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Suec:ai U7.patrA to 7Ar Chicaoo Trsoune.
Nrw YoRE. Oct. 2i.-The stock market was
dull and irregular for tho general list during the
day on fluctuations ranging from Il to Il per
cent. Wabash Was exceptionally active, the
changes ranging from o911z to 30E: Towards the
close Of business stocks we're at their best, but
the market was extremely dull The frmneRs
was caused by the glut OF money, which went
begging for some employment
PRODUCE.
Flour dull and heavy. with limited export
aud home trade inquiry: sales 10000 brls at
s4,0O@4. IS for superfne State; @485@5.15 for
axtra do s5.20@5.25 for choice do; 25,30@5. 80
for fancy do; 9400@475 for supelfine Western.
Receipts Of breadstufs, provisions, etc, to-
maal. poo *. !. .bess, p74 rtssi pesk, g.oo1
pkgai lAsa7 163 pkgs' oll cako, <,s7a axs nheas,
, 1874-10-25

283, ,74s bu; corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 50, $50 bu .
barley, l3, $50 bu; matt. 5G4 bu-
Rye -four steady; Sales $50 brls at $3.50
$40.
Corn meal quiet, with sales Of 800 brls at
94.3o@4.90 for Western, and $5.00@5.10 for
Braudvwine.
Whcat-Market quiet, without decided change
In price; sales 75.O00 bu at 91.U1 tD1.02 for No;
spring 51.0i@1.06 for No. 2 Chicago; $1.10
for No. 2 Milwaukee; 21.10@1.16 for old
No. 2 spring; s1.17@1.22 for No. ! spring !;
Sl.07@1.!l for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota :;
spring S1.15@1.1o for red winter Western /;
Sl.20@1.22 for amber do; and S1.25D1,3G for
white Western. Rye quiet at 93c@31.02. Bar
ley quiet and firm =; sales 10 600 bu No. Western
on private terms. Barley malt quiet and steady.
Corn rather more steady sales Il, 900 bu at
a8G1f@57c for Western mixed. Oats dull and
lower; sales $1,000 bu at 59@59c for mixed
Wcatern. aud 59@61c for white Western.
Pro7ieions--Pork market firm. but quiet at
S19.00@l9.25 for new mess $500 for extra
mess $21.00 for primo mess. Beef quiet at
s12.O0 for plain mess 914.g0 for extra do.
Beef hams heavy at 1.00@22- 90 for Western.
Lard firm; Gales, 200 tcs NJ 1351c@13ho for
prime steam.
Whisky-The markets. quiet At 91.0211l@1.044
per gallon.
Clo:er and timothy in quoted At S'270@2.9 80.
Talow rules firm and in good demand. We
quote a. 8$4@87sc for good to prime.
Freighta-B But light inquiry, and rates steadily
held. The chaTteriog movement inactive.
, 1874-10-25

FfYst-base hlts-Chfcagos, ~ NesteFnS, +.
Eielti4nd eTrors-Chicagos,2 .; Westerns, 6.
P4sse44 bdlks-Maone, Myers, II.
Unspsre-L. heysEle, White stockings second base
mnn.
Time qf oame-ono hour and fifty minutea.
BASEBALL GOSSIP.
The White Stockings aud Franklins will play
Monday afternoon. Admission Is Cents.
McGeary, OF the Athletics, and not SNYDER,
will DO tho catcher for next years White Stock
ings.
respectively. for the Western Club Of keokuk
next year.
Cummings demands $1,000 for his valuable
services next year, and Hicks $500. At any
other occupation neither Of these gentlemen
could earn 1900 year.
Meyerle, Cuthbert, Treacy. and Malone will un-
doubtedly connect themselves with tho new St.
Louis club. Joo Simmons is also m applicant
for feldors position in that nine. Cummings
demand of $1,000 will be acccded to by the st.
loose from Hicks, who il not wanted
rHK CHAMPIONSHIP.
The past week has assured the Bostons the
championship, with the Iutunls in tie second
place. THO Baltimore Club disbandod before
completing their series with the Athletics aud
Arlantics, consequently a!l their games daring
tho season 60 for naught. This is especially
hard on the Chicago Club, who had wou nina
games from the Baltil1ores,-tho latter club
being, i'd fact, the only one they could beat mora
than half the timo. Tic new arrangement Of
tho table gives tho Chicagos fifth place, sud, If
the Atlantics can win two more games the COM
ing week, there is nothing between tho homo
club and the other end Of the championship but
the Hartfords. Tho following table gives the
games p1ayed to date, and tho number TO be
PLAYED before Nov. l:
, 1874-10-25
Assessments Levied on Repub-
lican Candidates.
Troublcs With the Irish V0ters-"'
They Are Deserving The
Party.
Opposition Mass-Meeting on
the West Side.
Minor Gatherings.

REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS.
The Republican Executive Committee met
Yesterday morning at the headquarters, Clark
street. .The special object Of the meeting WAS to
hx the assessments upon the several candidates
to create m election fund. Tho attendance OF
candidates was larger than upon former occa-
eioas, they having been drawn hither by polite
invitation from the Committee. A large number
nf outsiders, who are not distinguished for their
marty prejudlces, we're also on hand. Hero was
a gentleman Who in years gone-by, was
member Of q dcbating-society. who thought
himself fit to scatter c1oqucnce through the
CITY the coming week at the rate Of $40 per
night. Here WAS the publisher Of an illustrated
PAPER. who wished to impress the Committee
with the yirtuo Of his abominable cartoons aud
the immcnsity Of his individual influence. The
ward-bummer WIS also on hand, eager to grab
snvthine in tie shape Of money in exchange for
the yotes he carried in his pocket And be-
side these were representatives Of al imagin-
able classes, dis:g1eeing in politics but happlly
blended together in the common purpose to get
eli thev could, and hold on to all they got.
Tho first real business hanEacted Was the
fixing OF
TIE ASSESSMENTS.
Altar Some debate and divers consultations. the
following figures were agreed upon as necessary
for the SUCCESS OF the party. which we're Kindly
furnished By member of the Committee:
, 1874-10-25
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.


MIR. BeecIlcr AEni-1 Calls upon TiltoI,
for the xtems~
New YORK, Oct. 24.-Thero WAS long ar-
gumeut to-day in the City Court Of Broohlyn
upon tho motion of counsel OF Horny Ward
Beechcr to compel Theodore Tilton to fur
nish . bill OF particulars in his euit
against Mr.. Beechcr- Counsel read the
affidavit from Beecher setting forth
that the plaintiff specifies but one date on which
any act Of improper conduct on his (Beecher's)
par. is alleged to have occurred Tilton AYERS
that Mrs. Tl1ton and Deecher confessed their
guilt ut different timea- This Mr. Beecher posi-
lively denies. aud characterixes the statement AZ
utterly false, ar1 fears that Tlltou contemplates
the manufacture Of evidence at the coming trial.
aud. therefore. he requires to know :7hat testi-
monr he may expect to rcfute. The Court took
the papers.
, 1874-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

OPPOSITION HEADQUARTERS.
The Opposition headquarters enjoyed its usual
life yesterday. The Executive Committee held q
session in the forenoon to listen to reports from
the several wards.
The report from tho Third Ward showed tho
Adermanic ticket considerably mixed. D. O'Sul-
Ivan. workingman, identified with the Labor
Unions, is the Opposition candidate, and Mr.
Coev is the Republican candidate. The report
WAS to the effect that Coey WAS having Govern
ment employees registered in the Third Ward,
while thoy lived on the North Side. The object
Of Coey was stated to bo to secure
transfer them in body to the North
eide for Farwell's use. Tho report is given for
what it is worth, and rs setting forth one OF tho
tricks in politics.
+ From the Seventh Ward the report Was that
McClow1y, Republican candidate for Alderman.
WAS about to withdraw from the party and run
independent. In this event. the election Of
Joyce, Opposition candidate, was conceded.
From the Ninth Ward reports we're not Of the
most satisfactory character. Pears were enter
tained that the regular nominee for Alderman
would be defeated.
From the Second Ward reports we're encoura-
ging, Notwithstanding the fact that four aspi~
rants were iu the field.
Tho reports from the other wards were all fiat
te1ing to the Opposition ticket
D14Lllb EDluuEuGeu 3EakEIAAJ Uu kAo NOu-
gressional ticket. Bets we're offered, but mono
taken, that Caulfeld would carry the First Dis
trict by 5000 majority.
Reports from tho Second District were that
Harrison's majority WIS increasing daily, aud
TINT Ward bad at last commenced spending
money.
In the Third District 1t WAS predicted that
Farwell's defeat was certain, and bets were Of
fered THAI tho Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eigh-
teenth Wards would give Le1Ioyne an increased
minority owe: the Peoples ticket year ago.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
4 meeting Of workingmen will be held at
Crispn Hall. No. II Dearborn street. Monday
evening, Oct. 26. at 1880 o'clock, for the purpose
of comforting together in regard to the Logisla-
tive nominees of the different parties in this
city, and for elciting such Information as will
best protect their rights and interests.
There will be grand rally OF the Opposition
party Wednesday evening at Walls Hall, corner
Of Adams and Halsted streets.
A grand masa-meeting Of the Opposition will
be held Tuesday evening. at McCormick's Hall.
Prominent speakers will address ths meeting.
4 grand Opposition meeting will be held in
the Third Ward, at No. 4o3 South Clark street,
Monday evening.
The Opposition Club will hold meeting Mon
day night at o'clock, at No. Ct Chicago avenue
eraud opposition nass-mecting will be held
Monday night ut Tammany Hall
Tuesday evening grand nlass-meetfng OF the
Opposition will be held 1t Stanley Hall, corner
OF Lake and Paufina streets,
, 1874-10-25

SAs Francisco, Oct. 2i.-The bulletin this
evening has the following dispatch on the poIit-
ical situation in Ne vada +:
The effort Of one OF two Journals to make this =
party Issue Is .alsnra in the extreme. Prominent
Democrats known to be for Sharon first Last and
all the ti,ne while 1t ia frequently reported on tho
street that even Williams for whom the Legislative
Democratic candidates from Story County pledged
ts only dummy to aid in securing Sharons election
Will regard to Charley DeLoog no thinking politician
has eyer looked upon him az being in ths fight.
, 1874-10-25

| t;vns nrosontZvbjch there vaa not The sreak
| ar attemnted tn saddle tho corrupt and defunc
| Know-Nothinp marty OF 1854 on the leaders o1
the party now designated as the Peoples party
| eame nrincipIeg as the old Know-Nothine
| marty, that they wished to ostracize
| TIE foreigner. notwithstanding the
/ foreien alement il we'll represented on the Op-
| position ticket. Here the speaker VAS inter
T,,n,ed by rush from the hall Of nearly all his
| hearera to listen to an asthmetic wheezy old
| baud that was approaching Tho band, followed
bv about fifty men. filed into the loom, bearing
with them the starry emblem Of American liber-
| ty, which was nailed up in the rear of tho
bPaSvN bPassy instruments o had Exhausted them
selves for the time being, Mai. Storey
| resumed by eayipg he was glad TO see them re-
| turn to the hall bearing with them the starry
banner he ea1d that ho fought under that ban
ner. Tho speaker then imagined that the cam
paign OF the present, was the same as those past
| through during the years of 1863, and OF tho
war, and fought the battles Of the Re-
| belion over again ho said that uu-
less the Republican, ticket was elected
we would in all probability have to fight under
the banner again. The speaker closed his re-
marks by calling upon bis hearers To vote stead
liz, and work hard for tho reelection OF J. ID.
Ward.
4 stranger named Moffatt, who ca1ne out Of
the late ''lnte onpleasantness q Colonel, fol-
lowed Maj. Storey. Uo, too, referred to the
presence OF the Union flag, and attempted to stir
up q little animation IN tne crowd Dy feneafs!ng
Inc o4a stoIy o1 70" t.,o Aas .:..e'1 Mus :allteo
- ~ n,chrnond md ~ Sherman'a march to the
sea. The speaker failod to get response from
the boys. and, while l1o WAS in the middle OF the
march to the sea, some one called out to him to
DRY ,,ty M, get ont, aud let trank Lawlor talK-
tns ssalteu s cly ~. "io nnm n9 ~ m"o .pn5
e; au X" +;o anu "s n;ts iaroe ~ nroaa"ve
re a ~ 'h.o hnar ro ~ ont ~.
otu9A @to aoat 40 op."Ae. ~. T. t"-I s.aa;far
, 1874-10-25

THE TURF.
RACES AT OSHKOSH.
i5pecial Dispatch ia Tie Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Oct 24.-In the rice for tho
5000 purse, Badger Girl beat Gen. Howard by
the following score:
Badger Girl. ......................-...2
Time-2:3Q. 2:26 2:3lt6. 1:2aA.
, 1874-10-25


The meeting at No. 619 State street Of the Re-
publican voters OF tho Third Ward did not pan
out 80 successfully as its projectors had autici-
pated, and consequently its main protector, Aid.
Coey, waited at the foot OF the steps and advised
all comers to go over to the meeting at Central
Hall where Emery Storrs Was holding forth.
The Central Hall celebration WAS accordingly
augmented b5 about three listeners.
TIE roUREH WARD
The Republicans held large meeting at the
corner OF Wabash avenue aud Tnenty-second
street last evening Dauiel Jones in the chair.
The Hon. E. 4. StorEs was the speaker of the
evening. He reviewed the history Of the par
ties OF the day, Aud Caulfieid's history aud
his speech Of the night before. He said that it
Caulheld was elected, the fact that he was born
and reared in the South would endear him to
that section Of country, and that he would prove
curse to his constituents. He laudcd him as
citizen and professional gentleman. but found
fault with his political trimming. The speaker
was several times interrupted bY impairment
queries which we're readily lodged or disposed
OF.
At the close Of his remarks gentleman named
Brennan mounted the platform unsolicited. aud,
amid hisses, endeavored to speak. He was
finally jerked from the platform bY one of Brad
leys faithful deputies and ejected from the room.
In the scufae blows vero exchanged, and the
meeting thrown into confusion.
s T. o1uu .1s'H e. ~ &C." .s. 1 ~
WHICH ne caaaeu ~ tnas .ao Mar "as 1o' ~! over
a e. to'aht r~,tGP ~ ~ ~ sno
he tooagnL a., caullielo was wrapped up IN sym
atny .or ,Ia .ue '1ouan ~ aad snas etee.ea ns ~
NJ "ou'o W. ''o aeA'hs' 'no7e WIZ eop~
po1.eu n.1sa nlln. ,....,
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81 ~ Sa;h - ~ 1 VI tno isoseuce
y. a ,,i'.tsl ~ Sanaluase h lol Sonste7s VINO WIS
e1pec'eo ~ aoo1ess ene meeting
THE SIXTH WARD.
a meeting OF the sixth Ward Republicans VAS
held last evening IN tho basement Of Nos. Ill
anu 1!a archer avenue mr. julius Rodbertus
occuplco the cnhlf. Inc hrst speaker introduced
WAS 1ne hon. sidney smith, whom the Chairman
announced was the next Congressman from the
First Congressional District. 1Ir. Smith spoke
at length on the practical issues of the day. o.
peciaily touching On the recent troubles III the
South, and the various rings that have been dis
covered 1.-THE Republican party and exposed byit.
, 1874-10-25
PATENT SHIFTS.

BosToN. Oct. 24.-Withiu daE or TWO suits
hare been brought against the smaller shoe
manufacturers il Cochitrata end vicinity. for
alleged violation Of the Gallahue patent, and the
establishments we're closed, throwing wo1kmen
out of employment, and delaying tho filling Of
o1ders. Az East a. the Easnu1eftpre1e qblR1u
bail sAey rosupaa baztpss&,
, 1874-10-25

PORT HUnos, Oct. A.-Dowa-Sch1s F. L. Dan
forth, James Fit1hugh.
Up-Prcps Montana, Davidson, Persian and con-
sort, Tu,tle md consort, GlaAgow and tow; schrs
John alaRee, J. NJ. Huchinsen, Montpeez. atarengo,
LaSalie, Granger, Daniel G. Fort William Grunly.
EIaD-Soath~est. Weather fne.
poxT HuEos, Mich., Oct e4.-DowS-Pzops kcr-
shaw Roanoke, Chs.nplain, Fred Kelly; scLrs Franz
S;gcl s. ]. Ti!lca IL H. Kent, M-gii!, San, G. pra,
Allira Cobb, II. c. Potter, Jennie Gr-hs1n.
Ur-rrop Badger State; schr U. $. Grant.
W1SD-Sontheast, light.
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List, &c, and Copy Of the
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". B. Webster,
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