tho bay Of Nov York
nnl mark tho Eastern boundary; or travel North
S63t4
through snhg a o. ~ t ano shoo
tn1 otoaH nesse Pans T., ~ a,,1 daya
mo,as VI noso. hnu gntIL gtLor H. 9.n nu o~Sr
uo III u1o Loa ~ 9o 9no nna"na nn;nn:" n
5uu, nuu s ugIs ILL., m sno .a'a,, luz ovo1v
an eaaspa ou"1n - = oo"n tastu6t o sno uni,io
fasoun ~ our o"a sat ot 'ntoTsu Ma,.,aason muot'
hrn,,r, to a,,mns n lands ~ to aout,, at, i"
anI tt,.i,ta to oio,aa H. faot NJ IN travoor
stand in tho market in tho square in New Or
aa,di ~ M "onH oss of1I soo Mt.snnr
thra,,oi, % Nohrasa nrt ~ ouor tn nroae oaot
anlouee Noolaskn on1 u 1!e! Hto seoaa u9eH..
neioro tno goaon Wasos q A tae racino a;ns noaa
upon YOU ~ ~ "nas! ~ e1n rinucisuo. 10 y
no. nc soas nos7sage 10 "n'on eoo nas ofousus
us
anu II Iui on5 'aso o .ana uas dtSo ~ aauu
~ eau ta'nk ~ Mo pleaso ana wulssnp as w
R,oaso, ,o, ana 20 oemalek can imprlaon OUT OUT
nra"oPs. an1 NJ ;s had ft Gaa pIrh 1oxt,, n
t9eae1e1s. W tni1 o1easoa guy u noetsy ;
, 1874-11-27

MILWAUKEE, Nov. a0.-1t Ia understood thht
William Pitt Lynda, Congresslnan-eectt from thus
Congresslona! District. llas to-day undertaken to
withdraw hls slit against tho Sentinel Company
for &c, ,00D dnmagos for libel III churging him
witt, puylMg ltindakopf 34.001 to Withdraw from
his can1daturo, III consideration Of an editorial
III Saturdays Sentinel, rotraoslng tho Charge on
Tho faith Of Lynds's affidavit thlt ho did no H.ch
thing. Rlndaknpt, who Ind brought similar
suit, ia expected to do the Haulc.
, 1874-11-27
Union Services at the First 0ongre.
gational Church.
DR.. FeIton at The New England
Congregational Church.
How the Day Was Observed
Elsewhere.
CHICAGO.

Tho observance OF Thanksgiving Day yoster-
dav waa very general, as evidenced by the at-
tendance at tho church. sorylces In the morning,
and at the thoatres during tue afternoon ind
evening. a good idea Of the spirit Of tho TO-
llgtous gatherings is given by tho following re-
ports Of tho aoryces hold in tho leading churches.
, 1874-11-27

Preparations by the IRON nSnl,ufac-
tururs oR rittsbur% 10 Stop 1hciF
Mills.
tsrs:ias Dispatch 10 The CHICAGO Trt1aat,
p1Trsauno, pa., Nov. 20.-saturday tho tror
manufacturers and puldlers again meet. "has
their action will DO Is not known, bus II ii :.
foregono conclusion that tho manufacturers VII!
shut down entirely oil tlse!e mtlls .nd propars.
turers l,nye rofwsea u,Jcrs for tie past lew days,
I,r thc prlces Soins too low Ono tr.n Tuesday ro
insed ~ orIar for 500 tons ou tho sanlu account.
, 1874-11-27

CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 20.-Tho English iron
merchant, ]. Lothian Doit. accompanied by
prominent cittzons,. wont down tho Alabama
iro1, au. coal supplies.
, 1874-11-27

|. THANKSGIVING.
Religious 0bservances of the
Day in ChicagoS;
Sermon by Tho Rev. 4. J. Frost at
tho Michigan Avenue Dap.
tist Church.
Necessity Of Checking the Flood
of Personal and Social.
Corruption.
Tho Rev. N. H.. Parkhurst
Contrasts America and
the Old World.
Cause for Thanklllness In Our
Comparative Prosperity.
| Floral Decorations at the
Church Of the Epiphany.
| Or. Locke on the Thanks
giving Day of the Jews.
Dr.. Gibson Explains Why TIE Should De
Thankful for tho Panic.
Union Services at the First 0ongre-
gational Church.
DR.. FELTON, at The New England
Congregational Church.
How the Day Was Observed
| Elsewhere.
, 1874-05-09

sr Ss stHgs& s9 sl';n snd S4Fs
S 'Hs'R sf s: { SE 1855 .sass ass. RI ess
ss.s5S. Istssss ]! ess. s|sses i .5se 50 js g
ssas ss iss. i.ss g
sstys y. gs!ee: now r!pe
oaSmsg. md aagtnaw no oansaa a. d.
baEs Asiop dsiry' iGti pss sssk se5 s'{ ''
Sy.o y sst s 20 9ar s
@!so ID, good, S1@G5o; DO, choice to extra fno, o5o
ps sss seos s9 e ss sess s{ss g.
T. se9 s1tr, 9sss fos ehdss ns soss
e good, Old, oSe7to; common DO, 4ossoa; eo1ored rcd
na!,ralloaf japan, oo67oc common % ii,e ooloug,
s'SE1qa' $780, sssono; caoieo to extra, sSe@too
III ouS-Esis, 7sSase: choice, ooacso; nuea4unn,
''y1o eS? sa ss;'i I'll, bright oo7eo
So! + sso'es sas'ss sar ase
WooD-1s dull mud unaettled. We. quote: Beach,
Ss&Rs sRs hickory $1,000 'aba'
WooI.r-1no market IL quiet and unchanged. Old
Wool arrives IN small lots, and soils IN retail way,
nrfes 1sas pens Sathss weak To general 4
than tAs present ones olained FOR DID, The following
pricea are as the opcnhg ratcs for now WOOL
good conditioned: -
Emo and mediuta washcd.... I.3a942o
assS Fiq hesss 70 st anx..hci Ssssss
Medium aud eoaree unwaahed. .:G@aBe
Urine tub sFashed. ..4548c
Poor to good tub washed .l0S45o
Dlngy. poorly washet, and shipped wool, 2@1oo leas
Bnrry and eottsd 109lbo loss.
Old wool II quoted easy. ns follown:
duo Wasaea. 4e@5lo
common ..3ga40c
EtpeEo WNane4. .4tfa4So
WooDENWAlsE. AND DRoOMs, - Tho demand
vas fair at tho recently tlynontioted quotations. Two
hoop .rails, $500 per doz; thfce-hoop DO, $22b;
t Fl ma,fy y e1ssa g. e1tra uleese
do, $3.50: uss thrca in neat, ;sl.os kooors, i've in
mesh $l?6; hgf-bnshel caatres plain, 81 per doz
z, s9:so res los do, No. 2, g boi d., No, tt5o
20 per dos; barrel eovers sa6ocsa5o Iannakins %
$ooo@36o per rack: butter tubs, oak three In nost
sl.6t; do, ash, two In most, $780, bronmhantllos,
{l2 .oo@lg9o nsr m; No. i brooms. ss.2s@3.6o; No.
;, hMER6xD fnE1anrs- Following aro tho rates to
the leading points: 8 ~
, 1874-05-09
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

o Fn1pHy EVENING, A1ay 8,
ALCoHO1-.Ronsains quiet ut $l.8 SO.
Il good condition, and firm at tho prices anbjoinod
III brls..
lUTTER-noll butter wau almost wholly ucu,octcd.
and prices we're unaettled and lower. For good to
choiea table hutcr in tubs Jars, pan thero woru
buyers at alont previous rates. Low aid mcdiuu,
graaes 'sora weak and slcclining We quote: ChoIco
70 fancy yellow, 3l@35o nodlnm to good grades, AZ
2s: inferior to eota1non, ls2oo; common 70 choice
,BAquINd-1n tho grain-bag traao there ia still IN
ansence Of 4ctiyi.y aud quoted prcea arc not ahercl
to with re1nnrEahe degree Of lrnesa Durlnpa uni
Rnnnies are doing fairly. Wool gack4 aro qniet md
American A, 2oc; Amoskeag, aiu; Otor Greek, 3iu /:
4nrlap bugs, and BIZ, 17lllOo; gunnios einglc II
@1aS: 90 donDle, 27@25o; wool sacks. 6sGa6Oc.
IHtoOM CONN-WAa In moderate der,nud, ut ul1-
n, ensngea prces Manaiae.1ro1s are buying only to
sSsNe; do extra 90; corn tha Will work isseif into
eho'co hlrl BROOM 7,9@8e for good do, G17o: good
to .s1}T shgeg sai1 era!a 1ho inferior brusb la6c
$3oo; New York stucco, casting. 81. 3o0; Utica.
Louisyllo, and Akron ccmDnt 81 90 n iii: Portland
csMsnt, , $aoot95 % .limc in hpk. 1tefR HOO ins
3brls3 81 ool as . hrli whItS sand, U brl; il.60D
building brick, {cumnlon}, $s Qua 81
MWaukoa and Racine pressed fa7 OUR :5 iii iii 1n
dhna pFeasud, $lo.oo4925.U0: do common, sI0,ooG9
OHEEsE- Nothing new was leye,oned IN this mar.
ket. Amolerate inquiry existed, aid sales weIo ro-
portad at 100 l6Ho for prlmu Wesseru fuciury.
cuhL-Ihe coalnarket wa4 without new features.
lard ae'sef9ns eFs tepding lower by!
slgao !aekawanns, .pennsylyanla Can.
Walnut MI tato aE nqn; % sSto; o;nhS nr6ots i's tne
ploashufs, sssog'9Qa; Ktfkhaa ggats.l k,QQ;. Hosk
, 1874-05-09
Tic pE0dtlcG nYnrilets&

NEW. YOnE.
mrs NEM TonE ny, ,4c 4s0e055os9uiet and firm
S!S; : ~ s5 t's5s is 'sHsa a1
DREApsTuFFs-Flour, buyers favor receipts, 5000
brs' snparnns Western aud State. $s.70aS:9o COM
TO 49, t. 1s;s
St Louis Ryo hoar a nd % coS:sa Su1Ssy un.
ehange Wheat hsayy and lower; receipts $4,000 BIZ
No hawaafae, si54Si5e; uneSade. s iowa Pm Ind
e' M bs1sy s%sf an :sa a:ans @ n M ass s 5S
opened IN fair donand with siglt advance and closed
VIII I'D 1o1 ssssp @
closed dull and lower rsceps, s,aoo bu bs' mizal I
"iftsfa Ts49rirS Il xts Il MSs;oFn' o'a'so
noPs-steady; low to fair, 1o@aoo; good to choice,
'''ssssFi* GorFxz-ueavy.
SuuAN-QufEt.
Mo1AssEs1Firm; n;-; Muscovaaa, 4lo.,
rEgno1EuM--qruqs, 7Ne; reancd, 14o..
Esss5FIsa; ;saSs Vsssssa' J. ,s%ssisN::., ,sgSsis5f:
duu; long clear oIGl0o: slort cieas, % ioc. Lard Lard
RSs ,;ss s!s 2ssa. sss! and May
BUTTER AND oAgrsE-unchanged,
wn''8z-ss'aay .5p5s aiMe,vv,r,
-, ,ctsoIsaAr1 O., May. y.s-!corroN-Fair and firm at
narAnsruFra-Flonr quiet and unchanged. Wheat
stoaay ut so5ec.- Rye steady at $i.oa. Barloy quos
and unchanged.
UurrEn--A shnde frncr; not higher.
Cs1EEsE-scarco and arn. -.
saI.s ght holders az fEm ~
larl-Demuul light; holders nrm; .sean,, lo,do.;
M Kettle IoA&lle nnlk meats tA!r and ns!n shoal-
18th juno; Halea interior ponts last otcning at 8Ac;
, 1874-05-09
MONEY AMD:C0MlM ERCE.
MONETARY.

Fn,n,g rv,,,,,,, ,,,ue
currency continues plenty, with an increasing
demand from tho country for tho shipment Of
produce to tho Enst. Exchange On New York
Is oiforod TOR tha ourrcncv a co;jRanrahio nunt,-
titles, and II consequence viline doubt iai IN
pllee IN Tow daya. Sales woro mado to-aay a.
par, 70 conts premium tor $1,000, and 90 cents
promium, tho general tono Of tho tnarkot bcing
firm at so conts pron1iun,, -
. Tl,o ,,,o,,s sn n,.a.I. pIo ,,,r, Annticat,ona
1no monoy-mefket 10 nos eos7o, ~, rasn,roas
Aor loans by no means approaoh INC feho'lc?o'
ofthe bankH. Tho rate Of discount ts atoady In
,omo quarters at 10 per cont, but most OF tile
, 1874-05-09

n metals s:caII, AMP T1NNEns sTooK-The vary pleas
s hhs S Mea1nes OK ae nast fs% aya has oped to s
eepiSo increase @ IN As number o orders received this
org 1ns present ~ of trade T. REGARDED "a
S. IN iae neas @ Tue regular price Of leadppe
~ sgVHe. ill.plata 1s nrnl. Quotations:
tn pLATk-1c, lo5la $3.50 DO. 12x19, $500 AZ
S15ao; do' roofing. Az2o &c, $500; do, 2e12s
$500.
pia TlN-Lsrge, 900; +; small, 3lc; bar, 32o.
soLpEnINo. !, 2ao; No. 2, 200;
LEAp-Pig, 7Hc: bar, 90; lead pipe %; cut do 01Sc
suEET ziso-Ful casks, 1oc; loss quantity, io}ao
ssabs, sNc;
SMEET 1AoN-No. "a, 30 ratea Rusaia iron. g, o,
md lo ?9o DO Il and H. a,e: a. NS stained 2oo
rutss american Nuss!e,-A: ~; ., l9c.
90, ss@sqe AZ; Nc, e! leD No. %, 100. discount
CoEpEn-CopEer botoula, $50 bra2tgra, oVer II tbs,
47e; timed copper, $40; pantshed copper, sio; d.
cut to nzos, 43c..
WInE@Nos; to 9. %; tos 100: 10 to II, lilo; -,
!dNo ~ ard ~ 1aHe y and 70, 14o; II, 1oo ;lB,
10o; 10 loe 10 2os; full bundle, 30 per cent dis.
count fenso wlso, Go.
NAlLs-WeEe ~ moderaso deuand at s3.a7ha4, 90.
, 1874-05-09

2
ysss s s1S se,1y at n}sea. 2ss9
s,se0; w,|'a whie sg, s9%s Oats modssisy setivs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud declined; erudo, 1o,fc,
WnisR r-stoady; nt osc-
| changed -.-.. "AA va
BALTIMORE.
and unchanged. oat eaaior choico anSer 10.
other gradea unchanged. Cor1l-Woate1n inisoi S;o
sSs h;s sessesS Ss 49, Oats ao; we''os
,,.snou'asrs. 1Sa1:o; eear slb, sSsle: naeoa@
1ra'S r 81 1saesor'' 7Ao eoar fle 1o@loHo Lard
nurrEn-:steady; Western, aoe35o.
s1 uosREG-Duu and nominal; fuir to prime Rio, 10
vii '%''isiHns-aenfnn' =; ;g s,s, t;,4r,,,
MEsfrHte. HAY s.-Oo1ToN--Tlrm, ordinary, liza
ss,sS ss i!@isSe, = gsss $si'as A9ssns; s:eeS Ill.,
2931 baes; shiprnensa, 1000 baias; aales seo5
s SaEn IN i ss.s '. 6ssms!t@s 6SSngs IT, Ss
DRAN-Markot baro.
shoulders 7@7&' 6nisy1fr3 SlSas " e3o; clear ose
,Louav11lE. Ky., May s.-corTox-Quiot aud un.
GApsrurFs~F1our and wheat qulot and uu.
sssnsS sso Gorn quiet at sos2o Oats qnso' at o2
.acniSaIa anaSiSyis,oslosk guilt It s13s Bacon quiet.
| l1A@11Hc. NV ''''A' '''''' 1@'s''
Wu1sKY-01o.
gr: Louis, May a.-CorToN-In uood demand al
fu!, Il prices: r. s,a mi m!ddIlsng. Tic.
'ss saps ssss' o}ss H. Yasst sss gnts. ass
s]4o@1to o., Corr 1oer ~ mixed trnct ind
inacttyo No; t2e eaat elevator. barlsyNno d.
Pnoy1stoNa-pork higher at $780,, Bulk, meats
s,lf, hut quiet; sloulduza, 84c; clear Hi, $40
iSs liz ssrsss' sss e:
TOLEDO. o.. May e.-Bnrapsrurfa-rl ouct
2T5is aSs,S Wass;S II ;esett NJ !hisc hS;
june. sas aS Ho rsa a%taf M:ha'gan ao
DO, s. ;45: do canI, l4of. Corn dull, md prcea
;ai' 5 Sxsf nsa nea @1 ,31 e; ss e;a.
dd hseRraeFaut s aemss No s:na bss; sS " 4
81 dsan111rMEsra-Snr r. mona; wheat, 1000 bus corn,
2ooo hu; cats. 1000 BY
qLEvEIANp,. May .s-DnEADarurrs-wbcat duu
sss ssa g9ss: %.a: N. No. State md Wsstor sse No.
rE1Eo1EuM-Quict md stsady standard white, in
G1Gc. A1
DETROIT,
:: DETROIT. May -UREApBruEF4-F1our quiet and
unchanged; me Wnoas steady; extra, sl.esN@l,G9;
NO. l, Sho04(a1uf,: amber, ft.49N, Corn lull and
prises M aool!nta TO 7l9S@7cc. oss-Demand good md
~ 900 brls wheat 5000 bu; corn,
si1IrAEs7s-tlour, SOB brls wheat, 1000 bu.
M1LWAUKEH.
MILWAUKEE, May .-DnEAnsruFfs-Flour ouic,
A. and nnclsnged. WHEAT ste1ly; No. l milwaukee,, %
2oM Sa;2 ; Nc No. s s1.26H; seer June s1.9oN. oats
s3c; nyo quiet No. 0ohe.- Barley dull and noms
me- pnaiss:ss,,. No: :, $eS; No: ;a561.3o.
and nnshanged Sweet pictlod
nEoaarrs-Flo!f. 1000 brs: wheat, 1s2,odo bu.
sA1pAsH7s-F1our. 10, oop hrls; wheat, $4,000 bu.
, 1874-05-09
lima Valley $8G0t Indiana block, $3.50: Mino1lk $56O
Wi!mnEton. s.. &. UAtdlAt. Il ,hlI'

- AtAAAAcOLNfIt o14.A -
:
VIZ @nas ys,fS S ssa !oss Sa:ss s'9s Mn0ns $3.50
S'ssr Walls Eeas @ : es|sS: s!sss
SSs bsSsF rs's: hsf s9 sIs1sss
es ssSs ST. Ss ?Ss: ssS sSS
stsyss stas ,;Isi sassdS5, aq; 81;
K s' issal sEE isse
VIII! prices steady mid unchanFed. We connuo ID
anS1s; \: Mo. l. yhl|ss bs no Do
s;;S;ss;s f. :ss:s sssS! s!
@oo9; Labrador letTinS, splil,6rls, sst0@o.oo; 10,
gs ~ 1sessdaf herring FOUND or s5
''BnS1f BRUffS fis|s HNbs bse Sfr .o,,v,.v os,r.o.r,,.
ssstriss sre saa hgLss eiSs now aets
Is,nSy ss& 1se!s SsssSsssss Ss: saa S,.s: a'ss
SP q: ss s $Sss SS{sss ,5sSs; IS; ;s.s:
lsyess s2.oo@2.o5;. raisins, loose Mascstel, 3J6t
@a;n, fa!s!n. v,lsneln, 12@l3,Io zants e,,r
20e DomEsTiG-aIsn u, s,nnes. Sstaase. % nav yoFf
extras, 13Ha13jNo,; Michigan -aliesd, 13ha13Kc !:
S!as gosfs aaa5s1s f. wtsfn 40 @
2sa; penohes. halves, nav, i4N@i5o d 7niisd liz
eto ies.s, 1esRessse
H. 32i4o oe ITs1s Ts!a$t' 1sSs assss5e xsaai
1926; wilmington PEANUTS, fanoy, ieisc do &C..
oni quality, Tai0o; Tenpcsseo nesuuts. eXaoHo.
GREEN fnUITs-ors6ga sni lsnons ss var mere ao-
fxuf4eak ID
box Danauas wero In lar1er snnIv nntI ea.icr ou,
cases of strawborroa wsro so'a to.asy Il sloa por
M u abpss snsy
ssanse:5,ss as a. At Ss1anss
to,natoes, s.. 90 per box. go
&C.; now was Visible II Tho stu
uon o1 thia markell business was good for tho aoaaon,
tainoa cofcos aro nov beI1a freely disfbuted. and
basis sne At he noe y Il O. Tns Tsuy ton sSaa
lass may be oonsIderqd s ststdy. A: Wo qapte: % se
oofiEEa-Mouha, a7cS3isfo; o, G. Jaya, s4a3t,fc:,
Java, No. =. 31AGs32Xe; fancy Rio,, 374tS37So:
shsiss sss5o a. pr5ns e aSsd
@2ta; Singapore Java, s615lo; oosta Rica.: fancy,
S5aXSS2sSa; 5aS1e do PRIME a72a7ho; haracaib0, %@i
full waieht; l31@13e; do; Short ssort waisht, is,1@isc.
sSe: MaEfstn han'ssaS s9ss ssso Carolina
soaAns-ratont ont lsaf, in N@12,fo; crushed and
powdered, 115to; granuatcd, 114@113sc; A, stand.
ard, 10<@lDMc: do, No. 1ok(9l0Ao; u, l0t9lojfa;
extra G. 9,s@10o; No. q s1{aVIo; yellow O. No. i,
p. pp.s@oto; ; choles M bf9wn, 2M@e1c; prime do, 9Y@
9!io; fair do,,B,i@aMc; common 10, 7k@7Xo; Now,
Orleans sugar clotce. 011@o3sc; do, prime, sst@9c
DO, fair 8A Gs8Hc; common, 7K@ao.
e.1a t rs s,1s ssss sR'
extra d. 7S@soa Ny Orleans molasses, ooice $50
Rico moasscs choice, 0s@sac; common molasaes, $50
4oc.
5ALER4Tus-Commont 70 beat, 8ll39Ae.
Sp1rEs-Alspice 1fH91oNc; Cloves, 6565eQc: cas-.
bin, 3j@37a; pepper, 28ia00c; nutmcRs No l. ST. 40a
Las: gngor, African, 259aso; do Calcutta 18aaOo.
SoArE-QermAu nlottlpd, GkEa6Nc Gofden West., 6
@qAo; White Lily. 9A@0So; Wnito Rose, 0hGa0kc:
palm, G@0Nc; Savon Imperial G@Gho white RUS
, 1874-05-09

Of-
fereu to-day, aud they picked up carly In o ay
at about previous quotations., or at in-
fer!or to oholco.l -
EAST, 'LIDEnTY
Spsefas DisuafeA 10 Ths 0hfeugo tribune.
EAsT lIpEaT1, Fs.: May a.--CATT1E-Thp racstnta
for tho week endlug May wosa UO8 cara, or 10 Sfn
bead. agaiuRs 4se cara the week before The supply
has peen yety good ind trade LAS ruled steady iii to
sek it asana tay equal ~ ia
tive .: an advance Of iully Mi gradeg, and clos
ing with better prospect for tho futlre. Quality Of
tra, ao9 e 800 ibs, prime 1865 10 ,yoo
oonnon, oo5 70 lS9 IS, s.5sSS:s. Totsi saei
for the weak vera 43A bead. There was no bsimssa
one .9sd4y a. syarytalng was sofa Wodnes
o4y aau nanae eomny IN but through eate
aaaiugt 222 eaIa Tie week beiora T supply haa Sssn
full especially Of the Now York anu niddio nrades
p,htla,aeph!a Phi eE advanced ABOUT 6e ness
gSysrshiug :, e1ss ; ~ s1.fa
uuso1a ~ 0 "s"
snEEP-Tho reccIpts woro 80 cars, or 10000 head.
against cara tho week lefp re- Tbs supply haa GaeI
liberal md the Aghest prize oi t4e soasan raacS,o
ssas ay e ei3aftea r. ~ ID I'LL
week ago extra woQloa, aY " To TO III: %
, 1874-05-09

uoas-prlcca Of good to prinao wcll.fRtsd droyes
weEs rot percepuhy lower, hut In nopr to mpdium
raceipts exhibited falling OF 81 soo sooo ~ com.
pared with yesterday; hut thorc were State hogs
enough to bring the supply up to fully 40 nun.
ber nearly tWco ~ large aa required to fill tho
orders Of both Eastern anu local buyers. Tr7.ng was
slew from ti,a opaninR to the close at for
kkppers at $4.75@so0 for poor coaras, unoven, and
mixed lots mt IS l0D5, so for common to medium and
ct $5e5@5 80 for good to cholcc car.loal Of extra
fotch0d $500, L. y. Doud bought them.
, 1874-05-09

NEW Yo1k, May s-Moe'ney, 3@A:.
Customs rocbipts to-dny, s5.Qo0.
The Treasury disbursod S25S000.
Gold opened and closed at 11255s-ranging
moanEimo from 112s1@112H. Carrying rat6,
Oloarings, $40, ,ooo, ,oo0. ....
Sterling Quiet, at. e4.8s15 for 60 dayu and
State bonds quiet, at Hightly better pricos.
Railroad bonds firmor
Governments stronger, and closed at bost
prices OF tho day.
Stocks opened weak with n decline OF At@H1,,
but, after tho first bonrd bocame strong and at-,
yanccd >3@1G, with highest prices at the cloEc.t'
Pacific, Lake Shore, Pacific, Mail, Rock Island,
nnd Eric. Sales tor the day wore 163, 900 aharos,
Of which 10000 woro Western Union 10000;
ONION Pacific; q, 600 Lako Shore; $1,000 Pacific
Mail; II 900 Rock leland and 5000 Eric.