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, 1874-02-19
REA1. ESTATE.
The following instruments were filed for ROC
ord on Wednesday, Fob. 18:

The following Instruments were filed for roc-
ord on Wednesday, Fob 49,:
CITY PROPERTY,
Michigan nv 400 # Of TuoMty third It, " {, 6ox
lgoA It, dated jan. s; consideration, $4,000.
The pren1isca No. 100 West Van Buren, st, dated
Feb. s.; consideration, $500. -
Lincoln st. ISL It OF Lake st. I, 30x100 IT, dated
Jan. 2: consideration, $1,000.
Wcat Lake 1T, cor Of Clinton st. n t. und 4 Of
81 6-10s1o0 IT, dated Feb III consideration, $135oo.
West Lake At, Of Clinton at. IT, und II fund
u Of AZ 2-10xl0o #, dnted Feb. IA consideration,
West Lake st. 81 s-1o IT Of Clinton st. +, und y
" pckoven IT. ido II " Of clinton It, si, 25x1is It.
Archer ", 1l5T t. Y of Portland av, Vt 10 # to
Tinnoll at, dated Fob. IS; consideration, 5000.
High 81. 2a5 T. Of Delden aT, +, 1S1las #, dated
Mwankce av, d 4 5 of airard st. WI, 2s111s It,
dated Feb. II; consideration, s,,95o.
Mol,awt st. near 0lybourn ay. 20 #, dated Fob. 10;
Western y, cor OF west oh,o st, 5oslsc c.1o
Wes sapcror 81, o5 4-1o q Nobcs st. +, 24x1as
Hastings at, 1ea II v If Loons Ut, {, a41l24 IT,
datod Fe6. Is; conalcration. 1925. ;,
s ay - # 9t Mi'a ~ I, 72z12a IT.
West Sixteenth st, Qcllcsee av, t, 25x125h
Il, dated Fsb. "; consideration, $5oo .
hGGGOn Fit LA II " VI hHllaWu = ! 51XAuu IT.
dateti Ian. q: consideration, $3.50.
Thirty-htll vt, cor Of Tucker st. IS 7-10x147 It,
with 52sl5o fl Ii adl'tion dated Nov. Il, 1875;
consideration, 81 600.
-Four los i san,s subdivision, dated JAM o. sonad~
Grafton, &c. 400.
consideration, SEQ 900.
Aberdeen st, corner OF Congress- 1t, v +, 28x10o
it, dated Feb. /; confederation, Sc 5GO.
GeleHee av, 1GO It Of Twunty y.fourth ut, I, s0x
124 7-l0 #, dated Feb. ~; conadoration s., 500.
West Randolph u. 4oft Of Sheldon st, + AoxsG IT,
Stewart ay 125 IT Of Napoleon place f. a51l25 IT.,
d.ted jan. .; consideration, si.500.
Eric st, between North Clark aud LaSalte sts, +,
Iot rs Of Lota and :, ia DIX 8Tockwola Addition,
datsl Fob. II; consideration, $l,i30.
NORTH nI CITY LIMITS.
Lots 10, md II, in Blk &. Cybonrns Addition to
Tayenswood, dated Sept. Ii, 1873; consideration,
Eots to12. in Lot OF Block 2 in Davia ct al Y Il
4 ofse Soc 20, 49, H. datcd Feb. 10 considers
tion, s6,5oo .---..
Lots 81 and B8, in Duncana Block Of Taylor \
Kriegh's y Of 4 Sec l. 38, n, dated feb.6 con-
| ailerution, $i,h(O.
Lot 1s In Block s. Of jennings part 4 y Bee
10, IA. H. dntc1 Jan. ~; consideration, $91b5.
Lot /, Ill uulhurd'a Block 1. Ctough DarnayA Lots
81 and 35 Bee 49, 49, II. dated Feb. ~ consideration
lot a. In Block 4, of nasors Iots e5 to 80, Town OF
brighton, Fob. 7: consideration, 1915.
Lot 49, eaRt 10 foet Lot A. and weAt feet Lot IT, tn
11ulburds Block 4, Clough Barney's Lots u and 81
Sec IT, 49, IA, dated Fob. 8; consideration, 81 ,2o0
! WEST or ctTG 11a1lEs.
Lots 10 md q, In Block 10, nf u SEQ 10, 90, 49,
{latQu Feb. 2; consideration, 81 200.
Lot II, In l5loek 2. Of Htaves Soc 81, 40, 49,
| 6fatai Jan. 10. consideration, $4,000, .
, 1874-02-19
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.


"knNEspAf EVENING, Fen. IL:
husitoea OF nearly all kinds. except In t'io
markoting Of grain, ia dull, 10th In tho retail
and Wholesale trntles OF tho Nortlwost. Nronoy
ss as abundant ns over, aud tho prospect Is tint
It Will continue 30 for . month or two' Every
body now boliovoa that tho unus.lally largo
amount Of money TINT Inns boon received by tho
Nortl,wost thtn wintor for pork and grim viii ro-
MA H. ~, s-,"..,o,,.,,. on,,,a 80 ..aat,to
M's IN "n e1copaona'ty ae'''o nua Efon'Ao'
'pring trade.
New York exchange sold to-day at 25c and Zoo
por Al, 900 discount.
v.T,ov.T n,vr o,n,,n.r,ov
Nnt!oSAL ., 1AsA sAS4 ulNoohnr1os. @ 'ln'
lis noteworthy 1aot th"t whl'o many poo
plo arc agttating tho public mind with tho tmag-
mary dangers Of removing tho loyal restriction
nm tho aprropato an,onnt NJ National Bank cir
s.,s.,. e.. .st.s,.s 49, eor. onn nm .1~,.1,,
oa'.on .n' "n''o ~ sn1 s'oiVouvoo .,,s 'r'.s m n.y.
autaoslzod aas mover poen Ia"oh py sue
, 1874-02-19
Flc Produce Markets.
hyEtV NNnI{

Nrw Yong. Feb. Ii. -co1Tos-weak; midllins
uplsnds, luxe: futures closod easy.
receipts, 5000 brla; superane Wostern aud State,
s5so8. .25 common TO good EXTRA SC 45@g.a0; good
ssss s'Sf 6ss o5 GAs IT, hasss xass ss:ss s s;
sssspts' i$sSsS sa; s. :, s oh!s:gs ' sias
ao.s, nlilwSaukes, and Duluth. .sl:ss@1oo; w
.iuict. Corn opened e!1ado urmer.; closed dull;
mixed and yoliow western, 7Y@aos old wsntera n,S-
mixed, 59@ole; white Western, 6DGd2c.
IIAY AND 1Iors-unchange1.
Terno1ruM Flrmor; crude, 7ho spot; 80
-! TunrssTIss-lissyy Il .as.lit lila. Mt 4sHc.
IEsr,rx~Firn, Al .7i,:saeso orluoco e5,4@a7x.
@saTc; tnbbei, Sse; rnwashea, isei3so. pN'''' ="
pNovis1oss-l'ork heavy; new rlrsa, $3.50 spot;
sssgss sss s. AN; asy ot nsss se.s ND sss s s ss
nurrEn-iirm !, Western. ases557c. ~'
CnEEsE-firm at l1@lG44c.
WHlsxy-A shado carrier 1t s1.01N.
MEsA.s M po steay shenth-
iraa r s d i, ssoc s;'a Ansrs.i, @ ss IL
sesay; :, nusasa shess, 1s11@l7Hc gold. Nails un-
NEW ontEANs,
Shipping lots rcarco and In request: Rnperhe $500;
Xxx xsSo; ixxk ss3ss7s5 ,i 11sn'y, s71s@SSe.
Oats gcarce and dull 1T Guc,
InAH-1>nll at p7Hc.
HAY-Dn; choicr, f2l 90.
laovtsloss-pork dull at $1,000. Dry salt ncats
quiet at 6A{39@Hkc, packed. Dacon dill At 7k394
@aHc. HUNS, la@1o!4c. Lard dull and easier;
tesce, 0l4GDD5sa keg, luc.
suaAn-Dull Inferior, 5k@5,@c; common, Gaexo;
fair, Ga&IS7o; primo, BNG.
MoLAsscs-Clolcu dull inferior, 500 =: primo for
meliting ut 49,
Wls1sXr-Lower; ; Louisiara, o9o Cincinnati, $l.04
coFtEE-nuiet at e4hGlaSEc.
CDMR MRAL-Scarco and hrtn.
GurToE-Eahy. aalea d, 100 bales, Including 500 yes
terday. ua0l ordinary to atrirt good ordinary lULd
14Hs; low midlngs to strict low mildlinga l6Si
l6ao; mtdass to strict ml,l.llngs 1G q go01
Milang, 17Ac. HtroIpth for two days, TO- aiG talea
E1lnyts-T0 tho Continent, ), ,1t4 arB constwtas, 3
bales. Stock, M1 :&o ta'es unsoid, 191, 800 bales
81 n@1SEr.nrs.aula, @ a s,e, lla1; sight, 40 rrsmiun.
ST. LOUIS.
sT. LOUIS, Fob. IL. - Cor1oA Quiet aud un.
changed.
Misrepresentation quiet aud weak for all except
inw EraHa sarcr WINTER $s00GShbD; extrnE, SS 76G4
GU1 AX $1.49G.b0. Wheas iil7ner, hut little ID
lug No. sprinE $l.20 asked, 3l.ls hid No. fall,
N.4as bid, $i4G naked. Corn fir1ler with good do
mand for future No. mixed, hac on cast track,
cash b27tGl63o III snro for April G4,Hc May, Oatd
a1atu higher; No, ?, 44xo ol, east trnck 45c east
elcyator. Barley tir1n No. y, $l,65tal,76 No, q
q A:aat@l,9s. Rye dreaming ut ss@Sep bid,
Wltlsnr--Sseatiy at DGo.
lMoY!aloHs-p0rk dull at $l6.0o@l5.as. lulk meat,
dull sna weak oiay III 0sder tssda, 1acou eaAluf
, 1874-02-19

sEIEEp-Ti1e roceir.s were nucll smnler than On
the proceding days Of tho week, which fact together
with continued aetiso demand. Bayo tho market u
nhoyant TONG. III addition to good inquiry from
q,cHt Of STOCK and by The middle Of the afternoon tho
pens wcro cmpticd Of ahccp. An extra lot averaging
lag lbs, was sold by Bentley Co. at S.. 90; bit tho
ruling prices were sl.25G9a.75 for poor to common
$3.oo@5.23 for modian1, and $550&o.25 for good to
choice.
New TonE, Feb. 1s:-DEEvEs- -Rcccipts 1885, chiefly
0! common and mafium nativa steers from Chicago;
dcnauA comparatively light salcs extremely slow At
further conccason from Monaay Of nearly tic, ex
ccpttng cnr-1oal OF silfed bulls at 5hc Tic uyo-
weight ra1ge was 9h@t3ko.
sI1EEp-Isecoirtg yesterday anil to-day. 0784. Mar-
Ut aAc, and car fancy as $500 per 100 tbB.
hW1SE--llccolp:s, 4U2o. Tho lnurliet wn9 quiet 1t
sA@5He fer I've. One car of light, rough ohios, 0k
dull and heAyy nt 0?a@7Eo for city 0y1@7o Tor
Wtst0ru.
BUFFALO,
BUFFALO. Fob 18.-OATTLE-Receipts, 695: total
Tor tile wcck 1860. TAe nrkot active mud atrQu1
At 20 decline for isat werk's closing pricos
sitEEr AND LAMpa-Nccerts. including reported ar
rivals, 49o0 total for lilo week, 1900. The market
was slow at al advance Of last woeka Clog
ing prirc3.
noas-noectpts, including reported arrivals 1000
lime last woak. Workers. $5do@5.G5 heavy hogs Ss15
EAST LIBERTY, IA.
EAST L1BEnTy, Pa, Feb. l8-CArTLE-Arriyale n
cnrs+ Best, S60o9GGaf medium, =. 5.UDk5.75; e,nl-
mon, s45oGs60o; Htockers s3.5u@4.o0; bulls, $9sGa
lloos-Arrlsals, 1711 cars Best rhilalclphis, $500
4G.l0: Yarkers, S5.0utA6.6u.
sHEEr-.rriyAs, 20'6 cars. Best, so.75@7.00; mo.
dium, <5.oo3t.oo; coninlon s3.ouGsl.5o.
, 1874-02-19

Wheat WIS active and excited during a con-
siderable part Of the session; bnt irregular at
particular change in tho quotations from other
points, but private advices from liverpool
stated TINT a tirmor tone IVES percaptiblo thore,
and good many operators llore anticipated M
aevanco, seeing that our market WAS strong
enough to resist . downward pressure from
Europe. Added to this was tue fact Of smaller
receipts, tue inspection of this morning bo.ng
only 9y cur -loads, or loss than $4,000 bli. THIS
induced a stronger speculative feeling, as our
recent wcakness has been chiefly eto to tile
2,sooS,ooo bu now here tint is deliver
ablo on contracts, including tho grade
known rs Northwestern No. 2. The trading was,
however, principally local., and it il probable
TINT large phrt Of tho advance waa duo to the
efforts Of large holders, WHO wanted good op-
uortuuIty to acn out. Seller March opened 1T
S1.l715, advanced to 31.1gA, fell buck to 31,l9,
rose 10 1909, antl closed II $780, sel|er April
81 l{{7@i1S Va T. cosine Il sli5, No. spring w
cloactl at 3l.2lM for Northwestern, AMI
sl2l for othor rceeipta. No: 3 apring
| closad firm at s114, and rejected do at Sl.o6.
ut s1.2111; $500 bu do at s1.o111; 10,400 bu
do 1t ii.31; 5000 bu No. spring at Sllg1t
| $500 bu do at sl.ls5S 9,soo hu DO at sil8T
s as by Dc do # \ S o SS d DO ~ IT : 1ls i
|
| 640O bu DO at 9t,l7M 5,0oo bu 10 .at $l.1711
| 5000 bu No. . spring Mt $l.4; SOU bu rojuctod
apring .at al.0G 400 bu by samplo {rotl) at
81, al, on track 400 bn do at 20; 400 bu do at
| Sl.24, delivered. Total, 120 400 bu.
Corn was moro active, and 1i(@11Ic higher.
There was no mHterlal clango IN the ollarsctar
OF tho adyieoH from tho East, and Liverpool waH
only shade flrmer. The gfbat CAUSE Of the
strength oro was TIC fact Of worry light roceiptu
only 81 cura bolng inspected III thIs morning,
and but 20, 500 bu received yaBtertlay. ThiB waa
Baid to bo due to bad roads III tho country which
prevent the farmers from marketing their grain ;
and, aH tla wlutar soomB to haya settled down
into mild mood, o good many operators expect
that supplies will bo worry light for somo ttmo to
como. This feeling brought out gool donana
from tho short interest, ohiatly for tho
noAror optlouB.. Thoro was not much do
snatld for cash corn, and scarcely any
aeouloa to 10 wanted fot shipment.
bol!or MARCH opouod at 6|o, foil on to 6t3Ee. nd
yaueod to 671c, ruoolUtl to 6UJ6o, rum 10 b71{a,
aud closed 1t 67Nc. Hallor April aold At 87@
, 1874-02-19

uOas-1n comparison with yesterday and Monthly
te chnnBcs III to general features Of ts nrko. woro
scarcely noticeablo Notwithstanding tho abae.co Of
orts Of lower prices In Now York and buffalo, thoro
wore ready buyers for all snorchhntablo hogs and ut
quite NJ good prices al prevailed earlier IN tho week.
or At $5.40@6.S0 for fair 10 choice. Weitht Ia at
present Of 1itto consequence in determining tho
market vauo Of lilo ailimnl, tho chief requisites
yil!ig Of course, tho quality be good. Tho range Of
to-aya sales war @5o0, tl,e inside guro fora
o for earu. sbppsa rom W WI n
J. 8. Bros. aud sold by Harley, uroon l. CO. Tho
majority Of tho aacs, however, wcro ettcctol at $5oU9
6.e0 for common to good quntcs. Tho hoga on salo
today did not nvorago good thoao Of yesterday,
tl.ore being fewer good to cloco aud large propo
tlon Of inferior mixed lots
A Buffalo dispatch dasosl Feb. IT saya: "Oompotl-
tion between tho Now York Central L Hudson Rivur
laroad aud tue Eric Railway haB reduced the freight
on hogs to New York 16 per cent"
The market closed ztcady. Tho following aal0s are
, 1874-02-19
CHICAGO DAfLy MARKET.
WEpNEHpAY EyEN1N0, Feb. IS.

ALCOHOI-Wna eaH!or at 81 .o0Ge1.p5.
nEANS-Thp Inquiry IL l!ght a'Itl chiefly from ro-
tailprs WIN p,y only Ia neUt current wants. We
Gunto: Navy Geans, $2.O0es9.40; mediums, sl.bo@
3ab; pens. grces. Lao III ba9s, $195 tn brls.
UUf'rEit-I4o receipts nf tllH star0 continue lurgo
for ta atugo 1t the urason hut tho quality is axce
tio1,ay goo autl under nj acsiyo demand tho daily
offerings aro reallly absorbed. Shippers and local
cu,,suturs wor0 buying freely to-ay 1T tho a1Auxca
rango of pripos Will trading chtcly at as@9sc;
Uha!sa to faary yellow, 3504oo; .'nsdlM1 to good
l,,,,,, to enoes roll, 2s@5aao.
TAdniNti-Waa aintn quo!ed quiet and steady:
Grutl,al Improvement IT. the demand IL noted, but
thurp IL a au ab4euca nf any appearance OF activity,
and yatuus rstnain ullclnn9ut We repeat our lat !:
Htarlf, saHo; Ludlow 4, sJo; Lewiston A. a914o
, 1874-02-19


Tic Detroit Erenitq Nercs publishes the fol-
lowing as all abstract OF report submitted yos-
tarday, at meeting Of tho Detroit board of
Trade to consider tho charges n,adc against ccr-
tain parties, Us previously noted III thoHo col
un,ns. Tho Oonlmitto stated that
They took sylcnco iii retorcnco to conaienmcnta Of
wheat received in Detroit by J. Il, Wendell Co., g.
" las Gstt I la snd & att 4 a. nnsfo, 1} M9i
f such; hut 3. = 4; notstora arc shown in
to Decatur. aud thanco ai forwarded to petroit
that Albert Botsford o1 tho above Ar bud this done
iii order tn got Western spring wheat inspected
Der Which lie claimed he could got douc OH lts nors,
but not If 1t was known tho WHEAT camo FROM Chicago.
l. a. Dotsforl to havo been guilty Of deception Of tho
,ssx y 'a ey osoa oa ho the sabes
as yory remarkable for ong dosirouB Of telling
e1o,erats alr s. Dotaior, Of tho above ar from any
thc firm; and they conclude with resolution allow
ing Mr.. s. to represent tlo firm on the floor Of tho
s"tea In 1satinor I'll honorable man shotllI condenn
mud propose by resolution that ho to suspended
from tho privileges OF the Hoard for three months.
The Netos does not say that thc report was
adopted.
Wheat WAS quiet and easier, selng at s1.loN
@1.20 selier March, and closing ut $i.l0S1GD
l.1oM;, seller April at s1.22@1.225G, closing at
s1.22h.. Corn was active and cloael q sfado
seller Mnroh, md 58gg095s56c seller Aprll, clos
lhg at tho out8ldo. Oats sold at AC1s14G3lc
seller May.
CALL noAHD
AIess pork, cash or seller the month closed mt
S1i.10@14.25; seller March, ,Sl4 .15GD1420 sellor
April, 37}4@14.45;, seller Alay,, sl4.G0@
1IG5; lard, cash or ao]lor the month, $,Y.75GD
600 Hollcr March, ss.85@s.87H; seller April,
so.0a1155@9.o5; ae!lor Msy; s5.20@o.so; short
, 1874-02-19


LIVERPOOL, Feb. l8-11 q. nl.-Flour, 28q@e0g Cd,
Naeat-WintsE. Issa1as Gd; srril!g, lls cd@1as Id;
3Gs I'd. Pork, 6Gs@GGs 6it, Lard, i4R Cd.
LlyEurooI, Feb 18-l:3o =. ln.-posk 65a. Lard,
Ala I'd. Rest uncllanged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1H-1:3o p. m-DreadstunA aunt.
but firm aud unchanged.
.LlvEnrooL, Feb. ls.-Cotton sllado ensier mid
ding upland, Sd Orleans, 8AaB;sd. Sales 12.Ooo
bales; American, 7b0D; speculation aud export 2gD0.
provlsIous-pork, 0ss. Lard, 45a Sd. 0thors ur-
changed.
LONDON, Feb 18-6 p. m.-CouBols for money, 92@
O2iS OIL account, 02ti @o2N.
United States aecurities-t-20'a at 'i5, 1Qak; do
67s. l09z< 1o.40s, l03h; new 81, l04ai.
IAn1s, Ee9. l8.-Rentes 6sf EOc.
, 1874-02-19
$l,727, 7,828,4l4.N0
sl,727B2B,4I ,4I4.u3
Tho above statement is exclusive OF ono bank
each iu Texas, Oregon, and Utah, from which
reporta havo not yet been received,

cNcn III Ie1a6, oregon, anu UIant lI01u WHICH
reporta havo not yet been received,
THE UNION PACIFIC nA1LnoAD.
The following statistics Of the passenger and
freight earnings OF tho Union Pacific Railroad
posaess moro than the usunl interest OF such
railrond Btatistics from tho fact that they show
tho important part tho groat trans-continsutal
road is playing in increasing the population Of
tho Pacific coast, and in facilitating trade with
Asin: --..
The passenger earnings for 1872 wero So &c.,
812, and for 1878 were $3,887206 showing an
increase Of S5tG,892. The largest passenger
earnings Of each yoar were in October, and the
smallest in Tebruary,-tho caEningB for Octo-
bor Of each year boing more than quadrnple tho
earnings for February Of tho same years. One
Interesting fact ia, that tho number Of passengers
who 60 westward is largely 1n exceg8 OF those
going eastward. Tho totnl number carried vest
ward In 1872 was oC.3G7, do eastward G9,92l;
LOG, 1928, do eastward 81, ,9GG. While the travel
castward actually foil OH in 1873 tho westward
tido WAS largely Increased, showing Tint consid-
cradle numbers who wcro carried westward did
population Of tho Territories and the Pacific
Const.
Tho total earnings Of tho Union Pacific traffic
Department for 1872 and 1878, wero as follows:
JAN. I, TO DEC. 81, 1872.
Gr0Ss earnings. H,H32 G05.3
Expenses. A,su0, ,53aab
Net sarni"Es: e. - aro 8; ;s;; IS +'o''osaoS
a.... sA'>s = ~ -tet VI '''% ~,o orr no m
rmansaa ~
~ ..--,--,oo
Net earnings S 5,22e, ,B91 40
1acnEAsE fon TWELVE MoET1Is .
- eiose ~
Ia ues A'AoVto"o'
TIE TEA TRADE.
MesHra. Augustine Heard l. Co.'s China
Trade Circular, under date Of Hong Kong, Dec.
"a, comes to hand to-day. via the penina'alar 4
Oriental Steamship Company's Limo to Drindisi
in Italy, and thence BY rail through Europe to
Liverpool. It contains BtatiBttcs showing the
large falling OH in the export Of teas from tho
Orient this year, as compared with last. The
following we're tho total exports OF teas from all
China ald Japan to tho United states in tho
nearly seYen months from May 81 to Dec. 20,
1873, as compared With tho exports In tho cor
responding porioda Of 1872 and 1871:
To United States, Fo,,nds tea.
Seven months, 1878. ~ 2l6 shG
Seven months, 1879. gag ~
seyen months, la7l
Tho falling of IN tue exports of tons to tho
United States would naturally DO attributed by
most persons to tho repeal OF our tariff duties
on imports Of toas, which ca,lHed suot, great
increase Of imports iu 1912 tllat this country
was oyaratocked; many tea merchants failed,
and tho result was q large falling of in imports
OF tea into tue United States Tor soma months
, 1874-02-19

oATTLE--uusincsa WINS moderately active, with but
lttlu ellango III ya'aea. Alvicea from Buffalo aud
ase extensive operstops on lie part ct spers, but
thut intereat took hold with considerable spirit newer
theless md large Us waa ho supply Of stock on sae
and at ooraby full prlcos. Tho hghast reporto saa
waa 81 head exra steers averaging 429 s at s59o-
nS s e 1t Ss1 SeG
bsr Of trAnscra at csa than $476 comparatively, waa
small From the higher average d todaya prices, It
must not be nferred TINT tlcre was any appreciation
IN market, values: for snch was not tbs case tlo
seeming advance hong accounted for by the better
tbs fact Int osa amoan am an asal OF conon aud
medium stook changed hallds During THO Lantnn
scnso, Which bcgina to-day, tho usual falling OH y!
tho consumption 0r meats lnay bo anticipated. aud
daily receipts Of cattle arc kep up to tler prevent
arorago number lower range u prices Iay be CT
ssSa as' - s.5ss sses Oily aed
ar ssS9t y nooI t. s!ns II 5 III; !, 1atslSrs'
to qualify. Tho murket closed quiet and eaty,
Extra leeyes-araded STEERS averaging 400
oo!ss 10 wv it, %o fornoi ysar
10 year old steora. averaging 1,2so to
cod Incl; fcre ''0'''''
steers nycraynN l2u0 to 1850 lis ....... Asoab.as
aginR i51 10 800 4so@a.75
aysraslng so 10 l,loo !bs. ..:....:.... ses@4.:s
lesn aV9saRins ; auS to TX, i,o'u les: aoos'io
sgs, bulls, aud scalawag steers. 1753a.60
Cattls--Yoans, ep!eu sor1,-fs. .......,.. 48aaso
Oattls-Ih1as. wlntsred NORTH. 3.0ves35o
Catie-1o1as' 'Afon.n neutrality-suspicious.. 4'to'@a''o
ii cLoico scers.. 800 $3.50
~ rauRlhA &IeeEa''... ...,s..'ss....s.*..l>leJ a.ho
lb goo! kletfss +.s'.,.,",.........1.laI .laI wv
IT clo!co stoefa. ..-.....,..",.".l,Ia SIS
, 1874-02-19
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. IS.
Tho following were tho roccipts md shipments
OF tho leading articlos of produce III Chicago
during tho past twenty-follr hours, and for tue
corresponding dato ono yoar ago:
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cont bonds s.,.,....".t....,.,, .... VotS9'A
LATEST.
Nnw YonK, Feb. 18.-Troasury disbursements,
$4,000.
Customs rccoiptH, eA09, 900.
Produce exports for tho wcok, 81, ,845t 500.
Money c!oaod at4 por cont on stocks, md Q
per cont on Govortlmcnts. Primo business
phror, ror cent.
Startling ruled worry dull Al a4.8411 for 60 days;
aed go !sased i"t "t o'eso at 11az.
Carrying ratce, 2e5an Ylat for borrowing.
Oloarings, s48,00O, 000.
higher.
Governments olosod firm and Btondy.
Stocks oponod strong, ind continued to ad-
vnuco unfit tho Second Board. During tho
afternoon a reaction Of 14@Y occurred, but in
woro generally ut tho highest point Of the day.
Tho advance was 1l@2551, Harlein making great:
eHt advance; no1t followed Wostorn Union and
sbss Tao other v.nern''te e w. Raa1 spd
ers of tito Columbus, Chicago T. Iudiana Central
Railway hive boon notified to be particular not
to assign or dispose Of thor, proxies without
knowing tile Directory for which they Will be
wore liz 900 slarcs, OF whiet, 1000 woto Woat-
crn Union, $4,000 Union Pacific, 10000 Inko
Shore, 10000 Northwest, $500 Harloua.
Tho Governing Committoo Of tho Stock E1-
change vas IN session M this afternoon on tho
made public. tits understood that suspicion
has boon directed toward cortasn brolor, who
is supposed to have proltod largely By tho mono
tnry panic which cnstted upon tho publication OF
tho forged letters Whcelocls, ngainst whom cor-
nj explanation this morniug. Tho porretratora
worc confident, apparently, that tho for
geries would not DO detected, aud dotor-
in1nod to draw tho money Of tho
tho street. In order to do this they prepared
letters to different brokers. asking thom to mcet
Commodore Vanderbilt uptown upon important
business and signol by tho private accretary Of
tho Commodore.
A pamphlet has boen circulated by foreign
banking firm, addressed to tho flrst-mortgago
bonalioliera Of tho New York l. Osweeo hid
land Railroad, proposing foreclosure and tho re-
organization or tito Company undor tho first
mortgage. Tho firm representa- $4,000, 900 OF
tnn al QGQ QCllhnvn 111,iknd
, 1874-02-19

DosToN. Fob. 1a.-Very little change in wool
Michigan and WISCONSIN ticeccs range At doa52o 40
choice limos Of soperano and pulled wool 10 Ill DO.
n,nnd.
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Withdrawn from storo yesterday for city co,l-
sumption 2.47O bu wheat; s,05p bu oornI 1,2vo
bu oats; 2,0o2 bu rye; 72G bu barley.
The following grain haA boon inspected into
store tAn morning up to 10 o'clock % oars
, 1874-02-19
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS..

CHICAGO.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Feb. l8.
Tho receipts Of live stock during the weok havo botn
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1}INFKEE.
71TTgnun01, Feb. 15.-CfI1o r,ner, at 81 85Gal qoi
re1no1 qu1et, 1t 14ac; N1nrch lbo; Aprll l0o.
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than yesterday. Tho fact tlat fair export demand
existed in Now York and that wheat was higher
eans @ to % ineraaso m tho INJURY from local dealers
Exporters wore out Of the market, and prices
woro steady at the rocont doelino. Bran was
fr1ner. Sales were reported OF so brla white
winter extras on private forms 100 brls spring
30 brlB do at $e.15; 200 6rs do at 5000 100 brls
do at $685.; GOO brls do on private terms 100
brls rye at s4.75; 100 brla do on private torms.
Total, 1850 brls. Also, 10 tons brau at $1,000
following Hara the auotntionR at tho cloao
, 1874-02-19
BlllrHENTG.

1874. | 1878.