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, 1875-03-13

ytvcl At th.a tins all arc sold, and Tho prspoct IA
lood for lc next week. E..r1, nv 10 ito !ls $lu
O. ": e" Nv % to Us ~, @iH0 n.?1 fA!r, nv 70 ia
- lhs, s,.'" Mi; common. nv II to is liz, -. 7t
"'th'; fcala"uRS, lpr heasl, 81 .1Ae2i0.
AIn.sr, n. i, Mstcn IL te i..mi,Eryrs- " -l,v.lnc.,
J" hlnw md dragging. td ntio,utnn . bcinx ,natn}y
country dehctF. wtnao ro1uirrmcnth moderate.
ltnre w"a ouy "nn icaicr III attendance fron,
Up fun a. .naf rs last werl but lilo rrccH nttancd
Enw DECLINE 1t 20 On ali grades 1,cselpta ~ rari,
The Imp nrtcc for nnsvc. I. *;.'. thungh somo hci
higher Rio! T"xas "ol.l Mt tAta1air.
sIlEEr-1le ttctlad lIas fallen ntt and tito narkes
Last werk. Tim quality Is good. Int win few rsrs.
Tie buyers wtre slNculfy Eaatorn dealers. aales Of
r'fpinnn 70 RooA ~ t;tS'c; anllr, T+fr'1Ic.
iaIEthe market wan atrang for dressed at Die;
aematld exceeds tic supply.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoHE. March 12.-l3EEyER-Re:e :etptr, 1,Gln.
making h,bI for the fur days, nKut1xt 1M for tho
eatnc slinu Lat week. Quality scarcely fn,r. Tho
market was STEADY ut yc4teraya price+, which were
siso'K .lr lower than Mondny 10 carlo7, Texans
ranHcd l''c TO 12Hc. With niow tops At l2AalI,te
HHEEF--ltecolTtR. aJD, mnling 13lln Tor tho four
days. a3athEt III for Tho sRn,o lime sass week Tho
gxtrl. ~
lloaH-Rcee!pts, l.aro, making 1850 for tho fo,,r
offerrtl alive.
sr. LOUIS.
aF. LorIa, afarcls 1a.-1foGH-lcconta, 1{n: actlyo
anu Ar'n; Workers, $ipG9;.31k s.lstll,im 10 fat
farHk.s.X' slnta;,.n; good |. oxra, s'97esi.'s.
OF gool raiYc htccra ut 11.13. fair do nj S}O0a $40:
son,l!os to 'enm at sAIsl t25 native ntocfsrs 1t
fi.!i3 'o1.
, 1875-03-13
MiSHssorA WitEAr---Nan anirt and ateaiy, Witt
fair demand III proportion Ia tla SUPPLY Hirs were
reported Of l,40o bn al nNc for Mo- Autl Ui 3c for

M.sxssoI4 wnEAr1wa. an,rt and ste,ly, witt a
iae aeh,alia ~ .ropof!on to the a,riiy His wcre
reroI'ed u l'4oo bn al Bake for No. ausl 'dc for
coAS-was qu!ct, and averaged 70 higher. TLe
ston, though IAsrral i,r,,or, md Now FORK hell
higher. Holders here wrrN Arm III their r!cwf, h,t
srsass y M mss " sas I ss.
chiefly T. nil sh"tt. ios: Arri. Tno rssir.. were wsrc
wcrs, hll taken To carry agen.t eonr4ct1 fur nest
month @ rncre W.. little demand for shipment aeiirr
s5.c at tle Gloss s,!rr hv month, or regular {ow)
NJ. :. so1.l a rttrto'*c. closing a t+4ee, with
Il s sos 't esr .c IL a It sosa
the ontsi'se teller Jnie sold Al rp,i;isfp'.e. Cash
sa'ns wrF" reported of: Rthl ha hiRl mixed u I've;
Gl1stG!e: lah' bu easa .tn"k nj "a sadd MID 40
e'u ,'.as,iol %. 1T ate: Tsts!, ;ssr,l,, mn.
position OF e!tdsr a'so 10 trade nni1 Tho ,aartet
throighont tho se'acu was very ,scl. Sellers wcru
Gfsy 1 TN s p a a yr, s.t,. ~s o, Mt wE
slao wote iiss, and sew York wla qnool hra. selcr
sho montl, VI" sIode iirh,er, ana sslles @ Nay
selles The month regular at s1,;e'3t and soIrr
May Ct Ss4sNc. s!tes e casi, los wrrc limited to
nna 'ss' hi l'y sample nj aam'7c on track. Total,
NYE-ws. que.. There WIRE \ few buying ort,nrs
on tllc nlrkrt, Lit buyers wrro nitel IN Iurcs lh'
Lew tl.n'o areetl. Fresh No. was hssd at Vs.. with
Vs%9'!sc h.l. blIer gralsA w-re inactive. 4 xato
NAlLs:Y--Tl,e market wa+ ag.sn dill ani weak.
Tleto NAN yery le Ifs III shs option department.,
s,,ali ca.. ar,rr. scr Aps.i WIS Nc or closing =.
siG anL rcIalar Or seller t' nuttn told al $I.gj.
sL rf II ~ sy5e ~ A. %ste c% :%ef He ssnx Ws At
auotca Nominal Ut ps.jc ALL fresl rejected sol nj
rs: sa'r, were reported "f i,;tn IN W" u. s'.o.
sIolaa'i'. Total, 3.tuJ In.
LArt:Er.
In the afternoon pr,rfsnIs were In moderate de-
Il III II ithr If7 ttIt III
, 1875-03-13
TELEsRAp1lIC MARKET REPORTS.

L1vEnroot, AiarrA 12-t1 u. n.-Drcat1stufs I'M.
changed. Flour, 1lHts22s Cd. Whcat-winler, HI Id
t2'H III; Ririae, aa Itn. Cd wlitc, "a Ii,tps III
Club, III I'd a9s itd. Corn, !s lido KS 3D. Pork, rs
Oh. Lard, e1s Oh. Receipts, wheat last slrco days,
Aa,t0o bn, 9,uO0 bu being American.
L1yEnrooEr March I4-lp. ,n.-;}rca1atuiTa steady.
Corn, Eta dffGa III. Weather wit. licat unchanged
I1vEnroor~ March il-J:3o u. n,,-a1arkcts uu-
changed.
L1vEnroot March o-5:o3 p. rn.-Lart, els ~, Rcs.
unchanged,
LoHpoA, March 1:.-Hatc Of discount In omen mar
kes for ihFcc-mohs' b!lls as, or 4 below uanx OF
England rate. Amount Of bullion gono into the
bank on balance Today, Fci00M Co1,aols, money,
o!i@921:; Hccount, D1a93's; G5s, 1o;1:; u.s. 1o7s,
1g-4os, 1GI; now h, l0JA; New York Central, ";
Erie, 2iif; preferred, 30.
Tallow, {1s Cd.
L!nqecd oil, o5b 3d@2's "a. spcarm oil, 111s@l1os
epFrttS tNrnoutine, .ssl79,a nj.
rAH1s, March 1o.-1lcnses, E!f 42kc.
LIVERPOOL Masch 12.-Ynrns and fabrics at Man.
cleater quot hut firm.
Dreaassnas qnlet. Corn. a3s 6l0a3s OIL. Daeon-
Long clear miI1es. +7a I'd; m!dles 4os lAs 6la ID
shoulders, 9s GI; lians, 1oug cut, s3s.
Spirit" tnspcnjuc. 2'IkA@27s.
AxTwEnr, March 12.-retrocum, 31ke,
, 1875-03-13

made for nouhd lots. Tl,e recent advance in ria-
c'a al, T9a anr.s .sssnsy 5 aHo toh, +, sscEe
Psssbnrg In *ono Hay prevent manufacturers from
oiiswrraas Is ,o..cr, aud tho general tenor or
prizes Is ilrmer. G.rhnn, arl, IN fnrt ,,rar.
j. az tercririfont nrc held At very tn rates. Tur.
a o IL Il srsn iss1 siis ss'
se.il's M IA ase le; s..ra winter lsrL III! tlia.+
iniet., stsSs.; wl,aIs, 1;a;se; s;erns. s3Ga !sa;
s':,oG % Sa a. str'e'y ',S Grs & \. s:.rs s2;s
arayy X H.; narh'ha so'rns is. i;i::
arr sse Of I'll. mors lsr osrss, arsF NV wrrs rs'SRs H.
'v.e,a ~ hod "a or OF buy spa.tusIy ssier. were s.o
a axi"' e ,. AL, sn M sSn insanees ss1ca reeo:
il. anil wrt.crtl At vfc slV, Fairly iose III cara
at .M.:. sl.'l,. Halc: from storn nt st.ikdi.2'.
Iptif.rRf--IAeai ic4lesa weru huyinF,, nud new
chniro dressed stock hu'i Mt onislu rrrrs. 1ioweyrr,
tia aott weather tn lepro..ns effect, anil sellers
cta.s orders Tnrsc,s laa io chickens, drersc, If
II q" rcr h; l'ncEr. 1!Slie per II; geese, 1.,so
sEEDs-1'he receipts Of Timothy wcrc aeasn l!bcra,
AMI tt,s MARKET dull a,, heavy. few sales wero made
att,2aaa25 for far to Eod, 40 for pri!no 10
Ga! for poor to ctofss medium, nni sG5 Tor mann
moth. hungarian anil u'llct weru In good rr1,lcst
sA1ir-Was IN rair fc1ncs' nn,i steady Mt Tho
r rates previously, Rsen: onondaee and Saginaw.
dairy. With bas, si; Ashton ,lAry, per slyk, 9us
Glt.Li.
vEArr--rho nerorues were ,arsc, AM. although there
wua Roo inquiry. wices easy. A,.r. wero Inan
n 5,"sc, aud IN exlreno casca it ", aud lUc w4A
Ask'l for exceptionally choieo calscs.
woor.-smtIl arasrs wcse received and rlncc,1 At
en-, rcnt H1r.aonH 1uaa 10 pri,np tn,twlsils,l rf
ts'ac: pnor TO- E0od tnt."aslle, 4sfa,2o: iinc und
t.FaEc 1nrlhitn and eaarte unFasl,rd, 1tta37c:
IRE ,.1lwasao !. 2I@3is; pulled wool. +2at:c.
nllia rnEc In nntcl]. Quotations for utl,cr art.
clcs remain m hcr.tofuro. Tratc IL beginning 10
Improve: lfoop lailA. s.7b per dpz: tlrce.iioop
DO s! co: ID dsity. s3.1hei extra do, $I.T5
tra cheesc.tubR. slo.5o; Sos. q :lQei do. fo01ts
soo; t'ihs. three m nest, ft.7h; keelcra, Avo ii
!ro.t.bou..l. st.su cirna. Nos. +soi. s7.GoGalt0U
!,ca,e.l cl9thesrns 7;s'1:leo: wass.hoar!.. t.a's
3,So lsr soz harret,coyess e. 20: kannaktn*,
III; Nv. J. broonIs q oo@ I.69 No. do, &INta:60
common do. 32su9a3.75: lnanlla rt,pc, 1&h@tohc:
fiaal .lu, l2ta lie per h.
, 1875-03-13
PROVISIONS.

HOG pRoDUCTS-Were actlyo anl Llg,er. Tia
urkct was vcry stroug carly III continuation Of the
movement Of The preceding evening, when prominent
packer began buying Ut rato which led goule 10 think
he expected to aud bonanza In SOHO Of the barres or
ticrces ruschased. Th!s brought OUT demand from
several Of tho shorts. wlo grew nervous over tho s
alton, anu that caused further adSaucc. Tho out
ward movement Dg meats and lard IN what stimulates
| tie market. Liverpool and Nrw ynrk were both
atrdnRcr, but probably only a consequence Of tho
| buoyant feeling here.
MEss poA.-Was 100 per hrl higher, anil not On freq
raeat tho adyauce. Tho market WAS moderately No.
tive during the early part Of ths asasiou then ruled
strong Az aecra grew rcticcnt, and eaAed down on
ths withdrawal Of hyess, when they found little ts-
position 70 sen. salos wtro rrpore Of eO35 bra caAh
or se!ler Tho month a &lBU 1900 lris seller
April Mt 1ay5 $3.50 brls selcr Nay ut $,9 od
@l3.a'; 1850 pFs seller Juno at sl9.a09l9.sD. To-
tai. 05 bEls. Tho market closed steady At si875
cash fta. .s'1tt8 8'N fur April; aud $iv.1E for May.
e., ohcr y &c aese1AoR: of 1ork were ules md Asn at
tcf prmc inoss aud ST.. .2o H. for rlinss do.
ltan-was i'ke per !uo ib4 hiaLer, with only
cd af t.0i tea cash or teller the month ut $t$sUt
3.sj 4s0 tca se!ltr April at sl3.s7 ~ l3I7E: iI0J
1t s5a Tuta e. Te ~ nartet sft' eIosrl Ss1
iF,n - - IgS:S cssil $i3a7Ns13so for April; and
MEAss-Wtro In qooa demand, aud fully 10 higher,
n,sr tho fact Q! literal slpn.eIts aud lii sy,nnilly
su1e.y to solI. Ths reported saIe, wera 1:o'tso H.
eo.ldcrs ut 74ts sellcr April ami hcllur May;
ikU ihs short rbs at 3t10oAn lousc, ty..0 Hoiior
caaL No lta short clear, Eellsr April lo,,c 1Uj0
lsa green bsllies as sso: lh les green hams ~ s>
The ,narket closed ut 0..c for green shouI,ers.
We for do long clear p,so do hl.ort tlb., Iuto a
shorl ,clear. ana v{t3lu! DO lams. ssest-plcklsd
tpur: cure) quoted ut 10 for soaltrs cash or torr
March 7'.lalllo 10 Acllcr Apri; 7tc ia accr aiay;
long clear, Ltc cash seller Ajarsii to krer Anil
lo..u d. aelcf hlays lo.:; short rilr, l0i;o cAsh
or seller MARCH, do teer APRIL, n1o; do Hellsr May
l0Ho e6hnrt Clears cash a.lIur March, klU,Xc:
do sollor April, 1pt;c; do seller h!ay l1,tc. Un1cI
,aoats r. higher than looac nacon ineat1 Qttoel Al
IT, u. ~ ;ms .r f.5 tSo for
iRHasE-ifas 1utet vt Ga}1ac,
0EEF EftuuUlIH-Wrro luiet and nnnnaIly I'm.
chshRed At $t..5 fer mess, SIS for exlr1 ncss al1
81 ,M 4t!fh fur hana,
T'ALn,w-Quoed At sHas2tc. 8slea ware loo bsis
city Ut sAc,
, 1875-03-13

rhc following instruments wero flled for record
Friday, Narrli IL:
49,. Cttr PROPERTY.
1lolcy Et. "a IL II rf Iowa NJ, " t, 1jx11iE IT.,
tlaied March H. n...................,.....+ sl1
Twcniy-tirtt ri, 10 It W Of oakley nj II I, 21x
rs II, dated Ilec. 4, Observation-Disclosures. 80
A.hiaut ~. 1l 4 s"f lfylston n. W +, 2'sl!'
IT, dated March y. ..1...,.-............... IL l,t09
WFst tnafnl4u It, IN Il " OF MuuIl at, y 1, g4x
t0 Fl, tlatr March Observation-Disclosures. 360n
Earhn IA thn auve. dated II lrtlt lU....,.. :,5p1
Michigan ~, az, It II uf rwrnt, ,.nn.h ri. Of,
:! Hlsu ii, atel March 6................... g. 7,0JJ
Michigan nv, iai ! II il Of Twr,s.y -nfitll 1t, o
+ afxlbu H. lItrd March 5.................. T,O1c
vns1iun tara. " Ger Of Macnltktcr ria,r, uf.
iExl.! Il, ate JUNG IL. Is'.s.........,.. 1R,EEl
WtAt f.rtc 81 = Ut Elizabeth 1t, II I.
*N3-D1l!i t-l0 II, dated Fob. 2l..,........ S,Mh
west Washington 81, ia It Q Of Wood st, II I,
4'Ii.1 LILO H. aated March i.....,......... 7taJ
Wrst Twentieth ri. Ia It If crnre ~. nf..1
xi1ta-lo II, with lnIlidnXs tatel aarr, 10. 1,NA
BouFn or cfrY LiM1Td, WITHIN nAntus or MtI+Ea
FfON C0E1tr-,toCtI.
Charles ar, het Fosty-thlr1 amt Furty-fnliyth
ata. +, ;ttx al.Gii II, Jatc Fc!1. ri....$ taOol
.AlrlIic Al, III # of pacti!u r., I, 2txt!Ift,
,llts& 1atL NJ 1s'+. +....-...............,.... i75
Bltts-tnrl It. iii', II " of HlHsctt az, t, !ix
133 9-1o II, dated Jan. 2J................... 400
, 1875-03-13

Sr. II. 9. Smith. OF harti,Mburg. H., member Of
tho arm OF Tcmpleton, Steele Smith, willie eu roste
to this city with droro of stock, met bis death
Thuraay night near Seneca, Ill.,, by fa!lina between
tito cars. To was dety known among stock-mcn,
Among yesterla}''a arrivals . thrce-horncd
steer, the property Ct F. A. Arthur. Of weLscr City,
Ia. II attracted good t'eu1 Of attention. and was
really curiosity. An offer OF $40 was refused.
cATTLE-Traao was active, with prices ruling
about steady. There wls numerous attendance Of
ElBcrn hayara al Eastern markets. of prominence BE-
Ing lberaty Represented, and although alyiccs wero
not specially encouraging, they seemed willing to tnke
tho stock at very full pstces fair Inquiry for slock
crs and for cows, aud light eahy stcera to supply To-
cal wants waA nlso poted. snd, between tho lures
clas1ea Of buyers most If The offerings we're absorbed.
There weso salea At s3oa@5ou for lutctars' cattle;
at $500 ihJ for sockcra; aud At Sf.'basolx for
common to extra shipping besyss. Conoycr Il Hall
obtained tho ontse luotattDn for sixteen ha1d averag-
ing l44d r. Kccfcr bought them. Tho market closed
steay, Will, very littlo insirablB stock left OVER
, 1875-03-13

withdrawn from ttorn on Thursday 70, city ron-
sumption, b' wheat, oo5 bu eosu l,o27 BIT oats,
II I'll. fo,,ox,uo rrs,n wss INN ,n.o ~,
day morning: II cara No. spriuR. Sc cars No. do
car No. Ia, rejected 10 l1a whtat,: q cars
high nizc cosu 81 cars No, do. Is cars rriecte In
ldS eosn' Of which arc old; cars white oats. carr
No. DO car reeccd do, CIR srada 10 10 oat4>
1 cara M. rye; cars No. barley, cara No do.
~ '.s... W., t. ~ ~. tnsectsu OUT, 45Ga1
~ %usa' o0i4 0a eofn eol' ou oa's' e7' ba rse Wis
The rrcscp, rates CT toll m tin Erin Cana, ~.
per l ou wheat and oY % n.r bu o earn RI, ~.
posed reduction +. ou.br Of ea"h M sp1a at,n tns pro
rases eliia1, 2.07' OH wheat, and la9ic On corn,
The lyadtng produce :aarketa were strong ycper,,
Ter a'rfent In most departments, though that nqui-
was espccs,ly rm and Wheat took ill., naaa
The dry.rm,1s market con,tnno, ,ottv. 49,,
rs ~. ,,.. t e,''nue, ,o., as,sss and hoyant
doing an actiso busness and liberal ord.ra for ~.
as.urtmsut are being received from .hat source Tba
a th .ne ,aauo sonnaea 10 improve
A4' '' u oaF "toiesale houses rreEeht
animated appearance. further kc n4!Yance In cor
s.a,u.,,". y. snu uso"h eo'tohs iias lean
established: Groceries were mostna On fairly 'atss
factoFy eealo, anu tho toAo of tue snarke again
hrm Butter VIE quoted dull anI lower Cheese 1n.t
with freq naulry, and was ann at, TN ,.,n s'
No Erco changes were noseA In lilo tsh aud canned
Raods Hlaskets. Dried fruits ass fairly active and
s S.s.o varieties arc n!saaser. Apple. and peaeasa
ang I'e rsr" onnn1 Joa woo h1o, ~ mud bas
s!H WY aoaanAn5 nn,na"sea' aae OH market was
This .lsmuul for lnmb,r continues tn ,mnrovo ,,,
tho general n.rku. /. gradually gaining IN ,,rs'a
chanuo would probably be to higher raugc No u,v
features we're noticed Il, hardware, iron. woa,easars
~"S''s "v1"GA"A1tb
, 1875-03-13
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
NEW roNK.

Sprraf Dfsppteh to 7hs CAtre7o Ttf1vnr
NEW YonK, March i2.-inA1N-Thc wheat market
abont 10 better with fair export nnl milling d.
mund sales Of 1900 bu ut $l.osa1.1i for No. .
spring; $112NT1.4,t for No. Chicago sl,1s71 .15
for No. Northwestern; st.lASl.17K for No. 2
Milwaukee,; $1ls9l.22 for No. spring; so.a,.21
for ugsaded Iowa and Minnesota spring; %l.92a1,
for winter rcd Western; sl.ods 127k for amter ln.
and 81 t.28 31.3t for wlito Westesu nyc ouIct : 90
M93c, barley steady: sa1cs Of 5000 bu brewing
California at $3.50, deliverable at Chicago, and 3oN
bit sxrowod State At SLID, delivered. Corn Is sha,lo
Armer; sales Of 4i.0o0 bu At sjNta8Go for Western
mixed, aud eBc for yellow Ncaternf anl zoo In
Southern. Otis are shade Ar,ner; sales Of 29.D0y
bu, nt 67ia69c for mixed Woattru, AMI c8.s7ao for
while Western.
Wn1sxY-afarket Grmer; sales OF 1eo brls at q 1ok
Gill.
Observation-Disclosures market fnr Rio IL without
important change, and business s oulv limited. III
raw sugars only moderate busness was tranaacte1,
nnl tue market remains steady at former fgures
FRE1oMrs-fn this market In general there 1. ycrr
light business doing, and will fair supply 6f con-
yenioncn on berth, and liberal arrival, of tonnage
satca Oh tho wtoo may 10 considered ,c,trr. Tlo
engagements tucluo: To Liverpool, Ly scsn, 1900
bu grain on private tnrE. and 1000 hu IL urt.t at
d; to Glasgow, ~ acam 900 brt. -four a: 3. ri rrr
* os I'd.
NEW Yonx, ssreh x i~f1su"onet f:.ocisS 1 and ,m
fasr demand; roccints. II ,oD brs: prices un,l.,i9ea,
Ryo dour unchanged. .;
!: T. & ;s:.s e. lss; + =: :
.p4as ssss 11sf ssF 10. Hs.'si IsSs d !sss:s:
sa,ss: sss: sp,a g. ;is; ,sa3 S'S d. ;:'
res: fssiy sctiye rsee1t. ino iIn ae.' @ jpe' Gpe9
Western, sxssoKe; yellow d.. Ee7ssSc; whiis DO, ,
5sssss': &C. ssss s''' bu; mixed "esefD' 'e's shi's
tjnocyntrs-NoIreo nuiet@ srr,r ,a.. ,.,tr, ,,,
-@or far 70 sood rcnne. Se a. PRIME. ds0 s,:o cp
frl1er New Ore.ns rm: G2;Ge T1ce .,sIenv "Ao
rErnolxyh-Firu and sctiYe rot1nrI inai k,>o
crndo. 1Mes1he: o...,.
1 nuasnnpsvr. ns teHwyaxsrsmsssady. wssscrS :rsssley.
Dressed han rm Wastein. "sW ~ c1 t' '1 y.AIH;
mcats net: bellies. s.fa,aa mt'i4sS' ,a, ..a
1as 5,s ;.'; ;ssst clear :S Lard Tmsr pfis .tssm.
essns-UaeSs.sea. esJUS,esss ss&'e'0' ''es4'''
"'''ahs--f'''neF; it, M:lsSsln: nSI J: u:
Ex.v o,,r.us 1fr,,, H..tA IL 1. 70: ,.,,
Inv araira scarrc smnasanc ~ oaIsMan tn % stoek
trebs s3 soiee q osrn H"Is IL Ms:rai IT,
Hs;:aTSui @ S sei : !ssss: ;% :ssse 'sn'~, ''s'
Tsssis,oss-pe.s T. good demand and stronger,
;',s, ss. ss1y :ssses - Ss@sr; Is%s; 1s:s
@ snot :. ~ sSaFss s, anu nsnsr: SHo; Gl2.S Hams
kett!s is,isl'es rstlusxl, Me: tsa, lts
Arm: interior. sNa6Vs; common. S SstsSS; Iii 10
sss + - 's@.a !saa s,sss i,s'ass; sst ee
U"eo i'm: c,raoe. IL @ aa t'ds iar 70 tr assss' .o
iTs.s III. ,,-i, ~ 9o'8t '1'ts 4'Ati@oi 6o'a,
, 1875-03-13

iiOus-An ACTIVE demand existed, and prices again
advanced. Ii9lt-weights OIL tho preceding AayA of
tho weak, were Eison the preferences but there I'm
xanco WA nescn, eaae xalos indicating IN arrrects.
tion Of fully 3c whlis others showed very t.ls ehange
from Thursdays rates. Thu ayerago advance how
crsr, waa htrung lnc. Halls wers at $tuft8UJ
principally At 10 for light, nnd ut sG 7B7 81
for 1oor 70 choice Aeavy. Extra hight sold Ia few in
stances at small drove, averaging :SJ
iIa, fed by John Marriott. Of 1amoyrlils bureau
County. H., fetched 3aM which IL, wc.bel!eyc. the
Tic market Closed arm. with Iii merchantabs iots
, 1875-03-13
CO1I1ET;EtCIAL,

Tho following wcre Tho receipts and sh!pmcnts nf
the lcag articles Of produce III this cIy ttrrin4 the
twenty-fonr hours ending at : o'clock OH Friday
morning, and for tho corresponding da.t one gear
ago:
, 1875-03-13

,, ,aFtsIaI Nvy031tM.Is ~ lhf tN!Na99 1F1s07s.
EAT Liberty. ~, March 1!.-UAFrLE-I1 -I1eaelrts
a.u1a for thu week before. Tho supply auI saivs
hayu been good. Tue demand has also 5e.n Kot.i Tie
selling brisk, and pEees guod. E1tEs, ~ t,i0Ua 5W
u. $0.7at ~: prime. " 10 ,:GU n4, $sO0sn3si
goo1' A. a,!oqs ~ as. ts.ao*s7s; III, l.ooos
silaHea .t0; :; bulls. &l.s0GasC0 saea fof lis xcc2
foetsd ~ hea1. .gAtnat N ~ l.i97 l.st week.
lsfore. Garpy fall. M. psiess OF Ita II sram
saturday especially Horkers Tho gsttiny light
easn: 0n Wednesday, they went up ; siiade. rhfa-
dslplia. $l.G4as.e0; Iorksrs, td.t0Ga7.u; COMMON
Logs, &a.2AGSh.OI.
snExr-ltsestpts. a.xt1 head, against 11ooo tho
week bsioss. Tho tuatkot opened Gu MoEday with o
full supply, Prices fraction lower than ou Fridsy
Ana Saturday. Tbs market Was dull aud slow up Il,
, 1875-03-13

Eunhs. Hit / XsEtT
tEaheaao Gity 2 e. bon1s.... mix int.flo3t n
Chicago City u ct. water IoaufQI L hi |i02N iii
thcago City y Ct. certificates Uys: K iut @'"'
cAea9o CITY 6 y Ct ceetidcattst Vb K mi -
Cook County D Ct bonds. . 1Ql int }ltsax Inf
&est Park I y Ct. bonus. - p3 kInt
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-03
Chicago

No markets to-day or Monday.
81. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, July y3.
s WHEAT Higher for cash, end lower for
futures; No. 2 fall, $1.32125 for cash; $1.31
@I3l12 for July; 1920 1921 for Aug.
CoRN-Firm; GGl4c for July; 69@e011c
for Aug. - - 80
oArs-Firm, a, S4w5411z on track; 551l.l
in elevator.
WHlsKY-Quiet, at &1.1S.
Ponk-steady. a. s2o.25 July; s2o.75
for Aug.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-03
Vice.Prcsitlcnt Wilson'S Letter
TO tic Boston Advertiser.

indulge with thousands of my
countrymcn the idea that the prcsi-
dency is a lofty and responsible posi-
ton; that TO be elected to that figh
office, and clothed with its vast pow
.ers for good by forty millions, is an
honor by the, side Of which uncounted
wealth must weigh as;no,hing. But,
notwithstanding this high estimate, l
assure the organ and all others alike
exercised that there is not one being
in all this broad land to whom ! have
ever written, spoken, or even hinted
that ] desired, hoped, expected, or in
tended, 10 be a candidA,e. assure
them, too, that ! have been SO neglect
ful, not to say discourteous, rs not TO
reply to letters written me upon a
subject these imaginative ones. deem
me SO interested in. 1t may .soothe
their anxiety further, if assure them
that have neither money, nor. patron
age, nor an organ; that never made
a promise, in a political life Of thirty
five years, to give Office or patronage
to persons or presses for votes or in
fluence, end that never intend to do
so. No money! no patronage. no or
gan! Surely this pitiable cobdition
should console and leassufe, ifit does
not placate, these, distressed gentle.
men, who see such mighty influences
in money, patronage and organs, and
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-03
rON DAKOTA TERRITORY SATURDAY EVENING, JULY g. 1875

protect me from their jealousies and
their suspicious. Eighteen months
agorl thought Saw danger looming
up i'll the near future. warned my
republican friends of the impending
peril, and advised that we should, by
wise and prudent legislatiort and :.d-
lministfutioi,, and by timely aud eff
.cient organization, strive to save the
present house. sBut was considered,
.by some who did mot "scarc we'll"
an alarmist, aud was told with that
supercilious arrogance whicl, has
driven from us SO many republicans
accustomed to organize victoricsStllat
/" the Vice. President had better not
play the role Of a political prophet" !"
I'm spite, however, of confident assu-
RANGES of these presuming, but not
very sagacious politicians, unex-
ampled disaster came. i had no
doubt then that these were republican
defeats rather than democratic victo-
ries. Nor have any doubt now that
a majority Of the f,ation still adhere
to the distinctive principles Of the re-
publican party, and can recover what
was then SO hccdlessly thrown away.
So believing, think duty to the
country demands that republicans
should do all they can to SO rcinstate
Their party that it shall again invite
and command the support Of all who
profess to believe in its principles,
and who rejoice over every reform Of
acknowledged abuses. have en-
deavorcd to look the situation square,
ly in the face, and ! have done and !
intend to do all in my power, in spite
ofcarping and captious criticisms, to
reunite republicans and TO secure
again the asccndancy Of the party that
has saved the Union and cmancipatcd
IA race. believing the continued sue
cess tlse-fete.. pa .lel be con:
ducive to the sure. and more speedy
development Of the nation in its va
ried interests, upon cachievcd basis
of human rights, 1 think Its presses
and It's leaders should now in the
spirit Of sclt-sacritice subordinate
/ their personal aspirations, rivalries
and ambitions, and welcome all to
their rauks with generous. magma.
Fnimity, and so leave to reunited,
recognized and reinspired party the
selection, at the fitting time, Of its
candidate for the presidency. They
should now forgive and forget, aud
3by II reformatory and generous policy,
aud by earnest and honest appeals for
Aunily, win back, in the elections o
1 Tins au.utn,, Ohio, Pennsylvania
| New York, California and Massachu
sets. Suctesses,- SO -Woll,- will tEassurt
national victory III 1876. Such .
victory will give. to the republican
parly,. with its brilliant record fol
liberty and union, a grand appor'u
atty 10 illustrate the opening Of tho
second century Of the republic. will
glorious deeds. HENRYsAYlLsoN.