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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-14

"a bride of an hour" regards herself
as lawfully welded to time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-14

For st. Francis River. Helena, Mariana,
Wittsburg and the Bends-The elegant side
wheel steamer
ELLA HUGHES ........ Drinkwater, master
r EAVES MEMPHIS AS ABOVE w.
IL on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 1870
pm. GZz1Ez-7isaAA
For freight or passage apply on board or to
1917 No. Promenade st.. cor. Jefferson.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-14
For WhIte River.

Memphis and White River Independent
Packet.
QUICKSTEP. ........~......Milt R. Harry. master
Ed. @. Postal, clerk.
r EAVES REGULARLY EV- M, :
IL cry SATURDAY, at 5 pm. HR
making close connections Monday n4l.A.A-
morning at Devall,s Bluff with Little Rock
railroad for Little Rock and HotSprings, also
making all way landings on the Mississippi,
White and Little Red rivers. and at the mouth
Of White river with the steamer Belle lazoo
for Vicksburg and New Orleans.
For freight or passage apply to
GLENN q VINS0N, Agents,
66-t On Wharf, boat foot of Court street:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-14
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
xU1.4o K

BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Napoleon, A. j. White. p. m
Wittsburg, Ella Hughes pm
ARRIVALS.
Steamer City of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Henry Ames, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer City of Vicksburg, Vicksburg.
Henry Ames, st. Louis.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
:" st. Francis, Friar's Point.
Frank Forest, 0sceola.
BOATS IN PORT.
A. ]. White, Mary Boyd, Ella Hughes.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Another warm day. The river here
continues on the decline, with 81 feet in
the channel to Cairo and u from there
to st. Louis. The channel at Osceola
and Plum Point bar is cutting out
steadily. The Ohio was rising at Gin
cinnati last evening, but stationary at
Pittsburgh. The lower Ohio is falling,
with 81 feet on the bars from Louisville
to Cairo. Cumberland river was swell
ing yesterday White river is getting
down to its summer stage. Arkansas
river is still on the decline, with 30 inches
on the bars from Little Rock to the
mouth. The landing presented rather
a dull appearance this morning, there
being only two boats in port doing bust
ness
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-14

l2:4O p.m.-Cotton is weak and UNCHANGED,
Futures are shade steadier. with sales for
August at 1895 9-16c; September, 16l3-l6c;
October. l6 e-16@l65sc. Sales for future deliv-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-07-14
LEA g. PERKINS,

4" Tell Lea i Per-
rims that their
Sauce is hiRhly es-
teemed in India,
and in my opin-
ion. the most pal
Iatable as well as
1.-THE most whole
some Sauce that
il made"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull nnd Easicr-Flour Dull
Wheat Easier-Corn n shade Off-Oats
Barely Steady-Pork Firm-Lard
steady Groceries Firm Petroleum
Firm-Naval Stores Stendier-Frcights
Lower on the Berth-Vhiskcy Steady.
SATURDAY, June 27--6 p. M.
The merchandise markets were characterized
by considerable irregularity IN some cases during
the week ending with Saturday, and as rule
prices were nuctnating and uncertain, generally
tending In buyers favor. The most noteworthy
changes we're IN breadstufrs. in which there was
a decided break, prices experiencing q marked
decline. The business in dry goods, hardware
boots and shoes, &C, continued light and the very
warm weather exerted a depressing influence
predisposng both seller and buyer to refrain from
much exertlon, and thus intensfyng the previously
existing dulness 1t Is noteworthy that no I'M
provement is looked for until after the midsummer
rest shall have been taken and approaching fall
shall have brought its usual influx OF visitors from
distant points. Flour was irregular all through
the week; dull and heavy for all except shipping
extras, which were more active for export, mainly
tor the Indies and South American ports and
ing in small supply brought full or improved prices
Meat ruled dull during the early of the week. but
subsequently a good demand was supernduced by
material decline prices which enabled shippers fill
orders which they unable TO All before. But the
activity was short lived, the market becoming dull
ana the depression continuing up to the close
of the week. Corn was also irregular. but
fair aggregate business done at moder-
ate concession from last weeks closing prices Old
and sold at about the same prices Oats were
also irregular, mixed being relatively lower than white
which continued all through the week. The re-
cepts were moderate, however, and the market was
improving Whiskcy without important
change. Provisions remained quiet all through the
week, but prices were nevertheless kept up compar
atvey high. Speculation rather slow prices being
about high 1t apparently decided safe to carry
them Freighs strong oil thr ough the week.
and this fac5 excrtcd uniavcrabc effect upon tho
grain markets saturday, at the Produce EXCHANGE
Flour waa dull and heavy but prices were NO lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29
A MURDERER LYNCHED In ILLINOIS.

special despatch TO the Chicago Tribune from
Carrollton, H., June q, says :-"Io-day has been
one OF great excitement In Greene county. A mob
OF about forty masked men visited the county jail
In this city, about two O'Clock this morning, and
pretended they had a man under arrest for muir
der whom they desired to imprlson. The jaier
then opened his doors, when about ten OF the
number rushed In, and, while one portion held the
ailer at bay. the other took the Keys and went to
the cell Of Clark Evans, the prisoner who had
made confession to the murder OF Farmer John
Halbir on the 3oth Of April last, at his house. five
miles west Of here They cut hts chains loose and
hurried him into one OF their wagons
In waiting. Before the alarm was given
they had cleared the city, and the authorities
did not so much as know IN what direction they
went. About seven O'Clock the word came in that
a man was hanged, or found hanging near the town
of New Providence. and 1t was soon ascertained
to be the culprlt Evans. Under the direction OF
the Sheriff an inquest was held witnessed by q
very large number OF persons, who had gathered
there from eli directions, and the verdict was
given In accordance with the facts ELECTED from
the testimony OF the jatler. While the excitement
continues to be very great 10 would seem that but
few deprecate the action OF the mob, and IL was
one OF the best planned and most quickly executed
AFFAIRS on record. In their haste to get out, no
ever, the mob broke down one OF their bugges
and ieft It within block OF the JAIL Unless thu
| CIRCUMSTANCE should geveal some OF the actors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29
THE INVESTMENT MOVEMENT

THE INVESTMENT MOVEMENT
has been noticeable in increased frmness in rail-
way mortgages, the Central and Union Pacific first
mortgages in particular. State bonds were with.
out any feature OF interest, the demand beng
slight and principally confined to Tennessees. In
governments there has been a steady, regular
business at firm prices The advance Of the new
fves above par and the strength they show in
maintaining higher figures revive interest in the
question Of funding in connection with the policy
OF the new secretary of the Treasury on that head
FOREIGN ADvIcEs
have been generally favorable, showing an easy
condition OF the money market at all the none
tary centres with considerable gain of specie as
the result OF the weeks business by both the Bank
OF England and the Bank OF France.
CLOSING PRICEs-sArURDAY, THREE O'CLOCK p. N.
Western Union Telegraph, TAX q 743s; Quicksilver,
81 81; Quicksilver preferred, ~ q 80; Delaware,
Lackawanna and western, 1o9A ITO; Pacific MAIL
Az q AK; New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, 100 1ooA: Erie, 31A By; Harlem,
125 a 1876; Lake Shore, 76L 76ia; Union Pacific
27A 27M; chicago and Northwestern, AK a 422s;
do. preferred, 60 eoh; New Jersey Central, 1osA
q 1OSh Chicago, and Rock Island, 100 10oh; Mil
waukee and St. Paul, 4oA o 4Oh do. preferred
59h a 60; Toledo and wabash SO a 364 +; ONO and
Mississippi, 253s 25I Hannibal and st. Joseph,
81 271a; DO. preferred. 81 80; c., G. and l. c.,
1SX q 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. June Il 1874
geceipts 81 bales Exports coastwise aas sales 90
NEW ORLEANS, June 81, 1874.
cso 9 nd M a m @ Met r.
receipts, 81 bales. Sales. 200 stock SIP.
Sso ., snsHspses s.s a 1sssi
CHARLESTON, June q, 1874
ssss s Sales IS s1oaE II bales
:. 81 saSss Tsss
steady at 81 g hard g so for yellow dip and IS tor
Flour E Su and
:. II 81 g August NJ rs 40 s. s. tofa Sa .aa
ss ssa maea sh s aea 'a
dull and nomlna rreyht 6o7 oswego and Kingston
corn shpments-70Oo bbis -four, 5000 bushels Wheat,
bs,000 do corn, 1000 do oats
Lake and rail imports for the last twcnyiour hours
eHs ~ 'S;sSs;
f. r. Ss ass e sns rs YER
s:sss. ss s%ssr s. :sr s wsis
aai. q & S sss9 a II .ssi ~ =
%sssn q ohsr Tm
OswEGo June 81, 1874
Flour steady; moderate demand; sales 800 bbis. at
unchanged prices Wheat dun sales No. Mil
raukee club at 81 ~ round lots held 81 40 81 Al
Corn unchanged; sales 200 bushels ut 73c. Corn meal
$50 tor boted and S3 for unbolted per ton Milltced
sana sssS aas
70 Eewtnrg and ss G.a to New YORK. Railroad
freights-Flour. to Boston, soc to New York, Acc
Albany sc Lake reeepts-976o bushels wheat $500
1%Ss ie1%fT an
Der.
CHICAGO, June q, 1874
Flour dull and drooping,, Wheat dull, unsettled and
lower; No. spring, 81 20 81 q No d. 81 Is cash
or July 81 IoA 81 II for August 81 OF for scpteInber
No do, 81 TO- rejected, 81 corn in fair demand but
lower and unsettled. closing firm No. mixed. 6Js4c.,
cash; 6o,ac tor July or August rejected Sc Oats in
demand and lower No 45c.. cash 4lsc. for July;
rejected 42hc Rye quiet and unchangea sales OF No
At Sc Barley dull and nominal. Pork active and
IN fair demand and advanced sales at 81 y cash
ehort rib middes &c. short clear middes. exc cash,
for loose: Whiskey steady; sales at Hhsc Freghts-
Corn, to Buffalo, size to Oswcgo SIC. Receipts-60C0
bblA aour a. 900 bushels wheat 900 do corn, 5000
wheat 280OO do. corn. s. 900 DO. oats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, June n 1874
6ugar-Demand fair and market Arm: stock IN ware
house at Havana and Matanzas 32SOU boxes aud l45O
mos receipts OF the week at Havana and Matanzas,
yAO boxes and l3ao hhda; exported during the week
incndinr III I boxe % AM nv hds ~ The niiei
States Nos 10 to IL Dutch standard. 22M IA reals
per arrope NOS 10 to ~ Dutch standard. 70
~ Teais molasses sugar IS s reals; musco.
70 good refining 2o1 2i1a reals grocery grades 23s
gak reals Molasses nominal Bacon, $35 $50 per cwt
Flour, 500 $3U per DBL for American. Hams-Ameri-
can sugar cured, sb5 SIS per auinia Lard III Kegs
per Cpl Ta'ow s2S Per auisnai Vas yellow $40 5oa
~ o. per arrope; wni m Sso ~ Coal oil IN tins,
per M. shocks nominal Freights quie, but arm:
per box of sugar, loading at Havana for the United
States q 81 20 per hid Of sugar DO do 50 5oa s.;
ports, for the United States So per hid. OF molasses
loading at Havana for the United States So s. 25 per
do from the north tousdc ports,
United States 80 rs S. 80; to Falmouth and orders ss
49, loading At Havana; to do. do 37s I'd 4s. loading
points the north coast Of Cuba spanish gold
Ns Exchange n no, on me United states sixty
sight currency i4o a l2 do. sixty days, gold, I72a
ia; do, short sight do, It's Ut; on London, 200
EOS on Paris. Nv v IT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29
EASTERN TURKEY.
VtntatiOn by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VII
lagos Observation-Disclosures Church APP
peal for Relief.
From the New York Observer


peal for Relief.
From the New York Observer.l
We have just received letters from the Rev. Her
aries OF the American Board at Harpoot. Eastern
Turkey, giving distressing accounts OF the destruc-
tive earthquakes with which That region OF country
supposed to be near the site OF the Garden of
Eden) has been recently visited. DR.. and Mrs.
Barnum had just returned from Diarbeklr where
they had been spending the winter, to attend
to the exigencles OF the mission at that place.
On reaching Harpoot and indeed before
reaching 1t, they found themselves in the
midst OF the quakings OF the earth, and were
greeted with the painful tidings which their let
ters communicate. We New York ObseTUer) will
receive and forward any funds that may be sent to
oar care for this object, they may be sent as
suggested by DR.. Barnum in his letter.
A SUDDEN AND FATAL VISITATION.
HARPooT, Turkey, May 16, 1874.
In January the village OF Saru- Kamush, thirty
miles to the east OF us, and containing a popula-
ton OF 500 or COO souls, was utterly destroyed ana
good many houses IN villages near by were
the village or Haboos twelve miles from here one
OF our best out stations, with a good church OF
sixty members and population OF $500, was re
duced to heap OF ruins IN one minute Of
time and twenty persons were killed. Not
more than three or four houses left standing.
continue daily. The suffering already has been
very great. How are they to be ready for another
winter II you should think 1t proper to make an
appeal through the Observer we will administer.
to the best OF our ability the funds intrusted to
us. They may be sent through the Rev. Charles
r. Bush, d. d., District Secretary OF the American
Board, Bible House, New York; or through the
Treasurer OF the Board, l.. S. Ward, ESQ.,. Congre-
gattonal House, Boston. In great haste, yours
faithfully, H. S. BARNUM,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29

WHEAT here was fair business consummated to-day,
ABOUT Is SSsSsis s. y sSssS Ss
70 Aanesosa, 81 as . for spring. and 81 ~
of l5 bushels at sc Bic for mixed-closing az &c.
bushels for sc
Snd aS 2a a ss a ass Of M
sic sSo for mixed and &c &c for White Barley
'Ss II Dsrs t1slshs continued
ohe Steady
charter although not urgently sought aer, commanded
pS y eon
FL 81 onon sy
bills flour Al s. The charters include AUSTRIAN bark
Is I'D; Italian bark hence to belfast with 800
CT a port s
tiers Of grain at 6s short lay days; Norwegian bark.
ss.ss Smsrisan BARK Sesss ssc1aissg orders
WITH 400 s s Of refined w, de e. IS pa
Is BRUSH srig, from Pniiaaelpha e Gibraltar
noS de the M wis n s 81
grades, but distributing business grocery qualities
S ns eea.s aed e &c.
a soc; Do, ,%ascsvado rehnins. So ae 90. 90 gro.
ssy new orleans s Se @ English
of Was SS a'Hes' az Shcn
price inerchanable order freely offered The mar
%. 4essF a.,
% oS nsr 5 S 70 aaa 9 b0 M,
AS s sS "a y
s 81 a. q ca ~ QUIET
and quoted s ne Tor refined
arm, quiet. quoted a. iss prompt delivery
Vfsny & e as DBL, se1 ss " III sn
snS % I s 1aana ~ s For so az
dss5 @ Eases as me %
marEet was dull and values nomnay unchansed
ned quoted At sc IoT balance Of month or cary July
generally quiet but 1rm, and quoted as follews-oil
S ssyys II Fs;F Roa:sy Hsn' q a
quite sissc. sc Farker's, SOC asked at United: at
S sns
packages Sc cut meats 1870 90; lara, LsS6 Sbs and
sae s
20 S ss sr s 3Ss for sns
ket was inactive but firm Long clear quoted At ioG
at ss4 eos a. at
MSn ss range 81 @
sp 81 % 81 FOR GS ssp 81 Sr
ann s 5ST
ca. au 0v hs ss @aaks a % or So
bellies u lbs average lbs fresh bellies
4 s Pc and Is fresh s s
sales 75J terces for July Ne Id. and $50
for September at III Nc lb City lard quiet but
firm; sales, "a ierces at lll4c.
RICR-Business, in distributing way, continued fair
and the market was firm. Lots to the amount OF 80
tierces OF Carolina placed at from 74c SIC per
h. according quality and go bags Of Ransoon at 7c
a TIC. per ID.
but the market firm We quote Fair refining 7Ac
re ana good do. sac The sales included 5Ol
hhds OF Cuba muscoyado At lssc sc and lho hhds Of
Cuba &c. TIC Re tined was steady in value and
in fair quoted at oc for standard 49, loc for
quote Notwithstanding inferior 10 common, 7c TIC. ;
air to good, re BE- good to prime &C. s,a, sSc gro
sac centrifugal, hhds. and boxes, Nos TO i3 SAC
gle moasses hhds and boxes, 7c 7stc melado 4hc
&c. Clayed-Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos ITO 7ac
7a1c do 10 TO ~ &c. Sac. do Is to ID SIC yac
DO, 10 70 lsc., ge loc do 10 to a 70 iosc iolsc
PRIME lie s,c.; grocery. fair 70 choice size SIC
Dutch standard NOS 10 TO IL &C. sac Manila-supe-
rior and extra superior &c. a I4c.
EARiNK-The market was inactive ana values nom.
inal in the absence or transactions.
TALLow.-The market was quiet but firm, at SIC for
prime CITY, sales $1,000 lbs OF out OF town stock at &C.
WuisKrY -Receipts, t7 bbls., and for the week 306
bbIs The market remained quiet but steady sales l5O
hlS n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29

The quotations based cotton in running in
quality than halt grade above or below the
grade quoted. The sales were:-
Today Last Epen,g. Total
Consumption ................. 2l3 81 800
Speculation
Totals. 2l3 IU3 3l6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29

their Identification by the authorities viii probably
never be made Thus ends the sad story OF THIS
young man. who was guilty OF many crimes, by his
own confessi0n.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29

A STOCK PRIVILEGEA-f. w. HAMILTON Co..
"A. Stock and Privilege Brokers' - Broad street. New
York, having corrugated with responsible parties can.
for the coming week, negotiate stock Privileges at tho
following distance from the market price OF the stock
"Putn "Calln on lOo shares including commission,
will $06 IS and tor Double Privilege the will
be s22 50 Privilege Certificate tor less than 100 shares
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-06-29

Wheat opened with holders asking steady prices, Dur
Corn the
e easier a du ns rye ~es The
provision firm but quiet Groceries met with
Market strong Fesh and tor
grain BY vessels on the berth were ae
nrm Spirits Of turpentne steady and rosn IN bet
Tor and 'Hs Whisky rem remained quiet but
scnpuons We note sale from rsts hand q 5s75 bags
s'Hss sssSs g pSaf s We S
Rio ordinary cargGes Is S 9c air De- ,e zoe .c
range ot lsc. aase Java, government bags, Sc
l' a s. psm ge III rOri y 0s US
sayana. lie axe. Curacao. l7c l9hc gold. sixty
coTros the spot was unstable at quotations which
. Gs Is snd dr.
onsd Ssss Side pr p We S; qsS'e o,,.o,.
9sss arg ;.,rv i y iIsss Re ne ne
s GOOD mddiias . ~ 10 ss IS, Is Is
ARE 6a SfS seas II baows IN
grade quoted. The sales were:-
Consumption .' rs Last sss'' r'' So
speculauon 10 Ii
future delivery a;; low s sddns he sales have
s Ss Bas. q y M 81 " II s 5o 4; Aasas
soo9 4 I9s,c 800 al II 9l6e October 800 At 4 5s2c 800
day. up to one O'Clock M.yune 400 at ne July 100
Pas go at7 lisss 4o6a I7sss, 800 at Il iisse
at Hac, go at II l3s2c. 500 l77sc 400 Il lss2c,
800 sc; October, 200 at II s2c $40 at II ll6c.; Mo-
tai l4tc bales. Grand total, 5000 bales, The re-
ceipts at the ports were as foows:-Gatvestou,
81 bales New Orleans 1877; Mobile, o. Savannah.
ILL., Charleston 1888 Wilmington, Ali Norfolk l0O Boston,
2467 This day last year, sss Rates on cotton were
steam, &c, by sail, &c; TO Bremen, by steam Sc;
by sail, 5sc., compressed 10 Liverpool BY steam 5l6d
q Nd. by SAIL I'D.
FLoUR AND -Receipts-Flour, 1904 bbls wheat,
40 2SO bushels; 1858 do. meal 1850 bbs
oas Is 1893 bushels and, for the week ending this date,
-four, sl.73 bb wheat $50 lo bushels; corn o5s ssi
do corn meal 3325 bbls and l,2O bags; oats 232 4ly
bushels rye SAT- do. The noar market was aulI and
up about l0SO bbls at prices within the range Of
the subjoined quotations Corn meal continued in good
demand at steady prices. The up 0U bbls at
So 10 So 80 for common Western, - 81 70 tor good
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
COTTON MARKETS.

Areusr. Oct l7-Cot;on demand good lower rates; Mddng
13zdl4lsa; Niddng 1880 1886; Good Ordinary l3c
receipts 244 bales; sales. .442 bales -
CnxELEsros II Cotton lower demand good hddling
1alalA &c; Mddng l4c; Good Ordinary 13s4c net
ens GA exports Gea: Britain loo bass the Con.
tpept $40 bales eoawe 200 bao sales 800 bales stock
s.vsysaa Oct l7COon qnle. Middhng l4,4; Low Mid.
as 2lb bses exports Britain 42S balesi oosgie
7S9 bales sales. s65 bales; stock 5000 bales ,,,,
MExPgs Oct l7Cotton nOnallT unchanged veal MddIng
143c Low Mldns l4dl4s; GOOD OrlipAy l34al3i2c net
receipts 1857 bhpDDis 100 bales sales lloo bses soek
sosros Oct l7-Cotton quiet Mdding 162e net receipts
l6 bales gross sales 800 baesi stock 5000 bales
ST Louis Oce I7Coon quiet and west Mddhng IL Sc nti
receipts bales $40 bates shipments DOT bales sales io
bal stock, $500 bales
B1LTInoKs O I7-Coion DOH and nominal; Midtng l4Ts;
net receipts 3S3 bales gross 676 bses; exports eossf.iss ~
bales sales 245 bales slnne 100 bales; 783 bales
Oct 7Coiton dull and heavy Mlddine 4bi Low
Middhng l4e Ordinary l3e; receipts POS bales
205 bales exports eoastwse "a bales sses 2l0 bales
SswUsIEass Oct Quiet easy; Mddhos
bales; gross $50 bslesi exports Panee 755 bales the
$500 bales eoAwise, 3o12 bae saes 200 bales
WnxIsSros Oct. l7-COttOn qnieti Moding. l4ej Low
dane l3sie Good 0niB1, 1919. exports 90 Great Britain,
100 bales eoastwe lO86 bales sales ~ bales stock 5l7
bales - 49, .,,
MosmH Oct l7-Cotton quiet Mdding l4is,. Low Mddng,
99J bGlss gy7 bales
22I bales; sales, 25O bales; stock. l34sl bales
EoRFOLR Oct l7-CoOn weak hlddbnR l9b-i pet reepts
2759 bales: exports oosstSe b70l bales sales $50 bales
PsitapEIpnIA Oct. l7Ccios dut Midding 15c; Low MID
ding l4c; Good ordinary, l4 receipts, e2A bses'
CIycSNAr Oct 17Coiton doll and easier Mddng i4iae
receipts bairs; shipments 306 bales sock 4tO5 bales
LormyLLK, Oct l7--COttoa very dull .AlidtiBg l44G
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19

PETROLEUM-For Refined OIL The market is less active;
changed m heidi heard Of sale Of 4OVO b1i balance oil
month divert l9 Crude 10 In better demsud and pces are
dun quoted at bc ssles Of 1000 bbh al b lo0V b0 o
late evening price Cases sedy, quoted az ~ 2H
l7s.e Nfphhs mac, We quoted at sdl0c Tor Western and Civ
appog order 81 PA RehHed O is less active
but hrmlt held quoted IL 3 The primary markets RUE
iOowta Oil City inactive at 81 Petroleum CITY au u oS @
Tdeoute Zoe wells, Rouscve inactive and STEADY
Parkers quiet 72t wells; immediate shipments w 2
SUGARS The market for Raw sugars remains quiet pai
The sales enbTsce 400 hhds Martinique
s4 200 Porto Rico at sac and 2S0 hhds do 3,
Refining at SGS; Prime Do at o'i
tnaeal in hhis boxes NO sto 49, at Ssd91 ana 10
with far demand ttS4a w
for Sot Yellow: iOiadlOoc son White; lladllSc for
Crushed; IL s, Powdered and 1 c for Granuated
onet at lOasc Timothy Rough Flax quoted
at sl 9Ods2 .,., c,,.
sIRARYThe makst IL inactive and nominal ct 5hc Tor C
TAILOw less active and values remain uncnsnged sales o w
hhdS Prime CITY at STsc. ,,.o,,,. =.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-19
The STATE OF TRADE.
RVROpKAN MlREKrs

LONDON Oct l7-l2:30 D. -Consols for money, w
recount 92'sd92a United States pi,eiNen eohu
old lO5lA Ere Railway shares 21s4i do Preed
LIvxsrooI, Oct i7l2:3O -Co'on Is dgn ana md export
including 1000 for specu"ton SUI
Cotton TO arrive cheaper sales oa the ss , na NJ
Upnds nothing below Good Ofdnar, shppa ond Dcembe AZ
ISI6d do nothing below Mddlng shipped oe'ooer anu
November at IL lGd - ,,,... .,.,o. OIL
D" Oc, ia m-The discount 10 the open mifte'
ar months bi ga per cent which is " per cent below se
R,p Of RpsIand rates Ene Railway shares 26aGZo' rams
dispatches quote Rentes at VII ~ =, ,,,. 3D., Z 9OO
- s amercan Sales on the Of Mddlng Upands nothing
s Good Ordinary shipped l3l6L Beadstuf are
quiet % n., Tor No D
Dn,ch standard on the spot Iallow, 43 9d4it b ewt.
LoypoN Oct m.-1be amount Of bnion wthdrn"h Ho"
the Bank OF England balance to-day is fo6OOo ~,
FRASEPoRr Oct l7-Umted Suites fvetweny oonds % q o'
the issne OF 1862 nj. ..s...