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Messrs. Preston, kean d Co. quote as follows

New YoaK, Jan. 22.-Customs receipts,
&235, 900.
Treasury disbursements. $4,000. The day
has been very quiet in Wall street, except as to
sterling. Which ruled strong and higher, closing
At 54.8313 for 60 days; 81 36@4.87 for sight.
Money was easy at 5@d.
Gold ranged =: Al11<@l11N; closed 1t
u11.
Carrying rates were =E5;f.
Cear1nEs, S45, ,GDc, Cot.
State bonds qu,sl and nominal.
Governments fl.c.
Stocks weaker. Ths market declined In tbs
early day 4@11z per cent, Afterwards made q
general recovery of ]+@1 per ceut closed
steady. The principal dealings were in Western
Union, Union Pacific Lake Shore, New York
Central, Wabash, aud Pacific Mail. Tne sales
between 10 and z o'clock were 220, ,U00 shares, OF
which 25, 500 we're Western Union. 26.400 Uniun
Pacific. $500 Wabash. 100 Pacific Mail, q, QUO
Lake Shore, 8,40o New York Central.
Sterling, $4.834.
, 1874-01-23
THE CHICAGO FRIDAY JANUARY -. 1874

to arrive They havs sold largely for future de-
livery, February aud 1larca. aud will tumole i;
all on the market and somebody must pay for
this stuff and hold It, Will the West come aud
buy7 During December the 10" price Of cash
goods tempted the capitalists and they bought
"spot" and sold for futures. Yet the stuff il
here and this class Of speculators will be salts
fed if the purchasers relieve them. "Verbum
sat." &c.
Tho pork st b11lls " have taken back seat.
New YoRK, Jan. 10, lS74. FEspER.
LATEST.
Wheat was fairly active in the afternoon, de-
cliniug nc Seller February sold at 5i.232l{
down to sl.2s11s, closing at the Inter price:
Seller March closed At 7l-265s, selling as sl.26,4
@l.26A.' Corn was quiet early, but more active
afterwards, closing about the sanlo as on
Change, selling q. 5s@5sAc seller Febrnarj,
closing al the outside, Seller Mas at 65H@
65I3c. Mess PORK and lard were trife 6rEncr.
Salea were sou brls mess pork at S1l.25 seller
February; 750 br1s do at 5l4.G5 seller March !;
$50 tca lard q. $o05 seller February; $50 tcs do
at s9.331Ll seller March.
, 1874-01-23

almost tncessauty from the o. ening Of trade to tue
close-there good degree Of activity IN the de-
mon and tie advanced :riccs of yesterday we're firm
II maintained. Common LOTS were almost wholly neg
eced, but tho comparatively moderate supply ct such
served to strengthen the views Of holders, and they
successfuily resisted the efforts Of buyers TO force
down prices. Toward tho close, however they showed
sJgus OF Weakening and thu chances are IN favor Of
lower rates tomorrow. Sales chiefly At $5.309
$50, though the range for CARLOAD lois
*5G09565. The outeide dgure raid in only SIM
gIe instance. Below Of the day's 6aica:
, 1874-01-23

NEW YoEk, Jan. 2a.-The weather continues unfa-
mss is gener.sy quss Cotton gools IRE steady N Fst
handa bleached Aulrtings anu cottoua1es fairly
tive. Carrier prints lobling At 94c; Amoskeag ut
BIC. lark Mills checks haye Eeeu reduced hc.
Wor,tcd dress goods improving. Wooeus are
quiet; white French urgandies aud uamIorg edgiugs
, 1874-01-23

Boulevard part 4 se4 4r Of Sec. 5, 50, II.
dated Jan. !; consideration, zl9,600
WEST CITY LIMITS,
Lot SO, In Block !, Of Thompkon's u Block s. Of
Borden's X X, Sec. &c. 4o IL. dated Jan. con-
sideradon, $500.
, 1874-01-23
COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan.

THURSDAY EvKsNa, Jan. y.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-01-23

Most Of the trading, however, done at prces rang
lug downward from. 35.35. Butchers took only few
lcts, the pu1cha Of feeders libeEnl
the preceding days. Tue market closed duh aud
heavy for anything below choice.
QUOTATIONS.
Extrn Beeves-Graded steers, averaging 1.400
to 1.,5u bs. .$5.s5@6.lo
Choice Beeyes-Fne, f4t, well formed year
to 5'year odsstetrs, averaging 1,3U0 to ...
1,4o0 e.4oa5,co
Good Eeeye.-Nell-fatte finely formed
steers. averaging 1ooJ to 1867 lbs .... 4-eoa52o
Medium Grades-5teers In fair desh, aver
aging LILO TO LOO observation-disclosures. 4.5oG2475
DaieAtrs' Stock-Commou to fair see1s,
and good to extra cows, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 to 1,loo us. ................ a.o59425
Stock C4ttle-Common cattle, IN decent
hesh. averaging 100 to 1850 lbs ....... s.o3@Loo
Inferior-Lignt aud thin co.rs, he1erB.
stAgs, bulls, and scaawag steers........ 1.75@3.75
Cat'e-Te1as, choice corn-fed. 4.254.75
cAstle-Te1as. su1umerej Moth. 3OJt5J.5J
cattle-Tex4y, through druyea l.7jta2i5
CATTLE 1ALEa.
, 1874-01-23
EVENING BOARD.

ETENING BUAKU.
CHICAGO EVENING Provision BOARD, Jan. 2e.
Sales: $50 brls mesa pork. seller February, at
SLABS $50 tcs lard, seller March, ut $3.50.
, 1874-01-23

CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. q.
The receipta Of Iva stuk du1tg the week have been
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-10

We keep constantly on hand, printed from new
type on the best paper, the following blanks: .
DEEDS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-12-10

WeedS ana trash, so that they may
not interfere with the, subsequent
workings of the crops in so varying
the implements that they may do as
perfect work as possible, whether in
mellow soil, in stiff clays, among
rubbish or weeds, in stiff sod or or
binary sward. All these must be
reached by study-not only Of the
proper shape ofthe plow used, but al
20 of the nature of the soil to be work.
ed.
All this the farmer should. under
stand. To the mere plowman, it is
not essential. 1t is, however, eseen,
tial that be- be able TO- take !: . team
alone; stake end strike out Tia lands
adjust and re-adjust the plow5 to suit
the various contingencies that Nmay'
arise, and to perform his work: in q;
uniform tand" work:man:hke MANNER
This constitutes good plowing,, and
the performer IT, = good plowm.n.
The perfect plovm9an is he WHO. can,
not only do all this, but knows why
it should be % done. This contributes
intelligent labor. What portion Of
our plowmen L may I properly claim.
this perfection? Comparatively few.
Why mott The simple act of plow-
ing, the knowing when and how to do
it properly, is one of the most inn i'm
portant labors of the farm. It. is
what often makes or causes serious
loss thsseon.-West Rurol.