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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

An exchange has the story Of
man On the cars Who was Offered .
neTspaper. he took il, looked .,
the heading, aad then threw i or
side with diSgus:, and then remark
ed:
Il don't want any ne=s from
that paper
Il suppose that everybody rad
IL in these parts,7 / answered
Has IL been pitching into youF
pitching into mel Great Cesar
] shOuld say il had Bat Us. k.
ne meet the editor q TIA. paper.
~YOa never make anything ~
striking an edi;0-,- said ; -se1te.
grin and bear e.
~Yes, that's a. right Tor yoa 70
say; bat just lei II n=st hin. T.
sbo- him be- 70 rua psps--
What did e GO
dot h do-e : good 6tzL
Here's boz Il :: ICAza vent u1
70 Syriozse.i c. TIE last raj. &.
night, iii ~ b-siz== II lie es=--
Ing. All cane Loz= CT lie E-s-
train II IL zo-ui-- VEL. c.
nigh; ! u@t 81 cd e-o1y al So
wen: 20 the M1.i- Hal 70 IL
theatre Or eo1-s= ! c---l La
gst right OF, 50 I ;-ez;si, then
jim treated; All tL= o-L-.s tre---
ed; n fsc: ne we're LzFi1-
pretty god ti-a, vL=1 sg1s f.
I9zs c.Es = aIl be-sz 20 rise =
roz. L less than 10 :-Ee IL
police we're L and lad rs Tl=
ns1t morning I va hs1lsi before
The cart al 6.e5 SO I Lil
not care inch, b=ezZss / gave
AZ name, srd I l-s= ~ VIE
eould e; fo3 L C: b-t :1e .=-t
no-uing, u u s;=r-a-y eczt-se5
IL that ys.g P-F=- dii-t have :.
81 4 ard N oE1 zane to-.
Did your wife Sc i =
81 sboa,i say sic DID,
did she make = fuzs
-Fus=. GODFREY, Elisha. A-e s
yoa nsrIie3 =
@Tss--
Then yo1 know how i i.
have 20 20 70 Springfield II the
dsytims roT. J1st .e: De see t..
editor oocs
But, sid !, feeling TIA: !
ought 70 take ths us~sPzPsEs par.
@yo1 can hardly blame hin, yo-
know. Il vas only the proper en-
tsrprise."
-Enterprise enterprise b hang
ed. There's such thing a. hzv-
ing too much enterprise.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

An old gentleman went into the
Office Of one of the papers in St.
John, N. B., the other day, and
presenting a slip cut from London
paper announcing the death Of a
person well-known in st. Johns,
asked to have il inserted, Gas there
are a great many friends Of his here
who would ike TO hear Of his
DEATH"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

a person Eho represented that
b Eas : clergyman presented himself
Al tie Office q s prominent real
estate firm IN Boston one day this
week. and asked IL the firm would
give hin . IL. Of al farms offered
f1r sale and Owned by widows
TIE query naturally arose whether
te waited 10 b1y . widow o. marty
: I'm.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

even. nv son. vou have got IL
10 --z-a-aar. have vou = said 2
proud sire % Lis tL.cEes. chip TIE
ether -i-Lt. 1t m hear YOU
c---.-a so-rs -7fsc.iras
Cafo-"AU ri-bt dad. Little
les Leaf. bio l.;,.-s- has. NOR
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

a city exquisite, having become
agriculturally ambitious, went in
search of a farm, and finding one
for sale began to bargain for it.
The seller mentioned as one of its
recommendations, that it had a
cold spring on it. "Ah-aw r.
said the fop, 81 won't have it then,
for I've heard that cold
spring ruined the crops last year,
and / don't want a place with such
a drawback upon it."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

That was a ludicrous sudden
descent from the sublime to the
ridiculous where o clergyman
preaching on the ministry Of An
gles,' suddenly observed, 81 hear
Whisper The change Of tone
started one Of the deacons, who
sat below, from a drowsy mood,
and springing to his feet, he cried,
ats the boys in the gallery"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

They have q new way Of getting
up surprise parties IL certain parts
u Illinois. : resident receives an
Anonymous letter, stating that a
surprise party viii be with him on
certain evening. he prepares
fC- il. Nobody comes, and the
surprise Of the party Is complete.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04
" . - 80 80. kerseli

II : larre Vcnanl seats keFSe-l
y y0-r siie, AMI On your stove
pipe hat. Il = railway car, doa'i Try
q. pat tie thing in shape again,
bat p,sce i nigh; OF your head Just
a. i j, ani try 70 convince those
az around you ~ the expression
u your face that you DO rot think
l. j. hrrt AZ 81. This Is true 20
li;eness.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

: lady undertook 10 chase the
flies o1t n her room THE Other Day
Hith : toEel Pin, Eh=n her hos
band dartiHg careless'y in, received
a vhack OF the head which could
Re hard Al over the house. Upon
recovering lis senses, he g-zed on
her with s look Of mingled pain
and melancholy, only 10 remark:
Il even wish that you we're dead
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

= Georgia negro was riding a
mule along and came 10 a bridge,
when the mule stopped. all bet
you q quarter said Jack, an
make you 60 over this bridge !"
with that he struck the mule over
the head, which made him nod sud-
denly. "You took de bet, den,'
said the negro, and contriyed to
get the stubborn mule over the
bridge. II won the quarter, any
how" said Jack. "But how will
you get the money r asked man
who had been close by unperceived
Tomorrow" said Jack, "Massa
give me dollar to get corn for the
mule, and take quarter out"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

We have heard that one Of the
re=ly elected Members Of the Leg
i--z.c-e arose 10 make his first
speech. The ether day, but grew
confused and blGsLed scarlet. The
novelty Of the situation had the
effect, - Shakespeare says, Of
making the green one, red.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

! retired >ea captain, who hal
made q tour q continental
Europe AMI the Holy Land,
vas ask=i how he vas impressed
b. lis visit 10 Jerusalem > said
be, ~ : The neanest place / ever
visited. There Is not one drop Of
i;l1o- II the whole town ft 70
dsiuk.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

Teacher - "Peter, you are such
= bad boy you are not ft 10 sit in
coz PaIy Of good boys on the
bcnch. Come Up here and sit by
me, sir"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1874-11-04

feet deep viz li.;ls chickens. YOa
nay laugh l. much a. you please,
but It's tree.
, 1874-09-07

NEw YouK, Sept. 5.~-Monay closod at 2@1I5
pnr cont.
Foreign exchange closed dull nj 4SG6Ol80M for
bankers at sixty days stosling, a1d 4881 @lBSsl
FOR demand.
All aalcB OF guild woro at 1o99ktp1092l for
opening and cloAius quotations rospectiycly.
Hates on gold loana Hat and l1GG03 per cent for
carrying. Glsarillgs Sil5, ,Qu0, ,d6U, Tho Assistant
Treasurer l,us diHbuslel, during tho wbslt,
b755 00D aud received for cllsIonI, S., 7G1 900.
Imports Of dry goods, s3 3lIg2 2a3; Of mar
shanhise, p3,G3Ipl0. Speo.e shipments, S,i74,-
HI, oqunl to s113,G0O in gold coin; tho Iomain-
aer waA gold nnd silver liars.
Governments bonds rloaca Btoady,
Btato bo,ltlA 4niet.
llatlroad bonds iirm. The Wabasl, on the
lranefor books close to-day, anl, owing to largo
snount at htoo III tho registration oIlice, It WIS
Icarco Tor delivery, and IL pur oent wsB Faid Tor
~ uae tl!l aionday. There IL considerable goB-
VT. afloAt in rtsIrd to the ooluinE eiouioh,
making the course of tho market for Wabash
sharea yoryirrcgMlar Tho wealncBs Ut Wabnah,
Hook lbland, u,,d Northwestern common did not
mucl' affect tho general marko, Which oponed
slrang u w adyarea Ut Il to u per cent as ool,I
Ghfed With tho closng quotations OF yoatorday.
neloro tue first call, lowevor, IIocls IBlnl,d VII,
northwestern common Aecliuea to q DOR cont,
anu tAo retnaindcr Of the ust from u to u per
osah 1b1s Wpa followed BY an Improvement Of
, 1874-09-07
CHIC MONDAY SEPTEMBER T. 1874

Tor Messrs. Livingstone 4 Hott!o Tho build-
lngB Will no ta,rco stolies md bason!ont high,
win cut btono front, with n frontage Of 10 foot
aflti q depth OF 10 foot, and will coSt al5010
ltulpiph WeberH buildings Oil Stato stroct.
opposite Polk. The main building iA tlirco atorcH
and basement higll, With n frontage Of III foct
aud dorth OF 30 foat. Tliarn Will 10 subhtat-
ta leo u,ld anioAo hnuHcs, mud 4 Btabo III COLL
nootton With 1t. Tho wholu will coal alnut
$4,000.
On tho northeast corner OF Peck court e1,d
Ssato stroot, building 10 by 75 foot will bo
erected for schoo'oraolr UroA, which will cost
21G,0D0.
Elsewhere thoy aro oroosIng Tho following
buildings:
Ono htovo on Woat 11adipnn strcot, ,near Eliza
hoth 80 foot by LOO feet til slzo, anh tlran Htoros
high. fer Mr.. Quigloy, Which cost St2, 600.
q 25-foot front Bturn oil eouth llnlatna strOnt,
three storiou high for David 1lun,mo1, Which
cont 39,01).
buitling on soutl, Caual atreet, 20 feot front
and 75 foot deep. fur jacob Nolcc1s, which cost
10000.
n. st,mora storo OH Sonsl l1a1ated street,
nenr Eighteenth. % fcot front by 10 fcot doap,
Which cost 81, ,00D.
a bloak Of two thrco.stoty md haaemont octn-
gon-front dwellingn pn Ohio street, uear Dear
horn, for AlrH. Nfnry Day, which coat Sl3,0DO.
SUMMARY OF TRANSFERS. TON TIE: MEEK.
Tho following IN thu lUtAl hn0tlnt Gf city and slll
1,rlnn property within raiiia nj mcn of lin Calrt
1foso transferred during tito week ending Saturday,
Be1 8:
, 1874-09-07

1900 bn DO at 4a74o; q, ,oop bn Do at 4aas 10000
bu DO Of 1870; ii, 900 BIZ do ut d2Hlo; 600 l' ra
1oc!o1 at Axe; 1,aoo ta do at Al>5o, 600 lm by
e 9,' 5s dsS s' os s Do 10 q i,s 4ie oa
traek. Total, LIE, 600 Iii.
Ryo waa III better demand, md advanced 10
ror i,u, nndcr very light recciptH, only QUO car.
,Gna 1eng Inspected iii tlfa 'norllng, with very
oontrnc!a for this mopth 1t 8t@s2o. Cash aaloa
were reported of, 4O0 b, No. q Mt a3c 1000 hl
DO at $40 400 b1 to at }lc; md S0 b, do at 80c.
Total 3,2oo, bu. Tho mailsct closed strong, at
sso. bns Tith not much plonpcot Of q further
whoat.
Dstley waa dull and 1dD2c lower, with rather
weak feeling, In sympathy with othor rra,t,
though tue receipts wore MT Rrgo, mud tho pro-
portion e. Of No. waa quito light. soller tho
q a eo9e soes ta oeSer ers aod 70 =. 's9 sse
cloBing at tho inside 6oier November mid nj
8sc. Cash No. 2 olasad with holders ii
9lo, No. Q at 7oc, md rejected at G5o.
9Gci 2,2oo ln do at o5o 400 b,i DO At o4o 200
bu No. ut 81o 1000 BIZ Ito Mt SDo 1,200 hr do
nt 70c 400 bu roioqted at 7)a duo bn do at G6o
a00 hu !y sample Mt 81 10; 800 bu do at a1.0i !;
900 h, Do at q ;o3 =; SOD Iii do at s1:oo coe bl
do at 9sc AGa hu do ut gQo. Total, u 400 ba,
TOBACCO IN VIRGINIA.
The Richmond lphig. Of tho tat inat says !:
'TlliH llaH boon, from tho beginning, tho mott
unfAyOrablo soason for tobacco kn0wn IN tliia
atato for many years. Tllo spring WAS lato and
cold, which retarded tho growth Of tho plantp,
and exposed tl.om to tho doprcdatious Of tho fly.
Tho consequence WAS widespread damage mud
destruction; and whom tho tnlo for plantlng
nrrlvoa, not many poraolla had tho plants to act
out. Homo fow wore lucky, aud got 4 good
stand, but tho great majority failed in d greAt
meaBnro, md somo nltoKotor. nnd put their
land III corn. Deda bud boon res0wn. al,tI In
July grpat efforts were maao to secure 4 crop.
md many planta woro set out. With favorablo
weather III August and September. TINT Is, warm
sun and frequent showers. this lato-plantbd to.
bacoo might have made modium yield. but
Anguat Inns been 10 nnfRyorabla as 1t could 10.
The ilrat part was too dry, then came hcayy
1aIns, Followed by harsh, dying winds and cool
nights, CONTINUING. to tic present t!me. whtoe
which arc aill aaalt wo are nov told, cannot by
tic most favorable weather Ia September, 70.
cerer tho timo that was Lost In August.
PRODUCE sTATIsTlCs.
Tho Now York Produce ErchanYe 1Ycckly has
tho following:
Tho aockin Liverpool tprt. J. 1874. as reported b,
eaGle wns 9oO eoo 9rs aoar, 200 bra, aud 2ooo'
Tho stock il Ionop Sept ], 1874 vas whoat, TO-
0o0 to 1B0, ,03Q ora.
week ending Aug. ~ 1874 at OC0 $1,000 Qgs,
II tho Kingdom eati1nscd at 16G,0o0 10 200 Goo Qrn
The imports the samo week Of foreign were wheat
| Maizo. ly5. .t@0 TO 1Au,000 qrs.
Tho supply for tite week rndel Ang. %, 1874 IN
clHdtng hu deliveries Of homegrown wheat In til,
aboat 8i0G5 to ors, Against IN ayorgo wceKl,
consumption pf 4UD,e0o qrs minimum, and 42l06
Grs ma 1mIm, Indicating only moderate deiiclonc,
Whoat exports Of nussia, compared with i,uportI
| into Unltoa Kingdom froln RusAin:
, 1874-09-07

H01tr BALI.H or THE NEEts.
J, Henry 4 Jacpb We'll have uold q p,eco of
ground oil Grand boulevard, l52xI57 fcst. run.
nipc hack to Yo1non avenue to ioot,arl Ho1eoa,
for s',3 QUO; also, 90 foct on AIicIcan nyelauo'
will hricl; honsc a,,d hnrn inst sou1h nj rs,ven,
ty.iift street to tienrrc 4 Eoavnrna for a., ran
Fretl L. Fake Inns sold tho southeast oornor Of
Caaa aud Indiana gtroats, lO0xly0 foot. for
Sih' mn, '
i, + jacobs has uola i aeros in tin 11n;ver.
sity Subdivision, Sec. Z, Towu Is, Hango Ii, for
T. 6. rjtror T. Son l,ayo so}il for John Arno,o
throe. story @ b brcI M M,illinr @ mr. mn, M ' lot Nn All
North CLARK s,raot In I1,rist3nn scnm;tt md i
Kroncnbcrger. for 5I7. .0Du. '''''' '''''' D''1 -
baun i Oongdon haso aoli Dlochs & aud 8
i}ovnrn, Paw, r,r ~ n0D All c,s7 .rd f;"1 nov,
Jn,'oa = rv,op ,ss ,o,, IN o,r,g i, a.. .,.
af of ia a,txnaf s @ nu ~ asFos m ~ ~ end eaat
quarter Of siee, s, u.s. ii. to Chamlcoy i. iuwot1'
for a1l Ej{1 T',1a nni a ninn,. ~ TaonIs,a ~
4. i. yica' for ai Ut,: ID aare. In H. - ~ Il
ii, far siO D0f. a,,l i8i acrcS II, san n ~ II
to T. +. jeuoba. for Iii '1la: bl foot witt, I'M,
proyepouts on Prairie ayrulo south OF Twonsv.
jacob linn. IT, Ilns sold twcntv-f,vo 1ots IN
Graut'gAudition 10 Eynnston. To rl,nrlaa y Enn,
nov. for SlJ,000, s'ee
il. II. Wulker haa sold 10l7 foot on Twenty.
SID UD0. '''O oo'''- 1'~~'N"o's ''t'o'' ''A
II. i. Ward lima eo]d aoxf7o soct ny wohos
ayonuu. north ri Ynn lluren strnnt m r.. T.
Hin;mr. fnr sTG lh,p A'''' W 49, ~
hInrtir Ec11nr hna cn11 IN foat ~, Nor+, ur,to
stroet. ut tho uortLoast cornor Or itnni, at,cat
Tor sla. 0oo SA'' s'A'o1 ~ A'"s4' ELL oo''
Ainynn,,nr T, c,,,n ,na NIL, .os.,,
UoclS t;una s;v;sn FIJI H., aen II n 1Hsa ~ fnr ~
Sla.G5l: aud forty.six inia IN 1:loc, aa,na S,.
division, for St3. 0o]. N1'> = '"A''o o"o
JesHo SnnnlJ;,,g has ac,1 goy m ,oot ~, p,,,,~;
or s,reet cnst f st 1o,r % +" Gronv;,,a M 1.agta',
fnr {, q nm '' - " 1'Ne-1s
David j, Ely Ina Ho1a as7i<xoo7 = foot q. I'm
northwest corner Of Van Ih1Ton stroot ond ~ unru
4 iot G{xiD,I frot IN Siiah,oan axanra Inn fo,t
Bnth ri ,wnntvs 81 n.s aVu .1u. ,
STr Genrrn Hon nvarr. for sa IT. not PaiolaHoo ~
AnothoF lot of lid reot fro,'t ~, so,,, n, =,
aycn,c nontn NJ rli,u's"vo,'t, etrn ~ ao dHtn ~
sri % nan ~"''' " '''so'ontn o'ioo'' Bull 1oe
@a T. NJ. nover1v S In ,o1a An toet ~, a,,,o
atrcet ao,,f ~ zor'sn Su ~ LAX IT, ~ W 'aI
t'' caah. '' - 1'" '''''' ~ @'0''o0 'o''' III
, 1874-09-07
G1l, per kog. f1,f13 1ist1 6h and Sd do saB7k,
CO. 90: M12h; a DO, st.a7h: I'd do, Ss.i2f; sd 90,

AHus <u.uAtVs EllHcEi, $9,l2i3.
M, MAYA! 4 sTo1S .*ht improvement In Tho do.
,"os *, u a Ssp ss sssh sof y 9;,1s si';
%.s'%i ss'f y :Sssss !si 's5 ss551sj ss
un Sys az ors sa sF w s FL erss fs
a i!o tenor Of prices II rnl. Lard Oil was advanced
sS snsa asp sssspon osr nsFe .ss4 - r;!s n
a. ss l,g ia eg 1s@1ss; s.trn nns Whit htH
IN teIsa' y; Wit. 's,ss sss, :pssa,
s2n92S2S; S e 1satsfa0i Nn o ss1;etIy IFe d
eoa; elephan oi a;a rlan6iao eii H sso s afpon: s
tiue, 4i0s45o: naphtha, % gravity. lco; naphtha
TlTATOEs-Wcro III fair local rcauc,t. Int casv
under larger oleriKs. sxeot potasnea ~erc ia mol
esstS demand s1 st o'eess ta3r choice t2o
RSs o"ees 9a,o@ os
s5Sn nga;ts er 11 DO ss:sy tsss osei s
Tho oenss wers eonssay args p9 sssa ",
prices wero rnrinhfe. Quotations: Turkeys, 0@l0o;
oa cickens, 81. 20 choice Hprlnga and mixed,
durks, S2.50@IDo.
BEEDs-Tho recespts of s1motly woro larger, but
an primo qtn1l.les, n to atscr r,n salea wero
naao q 81 35t@2 g2 for poor to good and *365@2so
for nsia to bright toIco soed. C!ovor aold at 1880
Ea1 waa stoay with aaca Of good crushing at Sf75.
choice timothy II s3so; jos bags DO at s171 sSa
s: 1 d sss s 1s' lsss d as'ss Z
?77 taBs At {25a $50 bugs 1t $odU; ii baga at
s9.4o; u linus ut f242k o. Gags nt $i.05 baga
@ G1aves W = 1850 l6l hag1 x at s75 car ltungar.
sALrLThe Interior demand was again fair and tho
caaaa d. slG5, orlIunry coarsc. sl.00 coaraa din
sos ona ~ y ,$9o; ground anur aa.o0 dairy without
SaHe saet sn1 iry with eaas ssao, Aason dassy per
IEAs-Irt;io contiarca fair at tho quotations fol.
lowlnE @ YoMnE hyaon, common to fair, 35a45o; do,
nnuu pstSala an ctoie6 to e1tra tlrc 05cS61 .G5
eo'ntnnA 70 Ann old lyRnn, T5tgG5o: cannon inlpo-
ra!. 45@sQs; good q choIeo TO, asc{S$l.V5; fnif
70 good HunpoWier, 7Dt986o; ohoirn piu1nny Il DO4
!.4Ui axtrA Anyl,no, Sl.al.35; clpce ia cxtra nov
oapMn. V'etg ~ co1nmpn to good 10. t5176u: fair
TO good Old, Gna1hc: common DO 3fG lid: cnuruun
g le uoo'ig o5GA5e; good. b6@U6o; choice to extra
| TuDAcu0--Ia actvo and ssrona, will an adyoncnr
| lows: " N@ ''e'' ~ '"'-
FINE cuT--Extra 75{as5o clotco, eoaCsc nanduu,.
hoeEaac poor to Conmun. 4Ufa45c.
fLud-Nattlral Leaf 7oG}s0o; la'f BRIGHT 6pG70o:
| black aoAnd, 45@6go.
| 2&OKISa--Gnnl to ciiocc, 82EA35o yneilirno ana
| 3lo cannon, 29Ga21c.
, WooD-Trato was dull at, The following prizes:
Heecl SSso; MAPLE $780, HICKORY. $3.50; slabu. $500
| WO0L-Yessor, manufacturers aro buying from
baud t1 mouth. reluctantly paying tho quoted rrros
which nra relatively higher than tAuGo ruling In tho
| lImnets Of wool tn tho incrl1r. luotgtona:
l1al to primo tuo.WuAheA. ,62@bao
Poor to good tilWGshel, 45Htanc
Fine and netlun washed 1eoce. agfa47o
Ertssp "sancu Aoeee...s'... .4uHs4ad
Saeounl Ahn course anWasbrd .3et4351
G'!!o "i"ahucu .3jt3129
Understandable aud bury wool. 6aloc less.
, 1874-09-07

The exports from Now York during the past
week INCLUDE ,5o0 brla 1lour, BDD, 500 hu wheat.
and 260. 900 hu corn.
Our wheat aiticla Of this morning WAS intonl-
cd to ronl to tho eject TINT 5os ror quarter for
wheat in England was tho lowest price uauetl
for this yoar by those Of the EngliA writers who
have dlscuaBod tho probabilities Of tho futura iu
wheat prices.
We note That some complaints ero being mndo
to the OBJECT that tho recent falling or III tho re-
ceipts Of graia at this paint is duo to tho u,l-
necessarily severe character Of our inspection,
which in annling largo quantities OF grain to
milwaukee, that would otherwise como here.
Those complaints may be quickly and fully a,,-
sworcd. Firat, our inspection is as nearly uni
form it over was. and as it ia possible to mako
It; secondly, tho falling off in receipts is
dne entirely to tho recent aoTero break
In pricoa which caused country holders to hang
back for a favorable turn In quotations third,
tl!ey hayo cornoy n milwaukee,, or think llley
have, great deul moro wheat having boen sold
thoro for this month, short, than can possibly
DO rccetyod thoro which tondH to cauga lottor
prIcos there than IN Chicago and. lastly, tho
roouliar facility with. whiol, wheat IL graded
~ Milwaukee, according to tho section
iii Chloago, aud ought not to be There is now
q prospect that tho receipts Of wheat at th!s
point vii increase, because tho market haA ro-
Hcted from 1ho woakneaa Which would probably
aavo carried wheat down TO Too nor hn II 060
cars PER aay A@t! oeoh fecolVoa Tor WooH lonEor.
The advice 10 farmers to sond in tho grnin rs
iast as possoo, arreSpectiYo of the oontitlan Of
tho marriott may 10 solasN, but 1t Is not always
co!nlnennan!o. aTIl 1a ......
mo CseaBo produce markets were generally
s!oWof it. to,aay .i.an on Friday, an grain was
weak, though moderately nctlvo. TAa weather
was liner, both here and in Enropo. and tAoro
waa q tendency to react from tho unusual
stlehgth Q. Yesterday, wlllo tho stronger tool
, 1874-09-07

Withdrawn from Rtoro yestoVlay for city
conhumptlon: l,057 bu wheat; Sos hu corn !;
1,919 bu oats; 721 bu rye 8,00s bu barley.
Tho following grain Inns boon Inspected into
atore this morning .p to 10 O'Clock: l( cars No,
wheat; lob cGra No. 2lo d. cars No. D do; 3
cars rejected do (166 wleat); 40 oars and 5,4o0
his1l-mtxed corn; 15s ears and ~, 600 bu No.
q do; car no grade t2l5 coru); cars whita
oats; al cars and 5000 bu No. 2 do; l cars ro-
jcctet! do (at oata); car No. 9 oryo; cara No.
barley; fears No. do cars No. do; car
rejected do (15 barley. Total (533 casH), 2il,-
900 bu. Inspected ont as1,5 Gao bu wheat i;
lcl,7s bu corn; 2s.o0l hu oats ; LIZA bu ryo /;
2,n7G bu barley.
The following wore tho rcooipta md slpmcnsu
Of breadstuYs aud live stock at this point during
tic past week, aud for the corresponding yoaka
ertiirH n u tntatl.
, 1874-09-07

The progress af railway construction in Russia for
fho Last five seats has been az wonderful aa our own.
with twelve locomotives md two passenger cara dies.
tuol for tho port Of Tanganrog, soutAor usata de-
sHned for rroatl from that oInt to tho intorior.
There wcra JUQ miles Of railway constructed n its-
va i 1Hi3 mid ore wcro at tho closo Of that year In
the Russian Empire, oGp niles Of railway In opera
s seWet f o Enple hsrs towards
transported oil these tnrty-hyo roads Of the Empire IN
lsJ a ooaoaq tona 81 merchandise against
olutionizing The grain tratlo Of lsusaa,
Tile wheat exports Of lnssiI luring tho ten ycara
ended with la3 haYo bccn 4s4 155,5 59o Au, nrer-
Hgc Of 40, 4g5, 400 bu per aunun. During tho SAND
period tho imports Of wAezt into tho United Kingdom
from Nuaafa Eyo boen 294 ab7 07a bu yearly nv.
sraGe Of 0.4au7y7 bu. The exuo-ts Of what fron,
sin. for tue toa yeazh oned viii, 1873, aya bcen $780,
a77724 br, yearly average Of as OF 779 bu Whllo
Kingdom ayasae Of % 4aa797 Iii, sha lsas, during
thu aaiao period. given Continental oosintros Of Eu-
y,to thu cpnntres bordering tns Mediterranean Sea.
The wheat product Of Aussro-11nngary is usually
I3ao Go e ., = Il, 90 oq ars, or hseto
Austrian rrorgccs this Ee Of tho Leitla ind ~ 5pv
Ut0 hcctorea BY Hungary. Thu estimated snrpltls ot
wheat crop Aua.ra + 9loaOo hectolillea, md III
rlua 1t Hungary ao6so3o acsalltres equal to
1bont 103o,0Cu qrs. or s.1upctD BIZ, Tho exporting
~ ss t "a @ T psS asa
liesyy.
Tho United statos foreign exports Of wheat md -four
tehfE Yar nstnS osnatsa ~ ~ tho M ratg Of bMs
1G7a-4, Sept. l to Aug. l. about c0,0o0,L ,L0a bu.
including for Europe alonc, IA noted above,
e,al to 7,eCta7s bu grand aggregate Of exports
Vt wheat anu hour during tbs tWalvo months otted
Aug. u, Of IT, g3a bu Tho exports to other
iriss tlqn those pf Europe Including wheat aud Aur
far tic Twelve months cndad Aug. III, l874 lave bea
about e, sou eco In.
rho crop movement OF wheat from Sept l, 1879, 10
Aug. ii. 1874. including Aeur, vt stz Western Like
ports. including receipts At Chicago, exclusive Of
through ehlmeuts from Alllwaukco eaatward, haa
l,een Cven ly sussrs Geo. l. Joucs L Co.. Of Awau-
, 1874-09-07

noon, and oasor, milling at 021ISo down to g2l4o
for October, closing Mt D214c, sud at e3e&&t@Dln
for, aontozabor, claslug et 0l19a. Carn WA dul!
md lower, 1nallg at 1o94@7lo for ootobeT a,1 ~
71ho. ontn were ~ higher. ranging from dA>l
9!o>1o for Tho ,loilth, md d29fGpa31ho for On-
tobor, botl, closing at tho ontHNlc. l. achooner
carrying 68.o0D lu corn was taken for Buffalo at
, 1874-09-07
Il to n per cont, but, towarda tho
middle III tito day, WnbAHl fol off

4 20 z Per cont. hNt. tbWhrda THO
middle III tho day, Wabaal fell OF
from 81 to 3l95.. Northwestern common
trom 1B to 8Cfk, and llock Island from 1U0e6 to
901. Tho cha,tgoa In othor slsaroa wero slight.
At tho second call tho marlsot WAS quiet at,t
ilr1n. romalnng lrn, to lilo close, with nh nd.
vance Of 1S to t6 por cont fron the lo.oHt point
q tho aH Io ae a sod ono o soo HnrG1 1 Of
Bhorc, al 900 Union paclfo, 900 Northwestern,
und 10, cob Tolodo Il Wabnsh.
WEEKLY nANR STATEMENT.
NEw fonK, bopt. 5.-Tho weckly han1, Blato-
Hpoeio, incroaHo, el59, 200, legNl-tendcra. do.
orcaso, elG77,o0 dopuBits, decrease, B25i, 100;
circulation, deg, easo, s1i0. 900; resorye, do.
crease, OIL, ,Jo1, 49,"