davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-08-03
Pro TiH-Larae, 800; a,nat, 91o; bar, sac.
HoLpEk.Lho. ], 22dt No. 2, 20o.
. LEAp-pfHl TIC; bar, 8Aa9o: load t,tpS, eGos out

Pto Pn T.N1Iares, soo' s,nall, s1e; bar, sac.
a. Sssts1 e I'D; S's; 81 Sas's: load p'p' 'o' sa!
@ofrEn.mnotiem., $50; aheathine copper, ste
.,a Ha1sF se StSo-Fuu ea:f' 1o'' le'' quantity 1oe
sMeET 1nos-No. a, 70 rntcs: na..t. iron, 3 to II
sve 81 No. staiaed' 1po: American 1sua
dAn.tTIzkn .Sg - 1a5nyo 1d1 Ham In. Mn man. ,ao.
~, ~ & ~. No ~ loo N9; ~ AGO. dAooaht
W1asNns w AZ tse ~ H. N IT,, N
11xo 10 and ~ ias ii md d 10 ito; IL : IL II iss; it, d.
tot ~ fancs H.. ~ s1o 'a poaate' 10 per cant dis-
' NA1is~Tls l Uni m.rf11 ~ q. arm IT The tp,,. rata,
.ad a. :, sn,snd nv noasrs!s 3se3ea per Iss s5ss
tsa7s e n snd & G. a4S,si 20, sti3fs@ao9 e. @ a.
Il o' ane ~ III e,n; u n ~ s1ss2s
NAVAI, groRRS-wero ttosiy, huf I'sset, yaniils
sogs = 1'3s g ssss. IT,! 1os 1s,a hemp
sepo T. N9iss; osksu, j Ss,s, s3sSSa.oo; sss ritoh
St9G 6GqSNarncnttno ~ va, ,r,t. .,,.r r,rs r,..
81 nosons "fes nsu Ge M
Con isl.p.rl vhifel lis aea. te. ise: % 1iilnoi.
sao nase 'aaa 1am H. So sS 49,. w
'sasoa ia ser M" saioaS o ns.sfoo o srIel3 maa|t
ES,s sS e. est,s: %; aS f.; IL Sss: Ssak #
s trnen;tns M.ns 9i .ac IN naago ~
nsph.hs. eoi,1non. i5fal4a a. m'' " A'"''''' 1''
dcm.n aH a.sd r." io Thso goou ipes
1ns ara h.on nsnrad as os. %
wi ,rSNr ~ nt My ti m.oyI Mesa I4
fo saI n, mar hi n,or A. & nao HI -"AS'e''
r0iffTsfeE emn. eT ~. er an1,or .a Witt,
in H. Ind eon 9es ese dasna aG aa ~. oeef
stock was fair sn5 rdsx.s nrtca. nn+ ,.vs1,ga ~
fsinc, nnnt. as.u 11aJ P.aGpa Te.s nsaAny W
anrn1 cnion. e. o6 oH 1 sna ~ nrSo sno
ak, : H. n, ~ q "4nA' apt'n3't e4s's
EnFra"~ ,r1nntss ,pnos e1.np. $3.50. .,4,x. 49,, .4,
Bo|taf Austst f1T1 hnts n13 ~ ~ % nne, "ss H. .
1rn,. Ncs ms1 ~ naRD soa ~ s1'eg. o!oyer w
ountca M a ~ @ ~ ~ Ino iu.matas ~
t;nrnn il -"o1 .u. a"a M" aener hosua.. nun
f5ia ti1rn1h., o - tnHdue seenuy Nao.uun.
al X. Ha- Il * "i, csovnt ~ So,oo
iinn1arnn <t7nto s1,1! iheI 1vS9s1os
rindS * hnra nt ~. aa!ca ~
, 1874-08-03

alarmcd,- returned" but Wac ahtia1sd With hfa
tsaae; This property aa purchased TO hold for
E.stja ! ! Jeass as lav' sold. OF sate. ii Lake
i. 4. ul1Iort / CO. tave sold Block 8, In oaels
Hnbdviaiou Of Engfowood, for s12. 900 |. also, !
sotts8e ,on ~ Dushnoll atroot noAr 1hiteth atrca
r. b. lloyd l,as sold hvo-ssory and bxsstnent
atoua-frout bock, With lot 6ox7O ftontinn os,
Dearborn s!1cet and Third avenue, betwoen Van
fbrneato1y stono,5so1s dwelling ena lot 25x1
aud Fulton strseta, for sl6,oo3; Also. \ two
sqt1org "a basement brick dwelling and lot bo1
12o noIta nsa ftont on Monroe stfsss between
Tho Iown 1.ailroai Land Company sales ia
July wuro 100, comprising ID, ait o7-t0O ncrea
amounting to 500, o,015.os. OF these sales, lV4t8
acres a 'aro OF tho grant to the Iowa Division of
acres Of tho grant to ths Sioux city Ina II s tne
Commons & Tenrer have sold ono block Of n
lots, In Evanston, for S11 900. '-' -
Moroy I aE1li hays N aeld M aree.story and taso-
$4,000; 2o2 feet trent by 1G0 foot 5eop Oh In
diana avenue, at tho, southwest cornor Of sixty
second street, for sl1, leo; 127 foot on rrairie
ayanno, At tlo aanthwest cornsr Of Bi1ty.aeoond
Omar Newman has sold 100 foet On Wabash
$3.50 peF foot, SIT, ,08o.
Henderson b Frear have sold house md 10.
On On ssoan1nsry avenue Ut $4,000, two storeh aud
louaa on Wabash svenaa II q, ,too; is ioss Al
Haywood, $4,000; lots at HlnAda1e, $4,000;
property at Gilman, $1S,b00 property ut Iiock-
ford. 81, coo; honso on Thtrty-ninth Rtrcot ut
five aeres on Stony Island boulevard, aud viii
probably improve tho aamo.
F. A.. bragg, with JoHiah subcr,' Of Union
, 1874-08-03
MONEY AND COMMERCE
SATURDAY Evtrrxd, Aug. l.

e,ru.n4x Evtsrxa. Aua. 1.
. -. . .,+ -. 49,, W. rreI duvnc tha vaek to
break tie unvhrying midsummer monotohy, ~ a'.a
that has had few financial boar'ngs worthy ., .,
~ Tr;Io, nstornnon toaotler With the lesscr
w t..aas sAso ~ Isrd roro I'm c.nso OF
ntcnse oxcitemont III commercial elrolee anss .ass
wore hugo games OF chance by whsch even 'Ioos
vim fllscountannnoca thcu found themselves
foao,,.tsd, N. I.Lca voro laroc. and tho losses
.oootua'out wy e .,,1,.,,a,' - II 1i6,au1t to
colroapondinBly BieAe' "''no"6 49,. ~ ~ s.h,,,,
atato precisely thoir amount Iho Hoonoa "t"@a
, 1874-08-03

Tho o1ports from New York during shs past
wcok Include At, 200 brls nour AA0,o ,oo0 bu wheat;
and SO. 600 bu corn.
The iu-inspection ct grain In this city during
tho paat month oomprlsed 17.472 car-loads, or
about o. 088, 900 bu and ,309 458 bu in 22f canal
Gohts. Total, 8,292,25s bu. against s.lpl,52A
bu inspected out. !.
The stock Of. Aour iu this city Is reported vt
25,150 brls. THIS does not include btooks ln thu
handa Of dealerH; but Is understood to fncludo
5000 brls aboYo actual count, to cover possible
deficiencies in tile canyaa. d..
Tho eorneTn In cora and oats wsre rather
freely commented upon OH 'Cilaugs to-day,
but chiefly by those WHO did not succcea In
s1llarlng up their liabilities OH Friday. The
rest we're too busy In thinking about tAo faturo
to spare many moments OF thought for paat
dea|s. The ohof pointraisod, ,isna Indeed, tho only
ity, WIS whetier or lnot thoae parties ara liable,
either In law or equity, WHO haa bought corn from
brotetH Tor the ring, md could not deliver
to tho rltIG, simply hocaNRe tie said brokers did
not deliver till the stroke Of o'clock. There Ia
nc doubt that under the rnlea Of tho Doard they
nro lIabla hut there IL equally no doubt tlat, II
they can provo tho exatcncs Of Il conspiracy to
prevent thom from doing what thoy had agroed
to do, they will have the whip-sud Of the arzu-
ment.
The general opinion s that few rcrsons On tho
Board layo beel seriously hurt BY tho corn cur
ner. and pune have boon proclaimed US thine
ducks" TINS far+. Tho deal WAS chiefly trado
between city aud country IN which the country
holora had tho bsht Of it. being able to sail and
deliver large quantities Of corn at good rffoos.
Vary Vr fow Of our local deaere wero ahoyt on tne
forcbsna, and some OF thonl Ut =
good profit whilo tho oountrymeu simply
sold their corn to arrive, and ae)lvefs1
, 1874-08-03
: Tho following figures ara furuiahad by tho
Produce Exchspge:

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption: 2oos bu mhoat, 451 bu corn, 5c3 bu
oats, 701 bu rye.
The following grain haa boon inspected into
stora this morning up to 10 O'clock. 8ears No.
red winter wheat; oars No. do; car No.
winter, car rejected do; cara No. spring
wheat; 40 cars No. 2 do; . cars Nos do; 8 cars
tejeoteddo eco cara wheat, Of Which ii aso naw);
119 cars high mixed corn; :2o2 cars and Il, ,879
bu No. 2 do: 90 cars rejected do; 16 cars white
oats; % cars No. 9 do; 4 cars rejected do; 10
cars No. rye; 2 cars rojoctoa do; 8 cars No.
q barley; cars No. 8 DO. Total (A87 cars),
QlS,9oo bu. Inspected out: 8,5o2 hu wheat,
1o1, ,7c5 bu corn; 5.1ss bu oats 800 bu rye; 4so
bu barley. ''
Tho following vore tho receipts anaahipmsnts
Of breadstuna and live stock at this point during
the pnst woels, aud for tho corresponding weeks
ending "a dnked:
, 1874-08-03
REAL ESTATE.

Bueiness tho past week has been uasrkcd with
tho dulluess characteristic Of this BeaHon Of tho
year. Thsro Ia plenty Of money offering. but
the demand is light, and little improvement is
expected for at least q month to como. Tho
rate Of interest continues about tho sa1nc, and,
as the present dullnoss is regarded as being only
temporary, thore ia no disposition to lend at q
lower figure. The Hame foreign insurance COM
panv, noted in last Sundays isauo as doing fair
bus,ncss hat done still hettcr tho week just past,
having closed up loanH amounting to 8l5a, 1000.
Among tho important instruments recorded dur-
ing the weak arc q mortgage for e2s.000, aud
two trust-doedH for @24, 900 aud 922, QUO reBpeo-
lively, tho two latter being giyon to secure tho
purchase money OF property. Below 10 acom-
paratiya Htatemont Of tho bu-lnoss dono in tho
mouth Of July;
, 1874-08-03


Anas iuts1ss .oss s
assSs assss Il s e s
1910: December 10 3f918 1a.32o; January, is III
s$%e i iss,S|s s !, ,a,s.r
5000 brla suporAne WeHtcrn and State, $i4o@6OD;
ssss r. , sss :s{ ss;: 81 + :S:iss
sassS Az e. 19s!, H. o!,v stssy
4: w %h:at cS,,s Tsy al "a 5ev' Fsss1s RE-
rU wautee ~ H. 2s@1 20: INITIATED ioTs nd III Minnesota
Pns 1x ,st sss' ssS saS asss W.T.:
SAto f Ksatusiy ~: y. aa,s barley nominal
S s,,sS XSststs Ft5s Ssj
Ssstsssu, isss ;s a., SO; I|,....
os, sna I'm fs q GHa sooa rsn s
Mq's,sss md tssS astst j.. ,.,,.a ,,,@.
Tnmrns7arzaetiSs ot at stnaM ssu5sa; i1as'
Eaos-Hsayy; Western, ioaMo.
: Woo1@~Firn; domestis desee, s3aisse: s tabbsd,
tsX@s7xo: pulled, ss@sso: an1,shsd, i7aa5s.
uncsngad Niddes staay aIn na1 1e ele.1 i'd LA
9r1ncs prtm. staan. Iasa snat. 4.s 1sIa luan,t. @
DU1rEn- Steady Waatssn, la327e.
Tnss,s-Hnsih1anegedI; S9n;ss 5-i,oi1 .ng Iov,r u,tm:
neutrality-suspicious. 5: Aa soPrSr unchanged. Pig
MILWAUKEE, wia.. a1hMnohn haa 11bar4ps7u,.s-y1our
quet anu u1Gn~n9oe ;t,a s'Iuy ~'1 ~ maS ~
s1s: e. sser S1 auau. y s Senteibar
Out aqll and shade Lever; No. Vs. ~: ssaree
ass: .psins Id Ss sssr So; s sIs;s' anu
sSS s5S s; s; Slsa ss1 s.
e. hns d. Sssn I'd
, 1874-08-03
Tho Boston Wool aInrkot.

:, BoaTpN, Aug. 1.-Domesc wool contIuucg TO con1n
forwnrd freoly from al points. Holders arc mol DIS.
posed to urge sAcs and oors of 30 for large ots o
Fleece! attracted considerable slteatio and sales ii
washed aud unwAshed. including. eomhing aud do
hine, havo been about l2S 600 ibs. Bou1o ordinary
salea were 1t t3@b6e for medium e1trs and double
extra necces and Goo for treble extra pck-look
nnes q Western sseos, Including Wconsin, ninoin,
and indians, &s@a1e. Dclalus and conblng ia d.
mand. Sales, 2sqo oQo 5a, CSC Goa for washed; ago
4ac for unwashod Kentucky trrn Ut A3aAGhc,
, 1874-08-03

sIlEEp-Ths past woek has bean among the du11ost
oI & o Rresen. aes9on @ Although the total supply was
morn than suatatn former prtcca, sscs draagsna It
T0o@93 20 pcr 100 hs for poor to common at s3 110
good to strictly choice. gncs Monday vhcn 20o icsd
Tsre shipped Eaat tha1s haye baen DO purchases by
sAtDhrs. A. few lota nsre takon bJ feeders, but tGe
demand may ba aatl 10 havo been coua1Pd to Ohosc
butahars. Ths market closed dull,
, 1874-08-03

hlllHhukee..,,,..,.... ,..,s. 1000
nav orleSns...,.as.l.s l.s..n..,7t 1000
1.0oo,Nn
1,00D.000

~-NAA~tt 4
6t,OoO.OD[

Total. IA 900, ,aI,ooo,ooo
Tho reeopsa Of sunmer hogs havo ih1len en con.
maobly lately, And, they continue 20 ths balance of
10 season. Will, With present ANAL stocks On hand as
az points md good coushrnpttxo dotuaud cxpcctod,
sdvehcs p1csa materially axain* The 6outhcrn crops
sre iator than last year. but reported worry rronslng
ana ne LOOK for actvo rge and satisfactory business
Gonerany the coming season, "
IAs Agricultural Nureau reports about 70 Iar eont
!eea in number IT stock hoga throughout tito Went
than Aat 5sar weights abouf thc aAr,o but the argo
grsin eropt anticipated could maks up diherencca III
xcfehts quickly ty eAtsy aud Agh fdeling. It Il
Pdetcu taa PRICES cf hogn will open high snd ulosa
loMcf t9e coming seahon. Tho early noT products
Will Mkoy hs sold u fast mAe not only to save Tho
worthy packers but 10 meet tho barren markets aud
high hEtcoa BY that ts It IL trus that high priccs
onrtnii cons9mpton, but this will 10 neccslhry to
mako pretent old stoots hold out I'LL nav tneata sra
narkatabts.
Wheat was dull 1nd noak, closing 10 loner
thnn Oh Change. Tho deo]tBs WAS attributed
partly to rnmors Of failures III Ltvorpool. aellcr
August sold 1t e1.09s< down to 81 .Gd. &nd after
o'clock to e1.O216, closing 1t sl.02f69l, ,O3.
Seller September at &1.01@1. 1.0t}S. Corn was
rather quiet and stontly, closing at Ole for Aug
ust and 6optembet, With aalos 1t G01@g1c. Oats
wore quiet and steady Of 379<@87J6o seller Aug
uat. hfess pork was 10@26o ltRler selling (160
brle) At 82400. Lard was stronger. Several
LOTS wero sold at A1860 sollor September. aud
400 toa asllar tho yeRr at $1,000.
, 1874-08-03

scefss-.Elne, fat we'll formed year
I'm IL year old Steers. averaging 1850 to
aoos sgG nes1::. anS; 67saao
ueisn, egs.,sug lte 10 ba s2s@5Ss
raerhss. Iehs toSS 8. to lso t76Qhos
snu ne euoo % Extra eona, for city slatrhter
socS GaseH, es9 10 100 'bs; sso@4ss
nesn, aYqfaging 7og to 1,1so 3oontzs
'n.Sas1iNht sta1s ,,,,iiNa md hin cows, heifarr,
catt1eTn4as 1u chocs cssa.awsg seore 2oo9ags
Oattlo-TaIAs. wintorcd Norti, e'91s@1
Catt!e-Tcxas. through droyes - S'Ss' M@sSS
Hold--Undot ths Scaf,t t,iDn]ie. - tfnnS~Vs.na
Tleaday lis market was active ana htwh.r .ss.x ~
yanctnB to s0611421, but tht anrrrassa ~ ~.
following three ssyR scnstbfy ia of,t
buyers and acl1era, and at tho closo of In ,, ,sr
Of az graef except oxtra philadephia i,oes ara nay
"a shout tlb closing quotations Of tuC nrtsfos vrck
IN comparison with lnat week increass L. liz .nT
ry of a0lns 900 head II noted but tho i,tnrn,st sa
iHainly Of immature hogs tho nuu1her Of wsii-ftts
tened sovss nos being nottoeaDs larger than a week
clantablo hogs no longer admits Of doubt, and tai
conceded Too many thin graasora ure being snpt fof.
ward. Feedera wo,'d doubt promote their pwn In,
tefests ~ withholding such uutt fed up 10 NOR.
clansabls condition. 10 day Tho market WA dull ard
easy. eancctally for poor to medium quaIitttt few
selected lots wcro taken At 6Gg0716 but most Of It'd
lfnnsiors wero at prices h1luw 500. Following sre
tn rcss now CURRENT compared With thdss ruling On
Aue. ], 1879. Avg. /, 1871.
66ntsa sa:.....:.,.t.... ..Sk76f34.81 t6.D0@7l5
noou nooe 70 ea9ico... !.b@&61 s.70f30sa
, 1874-08-03

Total for months 1910 so6,6d7,02s
anMr atrKn m Tup VyEFn

H1ME H1LEg OF TIE WEEK,
Jacobs l. Eurohal have sold ~ acres or 900
lots ln the UnlYerBity Subdivision, In tho ". u
Of SEQ. Z, Town 8S, tango l3t for &10O,000.
There was oil tnoumbranco on tito property Of
$76, o00,-41b, 900 Of that amount was due. and
has been paid by tile purchaser, aud the balance
was paid IN 20 acros Of land In leea' BHbdlvigion
eumbfance Of $1,000. This property was ownod
by tho Dantiat Theological homluaty, and the
sale was made to an Eastsrn capitalst thu day
before tho tiro. lie stArtod for the East on tho
1ay OF ths azs, and, having boon somewhat
, 1874-08-03
;$! AZ s:?; q ss}}$. 6 VI. ;s ,s ss:gs 10: Cd gE
.ms ' tiiua 9 ill., M r. Sssio,' @ @p IsS

'1ncludot All cut meats except rhouIors aud s, p,
hams.
Flour was III moderate demand on q ymoll scale,
cli0ay by city brokers' vino wanted Aftnnasota
springs, aud wore willing to take new wntors at
low prices. Thore was no change iu quotations.
Bran WAS dull. Cash sa'os wore reported Of quo
bra white winter oxtraa on private torus Is brls
apriug extrsa fpatenD ut s9.0o; 77o brls do on
private serma 40 brla auparfines at $4.75; 100
brla rye (i.ng William) at $5.8711, Total, 1856
brls. Also so tons bran at $1,000 on track TO
tons do at $3.50 FREQ on board 10 tons mid
dltnga, fine, at s17.g9 10 tons do, chaice, Ut
S21.0O, both FREQ OIL board 900 brls corn meal
at *a.321s. Tho maraet closed at the following
, 1874-08-03
CHICAGO LUMBER NAREET.
8A1unDAx EVENING, Aug. i.

nanistee. sioo; h1l,HkeEon and Grand uaven sl..5
Ludingtou. Whits Like, and lcntwater, $l,a7k !;
oeonto, tt.7s; Msnotnoneo, $3.50; ,Mpena, 81 .37h.
This WHOLESALE market wa quiet aud unohauKed.
The nerngs Ia thu morning waro light, and, Doing
tha Close OF the week. TOW buyera appoAred. About
hafa-dozen cargoos sold. In tbs afternoon eoy-
era vessals, tho forcrnnera Of tho incoming ee
rived Thu offerings will probably bc nboral Monday
morning. Quotations: aoo1 to choice boards ana
ats4ps Il <l2.aoa9loao: common do, $a.so@Io.oo
talHt4 aud scantliug. Se.ooas.6o; shingles, s7so@
500; Iatt, 81 .GQ&1 Gj. Hafoa inclile3
Cargo schra Iycr Iawaon snd Alystlc, Iry. ltuske-
gon, :iu8 feos strips and boards At sa9oo; II n
rickota at $500; 107 N 1sth At $1e2E. Sold BY @.
pera!ng Il Go. ,-.-.
, 1874-08-03
July, 1874. n Jus,
L.strMtnt,h.

Tho foregoing statement eaoHs that the con-
alteration Of trust-deeds Ia about The aaB IN the
two yoara, while the confederation ol mortgages,
AZ was noted last week, shown 4 markod differ
ance.
Tho total loans effected hero by tho four lead
ing foreign loan-ageneiou, viz: the Gonnectlcps
Mutual Lilo Insurance Company, Northwestern
Life Insurance Company, and the United statoa
Mortgage Company, in July, 1875 were 1854, ,2l3 |;
July, 1874, *9so,0o0. Tha decrease ia very
marked.
Below Is summary OF tho business lons nince
H,n cn,nmarrnm ant ~ fhe prnoart ,,onr.
, 1874-08-03

SATURDAY. EFnH1An, Aug.1.
Tho following uern tho receipts and shipments
OF the leHulug articles Of produce in Chicago
during the pasttwenty-foyr hours, and for the
corresponding tlato ono ycnr ago:
, 1874-08-03

NEW YonR, Aug. 1.-The dry goods business Is lexf
1n%yg nnn,s ,Th commission houses, and tobbng tradt
aesdos have IN uMhA{ne!a continue sctige, and lou
sro quito activo Washington saao nana ptanss
day 1t 1O<u. Wool Aannes are brisk. seo.
Glenhsm Company's ane woolons will ba sold 1t aue-
uof1 on Thursday next.
, 1874-08-03


Tho market rs quio. but trade r Frightening up
T,rst coar. 5000 @booo
Second clear, inch to inch.......,. 400 @50o0
Third clcar, inch. $500 G9t0ev
Inltd clear, 4a1ck. 4J.9 HA5.Co
Clear nooring 1st aud I'd together,
Rough. 55sN e*u.W
C1cnr Riiilng 1st and 9d together. IN ......
Firat common ailinR. R......,.,.....s 1000 ....,..
second common hiding.- 14.0O @16.0o
Flooring, first common. dressed. ..... $500 t11sM
Flooring; second common, drcssed... 2o0o Ga18oo
Flooring. third common, dressed. 1890 8.....
A wag0u-box boards selected, IA
inol0s and upward. d.............. :. 38.oo @t00o
D wagon-hor boards. ................ 9a.0o @3Q.o0
A htock boarts. 5000 t318O0
o stock hoarda rda...........,...,.,..... 24Q0 32aQ1
q stock boards. ds....................... 400 R1G0O
Common boards, outside for dry...... 1850 9s12.oo
Joist. acantltng, fencing, timber, 10 feet
aud unlor. or............,..........1 1860 @l2.oo
Jotst and tcaut'tng, Is to u fcat... 1900 a3t8t0
Tlckets aquara.. 1900 @15,00
rieiets ................ I.0o q ..,.
Cedar pcsts, split pl!t.....,.......... 14.01 @ ....
Co,lar posts, round, 5t99 inches ...... 170o 33o0
Lath. ......................... ans @ ~.
NO. sawed shingles .....,......,.... 1.5o a 2e0
4 or Star. 3.1a 9 AGO
Shingles On track {A)................ 1.T6 q a,o0
, 1874-08-03
CHICAGO DAILY lAnKET.
;. gATunpi9 EVENING, Aug, /,


'si'91 ng1giNa If1s 'Ssz fRn1Anrne d..na !. nprov-
We quote Michigan stuoeo, sa Nov York stueco,
fsees eesn 9sa ] sea asss ) S1 rssns sesn sa1e
s9esso bs3eSs e5 9 in h'in ea ,,n1 2s1f9 S e
1000, $5soua0o,0o; huiidInaGrsck (common|, $500
gsG.0o Mtwatkeo and 1taolne preshcd, s27.o09S26o,
e.. ~. 1nn'sna, presand, sis.ood2o.oo; do common.
nuTTER-The raarkos VI. nr1a at fully ,ase prices.
Ihs denand wsa not specta1ly activo built axcooled
stances ao at sht Adyanoo oyer the prtcca onrront
sarller In tie veek We quota Choice yellow, 2Gs2oo
neIsm y good gradoa, 2o22ao; inferot to common,
: pAaa1Nd-Tnero sss an unusual degree Of activity
IN ne eran.bng tradc and tobbers asking full
s5g 1msels.n ano.tsas. ate: 6stas osssE
sas sssss r. US aa' se ssalss ss5. :ns
GoohERAaErho 5lz demand w.a fair for ths scaaon,
ssss ssssy {; fs s1 Ssf sssFs
ssSS @Ss0 sSsy ee.ffs d. 9sff ]
Sssssa asu1 'ss*s :sSss sSssSSss: tes sS
. CHEESE nlys moderate degree Of activity vas
IN a. 'S Ssv oss I'D
about as fouWe; Lohtgh, prepare 81. GU Lauka.
Rrle and walnut it'll, s7so@s %; LII Run.' $50;
s assS ss bst bss.;sf sss Hsei sis9g ] ss xass
ton. $t60@5 90; barclay. $500.
Eads--Wera dull! aud wsak. strictly frs. lota a.ll
fIsH--K good dcgreo q acs.vtty uas visible in tho
hsh market, and win stocks reduced 70 lov point,
iy sdvanes md ii naakcrI 8' ar. ID s.o onRu sanng
@g; No d. @ q; c9'es No. % sseat .s:ss e'.ss
leis; No b.5. ssso@s7s Ao nacSoiel sspa, .bFl,
;79n@92s e. f',y !. ias sssssssrs br NJ
sins Seun II. s7Sdss % d. ;5i se saSsa4sS;
oeeloa Hhsi q eaae oaln'a ver salmon'
rEu1Ts AND NuTs-rhs fruit trade continues
9ne. VII. s variation Il. IL Rrieea decline Of lo III
lions .re as follows: FoaS1on-batea, a,a@leo; M,
drums 1aa15c; aga IN boxes, layers 17@i6a Turkish
Rsa1ss Ssess a@1; s a;': as sassaas Fsa
7!9o; ettron, aes3se; lemon peel. ls@2oc: %
.ss ,sssg fSsS sgss sshxsa %
psssSss Do t m'.sa s 'Sss: S.sS.
BF
nssss ns Sr Sr. S1
peanuts, iansy, iaaiSo; do seeoaa quality 9tsioo;
GREEN FRUITS -D91nsatia fruits Of ali kinds were
yesSsaa e na aosnpa Per- sp:s and
berriaa IN canes o qts, oo@1.7 10. outside for Law
5oo por Sox; do per 1r sl75s2?S; rl,'ns, 1acati.o
5i ssS oss5s i5.iss,
z0o 1,Sr I'M grapes, si.bo rer basket.
ai.ocEn1Es -l,1ea. zero The same a. 3sster-
, 1874-08-03
Preston. Koau j. Go. furnish tho following
aumn1pru ior tllo week anaipg AnG, ], 18Th:

bTO0KR F0n THE WEEK. ~
The following table, ." wing tho higloet. low"
est, and closing prices : acttyo stocks Tor tho
past week, Ia furnished by A. Q. Slaughter:
, 1874-08-03

Whoat va quiot but ttra', AYE averaging 1@Ao
MUM Of 10lAo on cash wheat, though there
WAS quoted stea1ler and our rocolpts. Were
to expect large arrivals till the latter part
Of 90 month Hence tat there "rs .sn.o no PRESSURE
we're lls,loeal to lold OF and Eeat after tho sx-
ossn q yestessy St sv 1aSee est Tsss so "ffsrssy
most or tI,a shorts proferring to visit till Iatosf
.I on before 81 iiiling. soller August orenod 1t
sl.o9N, advanced to Sl:osN, ana declined 10
It el.0lN. EeIier September sold At ei,ols{d0
sna ,sI ss.'ss st s 3. ysss & So,@o sS e
do caaa.l At 07o. and 1c]eotod do 1t B7c. No. q
do 1t s1.18, generally asked sl.2o
Old. At. sl.l3l 1,aOO bu do. now. ~ 9l:oa>Si
" No s snIhug h s !: m - dS 1n ~ 90 90
at t1.04k 1U,800 bu do at sl.u491; 1900 bu
No. . spIipg al v7}fo} ZOO ha do AsV7os 800 BY
, 1874-08-03
COIN IN COLORADO.
Tho Donyor Times OF the a8th ult+ says:

The lats drought proved Waterloo 10 tbs corn crop
botwsau tho noGkles aud Topeka, Kan., and tho re!ns
wsra TOO lats 10 revive Tbs 1rporluy a.al or unso
tlle cprlsd leaves. That Colorado NIL suffer from
which aolt ii Manhattan, kan, ten days ago at 0s
cosls psr bushe1, now commands is cens. III conss-
quoncs hsya prices atoadily Increasing in this city,
the rates rising from 5l.9C per hundred last week to
*3.5 now Mud ~ thss p1rs the kupry Is xAost.
The eul IL not rot, tor hereafter Colorado Will 10
Obliged to seok this graln In Missouri and Iowa. th.a
Ing ths selling r!cs. Our gratn.mcrclansa predict Al
sdsancs Of At least u per can't on nsual prlccs.
quenly oYnrasti1nste aud W. 1oak for better feeling
among producers after littla while and consequent
change In the op!nlons Of dealers.
THE PROVISION. pnospEor. .,
Meuara cnbb, Dolhondo d Co., Of 81. Louis.
urito II t0llowH:
The ssook Of barrel pork AID oY BACON An1 hWlk
tnehh now I'll band In tho tat laaa tlAn last Year
at sama tiMs-estimatad a folloxt&