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Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
4* NORFOLK r.

DAY Horse, by Billy Denton, dam by Hector,
 D by Latourette's Bellfounder, will make the season of 1874 in Norfolk at the farm stable of the subecriber about half mile south of the railroad station. Terms-$25 20 to insure.
 Billy Denton by Rysdyks Hambletonian, dam by Exton Eclipse, by American Eclipse. Norfolk IS sixteen hands high, and is a horse of hne tem- per, geod action and great symmetry of form and beauty. The subscriber has at his stable one colt i've years old this spring, and three four years of his stock, ROBBINS BATTELL.
 Norfolk, May, 1874. sw45
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
West C0rmwaIl.

west CORNWALL.
 Plenty of rain nowadays. Cherry and pear trees look promising. ...... Green Noun tain was partly burned over last week. .. Mrs. Rhoda Reed has had several sheep killed by dogs recently. ......Now is the time to snatch trout, and our fishists are improv- ing the opportunity. The late rains have caused grass to grow at rapid rate, and the fields look beautiful in their new coat of green......R. N. Cochrane and George Hughes went to Hartford last week as del egates to the Grand Lodge. Next Satur- day night, May 2ard, Tommy Dodd' will entertain the D. Y. W. Y. K. boys with some new songs and dances; it Is hoped that all the boys will be on hand. ....E. H. Dean is performing the duties of messen- ger in the House of Representatives now in session in New Haven. We congratulate him on his success. NUF CEp.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

PAPER CAR WHEELs.-It sounds strange ly to be sure, but it is fact nevertheless, that Connecticut railroad is about to in- troduce car wheels made of paper. The principal of construction is such that the steel tire that surrounds the wheel is ren- dered more elastic. which is regarded by railroad engineers as matter of great i'm
 Portance not only to the safety and com. fort of passengers, but of econo my in the
 wear and tear of the road,
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
DIE D..

At Lakeyie May 18th, Elizabeth C., wife of John Wardwell aged 66 years.
 At Sharon, May sth, Joseph Prindle, aged 75 years.
 At Clayton, Mass, May 18th, Mrs. Lyman King, aged 49.
 At Van Deusenville, May 18th, Mrs. Sarah W. Ladd, formerly of Clayton, aged 70 years,
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

subscription Accountable date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriber, shows the time to which the sub- scrtptiOn is paid; thus. R. B. Smith 5Jul74 indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper to July 9th, 1874. It is hoped that subscribers will date on their papers, is always correct, and when they pay for renewal of their subscription, will the proper credit, and in the event of error, to inform us for correction at once. No claims for errors In these accounts will hereafter be consid- cred, unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt of the paper with the daCe to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon, is prima facie evidence of it's ac ceptance as correct. J. L. PEAsE.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

MusloAL.-J. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, New York, in his various publications, probably gives to the world the best music and the most of it for the money, of any music publisher in the United States, For advanced players, his '.La Creme de Ia Creme" is presumed to be unsurpassed.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

MowEsG AND HAY RAKEs. Wilbur & Van Benschoten, Salisbury, Ct., are agents for the Buckeye Mower and Reaper in the towns of Canaan, North Canaan, Norfolk and Salisbury. Extra parts constantly on hand also agents for the celebrated Wisner self-dlscharging sulky Hay Rake. This rake has no superior. (s.00)- -12w40
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
Collectors Notice.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes laid on list of A 1873 in the town of North Canaan, are hereby notified that will meet them at the Post-offce in East Canaan on Saturday, May 23rd, from 9 to il naan Valley. from 12 until p m.; also on came day at Fuller & Peet's store at Canaan Depot, rom until D. m, for the purpose of receiving said taxes. One per cent per month wilf be ad- ded to all taxes remaining unpaid after July ist, 1874. JOHN c. RICHMOND, Collector
 North Canaan, May 1st, 1874. 3w4Ss
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY GooDs.-Just arrived, the largest stock ever shown in Salisbury. have all tue latest styles of Hats, Bonnets, Laces, Ribbons, ISc. Flow CTS, (ola mode Ge Francaise,) and every- thing in the Millinery line.
 3w43 MRS, MARY RICHARDSON.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

At Cornwall, May 9th by Rev. Geo. J. Harrison, Mr. John A. Page of Litchfeld. and Miss Helen Nickerson of Cornwall.
 At New Milford, May 9th, by Rev. c. J. Acly, Levi Br adley of Southbury, and Mary Richmond
 At New Milford, May 9th, by Rev C. J. Acly. Walter Booth and Athalia B. Cromer.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
4unre Nelrs.

4*+ We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrences of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
Farm For Sale!

The Farm belonging to the estate of Edmund Belden, deceased, situated in Canaan, containing 150 acres, and more if desired. The buildings are large andin good repair, and water abundant ct the house and barns. For particulars enquire of E P. BELDEN' ct South Canaan, volS'sSu
 Jan, IS, 1878,
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
School Apparatus for Sale.

A N Electrical machine, Air Pump, Leyden Jars, A Magnets and great variety of other appa- ratus nearly new and in good order, and specially adapted to use in high schools, for sale very low Enquire of or address this office.
 Salisbury, Jan. 1874. 29tf
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
ROR N.
MAR RlED.

At Salisbury. May 1zth, a daughter to John Be sancon.
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22
Notice.
Millinery.

Rf urgent and repeated request from her many VIII open Millinery Store at Falls Village for SIX weeks only, occupying one of the stores In the court House; She will bring with her choice dies can have at their own prices, or at astonsh- ingly low prices. An early call is solicited
 Falls Village, May 18th, 1874 1w4S
Connecticut western news., 1874-05-22

-'~S-~~ASA Stevens, eleventh Galen A. Garter, twelfth; Harvey B. Steele, fifteenth Miles Morse, sixteenth; Charles Edwards, seventeenth ; Samuel J. Starr, eighteenth Merrick A. Marcy, twentieth; Jonathan G. Page, ,twen- ty-first-l6.
 For Williana 4. BuckSngAam-Horace c. Wilcox, sixth district; Richard G. Hooper, ninth; Samuel M. Fenner, four teenth; William c. Tough, nineteeth-4.
 The House voted at l2 o'clock, consid- erable number of spectators being present. The following is the vote of Litchfield county:
 ". W EGton-Litchfeld, George c. Woodruff, James B. Newcomb; Bark. hamstead, Elisba Payne, Monroe Hart :; Bethlehem, Richard w. Bacon; Bridge water, Darwin Keeler; Canaan, Henry Yale; Colebrook, TiHo,hY Persons, Hiram Sage; Cornwall, Luman Harrison, Smith Beach; Goshen. John H. Wadhams, Ly- man P. Hall Kent, Clark Page; Morris, Andrew Marsh New Milford. George Fay Tor. Albert N. Baldwin; North Canaan, Joseph w. Peet; Norfolk, Charles M. Ryan; Plymouth, Randall T. Andrews, Salisbury, Martin Harms, Milo B. Richardson; Sharon, Herman 0. Row ley; Ichabod $. Everetts; Torring ton, Charles McNeil. Charles F. Church Winchester, Thomas M. Clarke, Henry A. Bills; Woodbury, James Huntington-29.
 Wi1iam 4. Buckinghans-Harwinton Abijah Catlin. 0. P. Barber; New Hart ford, c. H. Barber; Norfolk, P. 8. Curtis; Washington. G. s. Coggswell-5.
 Joseph R. HaW1ey-New Hartford, Chas. W. Nash; Washington, s. F. Hollister; Watertown. George A. Woo6ruff-3.
 Chorles R. Ingerso1- -Woodbury, Willys A. Strong-1. ,... ...
 A6sent Or not Voting-Roxbury, H. g. Hurlpurt; Warren, E. R, Beemsn-2.
, 1874-10-17

H1GS1d 20, Doleti, efV9e whale faG317u hpern,,
afss'1'i ~ anH ss.x Ill., t: ss rfas s1e 5 g.
olcrhaus ~ aso p).'n.'nso oil, 75e; t,,rpcnnc, 5n
81 Il r ni easa vsr H.
ojcH Arr,. 1rachbipwn Ro! At 714n; Fairly ltoso
nj ;f:fs = B Tts IL :ps arsa i" 2sfss { s a,cr
!ls t!e'snd. Ise, oJsfinss ars ,t.aa1iy r5sfcrie
sprnH. ana mixed, s2s37i H,aaii nd iair srrIss
prate IT, asS ntH n:sa dess &sSss is s
21n quail, Sl5o; yc.'lson haing, lass2oc rer pound.
ss IT, nss S ar he aher 1e19 s9sss e
ti1noIly, h!t h,yers woro limited to hguroa below
d sa5sSaSo 9osef soi 4 s5sosso. Ss Fss vas was
ssss Il 2ss aes Us o it1's ms's baRs esves q
a. nr,a ass2; H. ss CHOICE do urrse, a9s
gALT-1he shipring morc,nent continues fair,
and price. arc ii.lly maintained; t3nol.ar. and
ss;nans%, i,no' fSo osn"s do. slSoa5;
bags s5s9; Axhtsa deiry. pe, .ssk, sl.uas1: il. "
prices too,sina Young hyson, common to iar. 335
16c DO, good, o5@G5o; do: ,ocn extra thu, 95c@
re s5@soa; good to ehosa of TO- "'iHses S fse
S: e.tra Moyans, s eH soise ,o ss.sa s, ,,sS
to good I'D, doGaG5e common ,o. as so,ao,, 1p,
e ,us ooloa, aies45s; good. 6sG5c choco l. ox,ra,
T0DACco-Th's nselct was vcry firm. and prcea
ecc1n hkely to ngun advance. owing to further ,-
favorable rnporla concerning tho crop Wo quota:
FINE Cgr-Eatrn, 75tS85c; chuiec. GuCaG5c inpdi.
,Ttud-Nssn:al 1T. 'saasoo; hslf bright, eo@7oo;
baack, Eould. 43051c.
suokisa-ovoa e choice, aea25o; medium, so@
3lc common, 9sGaAc.
WDOD-rriccs are firm ns follows Beech, 500:
maple, $au0; hickory, $3.Ot. slain, S761-dclycrad
WOOL-llcnsens luiet but Arin, nt the prices an.
nc1el:
Cool 10 prime tnb-wnshed. ,5s@6To
Poor to good trb-Wasct, .45t51o
Ftno hnl mealt.m washed 1rcco.. .47aUo
Ooarae wael!cd hceco.- .4Ga i3c
Medium anu COARSE nWashed.. 24a15o
ffe Mnwasuen
WOoDENHA1lE AND uItOOAS-Trado is modor-
nte. There 4s cUnsit!er.bio competition hetwcel.
do.lera and prices frequently ahatlca Droon1a
nrs tlrm, III sympathy. witt, brOom-corn: Two
hoop pals, $500 per apz; threc-hoop do, 422a
thrceehoop dairy, SJ.75d4.2s; extra d. si.75 extra
cheeso tu6a $ll.95; No. do, 50. "a No. do, 3g
No. :sdo s700 tut three tn 1lcs sl05 keolers, five
IN nest Sl.T6; hlf-bufhol iauasureH: pla!n, $e.75
par doS;. DO, iron bound, $3.50; cl,1rna, No. l,
sl0. 20; 40, No. :, $a.5a per doz; do, No. !,
$3.50; DO No. 4, s1.so headed olothcs-pius, aoeJ
$2uoGs9.5Q Aannnkins 81 80 per rack: butter
tubs, oak three In nest sl.4o; d. sab, two III Ieat,
sl.1o; broon,.lianler. Sl9 Que ll,o0 rcr IN No.
do, a2.D01a.2A
NAILRoaD TEE1GHTg-wcroi In moderate rconost.
Ra!es will probably DO advanced 10 I'LL round o1, The
10th Of NoYpnlbar. Following arc tho rates:
, 1874-10-17
Tl,u pro.l'aoc 1Fnrlicts.

MEM KUHN,
NEW YonH, Get. 1G.-ColToN-Qniet: recclnts
1,o3t bales; m'ldling upland. 1915; Orleans. 165u
futures closed sealy ut teelna Bacs. % 900 bales
euinlcr, i JIG Junuary Is n5ssi5 'Sest 7Sc Fei- a.
ruasy, 15 ll-1ue; March, 15 i5-lGc; April. Id 3-lG
1c 1Gs; Nay 10 lsS!s!S ;las: J!ne le1s@iesle.
supsrne 1s Msster' and state; s4a5as9o; common to
Sslt a9Sa 4{5s ss9 to sao'es s whte
Louis. *5:1udas,5a. I'VE ilonr unchanged.
9onE sMS,oot MS$%pa; ,1s. %1ssSsn 1ssHn aso@55e
s4sRss 4Rsasa a. sFe S;au ;nS;n9 M9
s!99s.l9s1; q ;ta, Ne, e. Ml!ws4hoe sllo; "a
% spias l Sa sprIus, ;'a IL 'afaets Miass
S1ts "a f. ss s$sI ,iI S5; III At 4 Ssss
IRREGULAR and unsettled opensa loar cIusgd n,pro
aciyo and lrer: receipts. 100 bu mixed Western,
sse a SSliow iowes WeSss Issat s Z, 3 q Oats hsayy
IlAy AND liops-u Unchanged,
ttnOuEn1lH-Cutfoo aud Tiee ouct nud ,,nrhan 1s,l
Sugar dull and scarcely Arn; refining, BJe6a8itc,
Alotasses mara uetyu: rorto Rico, 4Ju, ~
la:rl'oaEtM-Frtaor; M crude, b1io bid held at 5s:e
i!Esis-DaIi; ntratnetl sa.4s.
YunpESr1Sc-spirlts Ill.,
EuuS--Unrilsnatd.
rnovlstosH- measa steady; p!chlea Shoulders in
belcz. liz; ma.!les qaiet; loug clear. ll@likc.
{GnMIE:'xsE-l'uner {nt:'s common to primo, 1ah@lr1lc.
WAIskY-LpWgr vt q. US,
.... CLEVELAND.
CLEvEfAEp, o., Oct. Observation-Disclosures quiet aud
NlcAanged. Corn Steady, bit lo&ec for old +; high
mixed, shelled, BID; .lo low Mixed Boc cara track
7oe; new cars, nomtnal)y 65c. Cats quiet and un-
PErno tnuat-atcady aatl unoaanged.
ltol1pIs--Wleat, ], 100 bU; corn. 700 bu; oats,
bso h'.
pETRoIr.
DETRoIT, Oct. 1G-ELoun-t2uct md unchanged.
QMuN.Wlcat dnll aud shade lowor: exsrn,
Sl.lH's No. StlaN amber, sl.0JN. corntlull and
declined; a1Ga5c, OatA dull aud declined; 4SEo.
NEoEltTs-EloNr, 1000 hrls; wheat, IS 600 hu.
sHipMENTE--Elour, 2,0uo brln: wheat. S3, GOO bus
corn, l,0uQ,
ToLEno, Oct. lG.-FLouE-btealy and In moderate
dstuauu.
GAA1N-Whcat shade better; M. 2 white Wabash,
Wilt no. do, Sl.l9 Nj. White Michigan, LEX
extra do, St.11 uMber Michigan, LUIS; No, rcd
$a:lAt No. 10, $l.o3!s Nc. DO, Sle1 No. asNhes
Illinois, St.l1N. Corn dill and declined lligl mixed.
76o; seler Octolor 7dNo; new DO. ~; lose!es No
yrmber, Gao; December, 03c; low mixed, 1870 npw.
Gle. Data dull md al2a9 lower: No. Q. $3.50
seller November, sgo Wi!te, sic.
FEE11uTs--Tn buffalo. dull ut .;su; oawego, 674u.
AgcRIpTsF!oMr, 90 brlA; Wlauat, 10 600 lM; cutn,
81 600 III; osts. 5000 III.
ADMINISTRATIONS, GD0 brls; whoat, oS,oQo lu;
corl. IL, ,0Uo bu oats, %. .10o hi,:
GtNQISSATG,
C1ScIsHAT1, O., Dct. tG.-co1ToN-Qntet aud uu-
changed ut l4k i4he.
BLppH-Stoady at,sl In moderate donand, ....
GAAlH-Nheat dull and unchanged, xsd u. .08 !
, 1874-10-17

sssx ossfHs: :eia s,a ss n,sstst
asrs "a sass e: sss 81 sise e j. Rey
a!esrs, ~ 7 swt, Il ,Eeal?o Do, y 7il sw',
ea9 4 i;, Y NJ q f5s e1 1iasi sf oGi
ioa asd vn;: e.s 10. Il aS'Sut ~ swt, 1t ~
tanr ays, uya!at 1bl0o had for ta uan* ti,no .s.
week fn'lo ofertd aiivo Dressed aoarco aud hEhor,
closing i''" ut '&s2AAs; Hit LIBERTY.
r.s, f:sis, 1ts,1 n: e$.s .srns .,,,.t.
to week ending 6e is tS Sera s,5os head, assst
heavy ya, Martst ;t s!ey Ii. tsasiIoq r ts IL Il
~ $Soo5b7s good to prime, l,2V to 1900 lhH, s!5
@0oo MEDIUM e good 1un to laoo III, $a0@5.60;
100 to 700 Ita, stcoa3f5 h,ss, ~ io auaty. Sasd
w. TIE snsn ;an;a' fos goa feeders Il LIBERAL s
IionE-The rcce.s for tls weak .Ycro ia, 900 head.
ngaMst g. lG5 ths week bt!ore. Thu supply huy bec1
lighter tlsn nHnl with better 1naskat ior gund i,ogs
Yorkcra were alko nr,npr. rhiRaelphas, $7,ssa7
y"rIcsT, fooo5aio; common ami gra.aers, $;.0o@
sHEEr-Tho receipts for tho wcok wtra a. 800 l,eat.
ngainh. 1890 the wock hefote* Supply ,eavy, Mar.
''' eeea % 3 i G., sias sa
BUFFALO.
DurrAIo. oct la:-cArrLE--lseccipt', 10: 1,4el; totul
for the week 1853; 10 mnrket toay; it'll fresh nr-
rivals through consiInments. Tho yards are aro Of
atock, sarp few odds nllt culs.
s11ir:r sisp 1Mn,s-Ilocelps. 1900; total for, tha
week, 9 2o1 The market closed tlat, 1cavy aud law-
er; alot IS ears held over; cannta ulnbs. s5.75ds
Si1 ut i1se 1 sses so o Mesafrn a1y *hssr s'
Hnas.-ltaeoipts, g.090; total for Tho week. 10, ,010.
Market dull and alov; yards full Of stock Yorkcrs,
s'.a's''o0; heavs log; szi}3&S}' & Ss&as'o.
ALpASr. Oct. lG.-CA1rLE-Rccetpta G94 carloads.
against Pc carloads Inst work. aartc autot, hut
following ara tho ranges Premium. 7d7kc extra,
1afta7c; 1rat-claas, 0AtaG]so; SECOND, 6!t@5Hc !;
third, 4's@i1zc; Ininstor, atiiS3!<c.
sitExr AND LaMns-lnautlvo; common to fair
lambs, 61$dseido; fair to good GH@7e; extras, 7h(a
rs, Sheep a!c lower; common to fair, AG9G!Iu !;
FUR to good, sQs5t5c cxtras. 0c.
ST. LOUIS,
ST. Lotus, Oct. .1d.-Ioas-1aecsirt 13.700 head !;
unchanged.
cA9rLE-Ilcceipta 1000: unchanged.
, 1874-10-17
HULD AND 1t0VEnN3fEST !
Preston, kenn & Co. quote


New YORK. Oct. 1G.-CuHtou,s recoin,s s.1c
oo9: Treasury disbursements, s2l, ,UO1.
nry-goo!s Imports for iho week. $l,703all,
Mauey advanced to 1 por cent and closetl nj,
S02a},. Prime me1ca,tl!e papes, 5D7 Tor hhort
h'erlng strons Mt l3l]59is4N for sixty DAYS,
Gold dull, 10 the only ono ratio to-day, por-
roGu'E ratio tut to per cent. Carrying rato. q
ClcssinEs. :15, ,10U,00D. 's'S' :"
Stato hondB quiet md nominal. RaitroaaH
tlru1, Governments active and strong.
Stocks-Eluctuatlou unimportnnt until tba
laat hour. when tho marriott became utrone nsM!
closfd u tue llghest prices Of tho day. Tie atl-
por rcnt, ant, waa most marked in Eric, Wcaley,,
UnoN Lake Shore Ollios, aild Chicago, Cululn.
bus 4 Indiana Centrs!. s;nles aggregated 17U, 100
Gf which $4,000 wore Weeter,, Upiou, ., Q0i p.,
ec Mail. 9,l0u Erin. u, ,o0h 14aia Sho,o, H. 0Ut
Uuion Pncila GUgt' Wabash, 5,uuu Hartford X
Iris, and :, ,Gi}U UatiDA
, 1874-10-17

t'ds. Corn was Irregular, b,t oloaed tirn,er; scer
Octohcr opened At 7l1lr, ADVANCED 10 7akr foll to
71:sc, hnti rnset1 at 7tp rcsr qaYen'nr clnpel ut
eyEesoa.8o. O.tr were hislcr under Igoesl demand,
clahl. at 4aGSa4aAo for tlu mon.ll; asas 1ork was
folsows: 1900 brla Q loLy seor February at$l7.60;
9so hrls seller tic year n $l7.l1i looo trs do At
$lf; 25U brls selter Ianitry and Fosrary at $l73o
schooner was reportc for 0,00Q hu vleot to buffalo
, 1874-10-17
COMMERCIAL.

Fn1DAY ErEsrNu, Oct. 10.
The following woro tho receipts aud ahip-
mcnts Of the leading articles Of produce in Chi
cago during the past twanty-fonr hours, and for
tile corresponding lats ono Ycar ago:
, 1874-10-17

llOdB-'Vhe '0arket opened active and strong thls
1nornug, Nsaa1.ed e toward nson. hut agss'l bses,ae
advance. a goolly ,i1'snpur Of buyers rresou
anl salcs to large aggregate were effected ut an
changed lands 1t tho latcr figure, howuver. H. +.
Mallory llro. sold Morgan Cnuala buyer, II lead
nvprag}pg 31 ihs al sd.75, e.ld few caiaads wera
taken at "a. .5u@065, nnt the nlk sold within ranEo
Of 81. .G0isA,1D, Thu following are npel:
, 1874-10-17


NEW YoHK, Oct. 16.-Tlero WAS Htealy hlt nlol-
esas pashaSS movement aud fa;r ohhtA trade WA
chaMscd pr.ces Cotton Aannca selling we'll and firm.
Fancy rrlntA IN fair demand, especially s,S makes,
which are scarce. Dsesa goods and printed rups doing
well. Dlaets III improved request, and cloaey sold
up. Foreign gooda dull.
, 1874-10-17
ClIlCAGO DAILY MA1lKET.

cu,ciUn DAILY MA1,kET.
+
A,corro,-w,s do, >. naaT nd,sxua GseS'So' o''' To-
IE1Ns-syero iir,n at d uoG..oo Navlcs at fa.a5
@'I:n1 I;n4s,r,-, <.,,x ,.. In, lin ,.a,,,..
HuTTEH-Fur choice hna fancy Rfaac. thn HtarKet mr.
,naa'nu qslitss s i iha isGsa j. ssnsl!y sssisr o
SSs;ss ss ; e aasS s nSsr 't fs sy
Stocks are hnali. va mike n cnai,gs IL our ss, ~
ioo~a: oho5.:e e fancy 1eliow, aaa ase S,a 1G 70
nAuo1EoA quiet feeling psr'n,ss M a' alG naaas
nsto ofasra a'e noW seheras s Ios rha fa. thnt
steels aso nss eaeessys 10 prevent
M sl'ne y prica' We aaac: stArR, sao hsSsto'
aSe m9a9p f%on w. heean ,ra Z, Ind M i
'sfS;i ,,n,n, ,,ve M,
ths market ycsy arla S1!ra hui, igo; "; hari,
Srnn sfs Hn. o w. ~ VIII ase oco ~ st. brai
sSa n nSlor sfse lrs a1Ha e@Se ~ ffoosed .'S @ %
BUILDING aIAIEi,iAtS-Wu contint,e 10 quota:
n ansva siSo: IN :s s M"W As5f @ stci ouo G
= - = III u 1.so su"e @ - No "a = ~ HIM
H,'1 n @ w oax, Ssa @ fsFe; ,[a nrs = s ) hri
ninatnd,a @ baaS 3 I t o icomnn,
$Sj55sSS Il 4 sl'Sss.s ia iscias pss;%ssl' +. % 527os
e oihEsn5s S;,ssse,.r.s. j. without important
b lin II 1 a. " ~ III aes
,,,,an l,,t,,., u.,,
~ NV, ~ 10. ~ y, 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ Iii, t,h'st r
@ lug H.: yt us u Pnge" ~ nv fti. " s W. o. Wr'r
Fa wy n iu4unt osi p,or, 10y m 7 MGn s
aacnay' ry tsnt%!"Ao "'s'e0n a"' t'4es4fAe' 10"
1SI ,,. liza 1,x,o,7 ~. e,,, ,,, in,
nrovinn ,nS .rfex,. ita., n, ,mtsnr,n ~ " IVn nunt.
Gn6 1u - thHs 1tI4sy ALI. ~ ~ ~ ~ I'
ef, ,a ,o SKI @ s, o,s, ~ ~ ~
ill., III nroi % q. r;;. ~ VA H Sr.r iii nG 1t
, ss'' cn H,.uIf ~ ny mtI, ~ Itri
ta: t S;' tr ~ i'nn r.. H.. ifino;r
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~ s,,nned Sft oti.dr daHcrntions Wn n,,o:e urscs
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, 1874-10-17
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


EcATIIE- vas pretty tough day for scllers. NOT
fewer than 200 cattle III tho pens. md for sale,
-or noro than four times as many as there was any
possible outlet for Consequently, holders had In. 10
diucul.y In securing all ts stock they wanted at
about tAeir own figures. Tlsis ~ truo Of all grades
holow ohotce sales were mostly At prces below 75
thongt fcw primn shipping aecra ~orc tnlen at s. 10
@G.00. To-morrow recepts pronliao to be unusually
locral for Saturday, G5 carloads toiug ca route
prevail is altogether probable Alexander, Casscll
Co. sold 107 ehocn cort-foa Texas atecrs ut $i.67H.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra 1seeyes-Gradel rteers, averaging ,"Ga
cuoice Dcuyes-F;ne, lat. wcls Horned !: year
l,a5o lis 5.6o@eoo
Good Beeves-We-fattcn tiucy formed
steers, averaging 1,160 to l,D lhs. 4.e5@500
Medium Gratts-Staera in fnr flesh, Aver-
agiug 1,lGutn $50 lbs. ......,........ $500 LOU
DlEclets' St0nk-poor to fair steers, sud
COMMON to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging s50 to l,106 It's. 2e5@s5o
atpck Cattla-ColnnlDn cattlG, III deceut
flesh, averaging 900 tu 1.u50 Lbs ..... 2.o5&s3. 10
Intcrior-Llght aud thiu cows. leIfers,
utags, bulls, anu scnlawag seers 115@22j
Catle-TexaH, choice corlIfrd. ........ 4.4StS4 475
uIttle-Te19s, wntered North. h.......-.... 9l@Gy0T5
Cattle-Texas, through AroveA. 1.TiGS3.b0
, 1874-10-17
sRme boxed, 11f0995o al,ovo thogo pricos. Bacon

same boxed. 11f@9so abovo thoao pricos: Bacon
meats nominal bacon hams, 15GDlUc Mesa bcof.
el.50, extra muss do, $10.6a; bosr naJns
aao@ y %,a cy tai!ow sSsst @ ri y oS Ksf;Es w.
,russ pork (new, In chr loaas) nt $4,000 SO bs!a
Dc 5 brs d. sellSf s s mqf hn'a IT.
aollor tho year, at a17.25; 800 l,rla do, aoller
I'nsry aa February. II 1s fo9 big rs S
sl7021 600 tcs lari. hcllor tho year, et sl1 .Au;
200 tns % at 9li37'1 1000 tcs lo seller 20 ~ r.i
brown groaso ut Dij5u.
A sale OF tlressed l,oga was n1ale today ut
$7.25 por 100 lba,--tlsn frat of tho sensoti.
Flour wns vory dull. and alado ensier.
The5o was little demand from auy quarter
woro undoubtedly willing TO shade quotations. II
atrongy prosae to do so. Dram was III moderate
cd Of $50 brla white winter cxtrnR on prlyato
sor1ns; 30 orlH do seconds at s4.50; 1OD. brls
spring oxlrAs ut 5000; l.dDD brls d. on privnle
terma: rs brls rye at 1876. Total, 1.s1b brls.
Alao 20 tons blan at sia25: % tona loat 81G:G0.
OIL trac&i 10 tons at 310.5D, FREQ on board. The
market closed ut Tho following rNtlrn Of Urtceu: