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New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
]. Onensat lola. "a.

J. Opens Of l0io g. In
2JSJ. .Lcyi and ana. at. Nor.
risania Steamboat Co.
1853. .BJuney. adl'x, &C., sgt
Stewart.
2l3i. .DJwnan az. Mathews.
1919 "a. Il. ) ani 81. l.. X. Il.
Co. agt BJcJy.
3l93. Red at. The " 'Yor.
1923. Jerome at Ui9rke ct al.
1I9J..0DJnnell agt. Tue Mayor,
&c
1895. .Pori ag,. The MiSor. &c.
.v0l. .Sinp-on sgL The Mayvr,
DC. N. /.
837. .ReiI ct al. sgt. Schmale.
x-MoSELL-. e. j., and CURrrs. ].
So. Whitney ayt The MAYOR,
Ac.
a.. KeeJ ayr. Kaufman.
A.. AN. &. Iron Co., at.
E.slcr, &c.
1G. .GawtrJ asL Clark.
pEIR. ]. Opens al IL a. N.
Sv7. .Til.en and anu. agt. Pat
tersOn.
si1. .Go.dsteih sst. Plrley et al.
Si3..Rockwe.l ct a.. sgL Gin
nelly ct al
S45. .Dadley agi. shear.
S47. .Catlih. ex'r, H.. agt. Griss-
Ter ct al.
$40. Sch esiDger agt. Koehler.
SOL. .slmoa sgt PARK Fire lns.
Co.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
Gounirp Real estate tor Sale

MUST be SOLD promptly and will be sold
Il chesp-A rge fstsas stock and grsn FARM near sepo
- ~ ". n. WELLS, 202 Broadway
OYSTER, FRUIT, and TRUCK FARM for
" SALE. g. K GAhDlNtk Westovef, mo-
ORANGE COUNTY FARM for SALE or
" EXCHANGE fr Cry Poperty 26O acres ve desirable Lao
for sock raising; god dwelling auuadaAt cutba dngs
' ~ rutland x WHITING D BeekmAnst
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
rIxAL RETURN or THE yUaY.

Yesterday at IL a. 10. 0fcer Ricketts,, who has charge
Of jury during the trial, brought his charge iuto
court The II showed evidences OF sleepless
night without any result FOR when the clerk Mr. Sparks
asked them the usual question the foreman requested
iaAys - make eommuusssios 70 Jadse Barrett xhis
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

'lELAii - AAi IL m ~
a92L. .Rhende Agt. Mckinney.
lS.S. Alexander ct al. agt. foS-
le. etsl.
1884. Oliver sg,. Payne and auo.
442J. .RIgm agt Tie MAJOR.
Gc.. N. Y.
1870. .C0wan agt. rbe Mayor, &c,
NY.
1872. FIn llgan agt. The Mayor,
Nc. \. \.
G3S. .Wa.ternt agt Lyo1.
25JU. Morgan agt smith ct al
2l9J. .AycriI Chemical PaInt 20,
AIT. American Central
La. Co. II ~ Lou.s, sio.
2l92. .Ayern CBe nlr a Pllnt 60.
at. Fire A sd. a8ce Of
Pa ladeipala.
1886. .Po,lloB ani sno. agt Lni-
ing.
Pact III.-LAwRKScE.
1882. Cole agt. Toe Mayor. 1c..
n. Y.
6s3. Rev 1T al. agt. Martin ei Al.
2llj.. .Wilcsr Silver Plate 70.
az, G;een.
1921. DE BscolaEs eet. hoehlef
"a aao.
2lc3. .Math.I ag.. Neliiz.
.SSJ. Clark agt. AackAy.
l..Lat;ouneIte sgL Clark.
2l27. .Slachez agt. Mer. Mu.
Nat LIS. Co. o. ;. II.
l9i3. .Norman sg'. Deslan ei al.
llUJ. Claim ct al agi. MinIes-
n .irner
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YoaK. Saturday. Dee. IA. is7A
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day William
Kennedy sold onestoy franc houso ana lot soutn
side Benson s 27s3 feet east Of Morrsavc lot sxoss
to Dewitt cayten for 5000 AIso twosory frame house
acjoniue with Lot axioes. to John McCune for ui2a
The saies for next week ART mostly Of legal nature. and
extreme duness may DC expected until after the ns
DAYS.
The following are announced to take plsre as
the Exchange Saiesroom, No. Ill Broadway, Monday,
Dec. IA:
by JsnS n MUIR.
Iessl SALE One hundred north di. 2SO feet veH
Of second-arc. 2Jr00 eeuthst,
south ade 3i7 1s9riO0I0 Also legal
sale se e7I 3so
bnck house and lot. 10 sIj4.
By H. Il Lawrrr1s q 90.
Legal and Echsfscs
1873 sr2305. Also lgl Oneb sosb
$50 westo lenth-a ave-. 60xp9lt.
Bp o. A. Seaaaa.
Legal sale Hoa l2S AID i3O Mercet, agrecs ae Of
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14
Real Ce.ate TO Cxrbanse.


rxNO EXCHANGE-For q good FARM and
muroyement equity s50o0O one OF The os. corners 10
Brookyu magnificent bntngi present 5ecsne soVo sen
can be increased TO 81 900 H0Laas BaoTGhs i4 Bost 3
rCO EXCHANGE-An elegant COUNTRY
RESIDENCE the tv; ulincnmbele worth sloOSoo lot
tenement store tbs city or BrookJ9
' ' MAKTIN DUNN 2C3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14


80. .Horner agt. Aborn.
.Newfeid act. ODperman-
o.. Pollock at Brennan.
%. Anderson Az. West.
81. .DoaEh rty agt vllioton.
33. .kanJall e.t Duse bury.
TRIAL TgRx.-PARr Is
7S7..vsienane agS Dean 4 ano.
7e7. PAM. sim'x. sgt Fo.ty-
seconi-sL All urand-si.
Ferry r. T. Company.
S33. w eidenfelJ agt. Lynch.
6lJ. Beekpan, res'r, AT Reed
et al.
793. .sieden,op agt. Werner.
TT. Mckenzie agt. Lazers.
G57. Bovine sgt o. 5re1, sherih
7292. .Anenc Dock l. Imp.
Go. ast. staley.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-14

xpos l2The bars Nsnnef from rn.aepma ieS Anstef
- n,s nm, INTO deal h-viss bcen in colissa
Cps NAT n J l2-rhs scaL G Par'fsize. with frain
A., ~, more Tor belsst Cold sppT lest Higst
Sns . bad piaee sh as chance VI vs
sr ..r,e Ihe schr owaed In keckaRd. Ne.
" lfe~ LuSea Sh&e aeos sss fJts Poys.i
, 1874-04-24

/ sdEEP - The market wns in,.r+n.
f1aees are nominal ut $.7597 90, accon,,a ana wax
NEW YoKK. $'foos to qa.H;f
,,ah;, HEw 1onn, ,Aprn23.-bEzvEs- ~,
head for the sane tina last veeF ~, ,asaiuet a1
70 prime demand only moderate; nsrfe. eosa.aca
nt decline from Monday OF nearly IL tes5 tsre
eago cattle make profit. Sales o :i1da zone Ct CD
ai1sso,n1 ~ Steers, 51 to ~ cwt 1t Gfs nj
cherokee cattle, cwt, at 10ac: csrs -; 2csa TT
hSo weight cs Illinois stoers .10 teo aals
!!31Ne; cars, TX cwt, at 1l@t9hc: & 60 II cEt I.
1dasl213c cars, 81 cwt, 1t llkc " eE, Il:
4uIe and 7 cara. 7cwt, At lie. N''' cF: i,
eEEEP-lo-day's arrivals, 1,o5Q head -o,..-.
neaa iot the Last three d.ys, ngatns: t9a
same une last week. The market is fi osau ief t.
1or poor to prime uushorn, nud HaGnc T.; .. se3l:
o"1SE-Hece.pts, $40, making IL aon - - c1ppct.
,n1ee daJ agunst Is 80 Tor tie Sans 49, taa hut
None o offered alive; dressed close and df,a. ~
Eli weights under 60 hs. 1A u isc T..
. BUFTno.
BuFFALo, April flo3.-CArr1E-Rece5n+a
los 1oe wses thus IN, 8.oos 1eal Ms,t,..w t,w bed
yesterday prices; hut few buye-x +, s..t Aet Ao.
fresh arrivals were through constbnToa1tae 1teaoanee;
ta N yards were shipped East in fist hand. oatk a.
eHEEp Aso LaMas-keeetps, LOCO besd.
"ev .nos IT. oso9 Market allow for want - ~ u
sheep, averaging III bs at $40: ooa ~ uS'o noed
stoske.s. averaging 62 his, nt s.75, a'eht2sa
=, aoGs-kecetpts to-day, 2 500; total s,.,rn,.
eAns !ar, aOo But few oifertnq to-d,E !ol wax
1t $5@5.75 for Yoskers; sseoGe, Is 1or ssee. ara
ST. LOUIS. As@'5 aozz.
:, st. I.or1s april 13.-HoGs-Re;atn.a sn,o.
eget .75@5oo; bacon, sS.2o@5s0; hss1r = m:
c4T1IE-Receipts, 1850; easter fr r..
steady; sowB and heifers, ana4Ic. eo,, nss, oshszz
800. fA'1'o - e1'ta stetss, ss,taa
, 1874-04-24

METALS AND TIMERS sTOCK-Were renortef
asttvc, and most Of the articles enumerated arm
In In I1ate u very nr and will doubtless advance
Inc prices IN New York have already advanced twfce
81 snse e,o e. enaage VS. made here The demand is good
&c per square foot The decline Is due to actiye com
petition. We q.;ote: - s''A9'
TIN r1ATE-1C, 1ox1t. s12so: do. 1ox1e s13 M. 14r
~; q x1a'o; do roofing 141co, Ic 12.0o; do, 2ors,
fno fao 1ssLg T1s-Iafge, sc: snau, SIC; bar, a5c.
cut do, 9,steloc. >0AA7' oee91ac'
ssbs, 8Hc- 71AAAS'' Az
sHEET 1HoS-So. "a, &c rates; Ruasta iron =. o
and TO- ~; d. Il and y nc do No. stained. 2oc
sates American Ruaaia-A, l5c; B, be ~'~
GALvAH1zED lEox-So. feaa0, 1oc: No. a1aes a. !.
49, 2o9S, lie; No. u, 15c; No. 18 1Gc. A dtsconnt
OF u Per cent is made from this List,
toFPkR-Copper bottoms, a5c; braxiers. over u ms
to efzes 43t.. FS' $3.50 ~ eo'
"1aE.Sos toe. &c; to g. 1o:: 10 to IL lie: u
11iHc; 10 sud H. l2hc; Is and Is, 14c: II 16c: IL
~ lyc N, 2oc; full bundle 20 per cent discount
~, HAns|we active At s4.ooa4.l21 rates: zaa
Sod' Ier keg, q LEY; Sd and 81 do, ASK: q
DO, 4:e2H; 4d do, ts7k; ID do, Ss.eaE; 81 do.
a1s; e. 1.:!2s3: =: I 5: enneh, {S.'5: l2Hc OH.
A'A'AAsAol-a9:~astmata aooaexAt Inquiry Ut the
, 1874-04-24

r., H1GS-Ihe receipts up to this evening have hcen
o. 13l7e more than for the same time ast week
sna more than week before Last Including t11a
aae nogs ne supply actually sale to-day fe iitte
snort Or 2, ,ooo Up to the middle oi The fore
moan Iuyefs had no vary wededned idea as to tie
o. me supply and early salea wero effected at
Ese later when tho character Of the receipts beezme
kno%n eonces8lons wers demanded. Before noon tbs
Showed . decline Of fully i5c on au grades bs:oT
ts4e fno-ee e, ane e1.rsms range wa. seoo thorgi.
The bulk Of the Trading was At 90 ~ co,e
mon n to really coed lota ne quote closing prices at
*4.!2Soso Tor inferior to common; at IS far
, 1874-04-24

warehouse...... 1o998,3oo 12,1o2,3o7 1925, 75t
The total amount Of goods entered at the port
from Jan. to March 81 amounted to a103 339
I'll, against S120, 104 829 tor the correspon6j no
period last year. and s119, 103. .907 in 1872. The
entries for consumption are about So, ,000, 600 be-
low last year, and 51I Goo 400 less than in 1872
Inc entries for Warehousing show decline from
last year OF $4,000, 600, and decrcaee Of Sc
oO0,0 from 1872. In the item of free roois
there is decline Of only 5000 600, but, as com
pared with the previous year, there is a ycry
large gam, owing to the change noted above.
The specie imports show gain over last year Of
Slo,0o0. and are $500, 600 in excess of ls72.
LATEST.
In the afternoon wheat WAS fairly actiye and
steady selling at u .235!91. .1243}S for May, and
closing at el.24@1.24B; seller June sold at
sl.24>50Dl.2oA, closing at tho outside Corn
was n fair demand and stronger ct 6355663ac
for May, and 64G@@641T5c for June.
CALL BOARD,
Prov'sions were dull and nominal1y nm
caanged. Ness po-k, cash and seller the month.
no bids, no offerings; seller MAY, SIG. .15G1G. SO.
seller June, s16.45@16.50 Lard, cnsh or se]er
ne o month, s9.G2H@9.7o; seller May. $500
s;1o seller June, 59.So@s8715; seller JUN.
Slo.oo@1o05; short clear, cash or seller April
nc bids, no offers; seller May at 9hc asked
Shoulders, cash or seller the month, &c asked.
seller May, &c asked seller June 6G6!@c. Short
rlbs cash or seller the mouth. no bids. 10 offera.
seller Nay, $50 asked; seller Jnne "a 06
asked. Sales include 100 tcs lard. geIer :Inne
At 1Gc. @oAoN ""4e'
, 1874-04-24
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF

The South Wales Atlantic Steamship Co1apany's Ees
ti1St-elass Full,poHeEsd. Clyde 5ut Steamships w1
rEAIBs0KE- ....Ap111 4IGLANORGAS..,.,. liz, !
AADEs.------.....A April ~ PEMBROKE ....,...Nzy u
Carrying goods and passengers ct through rates to
ifristol Channel, and al other points In England.
These steanshys, built expressly for the trade
s>ed With al the latest foF the coraot7od
convenience Of
CABIN AND STEERAGE PASSENGERS.
First Cabin, 80 and $50 cu-reucy Second Cabin SIS
currency. Storage. go currency.
Prepaid S:sezags Certificates from Cardiff ssa
Drafts ior .C1 and upwards,
For further particulaz1, apply In Csrak st the Com
pan5s Ofce. No. Dnck Ghsfunrs 1ad II Nsv York -
ARCHIBALD BAXTER CO., Axcnn,
M HenHH
, 1874-04-24

annexed prices Manila rope, y b. 1sxa17xc: ntsa
rope. y b, lsx@16Hc; hemp sash cord, b, 1sa92c
) e asa piteh s'g IL : sssso asssss 9af al
- o1Ls-ITarpenttne Wis 1c lower, and Wis weak a.
quotations. Trade WaB good 1t the following prices
Carbon, Exc; extra winter lard, ssc: No. i, 7Bc;
while eaestsot oe,!ea o ILL.,
pure Sl1o do extra, ooc do, No. !, SOC; bank OIL
sa1aa st5t ess Is elephant o s5s t1psans
| PoTATOEs-Were in good roIusst especially 1each- @
blows, which were trtao higher. Mixed los snd
Peachblows, from store, 81 Is per pu: mixed ints
sloo@1l9; peaehhlo.s in ca1latz sl2oGl.23 delir.
ats aEsa e eas!y M Goss @o5; mixed and common
md cho[is IN -; 9derate demand Tuzkeys
prtces but geese ducks and i've chickens were rather
GLOW, and the latter sold lower. TURKEYS. dressed.
d5Ngias do a. hye: m 12al2e; chickens esssd, $3o5
so w. 15o; aa ;s; neks oo
the LITTER ut slight advance. Timothy and clover
wers sgsin M re rero1ted dull and easy. Hungarian is
SIS, timothy st s2oo@270, f1a1 at f31oas.1S We
note Gales Of 20 bags choice Hungarian at ID: 70 baes
eoc; % bags nlc At soc oo5 bags at B oago gaas
t 90 at s5s; Is hags do 1t esc Is bags At ooc 70
bags at s225; Is bags Ut ssso: = bass 1t 800 IS
m 1gs ehotcs It u bags at $3.50; 10 hags s575
sALr-was in demand for shipment at steady
Prices: onondaga aud Saginaw, fine, Il 90; Canada,
10, 90; ordinary coarse, S2.00 coarse diamond
ground solar, sa.10; datry without bags, $500
dairy With bags, SIoo: Ashtondairy, per sacE $780,
IEAs-Noth1ng new developed in the tea |
market. japan and the finer grades of green
teas we're meeting with liberal inquiry, and |!
WeFe firm as previously quoted: Young Hy-
son, common to fair, 88@sac; do, good, 5Mssc
DO choice to extra fine, 9sct3I 10; common to
tine old hyEon, G5a38c common imperial, 62@s5c:
good to choice do, 50c6a fair to good e,npoVder
1?a9o:: choice Pingsuey, sl.1G91.o0; extra Moyune
*t.aaG1.4O; choice to extra Japan. D6c{7 Il O5
common to good do, 7o@soc; fair TO good DID,
common do, 4o350c; coorel natural-ieaf Japan GOO
7oc; common to fine Oolong, 35@45c; good 55taG5o:
choice to extra, 83c@$l. 60.
IoBACCQ-Prices range substantially the same "a |
steady. We quote:
FINE cCT-E1tra, 7o@soc ;cho1ce, saaGsc medium,
'oS9oacs poor to common, 95Ga45c.
= fLuo-AatutA Leaf, 75Gac; half BRIGHT 6o@7oc,
aHoK1Sa-Good to choice, s2Ga5c; medium, %
930c: common. 25Rg7c.
WOODS dull and unsettled quotah1e rs follows
Beech s. 1@a.s0; maple, s9. ooao50 hickory. 5000:
labs, 81 Oo55 CSC, delivered
W0DL-There WAS no change 10 note Some dealers |
hink that wool will decline before the new cl1n bcpna
0 come IN. Manufacturers claim thnt thew cannot |
ford to pay present prices, with tho woolen goods
market dun and depressed, The market ia nearly |
are Of wool and owing to this fact prices ara sus-
ainei We quote: |
.ub, washed, prime. 6oa65c |
.ub. Washed, common to good. 4HS50c ,
Common dfnpv 1oS@Sso- |
, 1874-04-24

cATTLE-The cs.tie trade % vas du@deetsed,1 20
TWAS generally supposed the unsatisfactory sate
r.n ,1o a. dn1nR the opening days Of the week would
sellers had hoped to ut least aTert further decline
tney "a net SUCCEED IN recoverng portion Of the
ent it did carly IN the day that the receipts would
not TAU much below 600 there general soften
Of Prices aa,sss demanded e o. and IN not
sis iss5s .tess ;s esss. e. s5a
not more than 10 decline Up to 1st n1eht te shin"
n!ents for the week amounted to only 6oG9. Afscr
IN the sbiPnz ~ Of I H. ba.e se
ers there remained fully 5000 for to-day1a market
Of ths number rot to exceed 25oo changed hands
owners account, Of tho finest drcres bciug dis
posed ct in that manner. Many Of the droves now
coming forward contract cattle, and oonsignees
are limited as to price. For tnBtanee there were CT
1a IN the m ty 9sa for hogs1s tsh $50 ~s the
sfh1y have been realized. The range of prices paid
to-day was s250@G co., butchers operating nt 81 5oa
Calves were in liberal SUPPLY and sold lower quotablo
at s3ekaAoo for poor to medium. and at sa-75@5.50
for good to choice.
From the New York Wcrld Of April 20 ne c1ip the
following: III explanation Of the continued heavy
shipments BY discreet and usually very sagacious spec
freight t:es 1t alleged TINT the principal Operators
have special rates low so per cr-load from CHI
cago, and $50 from St. Louis. If this be true,
the belief that it is, there s yet no margin for
p1oht to the Chicaso operators. and the con
dition Of tue trade is eaphatcaiI discoursgng,
with scarcely shadow Of chance for immediate
improvement. 1t does appear strange and incompre-
nsns1ble that transportation companies see the
evil consequences Of meddling with the live stock
traic further than to carry the stock to the various
Eastern markets ut fair and equal rates. More money
has been lost ty railroad corporations through the at
cmpts made to control the trade and monopolize the
business than would be required to build second
track fur the three great lines from Chicago to
this city and now arc to have another railroad war
more determined and more damaging to the roads and
to n concerned IN the I've s.ock trade than apy pre-
yioas contest"
The market closed dull and weak
uC0TATroSs,
Extra Beeves-Gr1ded steers. averaGingl 400
4os 1Iu o'nr. ......-....-.... 3G.o0HH.n5
Choice Beeyes-Fine, fat; well formed 3year
70 year Old steers, averaging 1900 to
450 Observation-Disclosures. lbs. 561a5 * |
Good Deeres-Well-fattened, finely for1ned
steerB. averaging $50 to $50 IT'S 5.ooa5. 40 |
Medium Grades-Steers in f1ir flesh nyer-
aging l.1uo to 1850 na. na.....,.. 47s65 10
Butchers Stock-Common to fair steers.
and good to extra cowp, for city sla ueut.r.
,tas: tassfagnE $50 to 100 lbs. s758475
STOCK Cattle Common cattle, in decent
nesh, averaging $50 to 1850 us 35na1 n
and thin cows heifera
stags, bulls, and sca1awag steers . 30oa3 "a |
1.M neAAs coru-1eu. eu.,:.....-...-..... 4T5tG5.25
sa.ti T. ";I1ereo North. ........-.. 40o94.b0
|
, 1874-04-24

.7rouo, THURSDAY EVENING, April .,
.AatVno-"as ~ fatty active at 81 8aSai. 81
EE3Sn-Caoace 1s, MEDIUMS me: With sema inoufrv
Il-.oaa rum Sew York sold at goo We ouots
"a as,sa = s hsadI-peked q sr bu, sa1592 TO- mediuma
agg1ke-Af fai1 aaa,uat o{ aales vas seeonuu.haa
, 1874-04-24

Money rose to at one time during tho day,
butrlosed at 4@5 -
Sterling quiet and firm at e4.B5sl@4s6 for 60
days; a4.8814@4.6ss@ for sight.
Gold opened at 11315 and closed at 112s5, be-
ing the two extremes.
Carrying rates fiat to 4; closed at 8.
,Clearings $4,000, 600.
State bonds quiet and nominal.
Governments closed weak at slight decline.
Railroad bonds quiet in late dealings, NTH
, 1874-04-24
COMMERCIAL

~, THURSDAY Evxsno, Apti, q.
The following were the receipts Aud shinnenta
ot 1the Leading articles ot produce in Gbia.ro
, 1874-04-24

lhree dollars per car Aoded when tranafer7rd
which charge follows Inc shingles.
ThicEuess-Five shingles to be two inches IN fhh.t
nesa. Lencth-Si1teeu tnchez
HARDWOOD
D1ack Manufacturers, 500 oo915o, 90: citR
$500: flooring, 5000 's'
Ash-Clear, s2s,oo9 1000 common, s1s.ooaxm:
culi, s1oooGl5.o0; flooring, ssO.ooa 1000.
Gull, $3 3.O0@15DO *No"''7Nf
az hjekory-c1ear, IL , s2soo@so.oot conu1on, smm9
cu11 S10.0e@1500 NN@101' sAo'0''@3AtS'
5000, @oA1Aon' e'''''9
25.00 Gull, s1a 00@18G0
- Whitewood-cear, sso.oae 90 common, sooooa
IS 90 q; Gull. So. cog 1900. ~~~9
wagon roles each, 45G55c; box boards $50 0oa o.
f1orada red cedar, CSC per It mahogany, 3oe3 4oo
40 counters Soc; rosawood. 5G@s0c; white holly &C.
, 1874-04-24

~.
me following advlces were received on Change
to-day in addition to thoae given in our teie-
graphic columns:
ArRrt. o3.-Lyerpool-Whe quiet Corn, down.
No. =. spring. SIS 6dG59s corn, Ais. On 1,assace-
Wheat and corn, downward tendency. Arrivals OF
gland hot and forcing - -"N
COMMERCE or NEW YoRE,
1he Bn0ei1n gives the following "a the for
eign imports at New York in March:
1872. 1873 1874
Ent for oonaumrttn $50 7:9 2o9 SIS 45s
Gnl. 1of "afehouseg ls535955 l2,Gy7 ,0l0 II 7G1 e14
ffee goods 2,56l,8a7 II, ,303, ,5s2 Il, $50
epce4o aAo ou1aon'. .i,l5o 4,G83 150.894
, 1874-04-24

CHICAGO.
THURSDAY EVENING April a.
The receipts Of livestock during The week haye been
, 1874-04-24
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

,r-,nra nao1spA1 1s1,I1tI1 EFEszsa, April =
Manistee, S1-7552.00; 3fuskepon. .s1ka.
a nasen' Ludngton, Whita Lasa Ind 7s,tat tosat
3l:!5 Menominee, s500. A-a seassases.
me largest lumber fleet Of the season :. RI,
esle docks to-day. Probably not fsr fon, 80 u ~
goes were on sale, composed largely Of cnnoa1 g
oer Ine market was duh and weak. urar 49, ,9Ia ~
receipts. md probably leza than dem .Is Gan
ooyes vss weEs pssent but ID diseo
sions. on tia other hand, see.s wera noid,a sa' y.
IT previous prices, ad report TINT no feduet,, no
Gth brought s225, and mill-Fun losrda M so q
lFom Ladngton, S1425 Common boaris ~.
at Sllo(sl2oo; rn-run do s140osls aasotsae
sesn,tnE sa,da S,o ahnges, So. '0s't' aa
80 Cargo schr Flora, 50 III dry hem1oet m,~.t =.
Ss9 e. ~ n common mixed white ptns It nna3 III :;
GaEgc nchr Magic from Seahoto s75 N ,,.h \. *,n
Sold BY r. n BIckford Co. ~ A''1 q >*<zs
cargo eshr Falcon, from Ltdfupton. IN ~ ..,.--
1a,,ts ~ ooasns @ tsaA rt,n) ut s14.25. sold hy
At TIE raaps. &<s-
me interior demand continues fair p,frs, II.
wlsnout important change. Shingles On trsc ma 1os
the quotations.: @" "4s'3'"Aas ae
, 1874-04-24

Money On approved coll2tsrals.. .aalO per Ct.
LATEST.
NEw YonK. April 23.-The veto Of tia ee1ata
Currency bill was'the absorbing topic of discus-
Sion in financial and business circles today. The
impression that the President would sign lie bill
having become very general for some days' past
sne veto naturally caused much excitement. The
Iaes8aSe. created q profound sensation on the
BLOCK Exchange, and caused great depression in
fha1o speculation. In consequence OF this there
was great pressure to sell, which carried PRICES
a asr below any previously reached on the present
The feeling is that the defeat OF the Senate bill ia
blessing.
A day of greater depression without 3 manic
ms hardly ever been known at the Stock Ex-
caange Prices have had very few rallies, and
10" az before imitation was talked Of and some
q tnem nearly down to the figures made during
1ae nelGht OF the panic and when the Stock Ex-
elnange WAS closed. During the last hour Of
and ass saa me STOCK market was very unsettled.
aho s ieVes1ehness and depression characterized
tne deahngs, tnd the lowest quotations of the
oas were generally made. Northwestern common
slowing q oGcano Of ~ per cent from the high
or pom. Mestsrn Union, Wabash, and St. Paul
I'ofshWestefn praferred, Union Pacific, Hannibai
ot Joseph, and Pacific Mail II to 81 nor cent
New York Central. Lake Shore. ohios. Cincin.
1iani Go!umnns | q Indiana Central, Delaware,
preferred, showed decline of over j ner cent
! ~ hnai dealings there was fractional recoyery
1Fom On the lowest prices for the genetnl list
The enormous deprecations in ya1nea no+;oo,7
aoose; depleted Tho ms1gins Tor. MANY e,nai1
fneeolators, and there WIS consequently stna1r
stream sat9a1E oi long stock poured on the msssct
t mhsch operated against anr material rncnTar.'
Ihe temper OF speculation is decidedly hesr5s,:5.
more more 90 than Tor long time past, md lie bn,i
element Eczema to be considerably demors1izad'
"1apsan, Northwestern common, Union Pac;fie
kale. p1@'sea 1or
81, he be- sota stock sales for the day amounted tn
$1,000 shares Of which los, 900 were Westert' ~
q 3,2 zg.oo H,x1, Pacific Msi1 900 Ere; 1900
Nort1'Sat+sTn snem 81 oo9 union M Pacific 1000
LAKE sho5e; m "A, 600 Rock Island l6. .ooo ~.
pash ,e0o Ohio and Il, goo Cincinnati Co1nm-
CUSTOMS receipts s255
Treasury disbursed $75, coo.
, 1874-04-24

EXPORTS OF 1Ioa PRODUCT.
The New York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
the following as the foreign exports Of tie hog
product from the ports OF Now York and under
mentioned places from Oct. 20 to April II, 1874.
inclusive, as compared with the exports from all
United States ports from Nov. ], 1872, to April
II, 1878:
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