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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18
CENTENNIAL RE. UNION.

Senator Booth Of California made his
opening speech in the campaign in that
State on Tuesday evening, July 20, in
San Francisco, before an immense audi.
cnce. After long discussion of local is.
sues, he closed with this eloquent allus-
ion to National questions: The 'swound
heals slowly that is often chafcd. That
would be divine moment in our history
which would strike down every party tie
and party name which pcrpctuateS a war
memory, and bring the people together
who are willing to forget, in solid and
impenetrable phalanx. The American
people was the real hero of the war; and
must also be the apostle Of peace and re-
union. Why should they no: come to-
gether! Sumner would remove the
names of civil war why can We not
take the names from our political ban.
ners, which arc also reminders? There
comes time when the instinct OF
sentiment is trucr guide than cold phil
osophy or calculating prudence. But
they tell us a great many Rebel Generals
have been elected to the next Congress.
Why should they not be? When the
Government amnestied them, did it mean
to say, we restore your rights, but you
shall never enjoy thcm?' When they
take their seats in Congress, it will be
with an oath to support the Constitution
Of the United States. l do not believe
that the mcu who arc willing to die for
their convictions will BE- the most ready
t" pcrjure themselves for place. Par
ties are bat necessary evils. There
are great moments in nations life when
the times should rise above them. Why
may not the true spirit of the people
have way? This is the Centennial yeaa.
Let it be year of Jubilee Before us
is grand outlook of history. Who shall
estimate the power and population of
this countrp at the close Of the century
now dawni''g, if we, the people. are equal
to the divine opportunity? Who knows
what trials may await us. What temp
tatlons may beSct? Let us challenge dcs-
tiny as one people. Let us have the have
union which can he pcrmanent-a union
of hearts. Let the true feeling of the
hour find genuine expression unrcstrain.
ed; and reco obstruction will come-not
by legal enactment, not by force bills or
Wcits Of law, but in the hearts of the peo-
pie, like the dawning Of Gay, like the
breath of the morning. like the Spirit Of
the Lord.'
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18
THE FAMOUS ELCHO SHIELD.
(New York Herald

The Elcho Shield was presented in 1862
by Lord Elcho for annual competition
between England and Scotland. ireland
was afterwards allowed to compete for
it. Since tie competition commenced
the shield has been won eight times by
England, four years by Scotland, and
now twice by Ireland. No Fights from
the British colonies or elsewhere were
ever allowed to compete for the Elcho
Shield, the simple reason being that it is
restricted to Great Britain and Ireland;
nor would 1t be allowed to 60 out Of what
is called the United Kingdom.
This remarkable trophy is about 48
inches high. and rs wide. AS it stands in
the exhibition ten: on Wimbledon Com
mon, supported on an appropriate pedcs-
tai covered with crimson velvet, the be-
holder would scarcely desire 20 look on
timer piece Of workmanship which is Of
exquisite touch and finish. The surface
has a dull tint. like oxidizcd silver
which, in TACT, it is. The shield is divided
into number of compartments, each one
emblazoned with some brave tradition
British history. Queen Elizabeth and
t be present rcigning Sovereign of Great
Britain are given prominent places among
the bold Knights and fair danes of his
toric celebrity who serve to illustrate
certain passages of English history. The
most artistic chiseling is employed to
bring out the details Of battlepieces which
adorn the borders of the field and
figures of men in armor. Oil horseback
and on foot, are made as plain and palpa
hlo tn the eve as the artists cnnnino
hand can cut them. Battle and hunting
scenes are composed and executed with
great fidelity to nature. The price OF
this exquisite piece of workmanship is
said to be $4,000.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS

A correspondent writes US that to drive
any kind Of horned stock take :saall
rope, tie it around the hind leg, bet " cen
gambrci joint and foot. and you can hsad
them with case.
There arc many more tons of hay Last
annually than farmers are aware OF, from
raking 1t tie wrong way. When sRt
with machine, the grass falls back, aud
l! you rake it in the same direction that
you cut, you will get all the grass as 1t
lays back with the tops over the hattie
shinge fashion. But if YOU rake in tlse o.
pcslte direction, it shingles the wrong
way, and instead OF the grass gathering
that III front, it slides ever it and loses It
constantly. But few farmers ever think
Of SO small a matter. but the millions: 81
spears of grass lost by raking the w, sns.<;
way make humid eds of tuns
The best way to mark fruit trees IS t.
to procure strips Of sheet z:nc, eight i1ssk
es in long and half ali inch wide, and
write the maize with pencil. Bend the
strip around limb once or twice. la
bells of this will be lc5ible for ten years.
Says Massachusetts paper: 1.-The ce,sn
and rich hcrdsgra>s on the old Haalea
AASoNO"os "A!NA III CC wa! dSU NtIE IN
almost unbroken sea Of tobacco. tell tIie7r
own story. The revolution is so Conn
p!ctc that scarce a dozen acres in this
broad tract will be devoted to the weess''
TO make cheap refrigerator, pyocme
two drygoods boxes for make them), On {
8 inches smaller than the other. Procure
some thoroughly dry and clean sawdszst,
sift it and pack the space betwcen the
boxse Herewith as solid as possible max
ing cover land packing it a'so>to, shut
tightly; put small pipe from the bosso8
of the inner box TO the outside Of sAe
outer one, to draw off the water as; the
ice melts. On the inside box nail clas.s ..
which to place racks made of lath The
ice is placed az the bottom, and whatevcx
you wish to keep cool, such as busssr.
fresh meat, cream, ect., placed upon she
racks. Such box is also excellent Ia
keep articles of food in when there is m
ice in it.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18
A FINE POINT
From Ballou's Magazine,l

There is in Kansas, or was up TO- ahroe
years ago, a society Of newspaper nz
called the Rob Ellis's Friends' The No.
ciety was founded to perpetuate the name
and doings of reporter named ELLIS, Who
made his name famous ON the Pacific
coast by his startling adventures. and
whose career finally closed vIth
balloon ascension. 1t snems
that gentleman who had made
one or two ascensions had advertised t.
60 up from fair ground on certzin
day, and that large crowd assembled to
witness the expedition. Ellis was sent to
make report Of the affair, and he task
it into his head to have a ride witt, the
Professor and write up his experiences
His company was accepted. and as tie
hour approached lie took his seat ia the
car.
The balloon was inflated. but just aS Il
was ready to rise the Professor had ssne
excuse to leap out. Eascd of his wessht
SO suddenly, the balloon jerked Sway
from the men, and Ellis alone went .kY-
ward. The man knew all about neu7sz,a-
per business. but he was ignorant
as to aerial navigation. He, however,
toOh tIlllSS dS COOL as IL No&A-
ing unusual had happened. There
was no wind below. and while the balloon
hung over the grounds, half mile .frsys
the heads Of the excited crowd, the foa-
lowing message came floating down: Il
am all right and intend to sec the thing
through. Tell the This newxpa-
PERI to look out for telegram fro.f. rne
Tonight 1t was about O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of a June day, and the bal
loon and its freight finally f.nae-
cd away to the northwest,
and at last were lost to view. No ots= IN
that crowd ever saw poor Ellis again. I'm
TACT, 1t Was months and months before he
was heard of. Days passed, and letters
were written and kilograms sent. b1t
there was 10 news Of the balloon fvv Il
week. Then hunter found this message
on the prairie: Am still all right, and AZ.
having heaps offun. have found the valve
cord and Can descend whenever | wish:
but am go :ng to see the thing down %
fine pont.'' lie did. Months sad
months aftcrvard, hunter passing
through forest a few miles from eAe
Santee Agency, on the line between kan-
sas and Dakota, found the wreck If 4
balloon hang ing to tree. and, half GOV
cred with leaves, tie skeleton of Rofszt
Ellis.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18

By railroad accident near Denver,
COL, the 10th, James Smith, telegraph
'repairer, was thrown under the cars and
killed, and Mrs. John Lane and daughter
of Denver were fatally injured.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18

During the past week twelve conMf9r:
cial firms of Montreal, stated to be%&er
fectly solvent so far as assets and 1bAi:
ties are concerned, have been ok|K64:to
make special arrangements with cxsdjt9is
for an extension of time to meet payh9nt j.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-18

The French assembly adjourned
4th inst, to November 4th::.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

May un,nange Rye steady at e oS
doing Malt firm but quiet Oats quiet at 76G Sc ,,
May 55i n and ee5 hS% Mane Wheat
dun and lower Western Amoer 81 81 40 No 90 "a SO
M A%s g. e Ye f5G s
S M1ed iu Sc sO9 oais dull ills scnthe Western
d. M5s a5 s85 MARINA hsS as si T. 1S$ ms
dull and weak PORK s22at2 So luE M Meats dni ana
SSccn d sh0ues hcd say sc cSar de
Hans ba1eI & a had IS a aad
changed Coffee strong and higher Ordinary 70 PIne no
at j 81 letting doing wssern o,,.r.
May sDas 2s nan p ana naoSs
and Michigan So 25a$7 Louis, SO 5OdSs for dnd
Minnesota Sass 75 Southern quiet s. 1888 50
GE GS s at Es s. s s9a Choice He%
SnrSS T. M Sas by
bush Receipts BY Ha5oais. Flour 1900 DDls Wheat
BY Railfoads1Fonf $500 bbis Wheat IL 900 bush;
VSs GS SEs% ; Corn SoS bush spnns
by Canal pointscOIn 90 bush Canal tIeights
R5a TO %hr S c% Sns Conn
s41s hs'sy s1s SGs s; s;s$ S:.o
Ss. g. NS pg% dG GTSH
sys gs and fss qaj
!, s NAV Fr A a and held nSS & @ne.
&c ScSe excited GSsr No sPpg = Gs %o 90 M
&c., Rejected 9lc. Corn dun and lower 70 Mixed, 9isc
Tpeat TS 3 a4i.c SPOT: 825.e lime rye duh and un
changed Rsrev dnl and nominal PORK steady AT so ~
spot $40 81 u June $50 STA July Lard firm and in fair
6pr1nG a. ej1 az II i7L,G9lI % JnJy IyIsEv
81 IL AT the afternoon cali Of the Board Wheat was unset
tied and lower q, 9Si4c June O2 July Corn heavy and
weak and lower at 6I4c june Coc. July Pork lower at
cwera ia S. june sl5 o5, july. Recepts Flour 5000
iDsh. i've ! 900 Insh: BARLEY 900 bush Sbpments~
Tonr Ia 900 bbs: Wheat i:iS 900 bush Corn 10000
tnsh S.S Of nm hnsh Rve / Ou0 iuIsh BARLEY 2O00
buh 0'''' '''V0' '"' ''''' -'" ~ '' -'o''
.rr Nav T1onr ou,et and weak Wheat duII AZ
81 2Sai 81 Corn steady at 76S77c Oats firm al 70a7Sc
hye saay a. 81 ou 1D a vrres nominal pari
anu M az ~, s1 40 ard ndSninoI stoa lie Kettle lG
WLsk1 steady at 81 IT, Live Hogs dull unchanged receipts
LIZ 1yy,,yp NAV 22-wbest dull and lower; No. ! Red
held ~ a. 20 M Red a. ~ Corn steady nncbaneeS
H S Quie T, a1c Ri,or r small ,ni
49, ~ az 90 rr 20" anot "a ncannet naf dn
and declining Extra 81 27ia No Whte 81 2Gia; Amber
1nshansed clover SEED Is pSGs7 Rec1ipts"Tlonr 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
r,r,pnDEAN MARK-TG

LONDON May 22-123O p m.-COnsos for money, oiG9is
for the account sae44 United states twenty bones
iS6Js old 1861; 1868 1094; Tenforties, lOi+ Ere
'- LvESrooi May 80 p mcoiton is quiet end m
changed Mddng Uplands Tel; Mddng Orleans, . - %
5000 bales including 1000 for speculation ana export
sales on the Mddlng Upands, nothing below Low
LONDON May 22~2 p mPaIis dispatches quote Rontes at
64f zoe. Erie Railway shares, q D. .. -,
LIVERPOOL, May 222 mOf the sales OF Cotton 70 day
400 bales American. Breadstu1s are quiet Lard
u LONDON, May 22-2 p. m-Tallow. 43i0a43ioPcwt Re
fined, S2.a9d. y gallon ,-,,- .
LONDON, May 22-3:30 p m.The amount OF 6nllion gone
into the England balance TO day Is &GUOo Ei1e
Railway shares, 81 2G2lS "a. ,o.. -, ,..
IvEiIOOI, MAY 2-330 T. m-Sales OF Cotton on the basis
OF Mddng tplands nothing below Low Mddng, deliverable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

Total S,OG9 987oOs6 l.oo54$5 l,72s ls9'C75 SSi's9O
Pork, Bacon, Lard Beef Cheese Taiow'
SS II oGs ge 6 esss 2Oedi2a lss52as
ii''''' SANE riNE LAST YEAR r.uo,v
Pork, Bacon, Lard Beet cheese 1a b'
% sps 100 2IS $40 2s2 l72iae55 sl9oos7
RiCET1e market is very quiet and prices aIe unse ea
Small sales Carolina at aSi4c for talr To Sn.e 80
Csc for low grades Louisiana and ac Tor ar 10 finc
6L,c for Rangoon, and 97l4c. for IatDa ,u -, .oo.
SFEDS-The market for all kinds is very Gun anu i u ,S
for Timothy and 81 S0dS2 FOR Domestic Flax ~ l., . to,r
STEA IIN-Tbe market shade cdScr tut theIo Is IAN
inouiry: 200 ties. Western sold at l5i -, ,.,.
ANS-Raw Sugars du and weak, the ARRIVALS
liberal and stock large sell further concession womb
have 10 be OF 800 boxes Moasses sugars AZ ~
We ouote Fair refining Cuba al S0S4 Iiliio 10
al SSc; Centrifugal, hhds and boxes anu ~ ~
ROY Clayed at Ssac slow Of sale and ~ easier at
S3.Q95c for Soft Yellow 93dlO4c for SOFT Whtc ~ &C.
for Crushed lc for Powdered and lo'4 lot oianu
TAIIOw-The demand limited steady prices GO hhcs
WTIsKY-The market is n shade easier and the demand
Is limited sales 100 bls at IL 2OdSl 2O2 We cl2 no
following from Nessrs Boyd Co Circular OF TINS gate
Highwine market has remained dlll ana az @
week orenng 18th at 81 2l0tl 2li closing tSuS
duh Fl The large seizures IN the MtS, mho
noticed in last weeks Circular have caused u'iSs,H
en-, on the market, that together with tie gem
beow What they should this We unueistal9
of who seized have gwen
are runnnc the production theTeiOres likely 10 DC
The nrest nj perfect as can be a ANU uci
ment officers and as there been general decapllaon
going 10 the law Will for tine al least oe
Alcohol is scarce ana ~ eOou ~
a. 500 50 3D. Alcohol for Is nominal ~ 22c We uo
for week 1900 bblS present stock III Store here about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEW AND FULLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing New.York SATURDAYS from Liverpool on
THURSDAYS calling at Cork Harbor each way.
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY, May 20, at noon.
GERMANIC SATU RDAY, June D. at 800 D. m
ADRlATIC. SATU RDAY, June IL at noon.
CELTIC SATURDAY. June IL, at D. m
REPUBLIC, SATU RDAY, June 20 az 1880 q. m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER OF, NORTH
RIVER.
These fastest I'm the trade uniform In size,
ami UNSURPASSED appointments The Saloon StaeroOms,
and Bath placed amidsips where the noise
motion aOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto u
attainabe at sea. 1880 . -,,. 49,
RATESSaOOn $50 and SlOO, gold Return licAels el'o,
gold SteeIagc, at low rates
Drafts from 81 upward. -,
plans and other information apply at the
Company . Offices No. 10 broadway, New-lork.
Il. j. CORTIS, Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

May 7..Merwanjee Franjee. ..... Queenstown. 34,946
1929

SAN FRANCISCO. May l3.-May, which is the month OF
friendly 10 the growing crops
il brief existence all that was possible TO
eonnicTa evil influences OF April and the results are
gratifying TO all sides. The dark weather and cool south
breez6s tempring the air and mostenng the soil have
strengthened large degree that from all quar-
kers cheering intelligence that the harvest Will be much
better than hoped for week OF ten days ago In Ala
media Napa SOlOna Too and Colusa,
crop, relying the greater
humber that have been seeded
WHEAT CRoy IN SOUTH AUsIRALIA-,We have the following
hate which will be Of interest readers
- that about S65oO acres of land were sown in
Wheat showing OF preceding
season The Weld estimated at l0S70000 bush.
traction over f22 bush the being bushel per
generally supposed OF this 100000 bush
required home consumption and l.5OG0UO for seed
There than 10000 bush 2U4 900 TONS for
ether customers Up the present time not $4,000 tons
have exported that there close 100000 tons
still az ailaDie for shipment TO other markets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
FNPORIs IRON SEPT. !. 1874, TO DATE.
Grnaf Britain Other EnreiDn
l4.s9s.S3S l.O2o.4l2 le.9ls,

NAVAL STORES-In this market there moth.
g Of peal interest transpng and prices remain as last
6bls Pine Extra Pine sold private terms Spirits Tur
penne lightly inquired the prce demanded ,beld
triang jobbng sola quotation duh but
%inSoh Fitch pou!nsv s9 ~ b. anu % ''f vi"
PEIkOLtt NJ Refined Is in light demand but steady at
are easy and quiet al the moment quoted al for
Ordinary come 10000 bbs sold recently of brands
and e,sc for June NsphRa is uncSanseS but in siA rs
quest at &C. toI prompt, At phladeipa Refined also with
}24e Tor 10, q Jqps DO at Baltimore II Later
Hrd 900 bbs for last halt 500 bbls Nsph
-: OF D s ss "a s are A a. Ssw o3 The
viile quiet and nomnay unchanged 81 3oasl 32 City
@ II 81 nons aog aed about 81 G fan quote
chars 81 O0 bid al wells Pakers Gull nothing doing
and oAy odesete degsee Of
ACTIVITY have asod Pork market The arrivals
sees fro, the Vest barge stocks there yy liberal re
eepts EOg this market has been somewhat aeaoraized
feeling is IN aSeysnce fie large supplies Of
siil arriving Chicago and the unayafsble news len ~
Sepoe In the fsre the prospects sbaa continue
% Adj daily stock for some weeks 70 come a s
s1myo@h l. The stock OF Mess 5t Chicago
kout 10000 bls OF Mess 100 bbls Prime. with cheap
Hog and nee siy nmsr Prime Aess las cned and
,od slowly Extra Prime has also sold dul ana TAM
TO-DAY The PORK market j. and very quiet tame
md inseye Tor the fure; sales 29O tbis Mes f2 900
s Eli Sg June ss g. Dss sc 6i Ss seller lSs
,osing fat at sci 40 .August Is quiet e ~ % bef "a
ne soas n for Paepe FsiDy efce
heavy Beef Hams IN moderate demand al r
s sS are e very heavy ssies 5000 &C. Or e.s
boaiders 9. a9S for Picked do izel2 &C TOR ti1sa
DO Tor CITY Smoked 500 Fresh Bel
ss ue Escon l. Inactive and hDsu dressed A'Es .'s ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

conan and Minnesota Family sosse 70 " "a
Indiana Ohio do, eeds6 90 hSn gt@eil onsi 20 TO-
Red end AMBER White IL ,. GS M Move.
Oats nesiece White 7sS75e M;ed TAG Is sas So
s%"rsd Hams Isasi &C. Piciici i2La2c Lard. is
aiSc Whisky 81 20 for Western. Butter quiet and un.
CHANGED Newyork and Bradford County Extras 2Sd3Oc.;
Do frs % Western Extras 2SSste No. EIss
Fancy i3d 3iac do Prime, l2dl2c western Zine ~
I3c; do Prime III l2c. Eggs steady Pennsyyaha New.
Jersey and Delaware fresh l7GlI c. Western d. IL .
9l7c -, .,.,~o, xy....
duh and lower; No Red Winter 81 S7iadsl 49,; No 2
spring Soft O6 Corn lower NO Mide eS. $50 0sts
quiet at Il 90 PORK dull 81 s2 Co. Dry sal,ed Meats s nom
inaly i5c Receipts-F1our 5000 bbs Wheat 1000 bush
Corn $4,000 bush oats 1000 BUSH Barley 10y oqsn ,
Michigan 81 39 Extra 81 S3 Amber Michigan 81 21S
27I9: June 81 49, July aud August, 81 ~ NO. Red,
81 2Gadsl 81 August 81 2sa No Amber Illinois, IL ~
low Ssc DAMAGED, Csc oats dull and nominal. Freighs
dull TO Oswego 5ac ReceptsWheat 22O00 BUSH Corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
Dentistrp.

A BEAUTIFUL SET, SIS; GUM TEETH,
n $40; single, Il solid gold, s. silver 81 all work war
ranted: examine specimens. "NEWIORK DENTAL
ROOMS" 2G2 shave, established 1851 Remember 262.
nR. WAIT g. SON, As EAST 23D-ST., have
~ metallic for Artificial Teeth which ia lighter,
stronger and perfect
ducor OF animal heat perfectly heaithonly $50 set
Patina Gold. and Rubber work at
low prices Fine Gold Plugging specially Teeth extracted
under pure fresh without extra charge when others
serted \ lady in attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
COTTON MARKETS.


MopuK MAY 22-Cotton quiet; Middlng l5c. Low Mid
an ilc Good ordinary l4c; net receipts, l3f bales;
ports continent bales coastwise Coz bales sales $50
bales stock. 49, 100 bales. =, ,r,,, go, -.
wORITANs May 22-Coton quiet Middlng, l6ssc net
receipts bales gross 1883 bales Sales 2a5O bales
savANSHm May 22.-Coton quiet, Mdding, l6'.c.; net
receipts 40 bales: sales. 55 bales; STOCK lie2 bales
CusEIEsToN May 22.-Cotton steady Mdding, 5s9
bales - .,.,o ,o-.- an.
ding IA &c Low Mddng, II Sc; Good Ordinary i3'c;
NET Tecepts 27 Sales 6l7 bales stock, 1888 bales
RAITIMoRE May 22.-Cotton dull Mid!ling, l5sc; Low
Midilng l5c; Good Ordinary. li2c gross receipts 80
bacs exports coas:wse o bales: sales l45 bales spin
neir SO bales stock. 1913 bales ~
ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Cotton quiet Mdolnr' l3hci gross
receipts 25 bales shipments 556 bales sales IS bales
CiScISStTL May 22-Coton quiet Middlng 15i4c; ow
Midllug t3c Good Ordinary lie; net receipts bales
sbipmcnts 22i bales sales 521 bales stock SS3 bales
LOUISVILLE. Nav 22.-Cotton dull; Mldiling lJsc.
RosToN May 22-Cotton dun Mdding, l6'sc; net re-
ceps IS bales gross 246 bales Sales l26 baes stock,
SoTrSiK Nav 22-Cotton dun Mlddllng l59al5'c.; net
receipts All exports coastwise 800 bales; sales 100
bales stock. 3,2JS bales. ,,,,, 80
MyMruls Nav 22.-Cotton UNCHANGED Mddling l5c net
receipts l47 bales shipments, 437 bales saes LOO baies
WIiwSGfoS May 22-Cotton nominal Middling he; net
receipts bales exports coastwisc IL Bales STOCK SO
bales. o 1..- ,. ,u,u,. ,ot..
low Mdding I5atc; Good Ordinary, 15c net receipts ~
bales ; gross receipts, 81 bales , ,,.,,,, go,
AulsIA Nav 22COtton quiet and casters Middlng 1914
Low Adding l5c Good Ordinary IA &C.; net receipts, DO
bales sales, l2G bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24

n s,.aes have RAPIDLY declined and even ~ heps and
cn they have sold Freely as ro liberal
rsspecNye arrivals have eya a,e Tbe dems t
u a. 40 hays snhmittcd mateaI ,,, most Ia 10,
hnpDs brands has proveS ycn s9ipPerS
nmiis being below @ Tor the udes an south
- es ,sn,iS gures New patent has been IN
va AZ and is the local rade Is limited
mt nd esnpsrnne sold we'll a. have better sns
The week been 26P 81 bills against 40 06e be
Fosay the demand for Flour extremely limited out MIN
very fight arrivals there little pressure 20 sell SP,rns
wheat brands general dun and tame snppag, Co. lie
market very dr and heavy for Common and Mennm ~
tras and for the high grades sales OF SoVo oO wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-24
CATTLE MARKETS.

CATTLE MARKETs.
CHICAGO NAV 22-CArrE active receipts SOD market very
firm sales choice shipping beeves AT seit advance com
on 10 extra shipping steers ranging irom 100 TO 800 d.
- 5Oa$6 rs 10 good sockers ~ 2od@4 30 com
mon 10 GOOD butchers, Si0t5 through Texans 81 aj0Fi
veal calves s} %. Mich cows, SO $40 per head
Market closes strong shiyRents, $500
active and firm receipts 5000 sales chiefly at
81 OdS7 80 for grades - 4OdS7 80 for common TO
good heavy shipments, 5000
SHEEP noninally $685. for or IS 50ds6 10 for I'M
shOrn, with 10 sales receipts 10
ST. LOUIS May 22IIoGs quet, but little doing shipper
&C 5OaS bacon 81 1OQS7 40 good 10 extra ~ 5Od%7 "
CATIF steady sales good natives at So medium 10 fair
4, 0ODsj 40 mixed, - GjQ$J 10 Texans, ~ SOGSi 20