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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24
JEWELLERS.
BANKERS
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GEO. A. WINTERIIALTER,
DEALER IN MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS,
~ No. H. Public square, Canton, .. IulyI-tt,
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
4 McGREGOR d son, PUBLISHERS AND
"A. Plain and Fancy job Printers, DEMOCRAT
Block, Canton, Ohio.
Il. ~ GRIMES,
JUSTICE OFTHE PEACE-OFFICEI IN TRUNP's
y Building up stain, Canton, o. novGI3-yl.
e. ). GElGER,
A POTHECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA-
"A ceutist. Prescriptions promptly filed at ell
hours. stand East luscamwas street, Canton, o.
HIRAM THURsTON,
DOOK BINDER AND BLANK BOOK MANU-
ID lactureF. All orders from abroad promptly at
tended To-. Blndery in cassidy Block, third floor,
Canton, Ohio.
JOHN p. REX,
MERCHANT TAILOR, & DEALER IN AMER
Ili lean and Imported Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, and Gents Furnishing Goods. Also, agent
for the Singer Sewing Machine, Canton, Ohio.
mayI'7O-tE
humans Omnibus & Coach Lines
Passengers conveyed to and from the
Depot, and to all parts of the City.
s5-LEAvE ORDERS AT THE HoTELs.-ER
s-...-..-....---
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IN HoUHB.

May 25.-Mr. b. 7. Butler moved to
supend the rules and refer The bill TO
the Judieiny' Comnittee, with the right
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24

BARON" Albert Grant, who was re-
Gently unseated in the Brush Parli4-
menI, in which he had for some months
represented the town Of Kiddermlhster,
is German Jew whose name USED to be
Gottheimer. He speculated in railroads
in Germany and madea large fortune. lie
was also largely interested in the Roum-
anian Railroad. Having fallen in love
with Christian lady he changed his
name and religion and married her.
Baron" Grant, or GOttheimer, has q
cousin In this city who keeps alageT-beer
saloon on the Bowery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24

THE vaccination laws are not very
popular in England. A meeting TOOK
place lately ut Gainsborough to express
sympathy for Il workingman who was
that day released from prison to whiah
he was sent for refusing to have his
child yaccinated. lie was borne nike a
hero through the town by hls fellow
wUrkmen, and presented wl,ha purse OF
money. a meeting was afterwdrd held,
and resolutions adopted demanding the
repeal of the vaccination laws. -Four
Thousand people were present.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
ATTORNEYS.
p. s. sOWERs,

L. >. SOM EhSt
A TTORNEYAT LAW-OFFICE IHNATl0NAL
"A Bank Building up stairs. yilno-u.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-09-24

]. W. ukDkkhlLL. JOltN LAhAs
UNDERHIIL & LAHM,
A TTORNEYs AT LAW-OFFICE IN TRUMPS
N Building, opposite st. Cloud Hotel, Canton,
Ohio. febl373-yl.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

--Cropsiaughter ngnt backs Sec ssc. middle oacks
Sc ssss ~, S = sss:
zass ana sssl e.
g %nsss:isS IsRaes a tf English fs
Sas r $ D
The market FOR rosn was drm under coatnaod good
n9G'5y % 81 g. % %s nSs n y:r s:s:
& aos YraT.'s ' q
4; g soa d in small way At steady prices Pitch
o%-L Linsssd has me. with fair trade from crush.
&. Says! " o"otsa g Cash Hss
ar% selling in lot, At & ssc c o,!s Lard a met " Win W
si Is Tor present max. and winssr sperm and wssle
% der: ssf'ss
% sgns % s. df Ss1s
Sc CSC for natural winter and &C roc biesched.
crude sS
nd s G % for 6s 5nsS nse Dres 5 NeasO0
1Ssa market Tor ruled quie. but
@ nS ana sSs
s os Sr S5 sss at afsId ia S t ess
nrmly held a. Sc late Yesterday 3o bbls Sold a SIC
sa:sss = sssnhi beg i.
O. rsaped oT pro%pt dsvery We heard @ Sp Of
New SGT. Of s soog sss 9! lennea sr arst hsi
quiet .ns aSo'sd follow: Jy I: io pssT.e.
Tidiouie, Soc Parker's United, s2c- $780, immedi
shipment y6c
Psovis.oss.-Recetpts-Pors, a bbls beet none; cut
market for pork was shade frmer under fair
inquiry. We heard of sales OF l00o bbls, check at
el2 so bbs for september at $2l l Stock this
date, s4l bbls Of new .and 47s5 bbls Of old me g.
Bacon quiet but firm long clear quoted at l24c
l2c sales 100 boxes on private terms Dressed hogs
were quoted firm st Sic &c Tor grassers and 94c.
ys.c for corn fed. BecG-The demand moderate in
aobbing but otherwise the market ruled quiet b!
hands at ngures within the range of our quotations
Stock 37 bbs We quote -Si2 y 3i3 80 for plain
bbs SlA Ss extra do. e20a S2I for prime
terces. sz2 t23 TOR India mess do. and SAasS for
value bat the market QUIET quoted ut SZ for summer
cured sales 40 bbls on private terms Cut meats con-
We bavs only 70 note sales OF 500 SMOKED hams q
bellies medium average, on private terma Lafd-Tbe
market for Western ruled quiet and closed weak st
lA1<c SPOT month. We nOh sales Of $50 ierces
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
A Fairly Active Stock Market, with an
Improved Tone in the Dealings.
ERIE, s5 3-s, "a l-S, "a IA.
Governments Dull, Railway Mortgages
Steady, Missouri Bonds Active.
GOLD 100 SO A 100 3-4.
WALL STREET.
TUESDAY, Sept. 1--6 r. n.

WALL STREET
TUESDAY Sept. l-6 r. n.
Secretary Bristow to-day Issued his call for
tls OoO 900 additional nve-twent,es OF 1862 in pur
suance OF his recent negotiation with the Roths-
child -Segman syndicate, OF which $12 O0o 600 are
coupon bonds and $a0O00Oo registered 1t viii
be borne In mind that the registered bonds are
mostly held at home, the coupons largely abroad
This is the eleventh call made under the Funding
act for the nve-twenty bonds OF 1862, making An
aggregate OF $27o, ,oo0 900 thus far called IN. Tne
amount OF called bonds on which interest has
ceased ana which have not been presented Tor
payment 10 81 2s7 600. The object OF the small
calls now issued by the Secretary in connection
with the latest negotiation OF hves, gains
INTELLIGENT EXPLANATION
nom the experience OF the past month. The called
bonds, 1t appears. come in but slowly and the
syndicate md 1t dfncult to get them to turn into
the Treasury In exchange for the new nves. In
the absence OF these bonds the syndicate would be
obliged pay gold into the Treasury, ana OF
course draw for It on the other SIDE This would
greatly disturb the foreign exchanges and at q
very critical time, when we are just about market
ting our years. crops ana want normal state Of
foreign exchange. Hence. the syndicate appears
70 have acted wisely not alone in their own inter-
est, but ours, in adopting the course they are pur
suing.
opened strong, and in the early dealings advanced
TO n per cent IN the general list and II. per
cent in Erie Later there was a reaction IN the
latter which went Oh from 35h to 34H, the
balance OF the list continuing strong and ad-
vancing again x to IA per cent. Western Union
and Union Pacific were the leading features, the
former advancing from 763< to 777s and the latter
from 2sA to 2sAs. AT the second call Erie again
went on, declining to Ah, the balance of
shs list going on In sympathy h to
per cent from the highest figures.
During the late afternoon dealings the market,
though quiet was drme-, the highest prices the
day being reached. the advance ranging from 4 to
lH, but before the close the almost usual reaction
set in and the market went OF ,. to per cent
Erie closed at 34A S%H, the extremes OF the day
having been S4h and s5x. New Jersey Central
oecilned from 105A to 104X. The largest dealings
were IN Western Union, Union Pacific, Erie, Lake
Shore and Pacific Mail. The subjolned table gives
the sales IN each share, as also
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Leading drawers this morning reduced their
rates 10 4.s7 and 4.s9a fer bankers sterling, 60
days and short sight respectively, while business
was done at 4s614 10 4.s6k and 49, commercial
bills are quoted at "a to ASS. rhe Bank OF Eng
land gained esq in bullion on balance to-day.
The rate OF discount in London In the open mar
ket for three months bills is 2s TO 2H per cent or
y to u per cent below the bank rate. The follow
ting are the revised rates Tor foreign exchange
Strty Days. Three Days.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Sept l, 1874.
soos SSS" STanssSy fM 81 gross l5
'~''' NEW osl.Ars, Sept 1, 1874.
oot'ca quiet mdan @ l s5 ed sost as
Cotton quiet limited demand middinss, iSc; Net re-
cepts, 70 bAles Sales Is stock actual COUNT, 1881
Cotton fair mlddlings is,lc.; low middiings islsc.
e. ssss I s assa. soaRS &
CHARLESTON, Sept l. 1874.
ss ;ss t:;:I: s%ss'i %:
.s.Ssass sS5 SrssRns 81 7s + 54 ao;a II s1s s1
= Ss ?1f s'" dS Virgin
..ay Gsssss ssss
81 Dssss' sSl:s III % Ss y
% % at 81 o.l q Sss1 Ss % at @ s.
soSS er per ton s Sssd
ss,. ssss ysst ::,
q lumber. Canal ,.hiements~:SSS bushels wheat
Lake and rail- import. for IL. twenty hsars
=: ~ : ':
oats 800 Do: barley, LsS do; Canal iresSs daii! !
S"sss e. hfSss .
s.0 ss 81 e :; Isl lSS0 90 MI
81 H. Corn active higher; sales 100 900 bushels No
Western At 741Sc. 75rc Oats neglected; held at arc
Rye nominal Il sOc. Barley malt Arm; Canada, 81 50
sSl ~; Western. 81 6 Isl Is. Balance unchanged.
TOLEDO, Sept l. 1873
Flour arm and In fair demand. Wheat shade
higher at 81 20 for No. white Wabash; 81 l6 for No.
ND .9pf.
& 81 \ u s:a S o1 ~ n? o. u ss
ber Illinois Corn shade higher At 72,Sc for high
.sG a no ssss ss
at 45c for No !; 431sc for No 2: A3%c for Michigan
Freights nominal Receipts35Ooo bushels whest 900
do corn. 5000 do. oats Shlpments-200o bbls four
Il OO0 bushels wheat; 10000 do. corn; 5000 do oats
CHICAGO, Sept L. 1874.
settled and lower, at sc. for No. spring; 9c No.
9s1c rejected SSc. Corn active and higher at GsIsc
for No. mixed, cash; 6szc. September 68hc. Ocfo-
bsr oats active and higher at sOlc, for No 2 cash
Rye steady At 76c. for No q Barley qyiet and weak At
for No DO Pork steady for spot a. Szs; lower for
s seller al the year Bulk meats quiet nd unchanged
c bid sss asked A. Freshts active and md higher
llsd0 do corn, 5000 DO SS oats iSo DO sys 10 600 do
wheat 6S OO0 do corn OJO do oats and 1000 do barley
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
is THIS A JOKE 2
NEW YoRx, Sept l, lS7&

NEW 1OnAy 0cPh x01As
To THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALp:- r-.
There is q little subject that would like TO can
your attention to, as it may be the means OF saw
ing some unfortunate one from breaking his neck.
mad hardly entered my house last evening, at
about eight O'Clock, when the door BEN rang. Of
course went to see whe It might be, but could
not open the door. then went to try the lower
door, and behold, to my surprise, that was also
fastened, as saw, from the outside. was there.
fore compelled TO CLIMB out OF the window, and on
fastened on the outside with strong telegraph
wire: and not only were the doors fastened, but
long piece OF wire was stretched across the lower
step OF the stoop, with thefmtention, mo- DOUBT to
throw down any one leaving the house. discov-
cred this, however In time, and so perhaps saved
my neck or some one ese's In the house.
thought tnat this trick might be played where;
therefore deemed II my duty to let you know, a.
q little warning ron you might save ilfs. Yours,
very respectfully. IIt
ADhT.PH LiEBLETN. No. 500 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

Q III; 40. a., coupon 1851, MY . 117x; 90. DO,
registered ISoA ll6x III; do. do, coupon, 1868,
HIS ll7X; DO. ten-ortieA registered, lloH
ll0X; do. do, coupon, lllh . nv; do nves'
1851, registered, 1925 mas; do. do, do, coupon
Il2,. il2H.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were also dull and devoid OF any particular 'ea-
ture. Union Pacific nrsts sold at s4h, and chicago
and Northwestern consolidated gold bonds az 'sA
7sls. sales OF Chesapeake and Ohio nrsts' coupon
on were made at 4s 4sx Union Pacific incomes
and sinking funds were quoted ex interest,". In
afternoon dealings the market was quiet and gen.
orally steady. Central Paci1cs sold at eoh, Union
Pacific nrsts at s4x and sinking funds at 50. the
last named ex interest. Chicago and Northwest
ern consolidated gold bonds receded to rs. Cen
tral Pacific bonds closed At 9oH eoX and Union
Paci1cs, s45< q SAY for nrsts, S3k IS for land
grants, 70 q 7sx for incomes, and 65x 70 Tor
sinking funds. western Pacific gold bonds closed
at s2k s. The exchanges OF Union Pacinc In
come bonds for the new sinking FUNDS were very
heavy TO-DAY both here and In Boston. The in
terest was paid in Boston as usual, and also here
to those who wished to exchange for the new
bonds. II Is thought that II the opportunity for
exchanging is extended Q short time the com
parativeIy few remaining incomes win be con-
verted.
were generally dun, with more activity IN Mfssouris
than usual SKIES OF 1875 having sold at ssh. skies
of 1870 at ss and long bonds st o3. Funded bonds
OF 1894 sold ~ s2x.
CITY BANK SHARES
were sold at TOO for Ninth rational and $50 for
Gallatin National Chemical continues upward in
Its course and was to-day bid at 191, an advance,
nominaliy speaking OF 20 per cent since yesterday.
GOLD EXCHANGE BANk REPoRr.
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY

boz shcokS 7sc nc. rum shoohA 2 90 Z. ~; pip. pipe
u esE ordinary prime, sSc. AOc hoops u fee. or
af:ss fsev: S Ss sss ss sos sp, xhs.
26sos nSshel.; corn NS4s DO Corn meal. Ss tAgs,
oats 50 l25 bushels The -four market steady, with
demand The sales since last report foot up about
Is OO bbs, including all kinds at figures within the
range OF the appended quotations Corn meal quiet
and unchanged. sales $40 bbls, at 81 - - 20 for
brandywine, - q ~ rs for Western yellow ~ q Is
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

For future delivery basis low middlnr, the sales nave
been as iOows:1;ns5 s evening after twG
isTss Is % 70 20 Ss ko1s%ssr SsaSss1 @ @ 3: 81
se tselssfy HsssIfs Z! Y e. al Is So
Ssa SsI m ss a. bale. ssS Sd.y % a t. y0 e S 2.
10 q IS sac ,oe at ,s.: sS 4. q slsc 1865 AZ
l$ + s e II, os;sSsr f. sIss % s. s.
:smSes Ct SO e sGSs@ofs @
n.S sa ss 20, G Pssrssy ss S @ :s :s
4 800 Is ' sx: s:r'1 aos ~ Il a o.e. ap. @ a
total TS bales M ar psiS 70 ssshsnss 100 100 Sep
Mobile q; ssyannsh, sss; Shafss ston, Ia wi%ins.on'
Ths Gas
as GS Hsyrs BY sail k q0oTo fo HamSurs
BY steam, Nc. by sail Nc TO Bremen. BY steam. xc
Sy sa 5y ns ss compressed 10 LIVERPOOL Ao 0y s'oA"
SoIsIzfs.r Ate the business Of tn. Cotton
informal took place touching the prob
Of the svas % sSss
market scd.y rued u. for Al.
G sP only r %0s .' & Of ps9 s1a '-f
;sn Sss $50 ss%sls @ ss% 4Sli a1HS
& e I5s :sI:sns ras:. 70 ., e. ss
lSHc Jsv. soyern%sns % Tas7s bags &c ssc do grass
i7Ss aosc Easusyrs lse isls 'J Jamsica i;1sc sc
q ig~c; 81 domingo, i6c I61sc-; Porto Rico l9c .
1870; Costa Rra. le}sc a 2Hac. Mexican. l8Hc y
gold. 60 to 80 days
CopPER.--The market during the past three days has
been active and frmer The sales aggregate lbs.
OF lake at 2lc., closing with 2lc, Hzc asked.
GAsplss-Aside from a tsr jobbns trade the market
?ras' ps.sai . sal 1s sssr@ &C. @ &C.
parafne; sdamantne l3c I3,sc tor IL o. I5c Ib,fc.
tor IL or and I71.c. q lsc. tor IL OF.
CoRpAox met with a moderate demand, within .
steady range ~ prices Quoted as Ioow.,-Mani.
ethread, In and GIG in diameter i7c do I2 thre ad,
in. diameter, i6fc do hay rope, l6lc; do cordaee
bolt rope yarns sc. do 6thrcad ana 9thread. I9c.
tsrred Manila, l5lsc fine tsrred Manila latb yarn, I7c
sisa rope nzes above 2tnread lSc. do. sthread and
Zealand cordage, sizes above i2fhread I2lSc.: DO.
Ec cash
CoorERAcE sroox.-TLere has been rather more IN.
qury notice able during the past three days but without
leading 10 any considerable business Prices quoted
ete ady as follows shocks 2ncn with heads
% ~ 81 70. sngar snookA with heads, Ss-inch. "a 10
u IS: sugaT shocks with headA SSinch ~ " a 30
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

opened at IoeA, declined to lo9h, and closed at
l0sx, all the sales OF the day having these
agures. Cash gold was in demand, and while
j per cent PAID to have 1t carried, loans
we're also made nat and l-64 OF per cent per day
paid for Its use. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
to-day ST. 900 account OF interest and 81 800
In redemption OF nve-twenty bonds, The customs
receipts $500, 900. The public debt statement
given below shows reduction during August OF
31,e26, 900. The currency balance OF the Treasury
IL $16.6 o,O0O, an unusually large amount The
coin balance is 81. 0S3 900, from which should be
deducted y29 14O OsO which belongs to depositors,
and against which certihcstes OF deposit are out
afond
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Easy-Flour Steady
Wheat Easier-COrn Ffrmer-Oats
Firm-Pork and Lard steady-Gro-
ceries Firm-FreiEhts Easier-PetrO-
leum Steady-Naval Stores Un-
changed-Copper Firmer-Esst India
Goods Quiet-Wool Quiet but Firm
Whtskey Steady.
TUESDAY, Sept. is P. M.
The markets were irregular, and In quite .
number OF cases down. On 'Change nour was
steady. Wheat was dull and easier for most
kinds Corn was quiet, but nrmer. Oats we're
steady. Whiskey was easy. Pork and lard were
quiet and nominally unchanged. Freights were
quiet and easier. Cotton was quiet and suffered
q slight decline for forward delivery. Groceries
attracted iair amount OF attention and were
nrm. Metals. generally speaking, were dull Pc
troleum was quiet and unchanged Naval stores
active and steady. Wool was quiet but nrm
AsHrs-Recepts for the last three days packages
Trade was only moderate in distributing way, but
prices ruled steady. Pots quoted 6e SIC ID
and pearls at SC.
BUILDING MATERIALa-We have no material change to
note on any article under this head. There was far
demand reportn part TOR all articles and prices ruled
steady.
BxEswax met with . fair inquiry and was without
change in value quoted at from Sic. 3ec per h.
yellow Western and Southern.
BRoon CoRN-wc have yet report quiet ana ste ady
The New York herald., 1874-09-02
HAVANA MONEY MARKET.

HAVANA. August 81. 1874
Exchange quiet On the United states. 90 days,
rency, = 70 premium; short sight, do, n a 80 pre-
MUM go days gold. IS Q 80 preniumi short sight, do
g. a 81 premium. On London ITO . lis premium. On
Paris 90 % premium. spanish gold lS I8s; American
gold. lS6 lS7
EUROPEAN MARKETS
LONDON PRODUCE MARKrT.-EoNpoN Sept l-Even
sin2 Common rosin g. 80. cwt Lnseed OIL 26s 30.
26s Cd. Spirits turpe ntine, z3s. 3d. 24s per
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

BROOK CoREWc have yet TO report quiet ana ady
market We quote &c. l0c for green hurl l0c.
lie. for short green brush, &C. &C. for red tipped and
&C. &c. for and old mixed
State have been liberal to-day exertng rather
depressing influence as the arrivals OF late have been IN
excess of the demand and stock has accumulated.
and firm. We quote :state-Firkins choice selected,
Rs Ek oO choice 70 Good selected Set DO gr%e
prime. SIC. s3e.; do, good SOC. 3lc.; do.
me Sc .oc do choice State and Pennsy snia &c.
SIC do. fair to good, 32c s5c do, common. &c a
SOC. Western creamery: cheice Sc Sss DO, far to
choice dairy pack Soc Sc do, do, 10 prime,
sOga tS & sO SS fair and 2 good
choice, 2sc. q 2sc. do do fair to good. 25c. Nc
DO, nrkins good to to prime, Ts &c do DO, fair to
&c. 2ic.; various styles common. &c. a go.
The
%ss as @ s HsF al s M lot per Ss 'say H
s sS0tss so to ens soeS sosd
lie. ztsc; State darles fine, lo,sc l2He; Orange
county, SKINS, &C. 7c Ohio factory Cheddar snspe,
do io1.c I1sc; do do, do 40, for domestic trade
poor to- to taiT &C. ioc; Michigan and Wisconsin lac'
EGes With only light demand and fair supply tine
%ss aS anS sGsa snd ws New an
Canada, choice brands isc. Western do. isc . i9c
UorroS on the spot light demand prices show.
was evdektly buyers favor, the closing
Futures were only moderately dealt in at decline
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

ILow.-fhe market was moderately active ana
nrm ne nd ssa5q a hSd q s,les M s3y a. s1e &c per H.
VEcErA sLsa-Yellow onions were In better supply
higher Other descriptions without material, change;
do yellow SO 81 r. req S,;. dS per ,nrn,ns SSl
do g - h;,ssis DO. per bSL !sc cabbage M new ss
bag 81 SS S1s yellow squash per Dbl q 25 Marcy o
squssh per bbL. 81 q; lettuce Long Island per iO
Long Island, per bag 81; eucumbers Long Island per
100, 81 caulihOwers per dozen, 81 s.; Long Island
tomatoes, basket Soc 4oc egg plant per Dozen
G0c 621sc-
WnIsKEY.-Recepts III bbls. The market was mode.
eraelv acve and steady sales SoO bbs ~ - z1s per
gallon . ~
been quiet but hrm for all descriptions We heard Of
sales Of l00 lbs OHIO fleece st Doc oV IDS OF West,
fleece at SIC. 20OO lbs of extra pulled 46c. lOOO
lbs OF unw4shed combings 45c.; 1000 lbs OF unmer-
cnanable 49, H. 00O lbs of spring clip California, 39c.
SIC bags q No: fleece slo go lbs Of BURY to
Texs. 2?c 5000 lbs Of Nsysda se lo lbs Of sY an
ss1e 24oo lbs of black CooTaa9 at 22c a &C. booo
black do. SO bales of improved Western Texas 81 bales
OF spring California. and l2.00 lbs OF Cape, all Oh pr
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

September at 1l 500 iierces for October at Ixc. and
$50 uerces sellers option balance OF year At fi1c per
~ CITY Was quiet and steady Sales soo nerces atiAc
ToriTQxs met with moderate inquiry at abont steady
price, LonS inNeas enossd stsi ~ ~ ana yenow
~fSs siSsHfn. hsYg.t ruled steady with sales in JOB
bling way iootn3 UP 4Qterces Of Carolina, q, Sc sac
psr H. sccoraps 70 Quality and 2 bags oi hsns0on' ~
srIARIS. Market quiet and easy sales 5000 lbs of
SEEDS MARKET r tor ,inseed remained duh and
nominal Mesxa q. Tuckerman 4 Co report Tn. stock stock
rather more inquiry and was shade nrmer quoted at
Dhc l0s. for rennsylvsnis and weste rn and io'.c
nax Ut sas's quoted nGS ~ q 9Sie quoted at
active and nrm on the basis OF Sc SIC or Tor VAR 10
SIC s.sc.. hhdA Of centrifugal At sl-l6c and io
boxes OF clayed ct from &C. TO SIG per 10 henneH WAS
hrm e l0,lc for standard As l044c for granuiated
Cuba-kshnins inferior 70 common. &c. 7,sc. 90
fair to good fair, &c. Shc. do good to prime sac
:Asss s to iSHs s aSa toPs
meado lkc Sxc: ciayed, boxes Dutch stands5d Nos
&c; s'ic: DO. ete is sxe; i0Ss DO ist 70 lone
common to prime ~: &c; si grocery, Slr 70 choice
7tsc Java-0utch standard, Nos 10 70 H. e1c s7sc
Manila-superor and extra superior, 7l4c. 7Mc;
ToEAcco-ihe market for kentnckv leaf has been &C,
obfaned The sales foot np 600 hhds at from T1e TO
sc per lb Seedieat met with fair trsds q about ior
msr prices 1ne saec include 800 cases 9hIS crop OF
eros @ q 1873 = 7c; cases of state crop lslis. Al
&C. lsc 20 do. Of Connectic crop OF 1873 at &c
S r. iSa e
xosTsLr srXrssxs1 or STOCKS IN rosAcoo IsrEo-
,t Jayvts Hen No Ssya,a Total
The New York herald., 1874-09-02

continues easy on call at 2 to "a per cent and
prime mercantile paper to per cent ior short
Gate and ga TO TX per cent for long date. The IN
terual revenue receipts to-day were s24o,ooo, and
the amount OF national bank notes sent 70 wash
inptOn for redemntion &36h. 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-07

The Richmond Wing says: I'VE want not
mere majorties for our Conservative candidates
for Congress, but such overwhelming victories
as will leave DO ground for contestiug any cleo
ton, and give assurance to the suffering South,
and to the country, that the voice of Virginia
is Strengthening, instead Of weakening, in sup.
port of the great cause of Conservatism, that is
so beautifully illustrated iu the good order Of
her society, the business of her laws the po-
litcal quietude of her people, and the security
of the State from all apprehensious Of misrule
and oppression"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-07

The London accountants who were sent to
New York to investigate the affairs of the Erie
Railway Company have made their report
They say the earnings ofthe road were sufficient
to justify the payment OF the dividend on pre-
terred stock for the two years ending Septcm.
Der, 1873, but through the deficiencies which
were discovered 10 accounts Of the Gould ad-
ministratiou there was no sufficient balance ap.
plicable to payment of dividend on common
stofE