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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-15
T,xTENsIvE MANUFACTURERS, SALE OF SILVER
PLATED WARE AT AUCTION.
ervpsoN HALL, MILLER b CO., 10 JOHN STREET,

.,ut IN remove to their new store No SIC Broadway
Will offer their entire stock of silver Plated Ware at 10
ohn street. sale At auction on Wednesday, thursday,
Friday and saturday, March Is, 49, 20 and 2st inst
sale to commence each dey a. 10 o'clock A. NJ rare
Rosekeepers and steamship owners % lay in their sup.
plies Tho assortment embraces 0yery article IN TIE line
known to the trade, including Tea Sets, Coffee urns,
SAVERS. Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes plated Table
Cutlery Casters Ice Pitchers, Goblets, Fruit DsheH
Tureens Vases Napkin Rings Water Coolers, &S &c,
&c all manufactured at their own WORKS In WalTing.
ford Conn. and warranted extra heavily plated and
first class every respect
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Or CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.
Arrivals OF Vessels from and Departures
for the United States.

LONDON March IA, 1Sl.
ARRIVALS.
Arrived at Liverpool March Is, ship Livingstone tBr)
Crosby, Charleson l4th bark Wilhelm (Nor), Thorb-
jornsen, Pensacola.
Arrived at Lond ON March T. bark Sarah Watson (Br
Bell, Boston.
Arrived at Queenstown March l3 barks Ephrem Fr).
Voyageur, San Francisco; 18th, Rosa QtaD, Barbs
getta New York.
mich, Baltimore.
SAILINGS.
Sailed from London March ID, ship Sir Robert Peel
Stetson New York.
Sailed from Poole March Is, bark Sylphiden Nor).
Haagenscn. United States.
Sailed from Queenstown March T. II NJ ste amsfip Wy
oming (Br), Guard trom Liverpool, New York.
Sailed FRI Dublin March L. banks Betsy Gnde Nor),
Due, New Orleans; 18th, Treci Dubrovack AUS Podich
do Waaa RuS, Uppman, United States
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Superintendent OF the Free Eating House. for the
manner IN which the whole is conducted.
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

Generous Donations OF Bread.
NEW YORK, March IA, 1874.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
/ have this day received the following cOntribu-
lions of bread for the poor OF the Thirteenth pre-
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THE RELIEF FUND.

Donations for the poor received by the HERALD
and not previously acknowledged -
A. H. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
X. b. Ronudy, Perknsville Vt. 90
NJ, Tor the poor widow In Hamilton street
with four children. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60
Room q, Tor the Widow Cain, No. rs Leon
ara street ..................-. 1 co
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T ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD BECAUSE WANT
every in New York to test the excellence
Of my 50 and 80 50 COAL, .,,..
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al received to date, 7,470 loaves.
HENRY HEDDEN,
Captain Thirteenth Precinct Police.
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SHIPPING WIS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.

Almanac for New YOrk-Thls Day.
sun AND MOON HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. ........ II Gov. Island. ..eve 34
Sun sets. .......... OF Sandy Hook"..eve 40
Moon rises. morn o. He'll Gate. ~
, 1874-05-02
fercatlng Information about tho condition OF tho
whoat-8rowing sections Of tho United Btatos,
from @htoh Ma OF ttaQE tha: fnllnMthEEy II =

-.
Muoat-8rowing SECTIONS Of tho United Btatoo,
,lfDm ,#ntoh We extract the fpllpNtbFFy IT : :
Fouftbnths Of tho wbhkt hkrf6sso III ms bhited
ssatea i. fAl.sovn. rho ~spr1nsswhent- in
weater1 md th5ss * Tho 'Panifo uoast Tbs fornb,
ntc Of tele frnorfanna ia nrndnnion and Tia atthr
ate not properly included Ii ehor i'll, sowing botha
Winter a1, snT!ng ~ +; fSc,op ha sosr ststss VIZ
@so9atn g Mlnneaots, iowa, and Nobrasks nov produce
o, h trasq =. ,nG
winter wheat srss. Thoy ronresent lbs crop ~ more
generally promfsino thnn Al INA rnrIod for 6hvaTni
yoars paat. Tho illuonco Of sudden alterations Of
wheatpant III erory section Of to country. Tho Wits
ter lns been 20 ronarkAbly mild In tho Bouth with al.
upo esisG s. absence q ohsnses q
nea " rrg sysrnae ~ vaar a
Fourth Of tbe onntes Il IN H. no Wiley .n nnrom
Ing appearance il renor!ei wo M jority reprosot
n various torms condition nbovo average. From
Missouri and Kansas atil foHer unfAYorablo foturua
aeTS TS. eeSn eS5,d, received. .,....,,.: -
t. Fifi1twnt ns .otlf H. yxin;or si,st ana d.
per cent o9 the sprinq wheat Of about 10 psr cant 6f
the aggregate Of tnls represent tho proportion
.cedGa g Mtv1 VII drill:; ...-. -. ~
.y n o q iii na or Tnts1 ss ssen
.ssrod ~ ts nta n as G1 r NJ
1. A laree majority of observers :doolare TINT, In
moat soila In which injury resulting from frost Il
Hblo 70 oconr, drilling prsvonts Or rsduoca the lo,e
=; Ihe majority sasort tiat IN certan Gay soils with
drainsan h eonn ID auTsco
sos W o III "s frss.in1 n ~ H. nGIsy Gr
furTow docs @ posltivs s1 injury. a w. ~ '' ~
.. Ths broadcast .oclor prsdominsses n sprtns
seeding @ Ia qn2loyed eorn'nsds, on rough surfaces.
anu IN wecdY flcds.
, 1874-05-02

an advance and buJera rotusng accodo to their dos
mands unless ootceastons nre made; sovoral lols
wo]d TivS Il @ @,foaa a4t1 IN ss m The MARKET o. the
III. e ses s ssssS'ita}J sSeS i}J
asSqs 4 sosl .aiss iSs'ns%e sos H. ss
head. nav "''~ "oi' 1',''
for hs reet were a2 ears Or a2
hna boom something cns than isst woof n,entS q a3o
yss yg ss';oa ssss as's; ssoSS ssS
sn 's S's e sssad + s s sri IT,
against ths Seiore H. snppy s
M H. sna s n q q q o0'sd e
stEpsa. staE5psr ~ hrso: compared with isst week
raos 1tr s5fot 9os at51ng & teo 5eoxF
xoelsa sonmon Il S e 70 es sooes se es
s@9ss so .s'a Ii qSpp'a Ssp% sesp quality so0e5
nr.r.,a ,,.~ IIEErA19;
ose moT a 71IGE1Esesipts te. ot
fsss es :Gsa total Tor x.sl
ke: active sad higher; Yorkors, sS:ssa5ds hosvs
NEW xofK. >.
NEw Yonz, May 1.-DExvEa-Rcc $40, making
time Inst woek; quality fair market r1n ii fully rus.
tanned rriccs, rangina from 11o 10 12Ho.
eHEEPArrlyals 1850, making 601o for tho 1ast fouf
da5s against 1000 for ths sano tins last week de:
mand strong marriott activo 1t 7a0o for ordinary ID
o1tra Clipped, and 715tsoHo for uushorn,
swlNE-ArItvald . 540U, making Il 100 for tbt Lii
four days against "a 600 for tho time ass week!
all Light wslghtg. ~
ST. LOUIS,
sr: LouIs May f.-1Ioos-. Receipts. 1,79o; markso
soe bacon s5S0@52s fsasy' ss.aoat.a5 a5''' '''''''
-uA1rLE7,lecoipts, 500 head market ateady, With,
agood l9csl demand; Te1as zange, e2to@&75 native
t'a' prime to 'h'4'' Afna,Nf$ A1tffin5as, f$$:ooaaoo.
ALBANY, May 1.--oArcLE-Rteoipts i66 carloads
sgainat 81 aao tinn Inst week, falling on Of 120l
bead. Avorago quality better than Lat waet At sn sda
vatice Of 14o, 1--we weight ~ =:
snEEr.scsrce, and demand mainly conlned Il
Esstern Eat asslers commo9 to fair eN@7No fair to
Aoos-A1arket quiet. Heavy hogs, S,,<@ee.
, 1874-05-02
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

. Tn1pAr EVENING" Msy j.
+. In ovory branch Of trade business ia boln8 con-
duotod on tho moderate md safo basiB o,Whtoh
It was brought by tho disturbance OF last aa!.
The result Is aeen In tho groat domand TOT money
aud tho Hlon0inesa OF tho ratio Of o'7oo'n,|
which stands at 10 por cont. Loans arc '1aue a,.e
on call or short time for por cont, pu' WI, .,lo
average rate OF umo lonna ia 10 pof cont .at .as
applications for mercantile houso6 nro not
notiooably fowcr thnn at corresponding
HoaHonB In other years. 1he Au''i'u"
lion, IT tloro ia any. causea q gen"
lral feeling of confidence that our merchants
ira cnrrvino on tuor operations With oonsorva-
liam has nothing in 1t but PROMISE OF Eooa.
Uredts certainly aorter M A." aaos o1o oeacIty nt
hand arc smaltor those aro agns TINT trade 10
moving on firm ground Loana on real oHtatea arc
maie 1t 0@l0 por cont, when tho SECURITY 70
S Sanccs but tie vory pooplo who arc 10 well or
thov do not mood any, como from apoou1ators
whose land is already overloaded with 1nortgagea
Capitalists will not risk their money In Bocond ).
value or has fallen since tho t1rat mortgage was
giyen. But holders Of Hound property havo
no difficulty In getting ad!ancoa Tho difficulty
rests With inonoy-londers to find such property.
Wholesale dealers aud jobbore report, on tho
avorago fair business. Tho uncertainty that
has attended the action Of Congress on the our
ronoy, aud still attends It, has done much to ar
E0Ht Euo uoF0l0PtnGnI Q1 LFAuo Lne paA H1atnoE
snd aomo lingering influence OF tho panic have
had their eect but 1t is safo to assort TINT buBi-
ness gonorally In this city, aud In tho Wostorn
md Northweatern country Of which 1t Is tho
commercial centre. waa nevor on q Boundor or
more durable basis thnn to-day. The vast guam
tities Of produce that hive boon sold bv tho
Wcat hnyo enriched It vsibly; on thu ono aIdo,
arc rhcHe nucunluintions Of our resources, on tho
other ia tho undoniab1e. fact, that .busnoaa was
mover before managed With auoh caro-, aud H,,oh
An abaonco Of speculative or other dangerous
toudoncieB. !
There was tho usual increase Of activity at the
banks which accompanies tho settlements on
The first Of the MONTH but there was less than In
tho preceding months. The returns Of tho
Clearing House todny wero st. 000, 900. On the
1st OF last month they wero 90, 700 900: The full
e1tent Of tho settlements oRnnot be told Till to-
morrow. Tho decreaHo Is attributable to tho do
crease Of speculation. !
Private advlcea from New York aro to tho Of
feet that business iH dullor thoro than in Ohoa-
20, but that 10 depression cxiate.
Vessbl-room was taken to-day for tho shipment |
Of 895, 900 bushels Of grain. Less lumber than
usual seems to be moving into the country thin |
eoaaon, but the fact ia TINT tho country demand |
for lumber is as largo as over. The apparent !
difference arises from tho fact that country pur~
ohasora tako their lumber Wholesale at the river
eide instead Of patronlzlng tic lumber yards. 4
Exchange on New York was weak at 25Q50o
premium per $1,000. Foreign exchange waa
94.89@4.01.
, 1874-05-02

Lot on leto front, $50 Il n Of Thirteenth at, .
TIT i. aatia ii91 1PE f of D:srorn
II: dated April "a: 49,:
w sS, Hs1'Ss I; :ss:sPSs ss as;s q ap Rif:E fent
100 n, dated April 81. s. .........: .::....
':fsse iaiss as.S 1nf & s.F1 1S1es r " Wood:
oSrsa S 4 L. hx!as 1 e Il Uniea s sSiS6
Noris aSisa ahaIaon 1aa l. iss il ii aIs Il / ox
oily: + 50 q Tvsiti Il, t. ooi;iiiX
wi[iss 4: Of xb:sssn ss,ssa
Alessnso! :. IS Il wsnt1or.h AZ,
1o7 #, dated April IA.
Eighteenth, st, 13a & Of Dearborn q, q I, 251
Third ~, iao Il n of Vsn Durot It, " I, so1oa
It, dated April 50.. Observation-Disclosures.
Wabash =, % 2-19 r . Of sikteonth i, = i, 40
1ssy, a = % oS's!nf" Ssr y fBs.,S asts a. Ap a;7a
triangular lot, 1atod April 95..............:
Tho premlacs No. e7A West Monroo st, dslod
unipn npr, IT, cor Il obrcn It, 4D16i Il.
Park ", ea & T of paulina at, : I. 221laiN II,
wss y Hss' 8 {. oi & atovs j. i, asit
A1tGQ ApEl ~. ..+s..1+ .s.........s
Durlng 1t, 40 Il . Of eophia st, " I, 25xl24 it.
dated April y. ......... ...!...t...........
North May At, 25H It n Of Indiana ct, q I, 25a.
1lo q, dated Apfil 80. o............:..:..,.
Lots 7 and 8, In Rogera' part Of Block 2, As1i-
land Second Addition. dated hIay 1,.,..,,, I
Tho promises No. 4B9 West Monroe st, dated
ssyenIesnth i; ! cor rsaiins It, II, aiiiai,
west IL oisa Mon1oe HpFI Il, aiif Il ci barr; Point
road, . I, Is II. dated bIny y1...............,
NORTH OF uTTI LIArTR,
Loss g TO es. IN peok'a . Il Block 10, Boo 20,
BouTH OF CITY 1.tattTs.
Lot 07, IN IArntu b plumb'a sw AnwAof
aoI SEQ Q, 80, IL. dated March IT,. ...,..:..
Lot %, In Block O., OF n - rods Of n n Sec 4,
SO. IL, dated April 80. 30.......,.,..........,..
, 1874-05-02
REAL ESTATE.

THE EXCHANGE.
The members OF the Real Estate Exchange
met yesterday in their room, which waa formerly
tho Open Board OF the Board OF Trade. About
forty members wore present. Tho proceedings
were mainly informal, and devoted to an inter
change Of views. President Rees was in tho
chair. Col. Clarke atated, for tho Executive
Committee, that tho yoarly dues OF e2b would
not he collected until throo months had elapsed.
Tho inltiation fee OF Gas is to bo paid at the
next monthly meeting.
Col Clarke corrected the erroneous IMPRESSION
that bad obtained In aome quarters that the Board
intended to fix D ratio Of commission, which
should be obligatory upon all the members. They
had no such intention, and members would bo
left to arrange thoir own methods Of doing busi-
ness,
Tho Executive Committee have had 500 .litho.
grAphed tickets prepared, to be Issued to mem.
bers at the monthly meeting next Tuesday.
Tho following new mempers Joined the Ex-
change .yoaterdhy: II. O. Foliansbeo, Frank
+. Sweet, James 3. Goodman, George ". Waite,
Tho E1ohnngo will hold its frat regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday next It meets
for business overY day between II and O'Clock.
BUILDING PERMITS.
she Board Of Public Works yesterday: II. b.
Matthews, three-atorJ and basement stone, 25x6O
isot, Sherman ntroot, near jackson A. l..
Sweet, two-story and laaenlont atone, 25x4O feet.
No. 649 West Mouroo street; O. B. king, tlroe-
ltory aud basement stone, 2bx02 feet, No. 1856
RuRh street.
THAN9FAnB.
The following instruments wore tled Tor record
On Friday, May1
0rIY F1opKnTY,
Hubbard 1t, 78H fact = Of Lincoln 1t. u I, 27H
ssss HsFsa Il 1900
H.is] 17soao
The Premises No. 1883 South Lincoln Ut, dated
April 9: 10000
Tha p1sn.sea No. 142 South Lincoln 1t, dated
vsS.ah ~ Aoooo
alsa @ ....,s>.,,as,unn~s,u, - @ % Assoep
, 1874-05-02

1!ol einaor, African, as92so do oA1outta, 1s@aoo.
Ss& asss si s1ss ssSs 43ss e. !{s H.:
~ ses SassaBais5 SSSi o5s5S a5s%5sS;ia a
MSY1Wss in eontlnped good demand for .hpmcn,
and worry rti ntiat aftfodelY haht offerings. rrc{a
arc advanced 900 por ton al round Tho receipts afo
vsry !i0h comparatively, and shprers dnd impos.
Biblo to I'll ali their orers Il n understood that Inobt
Of the ahorA have efYcotod settlements. Tho follow
ins prices Ara paid by deaors though ottnties eAles
Of spot hay made direct to shippers 1t hghor g
ures Timothy. prime, 4le.bo@1o00; No. $le.o 900
1850; No. p <16, 015l850l mixed. 315. .od318. 90
prime prairie, $500 ;,No. DO, t1l.ooAl4,tb; No.
z Or slough. 4t .oo@it 49,. LoohE on WAooF-Titn-
oth5 @ta. 90 praire, I'll .o0@1400 For de1if
efy 81 predsed, 81 .oo91 20. according to distance
- H1pEs-Ths demand is sufficiently active TO take Up
but e dunesa East has ea,.sod Soma doalcsa to pur
chase hparingly Tbs rooops are largely dAtnagcd Or
srubby Quotstons: croen o1ty busclicsa. 10; grcen
cured, Light, 9{o; heavy DO part cured, Axd
12o; dry hp 400; dry ssltod 1f51to; dry aint, lsS
2oo deacon ahns, eo@oso; grnbbY, soorod, cut.
otherwise danaged twothirds prco branded, 10 por
set e. shoep pos u washed, par y.
HorB-wcre reported voty quiet; few small OF.
dbrs are plhced now and than, but tho whole, tho
market Is dull* prlcos are 40 follows: Common to
choice Weaternt 10ta25o.
IRON AND bTEEI,-oonsumers aro buying from
hand TO mouth, but trade IN tho aggregate may bo re-
Rarded ~ fair. natea Without quolable change,
though shaded, occasionally, for large Quanttos VI
, 1874-05-02

: oArTLE-ls va. fairly active day IN This depart
Enent Of the market shlppers, local butchers, and
feeders-all' CLASSES Of whom we're 1iberaIy rerre-
treely OF tho descriptions Of stock
suted 70 their several wants aud paying theretos
Of the present week The natural oeot Of tho lnrgo
receipts ~ eonnteEaoted BY the continued favorable
pressure Of the 1900 cattle n tho yards did not unfa
vorably influence values. The offerings wcre mostly
Of far 70 choice qualities, for whlch tho prevailing
Tcxas cattle and poor nntiyea at &9oo3s75, and Of
o1tra graded tseors ct $69o@04U but, previously
In tho range Of .oosoo Tho market closed steady
, 1874-05-02

hi
anmnt,on doa h., ,sha.t ssa =. ~ wy oon,
nantp.'on. ,'4o' oa "nsae, e,oo4 on corn, 1.612
bn oats, 2of IN rye.
The following grain has boen inspcotcd into
storo this morning up to 10 O'Clock, 01 oara
wheat. 91f, cn,a oorr; 4, am. hr ~ ~ oA's
n mn =, 1890 44,oe' w No. oo' ana
o'ooo W teJeceeo 20 oy canal; II cars onte !;
l'6o0 on NO. BY canal; cnrs ryo; cara bar
10y. Total (a2o cars), 1o1, 900 bu. Inspected
Su out -, a''sA4 bu whoht' 1865 bu corn; A,277
mn" u
1no noa1o OF !tade Was called to order to-dhy
to consider several proposed amendments to tho
rule which was adopted on tho 18th of Ootobor,
1873. limiting tho boura NJ t1adtno rha ,r..,s
aItion ~ tho nosrd - n,roo.a.n =, ~ ~ eopo.
s.tAon st VI .nu ooofa OF Dreo1ore, 70 tho eject
tnaE putonasea and aalea OF property made On
tho "call should be exceptions to the rule lin,-
hefore o,c,oo,x uae votod dn1v, Tt,on ~.
peATao y olv0A, Has sosou ao"n: Ihen Mr. a.
d. f.ehot"gs noslon 70 peRln trading st half
r"as a'"oes, iest"ed 81 49, weo t"bod.
by Mr.. Rev, which, after recitlpr tho foct tha.
t,,a Roord h.a a., IN. nro,,..,., - o' pa"s
~. 49, = ,a.,," @ ~ nv ptosiGu9 oeoaalons. Voteu
no' 70 ieea11o 'l@alng IN gram e1ter o'clock IN
that no trading otter O'clock, other than in nro-
vieiona ahonIa ho raoo,,,ya5 No.. Nv
~. - n,n,aaas. ~ ~ ~ s,,,' .oevsu'o Noaeiy every
oa' aappoaeo 'nas 1hls was hn end TO tho matter
was again called to ordor by The seorotarv 1s s,a
submitted report OF the action taken T. WY ths
Direotora gnce tho vote ~ ar' anm Ssaea 9y the
ThIs report sot forth that nnoar ~ plusttnasay. ty
delegated to the Directors by thu r,,1ao s1y
doomod themselves ontitIed. an lera'nYa, as, sney
grant to auoh members ns dosirod It a cnii "
to allow such ca bnt. in doference tn the rn
cont yote Of tho Board anch tr.1ine ~ .no ra;s ~
would not be leaalizad The cr' Yoma ~ esIa ea,ta
n]ace TO-DAY a. o'olock. In IL. inrea he,i '"Ae
Tf,is annonnoement cs,aaI y craaf snrns,ao na.
oreat many Of the deaiers il rran W. n.oo ,,sa
n1otsa ara,nst tt,o mi avnros.od ~, Mho nau
hicbly indirnsnt hat the Diroetors shod ,1,r ns
an order 10 oppoeition to tho wahes ~ At1ne ms
inritv gcverel nronnsitions vara ,oe1e - .,.n.s
{ste cali on The nireotors to ras,en sna -
nrnnosed to cnmmnnl tbat the roams ha oinaa9 Io9
profnntlv at o'clook. Others thnnnht thet ~
rosuIt Of the action woud bo to canso n i,ras rns
, 1874-05-02
QUOTATIONS.
.tra Deeres-Gradod ateers, averaging J, 400

Extra DeeVes-Gfadoda ateers, averaging 400
fbe and 0y0r. ,.,.,...,.....,..,.,
Choice Dosves- Fine, fat, well formed Syear
to 8 year old nteers, averaging 1,300 to
,450 Observation-Disclosures. .........~........
Good Observation-Disclosures hnoly formed
y. :stoers. averaging 1,l60 to 1850 thd........
Medium 0rades-6teera In fair fcsh, avor-.
aging lilo TO 1850 Tbs.
Dufchera' 6tock-Oomfnon to fair steers,
and good to extra COWS, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 10 ! LOO lba. ...............
Stock 0attle-0ommon, cattlet IN dacellt
flesh, averaging 750 to 1850 1bs. ...........
Inferlor-Lg}t and thin COWS, hoifesp,
st1ga, bulls, and scalawag ateors. ....,.....
CAttIe-Te1as, corn-fed. ................,..
Catte-.-Te1as, winterod North. h......,...,...
Cnttle-Tnxaa. through droyaa.
l. CATTLE 1ALKS.
, 1874-05-02
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS easier 1t i. .e3@i.sa: '''' =
nEANB-dood to choice mediums Werc in request
e retail w, win light Offerings: Navies. hande
picked. I'D Per bn, s2lo@9Ao; modiums DO, s1.76@a.1o
D0rrEn Tho butter naasko. wnu quiet md weak.
Il necessary to Shade pracss in order to oeot salou
lack Of confidence IN tho permanence Of prices. Wo
oed Rsd,o 1ses ts as9dy S1 sS9o
Common conn % to ohoiee '9 ro,i, 2o@soo. " ' ~ N'3e1'0
single NV feature Tlsde continue. ~ qaiss. and
asHs Amer!san aee ooe 9rtes
sls ssiR as aa oa 81 'o os .scs,
BRo6M dohNThers VA no ohangs. Corn 6 Td
tsDs e III iii 4arS QaSsa s9s g
IN S445 isis;$f 9ssS sa'y
co. osns aos, ia' osSo asm spsa md 'te %R
ar fss s:aSsn S1ss e. e S tF3 RS5s:nS Ss Ssp e
IS s. S'sssss
preseod sl5.0o@35.0o; do oommon: slooo9i2.oo,
1s shSse to arrive IL small
able ss 1s@1sc; inferior grades are neglected and
ooAI-Rem.tna dull 1t weak prtces. In sott yaric-
t!sa no decided changes arc looked for, bnt an
sh51sss a nst g e an9ts
$3.50; Erin &nd Walnut Hill, 1850; Brooks, $500
plossb%ss. !seo9goo: Kirkland gEsto. s7.Oo; Hook
ooogERAaEifsaufassussa 1aas work ID IN uan.
ssles Sasas9ga gTa.ERy R1ss ssst s
rough g. g = Suafsd. t5sses
@sss ~shiy ssses raugS esMe 'S do
bucfcd, 3ss. .co@3eo0 nour atsvss, soo0lo 90; cir.
q s as; ,5;Ssdag S sas peF sst aous hooppoes
Eads-wsre less aotivs and eaaisr At l21S@1ao.
BhippeEs ers not buying. -, -.
fair bulaneas was accomplished at tho annexed prices.
No; white, ,nsl, t:brl s1oo@7; ;?5. No. do. ts7d@
ee s t N sste&'' No. NJ IT, ss9Ss
1;S5! u: sSoss slts, IL s2iss2s:: j. ss SaaS
@16o; Labrador hs1rng, rotSd pri, 7tdsso6; do.
esssnf GeisGs ri ill., ssasn K!
Fl FhGirs AND Nu7s-nalstns wore moving on a
addition to supplying consunptve wanta largo
speculative pnrehases we're made, and layers were
said to have bosn caused By unfaYorabo rsports con-
ccrnins the prospects Of tho new crops. Fga
aInn I hs drums f. nstsa ~ II
, w, ~ tJe.et
1ans iso1s sa:ss !s.aS
sttron. 31as2n: ioa1on neoi. 1Saaoe css1' tMgy11e'
Alden spnies 256s2so: New York extrss.. iss1n1ato
Siso; western do 2llaii h: soathern o Iaiz
ia pesehes parcd Sta9Gs: peaehes, h,iSs. GS@
i4LfaIbc. * trn;Ssa 1SESiat<n. II. noMS
a35s: rasnberres. 1otao na ohar1Ios aaao ~
u1sFi!terls. i7gl5Ko: almonds Tsrrsscas. ssS
3ronoba wainMta, new io@i7e irnzils iffgo
9@Iso: do sscond aMaity
'XaSsc. ~ 'a S''''' 's'N'' 'snAo'''' ps'nu's'
wing mi rces orannea Wars r nae nee
$3.50 per boX Mcssfns ofangos, III box, So, ,s0@foo
oir 10 choice apples, 3io0GS766 nor brl ou}yntod
:ranborres, in boxes, a S7.0JS7b bananas. s3oo@
'e9 Ref Sp9eA E!nssppiss pr a..
Tth bHt sght aesttons values Mons
he contrary tho general teadenoy sosmed to bo to
irmer aa.s. Tha ~. specially true Of cofrecs and
rho american Grocer says Of tho Nav York cofree
market: 80 i
, 1874-05-02
COMMERCIAL.

..... u..t FatnAx EVENING, May l.
Tho following wore the receipts and shipments
Of tho loading articles Of produce In Chicago
during. the past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date one yoar ago.
, 1874-05-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
.RR(VAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

E1rLANAT1oN OF REFERENCE MAnxs.-t sAturday.s
eepted. Sunday o1ccpteaA Monday excepted iAra
flTe Sunday st300 q. m. Daily.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL d GREAT WESTERN RstGRoa1s
Utnoe, Joo u Lake IT., aHd foot qf 7tesntt.sevnd.M
1est aMee. 81 Clark a.. soMtsaH soFnr u RandoiuM
aHa 10 Canal*sf.t ectnsr qf Madfton;
, 1874-05-02

PoTAToEs-peachtlous continue scarce and very
blowa has made ueoeassry for buyers to purchase
more freely Of mixed lota In order to supply their
tertally Posehbows, from k!ore .a59l 20 psr bn
mixed fots, N00@1o3: peachbown In oar.los, $1.a8
9iaa delivered carly ross, tl.lo@1 IL; ehia S1:1o