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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
The Clinton Bridge MONOPOLY

There will be considerable controversy
in Congress in regard to the Clinton Bridge
Monopoly. Elk Congressman Nandever,o of
Dubuque, in his argument to Congress in
behalf of the Iowa petitioners for the open
ing of the Northwestern monopoly bridge,
at Clinton, to all the railroads leading to
that structure, thus sums up the case
This bridge spans a great navigable
river, which forms the boundary between
co termnous States. In Congress alone
is vested the power to authorize and regu-
late the construction Of bridges across this
stream A bridge has been built at Gin
ton IN contempt of the authority OF Con-
gress but afterwards legalized. 4 gen
eral rule Incorporated into every act for
the construction Of bridges across this rlv-
er requires them to be open to all trains
of all railroads leading thereto. The Gin
ton bridge claims exemption from the op
Grafton of this rule, and seeks to take ad
vantage of its own original wrong, because
Congress did not re- enact this rule whel
it established the Clinton bridge as pos
route
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
CIR 9 ailg Arsns.
independent IN Everything.
INDEPENDENT STATE CoNvEN-
.. s... TToN. e

The farmers, mechanics, and other la
boring men, as well as other citizens of IL
linois, who believe, as declared by the
State Farmers Association, at Decatur,
on the 18th day of December, 1873, that
through the departure from the primary
principles of our government, as promuis
gated by its founders, and through the inl-
prudent exercise Of the highest preroga
tive of the freeman, the right of suffrage, !
we, the farmers of Illinois, as well as 9th |
er industrial classes, have, by their past
action, acquiesced ia system Of class leg
islation which makes the great majority
slavishly subservient to a minority; that
this condition is clearly traceable to the
! fostering protection which has been &C
corded by our legislative bodies, both state
and national, to the financial, mechanical,
manufacturing, and transporting interests
enabling them to accumulate an undue
proportion of the national wealth, and en-
couraging them in the exercise of the cor
rupting influences which have become as
ISOLATED with our legislative system that
the preservation of our national life impor-
tunately demands that all American voters
shall attend with care all preliminary NOM
nations and elections. so as to insure the
election of competent and honest men to
all Offices In the gift OF the people; that
the recent record of the old political par
ties of the country is such as to forfeit the
confdenceand respect of the people; and
: that we are, therefore. freed from all allie
glance to them, and should act no longer
> with them and counties are hereby lnvlt-
ed to send delegates in the proportion OF
lone delegate to every 5000 inhabitants and
fraction exceeding half that number, un
der the census OF 1870, to a convention tG
I be held at the
r STATE HOUSE in SPRINGFIELD, on WED
, NEsDAY JUNE 10th.
e. for the purpose of nominating candidate
ID for State Treasurer and Superintendent Q
IT. Public Instruction, and the transaction o
such other business as may be brought be
fore the convention.
In each county where County Farmers
]. Association exists, the President OF sue
~ Association is requested to lmmedlatei
call county convention OF delegates frol
the various townships or precincts,on sue
- other basis as, after consultation, he ma
find most expedient, of the farmer
mechanics, laboring men and other either
of said county, in sympathy with the opll
80 ions expressed in this call and such CO
bs vention is requested to appoint delegat
ent to the state convention, to take such 9th
action as may be necessary to perfect Il
"A organization, and nominate and elect the
lP' candidates.
y In each county where County Farmer
EY Association does not exist, the vice pre-
dent for that district of the State Far
ers Association Is requested, IN conjunctl
n and consultation with the officers of t
\ industrial organizations of that county,
III, call convention in like manner, for Ii
purposes, as aforesaid.
This gives Rock Island county six de
rates
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26

dress wholesale Depots, 81 White street, New
York; sol Race street, Philadelphia 3-7d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26

(L.ATE sHERMAN,)5
CHICAGO,

This frst-class Hotel, corner of Madison and
Clinton sts one block from joint Depots of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St Paul Chicago g. Alton. and
Pittsburgh & Fl Wayne Railroads. The House is
commodious and elegantly furnished, with beauti-
fu suits of rooms. baths, etc. z 9s9a
The Best Sc so per day House on the Continent.
j. F. CHAPMAN, Proprietor,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD LoITA BusILE.

DIPLOMA AWARDED
BIT THE AMERICAN IN
sTIFUTE each year. A.
W. Thomas, Patentee
and Manufacturer, for
the Lightest. Strong
est and most comfort
able B ustl ct b e
Standard Lotta-that
can be w,rn. Sizes
tn snit pverv afyle of
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26

Patented Nov. 1st. 1870, by ]. W. SMITH.
Sold in Rock Island by Jonas Bear, Boston Bazaar
and Walker * Dodge.
This suspcnder Is continuous from one buckle 10
the other A peculiar turn j. made with the web
hing which obvltes the necessity of sewing thus re-
moving the possibility of its becoming dlsconnect-
ed by use il Is made OF the best mat, rial and Is
much serviceable than the usual style OF sus-
pender. Made by
BAY STATE SUSPENDER CO,
oosd1v Knecland St, Boston.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26

DR.. sharp SPECIFIC cures Dyspepsia, Liver Com
pIaint Constipation. Vomiting of Food: Sour ssom
ach Water Brash, Heartburn Low Spirlts, &C. II
thirty-fye years never failing to cure he most op
stinate cases. Sold by druggists generally. Depot
145 Eighth street, New York. Circulars maileo Oh
application. Sold by Eh-n Kehier- III 3d6Weih
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. a Dauphine ST.,
NEW ORLEANS Sept. ~, 1919.
CAPT TRYON j, " WOODWARD,

NEW ORPHANS sept. -, 1870
Capt TRYON j, " O0DWARD,
Agent Maguire's Medicines.
No IS Magazine Street:
PATTERNED SfR:-From a Keeling of heartfelt graf
itude. and general sense OF dn'y, am ptompseo
voluntary and brief statement OF my past ana pres
ent state of health. CyNDRAKeo LIVER AND BLooD
RITTEgs AND SARsAPARILLA TONIC. MY health Tor
years has been bad, but from the commencement OF
This wear rapidly declined, forcing me to abandon
All character Of business; and upon becoming CON
pletely paralyzed In my right arm and with my
whole right side threatened, became helpless ahe
hopeless indeed, though attended upon by the most
skfllful physicians of this and other states ana
cities with benefit; and, in fact my Own nneot
cal knowledge forces me to realize ,ns l nisee soon
with me / would shortly DIE, anu ma MAJ IN most
earthly arrangement accordingly, shen y mos a
nroyideutial circumstance / was aiFecteo 70 anu
Pio . 49, ahant a month ago, and, from yo1f gen.
49,, s,ns nv was induced ito crafty yon, Duf
sI ,.a bane or confidence of benefit to myself
~ - the Cundurango; and TO my utmost aston
oniy and qualification, am now almost entirely
Isn.lrad 10 perfect health and that By the use OF
70 On. hottie of the CUEDuRASGo- LIVER AND
! BLOOD BITTERs and sARsAPARlLiA TONIC. ! ieei;
inS.ed a renewed and resuFreeted man, and VIII
over NV dear sir, he grateful in my remembrance
Of YOU for the kind interest and generous sympathy
,hown me in my wretehed helplessness and am an
G onvinced that to the use OF Cunderango any "a
Vi ne Providence through you, am indebted Iok
new lease OF life. .A,;..
From ! sense of duty, let me ask that pannsas-
ton OF NV case be made; and by my napps eApe. 8.
ence none nee despair and that throngn Foai NJ
tho use ~ (,nnd, rrango they may also ma reael
and restoration 10 health, when even h9pe nssr
has fed WITH resp>eet ana gI naN IN d.
yours truly, etc. tt ORLEANS. Sept "A. 1873.
wa.h.aaxs;nsd b. ing personally acquainted
With Dr Ingan. eheerfuiiy certify lnal ans asos'
statement is true and corree. fss AiLfpIsTER
/ pAN,L HICEAk.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-26
l2IllH|5

WARRANT ONE BOTTLE : REnpEoT euRE n
tn. WORST FORMS of Piles, two to hye bottles IN
CANCER. CATARRH KaDEEY DISEASES, and all dis
eases of the skin, and the greatest Blood Purinef
ever discovered. Entirely vegetable. requestai
to send me and take back their money ~ al
cases OF failure. None for Is years II. D.FoWLE,
Chemist, Boston, and Montreal Sold throughout
ishing cures. -
, 1874-12-01

METALS AND TINNl;1,s' sToOK--Trads Is fatr
responso ies n9 to al Sco y zs d
very scarce, hence tho lirnlness. Quotations:
% I r51G e. S1a 191 In o. a rs II
R,a T.s-9srgo a, sse en- sna!' 20 20; bar, 800.
cut do, sHtaoc.
snEEr zrsc-Full casks. lo15c; iess quantity, lie;
alal's, SIG.
Inclusive Soe; DO No. sssinsd 100; american Russia
,Sy i T. & 81 7ts 11sss !, t a. Iii
u. lSa 70 sOs; full puutea, IS per cent discount;
NAiLsE&cro tu moderate demand ut *ocax as tho
:i.oo I'll 10. sia5; si 10, s. 80; "a do, S5.s5; 81
o f St e a i
Nana rope, Y IL. 14HMl6tGc slsal ropo, U lh ll4
e'1s E. s;'p S.a sas'sss sssa r5pe iss oasn
s!s Sogcs %; rtts = ss TSeoao00 tar y
U1Ls-La,, carbon lilstcu md wllalo were q1totcl
nr,n while turpentlne aud aAust ohcs oils wsro easy
business far for the acaso. Wa repeat i!st
IIi!nols jsgu! test, 1to &c., 140s14Ne; DO lea!-
% ~ aeE iSlgsi NJ 3 81, ents nsse Tins, r.w IT, S
s.ao; neatsfoes o!l, strictly pnre slo5 do, ext,a,
phnnt oil, DOC; punb4uo oil, 75o; turpen.ine, 4aa
i1o; nar'!tha, % gravity, 15@l55c nsphsha. eo'u-
TorATUEg-Cnolcs offerings were firm. Tho re.
ce,ps wersltght and tho tra.l,nE chcay from store.
Thu cIosg OF navigation w noccsstsAte tho bringing
Of EABter rtock by rail at Ill elsnnen coat OF tras-
,nrat!on tercaf,er, ltnce dcalers handling Eastern
stock anticipate alyancO Weatorn ts soay Ut 1000
TaouITnY AND aAME-pau1try was dill and
| weak. Tho offerings were liberal. aano WIS in
edatsi ea 4os sJf eictsns dressed @ aoSss dcks s,cO
al 10; gcesc dressed, g. .uan u.yu; Iratrc cckons,
s3.aO@4 10; aaasrd ducks, sa5oeSa75; quail, Sioo;
t,4orn nnnf1Itln
'eai EEEbSMrite masEot was quiet and nrnn. There
WIS light speculative tlelnn1d, but tho oicsinga wero
tIux Waa rn ut $l,8atai9D. Ol!iur Boeda wore iuuc
tisu a,, nominal hsles; y haas tr timothy at s2.oo;
ags clover IT. ~ aa ta at ILL., VI ZIP ~ nm ri,
Co. and 100 per br tho change to take eiscst to.
morrow. Quuatiaua asa c!sangat accordnGly: Onoa-
DUN and nan4T me; ,ts sS5 Uam1d" n 49, 3U
Daas s3.do; Asl,to. dairy. per saek st.uo@4 .as.
TEAs-Grsuu tess NJ dsi! aud weak: Japallo con.
common 10 fir a5r4Bc do Gon, 65dBGac; do elloca
extra its nacSlo conon to % ,o n a, yson hb
0bGGsslUh; fair to good gnnpowtsor, 7oOs5G eao!co
rluyslloy, sluoeDl.lo; extra Atoyane 3l.auGSl.3a
cAofco to cttra nom Japap. oocGSs ~: co1n,non to
do .54}lau cnlnoA to huo 0olan3 13GS4ao; good, t5
4 t9d5a: choice to extra. H5edsSl ~.
I TuDAtN,O-Thn toacen trate was moderately active,
nNI tic en!rsp OF prices continues In EoGrs tHYpr:
| F1ME CuT--Ixlra, 9uG3u3nt Chuice, 70t776a: Medl-
uu, 6sad:s common tofas. 4aqsaao: poos to con1-
III riui-Sat,sral leaf, soassp half bright. e1g7oa;
blacL, ao,ltl, aoRsao common black. dtGs&7c.
Aunx1aa-duu4 to uhoicc, aaa3oo, useaInmt af@
a2s; coR'1on assoos; o,, =, r.r,o,,,v oroto,
nesch, s7:oo67soi maple. ssooSs'o' hickory, 5000
alaAs, $50.
, 1874-12-01
CHICAGO pLll,i AANEET.

MonnAY EVENING, Nov, 30, =
AI.CQ1iOI4-Was lower, III sympathy with hEhwlneA.
BUTT'l:lt-stea.ily fair acvityis apparent in tho
huser ,narkol. shppcra AZ we'll aa the loeul trade
wcre ordering frcely ut fully tho prices current last
wtek, all We continue 10 qloIc tho aeet firm as fol-
guua grades 250sase; inferior 10 cum,aou, l9GS2lu:
common to clulcs roll, 25li31c.
HAGulNG-pr'ces display lack Of strotgth. hut
as lohaers are still obtaining tha quoted prlccs for
ltonna lnta lnny 10 !'onght ut Eu reduction stark,
3Jo Lewiston, sic M0a,,r, sic; American A, 2phn;
AnsnseeaK. 9Mo: oltcr Greek. soc: burap lagH and
*: lcglsS; E'1niies sinslo. le{al7c: do double,
DllOOa1-GoEN- lit moderate request and
firm. Quotations: Extra hlrl 11GD1ao; No. hurI,
ldl0o; brnal. tl.at will work Itself into choice
s io ' @ Wpn ss i nsaa n e.
vs aass. Ss'e; aomon
hrlck IL nolns,ally firm ut uots02a Btcea, s3.:5
Utica ee,nent, saoo; Akron d. sI.75 i hi; PORT
lind coient. s7:todsf. - = hrl; lime il, bni. 70eoa
5i,oo mo tIra), $l.0ot 90 u br; pastori!|gair,
y b. 400; huttitl.g-brck teon,non}, $l.u00o 20;
lEdat'u, pres4c1 slo.ooGaa'oo; do colnlnuu, sloo0
ta12.0y.
uIIEEsE-Thoro was light movement at ateuay
prIrru. btacls Hso IN fair share. w quote: York
lacsury, latalaHe; Western do, mild, 1alsl4kc: lew
coAIs-Dsn!era reported an increased call both tor
hard una Roft yarietca, ana former 4uotatony
again ,rn,ly r,anatuet!, Wo repeat our list: 10.
uWai,, .I, ossr sizes s9o ennsyyasia csnae s5oo
L!ue lsuu, $3.50; lsrooks, s7,51 1oau.lry. $40
!osS!nK x%llsy Ss9 n''4ua block s5'o n'nont
UooPEl.AdE-losk basrola ;wero in large sup-
aud indifferent about busIng, pnials At uwsE pr!css
, 1874-12-01

1lroEtsrh-Tous. 800 brs; shoas 5000 ba. corr, AZ
COZ bu; o&ta ECU hu. ....
,eatrlea1sTloar 800 hrs; uhe,t, o. 900 bu; corr
10000 lu !; Uata B,006 BIT.
BALTIMORE.
HAtTfMons, Nov. 30.-FLovn-Firm and II far
family 45.G0G98.hD.
unsis.Whnat nlea.ly mid in 9ood demand am hsr
Mesler,i, M. r8l Waatorn, Sl2ea5 l?1s
Nn tlnt $l:2 Nh. lo, $i1s; rctccsod, Sl:l0.
Corn firm md III good do1lun1 nifcl Wosern, 8,o.
dull At $1.t1@1.15.
PROVISIONS AND DDuTrHn-unulRuaed,
WuisNr-Noninnl|y At $l.1q.
MEMPHIS.
MrNru1s, Nov. 19.-GoTruN--Quiet and lower ii
1ao e71es 1890 balea: raccipt,, 6,loo shipments,
400 halcH ntock, 45, 1876.
Etour.-t2,'set and nncllsngad,
ConA-S{EA1-Eaaicr al 81. B5G33 90,
GRA1N-Corn quiet aud wea1s kt 85c. Qats-Nons
Offering.
paoYisross.-pork, nt .s215o. lard at 15e5lsAo.
bulk mcats firm !; Bhoulors, 30; Pidcs, l05sG910Vo,
Nacou Gcarco anu Irrn cloar rib. 1916.
LOUISVILLE.
Lou1gv1LLE, Ky., Nov. 11.-Co1Tnx-QuIot and
unchanged at 14hr.
Fkoun AND unA1N-Qulot and unchanged
rRoy1s,ous-Fork, 1850. 1lcon-None hera
sugar.cured hanls, 12tal3c. Isulk shoulders, 7<ol
1lsar ~ 1o'+lo@ho; clear aos1sl1c. Lard, tiurea
Hn1skr-98c.
, 1874-12-01

LATEST.
Wheat was quiet and z allatao iirn,er, selling as
9234@9259so; sofler December clusug ut 9allIc:
Hcllor January at 931agD9914o. closing Mt 01Sxc.
Corn was irregulariy higher, closing 1@2c above
lilo last Change quotations. Caall sold ut fTG0
78c, closing With tho Inside bid. Seller tho year
sold at 739DTIc, closing at 7N1G@735Se. sollar
January sold lato ut 70t4c. Oats were Nrmcr. in
sympathy Will, corn, selling ut 519l6D53fc, clos
ing 1T 5311E@53!14e seller. tie year. Meas pork
wls steady, and larl easy. lcaincludo 5t0 bria
1ness pork, aalicr February, at s20.8U; GOO bria
do ut a2090; 600 brlBslo, seller January and Feb
ruary. nj $s20f7t3 $50 brls do acllcr Alurcl, ut
sal.20; 250 tcg lard, aellor the ycar. ut 9l3.50 !;
$50 tea do, HelIor February, at $11.90; 900 tcs
do ut 10.01i5; 750 tcs do ut 51t.95
CALI BOARD.
hlosa pork was moderately actiyo and casier
for cash. Following aro tho Kales: LOO hrls mesa
pork, cash, A. #20.16; 900 Lrls d. seller JA1l,,-
ary. at sg1.40; a50 brla do, selnr February, Mt
$20.8D; 75O brlB do ut s2O.83t5; 5OU brls do at
$2D.a5; 25D brla do. seller March, nt eol.o5.
Lard declined 10@15o Sales we're: a60 tcs
lard, cash, at il3.42Il 600 tcs do ut s13.4O; $50
tos do, roller january, at S19.b2lG; $40 tca do,
soller February, at s1d85; 250 tcs do. seller
March, at al4i51z.
hleats wers shade easier. Bales: 100, 600 lbs
short ribs ut g26c, looso 10000 lbs short cloar at
1Qc, loose.
, 1874-12-01
money AND COM MERGE.
FINANCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov, 30.
The financial atuatlon to-day sEowod tho Bame
fcaturoB AZ at Tho closo OF last woos. The Btoat-
est activity ia In the movement Of ourrcnoy 10
tho country, but Tho general huanosa Of tho
baulo IL c1ocllous.
Tho orders received from tho country for off,
roucg was Ms largo as usual In aomo quarters.
but tho total moyomont was hardly equal to tho
average OF last ,1oo1. A reflug of currency Is
folt by somo OF tho city banlts; it colnos only
from tho wheat districts, and Is small in amount.
q Largo amounts Of New York exchange were
ordorcd East by country banls to-day. III th'n
way the cattle and hogs OF tho Wcet aro bot on
agninst commodities purchased East for lilo laal
and wintor trado.
Tho prico OF Nom York exchange was un'
changed today. Sales were ihnsto ut VOC dlB-
count between banks for $1,000; no Haics we're
reported ut 60o discount, though aomo was OF
fercd Mt TINT price.
Tic clcariuRs wore large again to-t'aY, ABOUT
81. .00o. 600: tho increase was due to tho opora-
tions at tho Stock-Y antt tho ,a>oyomeut
OF tho trade of the city, which Ia worry sat!sfac-
tory, Tho do,,aud for loals is fair, aud is cass-
" aupplied ut unchanged ratcs. To regular ons-
toners 10 per cont year is charged; but co,''
ccssionB Of or por cent arc maao Ill special
cases to outside borrowers. Street rates. aro S@o
1B uer co1lt real-estate loans ore 9D10 per cont
Tho report, just published. Of tho operations
of tho Now Yotl, Clearing House for 1873 ahows
that its dealings for tho twenty-one years fits
existence amount 10 tile grand aggregate OF
B411, ,7So, ,OO0, 600. It 10 h synptomatlo fact OF
the general contraction going OH in all dlrec-
tious that for 1874, the cleariuga, $2a 900 100000
arc less than for any yoar aiuce tho War.
A,nasa Walkor bends . communication to tho
, 1874-12-01
N7ATcINE.
Port ei CI,icn0o, Noy. 40,

AOft 81 1NEN4Hr lSVyA 31Nt
p.,x,-.-. ARRIVED.
psor i,s Mayaower, Buffalo, sundrios.
bchs zen 1shpennlug, buffalo, coal.
rirop ketehufn, buffalo. cotl."
large J. u. ll'itler, Buffalo, coal,
pfop Merstiant, nanalo, auudrles.
prop Alaska, Buffalo, stiudrioa.
prop Noaaokc, Dufraio, auudrIca.
Prop Missouri, Hancock, h,,utirics.
Prop Al. Grof.. Maulhtco. Humber.
bc!Ir Frolltier City, lIsnIstee. ium1,evI
Sellr Seventh Ohio, Manlstee' i,imhsr.
Achr Lincoln Dali, Maniateo, iumher.
Schr U. Calkius,' Mauistoe, lumbar.
Schr II. .. Moore, hIan!slce, iuJnEer.
bclIr Q. l.. 1ohnston, Mantstee, Iumher.
schr J.. a. Dur:0n, Ludinekou, lumbur'
Schr Leun johnson, Huntingdon. luulSar.
6chs Topsy, huntington, lumber,
arhr Two UrothsrA, Ludinutou, lumber.
Acllr Clipper City, Lincoln, lunabur,
StAr ]. 4. johnson. Saugatuck, lumber.
achr john Burt, Cleveland, coal.
Schr IIaiated, Escanaia, piy-lron. d.
Prop Ira II. Owen, Escaualss, Iron orc.
s3chr Etnna A. Afayea, Escanaba, iIou ora.
6chr ]. {: 4. Strunach, 31ariatcc, lun,bar.
Hcllr uAy Htato, Msuomtuee, Lumber,
Schg DlactlaWk, Lincoln, lumber.
, 1874-12-01

Tho manager, ot tho ohoeeo Il Lake tturon nall-
Toa1 hnvs 'sauet srculas hxtng tho woght Of cnr-
agnhtn to evy largo additional elarGoa for cverlcaling
Longing in. eoln,ncneet1 tn earnest OH tho htuskcton
River north Of Ii1 lsnrias. Tho ground is frD1cn
lar, AID annw Inn fallen to tho depth Of casly foot
Tho lay City Chroa.c!t Hayn - Wa are informed BY
well Alc. uentlessa thnt tho luii,har opeg-
tlo banking Of nut lus tsu 13D o0D feet Of loBa
~ tho l.'mbcrMen uta making ac.ivo preparations.
does not look n,,ios, lilo limiting ths aupp!y."
, 1874-12-01

,nsna, anil only small business done No quot
ss sSnsas as il .ssy Gss | Z i Gs S is s stss4 ss s
eonnon' aud atS'' 'c5a. e yS',K 1sx @eai to extra.
uru yoar Nov a9Mprertn-rt0 m!.g rGtm f,c.h r.een,
n,l1or NJ s.tso ,aaklna 1DAo foT tho week, agaasEE
hssr m sF e 90 ea 5ns n is 10 ae @ cssss ss IN ii
,tcrs. Nasro ileo.a aud oxen raused from si4c per
II, to rcss s. lbs. 10 1850, to arcsa Gu ha, with only
!San T. q ass5s Is H. h?os to saeiss Ts5as snd
chesahes cattle we're vo!d a: fsot 7e t9 1eaa = u.s.
Il ers 90 nj Il IL S,fs sq' g. e ls., s
owt, IL 15e5 !3Ns to trcsa Sa@co ~; of ohlp
eMt s,stts8 At y fs.s.e Sn5 {; '' ;ars ss5 aS &c. s
T. r. t:. !; ,s;;s e.: az d.; 4 ~
!, oeiSFado steer. W. .: gXa9a e Died y lhs
@s5sa: g q ases; y
swt a:7 e t;rsss s lsa ears # Cherokee sst.S,
nra s J. s" 4 - 1,sss M Il to Ee'a o. 'bs car ao
W sansr = Il isp II; arrivals yes.ersy and TO-
day were q M ao99 bead matg s3os5 fof i.n ha week.
only inoaerate It 43!@o5s rsr Il, for shser. Il an,!
] inci;,ds '&'1 i cur = Of shscp,' % iss ayoraee,
4 4, II; n saS ID d e g. III 1 is e 81
car car g. 81 !; IT, It car d. 81 IL. q 5Se; esrs
4 IT, so % r. car d d. Sis; IL m at ess @ @? 70 s 1cs
bs; canadA d. lco It's, at Gtfc; car DO. io1 ts At
@ car d. 1S9 y; s = ee ca, T. o. q s. s., f At
ill., q 53so PEI y ohia4, u lbs, II 4Ao: 1car
Fss IS5 It's =; sar 's; Gana;a la@Ss q s, 7ss
50 % < car oale @ II lambs. % q u.s. Il a.
, 1874-12-01
Ncv York Dry-f:ooifs Market,

NEW Yonx, Nov. ao.-Tlloro was moderate de-
malis for staple cotton and wooon goodn in paclugo
anil pcro iota. sls hant prints qute aotivc, Frcc-
nants fancy prints reduced to TIC and ruDess anil
pinka ~ lower. but sisls ba4s urs UNCHANGED. Low
aloacy sold up. Worated coatings doing wol Foreign
RQQi1 dull.
, 1874-12-01
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 80.
The following vcro the receipts and ship
meuts OF tho leading articles OF produce IN Chi
cago during the puAt forty.eight hours aud for
tho corresponding dato one year ago;
, 1874-12-01

than hare ruled recently. Fer harrals Il 90 nan
tlona Pork barrels, sla59tco ,ar tisrses, t1S1
Gmr tn,ss ~ Tsay a5tes tSo
hacktd or sawci' ssao1a4soo; wisky aiayc.. rough,
Ss:0 osoo ss 'sssi or hs,sa. ss. peis:,
sayoOGsl90 Salns include 3u lard tiorceu At SLED:
2lS 2d. os1 rr'4 sico 1000 "n Il e"' pork bar
Eaas-Wers nrm OF ao@27c. Old and p!ckod stock,
FIst-1n The sl, nar..ut tie chsnreawors nntnpor!
mt. Only moderate n.nonut Of orders Wers plaeed,
and continue uta the narkot quiet and atea'iy =.
ss,: ~ rf'ise NJ. '''as ao' :siss5s; IL; No. ls
S5oa; Kc sloro %ssssis1, n9x; S.pr .rs.9s1 slsso
1a.?5;: No. alora Eits, st.oo?3 60; bank e9d.
s s s, f'sssss
ssaSs IT, t1MsfDf 1T fo"mSa rSSa mt si aalaoa
rR1rs SRp 1*S5 i held
very nrnly At tho asttho rsice 1las recently a:yne;
iraits s also nee II "a fsss Aplss, nrs fn "
gooA .1e.aand an1 sro arm forslos-1'stes, pMGs
turkish rrnues, old. lISe,lse; do nuw. ltts1.ls;
french plnes, now. hyers, nnw $50
s sse Yt.!s r!i a.% ss'f ,s s41s. sss
sSs sis ns s5s as 1ns, sss aa s assss a
7Eo; southeru, G5Tc; peachos. lalyea, K1G39Kc; do
,{5s; ;Ss aSSa !s
;aal3e. -Filberts lits1SS aimo!p. Torragona.
2tt52jc; Naplsa walnns, ll@lao; arenollo wrln'sa,
sn @S Wnaon pess scy IL iS ses
nnl luay. 76a8u Tenncsseo rcania, nrGts, 5!9sBc;
dlsECN FiUiTB2Wera quiet. Tho cold woathsr
Interrupts husesa. Tic rereipls Of appc. wers very
freqonty shaded hlalaya and Aessia lon,ons. $3.50
Iso IL LosaH a y so IT, cSes o nar ~ m j AZ
s9ooa 1ooo; MaaGa grapes, s50o@o.to per tet', and
'e sr pli fairly satisfactory ts,ueRs VA, ac
rreasne.l steady tone: AZ ths reeeat reduction IN
ean.sies are hold Il Vii FORMER rates. wa a,uto
sgaae eofsn,sAsoea sSDss1|S l%;sssxo O. O. ssvo ss@
sl1c; Java, No. ?otajoe cloieo plantation coylo
%,s 'ra s'ssy 3 as assa .1, sno!Ss i o. s3
Sasagora 5ava Sl:;SS$lss; oss!t T!Ss e iaSy. 40
ful! StsGt. l5'1slss: d. s sost xsist.
,s M'gsna o;tsiss 3i5e;7 aasoo' se Caro-
NH; sis9s osaai; eli; toss crushed and
It,sT owsFt tS SaaSs Il NJ gs'nas;e e H. M'fie . $xtsi
q, io1c: s So. s;:c; M seou, IL. i, 81 coiea
.rown' y:@9o; pE!ns 80. N:%s9c: falr do. IKE gSS
y74ta9'so; fdr do. 8IS9h common do, s@sl1c !;
| n. y. cdminnn to ellaieo, 8li6ao,4c.
extra no 71i7ss; saoa a' ssairSo!iso slr
extra 10, iQs75c New Orluans nolSssos. choice new,
leo g oasss 5s soss Casey e
lasscJ, 4tR43c.
sALEnATu1-common to best, 7@o'<e. ~.
SP1ct:s-Alspiee, l7t4IBt4c; cloSco, 5hGssc: cas-
IL siass; ?sst &irsa 3s n,asss 10 H. ::.
zs5s*1sE1a s Ill., ssass !S! as'a$% %ss'
balm c@aNc; savon Imperial G,5aa3{c; wlli.e l,s-
, 1874-12-01

WOoL.-occaBlonall small Western orders atd 70.
eclvcl. Btoeka arc higher, ami wool - FIRMLY held af
Tho quoted figures: ,.o,-.
f,onr 10 6ooi tul. .uunLciI .a5Gabln
FitIh ut,d medium 1yaao,f fteouv .4GA47o
f,n,rgn rnahel frnen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .4UGs4ba
Mrdiu1n n,,ll coarso l,aYunhci .,,t,,,,., HoGaa4d
FI,p u1Yas,sI
unmGrcllantaDla asd hurry wool, GtB19c itss,