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English sparrows have been
turned loose in Albany to kill off the
incoming caterpillars.

Cheese, iresa pickles. msekerel, hacon. fresh
sugar cured hams. venison hams, dried beef
oys,ers. fresh fish. cigars, ,obaeeo's, and every
thing complete. A full liae and everything
fresh 4; McCla,chy n Reynolds.
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New York, January 2S.-Cotton
nominal, sales 414; uplands 1863 (;
Orleans Ii is,
Atlanta, Jan. 2S.-Cotton weak
at l34ai3a.
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oriinary's uiiice, Jan. -. 1S1l.
William. Hunter applies TO me Ior exemp-
ton OF Personally and valnsliop and setting
apart Of Homestead, aud win pass upon the
same At NV ofiee in Canton Ga at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. ou.ihe 2d February. ls74
W X. II. Moss ordinery.
printers Fee So
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Georgia, Cobb County /:

Thirty days after date application will be
made TO the Court of Ordinary OF Cobb county
for leave to sell a part of the real estate Of II.
c. jackson, late of said county deceased This
January 9th, 1874.
u. w. ORR. Executor.
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Georgia, Cobb County !:

TO all whom it may concern Whereas,
Raphael Hirsch, Guardian of Sarah i. Hirsch
represents TO tue court by his petition duly filed
that he has settled with his said ward and asks
for letters of dsmission. This is therefore to
cite all persons concerned, TO show cause, If any
they can, why he should not be discharged from
said Guardianship and receive letters of dismis.
sion on the first Monday in March next. This
January eth, 1874.
II. NJ. IIAMMETT, Ord'y,
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DR.. RAILWAYS
PeFfectPulgatiVG&RGgullatiingP' i PHI

Derfectly tas cess elegantly coated with sweet gl
pnrre regulate. purity cleanse and strengthen Rad
~avs Pills for the all disorders OF the StoSeh
fiyer Bowre5s Kidneys Bladder. Nervous Diseases
ueadache Constipation Coslvsness Indigestion. DyS
- ia BiliansneSS Bocs Fever. in1Ammaaon Of The
kSres Piles and all arrangements OF TIE Internal
Visoers Warranted 10 szeei positive eRrs l,uEetT
YeSesAble, containing E,s-e1rss q de4sisFs
lev dosex OF RNDwATs PILLS VIII free NE sys-
tea from al the above aanea stydefS PRISE ; ~ls
rer Rox SUD 81 DRUGGISTS
RESn i ti-SS AND TsCA Send enc .ss ser
ssalss to KADHAI Z &c. As+ p warren y New
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A fine lot Of Bacon, Lard aud molasses are
offered at low cash prices to the farmers by
Leake and Hunt.
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Postponed Cherokee Sheriff Sale

Postponed Cherokee Sheriff Sale
WILL be sold before the Court House door
in the town OF Canton Cherokee County. Ga.
within the legal hoars CT sale on the first Tues
day in February 1o74. Lots Of land Nos. l36
and 137 in the 14;h di9;rici and I'd sec'ian If
said county. Levied on 10 satisfy two jus
iies- Court Fifsls from l09Sth District 6. Nj,
OF said county in favor Of J. K. Wesibrook rs
W. Wilson. Levied aid reiarred To- NE
by T A. White. l. c. Dec. Isl. 1873.
printers fee So
E.G. CRAWLING, Sheriff
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Georgia Cobb County +:

To all whom il may concern: Whereas
Mrs Susan Byrant, has applied to me for let
lers of Administration on the estate Of X. X
Bryant, late of said County deceased This is
therefore TO cite and admonish all parties in
terested, whether Kindred or Creditors, Ito
show cause il any they can within the time
prescribed by law, why letters should not be
granted the said applicant This January 9th
1874 III. NJ. HAMMETT. Ordinary
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Georgia, Cobb County /:

To all whom il may concern Whereas Mrs
Clotilda Green has applied to me Tor Letters Il
Administration on the Estate of Napoleon H.
Green, late of said county deceased These az
therefore to cite and admoni-h all pariirs iIrirt-
es;ed whether kindred or creditors, TO show
cause. ii any they can. within the time pres
cribed by law, why letters should rot be gran.
ted The said applicant This Dec "A. 1873.
II. II. Hammett, 0rd'y.
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A. w. DAVIS, Sh IA.
Georgia Cobb County:

To all whom il may concern; Thirty days
after date application will be made to the Court
Of Ordinary ofCobb County, for leave to sell
The real estate Of Mrs. - McCampbell late of
said county deceased. This January 9th 1874,
A. n. SIMPSON, Admir-.
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CABBAGE Cabbage. Cabbage. inst received
al McClaichy n Reynolds.
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Ir appearing TO the Court that the defend
ant resides wthon, the limits Of the State OF
Georgia II is therefore on melton OF counsel
Tor plaintiff. ordered by the Court that dsfend-
ant show cause on or by tie first day of the
next Term ofthis Court if any he has, why a
copy should hot be established in lieu OF said
lost original. and this rule be published ence a
month Tor three months, before the next term
Of this Cont. in the Marietta Journal.
\. b. KNIGHT. J. 5, {.
A true extract from tie minutes. January
lsth. lS74
GLENN CoWART. c. 5. C.
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FAMILY GROCERIES
Notice to Debtors AID Creditors.
Georgia. Cobb County:

Te all whom it may eoneeIn: WLerea- J :
Nichols has applied to me for Letters Of Admin
istraiios, ca tue Estaie Of Anna s Frazier. late
Of said county d-cessel These are therefore
10 cite a;.i '.,.Hionish ali parties interested,
whether kindred or creditors 10 show eanse. !.
any they have, within the time prescribed by
Law. why letters should not be granted to said
applicant. This Dec, p. ls73.
II. VI. Hammett. 0rd'y.
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Pickens Sheriff Sale.

WILL be sold before the Court house door
III Jasper, Pickens County. Ga, on the first
TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT,
asa, within legal hours Of sale, Lqt Of land
No. e60, in the 18th District ID SECTION Of said
county, by virtue of fla issued from Jusi,
ces Court OF 1036th District. G. NJ, III favor Of
George Tumberlin VS. a. Weller and II g.
Allen and john Russell Eudorsers Levied or
as the property of defendant Levy made and
returned to me by John Taylor, l.. G. Ti-
December 10Th, 1873
A. w. DAVIS. Sheriff.
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JOSIAH G. IIAlY, )Applica,ion to establish
vs. Lost Deed in PieksEs
ANDERSON DOVER lsuperior Court, Scptem-
Der Term. 1873:
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Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and WEIGHT is Seen and Felt.

Every drop OF tho SAitSAPARILLIAA RES0L-
VENT commune through the Blood, Sweat Urine,
and other Fluids and juices of the system the vgor Of
life for it repairs the wastes Of the body with and
0landular disease Ulcers IN the throat, Mouth, TU-
mOrs Nndesin the Glands anal other parts Of the system,
Sore Eyes Srumor0us discharges from the Ears, and
the worst forms OF skin diseases, Eruptons. Fever
Acne, Black Spots Worms in the Flesh. TunioTs Can
GERS In the Womb and all weakening and painful dis.
charges Night Swests Loss Of Sperm and all wastes of
the life principle within the curative range Of this
wonder of Modern Chemistry, and few days use viii
broyer Gay person slag tfor either of these forms OF
disease its potent pe ger ~ cure Them
1.-THE patient, daily becoming rSduccd by tho NaStes
and decomposition thar Is continually progressing, sue
with new material n,aac fran healthy blood-and this
the SARSAPARILLlsA.s will and does secured care
Is certain; for when F, ths remedy commences its
work OF publication sEccccdS.in Diminishing the
ths patient vii feel craving better and stronger,
the food dgesting better -fpssle improving aud neSh
and weight increasing,
Not only docs the SsG>4r4RiLttAS kESaLyKNr excel
all known reiiia agents IN he cure Of Chronic scro-
iaiors CONSTITUTIONAL ard SKIN diseases; bat ii is lie
only positive care for
Kidney ec Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb disease Gravel Diabetes propsy.
soppage o. Water IHcontinence Of Urine BrishtS Dis
aase, AibEmnuria. and in AL eases where there are
rlsk spsaiS se water Is thick. cloudy mixed
in like he white Of threads ike
white SIX ~ there Is nlerhii aark hags ap.ear-
pzickg banning sensation when pSssiils water, anu
rain ia the Sanal u the 8sek and alons the Loins
Tunsof' CT II Years Groicth
Cared by Rt;dirdy's Resolrent.
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VKTlLL be sold before the Court House door
w in the City of Marietta, Cobb County,
ia. on the fist
, 1874-06-08
%. $3.50 do. roofing. 1412o TO- s12oo; do. 2ozaa'

q: *1a.to; do. roofing. 1A12o TO- sl2oo; d. 2o1aa
$ls E, .sEs rs-5srge 20 co. % email! a s1e' bar ''s
LsAp1ns' 7o; baf, sha0o; lend rspe' S@''' cut
y AGIsr ziso-ru o..ts 100, less quantity, 1oxo;
i; sassT inos mo. IT, % rates Russia iron,
ratss Ss;vss,sae iassSo ass.s ,3d Ia ~ s
g. s;s2e Ssi ssn { .ae s5 hs III . 1'
!; &; #! I: iii s
NA1lsWer fairly sctlve .nd r,n y. tho rates given.
239yod, per kes, $s7s net sd and Sd d. @ do,
st9: "a DO, ASo: % do, 1925; Sd do, nne' sd.7'
;3NAvAI sTonEs-were steady under moderate
% i4isa fsRs sp saah L aSsa l. '1s SS
ssSet sa H. H.: ;sss5 sssss5: ss:a 9s 'ssSss' s.:
rops 4 ssa Sc s
!s.9s sas st';a CT: isess
1ais sos rpera, fla neasloot as se o s1is;
pure, si.1o; do extra, aoo do Np: i, s6o !; bank
s:
xoro ie.s I'm, nd ssi 0s a IT, Sa asvs1ed eao's
ttons posohbions In carlots, 81 2o@l s0 mixed and
ss4s @ ss5S @{s.a o, 'fS on
PoGITKY-Chickcna woro iu fs.r local rcqucAt, and
hrm Ut advance. Turkeys Anll at 10o The ofror-
ingu Of poultry were small: Turkeys, i've 100: chick
ssl ~ se''es s,'eseV' large
BEEDs--Wcre gulst and easy. Timothy WAS quoted
At 200s27o; clover at $ .9oa6 mammoth, 20 %;
far. t3.Co Hungarian, 4q@5oo milct, 4o@too. saies
It aG5 Oses miilst At 400; io6 aga buokwheat at
aALT-Waa active and steady at tho prices follow
tngt onondaga and Saginaw, ane, SLID; Canada,
DO, $1.So; ordinary coafHe. $1.a0: coarse diamond.
dnity with bugs, @s.ooa4eo Ashton dairy. pez sack.
TESs~iho to. trade vas ACTIVE, with prices
on as 10 'G ans soiS I'D
/ hyson, Go665o; common inporial, 4e@G0o: good
| 70 choice do. 9sc@$l:os; fair 70 good gnnpow-
Moyt,no. S135@14o; choice 70 extra now Japan, GOO
| @4l.o0 common To good do, 65@71c: fair to good
old, 60ea10o; comunn DO coloret nhtnra.oef
Japan, o9990o; common to e O0long, 96t5 i5o; good
b5@G5c 'ohoica to o1trs, S5c{9$1.00.
| T0DACCO-We quote: ::
FINE Cur-E1tra, 7s@sso; choice, 6o@o5o; medium,
| eo@b6c; poor to common, 35@45c.
| r1uo-Neturai isAf. 75@aoo; half bright. oa@7oo
| black, sound, {5G960c.
Is saoxlsa3dSs5 = = choice, ss@sso; medium, 2sa
WOOD-Remainh arm ut tho quotations following
psesh *7so; MAPLE $3.50 hickory, $3.50; slabs $500
WOoL-The reccspts continue Light aud tho market
quiet. The following prtces arc obtained fer small
Primo tnb-washed. .489b2o
Poor 10 good tub washed .40@47c
Prime and medium washed 1ecco.. 40
Fine heavy to light nuwnshed. .2S92oc
Medium 10 coasre unwasGel. .2BG8 Sac
Unmcrchnnsble and bury wool. .t@1oo less
, 1874-06-08
REAL ESTATE.

RAILROAD LAND BALES.
The Iowa Nai!rond Land Company report
sales for May Of 224 farms, comprising TO-.
410 18-lo0 acres. and Including 81 town lois, tor
An aggregate OF st49, 1878.
ThoBe lands are exclusively of tho grants nade
to tho iowa lines Of the Chicago 4 Northwestern
and illinois Central Railways, nll located In tha
middle region OF Western Iowa.
LAKE VIEW.
1saal estate Hales In Lake Wow recorded dur
Ing the mouth of May were double In value those
recorded in April, amounting to s800t250. These
wcEe distributed AZ follows:
No. No. Cbnsid-
saNs. .rFaHtU. Grafton.
Iiavenswood. :.......". 1850 1880
Western subdivisions. O. 1859 tl,700
, 1874-06-08
MONEY AND COM ERCE.
FINANCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, June g.
Ths week opened with noticeable improve
n,.,,t IL +hA ,,.oar,,,u NJ hns,ueBB. md OIL it,
laoe. .. - H. w.. ,.,p.,a ~, ,a.nu }ut hau closed
ouiotiy. s - ' ~
Tho shipment of produce from tho country ~ ~.
vova croatoa sono actiyity III brenoas. Inns
"tss. ,aa ,,ao,, folt during tic weos; tho opan'
] ,nn ~, ' navIration has fonowed tl.o dotnand for
labor III tho coal, lumber, anu Hh'p sN 4,,ot
elevators the largo amount of e"1ta'''s ,a. Ia"
w. oo,,o into Tia country has quick
I've o0no Az, ',ro,,osos Of tho farmers
ened tho pulshaao,n ,,ua had 10 ronicnish
the country dcalofs "nse ,.io ,,,orohnrts who
their atocks from tho wholeaa'o '.,,n,1or n,
nonacoucntly report tho receipt OF nu"'pet Va
s.n..,,, arjora ;" tho weather Inns helped tho
,,.v s' rsta1 trade but 1t tB still dull These oaus
stimulated t,aav, "n na,,sf .,at Co,,uroap would
was promoted by the uo"sl '".s ssI lug T., .,,,
ad,o,1,n soon Without having s"ssee"oa 49, "nS
Of ite intlAtlonbt schemes. Ala, ,,rp,,,o,, rama
The Prosdents iottof t anc. T 'Iv trao ono way or
too lato Ill tno "eoh ~ n'.uSs " ,,oofinnci him
tho other. Except that SONY .!ueq.,; y, t,.;a vnv
rroprioy OK expfosaona u upill.uan =! t..,nsa ~
from. the Chlei ESeeNss NV ,s aIotaa n vostcrlay
have tho approval OF our beas bankers oo OF
Two OF tho most consoIsavv ranoai ~ t],a
years notice Oh tho paofoheo ,nrrisa nsrIi n,nnthu
Legal-Tc5er aot u n,''noen'. e no.Svra nf ali
pass raplaly. ana t,aa,. nS s,t ynlne
contracts and tne oa1,s ~ ,v.. " erurod lint
WAS TO be changed 50 nuu1,' mat rcault. Who
great confusion anu @asm ~ o .,on,cJ II must bo
tho force o. tnls cnnnus ~ ~ snrjoua aid dav
rcmcmhorca TINT there arc 1;t Iptton' ~ bnn,o and
losscs to public ana pilVn.J; ;'atc ;ntcrasts from
abroad, and puoiio ahn H..vnsa nsa and cnmnisory
standard 10 endure tbs for year - muS n3,o,oo ~
ia Ct Dese enoce Of erho. Thnso ee as not yoare-
Will 10 OF tue !east: un3,,o ~" oiyc,, whom tho
rot eySn t - = m9ns1 no ,sas ama' rossnn' e''
aG1 WE Rnes9@ ~, ,, t,o otornalDa
While noafly III nGnss' Gan =. ri,,a tho Treasury
ton OF tfes!asnt stanIsr5 m ma ernects It to
back to tho specie stahas.a ~ wv ~ t,a,nnaa for
prodnco ahS'namB ps'1 ~ IN tba fuure to
lie rfeeeht 1hete 20 ....f th.,urera IL .dvaun,
, 1874-06-08

Wheat WIS leaB active, md irregular at an
average advanoe:of a@4c por bu., The markot
this month till near the close, there being fair
speculative demand, with not much ofored,
wAilo shippers wnro atarcely Able to operate.
The July option was active at timos but reluct-
market seemed to be principally sustained By
"home talent though there was some reason
for strength in the e1peoted falling of in ro-
ceiptB and the. ru,uored havoo in him
HSes yetsoo Shess a.. eae aaoe5 5' 5 as Rps
wheat, but heayy on lots to arrive, and the last
parties here. Tie Britlsh weakness On futarea
transfer Of tle Continental demand from Great
Britain to the United States direct. The exports
from Now York last week were lnrge. Tho
weather OF tho past day or two promises we'll for
Sus sssp ts snS 9os E not :, it se Is ass s as nsl
tho early part Of tho day. and
this run up prices but On receipt Of tie East
orn nows the demand fell on, md there was
sold 1t !s1.1s9l, dec1tnod to s1;1s156, rose g
Seller the month. or cash No. 2 sprtlg, sold at
el.loA@1; ;2oA eloya'eg ct tho inside; Seller
Asf s e ss' &C. ss @ s splas sas 'ss sssod s It
s1,2a, No. q do At s1,14@1,141]l, aud rejected
do 1t sl.0l5. Northweatofn wheat was
in FUR domand, but closed weak at
s1.2A1d for No. !, and s1.22 Tor No; 2.
spring At u. .a211 500 bu DO a. #1:927l; 10000
blu No. q spring at e1.20H $4,000 Gu do at
$1loH 10 400 bu No. 9 npring at s1.16; 9.4oo
bu rejected spring at s1.05; 400 bu No. !
s1.24k; 1000 bu No. 2 do at 81 .23 1900 bu do
at S1.221G 300 bu do at el.2211{., Total, 10o,-
GOO bu.
Corn WAS again active aud averaged 80 per
first half Of the sesa.on, owing 10 continued
desire on tho part Of tho short intorost to fill in,
tue Eastern nowa being also regarded 81 favor
able to full prices. rhore was alao good de-
mana for alipmont, though tho engagements Of
owing probably 10 the comparative scarcity Of
freight.room. The market recedoa }4o, after
Now York was quoted easier, weakening
about the Hame por cont ~ Hleat,
, 1874-06-08
1874. | 1873.

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city
consumption: 704 bu wheat; 718 bu corn GIT
hu oats 1858 bu barley. Withdrawn for do
during the paHt week: 4,454 bu wheat; 1870
bu corn: 5,942 bu oats; GIG bu rye; 1860 bu
barley.
Tho following grain has been inspected into
store this morning up TO 10 O'Clock: 27o cars
whoat; 4os cars corn $4,000 bu No. 3, 1900 bau'
rejected. and 1900 bu no grade do. by canal 50
cars), $4,000 bu. Inspected out /: 100, ,59g bu
whoat; 3G8, 8,0l1 bu corn; q, ,204 bu oats TIA bu
rye; $50 bu barley.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of breadstuffB and live stock at this point durug
the past week, aud for tho corresponding weeks
ent1iuu do tti.
, 1874-06-08
3nder , tho CHANGED aspoot Of tho

nese.l ,s.tie. S sn''9sa is ssnest nontssorsy ts '
hotTithMstanding q the forward p1oyomont o. corn RI
ne s 0 ssSSs ayi to e
daily bulotin Of tho Board Of .rndo) that thoro
y scarcely any decrease Of our stooks in store
Seller 5nly oponoa at 57o, reeodo H., 70 ~ a.. a.,
soss sss? an ea a'spa soS 4 t. es
s01; and so1lor Boptemlier at GOO. oasl,
No. q cloaoa at 67ho;, higll mixed sa;e
Cash ssSs wore aeper.od esa Is'e?;s q pa ~ high
I'd at 681lo; $4,000 bu do at 68o +, 17.i00 bu do
at 67s4oi 1900 bu No. 2 at 60c; 1000 bn do
At 57No; 404oo bu DO at 57qlo; 81. 200 b., do at
S Do Do 4 aSso sSS BIZ S' % 20 It It
ba a'}es!sd se Il 5s a. LOO seoS At
too 400 bn By sample at 65e 400 bu at &c
400 hn oar at 60. Total, 817, 600 bu.
Oats wero 1oss acttve, aud rather weak at tho
strong, but easing of much sooner than whoat
and corn. unlor moro liberal offerings, both Of
snsn sas os srea and opt oo% % 9s VII ] ofs
soller tho month, or caah No. 2, aod at 45}f@
400. aud seller July Ut t4256@43Ao, both clos{ng
with buyors At tho inside. Seller August was
Gnh sses 81 stsS d 5 Ges'S Sa No. % i q
4599o; 1000 bu do 1T 45}5o; 1900 bu re1eoled at
43o; 2u0 bu do ut 42o; 600 tn by SAMPLE, white,
at o1o; 600 bu do at 60c; GOO bu DO at 400; 600
bu do at 46o 1900 bu do mixcd at 40; 600 bu do
at 46o; 600 blu do white ut 5115o; 1,200 BIZ do at
Goo 600 bu do at 49>1o; .1,260 bu at 400; GOO bu
do at 48o; 600 bu mi1od at 48c, FREQ OH board.
Total, t., 400 bu.
Hye was dull and weak, the market declining
2@>3o por bu, though only few oar-lotB were
offered for sale. 1he stook is slowly lnoroaaing,
and there il very lttlo demand from any aourco.
The market closed at 8G@87o for No. 3. SaloH
were limited to 400 bu No. 2 nt 800 {; 400 bu do
Ct $50 900 bu do at BIO; aud 400 bu do at 8Gc.
Total, 900 bu.
Barley was dull and irregular, No. was quoted
weak 1t &tB0GD1.40 for cash. aud 4t.0091, 10 for
new, seller September. No. 8 was stentlior, uudor
. light demand, at e1.00GD1.05, tho outside in
tho Northwestern. Rejected sold at Bt@85o.
Tho season Is over, and probably not enough
will bo done in this market to publish cloao
quotations for several woeks to como.
0aah sales wore reported of 400 bu No, 8 at
e1.06; 400 bu rejected at 85o; 400 bu do ut B2o
400 bu do st B1o: 100 bn by sample ut $1.15; zoe
hu do at et.06; 200 hu do at Sl>00; 100 bu do at
TOO. Total, 2,400 bu. .
COMMERCE. AND NAVIGATION.
Monthly Report No. 8 Of the Buronu OF Sta
tBstcs ia in prons. It contains an account OF ot1r
foreign lade for the month ended Fob. 28, 1874
and the sight months ondod tho sau,e, compared
With the corresponding periods OF 1878. Tilt
Chief Of tho Bureau furnishes the following
BypCnAH
, 1874-06-08

A. meeting of gontleuon interested In tho
formation OF q Merchants Exchange was bold
last evening, and wns adjourned to Monday
evening, at tho Palmer HoliHa, a8 noted in our
local columns. The movement promises to be
q successful one as many Of our most prominent
oitizana lave toiuod it already.
The Produce Exchange to-day received dis
patches from New York quoting CHOICE Western
butter firm at 1ao decline, 24P2oo. Common to
good do accommodating mud dull, quoted allow ut
1G@29o. Cheese firm at 18@l416o. Eggs steady
aud quiet at 14@lGo.- -
A paper WAS signed to-day by many Of the
members Of the Produce Exchange, naliug tho
Illinois Central authoritics to commence the dis
tributton Of fruit, etc from their trains lu this
city at O'Clock In the morning. Such q change
would be great accommodation to the trade,
Il Ii rumorod that some Of our packers In
overhanlipg their pork, IL usual at this seaaon,
arc taking out all oyor 200 iha. Tho reason
given aome time ago, for peraiHting iu packing
only 190 fhs Of green meat into tho barrpl waa that
by doing 10 they would prevent this very thing,
By removing the temptation. Can these people,
then, be tempted by loss than the dealerB Of
other oltleH or WAS tho reason only an artificial
on02
The exports from New York for the wook end
!ag last TAurs1ay oyoning include II, 200 brla
-four, ,2s0. 600 bu wheat, and goa, 800 bu corn.
Ihla IL large movement, and it Is partially &C.
counted Tor by the fact that buyers for the Con-
t!nent ol Europe hre now purchasing direct from
tna United states, instead Of taking thotr grain
The loading Produce markets were oasier to-
, 1874-06-08
MARlfETB M TE1EGHArH.


LryKnrooL, Juno 0.-Whcat. nrmer. Bprtns, foa
11d9lls a.. Cargoes OF coast vory heavy, No. 4
Corn quiet; cargoes off coast very heavy it s0s.
hot aud forcing. EuslAh country masketa generally
i 1. n-FIoi,r, a7a. Winter wheat. 12s@l2e "a ;
srrins los sd@l1s a. whitc. l2a ed@12s Cd otubs'
LonpoN. Juno 0.-conBo1s for money, o2k9s1H Acs
count, osN oou ''1os!1i o7s. 1Io4; lo,4os. 1o4ht
spot, az; aaoa, 2ss Cd; nnseed on 2sa ad@2ss Cd
turrentinc, 2as Cd.
L1yEnrooL, juno G.-Cotton quiet snd unchAngedS
mi!i.lng UPLAND, stf@ahd; m!ddng Orleans, AKA.
Sales, lv0oo baeh; american, $500 bales; spcoulh-t
ttou aud export, LOCO bales.
Breadstuas atcady md unchanged. Dcef, oAs.
, 1874-06-08

LATE9T.
New YonK, June 8.-Muney easy 10 tho cloHo
at 1908 per cont on call.
Foregu exchange left of quiet at 487tG for
bankern' G0-days sterling, aud 490@4o0I for
demand.
Gold opened at 111s6. doo]ined to 11O56, aud
closed ut 110ti. Hates paid for carrying 2, !,
TX, and finally | poi: cc.t. Towards tha close
loans were made HAT. Cloa1auces, s92, ,448 000.,
The Assistant Treasurer paid out during the
week 81 ,22l 900, and received from customs 82,-
B12000 Imports for the weok: Dry-goods,
s1,32BG00; merchandise, 60, ,938, ,72l. Speclo'
shipments were: American gold, a1,790. .106
foreign, $4,000. gold bars. 1914 ,0s1; !; silver
bars, 5183, 625; silyer coin, coy. 1851.
Governments active aud weak.
Stnte bonds quiet aud dull.
The decline in tho stock market th!a morning.
which WIS ut tue timo currently attributed joint
ly to the publication OF the Presidents MONO
rauda Oh tho finances and extensive negotia-
tions Of loans in, London. wasa in tho
afternoon recovered, anu during tho
closing hours tho improvement became
quite marked, ranging from the lowest point to
L{01A per cent III tue entire list. During tho
nay there wero sold 5000 shareB Of Western
Union, 1860 Pacific Mail, 5000 Central, 1t, 600
Lake Shore, II, 600 Union Pacific 4,000 North
western, and 1000 Toledo l. Wabash.
The weekly bank statement IN as follows /:
Loans. decrease. 1861 800 specie. deereaAs,
61,135.900; legal-tenderH, increase, $434, 100 !;
deposits, decrease. S49l, 900; circulation, in
crease, $30, 500; reserve, decrease $557, ,575.