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, 1874-02-04
HEAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments were filed for rocort
Tuesday, Fob. .:

Tho following instruments wore fled for record
Tacstlay, Fob. o.:
CITY PROPERTY.
Clark st, Of anil ner Fourteenth at " T. 2lt5x21a
It, lated Nov. 20, 1871 consideration, $j,T6O.
South 1brt nv, MS It Of Thirty.thir1 1t, +, 50x
127 Flu IT, dated Dcc p. 1871: consideration, $4,000.
Clybonr'1 nv " cor Of Shelloll ~, LUt ., dated
Feb. ~ consideration, $4,000.
1toyne 81. 15J fin uf Wilnot Nv +, 2ix100 IT, ated
Jan. IT : consideration, ss0o.
Tinkham st, 7s It of West unron st. " I, 621124 IT,
dated Jan. II consideration, sl,0a0.
Coolidge at, 2D4 # . Of Wood at, +, 2lx93 it, datct
jnnn &. 1878 consideration, 5000.
Vctlder st. 15o fl of 1Ialsct1 st. f. 22x0ST fatod
Fob. 2; confederation, $1,1u0.
Eaton road. 5iH II Il " VI FOX al, I, 27Ax100 Il,
datctl Feb. 4: consideration. 81 l,r0o.
Twcit ty-adcnlll ut, 19Q IL If BtoWart nv, T. 90x
sN Il, With lllaiiiys, tlaod Feb. .; consideration,
ltton road, s4,6 # Of Fox plaeo, Of, 27j4s1oo
Park nv 2os II " If Lcavt st, 1, 3oxoi it, tlascl
jan. p j; consideration, S, 500.
Ashland w, IF Hastings At, !, 4oxta8
II, lntct Fob. 4; consfdoratfon. s5,0Oo
Mc0reEor nj, 5D II IF Portland nv, 25x125 #,
dated Feb . consideration, $DGU.
snuTIf or crrr LIMITS.
Lot g. In Black 10, Ata1n Bnltll's part " 4 Sec 90.
%, IL, dated Juno H. 1875 consideration, $3.50
Lots u tn 1C, III Block II Of " u + Soc y, %, II,
Gatctl Oct. 81, lS73; consideration, s!5,Ubo.
IDtH II 10 H. III DUc II Atfltnns mrt Of Iglchnvts
:, aa sc' = w. H. dnt'a 'nn' III; consideration,
lot 49, n aa,no block, dated Jan II consideration,
$a0O.
Lots and 2 in VI 4 l,look 20, stono 4 wh,tncy's
Sec. 7, 10, II, dated jan ~ consideration $50.
, 1874-02-04
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

TuEeuAY EvEN1Na, Fob. 9.
Tho past half.dnzcn nyH lIaye developed 1tllinF
now Of genrra interest III connection viii! the nnrkoe
for doncstlr dry goods Wltlo there has been al,-
sonco Of nnythiig moro thau moderate acsiyy tho
inoye1non l,aa heeu quito up to tho otpccat'oin Of
JoDbers, a.l, with every rrusrect Of acilvo and
prosperous spring trade, feeling Of cheerful conf.
tcliso rorYacs tho arket. As values OF nearly hlt
staple productions steadily approciatlng jubbrra
DO not sco'n particularly anxious to lncroass aas Just
at tlA juncturc, an tllo quotations. aro nllcrel 10
with pronounced ArnlcsH. American stripes llhvs
b9an rslared Nc ut viii this exception al charge.
:lon. In tho denlalsd for carpc,tnrs there
IL no rercertiblc improvcmout, but ths
ennnce cnss Of tho rntcrinl as given tho
ket r'ner tone, an.l, with tAo revival OF trade
pretty general Upward m6yenent of prices may "
looked for. Tho quotations IT domestic M nsil III
Tho Now lnrk Hat.tnt uf jan. 90 HuyH;
.'Tho mhrket for cotton goods presents increased
activity, especially thu heat kes Of brown md beacl+
cd cottona, Which IN Hl,c light supply that soma
advanced rates taso nlready hcen csfnliahot, and
other changes i'll an upward direction impending,
wlt0 tho Whole narkct cxhIta degree of irinl.esa
wlcl, rs we hive repeatedly stated In these rult,,s,
~ koly to 10 maintained throughout thu aetlya part
of tue Hnrttlu btnao!l.H
, 1874-02-04

tho market for dried frlta, md IN aoo lines further
% o ps s ' Ses M s lava ~
M H. f H. %st sa Fsswa S,ss1 r. s 5 1!ss Gss
ss Trh 1SS' fss es e sass fns's yss aysrs @ as
;'ss, ;ss ,sssSs; s;ss: ssssi;s; !emsa rel, isS
sss 9 e. t. :ss s''s!s Ss;
ss esff sser:es sSss ySs nsw iat a}$s rns, d.
lorries; @:42o; pod oi,errtca, as5aos. Nuls-Ti
mas With .s aGS; @U2S" U2 aIs sss1S orSn1s NaS
waln,'a, my, 179lsn; BrazllH, 1l69i1ISe; posanB,
aSss.s %esa" gSG Sss pa1 Wilmington psana's' oa Ton
GIRO oENIEs-Tiio week under royiow l.aH 1,con ono
Of G cro thsn a ,sal Ia activity for the as9s9, mn, r
howovor, enaer feeling was developed in s,tgars
Ta wssss % ose q IL y G spo
rary, and holdera manifest no nncasinras. 1l!cc.
s," so atars e1aes m a san9lss M n rea sm' ALL
lH-OAnn. HopA-7t1MBc.
avs, No. sss i;ns; g rs e 5saye ts
a2ea3alo; common 10 sl>f@al2lo; roas!ln1 DO, a9S
1;;,s 5snsy; s.@SSe do, primo, sFs*So Aiaraoado,
fu Ses KY d. %&Esi sott vs sS' Ssisas 1ss
lt1oE-pat'.a, as9s!do; NanBoon, 7kIsc oaroiilia,
sE9OEc; 11,naa'"ha balage:
nuHA!ss-!ateHt wv !oai, lata!91@Sao cEuHhea anu
nns,r noMnerca o4Gtl6e gsiia'a!Ea M ~ ii}5eails9: 4
iSe; extsa ], i5loo No. S;sic; yo!luS yo!e
y. Ho. !; lM@i9.sa: Ghoice brown. o!E9oo; primo
~ t1 ao; 9Snhe snoieo i'oassse snar
Mosy osleas sugar, elloco, vh@9.io; DO PRIME %
'>lG ~, lr, eos,m9n, l9a$s ,,.,..
extra ne S5Gassc goo5 sugar-lio'ise s!rl, 6sfSGac;
g. no Isg9fao NGw oseas n.oasasa eMoicc s
H. Ill "@ ce 90 rofe
@asac.
@ Acknowledgements t NJ 10 nest, . a49eloo:
brois-hllspice. q c!oSe4, u&G.c: cassth,
.fe:ao : pehef, ~ " Me5J94o nitmoga, NJ. !, $:9
tJd; do NO: y sl.iuG@!.!6; Btuger preJ 1aGS30 :uo
NO. !, aosa9so; do Nc. lGtaloc.
soAPswaer1nan INQUIRED, tilG9nHo: 9olden West U
t9Sac Wlito laiy, o1IuNn; Whitn 1tose, ueleSGHc;
1mlHlt Gba}1H; 8nvon Imperial, GtGG4c. wfit0 l&lH
, 1874-02-04

Etius-llavG mot With u nlntterltt inquiry ut rt-
lucc1 prices. rcklr1 a1 ultt Hoe tln!l. Strict
y fr, pac!ugea sell at loal7o. racklcd iota Of
ferttl ut lGl lUe.
FEATlllsNs-Tho recepts aro light, but sufficient
to meet tho aGnnuus ar the trade. aoud to prlmu
lyc-gesss isathers, uo6do from ilrst 'a1la; opbng
lrcta, 7uGS75a; l,er cent discount for cnah,
FlHH-UetIcrs rn1,ort the demand lnNcA moro ac-
ttyo than ut this pernh aat yoar, wlii0 atnckh
SMALLER consequently Tho anarkct ia IN ayory firm posi-
lion. a.i saue descriptions will undoubtedly eoot, at
vance. Wo quite: MOL wnlteisl, y brl. Il. 5.I5Gg5 50
No: ado. s5so@Ss. .7o; No. trout, s 1905 40; No.
ahoro-inaekerei. np%, 11-hn, Si9.tntSlA.W; No: ]
buy, $lu. .6utSi0.75; No.. nlaekelel, H-hrl, SA.e5
G&3h0; fsnnily Maraercl. .H-hrl, $7.0ees7..5; no.
shore kisu, $1.l5ts3.!5 bnnk codnsl s5..5Ql5.6U;
Qeurgol eo.lllbh, 81. D0t91.95 Labrador htrFlng,
split DrlHt $3595900 10, -lr, $a..5e5 Gl: Labrador
i'erring, rould hr s7totsaoo; In Nhvl, tl.ooef4a5;
boS lerrtng, No. l. :sQ0s3o; box herring, aeio 40D
Aso: uol,hla ltiyur sli'non a-hrls. $$9.75Qsloo1:
HlEEN FItUlYs-ilayu mot with u HtsleFata local
tlul1 uglnhorr,ua are ''eeMlnH acarco aud chDfco
lota have uuyancrd. Apploa aso ac9rce al hIyh-
o. Fanny fruit is selling isr Lrl though
only I'll glt rota way. Osngpa ar0 plenty anl sell
Kow]y. Wo 4uotu: Ie,uns, $1.0UeD7. 10 por hns;
yalerctu !,rages, so6ueslu.6o u ease; paler"o md
AGsHina 10, ii nox, S350eyGUO; fair 10 goo apples,
a5.s5Gs4.7s per brl fro voro; tsvy, $5,Dy. .lsoou.
Cultivated clanberries anl Cups Coa, choice, SVOGs
1i.o9 do. oarys, Sla.ou. Ma'uga grapes. 1910 per
FRUITS AND NuTa--Aqtyi.y stla claractsrl.es
, 1874-02-04
CHICAGO DAILY MA{tIiET.

TUESDAY Eycy1so. Fob, ..
AIc0110T-nuo.o1,,cn nt ii NIhS1 Wi W. "
NEANY~IIaye mot with q ,noierato inquiry, with
40 mediums, 81 l50Gas5: ncas si'ooGta5 ncr III
in lius.
DUrTEls-.r,o butter trado continues 1nintcrrunt-
cy active, with prices frn md steady at tic ndval!co
nutctt week ago Tle llrket ia kent bare Of nearly
all r.ies common lots alono Showing any acclll-
tlo,l, while Of such ,hcro Is no considerable surplus.
Soo SELECTED lots Of fancy pacict havo sold during
lin week rs higl ~ 40c bit 37e may bo considered
fafr out4i.e quotation Following arn The ruling prices;
Choice to fancy yellow ;}JGa37c: medium to rood
gratlea a613i Inferior to common 18a5c; common
10 choIcp r0ll. 4i6sfIc
DnUUM ColkN-rho trato for Tho week las been
fall. though lilo ostera woru generally for small uau-
ties alls from local nlafaotltrors anI those In
ncglborinc towl,s To 1narkct rctans its ir tone,
Choico to cxtr; irrl, 8E9c corn that will work itself
into choice llurl broom, 7@sc; for good DO, 5HG9
GEc: gool TO yLo1co stalk brpisl GtGaBc Inferior
Irtla}. l,5@5Hc. ~
BUILDING Observation-Disclosures under this head
Is ett.l lI,t but there uru tnrntiuuy Of better dc.
1nanl soo aI sone nrosM"et Of m alyanco In com.
mon brick, owing 10 he Light stock We eloto: St,cso.
sa.50; New York stueco, casting, $3.50 LOO Noacl-
rnn,r,,t Il IN Is M Tomfn,,,i tupont - On,T n.
, 1874-02-04

Tho fnct tnt tllore waH no decline yesterday, In
tho face Of heavy deliveries on Tho February op-
tEon, removed tho confidence of good rnatly
lloy took hold liborally, while toro eoomed tobo
several orders OH tho floor which ,soro not lted,
IN tl,oy wore limited to yoBtcrlay's figures.
Lnra was also III goot1 donla',!l, md quito notivo
n deolmo III Llvorpoo1, from 45s oarly to 4aH Cd
per l12 tha later: Meats wore quiot, beoauuo
holders goneraIly insiatcd on MI advance
Of sao &f lo9y ss nj It tGrs e "as Sstaties voy *
Of or rebr'lary, s14.55@1l.5711; do Hoor March,
a14.M@14.95; DO soller April. e169o@15.35;
DO, % s12oa@la aas Lard eash or tai1s aolsr rie rFob.
ruanry, sY.37}]5@D.30; do Boller March, sD.bu
9D0.62]5 DO ao'tor April, 50: o:7lg1075. 0rnon
loose, at pic for shoulders: 7a6@7ylo for
Cumborunls; 7slo for long elcar; 711o for short
rbs stps!4ao. for short clear; tho sumo boxod
ut 10 per III aboyc t(loso prices. 1roen meats ~
lower tlian saltcd do. Meats for hiarcl, delivery
cast pricos. Bacon meats, NO for shoulders
S99l@S3zc for short ribs 9@uho for short
clear, and 11>S@la!5c for harna, all packed.
SSs @ 5eef Ssf'ss fas ss Ss oty S
tn!low, G760D7p; grease guotabo ut 5@7e.
Sa1ns wcro reported Of so Iris nlcaR pork ut
sld.70; Gu hrln do ut Hl4G0; QUO brls do ut
sl4.57;5: 600 br1s ,u ut 5t4.55; 10O0 br,s do Mt
sll.5tl; 1900 brls do, so!lor March, Mt 314.95;
btNl lnls do Mt 1000 Iris do at a14.9O;
1000 brls do snior April, ut 9li.30; G5 rls ulonr
pork NJ SlG.60; 1t0 l,rla prime inass pork vt
1880; e5 hrs meAs ordinary ut sl4.oo; 2,G5O
do, ,scIler MnroA, at $3.50; 1000 tcs do, sollor
April, at sa.76; 5000 tcs do, soller April, ut
500; 40 tcs Eotticd lard ut 'so.4o; 10000 iLs
green Shoulders at 5}c; 10000 l!s short ribs ut
71c; 100 tex sweet pickcd hams QG !Ls) as 10!1c;
20 bra bcof huns ut S:..so00; 200 brls city tallow
at GIc,
Flour wns. worry dull, and nttlo bottor tl,nn
nominal, III tho absence Of any demand outside
Of Tho inquiry for n fow small lots for tho local
trAdo. Exporters woro not t1 tho market, Prices
were unchanged, as holders wcro not disposed
to concodo, whilo wheatw was stronger. Bran wns
tlrmor, being scarce, Salos wero reported Of
100 brls whito wiutor extras OIL private terms
1O0 brs spring extras Mt $3.50; 400 br1a 10 on
private terms 10 brla rye ut sa.i0; 60 brls do
ut S450; 30 brls do ut :5I.37l<. Total, 750 brls.
Also, 70 tons bran ut 517.oo. on truck; 10 tons
corn meal ut $1,000, OIL track. The following
yYnra tin nrtccA nH,cll MT fhn cICyn.
, 1874-02-04

quOtasttF.
1iany- 1oceirts, including reported arrivals i4t0:
total fir lilo werk. 2009 aBn!na 7,BeD ia san til,o
INIT ysok Ma.sst r, Ut .ua.oes; buyers holding oil
tala prices yorlscrH ss.5o@5.70 I,eayy hogs, $3.50
Gso.25. ,..
Nrw YnnK, Fob. 3.-lloua-l ,6aO nrrlvcl: market
firm sa Hteatly l,oor 10 fair I've, B54IGsir; ctty
tlreyct. 'nasnly 'ncta1n anil Light weight, Bga11c;
WESTERN, 7llG573lrt
EABr LIBERTY. Pa., Fob. J.--t,ATT1E-Arrtvnl a8
cars beat, e@0Hn; n,odnn1, 1851; enrhlnon, 4A9
4Ac; stockorH, 3se74c; u1.tl bills, a,1ta3sic.
1logs-Arrsslp, 20 cara; host Phiiadciphlna, t85o@
G.7O Workers., ss.dUaG.10. :"
srEEp-Arr'ynla, y cara; tost, oA@oc; medium,
45595u; common, 3GS{c.
, 1874-02-04

Total Of NIL kinds. 5,432 ,Bs7 bu. Thoso flgiros
show al ilurcaso during tho wools Of 253, ST. ln
wlcat, 97,Cb5 bll corn, d3, SOL BIT oata and 4
aecrcaso of 1878 bn rye, 11,02o bu bnrloy.
Total incrHuao, 3l0, ,25D hi.
EUROPEAN MARKETS,
Tho following adylcoswere received OH 'Chango
to.day, IN addition to tiloao giycn In our tolo-
grnplia columns:
tho turn dcarer. Corn iuiot. CarKocs OH pas
sago, wheat upward tendency. Corn inactvo.
Good cargoca aprlilg Wheat Off const 5os6D50s
I'd; California do, 67a. Arrivals of cnast, wheat
moderate. Livorpoo1-Wloat steadily held.
American mxod corn, 09s.
PROVISIONS.
Tho Now York Produce Exchange Weekly gives
tho following ns tlle imports a',d exports OF
provisions into md from tho Unitod Kingdom
for tlle twelvo ,nontB onding Dec. u, for four
years:
, 1874-02-04
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 3.
The following wero tho rocelnts mud shipments
of tho loading articles Of produce III Chicago
during the past twonty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding late ono ycar ago:
, 1874-02-04

Three dollars lcr a.!ied wliou transferred,
which charge followa tho shingles.
Thtcknosa-Fiye shingles to An two inches In thick
mesa.
I.engtl-Stxtccn Inches. -
METALS AND TlSNERs sTOcK-Thcre Inns heon
no clsngu reiDrt:sl within the past lsafozen lays.
Trade IN f"iry active mud daily increasing and the
lnnrkct firm, especially for tIn lhatc We quote:
TIN pLArE-1C, l0xl4, {l2b0; DO laxla, Sla.0o; lfI
go $l3a0; do, rootug, l4x20. 1C, sla,0o; DO 2ox2S
81 10
Pho T1N-lArgc, 3ac; small 39e; lMr, 40c.
lEAn-f!g. SIse; bar, l0c; p!po, full coils, 105c;
cut do. IL.
SHEET HlSo-fu!l CASES. loEc; hal casks, 1uHo
ess quantity. alo s!abs, sAe
SHEET lHoS-No u. DIG rates: !ttss!a Iron, i, "
nhd III, no; uo II ah4 Il: 2!u; uo NO. Stained, l3c
rates; American lt'ss!a-A. l4o: u, 1lG.
GALvAH1zi:n lEtN--No. 1Gg9N 10; NO. 2lGa14, l3o;
do. a@2o, l4e; No. ~: lse No; ~ loc' a as8eoahs
of ~ per cent IL made from tils ist.
corrEn-Coppor bottons 'I7e hrazlcrs, over l. fhs
47e: tinncd "copper" aGo; planithcA copper. A3c; Do
cut TO hlx:a. A5c
WlnkNos to9 1; 70; 70 " i9o ~ 70 ~ nc; ia
IT, lan; ~ l9o @oo tuii 9antle' ao por cont dis-
count; tenco %1re hy caI-ioaa niie. ,o,.
NAlLsIariy y tl9 week la,ia aayameea y ~ !a81 nt
arso. is worry firm ut tx u,lyance. and tairly astlyo.
" W. ~ aqa = iSun M s, Gr 81 de- Ees s ss 81 ai G 81
tiao, $1.2a; clncl $oa7N
AA'Ai4 siotEs-UosiuhnG N Nh, nsht fo?nost Mi
aleydS, topeA pe1Hs Hi vln'lu iops, q N, IVY
k'sa TGle y " AnEimo Auhll' saau cofu p ~
l8t922o nMrllle, IL, !as5-oS @ IafrGa reEe. Y ~ q
G las oaEun e baie; sa.pg5a.ao pl1ef' q erl' SOU
@ag4 tar, y nri. ,':a sa.iaet",uV ~ ,u,,,.
, 1874-02-04

Nurthwol.orn pfl.... n Central raci!iu hn,as D5
Rock 1s,nd .tG56 1)nl, LAckA Western. ,..
Now Jersey Central. 101N Doston. Hart. ErIe. az
st. Inut .............. dtIl
, 1874-02-04


,1s71 hans: 49,; ~; s5,a59
Tho Now Orleans Price Cuircn, gives tho fol-
lowing stocks OIL hand i'll that city Fob. 9: Pork,
7,02o brls lard, 1909 kegs, 1856 tcs bacon,
6Dl cnskR; inns, asgar-curol, 725 tcs; plain, 81
tea dry suit meats, 056 casks; flour, ~ 736 brls
corn-monl, 6, III brlB.
CALL. HOARD.
PROVISIONS Wcro moderately activo III tho nf-
tenloon, and stcaty, with the exception Of lard,
which WIS weak and lower. Mess pork closed at
914.50@14,GD Gu casll; 514.G0@14.G21 soilcr lcbr,,-
nry: s14.95@14.9715 sollor March; 915,10@
15.371S seller April. Lard. cash or seller Tcbrl-
nry, at sn.2711; sollor March dull at e6.45D
9.4714; seller April, fy.G5@9.6711; Shoulders At
;s5.7o caa,h se'or March held at G1Gc, with buy
els ut $50; seller April Mt s8.40, with Gl4c bid.
Sales include 500 brls 1doss pork, seller i'obru-
ayy, at SLIGO; $50 brls do Mt G14.G211; 600 tcs
lard, seller February. nt a9.2715; 5lj0 tcs do,
seller April, Mt 9G5 10000 ils lIlls, green, nv.
1d1G lbs ut 93sc; G0,O00 lbs dry salted shoulders
at $3.50, loose 100000 lbs short ribs, seller
Marcli, ut &c, loose.
LATEST.
Wheat was quiet in tho afternoon, and steady,
selling at 81. .25i .23N sellur tho month, IND
91.aGeG@1. .26Y( sollcr March, both options clos
ing ut tho insido. Corn was quiet, but firm, at
6B55@53yio seller the month, and 5ogl GD595so
Eollcr March, tho latter closing Mt tho inside.
, 1874-02-04

LATEST.
NEW Yonx, Feb. 3.-Aloney oasy at A@5 per
cent. .-.
Startling firm at s4.84 for 60 days, apd sA.s7
for sight. -....-..
Custo,ns receipts s5i0, 600. -..-.
Produce exports for tlle week, 95, 7C2, ,000
Goid dull, Mt lll15@'ll11Ss, closing at tho for
ner figure.
Carrying rates, . to 6.
Tho Assistant Treasurer disburaal 53G90GO.
Cleariugs, S28, 8,000,0u0.
Goyernmen1R strong, and a. friction higher.
State bonds quiot and nominal.
Stocks dull until ncar tho close, when tlloro
soemol to bo quiet and strong huying moves
mont, and tho market closed strong 1T tic high
cat point Of the day. Tho Improvement waA
general, and ranged from q to per ceut. Tho
strongcAt stocks woro Missouri Pacific, Which
advanced port cent. Pacific Alail,s Colunlbtls
chicago 1ndiann Central Union l'nciilo, North
western, and Now York Central. Tho snlcs be-
tweon 10 mud 2 o'clock wero G7,O ,O00 shares, Of
which 5000 wero Western Union, B,50o. Union
Pacific, 10000 pncito Mail, and 1000 Lako
Elloro.
Sterling, 34.RtM.
, 1874-02-04


cAITLE-nlt lsttlo chango was visible III tho condi
tIon Of tho catt1e n1Arke Sales somowhnt moro
numerous thn yesterday, but the lcrcnso in tho
VOLUME Of business was not no pronounced to havn
weak aud unsettled to thu Close Tho 1nnrgn bctween
hero aud TIM sca1onrt murlcs Is exceedingly s1nal-
too sinall, shippers aBscrt to warrant tlenl In con
n!ng operations and unless there In carly upward
further shrtnlago Of yaluea In this market. Tho cat
lu forwarded from hero during last week arc losing
money and just ut present the shipping interest
to DO considerably rsorlized. ThGr purchases To-
to choice bccves at 25@575-chcly at s4.50@5oo.
Dntchers bought with some freedom ut s..6u lou fnr
poor 10 farish lots, ut $25utNJ.75 for cows bulls
und stays, and ut for rough, thinniah steers
anti oxeM. Sioux cntta continue III good request ut
toebly steady prices. Gool qualities sell ut 75
lou, aud common tn medium ut 3oO9350. salo of
IL fancy stccra averaRin. G71 lis, reported by
Scott Smith III $H.a, aNA II few choice lots wora
worked oil at 81 10, hut most Of tho daya sales
ut rriccs rl1sE,in, downward from, si.Tj Tile
pricBs.
QUOTATIONS. ..
Extra Bcoves--Gradcd steers. averaging 400
cholco i,esves.rine iai, wo formed 3y:ar
To year old atcers, averaging ,25U to
Good s; ncy formed 0''0es''0
steers averaging 1,2oo to 1900 &.75@5.0o
nsg 1.150 to LOO 4.26@4.6O
Butchers stocl-Common to, fair atecre,
and good to extra COWS, for city slaughter, .. .
averaging $50 to l,lOO u.s. a.25@4oo
i!eaa nyeraEny 700 to l,o5o 3.oo@aoo
stara, bulls, and aealawng atcors. $500 175@o75
Cattlt-Texus. choice corn-fcl .......... a.U1@4.G0
att!e-Tcxas, Wtnsered North. 3-Oo@3.50
Eattle-Tcxas. through droyGs. 1.76GR9T3
, 1874-02-04

Tho rates OIL dressed hogs To 1,oaton, 200 10
Now York, 85c; Philadelphia, 1larrisburgh. und Daltt
more ak B{]r.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-12
AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CORNER Q
EIMIRA AND ALfX STEkETS (ALGIERS

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY. CORNER OF
ELMIRA AND AK STBkETS (ALGIERS),
Succession OF HENRY wIEGnAN.
Second District Court tor the pasish OF orieaas'
NV pI.ACIDE j. SPEAR, AUCTIONEER-
* of,ce No. as Exchange alley.-SATuhDAf,
inna il 1874 ct twelve o'clock NJ, will be sold at
n,hIic auction at the Merchants ana Auctloheefs
krchange ON Royal street. between Canal ana
CustomhOuse streets. by virtue oi am NJ ~ p mda
ancs to an order from the Hoe A. L. Tiss0t, 19dge
~ ths Second Distl Court for the parish OF VI
leans dated May 8. 1874, for account OF the ABOVE
suaO CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. with buildings
and improvements thereon, situated IN tne ia az.
town Of Bellevile now tine Fiji a ns f The Mis-.
sissippi river designated 40 let 40; 20 IN ea.a ;
No. S comprised within klmira, Chestnnt. ALL 1
and Eliza streets, on plan OF l.. d. rne, uaS1o
September 49, 1885, and deposited in the once or a.
c. AinswOrth, late notary in tins CITY oasu ioJ
measures, American measure, 81 feet . incnes
front on Elmira street, by l20 feet in deptn anu
front on Alix street. -
Terms and conditions-One third cash. and
the balance credit of one and two years
for notice drawn By the purchaser to ms
own order. and by him Endorsed, bearing IN
terest at the rate of eight per cent per al
num from date till paid, and special mort gage
and vendors lien and privilege, the clause OF nve
Der cent for attorneys in case OF Judicial proceed
said notes or any portion thereof; the buildings to
be insured and policy to the tutI1x ana
the taxes Of 1874, payable in 1875. to be paid by
purchasers, over and above price OF adjudication,
the purchaser to be bound to give lease OF three
years from day of sale to the present tenant the
tate of $50 per month, payable monthly.
Act of sale before E. Eude, notary public, at the
expense of the purchaser. nyl2 10 rs je2 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-12
Commercial.
NEW ORLEANS cLEARIxa House.

Gold opened at III 1ll2s. against 1l2k at New
York, and, after moderate business, closed at
The sales summed up $50 600. embracing $4,000 at
llias $4,000 at ma 900 and $4,000 at ll2'.
and $1,000 at ll2h.
stu anoted at l07Oi68 for American half dollars
AL li00lli for Mexican dollars.
JSterling exchange was without quotabe va
ration at the opening but under the influence Of
the zdvance in gold at New York, and he improve.
nent In sight exchange in this MAJ ket cosed 10
.smbradns $500 bill Of lsding at S. q, $500 do
and 1870 Al clear at IS Az e 10 900 bill OF ading
aas q ses al. al esss e bank * IT, bill OF
Under the same influences that controlled ster
ling, francs hardened aud closed higher than on
Saturday. The sales comprised ls5 600, embracing
60, 90 commercial at -; so 0c0 and 60 600 bank at
46lA and rs 600 fiji st class at 1905.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at ss -
IJ5 4f1s for bill of la<ng and Al clear aud = AZ
as 40 for bank; and francs At 462a CASH for pri-
vate and nominal for bark.
Under the influence of light offerings and good
demand domestic exchange closed fully s0A y
cent higher for commercial. The sales OF New
York sight were confined to 81 10000. embracing
$4,000 private ban kers' at 5l6 y cent discnunt;
S25 900 do at y; $4,000 at BIG; $4,000 CONNER.
cial at 3-l6d3 81 and 5000 and $1,000 bankers
The banks continued to check on New York at
par, and commercial sight was quoted at h y cent
discount to par. against 5l60 y cent discount at
the close on Saturday.
No sales of stocks were reported. o.
The only sales Of bonds reported were $1,000
city gold bearing seven Fer cents at ON, ana
$500 at 50; thew closed at 81 u asa.
The sales of city appropriation certificates in
cluded y 1000 at 81, 5000 and $500 at 6lh. The
market quoted at the close by some authorities
at 6ld6lIa, and by others at 62U62a.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan Police
warrants.
The movement in State warrants less
active, and rates were weaker. The sales included
s5O0O warrant ut Ala, and three $1,000 war
rants At As; large, about $1,000 warrants, were
quoted at the close ct about 45046, medium at
lT05o. and small at 50055, the market exhibited
some irregu arity accordinging to the size of the
warrant In request.