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, 1875-04-01

wlse Is tt'C te' 1so; do 1lIuola legal sest $50 ss
ltst 10 hnadi!Rlt4 is deg, I've; extra wncf isti Ill
fiihSl l,d: No. i gay: NJ = So: llntscA. raw, s!k}
as =" ,,,fs 11e asin M sirf, TSlr sosF resn s
Qsc; do No. i 1it aDu; baak nil, hsc: EtratIs GDe
rlumlngo oil G0a15c: turpent!nc, 43a4fo; naphiha,
u Rr.ty, itH!S lho: nap1the. common. l1}St@1lu.
lOIATQES-%erc In batter local rs,,est and nIead.
nnl teash'towa were taablc. Eatiern peachiiows,
toiai0 On track: Western, Goct@slo; Early 1to.o,
10 eaEf. 8o@9sr. pesrhblo~s from sto.e &0a i.5
Early !lo.c, t1.D3i.le.
lUuLrhY, Ero.-whs scarce and rlow, especially
1rcs.cd stouk, which + about out OF season. 1.-Two
poultry .od 9nite readily Will ducks wore nblndant
and dill at fl1Oa $50 for ranvas-lHackn sam for
iha!lhr!r, and 13ca<l. 20 for small ducks. Pigeons
sold at t.eO per oz 1nuItry quoted ~ fol-
inws: Tnskeys. 1AA':a: do 1,so i9k1l;c; chickens,
duets, f;k9l.o ret ID; gccte, SO loo por II.
Enthusiastically was III moderate demand. Tic
Offerings tlbtra1, bit tho nsxot stnady at
*2lh aaa0 for co1nnlon to good 32t5d2t0 for prime
rcqnsst anil stronger, selling t.2stae.5 for medium,
ind !0t7 10 for mammoth. Hungarian easy in.
der liberal oher!nRa snail lot Aoli ut 0ho. Md car
iote were freely offered at u0c. MIot aol At $1.a5 10
Arrive, eao!ea nt $1.3, ant small loF Al st.a1.
RhLT-Wns tn moderate request and atcalY: onon.
ordinary conrse. $tou; coassc diamond, f!.t1 dairy
without laRa, sl.7s: dairy, with baga $500; Ashon
dairy. per aack, st..rta rs. ''7'
vEAL-aood choics calves so'd readily At 7@ec, autl
Wo0l-peatesa aro nIltn4 Western orlers at c,rrcnt
rr1cra the nnly t1ntd change c!nB advance 10 lc
for fine wished aeceo, Tho kock In diminishing fatt
and probably thera will not t,c sny nId wool lefE
ov9r: Good to prime tnn-washet, ECa3so; POOR
II good tUb.washc1, 4'6a32o; hne amt medium
washed fleece, 47@'2a; washed aoecc 4na so:
medium and EOat4e t,nwAhtd, aG3c fue uuWa soJ.
2;Qsa3c; pulled wool. 42B47c.
, 1875-04-01

G1tc. atltct,rcd rtretrta 1t No. 2 closed At Bs%a
t,a-h ssles wero rcnortcA ot s.sa, by No. 9ns ds.a
I'D far pit-cer rcesirs io1 iii nars Il aso q,
track antl geo hu high nil.oi nt s1e FREQ on bcnr
@ Tat,1 s9o e Nav No. ,. eollef 'aat half Of April
,uATs-were moderately aes,rc. advancing k@xc.
The market advanced early 70 tl!o outside lairrs ri
nstecs closing r,n, however. There was fair Inquiry
irom 4 ha shotta FOR cash oatsto oil maturing cottraet
ns in oher opon ssr I'm o. sss fesar Sa
sse4 XII ~ "a; .;%S nj !; i,s ss g
Caali salrs nclude: aikhM h No. rcau1ar at ssi.G3
ee5So; soo by No. fresh, at s1"s7Ae; 600 IN
tccted+ frcs1t, ut h3c; f2h hi fresh No. white At
a. sse IL "na AGO bu by sampo at ee on tzaek Total
aEkod. aud TIC bid for fre.. rrrrpts Of M. !. rale
was effected of 400 tu by s,rnplo Al $l.0l on truck
1hs .1;sfsse!s ;,i!l cling eie.sir t9 zcro
bnf closed lower Tbs trailing was conancl pr,uci-
FLY to s Sa.h being Eecray from rarsa having con
Hslier April and Stay wero l,otI qust and frcr a;
sio and Tho latter a. ~ No. 9tsa storage} EolI early
as closed Il a w. WA no. IL stc, 'pa sn deeo. "a.
~ n ~ accSTiins - e m m1ossaon 'oo
LATEST
Me.s PORK var in goo., demand in tho afternoon. aa.
esnfn ea,na s sT e b1l an4sr a 1 osTng .nl
:! x31ss ies Spri], s!io;sii;s! fes Aisy, sa.ases
Lard was fairly active. closing firm At slt.22@A.21
81 sG i; 4 i; isT SH; for KAY
selIer June at1le al.o ios les sxee. pietlel hams,
Wheat wAs fairly active and co.ca neasly 10 higher
selling at ty3I@9s4c for April. aud closing 1T WING
!u.l1c: seller june closed Il VIZ rclilna mp to si..
Corn Waa tn aoud demand nntl shade hrHer, clos.
, 1875-04-01
BREApSTuFFs.

Troun.wez M int and err, 4 ror, ,,... -.
.,,, - ,.. 49,. ....' q ~" otueta "ees On
Ae MARKET 1of sIiFHeat, out ths local deInand was
light, sud buyers we're slow to take hold st quotations.
koeiuR that New York WIS dull H.fse ,cra rAno-t.y
OF lD0 brla xrsnta-. n, nJv,,n t,-,,., , on -,
n,.,, .., E@s so."4 ''oO os'a
apti"s e1'tas' 'aos91 On rrlTsto TERMS; !; end
leV lfs spring snperaucs 1t Leo. Tot GOO bFs. Tho
market elo4e1 a. folows: CAeoa winter extras g
Rr7s. catuuon IN oood Il, q 6na m. ,h,I, sz1a -
49,. =, n,,<ca, ~ -. ..Js-, ss' pa.ns
a1ESh, ttasH9Atos far do' shipping grades, $latt3
Aco; Ahaesotas, $sD0a675: patent spring, $1.ni69
100; spFng suFerfnes, $J5oGe 100; rye doif s. a5@
e. ~ h,cts.hent tfo {, B7,<as m
nn,x ~, ,,o1ap.t.t. ss,,ss
4'A~"-"s" '3s sty @ea'e auu susde caafefs
haea were ~ touS at t:1.60 On track, sud @D0}
freB On board.
Cors+M..y-wse nrofa1 - ea kresa - .x ,s r..
o,., .ns eo. c,1n. ~ - ss'"'@'''' te' ot' ios
"ooat aaa *t.."ess s'.ao !os eoa1se. ..
WHEAT-Wae lesf active, and Btcadiev, at slight
advance on tho quotations Of Turs,1sy IJysrnool
wzx .te,dv and Ms, vol, -.,o,.. - ,,,u t,. 49,. :.
,. 80 ~. w" - :, Siost"%s w" wv oos ~
.e'P's were TeFy shat and taero wasa faif demand
from outsidot chiefly for May The predictions OF tLs
Weather Uurcau that there wouli 1o amy Yesterday
,n,;,. H.. r,.-rn, a., n,.,,, .na .,., .o.. es
~. ss,.as :. na ~'u were
~ Iowa an9 Ms.oas sss mntset st,asnod but sathes
sesAue soesa ne'a nae4 saaa on aeeoaas o. ~ H.
creased asnaaa. % Ihsse VA. go9d inquiry for Nay,
wienea tno d,nesenee between The prices for tho.o
aemana. AMI Tateu 40 =, higher, on sec4,ant
, 1875-04-01
MONEY AND COMMERCE
FINANCIAL.

Tho rjearings wcrn aCcE tlsn day hefore JeAterday
anh amounted to only 76o},o0. Tho iusincrs Of til
lmnks was dull, and torc waa tiitlc change in e!thc
The n,,nhor Or tic kind Of 1onns negotiated.
50 far A. can bo Judged from tho applications nat
to the lmnka 1y parties who aye 10 ako rovlslons
grain ronttacs 10 bo Restlet tomorrow, tie sette
h,tna will 10 lIslt comparatively.
Thu ttrlng trac ia developing fayorahy, hut tho sit
nation In financial circles phowA no chsnec and 10 mi
ley to o There is usually with m actiyo trade
renewal Of nct!s1tS in lhs loan market, but The
1nttnt Of money ett hero In grain AMI provisions II
80 tasge that when shirmen.a East aro resumed and
ila money ia released, 1t fs lixc1y 10 oyer.surty
tlle mnr&ct. Tho commencement OF speculative
,ctlvty In New York nt thc Stock Noarl Ia bc-
icrctl by alrevd ob1ervtrs u rrecede general
'val Of trade and ndusry aver tho country. In This
went, wntover may 10 tho condition Of taoan mar
ret here. II will he likely 10 becomo lighter In Now
fork and olher financial centres.
Hates Of discount at tho lanks nc 10 per cent,
lccurding 10 circumstances.
I'm Tho stroet FateA arc i'd IS Per cont.
Sew York exchange remains firm nt Goc pro,ntum
5ctwccn banks for s1,n00.
ACCESSION To CHICAGO nAHK1Sa.
Tho statement II hasily circulated On tho ftrce!,
y tlieso WHO ought 10 KNOW that Tho ankng circles
this city nra soon ia DO enriched by tho presence Of
new lnsnc!cr In The sl1nro ot COL Frea Grant, lte
I" con,c. Ia satd. I'd the cashier Of Sherman Co.,
,akrrs, Of Washington, u. G., who aro about 10 open
b!auch Office hctr.
THE GOLD rRkM1CM AND nC5lSEss.
correspondent Of tho Now York 7ribnns OF tho
I'd Inst, who Is evllont1y blaItcGs man, grcA pomo
nettca, illustrations nf tho INJURY dono to busineus
y The ductnatinns IN tho premium on gold. To ssya
Asi1le from thnec whose dealings arn directly Of.
c'tel by changes In tho gnt premium, fcv pcrsn1s
h0 prcse speculation. 1ipre Rou,s illustrations
lat hare eonsv nntIcs mr. lerfonal observation.
fteuu mrs III H,ft = cargo OF heavy RnoLs NJ kind
H1t NH1ltY mil when landed yfhsrf ,1nut
, 1875-04-01
REAL ESTATE.


Tho following Instruments were lied for record
Wednesday, March 81.
c1Tr PROPERTY.
Wabash AZ, 372 # y Of Twcnty.nIn At, 9 f,Is
Lincoln Il, 7u It II of Divalou st, Q t, 9J19J Il,
S:rtS Nsil. i. IL Ii II wiiio St, i, siS1 'o
NJ ioo T.. dated March W...:;..:........... 1900
ao1l2. ~ q, ..tea M.rsh 1.....:.:........ 5000
Dasis E i;s II NJ, + Ts;ar'oa a;;ia
Deerrath s!enue. :is ii OF Tlon,rson Il, v o'
I1121 4-l0 IT, dated March 1f....,,..,.,. $50
Abbey It; ~ y Of Lincoln st, 81, ts1lU Il,
Limo d w Il of Twcniy.sevcati Il. wis ''''
HUI II, dated March H. ls74.........,...... 200
1nlia,a as, rs II ii Of rhlrtosnth at, 81, 151
p.c np ~ :,1tea ", = March 11,ooo
,,;F r. win h,htng.. .lactl March la....... 1900
~ lrl",x>oAtt +, with buildings {iIcnry 4. ..
Warren to Mh.tn tnlrews,, dated Masrl q. 10000
Us It, dated March h2l...............,,,.., n. 2a50
F1ournoy ct, aIa II " # Western AZ. i {, 1907
II y 100 4. and Western a.. 10 n or
Faournoy St. I, saK1a5 #. wilh lo0Kl24 75-
l01 It III Rame snEsl!viston dated March H. 1890
NORTH of CITY LIMITS WITHIN nAptCs OF A1Lrs
FROM THE CoUnr-ItnUsE.
Green Hay 1!oat, bet penng court and Fred
erlck at, o +, Lot 4, dated March 2f,.,...$ 1{ono
Rouru or C1rr LIMITS, WITHIN 4 RADIUS or Mitgt
rnnM THE coENT-novaE.
Lot q. Fth and YonnRs part u lot 8, " Of
Wallace r. II ,sH,sH s~A, SEQ IL, H..
ws.t ID ssrss of i, Sec il, il. il. d;sa '''
March -, {Anrtfn Andrews to IT, 4, WarFc,,, 900
Wabash ay, lnI ftsof Forty -tlrat st, {, auox
Ill -lElft. .iAtcd March l5.... 10000
Charles nv, O., It 4 of forly y.fonrth st, " I, 24r
ll35 Il, with at 5-lUxl3J # in sauo BLOCK,
dated March tB+... ..............,.,., 1900
, 1875-04-01

! VESSEL TRANSFERS,
Ihe Following ia ilat OF vessel transfers st hi.
ffon, Doccn.ber, 1871, to April, 1876; P's'
Bcl,r America, Tho!naa nolb 10 g. mc,n.,..
tArce-cfElits ri unc-thlrd, $s,l.1 ''4''fn,
NJ ins 1Ia a II, 'o II G = s"act to LOWS Coal oompu,
gc!,r American Union, John prindlvlllo 10 1na,..
ton 4 VIM scllasek, hall, 81. ~ Aad'os
seow Champion, q. 0ssMondson to Jacob Iohr...
csnal:hoas casltr, John s1oAs,ey to William 1r,.
a;st \ Crawford. Frank D. whitney, 5r, to Vic MIMI,
sr!.r Driver, ". Tavlor to Sam .Ea,.,,,p L..
thirds Of thrre-fourths, ,an. A4'' ~"
raram, fa is5f6oas Fl ~ ass PEORIA, J. ssagncr ct At toA
sshr M Isl.sr, 1fonty + Dickinson To X. Jolp,,,.,
sehs fisher. Il. johnson to II. Henderson on.,,,,
800. ' '> "1'' 'on' one~fhi'd,
e. se1r aeo. 2; Finnoy. Daniel Lyons to ooo C., Fin.
i'ug Martin iirccn, o. d. arcen to Henry 1ox, ~
Taa ~, Slariu II Green, Horny lowe TOD. r Lone IN,
scl!r s. F. daic, Anarow I1ltson 10 Godfrey I,,,,
sshs :: q. Gray. NJ. Esow to Ja,nea Au.u, mn.
sehr y, 9. Gray, Jamoa A1cdco OF Alto jane. aar,,
s.mr i. q. dooa, u. D. 5onos 10 Arthur ropt., ~
s!mr .. II. Holt, 1rntrd stasca alar,ia s,l,,u,.
10 irsn ltsn' ! htqrat4l!. ~, sSy5
cnethrs atan 4! T. f. hara A. T. Leopold to s. F. kota
ssht dMorecs. s1arsha'l Brown to MinuIo p.t.,
ser Hercules, Minnie Deckcr to D. ossereanp c..
schr 1lIbbard, Charles +. Kochlcr to chaslcs roe,,
Sehr 1thIca. William burke to Andrew y.,,sn IL
.sehr s1tunte Mueller. William Mueller to w.,o,
gchr Midnight, Phi KslAuY to rhou,as 1as.s,, oo,.
hail, sl,Mo 4''S''' 'a's
>, schr t s1snss, John Ebbort to Thomas Brown, ous
schr = Mariner, Catherine Eoslller to Fred Kots,,
schr Mary, Jat:oa Thompson to T. smue!,oo, oa..
sslif g: North, poedohor pau'son to A. l. sast.
sehr Lihlie Nan. Johu Anderson ct al. N. H.!.oo d
quarter, tl.uO. Wv
third, $4,000. -'"' Wv
schr Tom Paine, Thomas Henderson 10 John u,,.
Bon, onc.quartcr, $40. 0-
aon, onc-qnar.cr. $t5a. '''-'
sotI, all, S2,0t5. >''1>
steam canal-boat Two EettteH. Turner gultb tt
3. HLoeneman, 0nc-thirh, 81. 90.
Tug L: Van Dalson, Jamoa Steel ct al. to E. Mslc,
Of a., all, Sl.G00,
acAr Vermont. Thomas Tuorsen 10 J. II Tnnn,rr
on0.thi11, $3.50.
6ohv Vermont J. u. IInll 10 A. T.nnuc,on tv,
AIIls, II tHWl.
third. $3.De1. ~'~''S'"
8clr Whitlwind, I. j. E,nitt, to n Coz,lfIs ons
quarter. $780,
, 1875-04-01
TELEGRApMrc MARKET REPORTS.



L1sfRFootr Nhrch Hill q. m.-Tiour, 13sGs71s Ga.
Whtat-W1ntcr. oa hd@9s etl; spring, 81 Gd9:n u !;
While 20 aa9oS ID club o. 7d9ps lid. Corn us 6d
Pork 'he. L1rl, G3s3fas B.t.
f.1vrnroot1 Nsrci 3t-9:a0 y, ru.-r.ard, Gas oil.
Rest unchanged.
I'iyEnrooi, March 3l-A p. n.-Ararkos unchanged,
Loanos. March 3l.-Amount Of bullion Hons into
Tho Dank of England ta!anco to.,tay, rsoo0. Con.
aola for money sna account. n2,1ao3 'oss, lo1x:
o's. io'k: lo.ios' io2.f; new 81, 1osa; Now York
Central %: Esle 2da2o4 preferred, 81. Hprits PC.
trooam' Io}tS1ls. Calcutta l|naecd, s's Gds6Js.
Common ros1n, sta. sptrts surrenstue, 25ez9Yts,
rAais, March 3l.-1sauscs, 6Jsp!Ec.
FHAxkFonr. Mnrch 31.-G2s. VIZ.
lAvEnroot, March ai.-DreadatuTh qaict. Bpirits
t,trrentinc, od.1@2914s. Lard 63s pd shoulders 3te
Gl; Lama, long cut, 5is.
, 1875-04-01
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, APRIL l, 1876

receipts Of both werc l!Rh but tho former wose not
mitch wanted, unlcs0 when In cors, wlilc cR9s wrrc
in request anil rn owing entirely to taes u,lnsual
scarcity at this sessot Green fruits TcEo slow,
cept oranges.
nnArN RTAr1aTfCs.
Tho receipt. Of -four and grain a Ean Frsnefaco
from July to Match 10 incl.,tivt for lhreo years,
wuro;
, 1875-04-01

CATTLE-Tho general situation was by no means a.
favorable for sclcrs tho two preceding days. tho
demand being noticeablY less active while pricos Of nit
descriptions below secon-clasa percop,ihy lover
Tho unfavorabIo chanQo ia hufcieuty accounted for
by the fact That te arrivals during tho past three daya
make aggregate Of II, $50 head, und that tho co1-
nlc1tlon Of tlo Eaaor market hns undergone claugo
for tho wossc OF smooth, ve.fned shipping Dccrca
shete was no oror-suprty: honco holders did not n.l
it necessary to offer price conce1sions but tho less do.
arabts grades wrro on from, 5 to Nc, the rusrkct
being oxcrstocked. Thcre no abatement Ia tho
denianl for stock cattle, hut the moro Liberal ororings
enabled buyers to supply their wants at easier rricos
Tho days sacs dill not reach third Of ho supply, and
tho market displayed weal tono at tho closo Sales
wcro principally at so for stnckcra nt $175
3i5 for bHtchcrs stock. and At for stipraha
steeFr. Tho prominent A. averaetpo l. 10
~ II .9o sud 4s arornRng l,4p5 III, 1t f6.0a{-to
lattrr by il. T.. Mallory DrG Ii Bw!fk Lott Eu,lfl,
held drove for which s7.4D wah refused.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra Boavcs--draaod steors, Weighing 400
TO !S1u bH.. 50, ,kQfa7 90
Choico Ucsves-ine, fat, we'll formed j year
to . year old steers, weighing 1.3v0 to
Cool 1nciy for;n. '8so2'
sssers weighing alSo to l3o9 its..... b.so@5.7s
Ing LOO 10 ,.1U lbs, its,...,..,.,...,,.6 6o562b IN
Dutelersf Htock-Poor to fair Gtee7s and
common to cholcc cows, for city slaughter,
CT we!shag 600 to 1.loo r.;:; ;".:. s.;sasoo
Stock Cast!c-comnlon catslc, Weighing 70u =
70 1850 ~; a.6o6i.7s
tt,g" bulls. md scaawag atecss. 30oa36o
CattIc-Ic&a8. a8..-............. .,,,.,,... n3DtA32j
, 1875-04-01
PROVISIONS.

HO1 FRODuCIS-Wero hnGvo and higher. Til
rcccipa Of hoss coutlnus light, md the quality Il
growing 10 poor that hodors Of product zre less a,,x
lous 10 sell, believing that stocks nse small enough II
warrant mich higher prices than now heiose tho clost
Ct the season, hors DO lltto or no summer rroluc
10 come iii composition with them. TAs Induces I
good speculative demand, though al 40 spasmodio
Character that rtcos Guctuan severely. On Tuesda,
eransng there uaa rather heavy break, after day o
strength. Yesterday the market opened easy at I'll.
snsds rrlecR Of tho sesaion advanced rather rapidly
fell OIL in sympathy With tho toun at other points
and closed strong ~ consequence Of natural Luoy
Aucy.
MEss ponK-Iets active, md averaged 6G310c PEI
bst higher, but closed above tho last quotations
Of Tuesday. The market was generally firm Under a
rather brisk demand, chiefly from tho short Interest
and most Of tho purclases made near tha top ot
the market saes reported Of 900 trls, css, al
bril- seller May At $.o7s9 10; l625o bsis secr Juno
At and 73U Iris seller JuyAat 1,30a
;5e5 It, Tetal ;o bsl. Tas ,asEket closed Im II
*atp for 1uns; aud no,ninsly At III ~ for July.
Other ds'erptl9n. q pesk wsre quiet md r,ncr
1n:oo ptlIno mess At s1s.ooesia7s: snd extra pr1ms
- 1AHn-wa. more active, and advanced lse per 100
day. New York was reported loWor, but recovered
sonawhas e. WIEN t,verrool w Quoted 3Gd lla
May At tla2a0tl4.45; aud 5,Is0 fcs seller juno Il
?ia4s@fi0s. Total H. 400 tcs. TAs market clossa ut
4l4.31H far round l0ts+ caAh Keller ApF1Is &A,41H
t6fi.ts for Nay $i4.G3kGsH.os for Juuo; snd num-
ually al 81 ae}&ts l4.S5 for July.
AEATs--Wcts Asm At previous quotations with lcas
doiug Thers was fair demand for shipment, but
generally at prlcea which holders wou!l not accept
saes were reported Of lso.0a0 lbs shoulders 1t
S0: ~ oW lbs short ribs at Sc cash, aud ST. ~,
se!ler May 4o,uou lbs long clcaf4 Il 10Io; ID L1s
DO at lie; 100 tea aweepcked hams {l6 l6s 1t 4c
The Arket ciots At 71ic for Ghouidega cash or sacr
AlTa Blc DO solfer Aay; BSe DO soller juno loug
eoer. ~ ca4a or seller ApEtl DO solor May. 1lo:
April do seller May, 1l,;c; do aeller june, 1iEu:
ellort cea, cash or aslcE April, l1sc do seller Mug,
llke11!ic;, do scller june, u5{c. Boxed napats
lic higher than looAo. Swcet-iickicd hutns, Is ns
average, At 1iN0l1Ac. uacon meals Nuolot At 1Jta
l4o for hams. 70 for ahoncrs 12 for short rt and
Ike for short clears-a11 rackcd.
GnEA.R-Was quiet Ut 71}itc.
DEEF pit0DUcTs-Wers ouiet and nomtnaiy nn-
ehanRed It for mess, $o.1s for extra ness anu
$21.UG3!2. .U0 for hams.
TAlLow-Quotsd 1t SN@8t5c.
, 1875-04-01
276
T2,MN
10000
1900


Tho following wcrs tho receipts and shlp,nents OF
tho leading articles Ut Eroluce III this ci!y .rluu ths
twenty-four hours ending at o'clock on Wednesday
morning, and for tho corresponding date ous ycar
auu.
, 1875-04-01

HosFos, March al.-Taexa Ars no nsw features Ia
notice III ths nRskst. 4 fair demand sxists for ans
wool. but at low pseos, willis choice, m.dium snd No
aascRa would readily command Aatrams aaur,s,
, 1875-04-01

ptTTspuR0 OIL MARKET.
PrrTsnURn, Pa, March 11.-rcirolenm dill rrufc
st.7o91.77K at Pntkcrs; roauod 1As1c, Philadelphia
delivery.
, 1875-04-01

uU0s-T|,ers wero buyers for iii the lora m ssio
anu tao advanced prices Of rIcsay Tese eaaty majl-
tasl'od. Although tho Avcrago lnay Of tho rcceIptn
WA miaccably poor thorn waR but ilte trn3iua ut
pEccs below 57.40, while tho hulk Of tAs sales were
effected at prices ranging from $3.50 upward to 3775
Light weights Wers wante1 It $7.1s47.75, and COM
m0u to choice heavy ut f7.50f6B5Q Extra Ph]isdni
phi, hogs may bo quoted nolual at a,75Ga9.oa Tho
, 1875-04-01
totals 2o,,xo| 2a1s, ,2scI ao,,eeot o,gol oS

From ths foregoing figures It results that In 1871 the
European settlcss planted an are7 Of 2agG hectares,
lH'} hud 1914 nut yet publlthe,,. Fuy Tho ycsr
according to fairly reliable figures increase u
one~tFo1fth In the acreage planted in 1872 may lie rEt
hectares. In tho ye4r 1874 further iucrra.o of
eighth may be estimated, while during The present
tcason this tncrcaEc becomes married. sl1, and IL
ut least onekixh that Of l4i4 which gives utsl
nlensHtinn uust o attributed 10 tho immigration ii
largo numbers from Afsac. Lorraine.
wool.
Tho Boston Commercial Fallttin notas large do
in tho South American supply Of wool this ssa.
son, and says:
rriva.e ntvtcrs hnvp been rcrclveh here by racrs
That Tho clip IN tho Argentine Confederation Will fall
rounds. THIS Is owing to tho war ltcro year ugo
Which, reports state. Las been much more disastrous
10 slicrp thai cattle. Tho prcsnnt full supply Ct
hde.. they slate, comes from tho free aauRherines
aheer In ,rasturng ami brecding and thcir heavy
slaughter Tor food 10 bo s srafpn noticeable III
The supply Of WOOL Thcse facts which, IL sAd
laso hnd their effect upon tbs london auctions at tlo
At the opening.
Tho nostou Shipping Lfst s.ys:
Tho stock Of 1no ~oos ts not :ge but quito equal 10
tho demand. Honn considerable lots have been taken
In quiet wAy thu past low wcekg at tho low ps1cel
now current, aud q Fono Of tho principal aud lest
buyers havc been In market. prices beluTet to
have touched shout the lowest point aFgs cargo Ut
Australian nrE3ro near tho coso Of the week, hut te
sales Of th!s description asc not leeu to MIR extent,
prices Of clotling ranging fron 5uGS55c = H. accosl-
Ing condition. With asrdnia7e Of from 81 to Il u
cent. Tho London Gales now closed md the s1i-
vance noticed Inst week was sustained. Fno woos. SO
dull on thls side, lave been Sought after, and tho a
nAcurinQ busua4S the1c appears to Ga uits prosper
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To Holders OF County checks or Audited
Claims, prior to Nov. 4, 1879.
orrIcE OF THE COUNTY CoAMIssIosEns,
Beaufort, y. c., May e7th, 1875
IN accordance with the provision Of joint rcsolu
tion entitled "a joint resolution aul horizng the
County Commissioners Of Beaufort county to levy
special tax" dated April 7th 1873 and an act to
amend the same, approved the goth day of jan
nary A ID. 1874, scaled proposals. will be received at
this Office from parties holding checks or audited
claims contracted prior 20 November ], 1872 until
Wednesday the both day of June next, at IL
o'clock. NJ. ut which time said bids will be opened
and the Board OF County Commits ioncrs will draw
orders on The Treasurer to the amount Of ono
thousand dollars In favor OF the person persons
connt Oh their checks or audited Claims
Proposals must bc addressed to DR. Paul Pri,ch
ard, Chairman OF the Board and endorsed - pro
posals for settlement Of past indebtedness Of Beau
fort County"
p. PRITCHARD
V. s. SCOTT,
County Commis sioper.
THoNAa II. WHEELER
Clerk Of Board.
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at unreasonable and oppressive rates of
discount, to other parties who are doubt
less either in collusion with, or in the
interest and employ of, sharks and shaw
ers connected, directly or indirectly, with
the county Treasurer, land as a com.
mentary thereon present the accom-
panying affidavit given me by School
teacher and remain,
Your Obedient Servant
SHEPARD ID. GILBERT
School Commissioner
State of So. Carolina
County of Beaufort.
Personally appeared before
me ID. F. Hyatt, who being duly sworn
deposes and says that he was a school
teacher during the months of Nav and
June 1872, and as such was entitled to
and received Teachers pay certificate
No GAG for the amount of ($7O) seventy
dollars. That being unable to collect
the same on presentation to the County
Treasurer and being in need of funds, he
was subsequently induced to dispose of
the sametO one b. B. Sans clerk in the
employ of the Treasurer of Beaufort
County for the sum of ten Dollars.
negotiated for in the Office of the said
Treasurer. Further he believes and has
reason to believe that at the time of tho
sale of the aforesaid certificate a provis-
ION had been made by the Legislature.
az of which he yas then ignorant for
the payment Of past due Teachers Claims
similar to his own. Further deponent
has bten informed that the said claim
has been registered in the office of the
school Commissioner as the property of
George Holmes Treasurer of Beaufort
County. Desponent believes and has rea
son to believe that said claim was
purchased for George Holmes in violation
of An Actto prevent certain officers from
buying, discornting or shaving teachers
pay certifi.atcs or other orders on school
funds or Jnrors certificates. =
swotn 10 before
me this 2Oth-day DE-. HYATT
Of Nar-h 1S7o,
jas. III crJfnt,
Notary FuSlic.