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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26

In accordance with q revered custom Of our
Fathers, and in compliance with the recommends
ton Of the President OF the United States, de
hereby, with the advice and consent Of the Execu.
tive Council, appoint
TaUasDAY, THE 26rH OF NOVEMBER, AS A DAY
OF PUBLIC THANKSGIVING AND PRAISE;
and / recommend that all the people of the State
unite in such an observance of day hallowed by
% tender memories, as will most appropriately
render grateful acknowledgment to Almighty God
for the blessings which He has vouchsafed us as a
state and . nation.
Given At the Council Chamber, in Augusta, this
thirtieth day Of October, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy
four, and of the Independence Of the United
states Of America the ninety ninth.
NELSON DINGLEY, JR.
BY the Governor.
GEoRGE G. STACY. Secretary Of State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26
POLITICAL.

In Massachusetts, Talbot, republican re-
ceived 1914 votes, and Castor, democrat,
96,37G; CASTOR majority. 1882. In South
Carolina, Chamberlain, republican. received
S0,53l, and Green, independent republican
GS, SG4; Chamberlains' majority II, G67. The
official vote of North Carolina at the Angus t
election for Superintendent of Public Institu-
tions was 81 ISL Parnell, for republican, and
9S,2l7 for Pool, democrat,
The official count shows that the msjority
Virginia is &c, 53G. The totals are For, &c.
$50: against, 1914.
The official count gives Judge William r.
Brown, the Republican candidate Tor Congress
in the Third District of Kansas, nearly 5000
majority.
Joseph II. Rainey proves to be reelected to
Congress in the First District of South Caro-
lima by GO majority over Samuel Lee, another
colored man. Rlincy received 1859 votes,
and Lee Is COS.
The Democrats elect their Congressman in
the Second District of Kansas by 1876 major
ity. Last year the Democratic in maj oritythe
district, on the vote for members of the Leg
islature, was over 10, 900.
The Knoxville Chronicle says the pro-
gramme of the Tennessee Democrats is to
elect Gov. John C. Brown to the Uuited
States Sanate, "out of sheer spite to Andrew
Johnson"
Seven persons by the name of Williams
will strive to catch the Speakers eye in the
new Congress.
Vice President Wilson and Gen. Hawley
seems to state very justly the wise policy for
the Republicans to pursue. That is to throw
overheard all those errors of management or
legislation which have caused pain to judi
cious and thoughtful Republicans, and to
adopt practical and progressive policy of
genuine and thorough reform. No other sol
i've branch" ought to be, or would be, desired
by those Liberals who have been honest and
sincere in their course: and as for the rest,
they could not be called back by any method,
and ought not to be if they could. Let the
Republicans stand more closely than ever to
their cardinal principles of equal rights and
equal justice, aud they will not only regain
what they have lost, but much more.-H.
Louis Democrat.
The Democracy want ga restored and I'M
defled Constitution" and Jerry Black tells
them the way to reach it is to ''put the amend
ments through gradual course of extinc.
ton" Jerry speaks plainly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26

The sufferers by the Tuscumbia desc
lating tornado are many and their needs
great. Here is another opportunity for
a rational display of christian charity by
our people. The Presidents sorrowful
answer TO the sufferers piteous appeal,
that he was powerless to give aid from
the governments stores, caused genuine
regret throughout the land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26
'se Renne's PAIN killing
MAGIC OIL.

~ WoThS Uhe u CHuTm."
One Bottle of this Magic Oil in family, cures
number of persons OF Headache, Colds, Neuralgia,
Toothache, Earache Sore Eyes, Catarrh Lame
ness, &c. 1t might be more mannerly ii each per-
son had bottle of Renne's Magic Oh fer their
particular USE as one man said, it was in his house
''One in esch room IN the house, But
One Bot of Renne's Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle OF Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle of Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle OF Renne's Magic OIL is better than none
One Rotte of Renne's Magic Oil is better than none I
One Bottle of Renne's Magic Oil is better than none
One Bottle of Rennes Magic Oil is better than none
Use Renne's Magic Oil, Men.
Use Rcnne's Magic Oil, Women.
Use Renne's Magic OIL, Children.
Use Renne's Magic Oil, Invalids
Use Renne's Magic on, Old and Young.
Use Renne's Magic Oil in Family.
Use Renne's Magic on Journey.5
1t is the best thing to kill lice cattle and horses,
aud to use Tor Harness Calls, and Sores, Caked I'D
der on cows Horse distemper, Collie and Cramps.
Try it and see. WIN. kESSE q SONS, Sole pro-
prietors, Pit sheld, Mass.
Sold by e. FULLER Druggist, Augusta, Me.
sep3-t&wtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26

One dose of Democracy cured Wisconsin.
Last year the State went twenty thousand
Democratic. This year nearly as much the
other way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26
JAMES STEELE MACKAYE
VIII deliver the third lecture ST the course
j A NJ A RY goth.
8U4JECT,
"The Mystery of Emotion"
EVENING TICKETS so CENTS.

Mr.. Nackaye young man of great personal en-
dowments, became the pupil of the great elocution
ist, Delsarte. His lectures an calculation OF
the system of this great master In this, his sue
cess has been almost unparalleled in the history of
the lecture platform. After one of his lectures in
Boston recently, five thousand dollars were i'm
mediatey subscribed, by select class, for fifty les
sons in the art of suitably expressing emotions
Every professional man, every teacher and every
pupil should attend this lecture which cannot fail
to instruct as well as entertain. Mr.. Mackay's an-
alysls Of the methods and laws of human emotion
is thorough, simple and startling, as are all the
suddenly revealed secrets OF nature. He is able
while standing motonless, to make the expressions
OF anger, despair, grief, Joy stupidity indifference,
vacancy and insanity, pass over his face shad.
ows and sunshine alternately darken and brighten
landscape.
For this Lecture seats should be
chosen as near the speaker as posi-
BILE, and opera glasses used by those
who have them.
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SpertaI Notires.
Personal NOTICE.

All officers, sailors and soldiers, wounded, rup-
tured or injured in the late Rebellion, however
slightly, can obtain Pension by addressing DR.. f.
b JACKSON, late Surgeon in United States Navy,
No. 4, New Chambers ST., New York City. Com
munications promptly answered oct2!-snt ly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-26
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
IBY TIE PRESIDENT.


We are reminded by the changing seasons that ~ !!
u time to pause in our daily vocation ana oner
thanks to Almighty God for the mercies and a6mn.
dance OF the year which is drawing to close. Inc
blessings of q tree government have continued to
Be- vouchsafed to us; the earth has responded to the
Hbor Of the husbandman; the land has been free
rom pestence; internal order Is being maintain.
ed ana peace with other powers has prevailed. II
il &tsing that at stated periods we should cease
from our accustomed pursuits, and from the tur
moil Of our daily lives, and unite in thankfnness
for the blessings of the past and the cultivation oil
kindly feelings towards each other. Now, there
fore Recognizing these considerations, ], Ulysses
s, Grant, President OF the United states, do recon-.
mend TO all citizens to assemble in their respective
places of worship on
Thursday, the 26th Day Of Nov. Next.
and express their thanks for the mercy and favor
Of the Almighty God, and laying aside all political
contention and all secular occupations, to observe
such day as 4 day Of praise.
10 witness whereof have herewith set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
aRxed. Done at the city of Washington, this the
2sth day Of October, In the year OF our Lord 1874
I and Of the independence Of the United states the
ninety.nin =, cn.xr
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
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GENERAL NEWS.

GENEH4L MINIS.
The New York Hospital for women is the
only general hospital for women in the city,
and the only one where they can have homo
pathic treatment.
DR.. Wat Tyler, nephew ofPres ident Tyler,
died at his home at 1.-The Hague, "Westmore
land county, last Wednesday.
, 1874-06-01
COTTON AND pnEAEgTurFs.

COTTON AND nnEAE9TurFs.
1sp1ASAroL1a, Ind. N1aY 30.--The National
from LUZ correspondents, covering 125 counties,
ip the States OF Alaha1na, Arkansas, AIlsRsasppl,
and Toxas, in rotation to the. arca planted tl.ts
season in cotton and corn In those States. Dc
estimates Of correspondents In. rotation
wheat now in tho ground ln tic States Of I'LL
nols, Indiana, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri,
atract of tho principal Information i,1rnisled:.
In the matter Of cotton thoro IL shown fall
ing or from tho arca pfnnted last year. ayerag-
ing, it, tho four States trst named, II Clio por
CONT. Tie decrease II area is IS 40 por cont
III Alaban,a 0 4-1o per cent III Arkur,;
sae, % 4-1o .por CONT In Misstaaippi, aud
o-1o por cent in Texas
The aroa devoted to corn in tho aauo State ia
tent Of ITO per cent. Tic increase is given
as u 4-10 per cont III Alaba1na. 40 per cent
in Arkansas, s per cent IN mississippi, 10 Clio
por cent in Texas. The stand Of lott cotton aud
corn in the 6satos namod WAS, Nla7 15 much below
| full stand, although tho stand of corn was
botter than that ct cotton. In Louisiana the
! majority Of the Aports received epoak Of a con-
siderable portion Of tho land as oycr!lowed i'll all
| tho four BtateH. Tho latoues8 of tho acaaon
| very much delayed, and, although much Of tho
! accomplished at tho date of tho reports, tlaro
| will still 10 good deal Of land lie idle.
! Tho estimates OF correspondents In the wight
| Wcstorn Statea previously mentioned. Indicate
MI average increase in tho total ares Of wheat
| Of 2-10 per cent, The tncroaso ID II par cent
In illinois. $40 per cent in lnaluna Is Clio per
| cont i'll Town, 24 por cent in Kansas, 8 7~10 per
cent in Minnesota, II lilo per cent III Missouri.
! por cont in Ohio, and 1 4-10 per cont IN Wis
| uouain.
The general condition Of growing grim at tho
date OF tho last report waa Al that could be de-
somewhat from tho dopredations Of grass
hoppera. -
| Srectal Dispaich to THO c1teaoo Tribune.
JANEsv1LLE, Wis. May 30.-CropB arc doing
splenlidly in this vicinity. Another 1uo rain-
| storm this evening.
, 1874-06-01

s ?a sfe se' Ss' IT,,
est.nsei iii tao to!!yesies q xlssst i Odessa
any ercced 2,0oo0o b1,alela. Tho stock Of wheat in
Taganrog. 22 c"rgoes had all been tahon for Italy,
ass 1s eappss " ,ss ~ s IL
arc holng mostly taEon for tho Mediterranean ports Of
italy an1 Fra1ce.aa out of sOye,ty-Avo easg9es Of
wllcnt aHet1 tho DArdnuellea during three Wncks In
April, only twelve wcro for Great nritsin and tho
Nort1, of E!ropc Hungary as an al but }tt,o wheat m
isny.,
ture las checked ssew as delayed the caring q tho
1 hs So u q n"st n tg nr
nos oarler thsn to 81 10 ito sih ii June, aud from
days In ~ average of thilty-at1 years. .,',
"n md ho knso b bs9 bo rgs
during the remaining threo lnontls-Julc. July ai,d
Anqat;,of s; % the haryest ys;r The now srop Of wheat
extou I'LL into aeptomber, tnicss the seaaon eliall bo
than usually free from ,uo'snrc. II there slail
tho wheat cars Tho now wieAt Wilt not to avaal,c,
except to 1tntoh estcnt, FOR Touring til September
asesa rhsb IL q % I've
iiis evotago sais;ts during tho ssvea months f5Su
average tho ptostoua nftyeght years for tle aan,o
months wan 4.70 inches. Tho rnin.fala from Oct.
to April 80, Inclusive, 1854, has been only 8.89
inces, leaving no lhesu seven months 81 inches,
which, II added to that, VIZ, lu60 Inches, gives 1921
inehea from Aay 10 SEPT ap-a suinosa excess for
tho 1.-Two summon mouths. II this arrtar OF rain fall
sha1l bo made good, 1874 mud 1875 tiero would
he ~ irces Of raltl-fall In tho yo mouths from huy
to Hcptcmbor, inclusive, 1874.
Al over Europe, In Egylt. algeria, aud IN An1cr1ca
the cropproapccts have been a tat could 10 desired
by the t1,ost hopeful.
The amount of wheat in transit for tho United Ein9-
dom, Including 230.B10 brfs OF fIonr the 9TH ut
May 1874 waa OIL, 418 bu, which docs not include
tho aeanlor shlpnots from American Atln1tlc ports.
aai anl steamer shipments from tho Datfc an 0f
this amount in traus destined to rors OF call, haa
bcen, anl probably will be, largely drawn upon for
Continental consumption. -.....
Tbs whcat1atocks III grannrics throughout Europo
aro unusually small and tose III growers' hands havo
toen rcducol below tie avcage minimum. III Un1tel
Kingdom during The ciat weeks ended May the s-
ry from Imports md home.dellvcrics has been
ad3o0e3 qrs aRasust abosit uo0 ora consumption.
indicating ienctency in tho anppiy IN eight woeks Of
8l4,0l7 ora, equal to G,753.331 BIZ. Tho movement
from American 6saboad porta waa last week. for tho
United Kingdom md tho Continent, 1,7en, ,99f bn of
wllcat nt 81, ,45G bra Of flour; md for ttg Inst fdnr
woehs, 44a3B19 bn OF woa md 107 hrls Of flour,
or an average OF 1,952,3s2 bu ror week.
The v3sl1le supply Of Eran Including the atotks in
granny at the principal poisH Of accumulation at 1ao
aud scaboarl pnrs IN transit by rail and frozen in In
transit on tho Now Yurk ca,la1a wsH, May H. 1874:
, 1874-06-01

SATURDAY EVENING, May WQ,
ALCOHOL-Quotahlo1 1t II .sy.
1,EASs-Were in moderate demand, and mot very
Fm a!nco ths oEerns 5 % arS a. eo,nmtaseiyr nsr
different grades sustaining iccno u 1890. Thore
rrtccs, buyera holding OF for further rednc.ion
socks arr ptng up anl tne arSt , r. mae ~ lie, dc.
yeo% aa 10 aooa sraas s;is H.
nAodlSo-rlo ssga!ug market wsa without sin. H.
ruling only fary tlrn. Following uEe the quotations:
stars, s3iGe; Ludlow 4, 2aMs; Lewiston y W.; @
% Sarlap nuHs, mia In, iesios % gunnies, singo'
17@l5s; % double a7S2sc; wool sucks, hsesGoe.
bnoocoSGonnss y, Co to eSt w,ta g,s Maht
si,oso nssl 5rooh, ?*ass; Tor eoed o. oa5e; good
sGa3sG Gs q:t aad n
sa@ge a. tollows !, !slgnn r. s1n';s;so 1872; Esw
sa asa Se III Isss d. I bs1
Sna na S : r ,s ~ ,sna snlk f
$55009sa0.00: bul.liug brick {common>, sa.00@I.au;
milwaukee, mud ilacislg pfessol. $2.u0taaa6u del.;
l000.
OMEEsE--rrces arc asil working easy, tho increas-
| moro than moderate demand giving tho market
Downward ook. Orders a. ars for ,nall @ NM at.'onns to
HI We.es rsei d. % ss''' '@ 4''x
tiuna. SawMfk4 Coat 1FGat sFHH4 Gt Aiay q, sbeaG
inE uf tho raec4t advance Ill anthracite coal, Says
"lflctys atYnceH coupled with the fact that The pro-
,lleon for Jnle In to 10 somo 3u per less than
tits teHiur hslncsa, must prcss to all loubtora tho
fully of tAer rusplBtiuH III tho opinion that prices
| tntst ba lower thut tho coulpAca Rro nat Hni-
cleutly slrnug carry out htlr scenn VI fixing
narkot for anthracite eoal.b lelgh prero, $9toe9
1000: Lackawsnnn, *s.hoes9.vo rennsyIsa,!ia Can,
lllll ss.ao; 1aek Hun, ts5p; nrooks. $500: Dloss-
Ssa ss ss ssa ass5" %ss xas
COOrENAQE-Ths delslalltl oontinnca light. Fol-
1nwing ars ta guolalonk. Inrl harrals $illda1 Id
whisky barrels $l9na900: arl titrces 81 4h(a1 ga
Hour barrta 4Asst5n; PORK stavus, rough 3I1uDt.s
3G do, lueke, go. G.01a1f.0u ticlcc atayes, rough,
f23o0Gs9t0D; bnckta or sawed, 81. .Guda330N whisky
slaves, rnug, $3o, ,UUas2aO0: 1u huckea, $
donr htvet, fse09sU.0o; circle flour leatlinA 7haI
EuttS-Wsrs III uuiy far local demand ut si1lGc
flbl-Nl,ltelsA were l0Gl3c lor Ii brl lower, with
which exception roviouHy guntad PRICES wore tlnr.
ouEhly sustained. Trau " brisk, or jobbeta AIyj,
all lhey To 10 promptly fill tle oracra INV par-
ing 1tn tAenl. Tho following prlces aru el,rrsut
NJ, whlicHh, H.hrl Gal5u4o; No. .lo Su lt{e 45
No. 0ut. $s,.hUhi3.76; No. sllsrcnacEeyel. uew,
H.hrl. fl3.toesl4.u1; M. bay, sa.5o6a l0.75; No.
Macfnref, 4-D.l, 38.tD9ppo; fatnily n1ckcrcl, K,
brl, s7.6UGaT.71 No. Ehoro kts, S. i6taa.5: Ialk
cotthsA, $b.aaGaH.b0; ueorgt4 cn&llEll, 4575tSG0p
iahrat,or herring, sp'it brta 4s.tua5G1; DO, IL
brl, tt.!a94ao; latra.lor hurriuR round brl, s7aI
9t80o; d. Elrl, $i.oo@st.9s box arrng, No. !, &e
$50; box Acrrng, scaled, 46t143e; Columbia Niysl
| aallnon, .G-brla, $9.76GslU00.
E1tu1TA AND NUys-A sstiafaetes1 husinass Wal
, 1874-06-01
MONEY AND CONT N ERCE.
FINANCIAL,


SATURDAY EVENING, May 10.
Thora Was moro donnnd for loans this week
than last, nnd business, wholesale aud rosasl 10
n nmlstakably in better condition. Tho money
market is not yet In mn ncttyo asnte.
Asa natural result OF ovor-production "na
speculation, mud tho uncertainties or tno cur.
rnncy, the opportunities for tho employment OF
cayisal, oven In regular businoaa. arc not o.
largo as they have beon md nil DO again before
long. As soon a. tho stocks OH l,and, from rail-
road iron to fancy goods, have been consumed.
the dobss 30 rccllcssly incurred ny lnals1uuals
and corporations hnro boon li1nloatous our
financial policy sottled, nnt1 anothes gooa hss'
vest rarnorod there cannot 1ati TO 20 d fotafn
70 nor1ual aativity aud prosperity. Tho prospect
Ii falr TINT wo ahait 500 those eonaisiona taI-
filled within tho year.
Meanwhile, thoso WHO could borrow do not
caro- to do 30, and profor to ccot,omfzo their re-
SOURCES. Customers whom tho banks would bo
clad to lkcop In their dobt discount tlotr own
papor. Tho street brokers have little or no
choice commercial paper to offer tho banks:
This state Of aIfalrs, Whom Joined to the ustal
summon plenty OF money, affords but dull prog
poet.
Tho rnto OF discount is a@10 por cent. Money
Ia loaned on tho atroot ut various ratos, nH high
RI 2 por cont q month. but bro!:ors complain Of
scarcity OF ovon thcso undesirable operations.
AGHl-EbaALo ltNaus AlG uIpAo pGl ce!st' AA's S"A
pgonts report 1,un,eroua applications, most Of
them for snall amounts. ....-.
A large amount Of currency has gono to tho coun-
try, md tho sales OF exchange have boon hoavy
IL consequence. Tho laior orders for currency
woro from points aside from tho Gratn-centrcs,
and were for small amounts. This Indicates
TINT most Of tho grain hold back has now been
elipped eastward, aud tint the calla for currency
arc near thor end. Exchange oponod at Cog
diacount, md weakened to 81 or, but closed
1r1ner at 50c Off. Some currency Tns acnt hnro
for exchange from St. Louis and Cincinnati
whoro business is dull md exchange is at D
premium.
Tho Chicago Clearing House rnporta tho clear-
inga for tho week, s1G012 027.4L; tho bala,lccs
ei,593, 2sG.3a; against $40, o52, :o5.82, and
Year.
noSps AND GOLD FOR THE WEEK.
Preston, Keanet g. Co. furnish tho following
, 1874-06-01

n a rtet 9t 1y Sn 1,se1b e bo
asss SasaSs m asshse arc * IS ts
s ars ,,r,5,as ~ IT.:
rasns ~ sGnsf assr. syss' fa|ss IT
aao raalns. yec!a l2xlgo Z1'tS 1stSa Grra 1,"ar:l
am % sliced, iSaaise: s1enssn q'lario;e. ia1i9Xo
Ws.!ss H. H1s sS%sI save. 40 new 'a ia
rsspbsrrcs rsn re as 1sa9o pt rsierries
wsnuta, now, ical7o; i.razs 16ea11a; pecans, Te1.
8 aais 'ais 4s'asssse Es pasus sS
psp Se7 gsss qso @
o morning uoo very choice 1s,is r'nn ,r'nai ose
s Ts se "'tS eoos s 5 nr II 'ss @ prsss
pei sanns, $9ootoo nsr s'u banca 5a;,6a {no
aoeseIi; aopseicrres ss;pS sSio; tt Cherries, ssessoc
uroCEn1E Es-Ihcro woro no INV de tlave!opments T. T.
most m departments, a, former qotaione were very
genoray adhered At tho recently Tetlteed pfss,s
more freely bsit the movement Ii still far from beluH
acyo suBars, a!rps, mud rico aro selling ifceS NJ
full prices. We quote:
a.s; 5a1a, No. sseIse 1lassi'sn osyles ;i
fSsi%s ill.,, atsa25e: aoo5 q, .ssis2tSe; soniiaoh
rsssng @ 9 3aS;o .sgsor9 re n9I,ys JIys
2'Ssss sSSfxnas stns''S III SsiS a,7xe ,,earnc,
fnl gsa a. aGsesn s1ss sE 1s Saiono
'@2. 1o;,a, S95 @i;o,,,<o o,n,oea md
s:ssSs sss; rs; 9 ga M ye,sS ,ssS'Sss f:'5s
Ss fair Snoss do sss SHa e1oeo ca5zes sgar s@
0Ao; fair ao st3t5sNc; eoMTon DO, 7MGaa51a; Ssw
9sf%s f,s 1sS sSes s5;SS 1.s g. prn s&''
slnprs@ @p!anend drips $500 as: s!!yer 1Eips
a. @ ssSs sssi' ks ss'eo osis s
csc; 10 prime, soas2c; Do cotn1uou, 7o@i2e; Porto
lco moassca ehoIee, o5@ose; common rnolaSae#, $50
sA1rnArus-C Common to beat, ai4@9atc:
srlcEa-Aispiee, l1MSS1sHs: cloves. Ssasss; q @ c.s.
'.s ssst ishes Sean. 10 osleats
SoAra-aerman .nottlaa, e,{eDsNo ao1le, West, 9
SSs a, iss@s ~ ssvoa s&Tsss! 1ne4!a " ws
': sf:4nsii@sllSsf s'oss, ossSlds; common, 5@iofa
mXY-Was In moderate demand. but weak nna
sl5o0alU. %; primo prairie, ss599ls 90 No. do
aesMFo; s'sS ssss ssSis
HiDEs--Yhcse was 10 Improvement IN the eond-
ton q this ,narket Many lsaera aro o tug a'rset,
thoir regular customers. A lew oraere arc received
from te East, hut ths shipments HrD not sufficiently
large to prevent IN accumulation Of stocku tn ealesa M
1,arEot ID dull and weak, aud many thtnk prices
viii asaln,, decline nnie.s there thoNla hs NJ,
early reaction IN tho Eastern n10sSsts, Green
city buschers', GHc;. Green cured lght Shc
hesvy, do, 7Ec;' pnrt cured, ?@f14c; Green calf,
13@t3Ho; green atp. s,1c; veal ZIP, 1o01o><o; dry
tln 1ita18e; dry kip, 18c; dry saltct 1415c deacon
skins, ID to l5c; gribby, scored, cut, Or otherwise
damaged two-thirls prico; brand cd 10 per cent OF
Sheep pos, wool estimated a. washed, per 1t. 35Gs
31kc. ... ..-. ~.-..
Western.
, 1874-06-01

French kin 90 e lgo a;eoa inu
proving, aud tho market Is eorasatisey Ateay Ut r.
cent 9oatlena exsstt, ,, eaa pps a"oted a. wider
TIx pLArE-1o, 1os1+, s13.5o 10. l.x1e, siaeo; I4x
*a3,ao; r.,. .ra. oo. :. avail ~. In. ~.
s.,n: e.; s;:: Me is,a p,s s.pe, cu.
sngEr = zisc-run casks, 1oc; leos quantity. 1oxo;
5 H. sps g. e 5s!'s a. Rs9s Ns s1ss i1s s
rates Ansrtsa MsszsA ,ic1 III }2 ;,g 7o
Of 10 per cent Is 1l'nio from THIS sAst.,,o,. Ast.
I'D; timed coppor, slo; rlautnhed "copper". lie; d.
W1nE-Nos 9, 90; to ., 1oo; 10 to II, Ito; y,
HUI IT, j. y ssa T. e I'll L fna gaae . 1or T. ees s
count fence wire. oe.
NkwerS n g + ea M A. ' n IA 5,sez g
ss.75 elueh. se.e5.
quoso: .suila rope, q Ii, 1ok@17Nc; saal ROPE,
q ID, 4N5Nc: hemp aasll cord, u II, 1Htaa1c innr-
i bals ss.o]es0.o1; Pitch, . I'LL s5.cceSGoo tar,
DE fA.15G3a 60; ros'n, Si.0oe9 G.to y br3.
olL3-tEirea wese NOT subjected to eny Important
quotatona prevalent earlier IN the wsrc generally
st!ssa!i,ed Caribou extra winter !ara: sSss
neatsfoot o at:c:ly rrc, sl.i6; a. extra, l6e Do
o5c plt.,nngo oil, 73c9 :urronnc, 50@52c naphtha.
e5Sy 1gs Sspatha, h common; INN . IT, n, ouo,
mxod aud con.,nun, in car-iots, 85eGetioa; Tsacl-
blows. from Gtose, $l.36Gsi.a per bu; mixed iota,
| $l.0D3 10 per bu.
ia attie or no ensnd. siu The ot enAer is Esv-
Chickens IRA dying IL cir coops Prizes 4rs easy 1t
the annexed range: Tussoys, Ars, loGa11c; click