davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-02-05

Withdrawn from store yesterday for city con-
sumption: 2,843 bu wheat; 500 bu corn
9,60a bu barloy.
The following grain las been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock: 109 cars
wheat; 115 cars corn; 10 cars oats; cars rye );
AZ cara barley. Total, $40 cars, or 131, 600 bu.
Tho Registrar Of Grain gave notice to-day that
receivers who WISH to haye thor roce,pts regis.
toretl on the day tho grain arrives must obtain
certificate Of its receipt from tho House In-
spcctor-not from tho Track Inspector, whose
reports do not roAuh the Registrar till the next
day.
The loading produce markets were leaa actiye
to-day, and tho majority were oaslor. 1t was tho
off day. The receipts OF produce wero not
large, but thoro was very little demand for
shipment, in any department. The European
markets nge not in condition favorable to ac-
tiyity In this direction, and shippers to Europe
have an eHpooal reason for quiotneas Just now,
aa thuro arc considerable acoumulallona Of
produce on the Heaboarl, waiting for freight.
room to crosa the ocoau. There aro however, no
faW contracts ahead that weakening is evident
both In ocean and rail froights, and those who
aro best posted aay thoy cannot bo quoted cloae-
1y. The continued mildnosa OF tho wonther a.
tonieheB tho "oldoHt inhabtaut," About the
only winter We have had, thus far was In No
vemher, and the character Of next summer 1t iB
hard to gueaB at.
Domestic dry goods sold to u liberal aggregate
~ nrmly maintained prices In the grocery
market . reasonably a9tiYs movement wss wit.
, 1874-02-05


or. There was no particular change in f tfe tone tone
of the adyices from Liverpool or Now York, and
no incroaHo in receipts, but simply lack OF
orders to buy. The market WAS pushed up yes-
after those orders had been flllod. Thoro we're
also local operators buying yostortay, III tho ex-
poctatiou TINT Liverpool would DO stronger to.
day, and thoy held OF on finding that their an
tioipations were not realized. Hence, weaknogs.
Tho shippers took hold worry sparingfy, and tic
only noticeable feature IN tie cash department
vas that parties holding No. 2 for shipment to
Europe tn the spring were aelling It, and tliing
pp pbpar e gap % a Ne hsnp M on tho Latter
Liverpool dealors acom to have Ind genuine
surprise this winter. Their acknowledged
shortage led to q material advance, because
they wero under tie Impression that thoy would
the winter; I'M But II las been sent forward at ovon
, 1874-02-05

"WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. 4.
ALC0HOL-Was quoted steady at El.Dlall.D3.
DEANH-Were In light request. Wp qltotc4 Navy
1eaas, ta.oo@2.40 mediums, sl.to@995; poas, s10O
@1.25 por bu In bags.
DUrTEis-Without bolng subjected to any mntoriul
declinc prlcoa Of this Htapu wore cas irly hold tA
for sonlo time past tho easier feolIny being atrlL-
ntable to tho paral withdrawal Of ahipors who werc
deferred from activo operations by the locllno tn tho
Eastora market. Local consumers buying fteoy
of good to fancy grades a vary full pricea ut ao
dium to good grades, aa@alo; tatsror TO common u
@asoi common to ohocu roll, 9495l3c.
MISUNDERSTANDING nav was developed In this
market. Trade ts QutB ~ IL usually tho case at this
aage Of tho season, nuu prices without material
nMotuatlon Quotations are as follows: sark 4,
3lHo; LUDLOW A, 33ot Lewiston A, aahc; American
4, 9oNo; Anloskesg A. 2oxo; Otter Oisek, s3c; bur
Jap bags and BY la@2oo; gunuIes, single l7Qa
18o !: DO double 27@2so: wool sackH, G0aesc.
and there waa rathor mora inquiry frUIn Eastorli
manufacturers. Tho higher grades Of corn move
A2rly, tAe l1aSs being eegssatgated largely III te
, 1874-02-05
The Produce Markets.

NEW YORK.
ts9s. sossa sesdy. s;s Sas: 1.
February ; Il i a77s2@14y.o; March, ls:@lS 1880
i'ssl9 bSsADs1gsss-r,our Sss oust aud un,bapaea
colpts, 10000 brls. Rye aour more actvo 1t 5i75@
$l6SSl65; do milwaukee,, *i.5s@1.ol: Iowa t|Si and
shs ssaa III sSIet Tsss5p
state, 51:o5@l.lo. Barley scarce tending upward.
Malt quiet. Corn opened = shade 1rner closed
quiet with tue advance lost; receipts, B1.000 bu !:
new mixed Western, ailoa old DO, ss@ooc;
lnwer receipts, $4,000 bu mixed Weateru 6l03eao
white do, olB@6ac;
Hay AND Hors-Unchanged: -.-
lasscs, and rice dull.
ed, 7No bid refined, isxo.. ' .e', ' - -
4n.MaI 4EausmFirm Canada aud Western, 17S22o.
1s@sso; pnlea 2s@sss s@ss' ne's' e's'0'' an"''n'a
nrs aa ana a. heavy; new sss M
heayy long clear, $40; short oloar, s&c Lard dull
~ h1esyy psims steS' o9Ac' spot; osfo March
Wn1sKr-steady at sl:ol. .
ing, ,a3o;. 1ngos lake quiet at asA@25ho. ptglron
s..eady; ass' neotsh' 14s9 american, aoSseo; ea1
changed. ..~-1,,..1. s ~ ''
PHILADELPHIA.
PH1IApELFHIA. Fob. .4.-nHEApsrurra-F1ou dul1s
aupera, $9:?a@b:75; Wisconsin and Minnesota extrs
family, 47.0o@7.15. Wheat DUH rcd, $l.68@l.03;
.nboE, $lo5@1a1. nye hteady at ooc. Corn dun
nav yaiow, 77a80o mixed, 1850. Oats stealy; white,
oa@01c.
CoFFEE-Lower; RIO, 13@28o: Lagnayra, 271d@
2sSo, gold.
,e.EAoLE9MHin 1alr demand and advancing; cruda,
''S %usa4ssidS 1sa4ed aaS atssfSsy E as 1s' March,
BALTIMORE.
DAL11MoRE, Feb. ,4-UaEADsruFrs-Flonr nrn
and anMSaan,goa Wheat steay mud unchangsd Corn
, 1874-02-05
FREQ banking In order to avoid tho loss Of their
circulation.
LOCAL srocK AND noNn stAnkEf.
MoBsrs, Preston, Kcan Il Co. quoto aa follows
thin n m

fATEBT.
New YonK, Fob. 4.-A1oney easy at DOT.
Sterling firm Mt e4,8All4 for 60 days, and
$4.B7111 for sight. CuBtums reooipts, S9i1 900,
Gold closed at ILL., after selling ut 1t17{.
Carrying rates q to 6.
IronBury disbursements, 1924 1000.
Cloarlngs, a21 900, 600.
Governments strong and III good demand.
State bonds quiet; Tennessoos flrmer.
Stocks strong md buoyant, with an advance OF
" to por cont. prominent foauture Of tho
dealings WE the upward movement aud tr-
creaseu buslnoss In diyidopd-paying Bharos,
especially tho hiRh-priced stocks. Tho marlsot
gayo evory indication of strong buying
PARTICULARLY during the last hour Of busi-
ness, and speculation aooms likoly to
paying ahnros. Rock Ialaud, Pittsburgh, and Dela-
waro, Laokawanna d WoBtern wore particularly
prominent. Hook Ialand advanced ~ per cont,
and Pittsburgh 1]S. Next on tho list IN point OF
Paul, Northwestern, mud Union Pacific, al Of
Atlantic l. Pacific Telegraph was prominent,
soling at 1895. American District Telegraph
stock roso TO IS, M advance OF 8 por cont since
yesterday. The mArkot closed strong at tho
hfghest prices Of tho dny- Aa1ea botwoon 10 aud
2 O'clock wore $4,000 shares, Of which 5000 woro
Woatern Union, 5000 Union Pacific. $4,000
Pacific Mail, $4,000 Lako Shore, and 1000 Rock
Island.
, 1874-02-05

A or Star. ....,,.,,,.,.,...,,,,.,,. $50 a o,75
rch cbapa sIr 10 20 aea whom
ness. nn'hn''rl'' shingles to e' two n'h'' In thick
n'Ds'a.~e'1''" ss '.. 'o'aSs Hsspwoop.
teJ.o0(ss6.0o common S5S,o3ssV.oS; oul s2Sooes SS
SsSS 1SSrins Ii ssSSs Az. ~ ~ @ a,a .s.'v a
'' 5s9asoia 'seo@eos sooo
Iiickory-o|ear, $2eoo@so,oo: common, s2o.ooa
sil common, soooea'oo.
5t'ssnas@oisar' ~ 'ss.eossooo; common, sao.ope
a5. 20 Gull, fi9.oo@is00. ~'"''"''' ''''''eS
Whtowool-olesr, $50. .oo@ 1000; common, $2o.0o@
26.oo Gull, $1o.oVai5.oo. 0' '"''''9
wsgon poes eao 45stso Io1 Rss Soars @
res as6t1s 5sd ss ss,F s p q
a ts1stD T TSSs az En- A. IL .
~ T!n r. r1tT1io Z r ao11 slsSo o ,3zla s,2o IS
20 10 rrn-1areo. $50; small, 800; bur. 4oo.
out kt5tDs' 5e III sS'; bur- l''' p'po fa ooi'' 1oHo;
snEEr z1xo,rnll easkat 1890: half casks. 1oxc;
less annn4!ity uni 4ng l1e; 81, a1abs. y, sNo
rates American lsuss!a-A, l4o; D. lie.
de. 2saa2e, ~; No; II l5o: No: g, 16o. discount
OF ~ noe con. ,s mafo from this us list.
4o tne eonct eoos @ bFane,n over "a H.
cut y1o 70 slzgs, H. ~ ,oo ,.,o ,o., ,o.o,, -,
10Y, yo 70 a9o; 10 70 IL 1lo; IA
count; fonee wire BY carload. 9ac.
given Sc aes 'ns a 4 a.s;
M SxV xs3tS s4SWs s9sa sosyS continue to oao. m.na
soGo l0 1ek1S13Ae q stsai ropc, 7 H. 15@loo hemp
easo easn eSFa % T. ~ aSS.a Q T. 1sSee arroa
= a; ss;&Siss;Ss; e, r.. s4:7s@SeS: p.'u'
smIne ~ sa,on m 3 o. tais marke. wa subsAn-
sss Fl IL .np a ' u H. % Tas
e 1ul a ino ans ois ~ no alkot eInns more
na ma m erd nscS rncng" ~ ,s-
W ars IL o
%ase s e1trs NJ wator ssd IL s No. 9e
5ss Ia.ssd, ~, s!;9s; d So!led, HlSJ Siaiie "
stra G S5o % oophsnt o 81 tarpenne sso ~ nsph spS
cmnnn on9 1oht narao 1 aaaeF I'LL ~ scuyo local
s Fs5sRS's%s lssS .ss. 5S% stS;s
ots of choiee at .ioSIit. sp 81 e eliyerod & oaf'
@11c ~ faar aASo rcaH' choso oso atesHco, ~
far xa ka SnHee M cs nna y r.
STIn S9;tn i1ks1ns' kISng' fr.uo m.S :, ,.,
,t - I y elaaaany teVaVng, anu tao
maFKot y Aasumln8 nfner hcalthioE tone btocks
aIe smsueE snhn ~ past seasons at IKE roriod and
hs tao aeanno unrlaR no spring months buds fair to
Ue 1nuanay acsavo towing % .no EodaGed stocks In
tne nands ot mannlactuIess tue " outlook is favor
able for higher prieea Tue quotations arc about S
per ton lower than at this tno laat year. We make
no change n our st, as follows: Scotch taccording TO
sptsana!, faSo9SSoo Mase!lon Sa39o; Tuscarawas
$t3uv Lake SUPERIOR NO. S45oo; do No. ?, $43.0
90 No: $3.50 DO Nc, 4 5000; do No. 5, s52.oo;
n ~ enaIeoat coal. t43:n Miasonrf, stone coal
e1s;M e1s;Hpi SuGaRo atone coal, Si1'oo. , -.
stsUs-me1o 1epofseM dnii and tfihc lower.
1nao1y SUI " 34.oosa'ov c!nFot a. *23o uunga-
Iian AZ eoo Maes auoanlo 4ul ~ 6oo 1la1 remanB
utln ~ Stsot@ ~ 4ou eaeh ancutla iAo bags choice
unony a. eoou SSa paBh pIa1le NJ ez.So 70 ba2H at
$1ao ot naBs ~ *1oo !so paga coVcr at 81 90
pRs 10 9A pllVao teIlns ~ oaH8 90 #hto at $le0o
10y paGs AnnHaflan M AZ oac. 49,.
hnNaraae continues NJ 70 ampfove, previous prices
, 1874-02-05
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.

..------ VVFC5RN UIHrRGtHs ~
LIVERPOOL, Fob Ali Q. m.-Flour, 28a@2gs Cd
Wheat-Wintcr, 12s 4d@12s Sd; spring, 12sG312s I'd:
WHILE 13a bd@l9s 9d club, 1Ss 0d@14s. Corn 30s ID
t9l0s. Pork, T0s. Lard, 45s.
changed.
I.1yEnrooL, Feb. $3.50 p. m.-Dreadstufrs quiet
and unchanged.
L1vgnrooI, Fob. 4-5 p. rn.-Cotton dull middling
upland, 7Xc; Orfeans, 91E@84o. Sales, 12o00 bales
American, 7700 speculation md export, 2to00 bales.
Sales Of upands nothing below good ordinary shippcd
january and February, 7AGS7 Lido; shipped Febrn-
ary and March, 7c; deliverable April and May, IL
and February, 7Ac..
BreadstuHs qutot and unchanged.
Frovisons-Lard,4 ,4ss I'd. Long clear n1ddlos 40s 81
Short clear, 41s Sd.
TunPENIINE-33s.
LONDON, Fob. rs p. m.-The amount Of bullion
gone Into the Bank Of England to-day on balance is
c10,000. Consola for money, 02@02t; on account
o21: United States secnntsea-5-2oe Of '95, 1o9A;
York Central, o5. Erie, t4H9A4x do, preferred,
, 1874-02-05

Hoas-TIade, opened qulct .tha morning, buyeEo
seeming inclined to take bold saparingy until fhe1
sales indicated material ol,ango from yesterdays
closing rates. Dut after making circuit Of ths
embraced comparatively fow deairabto lots. tho dc.
manl for good to prime grades bccsmo spirited, and
tho olose OF business hours trading was brisk Ut $40
@5.e5 for medium to good, and at eo.76@oo0 for
oloico to extra. 1nferior to common, light, unovcn
drug at $,00@535. Stock pigs and oulla sold as low
y y, H.eG9l9o; Horny Chapman, Of Sugar Grove,
whloh Mallory Dros. obtained 5000. Later III tho day
tho Hat,ie firm mold carload At $6.03. fancy LOT
Hna reportod to lnvo besn sold at $1.16.
, 1874-02-05
COMMERCIAL,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 4.
Tho following were tho roco.pts and shipments
Of the leading articles of produce IN Chicago
during the past twenty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding lato ono year ago:
, 1874-02-05

Tho offerings woro not largo, but buyers wore
few; thoao who wanted toe luyost 4 pIesont
prleen bong pretty we'll alod MP a1roedy. This
wau comparatively woal, will humorous
o ,lug tic CHANCE" u are a Ra'She ter favor %s ios
downward turn hoforo that month oomoB
so spqn 5 M SGar G5s onsnsd sos: =: Ra1
G6sao, Tho latter closing at tile i,attlo CASH No.
q OF eollor tho month, sold nt 581a@6sXo,
o o3ag rsgsao ss1ot NSw Ill., No. s oos' l. at 1sS A.,
at 6s%o; u, zoo ba do at Ss1 q; al aoo bu DO at
$3.50; Asoo bu Do at 5s}4o; 400 BIZ TO. now, Mt
6de; 200 bu do ns 1920; 1900 Du do at 52}lo;
64o; 400 bu do at 5ol1o, 400 bu do, new, a. 800;
900 4 6a do at ao>so, 5000 bu do at 400. Total,
osta wore dull and 2@1do loror, tl,ougl, tho
1ea9ps were m9t particularly atgo and NoT
into next, ut q difference oi about 20. Tho Do
maid 1aa1 for caal oNta was emall thoy opened at
42Mo and declined 81 to 42!e at tho Gouo Seller
iasdo: Sellor 1ifif MS qaet ss at J. 4% M
Cash aalos wore reported Of I5,ooO bu No. . at
44SNo; 44SSN s,6oo by do at 1870; 1900 hu do ut
sample, At l7e, on track lotal, 15 Zoo i'' bu. 's
Rye wan quiet aud steady at tho quotations of
Z week pnst, with not much offered or wantod.
hs;gllar r. No. 70 y was seoady at soc and frosh ro-
tho outside being paid for receipts in houses
noar tue dstlllorios. Cash aaloB were reported
Of 500 bu No. at 82o 400 bu do ut 8lo; and
1000 bu do at soe. Total, 2,8oo bu.
lower would bo hard to SOY. Tho more llboral
receipts caused buyers to hold or, though most
Of those who own barley profosBed To DO suits
hed that present receipts cannot DO sustained
for many aa 81 as th0 tho country
s17o@1.75 for regular, and sl.75@l.a5 tor
fresh receipts; 1t was o1orod at $3.50 aollor
Maroh. No. was stoadier ct 31.oo for regular,
and 81 .8i@9l 05 for fresh recoipts 1t was nominal
at SLIGO acller March; Rejected was in light
demand Ut 91.45@1.5o, according to location.
Cash sales were reported OF 400 bn No. at
9105i 400 bu do at st.9l; 1900 BIT do ut
e1.G0i ,200 bu ro1octoa ct S1.5o; 500 bu do at
1,60O bu by sample (California) at s1.00; $40 b,i
do at $1.S0; 800 bu do at $1.87; 800 bu do ut
$t.05; 800 bu do OF s, ,1.03; 1900 bu do at sl.5s
on track; 400 bu do at si.76; 400 bu do at St.7O,
delivered. Total, 17,200 bu.
EUROPEAN MARKETS..
Tho following advicoe were received on Change
to-day, iu addition to those given in our teio-
graphic columns:
Fen. q .-Livorpool- Primo mess pork steady.
Eastern, iis; western, 7uB. Lnru 6toady, 45a.
Bacon steady. Cumberlands. 49s; short riba
zig Cd; short olcar, 42a; long clonr, 41s. Long
Tallow steady, 38s Cd.
FEn. 4.-London-Weather In England cold.
Imports Of ilour, $4,000 to 100000 br1s. Livor-
pool-Wlloat steady. Corn improving. Spring
wheat, 12s 1d@12s Sd. American mixed corn,
sos Cd.
DRY GOODS.
Tho Daily Bulletin gives tho following as tie
imports Of dry goods Ut New York during Jauu-
ArY:
, 1874-02-05

HosToN, MoB1., Feb. 4.-TheEo continues to be a
scady demand for heece and pulled woos and prices
arc sustained. Medium extra aud double extra Ohio
psckos, COG Csc; Michigan Heoces, tl@52ho; dalaine
aud combing aeeces. k5@eoc; super0ns and extra
pulled In domsnd at 45868c.
, 1874-02-05
pAN1s, Teb. 4.-Rentes, 68f COO.
New York Dry-Goods Market.

NEW YoRK Feb. 4.-Dusness waa moro active with
agents, but Jobbng branches continued
quiet, Cotton goods wero in moderate request and
bteady in prices Oottonades moro active prints
percales md fancy ehirtings in fair demand fancy
sasalmoroa worsted sitngs, sattnes, anu black and
and Hamburg edRInga In better request.
, 1874-02-05

OATTLE-prlces were lower to-day for nil grades Of
vi. sood demani At about previous rates. '9Sb The
number OF bnyers IN attendance Was larger than on
sssrda lay q thas hen9a 5ut they hsrs for
receipts and tho dopresacd condition OF tho sea-oard
markets 80 weakened tic yiews Of holders that ths
response and the market for good to ohoice grales
touched q lower point than has been reached for
s sa ws os % bo
At profit; The offerings Of ano cattlo were
$50 was the highest figure obtained, while good to
choice lots went @ begging at s4.75@5.as. Nfcols 4
q Lpeas 1t sons, aid 4. piat aoi head, ayerasee vi
lilo lha at tho same figure, but aside from these there
waa Gully one transaction asa higher figure than soo5.
respect hsst-oass. At tho declIno {prices woro 10
~ lower than Mondsy) fair amount Of trading wa
''blue day" for sellers. Tie amount Of stock
remaining in tho yards unsold ut tho close Of trade
thts evening wss not less than s.6oo and un
marked married. dminution IN tho receipts further
tSs n III Prices tssav can ssarse bs syere
good thrifty lots, Willie aome exceptionally good drovos
wore taken at for Averages Of from 1000 to
M n ssa na oas were hs hnsgsss At
heavy.
QUOTATIONS.. -.-
Extra It neeyes-aradedste Bee steors, aVcrngingl, 400
Choice Ill., weii formed sy:ar
to year Old steers, averaging $50 to
1,4bo obs..................... lbs 6.oO@5.40
Good Observation-Disclosures finely formed
Hteers. averaging 1aO0 TO 500 lGa..... l.7s@6.oo
Medium GradeH-Steera In fair flesh, aYer-
uginB 1.15o to 1.so0 bs................. 425@4.1o
DutcAers' stoek-commnn to fair steers,
and good to extra COWS, for city slaughter,
averaging B60 to 1.100 00'bs............"-, 025S400
Rtock Oattle-CoMlnon catto, III drconr
flesh, averaging 100 to lU50 lbs 3.00@4Q0
Infcrior-IGht and thin cows Icifers,
atags, bulls, and aoalawag steeru. 1.75@2bo
Cattle-Texaa, choice corn fci. .....,.... A00@4.60
Oattle-TexAs wlntered North. 3.00@s3.G0
CAt,lG-Texaa. through drovea 1.76QS3.7S
, 1874-02-05

,,,,,,,n, n,,;r,,. nh. r,,us.t t,,uu.. x q,
ass gss ~ ss eS Sa sss int ss 9ess = ss@ sf
gS 'nnG5ipf nsf,e! MRTE ~ ,,,,c.
Common orck ID lid Wiz 1nness owe IN o tHbc
gt a"sS wc aee N eSso saso Ny xo5
!fs ssass sssn' s9 1a5s9 fSs s 1t t sase
so' 20 '1ri q HAs}{ H{, o. ssi.x nii VINO
iuo: go nriek. Il 1G9 Tx nat M9' ,i"s ~
sowsr sss g5ss hwsatss ana asas
"a isoS d. fsisna f. al ss;ssa If q esmoS
oiEEsEoIot atii r!eysiis in I'LL i.rkot, order.
eSns rss0S 1sss 70 sm sona oS e nss
csy chanac thouah snv ncdnd y" ~ &
ssd @ yosi doss !ssSls il ~ s!saass, !: t1s
Ohio ad Wesorn ND factOrY ttssto15 H. i1
owcr srafrs, 11@aG nsyHst for hn,a co, ann ~.
At iii rates dealers reuuo 10 M orcra w uus nr r
nccs w.ps 1a sooa n ~ soo
Continue 10 q,,oe Iohie,' propare o iaeks Ms
ill., ss 30S H9so, osAss ss3 3n9S ms @ saqt
;sSS SSiSas Sls;s seso S'Ies5' sssS &iaoa
GO CoorERAaE~i;e.naiii a auot. Following are tho
quotations PORK lmrrea si.i5; whisky GarSrels. s1po
ork ra saVas roaa aSSf oa5so ar ~
$Iioo@26.o0; tieree staycs, rouRl, s23, ,oota2a0o:
siSooaSsSo o tucked. sSs oS5s 1eTv ot staVsa,
t9to@ll 90 eirelo -four hoatilng sK@9Ho per ect;
asSsosJ asss oeSsSJpRo''s s00's1'' 'r n shs bill po's
EaGswworo moro active and arncr strictly fresh
paekaHea aol.i at IG@lso: Pcksd It e@ioo. -s'''e
ss
foashets GOaGic from lrnt banda tol,bnu nricos IN
FisH-Undor Ills lead ID. ths Changes were untmpor
owng I hs general Praa ols
bit orders aro coming In freely, and tho busincss
nasa as,, moSs active 1sn At tis y:
No. ado s5.60@5. 10; No. trout, IS .5oa5 60; No.
bay M95oai5.75: msenese sl4@o Io,r,. NS saas
@5.o0; family mackercl, 5&-nri, $7.od97,oS; No,
shore kits. $216G1225 bank Goldfish, S. 25oab.bO:
sn SSIFEss Ses seSsa E.s 1s.s 1asf5,9s
horring, round brt, S760@80O do M-Drl 81 as;
43o Columbia River 8alnou k-brls, $01ba10,GO.
| EHUIT8 AND NUTS-1lasins lnyo again advanced
At tho East which, q courao, inparts armer tone to
\ for before tho cose of tho week. Dates, rrunos,
aud currants aro also exceedingly frm. In do.
e as hini press tss Me- q s s
,., We auot,e ,, ToaE1oS-Dates 1oK@11o; nas, new,
Turkish pfunes, 14Ne5is.lc; rsisinn, layers, now,
raisin5. Ya1onca, now, 12@l2ko; zsnto cuf1ants,
sisea aish!aaa% % aaaiess ;ISss: Wess.
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walnuts. 2o@22c: Chill walnuts, 2052io; drenoble
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, 1874-02-05

PrrTsnundH. Feb. 4.-Crudo petroleum firm. PottA
line quoted at other line, $3.50; refined quiet al
lzase; March, loo; April, 16hc.
, 1874-02-05
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO,
WEDNEGDAY EVENING, Feb, 1.
Tho receipts Of live atock during tho week lave been
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Agents Tor the Globe.
II. L. Morgan, Walllngrord.
Herbert Smith, Factory Point.
II. 5. Hard, Arlington.
NJ. Is. Kelley, South Wallinglord.
L. Z. Pierce. East Clarendon.
Il. j. Carpenter, Brattleboro.
Kelley Il Dyer. Brandon.
DennisOn brothers, Pittsford.
liulus Holt, Plttsiield.
j. u. culver, IIydevllle.
y. X. Horton, Clarendon.
ID. L. Peabody, Pittsford.
Alden & Co., Middlebury.
il. Il. Spencer Sutherland Falls.
Ashton Hubbard, Falrhayen.
Kellogg q Rice, Castleton.
c. j. Gilmore, West Rutland.
l.. Johnson, West Pawlet.
w. =. Bassett, Middletown.
James Rice, Pawlet.
Ii Il. Parmenter, Mechanicsvillei
ID. Horton, Mount Holly.
w. w. IIibbard, Poultney.
r: Holton, Dandy Corners.
William Pierce. Dandy
u. A. Carter, Benson.
W. II: Hull, Wells.
o. i. Woods, Bellows Falls.
L. III. Robbins, Chester.
Z. II. Allen, East wallingford,
sherman Brothers. Ludlow.
Brown a. Clark, Chittendens
j. ID. Purdy, Manchester.
NJ Southland. Vergennes.
J. y. Johnson. Hubbarton.
A. W. Irving, orwell.
Reuben WhitcOmb, Stockbridge.
W. II. Morse, p. NJ, Shrewsbury.
S. Sails, Forestdale.
X. ii. button, II. NJ, Cavendlsh.
W, >. Bassett, Postmaster, Mlddletown.'
.: q. spencer Postmaster, East ClarendoG
q. A. Ram, East Poultney.
Q. X. Marsh, North Clarendon.
l.. Easton, +, NJ, Hortonville, VI.
N; A. Pond, p. NJ, Whiting, Vt.
Hiram Shattuck Bristol VT
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4Sailroa0S.

VERMONT CENTRAL AND RUT-
LAND RAILROADS.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
on and after Monday. Dec. sth, 1873, trains
VIII run as follows, Sundays excepted:
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Rutland at 1880 and $500 a Ill., ana 1910
NAIL Leave st. Adams at ego a. H., Burl-
ington at $40 q. M, Port Henry at $50 a. M,
Rutland at 1910 p. IN, Bellows Falls at 2:3O p.
m, arriving at New London at $3.50 p. H., con.
heNSiHWRy Y VIII steamer s8 iSr New York
NEW 1ohh EAPkESS.-Leaves ST Adams AT
Rutland at 1880 p. in.
NIGHT EXppRtEss.-Leavcs osdensburg at 70
M, Montreal $3.50 PM st. Adams T:2O pm Bur
lington $40 p H., Rutland 1850 a. m. Bellows
Falls, 1925 a. IN. arriving at New London at ll:lt
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves burlington Mt goo y.
M, arriving In Rutland at 200 p m. Leaves
Rutland at $3.50 Il. m, Bellows Fails G.95 a. m.
accommodation train), IRVING Al Sew London
MIXED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at $40 p. m.
Tor Bellows Falls and BrattIeboro.
GOING NORTH.
Leaves Rutland at 1:is and $40 a. H., ana 1850
and 5:05 p. IN.
MAIL.-Leaves New London at $500 a. M.
Springfield 500 Il. m, Boston 1870 a. H.. Bellows
Falls il:i5., Rutland 2:3O D. NJ, for PoIl Henry,
burlington, ST. Adams, Montreal and Ogdcns-
burg.
Pi,'-i''ttNCo lAullllu AT tsh6 D. H..
arriving at Port Henry at 500 p IN. Adams 1T
1895 p. IN.
NIGHT EXPRESS; LEAVES New London at
s4o p M Springfield at s;l0 p. H.. connecting
with train leaving New York at 800 p. H., Bel
lows fails ll20 p. M, connecting with train
leaving Boston at $3.50 p. m, Rutland l:l3, Tor
burlington, st. Adams, Montreal OgdcnsGurg
and the west.
MINED TlAIN.-Leaves Rutland az $40 A. ms
ior burlington, ST. Adams. St johns ana Ma
lone. MY.
MIXED TRAIN.-Leayes Bellows Falls at 1880
Il. M, arriving in Rutland at 9:20 n. m.
ACCOMMODATION.-Le New London at
$40 h. m, Bellows Fails $50 p. M, arriving In
hi,.la,>n at 1900 p. IN.
Trf. ms leave burlington going east, for Mont
pee' &C., at 6:55 n. H., 1920 p. m and 1850 D. m
Ira Iia us leave Bellows FANS going NORTH, foi
Whlt River Junction, &C., at $50 u. IN. and
ll5Ol H., and $3.50 and ll:2O p IN.
ITIoNs.-At Rutland with Rensselaer, &
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; at
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad: ut South
Vernon with Connecticut River Railroad.
eS-Sleeping ears are attached TO night trains
between st. Adams and Troy, and Burlington
and Boston. j. W. HOBART,
Genl Supt.
ST. Adams, VI, Dec. 4, 1873.