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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-10

Bishop Potter, Of the Protestant.
Episcopal, puts his foot down on the
proposition for. : church congress, pre-
liminary to the session Of the General
Convention ii New York next October
The London Musical World calls
Rubinstein's dance music the most eel
ephantine, rhinocerosian, hippopotam-
usian, mammalian, krakonian, ever
heard" Rube's piano pounding, also
has reminded some peopleof stirring
up menagerie. f-sgy f.s
Charles F. Matthias, who applied
for the Office Of dog.catcher On Monday,
appeared yesterday before Mayor Have
meyers secretary to receive . certifi-
cate Of his appointment. he was dress
ed IN fine broadcloth; kids enveloped
his hands. From his white Marseilles
vest dangled . heavy gold cable chain
With pendant trinket and charms. On
the little finger Of his left hand WAS .
massive gold shield ring, the mounting
being Of the filagree order. he wore :
Derby hat and carried : Light cane.-
New York Times.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-10
Comic Music.

We speak of comic music, but there
is no such thing. Comic songs there are,
and comic operas; but no comic music,
although this art, like oil others, is ca
pable Of the grotesque. But music can
express neither wit nor humor, neither
satire nor raillery, not even the ridicu-
lous. It can express jollity, which is .
mood of mind, and animal spirits, an
other mood, hardly Of mind. But in
this direction its limits is phrase, the
spirit and form Of which make it q not
inappropriate vehicle Of comedy. Ire
member but two musical jokes. One is
in Cimarosa's 'sMatrimonio Segreto,"
an opera which have never heard, and
which, l believe, has never been per-
formed in this country; never, at
least, within my memory. In this, up
on the fathers announcement Of "un
matrimonio ssobiIe,'' there is brief 81
lence, and then two horns are heard in
the orchestra. It can hardly be that
this musical hint of the probable conse-
quences Of noble marriage in pie
beian family is accidental. But, after
ali, the joke is not really musical; for
! it depends entirely upon the name Of
the instrument by which it is perpetrs-
ted, not ct all to the musical idea to
which they gave utterancc. If the horn
had happened to be trumpet, or horns
(corni) had not been the accepted sign
Of I certain marital calamity the world
over, this brazen joke would have been
impossible. The other instance was .
monstrous porfansessto or glide in the
performance Of the air Of the king of
the Cannibal Islands, in , potpourri
BY Julien orchestra. This air opens
by passage from the dominant to the
third Of the scale, and whenever it re-
CURED the stringent instrument, m
stead Of taking the leap Of Eve notes,
slid up, with . prolonged and waiting
rescendo, and then dashed off rapidly.
The effect was very ridiculous, and
always provoked shouts Of laughter.
But here again the comic effect was
produced, not BY the musical idea, but
by the caricature Of the not uncommon
exaggerakion Of . grace in vocalixa4ion.
Richard Grant White, in the Galaxy
for September.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-10
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from the New York SUM-

q Ex- Congr Marvin, who IS tho
warwick behind the throne in~the
new United States Hotel, called on a
carpenter yesterday, and said:
Mr.g Thompson, weT have q 4 nice bar.
room, and We want handsome bar.
made. n Who car, make the best one!''
swell, II d-d-don't 'zactly know
who could m-m-make q handsome b-bar-.
maid,' stammered Mr.. Thompson.
u NO, no. Iwant 4 nice. handsome,
'W-w-wel!, dang it; if you want a.
handsome barmaid, why don't you go.
over to T-T-Troy and get one 2,
s'No, no, no, man! / mean who
made these l see all around town g.
"Great guns, Marvin! H-h-how the
d-d-devil do know who made all the
b-b-barmaids around town! l d-d-don t.
know, and ds1h6 care who dide''
shrieked Mr.. Thompson. '''' :.
st THE sARAroaA BELLE or 1874.
There she goes, the old belle-and
thus we sum her up:
X Nine gallons Of inflated 'panier, l78
yards of muslin in trailing underskirts,
$48 worth Of wig, one twanty-inch far,
1886 worth Of dangling smelling-bottles,
card cases, and straps. 1915 yards Of
gros grain silk. some cotton, pearl pow
der; $72 worth of teeth on gutta
percha, six button gloves, mammoth UNI
brella, copy of Edmond Yates'g book
and all hanging on the. arm Of some-
thing intended to represent 1nraIx
sort of amateur gentlemaA
WHATS HIs ! esIS
Moses Colt Tyle1s i7 /
yesterday in Sarat !4| N Y
Brooklyn man wrote ( Il 4. \. = Ia
- Tllton Colt Beecher j =! b Y,
A New Yorker was 4 4
Cleveland gentleman tq Y
hearing his name distind I
81 beg pardon, sir, but "
your name.' 3'a e Ia ID lssSs
''But my name is very 70
catch" replied the gentlen sper-
haps it is the hardest name you ever
heard"
Hardest name ever heard. I'll bet
q bottle of wine that my name is Hard
en-" replied the New YORKER.
"All right. said the Cleveland man.
my name is Stone-Amasa y. Stone.
Stone is hard enough, isn't. it, to take
this bottle of wine g.
Pretty hard name" exclaimed the
New Yorker, "but my name is Harder
Norman B. Harder-and bet nv
name was Harder, aijs0El sBf ii y
The joke cost Mr.. Stone just $27.87.
The Rev. Mr.. Scattergood is regis
tered at DR.. Strong's. He is q first
class man to SOW the seeds Of truth.
Deacon Gaudam, of the First Pres
byterian Church in Lock Haven is So
journing in Vandam street. The Lock
Haven Republican says, "When the
minister wants the collection taken up.
he eften remarks, Deacon, Gaudam
you, please pass the plate"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-10
"A Bri.xeport (Conn.) man y

"A Bridgeport Conn man who
started for the Wet ten days ago, in
tending to settle there, has returned
disguised. He got Is far IS Kansas
City, and found one hundred lawyers
there and the thermometer lis degrees
in the shade. He picked mp : paper,
resd several columns Of stOur Special
Grashopper Correspondents" and took
the next train for his old home,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-09-10
Rachel.

The most marked trait of the ;, reat,
Rachel, as we'll as of her entire family,
was penuriousness. Rachel would sac
rifice her best friend TO the sordid love
Of gain that possessed her whole soul,
and innumerable instances are related
in ner history of the ingratitude which
this meanness betrayed ner into. In
the end. her own life paid the forfeit of
this gripping avarice. + While Rachel
was playing in America, Mr.. Felix en-
gagged for her performances the Walnut
Street Theatre, in Philadelphia, under
q contract that obliged him to incur the
expense of warming and lighting it.
The night of the first representation
was bitterly cold. but N. Felix was too
niggardly to heat the building for the
comfort Of The audience, and permitted
fire to be kindlcd only in Mile. Ra-
chefs drcssing.room. Before thaa1Hn
was over the ladies in the houl
shivering in the chilly cir, a re
standing they sat mufded in wr9
furs, and many Of them were I
with serious colds in consequence
young lady Of the number is krl ~
have lost her life from this Ell
the cold which settled on her lui M
minating in quick consumption5 n )1
great tragedienne herself, also,
escape the same fatal result.
change in her light Roman attn ~
play was lies Horaces'') from the l
atmosphere Of her dressing room
cold air Of the stage, was too extrsme,,
and the next morning she was PROSTATE
with IN attack Of congestion OF the
lungs, from which she never recovered.
All know how persistsntly the cough
chung 70 her with which she rose from
that sick bed, and how soon it carried
her to . grave in Cannot, whittier she
had gone in the vain hope Of shaking it.
of in that sunny climate.
, 1874-10-20

sIlEEp-Receiycd siucc Saturday, ose. sa!es wero
fsw I1 psts ts xers without peroebe ehaugs
NEW YORK.
New Yonx, Oct lo.-pEEyEs-Fres offerlngs {, ,23o,
Average llay trs batter ta as wssk 4' Msrtat nrEa
1note active mud shade stranger. Worry puor to extra
.!eats rngea to l3lc With somo Of thu lupst tops
Latter prtco for cloics Ilinos fsI Cherokee catle
Sales Include illinois Rteors w "a ewt at lie.
sars ~ SW, y ' ssFs A. Nv e Vt
l3Htsl3io; tara do, ny X cwt, At l2>n pars do,
~ s: = et III, ~ so; gears do, M cw It 1o,;
5s ew, 1t isi5s ears us1tas. ~ stfsis awt, a at
. ~ essa ~ " " az owt, at 7c 80 ezra do,
fos is.r ,a ,,a 1kp ss o:2o mailing
faso Saex .lass 1t 4anss5 wsf @ Y
1amns e. to g. ~!Eh few VI 8c. sAles include uar
Il M't1csy xWc sasep ~ % Is Ut q. c1s DO AZ 81 M
U.s. a. 51do; cars Ohio. Nv % lSs, at o.; cur o
tsw aloH included, av Is lts. at 70; car do Nv iii
o s 4 s. * s1a uga d ~ y % is +
i H. siso per- t ioa is s. - t'' oe 'as
rtsS ss.;1sE Il 81 o .as 1aE s2os for e
oGtaeHs Dressed 9 aaoppoa 10 ss@9Xc,a dccilne
r,sr ,.rn.. =. EAST r LIBERTY. n..,,
!ast tiIros uuys, a34 hcad for thu week. vali Iup
bulk Of tile arrivals for Saturday. sunday, 4td to.lay
Tloss Aas lee. no business done however. sst Eo
buyers hesAg autl, canslnt nake any quotations
ny ds rosest t. that +t wsehs rses y ~, yi rlo r
wSenk, assso N.Y. head iorAstH, so5a@o.uo pAadol
pn ssap@is.sa 3s far tho Inst t,,,ee ,aya Do a,,
for t4o uask .aou bead. psst sl',ooW5.5o nsedun,,
A.5o{a Los; common, f}.00G0a.o0.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11,-udus-lIecqf,ta. $500: stook-
6.G0; burheys', s. 71lSHa5.
oArr1E-l'ecslp's, s'sos; quiet and unchanged.
, 1874-10-20

s oIs e, n5nsy in ho ii 81 q; fos sT No.
pr1ao,s,'u ~ os y. NJ: j, ao; d; iar wi;o.
STATE oil, lso dcv ~ Standard white, oHe; oh!a
,rnnru,s, OF. M =, :ss!S':Mr;,1s. =, 49,.
lower: lns, iin"i':S iics a!t: In. fn'r m t'r bn
aaW',e'. asso as 12o b4ed STOCK. "a 10 .io. s.,.s
tdgnNr trao",,r2nls; 2 :; md unct,.nscd.
Enhs: i,i1s oATs, Aan na4N--a .arce and 1s,n
aj3a5r. A''' 'aooi"'h to ehoicn
s':,1 r, n and roop,ng should IL.
l'04t* e4H'r sIde'' ia;tp = ;tp;si3xs. "&
lnuisV1L1E'ocss l9.-cor4os-Qutet mud UNCHANGED
fLoun-QuIct and uncl,nnaet,,
y uaAiN-Ala1o1 corfu 70c Oats, sic; white 6so
~; la9yl,1os.-rork, nono. Bacon In fair demand
IT. so 'xsF eap%I'e1, as s@se eear
BHk tnoat4, none' Lard, ,iono. f' 11e"S'
gr. Louis, Oct. 1o.--uorroN-seady, at 1t,.o "a,
FLoua--Du1! and uns,ttlcd; round lot, lower IA
~. Gn,1x1VnoA !: n. Y t stsady; moderate demand; No.
hs,, isw,.s sioya1io Y Ne y 93a95Hn, oorn du1l IND
ant dsooping; NJ j, 50a5Do iu elevators .rcT I,T
So1. ~. ~ Eszk; aud unsAansel RI dull and lowcr
tnovrsiuvs-ross dull and nominal: u,e,s ho1a "a
sa.i'v: a., Bacon dnl and nanins. bulk ncals q.iut
~ !" unchanged. Lard dull aad ibw. summer steam
ltiit. -"|sS AAo' A"'A A'o'0n4e'ts
'WnIsEr-Qutot at pss,
ro ~ Ga1nfs-Fiaus, II 100 brls; wheat 10000 bu:
es I, w. ea oats, 3o.ujo bu rye, QUO bu; bar.
n.,-, BALTIMORE
rrnI' m'nstIipnE. :. i{a. 0c I.-FLoun-Dul except low
a7S IL x y street ami Weslorn auisrllno sl2s@
~ eSdta. A7a@s5U; do fnmity a5 75{aj75
1nI ,i7on s dall M red Western, 81 H. Corn
Wssfrn ~ white Western, sa@y7c OaB du;
and unchanged. ~ ""4'e' o's&o'e. aye o1A
rnov1stoNs-Weak and nom,n,,
HuriEn-yoAtcrn firm: t.taaai tan uni ro,, aoa,.,
1srE1s-Fzn with fair ns,sy It III fs1SmIo sIs 'oI
IErAoLEuM-Unsestel 1t b55c. ~'@se@o|s'.
Wnlsky-Wcakcr; s1.oi !, fS1n;.
. U.JWEHO,
oaHEoo, yet. l9.-GNa,H-Hhoat oufet Nm. I MI.
9lc. Dlrley unchanged. 'A @e" 144@"os
, 1874-10-20
ai.3o q do, $3.50; Sd do, $3a1: I'd do. fnr, su7s

,, ~ no. Sas1ui III uo $j.91s III do. fnr, fU.13
'"vr',; MnH; S4'5.; ;;,,,,,,
tl,o trn 30 -, sew nricra Wcr' received. bn
Sf5n" ~ % .ne waoie ~ Eis slania rope, q ~ 10
II .isat tIa, y N !:9lls HeHtp SASH cord, u
i III, I;s,at ..aee, !h, ~ him na,p sarrcd role
si mcan "!kIln :. Esie h,nuGy ha9 fit!i! y brl+
"a nri "ts = UT, S''eIo'oo; resin, sJ5o@d.50
DfTs-A rr,, ..,...,
nud tnrnr,n @ npswnht IN tar, on, Wn1!e aneotl,
u,,ict NJ W. su1 o'her as were rathct
uarjnu ~ III ~ % wofe no'eu, q. tnIlow.
IIurIa inr,i t.I ,nst"G! IL ue". lc"t 114e; 10
liYLs, mi ro ss ts mcgs !nl.ei ~ he ~
tcr, Iii nj St. cyytsa IAta iatu ktt ~ WI. ~.
a1,to: M T. ,aSnSr. " s"s srnS't sm9nsa M"a yt.us
HItd}a5u d. n,ieT aa, 5r ~: y t*s9.; Mseoo laW
S4UU@3l5 ,lcafsfoot iii t. M!,s' @ toeEf1 hpern.'
extra. tuc tln Ma l. m, 1""r II fMst s'.a" ~
ccnlaut OIL dc Ii,,niuna III rr ~ W. W. "t.s ~
naphtha, G3 4ruyy il fai6r nnn1,',ns ~ , ny
rUrATuEH-IGs nieTnrs ,rntn i9aa, 9n .otlao n ; ~
Eooi local nn s,tinn,,,n So,n. ~. ~ i sieao
wera ato,.ly fr ciluus vnrini;u nv nn XII, niT" -
53c. "oto 4ao'eu III t'S
POULTRY AND aAME-rho condition Of I'm no,,.
try market was slfriv inpr"v.j Thn y ~ tts pul
haa bec rou:c nn tno r"cais as ,aase. Ssen
and nearer In rrun0rtpu 10 ths t.,nnnI nIf nI,s
Gus are worry Hcarcu anil y,n Turkrya roniinnn hi
9'me WAS nr,nnr: Tnrkoys, Gtsa:: ni. c.tctsm" u'
s3o;9 h25: oloico springs aud n,iso, s2asSSa.15:
Rlalt AMl fair nDrtul5. ST EDa nj ner nv. snsI.f
S2.u E1cEo s3UCja!i IN: 't,ra;r1o ciIrkcnr tnnS
h25 nlaarl ducks, f20t&a5O ot,ati II so r"ms
1s0n hRns, lHGS2uc tIer pGiul. = : - -
sEEpS--Tlnuthy was dull and weaker. Tim rom,
1nDH Bfae3 R0M Ut $2Ga52. 80. and Etip,t nj m
Clover Was quoted Mt f5.sGle5o} Fiai rolI at Il. w
, 1874-10-20
Also 7,ASa bu ~ shipped bl, rail-.

,iso '1sa Hn rye aIiIlFcd bi, rail-.
1ho leading PRODUCE markets were divided to-
oay, Corn aud oats wore strong. provisions
"eak. nalta most other markets. stcndv, The shin
ping movement was slow, nut our rtoeka in sloro
apfcar not to have matelially increased during
tie past week, Sliile some are less tl,an t!,oy
were seven dayB ago. The trailing to-t.ay sre1ued
to Dc Chiefly speculative. but tIls damand was
least wallted. '''
Dry goods were quiet, with little or no yarla~
tlon IN plleoa. Tho deuanu for g,oceIies was
only FUR. 0rlars were gencrally for nnaI]
amounts ind HalcB waro moderate in tl1o nurrc.
gntr. NO prlce-ehanSes were noted, The rene,a al
MatEot ruling stoadY AMI firm. There IL q fres
aud. with moderate stocks n store, holders on.
tofta'n very firm viowB+ Tho lato advance In
Wh!trsll, trout, aud cod iB Thoroughly s,,stai,e
priea arita were sellsng atabout previous ratep
4" .a Elm laansf nas more ACTIVITY IN foreign yaroes
!eaanef as,a wood markets.. Canned goods coii-
time qliot. Oils were stoaiv and upcuauroI,
lhe expected ileet has arrived at tic Timber
ntoeEs. anu tho anMat'on exhibited on the nar-
kot WIS rnusunl. prlcas agan adyauccd piooo
stun selling a. $3.50, boards aud lipy 1t Sg5fj
G9l8.oo; The yarl business was faitIy actiye.
with prices for to lower grades quoted Zoo hirl,.
OF. hardware MRS unchanged. seosls. hons,
a1m su' ! WOOL ,; wore quiet The denaud for BROOM
sol eo'tihuoa uct1fe, aud, tlluugh tho 1ecoipts
nc 'lbora', tue market ia very ilrm Iliton woro
hf'n Hnt,er continued goud doa.aud mid mod.
s' o,nte o'tortnga. Poultry was Btoad!or. tho guu-
p!y having been reduced. '''s ""F@
A!Hh"lnea woro III moderate dena,,{l Of tia tlo.
elno as' noted Oh Saturday. though Nov York was
4ntn 1E1' ~ lowar. Sales hero yero reporlod Of
To-! M brls a. o8p por gallon. ~'N ''i''' ''1 "
l.aNo fiolghtn wore dull a,d nominallv nn.
siaa .. as Tor oats. $40 for cul unu 1c FOR
,'a.m "noat, 4 ny ha1l to Buffalo. Tho demand wus
omy 1suy itgs oas carriers did not care to shude
%ao,a'sona "asa Tor tho purpoBe Ut obtaining busl-
.ria; msts total Ut tlreo charters was roportnd
nnr s'1 , w." ~ yarY TX gut o0u0 bu wloat 0Ou hi
,on;o rtovsiptts wero only modelutsly active. and
now pro'as 9ssG! e. ~ oGtioGs for te ulvely of
tact at l9gH uro arriving noro freeIy lily, ny '1s 10
Ms1taa: a alsvs dp po1k T., ec!lueA 100 pur t and
n,u mM !, '1iYytol pr loo lI,n while mldle4 wara
nstlo,. ~ o product. That is workuI Iae,ss dnM"
1't1 no toT huIds TINT thero IL no uitluutv "J +,
11!i1ng 1t mp. haHevr heavy tho new rnav ~" ~
There IL ganara holding oa on tia nory n7ry 10:
,nn1erp OF new for export, osi,oua,v
LII moass, lard having loeu t4lou l'Ia,s mo!s
, 1874-10-20

OfITUAE0.

OhTTLE-Rece!Ted since Sturdy. i a0i. r,stnr
!nto coaiaerattoa thu amount Of BtoGx iii tie vara
~ volume Of salcs waA insignificant, Tic supnly
G1e nanher left ovor frn1n Last weak incutlot VII
some%hcro III The netyh6orAnoa Of 14uOD, pf these.
lcrlats I'l0, or lcsa tan one-fourA OF the orerjra
touhu Ea,fcnaAera. undur supply no largely in *.
~ =. tne sraao regu1ren1cnts, prices ~ere unsettled
ona Irregular. ohotce shipping beoves ser, scarre
aha hence did unt Rharo tn the depression peryudin
the market for other descriptions, Common Tarans
.ulu MeuloM hattvos comprising As they lid the muor
1ofton Of the supply, autored sho most BIure ti.au
enough con'nnn and medium Block now lirs in fhe
yf'ls than NIL DO required to satisfy tho tonul for
the fefnatndEr OF tic week. nnd low d. prices now ute
tAey ntust ht further rcesds uulczs tlure is ynrv
nafSea falling OF IN our receipts, Sales were prtuci-
palE nt - 0o3. 80 for Toxls catie ut 5} 9j Tor
eeFs ana natiye buchcrs' stock aud ut 81 5uF6 50
Tor eol1mon 10 choice shipping hteefs.
QUOTATIONS.
LAra n A'eYea-draded stoers, sverl lgingl,35p
10 ,''1 lbs. ..................,...., Norninn1
C..olce Eteyes--Fne, fat we'll formed i ye,r D''
70 ysar Old atccrs. averaging 1,uLU to
cda 5aI9 ,hso ,hs :*s.5oaGoo
,ts,,. tstscrs. aytrgn: ll1' to 800 u.s. 4es@5oD
aging .1M 70 ,1a0 Observation-Disclosures. lbs 36Oat 90
Dntchers' Stotl-roor to fair steers anu
common to extra cows for city s1auEuter
averaging 8.i0 to 1,lu0 0lb1............, oaJM3.5o
stoTk 'c4ttle-- Common cattle, in decent
1osA, arerAglnT quo to 1.05U ihs. .,.,, oajda9 40
ln!erior-Lignt Mnd thin COWS, lleifers
staga nu!ls and ecalawag s:eora. 1bo@aoo
T.tt =; cnsuca corn ietl..,. 4U0I4bD
st Wlht sfed North,........ auEesD.75
Neesc-4tAAss tuFoHRh urnYcs, 1.;juhl35u
LrrTArl l.
, 1874-10-20
N. OarollnaB, nsw....12N
lNrneEFteS, rleW......G7 N.
SirNa'a!ua, .tisf
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wore 0lodfor rccor;
Monday, OCT, 1B;

| AHN totVhilIE lu6lFuUlGHkH WSlV ulGQ lOE EGEOEN
Monday, Oct. 1B:
South rars nv, e5s- # II Thirty y-arst at, ct,
Sx1a3 IT. laetl ", 1c..............s II ,0co
x12sA II; nlso South PSrk nv. 9a0 IT . III
Thrss-s!i!ri It, i, o9lla7 ul0 It, datod
ntertsi tt; #. il; Il of rhiry IT. 90'0
undivided x If 2'19sM II, with 2sxpbk II
II ss"e = ~ .%tysio,' !, atea Aug 1aooo
nsr j. i: esi Ohio Il. t. 3ixisj s'''
west ohraso ~. iii Il ii is.yt 81 '''o
,,;ei.i, xit no f. tlaol Jne B.....:.......t. 500
wan 25n 1t front tu aI1ue hnbdivsiulI, dated
o:5s';.e; :s /; q 1Say.ai IL l. ''''
Tl,irt, -tlftl 81 !. cor Vt Vernon ~, t. 2;xiii
II; tiatsa ost. n: n,ooo
olynoatn ~, 100 II . of Iiorrldon It, nef ''''
~, Sssl2, IT. dated ooE 1900
Grove IT 1A o,l0 Il u oof Twanhoih ii, nwf, '
lev Il sSsst ss mn:s It, wi:ss '0'0
s,s w.: g q; as,rs urted s}st 9st; 1.oo
sissn ss ~, III st" Of II Talrust It, :sso a4'o
rn;'sse Ss;s t. II II Lake. sisxiS ''''0
p"e; 10 r Ct o;Esy Az, Il: 'lt8
1o5tG H. tla,eA OF. 10...,................. LOCO
Warren y, 41ft of rusa ii. 8 t, 2sila II,
WI fo'r':tn @ Il, Is Il ii I:ai,. III 1000
19i #, dated Uct. II. a5Do
Twrnty.ninth 1t, 42a # ut uuuuser, = /, ASK
124 0lH #. ttatetl OFT. 1D.................-. u7s
SOUTH Or CITY i1si1TR AND wIrIflE A RADIUS OF Z
hf1Lns couRT-lIouaE,
Sonth furk av 4 " cor OF Tnr4y-s eycuth st. 10
scres (er:eln 1G5 It and 15o It sauare>. dat
noya} po,ass
tlsted Oc!. ..-...,....,,,.,,,,,., 400
Lois lg to 10, Black j, il . i5swi ofn,7H ''
ssr. 10, aa II. dated Avg. s,7Co
, 1874-10-20
MARKETS yf TELEuR4pu.


hlsEnrooL, Oct. lD-1l H. ln-Fuur, 93s 1dGl9ss 6l,
d. u lvdys %; arrin ass1s 8I w.e,
por1. elnp ios 4d@los VI. Corn, a5s 0l
y L!yEnEooI, o.. ls-3:ao r. m.-Drea,,tuf1s strong
Iys' a9' w. Lard, o2s tI. PORK, IT'S. Ncst un-
L,snaR: Oct 1n.-Amount of bullion Withdrawn
1to ie LINK of Eus!and oubalaueo today e2loou
iU3 iSssGm9nSy' ~ 'nSy' " aoeoun yst
Etie, ?7AGa9719; l,rcfertal, IL, ~
Tr1,aow, r.n,,s,, tss %: Spirits petroleum, 13a.
Faa1s, Oct. 1y.--llentes, G1f TO-
,,1s M11sEnrooI W. OFT 10-cottuu qnses; midd1iug up-
is, An sm .iss oisens, std sals* l2lo hA!es Amer
Hie1dssuds-Qliat. Cora, a5s Oh,
,o rors. 70. Lard C2a. DlcoE-Long clear uida,ee.
o3a; Ehort clear, 6ls IL. e'
TAllow, 42s 9ds. Turprntinc, 2as,
, 1874-10-20

, l,nrDoEroaT, I'll, oss. 19.-Ana1vEp-Gen he.
1000 hu soru, 1,aua bu wneat Commerce. O.tnwcs
7.s1u bu oats Cayuga, Lo.kport, G,59o bu oats Z
Kybrr FIX alarseillc@ cvoo pu corn bss Feauee, Mor-
ChEsEEn-ueorgiu, Joliet, 81, 300 IT lumber North
Star. 0nawn. GU losts; brilliant, Morri4 ss IN ln1n-
- n shingles l,asl posta: aosnils Light, Lasso.
q ls9 # lamDer; Orion atrarllea, Gsst it Lumber,
1850 ath prop ucayur, Henry, G3373 It lumber, ~
III sAln5es; nrop King r0a. k4uk4kea Toeder, Is N
lumber, III aliuyics, 35u1 lAth,
, 1874-10-20

fTeo1y, in anticipation Of = light sipii.
Tue inarkct clIsnd at tho following range OF
grlecn' Mess pork, caal S1o.2t@11D. .5 tlo aofl or
oe,onof Enaillal at R10.1U DO saler tito yo1;
Sis.sd do.Bcllor January and Februa,v.
r 1T73nra1oee!s ra o. aeller February, si7:476@
seller january mid FoGrusiy, ell.35@it. 10
do, ,aocr Fnhrnary, 91t.5ot911.5311; snn-
neer 1r l'ra. l2A@9i3c, swaot-pohled hams, 1t1t5
ary.salsnd m+nts. looso, al 711{o Tor shoulders
ln!ac Tor host rbs, 10c FOR long cears; 1880 Tor
short ceara. aud 0>z@D54o for dumbnrianis. The
hamo ' ooxe.. 4}D}@e nbute tfioso rrlccs. Dloon
neef. %. 40 estra moss flo, 7lU.59; bcef hams,
s2n. n.5bQa'2l.U0 City tal!ow, attl@s1{c; greaao
nominal ut VG79c. salcH wcre rapurted Of 25U br's
HOBS pork sei1or Tho month at Sl!.00; 75J bria
", aotlor the year, Ut slG.0D; 25U brls d., at
slG.S7}}1; $50 brla do. seler JAnuary md Fob
r.lary, at 5lz1u; t.5ou brls do. uollor February,
Ct Sl159; COY brls do at SIZE; 5u0 Iris
sl1:a5; 1,5aj tcs do. neller Iotruary, at to11,50.
w., Flour WA moderately active md iuci,n,gcd.
Ilioro Was very moae1ato taomand for sltpinunt.
aud TAR inquiry on local acconut, with no ,Non.
sire to SELL though tho Btuoks nso nn,ple, iIpl-
ers aio receiving lcss, as country 1nitlo,s hayn
Dcon daconragca recon!ly by Tho dulnoss iu tl.o
demand. Hrail MAS In lnodarnto request aud
Steady at the prices which oh.aineil ut tho
c!oSe OF last wcek. CaBl, gaIeB worp ,eportel Of
6oo bills winter o1,ras iXxxXl at s0,bo; yoo brls
10 M private tori % lr1s aprng extras (pat-
ent} at S700; 80 nr]s do at sG.Uo; 100 briB do at
45.oD 2,30o brla do On private terms !; pu brls
auperanhs at $3.50 loo brls d. at $3.50 70 brla
ryo ns a5.25 25 urls do OH private 1er1ns Total,
105 Drla Also, 10 tons BRAT ut 51O.bD; u tons
10 nt 5l025; tntlG do At 90 OH t.ark 9'tnns
at SLIGO FREQ OF. hoart1. The market clouca Mt
n II rttnftI xrntrtxr r~zR
, 1874-10-20

MONDAY EYENIND. OCT

.....-..-.. MoNpAY EVENING, Oct. 10.
Tbs wholesale market vary acliye autt Arn, Tho
offerings liberal, numbering u,uut no aargoea
risre-stln aoid rcady at $3.50, thu advance, obtained
Hltnray, anA oo,naun b'araJ wase quoted ,stronyer,
taogh saea of nferlpr las wera natls 1t iyUo aitn
boards aud strs brought Sl2 U0G3 l32 n.l eli tMea 10
IT. cargoss weru quickly ssposed VI, n,ak,.,,s tno
ay's trails ono Of lie ust actiyU and satisfactory OF
the sgas0n,
Tbs following aalaa reported:
sehs !, y, n Fa1rsst J" from Hst Mls*r 400 n shin.
ssur Weschsa.er from Muuxeyuh, l5D III boartls a,!
at.lps A. $u 90: aaAr Trsutnn Oily, fsum Manoa,o-
LOO d2aaal a5 III dry ul44g a1l xsauta sold W xA.
, 1874-10-20

With'!rawn from store oil Hatnr3xy for city
consumption: 1,a47 bn wheat, 1882 bu oass,
ISL buryo.
Tho following grain has been inepected into
store this morning up to 10 O'Clock: 2s cars No.
! wheat. a70 cars and 1000 bu No. do, 81 cara
No. do, 25 cara rejected do. cars no grade
(5l2 wlloat) 40 cars and 7,50) bu high mixed
corn, " oars ns'd q, Guo bu No. do, ca4s re-
1ee1ed 9.,s 49, ears no grade Q23 co1); 12 cars
rojccte3 10 10 oats); l9 cars No. 3 ryo 10 cara
No. 2 barley, q cara No. do, cars rojectei
90. ] car no staaa no. Total ira cars), 3l7,-
oao bu. Inspected out: 131 G53 bu wseat. ~. Tin
b'l corn, 725 bu oass, 1,a2 nu rye, ID, ,20i bu
a,luy.
The following tablo shows tl,o distribution OF
tho t''catlstufs shipped from sis city during t1o
pnat wGell: