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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-22

For THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MAY
20 1874.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-22
A SAFE AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

The lamoilIe Valley, St. Johnsbury and Esse
County Railroad,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-22

Augusta,
SATURDAY May 23.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-05-22
Admission IS and so Cents.

Reserved seat tickets for sale at the usual places.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

22 csrs Essmsn 18 cars, Gon Ulsrv 10 cs"i ana T.
sold their ss I's' " & - ''ss ;ss ss,: S
swt average lohSliS Se pm. to dre' OF" ''e
c. Eastman on hi. own account l4o Inoi. steers :sa. 6a
" ssff II h. 70 % sr i.. % .'' % '''''
s':a issis Si;s for ss s .aSs ass % q %s dress
= T.; '; !::s :ssS
x ~: j % c 81 ~ 81 ca:Is a s. sf'
'Is NO. e on r..., strong sso
s s'i:: 2, Co., 10, n.'. steers e-t
At jer.sy Ctr Morris wsir. CO. 20 Stems srauss
10 er W. LocLtss Lehman Bro.as car. Meys w,,
i.ns ws:ss.'Ss! cars G. e. sssinfsds Co..
:: 70. H.ss;Ss e Ss;;ss,, s,,.: sEs sss
60 ss%%o % M to sSSs - s 81 ssss v,..
= d; ;gs % : Ps',' u a,.. ,' % % sa.
,! ss r.: .:iss e, 's E. ss. :'
;s:, s., s :: dIf M nS ,., 'sr Sd sisn'N 00 10
y 4 s'; J Ss n s 81 sss 81 Robert sss 4
iie 81 So evt ioe ss ; and 81 common d. So
Falsfa Co. foI Meyers Co. ls visini: ;'ssr strong
M % s. stsns ss g. % Il &c. s.s %
DO. u. e.t. At re. 20 dress 81 b 80, u,
psasy s,s: ;a Is Morris Co., isl common Texans ~ '''
Tcsy .of Morris Co.. 22 very poor Texans 'eant ~.
L.Uebses for Morn. Co., rs .hsh Cherokee cattle, ewt
RtsS b;.y v Ieeisds. IL Kentucky cattle. e"t 'V
s s:ss :.s = i; $ s. :.a 70, ss - M G S
s tays: st f1 & s: "a Sa ,SS .. the I s md n sS
g. q & s.tA 80
T jane. Kirby sod Is Stat. veal. 1e5 Zoe nj
do 1873 b at &c. do 155 o. at &c. and do 2S0 ~ &C. ~
v. Tharson Co sold "a Mount Holly vea1 2oodZoo TO-
SHEEP AND LArBs-Receps to-day "a s95 head
10 jersey City 10 ears Poryegbthst and cin TOR
DALI generally and lower for lambs sheep
ragged ho% = TO 6,4s n and lamb. from o. to 7Se a.
5iae 26 do 81 f I0l DO, rs e ass 1872 100 D.
S5 h. 7i4r so Do 81 b. a, ~ 1877 do 63 ID, l27
do 66 7tci l68 Canada dO 40 10, a75, and loo Co., "
Pdcoeh sold leo Kentucky sheep lol average at 5ste
at 6e l94 do, 80 b. sts5 % 100 n 2lO do 80 10 &c
sod l6l state lambs, 81 7a p ID; 20
r Ks Son sold 1877 jersey sheep 80 tdlOo o o+6ose
Pb ,e,.
~ 100 n; ana 456 do. IS 10, at 6isc m.
swss-Receipts 4S 6l20 bogs 20 cars Forteh
doing better Si9c. y for all weghts
Oct 14-CArrLE-Receipts today 1l56 head making
the total supply for the week thu. Tar head 5o7 carr
prices about 600 head disposed Of sales OF 400 Illinois
Ia6ne from l27 g 1863 ~ "a sseS6 80 200 kn, &
Ohio steers. ranging from 07s to 1890 n, at s4es6 $50 Texas
steers ranging from 965 to 1909 n, at S4d$i 80
supply for 800 against 10 100 head for
The same time Market fairly active sea $6 IS for Can
lambs choice aoeks hzh 81 Canada sheep $5as5 5O
to-day 44OO head making the total supply for the
i00 head against 10 100 head for the same time
Market dull and lower Yoe So 2oas6; heavy hogs
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
City bank shares sold as follows Marine, 12O
Commerce, III, and Mechanics at 1876. The follow
ing were the bids
OSered. ASKED.

The earnings of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway for the first week in October 1874
were Ss2,9Os in 1873, S64,2s6; increase in 1874
Sls,690
Wisconsin journal says:
The new tariffs OF the Northwestern and Milwaukee
and ST. Paul roads, which went into effect Oct J. have
already caused much trouble and discomfort among
sbippers In mauy cases there has been large in
crease on freghts shipped for short distances while
dueing rates for longer haus 10 some cases marked
determinations result from the provisions OF the law
o. distances under 80 miles the increase In rates is IN
see cases as high as 50 100 per cent The Railroad
Commissioners haye resolved that rs the proper con-
ctr cton OF the law rates OF passenger are the
exact product OF the number OF miles multiplied ny
!le Iss.1 yae QsE Mia sAaa W 10 Wa&a444 a,4papt
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

Ut the close q combined effort was made to secure
lhe lowest possible quotations, so that the hsuro'
may be taken as the worse that could DO made tno
greatest sufferer in todsys conflict was ere, wnon
was throughout kept relatively below .ue nonuvn ,
price and closed here, compared win i''s' hisnee
,,ot.t;on AT n decline Of IL per cent.
The recessions in other stocks were =
oer cent each in Lake Shore, Northwest,
Rock Island, Union Pacific, and Western Union Tel
seraph in Harlem. and each in c., c. and i. G.,
Dhios. 81. Paul, and Wabash. Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western gained per cent and New
York Central and Panama I each. The range OF
prices throughout the list of active stocks may be
49,. fro,, fba folIou;pg fable.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
COTTON MARKETS.


AreusrA Oct l-Cottop quiet Mddling IL scl4hc net re-
ceipts 1854 bales exports coastwise OS7 bales
CHARiEsroN Oct IA Cotton 6rm hiddInf hi2UisFt ns'
receipts 1872 782 bales; ssls looo bses ""eA'
81 2l8 baha -, ,,.,,- IA. ro~
Mddlne lA; Good Ordinary 3 &c; net ceps Uoi nasj eA
ports ooastwse 638 500 bales stock l6 9z bales
NHv.ORLsANs Oct 14Coston-Demsnd good hfclhag as ~
net receipts goss 1892 bales exports 70 Great
48l4 bales Gales 1900 bales last evening" Zsoo oas '"cA
osroH Oct l4-Cosson quiet Mddine 16ai net receipts "
bales gross 80 800 bslesj stock s0OO bales
ST. LOUIS H-Coon steady Mtdhns 14s nss reseipss,
2lObss gross Sl3 bales shpmen 6OS oaies se ao| o~s
say.sssH Oct l4-Cottou fair demand: Mdding l4i7c
met receipts 500 bales 100 bales exports Crest bran
62 bales: 10 The 983 bales, coswise 24S3 bales
sales 1 1888 bales; Msck. 476l bales -.
0ALyssros l4Cotton steady fair demand; hfns ounne
Mdding 1883 bales, gross 500 oaiesi eA
ports coastws bales, 864 bales stock 4oo oaes
" BALrfnoRE 14.-Cotton que hddlng, ioc nss
baes 437 exports 10 Great bntan iooo JAZZ
coaw 40 bales sales 476 baiesi Spnoen oo oaesi oeA
2,723 bales ,,. ,,,a,.z ,..
receipts 2l20 bses: erpors coastw 7oa oaes' es |'s
bales stock, IL, ,592 bales ,,,u al, -. ..
PnILADELPHIA, Oct l4-Cotton queS miaanns 10 vi Ho
eepts 1876 bales gross, .23o bales ,,. ~,
MKnpHn l4-Coton quiet unchanged MIddhng 49, net
receipts 206 bales shipments l269 bae sales looo bales
WusisGros Oct l4-Cotton quiet Middlne. 14'te Low
Mding Iic od Ordinary 13 % net receipts OFT bales s'ocS
3,051 bales ,,,, ,.,~,.a.. ma,
receipts bales; Shipments l3o bales stock SoZs os
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.
RUROPEAN NARKKrs

I,rpoy 14-l2:3O m-Uned States Fve-twenty bonds
lsf5s old Osl Erie Railway shares 26G264 Preferred 40
LIyHKPooL l4-l2:30 mCoon Is quiet and unchanged
sale. IA 900 bae including 900 speculation and
Loypos Oct l4-2 mPans dispatches quote Rentes at H.
zoe.
LIVERPOOL Oct l4-2 mBeef S5l tieree for New Mess
IoSpoy Oct 1880 mThe amount bullon withdrawn from
the .nk Of England balance to-day 4l370C0 Enc Railway
shares. 253.d26. - .ooo
LrvRKPoo Oct 1880 of the Cotton sales to-day 6,SOO
bales were American Breldstnfs quiet .
LospoS Oct IA 3:t5 m-Ene Railway Shares % 2d25'4.
L1spos oct 1850 m-Bne Railway shares, 25', Pan
dispatches quote Rentes At 6lf n 2c
IrygRpooL Oct l4-5:3U m.-Cto sales the basis OF
Midng Orleans nothing below Good OrnaI shipped October and
November Corn 3GI y Tallov. 43 y cwt
LoSpoS l4-Petroleum sa9 III gallon for Refined and
l32dl4d. for Spirits ..-...o
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

,dsS IN III. Above are $40 arrive Also board
,n1 hes New Orleans 500 and 400 at Atlantic
Pot uure delivery the market lbc lower With fair
,n... At the follows all basis OF Low Mid
dlngs: ,,...,.. ,oo . ,s,.. .oo
rs gs2e 400 10 6-l6c November 700. Is l6e January
a,o i57sc; February 200 10 3l6c. March, 400 10 l72c
June 800 l7 total $500 baler closing prices; October
is 932dI5 5.l6c: November Is 932Gl5 5l6c December
Is sisSi5 is S J.na.ry 5 q 7Ssel5 February i6 5s2
sS 81 $le ., fs s Jao. sse.
m-Oetober 800 Is i4c 100 l5 3i6c; 200 10 1926
500 1927 800 10 1885, Seys%Ss a9S 9S y siSc
400 9s2e See ie ,o De'smrsi Z, 1 oo siHs M lSo
2oS Sod 10 - ioo fs5 5S $So S
l6is 600 10 5-32c 800 49, loo 10 3Ssei io0 @
10 7i6e 400 l6 lb32e 400 10 al6 April 100 Ia 27s2s &
IL IL 32 toar II 900 bales Grand tots % 500 bales
sCoFp FPbe market remains 6rm with bn,
ness sales Of 6i2 bags Fer Isabella on terms not made
terms; We quote ordinary at l54dl5lc Pair do at
I7@l7Ic Coed DO al lS2dlS2e. Prime 2Od204c; and
,,em snse o lots ad2lc gold Mild grades steady with
nqurg sales OF SoO bags oahhn on terms NOT uaP
quot at 10 dl9c.. gold
fFiO AND for Flour fair but active
Shipping brands steady but the trade
having the Medium grades freely OH Flour. especially Bakers
EIr.s are 6rm demand No. and Supfne quiet and
tam, AT the close the steady quet the export
oniry limited sales Of III. TOO bb. We quote: -
1VaA ia
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

EgwYoRK Oct l.-BEKyks-Reeeips to-day SeTe li9 or
B9i head75 hunire st aad "a ears at Jey Ctg.
the 80 Of ~ orHay Texan
cattle nlmbe Of carloads OF common nsVe steers Good
demand and of tie
shade for Fat socAi hut inferior
weak aud dull with
Of the market
the selling interest carload OF rough native oxen had to be sold
~ N 10 dres 81 n. and Bstirs sters ranged hom
drest g. b 2 10 dess IS b With fss eboos
As Poor fair 1eian aud Cbero.es selling
soSy from a. b. 10 dres % No. ap 10 b 10 dress 90
ID. Nj lkeig to De eio.eI out
VI VI. s.-.sssss Xssi NsIs Ca I'D ~ sss.: sssA
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
cnargea in each case, but in case OractiOnal miles the

charged In each case but in oflractonal miles the
fraction may be counted as q unit.
The following analysis of the annual report of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company for the
year ended June SO 1874 may prove of interest to
dealers in the stock. 1t will be remembered that
in December last the Company declared its usual
semi mi-annual 81 per cent dividend on its preferred
stock, and paid the scrip bearing per cent
interest, and to become due lin March. 1875. This
aividend was supposed to represent the earnings
applicable to dividend out of six months business
but it will be noted that it amounted to $llb.loS
more than the earnings for the whole year. A note
at foot of the report says the temporary loan on
Sept. 49, 1874, had been reduced to 100000. This
of course was done either at the expense OF the
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
The closing quotations we're as follows:

The London market was reported easier for Amer
lean securities and steady for COnsols, money being
below the Bank rate which institution lost tlS1o
in bullion. The foreign exchange market has been
steady to firm with business rates something below
the official ,prices given elsewhere. Gold was dull
and stereotyped at ITO all day, the rates on gold
loans being fat II per cent for borrowing The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in called bonds
and $4,000 IN coin interest. The operations at the
Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared.
si7s6SO OOO gold balances. $1,69Z0l9; currency bal
ances S2O72556. The first. last. and only quotation
was 110.
The days business at the T. S. Sub-TIeasury COM
prised
Sod reop SiS9362 10 Currency psvn'n 81 lO4229 q
bolo 529.557 OF Currency Az 2 m
Gon balance. ,5s7,5l5 AZ CustOIs 204ooo w
Currency receipts. 603.39S 92
81 acc 600 gold certificates sent to Washington
The Customs receipts for the week ending OCT. lO
st Baltimore were S95,221, and at Philadelphia
klO7O46. The Internal Revenue receipts to-day
were $2l4,7S9.
w IL forf yeba
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
rates for foreign exchange:

Money in O little more active demand, out
rates were unchanged at "a and per cent on call.
Prime mercantile paper is as last quoted. The
Treasury at Washington received 100000 National
bank notes for redemption to-day.
Government bonds were active and firm, the de-
mand covering all the prominent varieties. We
annex latest ouotations:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK Ell
NRw-YoRK, Wednesday. Oct. IA, 1874.

NEW YORK, Wednesday. Oct. IA, 1874.
The local horse market to-day presented no
new features OF Importance; things generally have
Inaned In satu quo. In high priced stock there was
scarcely anything doing, while In common draft horses
only limited sales effected; prices generally rule
in favor of buyers.
The sale held to-day at Messrs. Barker & Sons City
Auction Mart and New-York Tattersals corner Broad
way and Thirty-nnth-st is reported rs follows:
Description Cadto1aG Hands Years Pnec.
Black rotng sehing Prince"
BY Daniel Lambeu............. 1872 1905 90
B,y troiinx CEILING =" Young
Pair Of bay wori hor,e..''.... iGI 7snds $50 90
bar geiing ambletonian sioek) l6 525 %
Bay xeding, by the Harms horse. 10 3l0 10
Nothing has transpred In the local carriage trade
worthy OF since tue opening OF the week
aud It's condition remains as reported at the close OF
last week.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTONThere far movement In SPOT Cotton. but r'
regular the general tone OF hs mset eane qpo
to-. rvsed Ordinary advanced Good Ordinary, aud Md
ding Yr the market closing weak Receps At
The bppng porta 459 bses this last IA 76l
bales this 944 bales STOCK In New forK 6l5oo
hased on standard force Sept 1874
and Upland snnnn % osAnV not ms esn h
srade above below the grade qnoted - -
n,s,nsr, ig1 Strict Good Ordinary Is Middlinx 1b's
Good Ont itTa Low Md, 15i4 Good MIDI IL .
1.....n.. stapJari Of
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

In State bonds, Missouri Long Bonds declined
from 94s to 81; California is sold at 1l1g and New
York Registered Bounty Loan at 10S. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
ysI:|:|: sI!|lills| l|sIs|

n. HEST ana MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet isrctueed rs
,sss Debility and Loss OF Appetite is
sasb mended for is purity By The FOOD JvHss Arthur hn
u.s..U n. D., l. r. u ~ " A. b L..
r &c. Sold By Groeep ones .nf Css~'s IN large
ho,tea at 2s Beware Of lnitatiens PrpanW
""'"s" GOODALL BACKA0UsB Co..
Leeds. Rnsisnl
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15


g: e: ::: S SSs
Baeiwhe but State at 50 2odss co. and
ser the quiet
Re. :s,; beng ea
embrace BY sa" to .ePNS@ @ Su.s Sas SI 81
70 London by 5000 bush Ga Ch.re. are qaie' and
Grain Austrian bar. to Gr.gC. with 400 ao q5s Gain
$ on p' to s, o cst T. T Later M 10 'soo ao Ply steam, team ps
y; wAs sa S Sfnss fS
the .s e Si s ssoas S DONG To GIVE
81 sS and fair Ge q % os S Saa No.
Sss's j. 8 Ill., 6ss
sd + sSss Sssit'1 s. for a'Ss ahs gamer
q 70 for AS ws? 81 20 foi o S Sa ss9i'? 81 30 nS %
81 40 Gh%ee Gs9.!I West B.sy ..g NJ Ma, 30 Is doll
se s.s and SS SSsS i S g. 9snd @ wse ys i g. s s
i ale; 1 600 Sa.n ~ SsSs%ss SssSs %
Rye QUIET sm,l sales Of jersey
S 90 'i s As
93 Western White dsl o2 Western yellow at eie
5 !. R: o Isd Go ssfIt Is
quoted 65a7OGi short do at 5oa55c and oat ooG6oc
and is tide stronger quoed at 50 45as2 ordna
squirt: ss"'s:fP 11sS3s1s asG sssis,s 800 S
a I SS sGS s r. SG ss . ss ''' quiet and sales
remains unchanged with only small obhing trade
demand al fore fgures Menhaeo quiet but firmly held at sdl0c
for Prime Light dull 81 1UdSl l22
make l7a$1 20 for Prime Winter Other oils quiet
PKOVIsONS-The Pork market Is much denorsl
ned the $50 bbls Mess early at S2 50dS22 R lots i
bills Family do $4 $50 bb Mess seller October at $50 70
ds2l and heavy Of 90 bbs at $40 5OdSl for
Mess slS for Family Terce Beef is dull aud nominal Beef Hams
Cut Meats moderate demand and the
rather stronger for fresh cats sales Of 5000 pieces at
7c for Fresh shoulders 9. for Pekled do; l04dlO9.
Smoked do lOc Fresh Hams ll'ic for Picked and lie
Smoked 81 900 ID ShoRb Bellies cured ll4dll c 80 boxes
Clear Bellies al l2Tc Bacon steady and moderate
rs CITY Long Clear at lldlc Dressed og
firm and salabe fed Lard Is lover and
quiet sales $50 City 13dl3's; $50 tes Old Western
i3adl3s; 80 New l3S4c for futnIe delivery
OF $50 November l3l4c 25O seller all
November at l2a4: 500 seller sir months at IL 5l6e
500 tcs., seller January and February al lie
BuTrKaThe fairly active the heavy receipts have
depressed On Western prices are fe Of middle
grades Creamery still holds its There fair export
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

are purchasing only wanted Some large Ellis are 100,
ing ound and are resdy freely at eonceon ort
the holders Indifferent about selling and ere so' s. In
At the ouiet spell the mafku .nasns
washed feeces sil in demand. and soe
OF ether grades sales still readily made AZ very % G
Combiug selections and wanted ADJ so
very pces the sales o Ohio and Peonsyya eees a
been 52060c including Xxx and XXX; Michigan neses
52c; Wisconsin Western heeces t50bOc Cembeg ana
ons b5 ag2 There Pulled Wool IN the msheJ
and Of Super and New F.n o.
striving quite freely bnt there not mueh
for Il will be dmcult 10 get 20 13Oc y No.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
QoparInersnp Monies.

TJ,HE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
undersigned under the arm style ofyohN IAN
ca heretofore doing Centre and bite % tos
CITY have this ds! dissolved o ~utoa eos
sent Mr. wihdrs wing from said oasines In
will be continued the remaining prners who vii Rsy AZ aeo"
the late 6rm.-Oct Is. IA JohN ImNSi' ,sNs'
JOHN D0NHELLf,
ID. DBvUB
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
european ADVERTISEMENTS

I AURENCE or LUCAS.-If Mr.. CHARLES
- LAUHENCR VINO e EnsIsud IN the 1853 vent TO Nsv
YorE supposed Of George
Lucas viii apply TO The undersgned hear OF ossisg
or G5 by the
Supplying the proof iae death Of the @ Chsss
Iauepc, Ne was
1854. PRIOR, BlGGs Chu RCH md ADAMS,
81 Lincoln Inn relds. Losden Bpgispd.
@ ULLMAN's New Patent Side Suspending
De position they syef rising spths
leg bogng tpe and eating he Shoulders earn. Tie ebt
free 10 expand and support back They cost aa
rouse The suspenaers be spped Trousea Pee 81
Al 81 per pair opinions rstte snd ns'uncns st
u free 10 s parts world ULLMAs "a Ressnt ondoa
YORKSHIRE RELISH.
i The Most Delicious and Chsspes, sssce N The WORK
Warranted pure end frss from lalanou Ingredient
s72 l02 BOTTLKs sOLD IN oHB nOSrh AUGUST 1871
Sale unoreeedested 10 he history Of saseea
Roh nv or,,s Drurs, and Oilmsn 81 la st d
Trade Msrk-Wllsw Pattern Plate De.srx q insacss
Manufacturers: G00DAtl. BACkHOuSe d Cg..,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS
AsrwERp-stesmer C. +. Fuuch

WEDNESDAY, Uct 1914.
following complete list OF eIoos shppe1 IN Fea''s woicn
were cleared to-day for
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

SLOTE a. JAMES, Stationers, 03 Fulton st.,
- near Wlu.n-pares requiring Baai BOSAs requested
call Aaa sIaplns -
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
STAR LINE.

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING rHe
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEW AM PUit-PoWERKD STEAMSHIPS -.
ssHug New.iort sArUaDAiS Liverpool - IhVk
DAYS CO ung at Cork hsTuor caro-
BALTIC sAruRDAi October IL a. 1000 a
ADkIAriC. SATURDAY Oct "a. % aW u
CELTIC. SAfuRDN. Oc. 81. al lO'Vo m
OCEANIC. SATURDAY November T. AZ JEW
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. November II v.oV IL
frou the White Sa po-s Pier 81. North aver
classen
SAFETY. SPEED AND CohfV6G
Saloons, bAtafeou mhi>ne Wo
,no,,oo
these seanerA 49,.
kATss-ssloon $50 Re,arn Tickets sito soh sesnfs
A re rnoss for enas ola toazNf
Obtain prepaid certificates al iow Tase<
OF fars hAmn1k.
Nervsy sweae India. AassrAia CGua
Drafts FL sp~sr..
snf other
sAs-- - IN kf.AsAaI. hss lIs Al SAAs 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

WOOL MARKET.
Dosyos o lAWoS continues aus, aud da saJ msnse,srers
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15


PETROIEUMThe market for Retoed OIL nae
values higher quoted l2d spot and remainder
sale. of bb 20 ami %, l2ls Crude oil
quiet values steady quoted al Cases inactive
and values unchanged quoted l72dl7 Esphtba vesker
quoted 99al0 At Phlelpha the market quiet and
unchanged quoted III balance OF month delivery The
primary quote follows OIL CITY inactive Tftusvle
dull al O2 Petroleum Centre quiet at Doc ISL dali
Housewife Parkes Unted 72d73S Immediate shin,
ments 922 sales 800 bbl Crude OIL 5 500
bbs during November at 6e At Philadelphia 900
Refined OIL at delivery At ii 2i 5000 bb do
cradle balance Of month at llS@c
RICE steady demand jbbng wAy s,les
at 707s Rangoon 6dG New Louisiana at 7a.c and
Pana ZIG.
sUGARs-Tbe market for Raw Sugars ia less active bui
pnces are steady; hhds Moasses sugars ~
ss ami $50 bhd private terms and late das, evening
Clay and Molasse, sugars al 70. We quote Pair
Ee6pipr a 8adS3; Prime DO. S; Centrifugal 10 hi. ,bJ
boIe. Nos TO IS at s7sd9asc and No ~ Cayei 9 Re
tined request and steady al ga lOs ft soft yellow;
alOsae Soft White IL % for Cruhed He for Powdered
and u lac. for Granolaied
sEEu-Cloyer inactive offered Rough Flax eue and
in fair sales lao bags al 81 Timothy da
at So 7OdS2 %.
srRARN-Tbe duI hut srner sales oflo 900 5c
TAILOWThe market setiye and pces sale. Of 2
bhds choice CITY a sTg.; l2.JOO n Good ats lll6c
wHsKYThe marGe Is less active but steady sales Of $50 bbls
At
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15
THE MARKETS.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
"WEDNESDAY. Oct, IA, 1874.

ICarefuiIv reported for rHs TnIBgNR
New-York tribune., 1874-10-15

ta,.,ri n.rie sfm under he aic sd;arcr n be ne1o
accumulate the export trade has
brisk late the English
Shippers 160l64e Tor Fancy West
is fairly active ct fm prices We revise our quotations LS
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ed over into dainty bit of hcad-gea for newly
married ladies' 1t resembles an injured kite
Here is truly rural item welded to Immortal
verse;
There was an old dame of NAuyoO,
Aged seventy.nine years, who,
To milk her while tryin,
In a manner unkine
Was hooked unto death by the COO.
The Straightforward Mary Jane -show-your
astpn-attitude has superseded the Greci"h
bend in Aurora.
Pittsburg coroners are accumulating plethoric
bank accounts since the introduction OF the PTS
tol as toy"
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the entire community, hayc been made in
vain.
The farmers have many just complaints of
the existing system Of doing business, but
they should find what the evil rcallyis and to
fight it, and it alone, High prices and en-
HANGED profits are the result of the creditsys-
tenn, and when they resolve to buy at the low.
est prices for cash only, they will find that
tradcsmen will readily conform to the new
order of things, every description ofmerchan'
disc will be lower and the relations of trade
and industry be all that any one can desire.
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world, however, will not willingly change the
name in order to give him the honor belong
ing to him, Swammcrdamnism would be
awful
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Gslvanisn "a i.scovered by q man named
Swammerdsmn, one hundred and thirty years
before Galvani called attention 10 IT, The
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The Complaint of the Changers Founded ON
"A Misrepresentation Founded OF Fact.
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From th Rock Island Union March IL, a.
PLOW MAKERS AND HOLDERS

The Tending Resolution OF the Man
ufacturers and What 1t Really
Means
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DOYLE s. KICHpI.SiON, Attorneys at
ID Law, Leland Bushnells Block. La Sale street OF.
tawa, Ills. marS'7S
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Professional s,ards.
4 7 TO Rsi { Y

J RICE. E.K. wALBRIDaR.
DICE AZ WALIsIST e, Attorneys at Law.
~ Office in Gover& Cooks Block, over Dimmcks drug
store, Ottawa, HIS. aprY'T3
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IA nj E.S- o'DON y ELL. Attorney and Coup
- selor Law. Collections made and promptly remit
'cd. Office in clover Cooks BLOCK. with Eice Wal
OF dge, Ottawa, Illinois. noyl5 %
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ERANN Il. CRAw FORD, Attorney q
Law Rocra IL. ls Clark 81, &. ". cor Hource, Ca
eAxc. SolAIy Pshc. DEr'@
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GEO. w. w. Ella X f.. Attorney at Law
VI Collecting and conveyancng promptly attended to-
Office Court House. ottawa, Ills. scptiS'C5ly