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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-04

his slan u seven breyel ealon'
els and a dozen detailed men
will mlloW il % ~ Louis, The
generalship NJ the armles " lhe pnl'
ted States has come ~ be q small BUSH
ness Higher powers have 40 use lur
the uncomfortable euss,
Nav N0RKi October a,rrrlieeeher
appeared before tho grand lnly lhls
morning IN regard ~ The Indictment
~ Iilton, The indictment wac pro-
pared aud read 10 lieeeher and he said
il was a correct document u sol forth
that Tillon wiekedly and malielously
with intent 10 ipiure and seandallte
Rev, II, W, lieeeher Ia his good name
aud character sublecliug him 10 con
tempt and difgraoe, published on or
about September N, o. caused 10 be
published IN the daily Graphic, false
soandaoua aud malicious libel con-
corning him, A portion ~ the llhel'
sss artlole referred 10 was the alleged
commission of adultery IN lhOs, win
Mis-, Elizabeth Tillon aud the asser'
tlon IN 10 the doubtful paternity of
tho child born the following year
The grand Jury also read 10 hecoher
the indictment against Frank Moullon
which II worded similarly 10 that
against 'rlllon, The counsel for the
Brooklyn Eagle this morning appeared
before Judge Wilson In the city court
ut special term and moved that both
eases for libel brought against his client
by Henry G, Bowen be conHolidalod'
Decision was reserved,
New ORLEANS, October a,--ln reply
TO the criticism that the only reduction
OF the state expenses under the present
government has been al the expense Of
the bondholdew, Governor kellogg
has addressed the following supple
mental statement 10 the rleayunej
The expenses Of the state govern
ment last year were SlllOOO less than
the expenses Of 1877, and $4,000 less
than the expenses Of 1871, This ycar
the expenses will showing stlll great
or reduction. II Ii true the tax Of four
mills for general purposes remains M
changed, but this tax has heretofore
never been sufficient TO meet the ex-
pcnscs Of the state government, ~
1860, the amount Of warrants Issued IN
excess OF tho receipts from the four
mill general fund tax, was S7bO,OO2
IN 1870 II was SSSS,3li In 1871 II was
81 ,i07, 1862, and In 1872, Sl,llG0l0
II X by this excess OF warrants over
receipts that large portion Of the
floating debt Of the state has been
piled up. We are cndenvorlng to con-
fine the expenses within the receipts
of the four mills tax, and lave 10 far
succeeded that there remains only a
balance of $4,000 excess of eXpendi'
lures over receipts last year, aud this
year 1t Is believed the receipts viii
nearly or quite cover the expenses
The constitutional amendments TO be
voted on In November renders N I'M
possible for any state government here
after to issue warrants In excess Of Its
receipts, and thus cuts Off one great
source of the present financial dilllcul'
ties of the state,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-04
MISCELLANY OUS.
Progress of the Yellow Fever at Pen
SaC0la.
kellogg Makes Another Explanation on
LuOlsiana Affairs.

LEXINGTON, October 3.-The races
for year-olds was won by Obey West
in the first heat, distancing Cerrent
Doole and Stilleto. Time, 2:294. The
second race for all horses that never
beat 2:4O, was won by Ella Clay. Best
time, 2:37. The third race for two
year-olds was won by Katy Davis,
Best time, 2:34l.
WASHINGTON, October 3.-They
ovated Beecher exceedingly, at Ply
mouth church, last night. There were
flowers, caresses, laughter and APP
plause.
Boston, October 3.-The fifty-four
delegates sent from this city to the
state convention, are divided as
follows: Talbot, 81; Loring, Z; But
Ter, IL; anti-Talbot, 4.
WASHINGTON, October S.---A dis
patch received at the navy department
to-day, from Pensacola, announces
that Lieutenant Commander Kellogg,
is quite sick, but there are hopes of his
recovery. Lieutenant Commander
Borday is doing well. Engineers
Lamdin, McEwel and Surgeon Miller,
are convalescent. Twelve marine
sailors are convalescent, Paymaster
Mcmahon and two sailors were at
tackled by the fever yesterday.
Another dispatch announces that
the Canonicus left this morning Tor
the quarantine station at New Orleans
with the commander aud crews OF
the Mahopac and Manhattan. The
Ajax and Sangus are infected, but the
crews remain aboard.
The attorney general this morning
received a dispatch from the United
States marshal at Montgomery, Ala.
bama, announcing that three persons
charged with completely in the muir.
der of Billings, had been arrested.
General Babcock, ex-Secretary o.
the Navy Borie and wife, in Grants
suite, start to st. Louis.
Commodore Woolsey will be buried
at Pensacola. His kinsmen north feal
infection.
Postal clerk Bradford's widow ha:
sued the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
for 100000 damages.
They are packing the baggage of thu
general Of the army. Sherman ant
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DENTISTRY.
ElPasO Mail COmpany's
FINE FOUR.HORSE COACHES

Leave Dallas, daily at 0;l5 A. NJ, via Eagle
Ford and Johnson's station, for Fort worm,
thence on Mondays, Wednesdays ana FRI
DAYS for Weatherford and Jacksoofo.
1ffice-No. 30 Commerce street. opposite
the court house. Z. X. REAVES, Agent.
October /, 1874. -oiu'in
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-04
Comments OF the Press.
SIZE WHAT ST. LOUIS SAYS OF TEXAS
ENTERPRISE.

"The Lone Star state IL one OF the garden
spots of the continent No land on the earth
IL more productive. ana possossos OF rem
estate property In Texas may look with GER
tainty for Its rapid advancement ~ value,
A plan IL on foot which VIII give
many II man good farm for an
insignificant sum. The managers, Messrs.
Wagley Il Lockart, of Houston, are men OF
high respeciablity and great business capnc-
ity, and therefore reliability IL assured. -
~. Louis Republican.
The Texas Odd Fellow also endorses the
above, and states
"From our long and favorable knowledge
of the firm we take pleasure In commenting
them TO the public rs honest, honorable gem
tlemcn.
And the Galveston New adds:
"The distribution will comprise over 0O,OoO
acres of land, located In thirty-eight coun-
ties. They are divided into parcels, anu IL IL
promised by gentlemen, whose characters
are equal TO those of any In the land, that
they Will be fairly, honestly und equitabiy
distributed"
A nd tho Ara of Houston slntes:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-10-04
A FINE IMMIGRATION SCHEME.

VIC. Wagley and Robert Lockart, OF the
arm of Wagley 4 Lockart, are both promi-
nent, wealthy and reliable citizens o. Hous.
ton. In their own right, aud as authorized
agents, they hold subject to disposal some OF
the most valuable real estate property IN
this city, and thousands of acres of land In
the best sections of Texas. For the
small sum Of three dollars, one lakes the
chance OF becoming the lawful owner OF
Texas property worth from three hundred 70
eighteen thousand dollars. so FAR as regards
the standing OF the managers, thnt Is a mat
ter beyond the possibility OF cavil.
Tho Telegraph of Houston, thus speaks OF
the distribution :
"The drawing will come on Oh the twenty
first of December, Just In time for lots OF peo-
ple 10 get a substantial christmas gift The
card gives all the particulars nuch pet,
ter than we can write them, ana we need
only give our readers the assurance that the
managers are men of standing and relia-
bility."
The Herald, Crockett, Texas, says;
"The plan these gentlemen have adopted,
10 sell the large amount of land for which
they are agents, is most cOmmendable one.
The drawing will be conducted Oh the best
plan that can be adopted to secure fairness TO
all. Messrs. Wagley & Lockhart are old real
o tate agents of Houston, and are men who
havea reputation for honesty and Integrity"
The Kansas City Chronicle remarks:
"Wayley & Lockhart, Houston, Texas, offer
chances to get good farm In Texas for 90 90.
IL Is Il square thing"
The Press Paris, Texas, remarks;
"The well known firm OF Wagley 4 Lock
hart. the largest real estate firm In the state,
are the orlginators of this scheme by which
thousands OF acres will be brought Into use
and large population added"
The willis Oberver states:
"These gentlemen are too well known TO
need any further Endorsement Of ours"
The Ellis County News, Texas, comments
as follows:
nThese gentlemen are trustworthy and reli-
able There Is a chance for you to obtain
good home by investing the small sum OF
three dollars. The distribution will positive
iy take place ut Houston, December q"
Concentrations of the redistribution" are
being received every dav from leading citi-
zens and public officials OF Texas, showing
that they are fully alive TO Its merits
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FOR SALE.

Two nice large hotels. wagon yard well
located. and large number oflmproved and
vacant lots throughout the. city OF Dallas
also, number OF iarms. and many tracts OF
uniniproved lands in dallas nna otner sur
'ou"''"s 0o' W. r. LYTE d CO..
Real Estate Aren't, Office on Lamar, betweeu
Main and Elm streets, lSedim
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
DECEMBER 8, ls74-TRIPLE SHEET.

anTy n and .nOw s gy no
ss s'!sf
s. sss S s:s s:;''sis ss
ss .sss ss5 Ss sisss 3 Z D:s..s " re- ",
4 Ell sss .. :Ps 70:
range q g1ss s wSn or
.s S;os s0r 70 a re 7sc- prime and s.s ss FOR
sss se psf B s,sirns new! sSd
sss, rss:ss sass SS but Steadily
last sasss 81 " gold Glover easieI auotsd
ss g: naa n9s;ss ssSssi Ys Il Pssss quoted At
z; sasa sas sssS 'R ss
r. sss srss e. sssas si Hss s
Ss SSsss' los ro4 Tor ss1ds s.aaa'd .sa
s'sS;s' g ssE%Se p
%o..sss hhd nnaa and iSa ssA
&c s,iSts sssSs esss ssads.$ Sos
S liz foro keoniSs aq ~ s sG 5D 70
skc grocery faif % choice, .c &C. graxiI-Dutch
1890 g Go g Nan &snsHsaDsrisi and
but ara sales last include 9
eons crop q Kentucky was MI 10 a., de, Dc,
up so hhda at rom 10 2sc per 10 About the usual
vas done Lon & 70 o5sYn AZ sm 81
| per lh sr ssnu.f nr 80.
/ TALLow was about steady In value. and the demand
was modsrhta We heard Of sales Of l o bs OF city At
fsssss Zoo boxes charcoal tin on private terms;
quoted st Sly GIN gold Coke quoted at 81 37a " 10
WooL-Tbere has been good demand during the ast
three dayS, and prices in consequence hrin Ths
inquiry principally for the inner grades d domestic
cxcepung for fs CALIFORNIA;, values for which favored
the buyer. The sales include s6,0U los OF unwashed
Ohio At 38c 5000 lbs of pulled al 4sc 10000 lbs
q Nos and medium Ohio fleece ~ gis siAc 1e.o @
Of ohio eombings ss SIZE, 400 lbs Of choice sac
sc 70 Ooo lbs Of sglty bury do asr "a asc 70 ~
fornia locks, l4c.i auu0 Lbs do buck Shc l0D lbs
Eastern Texas 35c- O0 lbs Of unwashed Western
DO 30 do Or extra dS y bales 0f No palled 800 lbs
do 5000 lbs Of spring cafornia bags secured deecc
and 1900 lbs q Easiarn Texas q! on pryac te rms
bui steady. sales bbls all at 81 W per gallon.
The New York herald., 1874-12-09

For future delivery oass low mdflins the sales nave
sS : + % asfsa .saSs 40 s'ss ss.lssfH 3p5
az W Afy % q ss !ss 'eas ssss
n6fs Esnsasls sc < l,. z JSnu,r
:s . as sSy i .ss y asss.s .s.a, 'as Il ihs
sS.. le sSS5; notice at Tys: January
:, 4 sss IS @ i slse, 49, M It, s! It.
M ssSrHaEY =, ats II Z $50 @ .' s ii
se iS.s 70 y ss !; iss 80 4: ss
:" ",; 4 s sS ;, go az = Y 1 1! &, ls
Al % 81. . 4 3 =. X
& 10y ct ls dl.sa ;s,s ssS s. S DsIss 1Ss
gses gts !, Inc ysroGs ports were follow.
.ss siS1 cIsIissson ssa WiimnsssS. ss sS;sss
bale. day ysa. ssss. ass wssa 81 eosssa s
.s HSSurs sv steam He q Sy s'ss ss
sy es sy f4
cosvrI.rhe market for Rio was quiet but nrmL We
piSs s s Hs Ssa I0 n II
s e'si nDs ssis q s,s
enhi5f"0q ses sos sori a'Rgssq 9
Fs 0sin'y sona Go o'rso's ss s sse
Ps,%e YsHo aS nc lS:e ss!is%s icr io.. sss
LakuayfA, ISc NC Jamaica, Hc Iekc; ST. Do
nilsC. l6c l1c- Porto RIco EIsc lgc. Costa Rica
lIzc alyhc Mexican, lSc lSc An2ostura l7c rec.
ssyaniia l6c NC curacao, l6c &c., gold w and 20
OorrxR--Thcrc has been fair demand Tor lake since
our last and the market continued hrm The sales foot
up SUvU lbs and $40 Zac., cash, and 24c for do
livery January. February ana Marcn
CAEDLks-Fhe demand during the past few days has
shown some improvement but yet the trAnAAc
have been confined manly to joD6ing parceIa Prices
were quoted steady a. fouows:-Spern 2Sc patent do,
yc sc stearfo, 1sc &c parains as 81 and l2s
&c a Hc aoamantine, II, IA and 10 o. I3o : l3lsc
l5c l6t5c and l71zc perl lb - -
's CSspacswe ~, have YET TO report quiet market with
lows-Maniia cordage, above " thread ioc do
bthread and @thread inch and Si6 inch diane
ter l6c- do. llthread, X inch diametcr I5lsc.;
90 nay rope lo!sc do, cordage, bolt rope yarns
ic.sc do tihread and gthread. H1sc tarred Manila,
Ic hne tarred Manila ath yarn i6c ssai rope sizes
aDove t9thread- ll,ac do. 6-thread and 4tfiread,
lztsc. DO l1thrcad and hay rope I2c New Zealand
corohge nzet above lzhread, 5Sc. do 6threAd a nd
ytbresd, ano DIG inch, l21sc do, l2thread Y inch
ana nay rope llc and Russia boil robe I7c-. casE.
CoorEMGE srocK he has shown no Improve
quoted me same We quote ;-Molasses shocks slincn
with heads ~ t2S, sugar shocks with heads 3ench
~ ~ o3' sugar sbgoSs With heads, Xinch, 81 10
q ~ "; box sfooks 75c s0c rum shocks - tO
piDe SHOCKS - ~ Ni empty hogshcadA 81 rs 81
noops ~ leet ordinary prime, $50 hoops, ~
lee. ordinary 10 prime Sc a
DRIED FKuITs--ibere has bsen material change in
vaueA excepting or raspberries, which uuli and
eamer Othcr DESCRIPTIONS mot with q moderate demand
az sbouf &eady prices We quote tar apples si ced,
s~ $50 do, Quarters. 10 a7.c.y southern apples,
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY,

ods were s-America, 100; American Exchange,
liz; Central National, lo2k; Chatham, 1877; city,
800; C'sSzens'. 100; Commerce. 49, Corn Exchange,
l2oi First Nauonal. 200; Fourth National, IS;
Fulson, las; Gailatin National, l2sh; German
American. 81: Importers ana Traders, 1870; irs-
sag, l2S; Manhattan, l49; Mechanics 1873; Mer-
camille. Il4; Merchants, il9; Metropolitan, ia5
New York. ia; New York County 2o5; North
America, %; Oriental. $50; Pacific, $50; Park Al
Republic. 103A shoe and Leather, 1885, state OF
New YORK, no.
RAILROAD BONDS
were nrm and Ia moderate demand. the transac-
tlcns amounted TO sI22, 900. Tue following wero
h% IN taar n,ds--
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
TON s0oTT's LATEST MOVE.
No Railroad Passes Unless Accom- pa MED
by Photographs.

the practice OF transferring passes on the Penn
sivania hsiiroad mas become so prevalent that q
device mas ~ last been rcsorted TO to prevent It.
Every member OF potn houses Of tne iee,slaturc
in Pennsylvania ano New Jersey has been rur.
nished with yearly pass Many OF these passes
are transferred to trends ana acanaintances. Who
travel ON them as II they were bona nae
possessors, and tnus the railroad company
mas Deen constantly defrauded. To obviatc
snis happy thought struck member OF the
ruennsyIvanla LEGISLATURE a. Its latest session.
70 Whom pass was granted should be attached
10 tne back OF the ticket. The ldcx at nrst ap-
carried out during the coming year. Every person
neslrlng 10 renew q pass must SEND forward
pasted on the ticket. Lest the arrangement
might embarrass Legislation, railroad photo
grapher win be sent To Trenton and another tc
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

auF4 W yf 0e sfl 80 g. laALvKsros, Dec. q lS7A
maSs -Ss. s .eS Good ssasy @ as % :stsD E.
aoss oaiei, Exports coastwise ia ssias ssa Stock
7as72 4Fa 84
o CSsS1 sranx Tnsentca som s!is. s %w
ss,pts Sous bales gross, Ssoo Exports Britain
Cotton aul, and weak d,,ns isa Ss. ow sS nidanns ain
ExporsTo Great Britain, Ito, coast wise. Ls Sales
.S Ssa % aa. Ass Icy I.s. %ss
ar.s. srlI.Ip; 81 Ass: 70 tho ocnt4nsns 90 s.isA
2los. sio'k ioAiia oa est cr.nr.ro, n.c !. ~.
Cotton quiet, middtng, MID Exc; low mddiipss pac
Sssi Sr.in Is7s; eossswss LA as ssiss
Spirits Of trpenns quiet a siHs aosn we wssssi 80
81 ol ysSr SraS1 Se and s1 s,dy
A. $lSa III .GIa.M a3ase -. -.
Flour steady; sales l,po bbla wheat aaies n. Nil
vauhsc Club held 9, 81 1 extra white Michigan 81 %
Barley N sales is Il s.
D:a ~ o 3 . 1E s p9ss 81 S'
%aans. S s per ton L.a. % e yrsi s1s bushels
sS:. hi; S sS ss5 % e.. s;s 81 rs S.ssS M
tgt BUFFALO Doc g 1874
ssss ss@ fs 90 ss,s a. il s s.lss
$ss;: 5s.isi .ss ssi .ss:
:srs. 3 z Is ssa r.n;sr q Gsafsss ss;s Ne
winter 81 ~ 81 "a Corn weak sales 100 now high
Oats quiet, Western held At &c. Rye nominal at 96o
Barley steady Canada. q s6 81 90: Western 81 10 .
q sA Barley malt arm; Canadas 81 81 81 20; West
flour quiet and unchanged. wheat dull and dec n
nRi No white Michigan u IN; extra, 81 l5; amber
n nHicLigan p .sk No red 81 O7h No do 81 W
uary, 7lc May 10 low mixed, 100 no grade, 69Xc.
Oats dull and declining; No. and Michigan 551Sc.
white 67o seeds nominal Dressed hogs 81 so s. rs
Receipu-WheaL aU0 bushels; corn, l9tDO do. oats,
quo do. shipments-Corn 0.OO bushels DATA Ad00 do.
flour quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat IL fsir demand
and oweri No. spring. Slc-: No spring. s01, cash
Or % Dece%,bsr; egMc &c f0r & &J.nnaiy; ko spFinE,
mixed 75to, cash 81 !" December; new &c. cs:h; 6sc
and weak; No 9sprfng, 81 s. cash. u 8 January; No
spring. 81 % Sl IL dressed hogs and In good
demand sales o. good iSts st % "a $50 Whisky
Ssus1 .ns I q isca' n = g g. spo
lowor. closing weakJ fo pot SIS 10 February. Bulk
mesta dull and Declining; shoulders SIC. 6xcg short
RIB middle4 9kc short CHAR middles, &c h0xc all
loose partly cured spot green hama, 9xc lOc AT the
can Of the board-Brea adstq6s steady and unchanged
Ro,a ;HS A. 60 s.s ss s y 1s1cn
2SWo do rye, AO6 do barley, loo do Shipments-
Flour, AU00 bbl6 wheat 1900 bushels; corn h0O do :
oatA 1000 do barley, A000 do fN'N I
The New York herald., 1874-12-09
REAL ESTATE.

the attractions onered al the Exchange yester..
day were .-Aessrs- A. H. Muller a Son sold by
order OF the Superior Cour. In partition, under
the direction OF p W. Turney. referee, che premi.
ses Nos l5s, 1854 and loo Bowery; No. lie East
Twenty-fourtn street, and unImproved located on
the southwest corner OF Sixth avenue ana l2Sth
street. and one lot Third avenue, west Of MIN
ueth street. and the premises No. les Water street.
Aessrs e. q. Ludlow a Co., BY order OF the Court,
under the direction Of q. r. Smith, referee. plot
OF ground on I26tn street, west OF sixth avenue
and J. n. Miller. by same order. ondor the direc-
aud lot on Slxty-nnth street. east OF Madison ave-
nue.. fft
Tss Attendance was excellent and bidding
generally spirited. Unimproved properly nat
urally brought reticent prices, tut the improved
Bowery property was eagerly sought for. Par
ticulars are as ollQws;- :,
ssw YosE saorx.lr-eI q. MULLER "a Arp SON. vi
crys vs. 50 n n sroome st.. each les lsy$tss
az * h. and /, No. ii9 4 at1 81. rs Il ii s'Nsoo'
av. los 26x90s W. Il. Laimbecr r. :. . =. IA a.,
lots v. stn i2sth st. 2Sxioo; d ''0'0
io saoinins s6oye on a. Saass Brush. sS
Ss Ss sda||Siniins sa|Sninss 5sxss ssxSss gfHr:s H.1; A
aiS. s.oS Sn = iSs.h st.. oo n ". ofSth av- each
Also tho sstory Si h. with lot 10 sis w:i:r At
"a; :; o. Gouverncur st.. iol 263x66. llx25.7i
iois sv Jos n of 0oih si. issioo; B. 'A
sv r u LUDLOW AND co. '" 90"
ss ssS'.Is.i aiSq1 ~ 's'H asurs as o. sn .rs
.-sory b . b. and 10, o. : = Of sssn st.. usn.
Of Madison sv. lot x5Si01s; Thomas Murphy ssaoy,
': X. stevenson. Jr., reports tne sale yesterday
OF the house and stable NO. 81 Vest Forty.second
$<,6O0, sne premises being HOFFMAN ieasen,oiS.
ground rent $500 per annum, with rene walls
The New York herald., 1874-12-09

1sfss ss s zss zsssI:ss sse "1s sssse. sc
ssss, sss damaged s Sa :sss e. s - ;ss e a e.
rSss a.aasss backs m,Sd.
Sac sass &C. &C. % crSD s. % SEo 81 naa,s erSp srop
sI %idds ana Sys, SIS ssc bsss g. Eosss
SoI.ssasrhs IN @srssi aaIst sseepans ls Ior
domestic. which was in p. SgSd demand S witn,n STEADY
ssass DrSss ssd @ sacssa
ssi .s1
&C., se% eSf'S rsans s'Go Sc & nsw aHsss Islands %
s sda S 5 a1o
@ s O. Sse &c. s Sass Sa c
isr strained rcs,n dun and weax quoted st " y
= Gs an De- o G @ e
ss s ssrds sss ~ Fl
.inslon and wilminEton; Pitch quoted at g s7H.
qusa % n .raSs and &C. &C. 'd e sS saIn
Sehsaen ans 1ass
quiet but a Arm csos.d G in sceorens g guaiy
M Sc O. refined .sS sSmmS5 yeSw
ssi;so 81 y
FOR Southern esc 7oc for natural winter and iOc
and do a, sa Ssassaoo aSossG !. ss
a's1 market for refined wa. ouc. bu.
rmsr There was & some MEL little INQUIRY but psrs.
asked and lllzc. bid and refused Crude in buik
quiet but hrm. quoted At SIC. for early delivery
Cases quoled ffD at l6sc . i6xc, accord ing 10
qualify, and nsphths at l01sc for city he Phadsi.
at lie. We sale OF 500 bbs tor prompt deliver
at that prrcc Advices from the Creek were OF gen.
orally quiet but nrn market with quotations rs Ok
lows :--O City. INC a bDc- Tiusville Poe q 8lLc;
Housewife, 75c Petroleum centre C a 75c, Tidottc.
HIsc.; Parkers United, COc. bid immediate Shipment
PaovIs.oxs Receipts Bors, .s7s bbls beef $50 PACK.
and 100 kegs. The market for mess pork was dull and
nominal, quoted at $2 cash. S2i % for January s2 80
for February. and $2l 62s S2l rs for Marcn bscon-
The market was duil ana lower We heard Of sales Of
~ boxes Of city long clear at l0c 40 boxes OF fancy
do Mt Il1Sc. Hs boxes OF Western do. 0tlc Short
aa s'dy Duet ~ sS Sus ' Sy S5 the sss
way. 10 packages. AZ prices within the range
private terms We auoie :-$IO SIi for plain me s.
bbls,; al ~ Sl2 foI extra do do; SIS 90 t2U for
prne mess, tierces; 81 $2J India do do and "a
SO iof extra city do Beef hams with light In
small LOIS; quoted steady within the range S2I SO
ior western Cut meats we're nrm for al descriptions
but the demand was only moderate We heard OF sales
of No. IDS OF loose ptcklci bellies Il lbs average az
luc. We qu0to.-Pickled shoulders, INC. TIC. smoked
Do SIC yc pickIed hams iIhc.; smoked do, I211c
isc pc ckico bellies oc lUssc Lard-ihe market for
western steam opened weak but closed firm The sales
tcrccs Tor December at Es4c l35c. 4500 ierces
January AZ 31&c l5c, closing at 3sfc 47sU uerces,
1of February, az 10 llbc I3ac., closing l3c, and
2oo erceA sellers option. six months, 3l4c City
lara was quoted AT l3lsc. per lb
foIa1ohs--h9und potatoes met with moderate in
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quarters s,sc 6c do do sliced 7c &C. ao' 90,
do. fancy. &c l21sc; western appes, qua a rSc
IKE peeled peaches North Carolina. prime 3c &c,
do do. fair good DC 2ss DO ao new nr.ssa do
halves se; do do quarters o. &c elscSSss sa
Southern new, re n 28c. raspberries new Soc BIC
pums. southern l6c. ltc do sta'e ise- Ioc, ,or,
s.eady prices Lmed were bountifui supply du and
sssv In value We quote Long island, New Jersey ana
nearby 3lc A alc stats ana rennsyvana. sc sie !;
canada choice brands 2sac No wessern' Snolcs S
CHOICE branas &c do iairto good zoe ale 49,.
FrouR AND GRAIN-Recepts-Flo 6,468 bbs
wheat 81 aOJ bushels corn, 2S0 bushels corn meal.
500 hbIs ana TO- bags; oats 2a725 bushels; rye sou DO
The fnu ct was 1ule but prices substantially
the same Inc sales SINCE last report Including A.
kInls foot up about $500 bbs, at figures within the
range OF the appended quotations. Corn meal wss in
demand but slightly easier fhe sales fooJ up L bbiI
yellow and 81 - :lor jersey yellow; slso 6oo sAssv
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Money to-day loaned up TO per cent on call
loans. but c,osed AZ 2x 3 per cent. with capital
offering IN abunGan ce. Commercial paper on long
and short time, remains as recently quoted. For.
eign exchange was quiet and nrm IN late dealinss
at A4k 4.s5 for bankers sixty day sterling and
4.sQz q 400 Tor demand.
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EUROPEAH MARKET. s's1
LONDON PRoDucR MARKKr.-LoHDoN, Dec. e. Even
ing.-Linseed oil ~ Cd per cwt Spirits turpentine.
IA 3D. per cwt sf1NH tAH AsNIN3 al l-IN7 :

8readstuAs Market In Europe. 81
80. aN lh L0wron, Doc. 1874
Ths NORA Lane Ezprs, m 10 review Of the bresdstnfs
market the weather throughout Europe the past
week has been wntry. Many OF the Russian ports are
closed and will remain % until spring. The European
whest mArkets have been rm and the nuctuAtions
orally small In some place: rsc Of ono shilling .
have been passed. The weather svsrywhere II favor.
able for the crop r t.,'sf4r &.fr-.s-7 /