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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-08

The Haytien government has i'm
posed heavy taxation upon resident
foreigners, including foreign clerks in
the employ of Haytiens.
The steamboatmen' association OF
st. Louis are arranging for a general
convention Of river steamboatmen to
be held in that city on the Both inst,
Wednesday of this week.
The Democrats of the third district
Of Wiseonin have nominated Hon. Chas.
Thomson Of Green county for Congress.
In the sixth district of the same State
Hon. Gabriel Bouck of Winnebago is
the Democratic nominee.
The grasshopper regions Of Ne.
braska being in need of relief. the
Union Pacific railway company, through
President Dillon, has donated 5000,
and the Burlington & Missouri com.
pany has given $4,000. Who said cor.
porations have NO souls
The President is reported as hav'
ing, Saturday last, expressed his deter.
mination to remove incompetent or 9th.
erwise unfit men from federal offices in
the South, and to fill their places with
the best men to be found in the several
communities. He felt satisfied, it is
said, that the bad appointments which
have been made have tended TO str NJ
lskab,
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-08

Total. -. S., 0s2, l58 t72, So, 1872
Estimate amount ex-
empt from taxations S,O74, 300
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-08
CURRENT NEWS ITEMS.

-Four American ships were damaged
by the typhoon in Hong Kong harbor,
Sept. 9th.
The Liberal State convention Of
New York finally adjourned without
making any nominations.
B. j. Hendcrcy, an agent for the
American Express at Winona, ILL.,, has
been convicted at Toronto,. Can, Of
stealing $1,000.
-Moulton is to furnish bail in $780,
OOO, with two sureties, to appear for
trial on Edna Dean Proctor's libel suit,
which has now been transferred to the
city courts.
james Glenn, for many years one
of the leading proprietors of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, died at his residence
in that city yesterday, the Goth, after
protracted illness.
The gubernatorial canvass i'll Ten
nessee was opened at Jone sboro in the
Southern style, one candidate following
the other in speaking to the same aud
fence.
The Democratic nominees for Con-
gress in the st. Louis city districts are
as follows: 18th district, E. G. Kehr;
I'd district, E. Wills, present incum-
bent; Sd district, VIM. H.. Stone.
present incumbent.
"a we'll known gentleman writes
to the Omaha Herald confirming the
statements heretofore made that there
is abundance of gold in the Black Hills.
but says it would be madness for par,
ties to attempt to 60 there this fall or
winter.
George Brown of Pittsburg has
sent another challenge to row Joseph
ii. Sadler. champion of England, five
mile race for 81, 500 to $1,000 aside, at
Springfield, Massachusetts,, Halifax. or
st. Johns, N. B.. the last week in Octo-
Der or the first week in November.
The Supreme Court of Wisconsin
has decided that SO much Of the order
Of the 18th inst. as exempted from the
writ Of injunction to obey the Potter
law the Prairie du Chen division Of the
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway. is va.
Gated. The injunction now applies to
| the entire road.
Gov. Beveridge Of Illinois, has ap-
pointed Senators Logan and Oglesby,
Hons. J. d. Cation and D. L. Phillips,
Gen. W.Singleton and ex-Gov. Koerncr.
to attend the capitol removal conven-
ton at Louisville, Oct. 2lst, on behalf
Of Illinois.
Aaron Anderson, the man charged
with firing his own premises at Chicago
for sake of the insurance, has been
found guilty and sentenced to six
months in the penitentiary. but mo-
ton for new trial has been interpos-
ed.
The City Of Picking, the new great
steamer Of the P. M. line, sailed from
New York Sunday, the 9th, for San
Francisco, with II passengers and about
1000 tons freight, including invoices Of
states and crayons for the schools Of
Japan.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-08
KeIT0gg,s Check Book.

A New Orleans special of the OH
furnishes some facts in connection with
Louisiana troubles that ought not to b.
lost sight of:
To-days Bulletin. after publishing
Kellogg's letters, as they appeared il
the New York Tribune, says in relation
TO Carpenter connection with the mat
ter: 'We have seen Kellogg's check
books, containing the following memor.
andums in stubs: May 10th. 1873, Mat,
Carpenter, $500; May Dist, 1873, $500
Dec. Goth, $500; and another check
date forgotten, for $4,000. We have
also seen letter from Carpenter to
Kellogg, calling for more money and in
timating that it must be forthcoming, as
he was hard up and in want of the
funds.'
Then follows long list made from
the check book including the following:
July II, 1873, J. R. Beckwith, $500
April 3, 1874, Beckwith, 81 900. Beck:
with is United States District Attor.
ney. March 3, 1874, Packard's draft.
$500; March IL. Packard's draft, $500
March Il, S. B. Packard, $500; April
3, S. B. Packard, $500; April q.
Packard's draft, $1,000; April 90,
Packard, $500: April 30, Packard.
5000; April 80, West, $1,000.
The list published contains memo.
randums of forty-tive checks for various
purposes. The largest is June, 1873,
for repairs of the steamer Ozark,
81, 1881, and the smallest is April IA, for
the Lafourche sufferers, $25. One Of
July ,, 1873, is for Caleb Cushing,
81 900.
Bearing on the same subject the New
York Tribune of the Goth published
the following
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 29.--The follow.
ing is copy of Senator Carpenter s
letter to Gov. Kellogg, taken by the
Tribune correspondent from the origi.
nal. A great deal of difficulty was
found in obtaining it, owing to the un.
willingness Of the Conservative leaders
to use it against Carpenter
My DEAR KELLOGG: / am desper.
ately short. Can't you send me 81, geo!
If so, it would be a God-send. Yours
truly, MATT. H. CARPENTER.
August lst, 1873.
In explanation Of the appearance Of
his name in the connection in which il
appears in the first extract, Ben. But
Ter, under date Of Boston, the 29th
says:
He was secured to appear before the
Supreme Court to argue against grant
ing petition Of the McEnery party te
have Kellogg prohibited from taking
possession Of the government, and tt
prohibit Judge Durrell from taking any
further steps in the matter in his court
The case was argued and decided before
it got into Congress. When Congress
had adjourned, Butler wrote note t.
Kellogg asking for his fee, and putting
the value upon his services which hi
thought they deserved. Kellogg wrote
in reply saying it was all a persona
matter of his own: expenses had beer
very heavy. and asking Butler if h
would consider him in the matter, en-
closing the check for 1000; and thai
is all there is of it.
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DTOnopolies and Grant.
PINE ISLAND, Goodhue Co., }
September %, 1874. {

Editor Anti Monopolst
The Patrons of Husbandry of this
section have set apart the Oath of this
month to choose "whom they will
serve" We hope they may 60 about
their work with warm hearts and clear.
cool heads, and leave nothing undone
that ought to be done. There is no
thinking mind but feels deeply the
necessity Of counteracting the tendency
of the concentration of wealth in the
hands Of railroad monopolies or the
hands Of the few; and unless it is done
effectually we cannot long retain a
Observation-Disclosures form of govern
ment. If the evidence of our own eyes
will not enlighten our understanding,
in the face of the bloody four years Of
war that we have just emerged from.
that ought to have instilled the lesson
in our minds that to horde such vast
amounts Of wealth and be allowed to
perpetrate such injustice upon their
fellow men makes men selfish.
hard.hearted, licentious and proud.
hating the honest, unthinking
laborer, because conscious Of doing him
injustice; and despising him because he
submits to it, we have only to look
across the ocean and read our future
history in the aristocracy and serfdom
of England and Ireland. Has not this
spirit attempted to overthrow our gov
crnment already. and would it not be
more wary and INSCRIPTIONS another
time? If we, the people, through our
votes, for the benefit of all, do not con-
troll all the wealth we produce, the
power-loving, monarchical spirits will
control it for US; and theirs will be the
power to control the government and
the people. Do they not do this to
limited extent Alreadyl And it is whis-
percd by those in authority that Grant
holds the wealth Of this nation in his
grasp, and that third term is only a
question Of time.
. ye whose feeling souls indignant burn
When honest claims Monopolies shall spurn;
Whose shoulders bowed, must for long years
sustain
Toll weary load, to I'LL their purse with gain;
Will We toll on til life's best hope shall
fade,
That one King Grant our Monarch may be
madea
| VIII we still vote your childgen's rights
| away,
And give the dogs their bread from day to
day.
! Deny them food 10 iced the growing mind.
That God for such wise purposes designed ?
IT'S time to waken from your ftful sleep
Aud DER your rights stricter vigil keep.
Monopolies are simply selfshness
Self is the God they worship, reverence, bless.
And thus IN this great reign OF Grants and
/ Dents,
| We're taxed TO death and scarce can nav our
reign,
While all the rest know poverty and pain.
Would Nellie flaunt in butterfly array
Ii she too toiled for twenty cents day.
| Would men endowed with no peculiar worth
Hold, by the million, acres OF our earths
Would one proud Monarch in his splendid
den
Stew wealth enough to bless a thousand
men,
While those, the salt OF earth, the laborins
classes,
Halt starve while he this royal wealth smas-
SeS.
! Yours. 4 LIBERAL REPUBLICAN.
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0tnssec County Polfsics-The Anti.
Monopoly Ticket.

RocHEsTER, Mimi, Sept. %, 1874.
The Autobiography County Conven-
ton OF Olmsted county met in this city
Saturday and nominated Adolph Bier
mann, OF Rochester. for County ldi-
tor. AIR. Biermann has resided here
some eight years. and has been in this
country about twelve years. He served
two years IN the army. He is from
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The valuation of real and personal
property is shown in the following ia
BILE:
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-10-08
CENSUS OF MINNESOTA.
Giving the Nationality. Totals Of
Both Sexes and Voting P0pula.
ton.

The following tabular statements
were compiled at the request Of
the President of Carleton College, and
are based on the latest s',hool returns
and other data in the Office Of the Sec
rotary Of State. As arranged, they
will prove Of interest and value to the
public.
Population June l, 1873 Total -. .552, 464
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DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND INSTITUTE.

Report from the State BOARD Of
Health upon Charges Preferred
Against the Management by DIR.
MeulDer Of New Tim.
, 1874-05-07
MONEY AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, May O..
Duainess WAS lveller at tho bank uountera to-
my. Tho emo weather OF tho last two days Inns
had Its OBJECT on retail buslnops In tho city aud
on country collections, which mo growing bot
tor,
In virtually ovory branch Of Wholesale trade'
tho larger houses arc doing o good buBiness.
With tho anall housoH tho oaso ls dtlIeront 4n
close timoa liko these, It Is morothan ovor dill
cult for thom to uompoto with those WHO hRso
larger capita1s, and cRn trauc on narrower
margins OF profit. Tho dispoBit!on OF tho pep
plo to ooouomizo ls ono Of tho plainoat, as 1t Is
enc OF tho hoalthiest, signs Of tho umos' Only
those business mon can SUSTAIN tno
pressure Of decreasing demnnd On tho
one sido, and tightening OF orodltH
and discounts on tho otucr, who rcduco their OK
ponaoB to tho lowest possible 18uro. glvo their
closo personal attention to every detail OF thoir
trade, aud nro willing to take m average Of prof
itB much lower than they grow habituated to ex-
poet In the prosperous yeara OF the war. With
al those qualifications. something moro ia nooes-
anry,-a thorough maatery Of mercantile methods
of businoss. Merchants IN tho full saiao Of the
word tho businoas non must bo who expect to
make money or hold thoir own In tho prcsont
condition OF tho monetary and other markets. No
complaints aro heard to-day from such blsinesB
men; they report trade to be on tho whole IN I.
satisfactory condition, although . guiot one.
There is not a large amount Of chofco meroan-
tilo papor oirorlng in tue market, Plenty OF
papor issoeking discount ut ~ to por cent q
month, but itiH not OF o kind to secnro favorable
consideration. The ratio OF dacount IT, beyond
doubt, Weakening, aB has boon stated In this
column. Loans can 10 obtained On good So
curities,on time, at 8@10 por cont. This however,
is not tie case with real estate. No real estate
loans are known to hAvo been made tor less than
per cont, and this ratio Ia only for largo
amounts. Ordinary loans arc made ut 10 per
cent.
opeuod at par to 25c premium, md olosed at TOO
premium. with ilttle ofrering, Startling e1-
change wag $4.88 to @4.91.
Mr. 3. DInanger, Of the firm Of Adamson,
ily ongaeol in tho Chna aud Jupan toa trade, is
In this city, on his way to Yokohama h1r.
DITangor proposes to Form connections with
Chicago housos engaged in tho transportation Of
, 1874-05-07

6HEEaE-lne hupply was AGAIN lnaueHuat0 70 meet
thu wants Of buyers sud prices rlle firm ut thu lao
nayapce, Thers wore sacs ut $l6u@3e5 for inferior
to choice,
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, May 6.-CAgrLE-1scceipts b95; total for
the week, a715 market nctiyoatIso advance heavy
stock. aud AG3<c advance medium and common
over last weeks rates. large number Of cattle wore
nhippel EaEt III frat hands.
SHEEP AND LAMps-lseccipts 1000: total for the
week, 1000; market actvo; all offerings spoAot Of
Mt full yesterday's prices Clipped nleap, ssso97So;
IIoas--lieceipts 400; total for tho week, $4,000
markot lifalesa; yoriers, 86o0@6.5o;' heayy hogs,
$j.750aG.00.
NEW YORK. .....-
NEW Yong, May MISUNDERSTANDING, {, $50 mainly
medium to fair steers, including Is cara To1aa and
Cherokee CATTLE The dressed beef market opened
with light demand aud lower pricoa; wloioEua
slAughterera den,antad and obtained reduction Of Il
G9Hu from Mondays quotations. Ordinary to good
Texans and Oharokees l0@1llo: colnmouest 10 best
natIvn steers. 10,4G912Hc.
6uEEr AND LAM1s-Rcccipts 3,3c0t making 1900
for tho last two dayn. Market san cnsier. Fair 10
good clipped Bllccp, 8@8Nc; unshorn sleep, 8@9c !;
ordinary to clloica lambs, 19G3lbo.
Sw1NE-neceipta 1910; making 1920 for the last
two dayH, Eono Offered uyo; dressed easer at 75sl1
7Nc.
= ST. LOUIS
ST, LoU1s May G.-uous-lsocaiptB, $500; ilrm and
unchanged.
CArTLE-Roceipts, 400 good demand.
, 1874-05-07

| INITIALS AND TINNEltS' BTOOk--Wora n1odsr-
atoly active At Tho annexed prices:
Tix p1ATE-IC, 10xl4 sl3bU do, 11x12 SO 90 14x
20 $3.50; do, routing, 14120 10, $12.o do, 2o12a,
&24.50.
rIu TiN-targc, 500 email, 3u; bnr, $40,
BoLpsn-No. !, 22o No. 2, 900.
I.xAn-rE, 75o !: bar, DC: ....
SHEET Z1No-Fuu casks, 10c lcas qunntity 1Ot<o:
alabs, SItc.
aHrET 1noN-No a., 30 rates N,lsnta Iron, g, ..
and TO- 22c DO IL and H. 21c: do, No. Ataincd. boo
rates American NnBaih-A. lac; u, 12o,
dALvAN1sED 1RoN..No: 1eaNo Nc. 21@24, 100;
of Is PER cont Ia tnado from thu Nit. -.
CorrEh-Coppor bolom9, $50; hra2icrs, over IL hs,
A7os ttnna1 copper, c; plnilshod copper, Ale; do,
cut to eizcs, 43c.
WinE-Noa. to Q, 10 to " 1oo: ~ 10 H. lie; H.
1lNo l3 and Il, 11Hc 10 and 10, 1dc; II, lhc; 49,
Ito TO- 10c 20, 400 full bundle, 80 por cent dis
count fence wire, &c.
NAlL9-WpFo III mir foquosl but weak. Quotations:
2Dt9b9dr per keg, Mu0 "a hMu bsl TO- $l.I Gil do
{h5p; ~ Do Si7o 3s DO, F5oo Sa do, hne, $7.00;
e'iEG1: $log g3H' ,
,NAHALaTuNtS--Wefotn 10 noderata demand Mnn-
rone, lb l9etS9i74o; Saal rapc: Y ln u
ne!Hn 3aan coTn' e ~ lst9aso nlhtiinc y " Aetsxoo
"rrea too q l9t t%Hyluo % oaku!u. y ua!e. S3.vVH
0.oo pitc Y GE 4hoV3e.o0s Tar, y br %4.76GS6,00;
fefn. Ra'guGso. 90 D nf
mas ta.t ,sotasa5 ~ tuo VI tt*ua -
prces hoe sarslns Masefa9 from taoso current carly
Ill tho Week Carbon, 1ard lillseed, and turpeuttne
wero held hrmly tho tendency being rAhor upward.
OTHER lints rnle comparatively steady e1nots Car
rot "a sAIta "iutor Atus atSaoc 20: f6o;
M.nin oseso@e; 1ntetHt s4a"s91.M' Asats'oos ~,
htilcllt pAlEet tA.Au Au 1AttAt w NO.
, 1874-05-07
REAL ESTATE.
TEURT DEEDS.


A trust decd from Nathaniel 8. Bouton to G.
dated April %.
John n. Wing has executed a trust deed for
81 200, dated May !, to B. Z. Gallup.
Ferdinand q. Hatz has executod truat deed
to Emma Muller for $11 200. Dato, May /.
The following Instruments were Aled for record
Wednesday, hlayo:
CITY PROPERTY.
West Eric st. 1es tt of Leavi.t et 5s'o'''" aiaiss
Hant It. 21o W of Elisane It, 2iss7 t. 'o'
wshsr Na D4ai's; pasf g. aassd " n'y u Ro5s;
w.ssiastoa w. T. =, ~ / Of FIJI s isl. ''0'
aafe lgs 81? ii oi Wood ss 10000
" s s:is ~ q Kicker st. aisissx 5000
Mssssas 1$s of Fulton t. WI :isi:;i
ath aa,Ga ~, q Of sisd.on s. unl;ii:a 1000
Of a7x1so II, dated hlay 6........,...... 1900
Same description aud date. ll,00O
I, 2s110U II, datel April ll3.............., 1900
Eric St, y IA 1.lot " OF State st, (, sux102 It,
wsat Tw:ats-asst IT, $50 II Of Lincoln IT. '0''
I, a51i21A, dated April rilT..........,....... 1000
cstTe Tso ~; s,. y IT, 4 Of Hastings st. I, 2sxoa
uars g. asSs s a'ss x Centre St. t. s;:i5; It. l''
With t'nproysments, laloa S1ay S.......,.. $1,000 1900
Arnitaga ay, lH It OF Oakley 1t. u I, 4s4lDo
#, dated April 8.... ..................,,,, 600
Hubbsnl IT. 40k It " Of Leayitt st. u I, i8xl5O
IT, dated My ~ O. ,,:..;....:.:........... s,1bo
~? o. tax9 sat fsaa " dated Nay 9 l5oo0
,st. a9hsloo 4; asa Apr,l y y 1850
VI. 25sloq x1a = q sa; dats4 M.y 7loo
whnoA M Zee = II, 81 -. d,Isa Apriil..,,.. 1900
+, o5xl231i It, dated May yl.......,....,.... pan
Cars ss. 0a Il Il of Pearson st. " /, SIS It 10 Illsh
st, also Franklin Ct, 1o3 It y OF Wcpdcil Vt,
f,a1kxloo &, WIN 1a'Id!ngy, dated Ney 1000
Coolidge Ut, o9 II " Of Centre av, Il I, ao1124f,
Bonuey =, 2:5 It . of Twonty-iourth ii, " ''''0
e4k126 It, dssed Any tJ6QO
Bub-Lots 8 aud oE Lot IL. and HuL-Lota ii
and Of Lot Is, IL Subdivision Of Iota Ia
and ~, Block a, Sen ~, 10, II, dated April
SOUTH or GITY LIMITH4 ',
Eganda1a Nv, 107 OLD. # a Of Tasty~si1th st. '>
1T, 1uozlao Il, fstad May& y&...,...-........ 600
, 1874-05-07

Glasgow not Included IN nRgrcxatoa n l81l
: There ware In transit for the United Kingdom
on tho 2stll Of April, 1874, oxclhsiyo Of stoamor
shipments from America aud tho Baltic. ,l3G,-
667 qra OF whoat, OF which about 70I, BOO nrs
will ayrlyc botwosn tho 18th OF April and tho
18th OF 1lny,
Thoro WAS also in transit 115. .692 qrs of matzo,
including $4,000 qrs that vii! arriyo from tho
amount OF maize In transit thero .nyo 10000 qrs
only from Black Sea and Mediterranean porta;
Besides tho whoat mud lnalzo III tra,laiE on tho
18th OF April, thero were s09,a8l bsla Of flour,
which ls equal to t,6a5,a05 bu Of wheat,
transit equal to 10, ,o38. .20l bu Of wheat.
1feporta from Australia, under dato Of Fob. 28,
1874 state that the aurpua wheat for export viii
he aboutl 900 tos, OF CO. 600 tonsleaa than from
tho crop Of 1871 than from tho crop Of 1879,
, 1874-05-07

LATKHT.
Wheat vas aotlvo In tho afternoon aud ~
higher, selling at e1.251{ to 81 .aG for Juno aud
closing at $1.1555 55@t.20. Seller the month at
$1.2AaatD1. 1.2491. Corn waa III fair demand and
ahade triner If 6s166@83g9a5c for tho mouth, and
Ga@c42ao for June, closng ut c4A@o49so.
CALI. noAnp.
Pork and lard wore in moderate rogueBt and
easier. Wheat anil cora wcro quiet. NO. 2
Bpring wheat, solicit June, e1.251a. Corn, eolIe1
Juno, ol>4c; DO seller July, .o53zo asked. Mess
10.57tS; ,ao1lor July. s1G.75@1G.ao; aoller
August, $1G.95G01I00. Lard cash or Be!or tho
mouth. s10.12M @1o.l5; solIer Juno, s1O.l6@
1920 sollor July, s10.30@1o.s2}1. Sales in
olndo 600 brb mess pork, seltcr throo days, nt
$lG.5O; 1000 brls do seller May ut S1G.50 800
tca lard, aellor July, ut 5000.
, 1874-05-07
CHICAGO DnY.GOODS MARKET,

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May. O..
In comparison with lsat week, tho week Under re-
View presents features essentially different Moth
lug tan fair nctiyity Aa characterized the mar
kct in any department, Willie, with tho exception Of
tho loading s.uplo arcles quiet lna prevailed all
around In the meantime, tho market reains tho firm
tone atsly Developed. rhore is no apparent urgency
ket at any concession in prices, mud 1t IL confidently
believed that with the advent Of pleasant weather and
tho increased activity that 10 likely to accompany It,
values Of many OF tho lcading staple productions will
appreciate. The carpet tsatlc has been act.vo at
y-naintanea prices. Following are thecurrent
, 1874-05-07
MARKETS III TELEuRApU.


EOroEHM Markets.
-, L1vEnrooI, May G-1l d. 1n.--Fiour, asa. Whoat-
Winter, l:sa12s 81; sprinE 11a odt9 Ia ID whito l2s
8lte 49,; oMl,, 15sGl3s I'd. Corn. $50 8l@38s Cd,
Pork, Cts. Lnrl, ~,
Il; I;1vEnEoot. hlny Ga p. m.-nreaassnfs quiot
LONDON May o.-nnto OF dincount in
open markot on three monthn' bills
rate. A,nn1nt Of bullion withdrawn irnm tho 1ark
Of, England on balance today, e10o,ooo. Com
sola, for money. oa@o2!l asconnt, o3h.
10otl 1o-4os, 1olA: now Is, 1o4h Now York Con-
tra, 30; Erle 3l1( proforzod, tlN.
Tallow, 39s 9dG338s ID.
1aDtlnca Petroleum, 1li53Et.
1.nsced oil, 28s698s 8l.
pAnls, May 8.--1senlea, 60f 62Ho.
L1vEnpooI, May 8.-cotton atcady; mlddling up
1anda, 8K@8,sd midding Orleans, 8,a@8Hd; asica
lYooo bate1 American, 1900 ba1ce speculation and
export 1000 1jalos
j,reaasinf1a quiet md unchanged.
1stcf-11e,
Turpontine- -90a@G0a Cd.
, 1874-05-07

Lot i, Block 2, Fawss.ts gubdl Vision, Ia nH
sw goc. 4, SO, IL tlatol May H...:....,..
Lot Z, 1llocl !, phhroa Subdivision " swX
Zoo. IL 9t Is. dstel h1ay 1.:.,..... ......
Lota 70, 10, nlock ], Dexter Park subdivision,
Lots 10 10, Whitney kptattln'A Bnbdvsioh Of
LDe q, AAssador's Bubdtv!bton y 4hw u Sec.
. 1, 0D, II, dNtcA MAy 1.A..,i a.A......
, 1874-05-07

commission 1louso,, ut 8ous Of tho iobb,ra roport
freer movement. The ma1ka. for cotton goods has
,ocm nset:et by Tho reduction in Atlantic brown cot
and blonchcd goods. Agents nak iiSo for india,,
nn.d browns, but jobbcra quoto lie. uotonudcs dull
ing frocly nt low prices, s 1A-4'
, 1874-05-07

but mitch Of this surpua ia exported oonstwiao
mud only moderate amount to tho United King
dom. since the LIT Of January, 1874, 25,000 tons
ct ct wheat have baon exported Up to Afnroh, 1874,
Ilao 2s, oxporta to tho .Unted Kingdom woro, III
1878. 03. .oo1 tons Of whoas md flour md from
9nn; 9n ~ to Fob q, 1874. 1,677 tons OF 1onr and
H. Tho visible supply Of grain including tho stocks
n grannry at tho principal pointa OF acoumllla.
aud frozen IN In tral,alt on tho Now York canals.
was, April 26. 1871;
, 1874-05-07
$500
25O
D09
8,10O
COMMERCIAL.

,.. j.. :. 4 wEnszspAr EVENING, May O.
Tho following wore tho receipts and shipments
of the loading articles Of produce in Chicago
during tile past. twenty-four hours, and for tho
corresponding date ono yoar ago:
, 1874-05-07

nosToN, May G,-Tiidro continues to bo q steady
demand for alt desirable graes of wdol and prices
naiu quiet and stoaIy. Ohio aud ponnaJlvaniA
feeceH 6et95ac Including choc0 lots OF Xxx and abovn
tolai.is ieoccs, 5a@lG3e.