Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-12-18
NUMBER Is.

lowing homestead and presumption, settlers
whose crops were destroyed in "a to leave their
lands till May, 1876, without prejudice to their
rights; Senate bill appointing George Bancroft
to be one of the Board of Regents of the Smith
sonian Institute. "A resolution was adopted di-
rocting the arrest of r.. b. Irwin for contempt in
disobeying the summons of the Committee in
Ways and Means, who desired his Testimony of
the Pacific Mail subsidy investigation. Ad-
journed 0E flss1 X@3Tt8
In the Senate, on the 14th, the protest
of the colored men of Indiana against the recent
school decision of the Supreme Court of that
State was presented . A conference committee
was ordered on the bill to amend the Customs
and Internal Revenue laws "A bill was passed
authorizing the Land Commissioner to modify the
Homestead law in favor of grasshopper sufferers
....Messrs Cameron and sMcCreery were ap-
pointed as the Senate committee on the recep-
tion of King Kalakaua. Adjourned. ,@9
In the House, hills were introduced
for free banking and to retire legal-tender notes.
reducing letter postage to one cent for the relief
of the Southern States by compromise and the
settlement of their debts to repeal the law re-
quiring prepayment of newspaper POSTAGE; to
aid in the construction of a narrow-gauge rail-
road from tide-water to st. Louis aud Chicago;
making appropriations for lighthouses in Michi-
gan; for free banking land Il the. resumption
of specie payments. "A resolution directing
the appointment of select committee to inquire
into the +" safe-burglary" case was defeated for
the lack of a two-thirds affirmative ,vuteA "A
select committee of five was ordered to proceed to
VicKsburg and investigate the recent troubles.
Messrs. Orth, E. r. Hoar and Cox were appointed
as the House committee on the reception of King
Kaakaua. Adjourned.
rs ,,vr} -. ai nd c3 sG&Q
THE MARK ErS. t
aolEao- fe@s DEcEMBER IA, 1874
New YoEK.- Cottop-7142sG9l4s Fgo@sseeood
to choice, S5.05Qo5.75; white wheat extra, $3.50
6.25. Wheat-No. , Chicago 81 1,090110; No
Northwestern, $1.100t 10h; No. 2 Milwaukee
Spring. 81. .13GQ115 Rye--Western, 95Q9sc. BARLEY
Lard-139s s013Ac. CheeSe-121a 1a@15Ac.- Wool
Common to extra, 43@65c. Beeges-S1o.o00
ise as M0gsIpressed $50 s. sS sSS Ve
CHIoAeo -BeeUes-Choice, $5:5o@o.eo; good,
sfs seS'SeE STOCK s5So@s55 ss stock cattle 0 $50
@ $s sGssSs s%ssspGood sfSd TO choice .G 'hGff sc
Butter-Choice yellow, 316D38c Eggs-Fresh,
a4@25c. Pork--Mess, new $19.aO@i9.4Q; Lard
l44jS@lSS; 4j Western = Factory ., ,i5@5sHs: 555laEs
spring extra, $4O0a4.75. 'RhedP : Spring
oats--No. + 5le54l4c. Rge-.No 2, S4GS5c
Barley--No 2, $126@1.27. ,Wo0I-Tub-washed,
45057c; fleece, washed, 4OM47c; fleece, un-
@52.OO; second-clear, S46.Oo048.OO; com
mon boards, $11 .00@12,00; fencing 81 0001200;
"a" shingles. $3.00Q3.25 lath, S2.0OD2.25.
CINCINNATI FIoMr-S5, ,oO@5.bo; WAeato@-Red,
0ats-58 q &c. Barteg-$1. .S0Q1.35. P0r&-S19.62h
019.75. Lard-129s013c.
ST. LOUIS Cattte--Far to choice, S4.5005.50.
HoQS-Live, $6.75G07.1O. FEO@r-XX Fall, S4.70(O
4.80. Wheat-No. 2 Red Fall, 81 1.0914@1091a. Corn
No: 2 new, 69@7Oc. 0ets,No; 2, 514@5sc; Rys--
99cGD$100. B0rtey--No.2, 2, 81 .321aGD1.35. P0Tk-
Mess, $197502OOO LGrd-12A013c. l.t.l.
MnwAUKEE. -Fyour-spring Xxx, $525@5,50;
Whe0t-Spring, No. l, 91A@92c; No, 2, 68
@8856c Gogq-No. 2, 720721c. Odts-No. 2, 50
@52&c. Rye-No. /, 9b1a097c. Bartey-No. 2,
81 1.2S4 0D1 2SR
CLEvELAND-Wa Waedt-No.1 Red, $1.101S D1 11h;
No. 2 Red $1.05h@1.06. CO7n-New, 71h orc.
OGts--No. /, 57hGD58e
DETRorF-- WA0ot--sExtra. 81, Ism GDte-5lk. CoFrs
--741a@75c. OGtS-55W55hc.
TOLEDO Wheat-Amber Michigan, S1.08h@
log; No: 2 Red, $5.o74@loG74: co,n-Mixed,
BUFFALo.-B -Bee0es-S S430@5.75. Hogs Live,
$6.5007.50. Sheep-Live, $5.0O@5.25. @ tt
EAST LIBERTY.-Beeges-Best $6.000625;
medium, $4.75D5.00. HOgS-Yorkers, $4,000
gro; Philadelphia, $7.500760. SheeD-Best,
$47505.00; medium, $4o00475