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4 a e ELsE Cs'TSION ST,
Especial to the Dispatch.l
VIRGINIA.
PoWHATAN-[O rrlcrAL.l

u EH
PoWHATAN--[ OrrlcrAL.]
For Congress: w. q. IT. Stowell, 794
William FL. Mann, 3O1. For Clerk: A. s.
Mayo, 1000. For the amendment to the
Constitution, 3O2; against 73o.
FRANKLIN.
For Congress: George G. CabeH (C.)
1921; G. Y. Thomas (R.), 676-Cabelps ma.
jority, Gs5. For the amendments to the
Constitution, 1,4T3; against. 379-majority
for amendments, 1,094. Greer, for Circuit
clerk, and Carper for County clerk, elected
without opposition.
MECKLENBURG.
For Congress !: w. Fl. e. stowell, 2,O13 ;
W. II. Mann, 97S; c. II. Porter, G. For the
amendments to the Constitution, 993;
against, 2,118.
ASSOCIATED Press telegramsJ
LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, November 9.-The Com
mittee of Seventy have made q formal and
earnest appeal to the President for the with
drawal of troops. The committee claim that
they have carried the State, and pledge them
selves for peace throughout the State.
Returns, official and unofficial, give Mon
cure (C.), for State Treasurer, 1859 major
ity-777 less than McEnery's majority in
1872.
Last evening Amos simms, negro, who
was elected on the compromise ticket, was
attacked by seven negroes in Hohma, Terre
Bonnie parish. Simms ran, and, being pur.
sued, turned and fired upon the party, kill.
ing one and wounding another. He imme.
diately surrendered himself, and was sent to
Jail, which was guarded during the night by
guard of citizens. Repeated threats were
made to lay the town in ashes, but all was
quiet there this morning.
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY, November 9.-Tbe Demo-
Gratis will have a grand demonstration and
Qualification tomorrow night. Houston and
other distinguished speakers are invited.
The Democratic majority in the State will
be $4,000, with six congressman and thirty
majority on joint ballot in the Legislature
Alexander White and other prominent
Radical leaders are in caucus here !; for what
purpose is not known.
FLORIDA,
TALLAHASSEE, November 9.--Late returns
show that Purman (R.) defeats Henderson
(D.) in the First district by from 500 to 700
majority. 1t will take the actual count to
decide the result. In the Second district it
is believed Wall is elected. The Senate is a
tie. The Republicans claim the Legislature
nv three majority on Joint ballot
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EOR NEW YOR X The 4<Ess,
4 Old Dominion Steamship Company's ssaz5+sssassss6
steamship OLD DOMINION. Captain WALKER
will sail TUESDAY, November 9th, at O'Clock
p. NJ.
Positively no freight received after 9 O'Clock NJ
Through bills OF ladlng signed anu gooGs Tor
Warded with dispatch to all points north, south
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; Gteerage, IS; round
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply TO
G.. w. ALLEN & CO., Agents.
no 9.2t Company's Wharf. Rockets.
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PRESERVES! PRESERVES

Strawberries, Da'
Raspberries, SMsgs''
Pineapples. 1 nIsss,h..
Crab Apples, Ieasnes, r,rrar
oseked in quart jars containing three poanhas 1 e s
for sale ut the usual price OF pI11fTr
was abundant, ut a. : sn7 Rro,,d street.
oc2 oO- -e e-e~-----
DEhcH APPLE. PEAR. PINEAPPLE
SE ssa GnIiiNnEE MARMALADEs at
- - 1na = PFZZINI,S, S07 Broad street.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP aSTFTS,
" COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

This VIII aEPassh one Of t1sF sp sas6
BELL. RICHMOND, ALBEMAkLE, and HAT hal
TERAS-eyery TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUN
These ships are entirely new, and were built eI.
pressly for this route. ,,,
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath
The fare, accommodations, and attention are IN
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New. York on the Compahy's co'efeu piei' o
NP Preights FOR points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge nade except ac'o@
e1 Fpreight received until s P. NJ. daily.
For Furtnsr iRIern M apapy 70 co. Agents,
aps Office Compauy's wbarves. Rocketts.
JAMES R1vG cSM STEAABoAr! z:assaL
TRI-WEEKLY LINE.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK; P2RTsM9UTTAAiw BA aoRk
pre1n 1Asb SIse s IN JAMES R1vER.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2s'. h 1siI !,
this Companys FAST aaa elegant P s.hes agryin.
snited Stats Mail and Adams Express, win !eaye
wharf. Rockets, for above-named poiS@s A ~ ~
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, aud FRIDAYS a. . ~
Al pssssnrers make sure connections WIN Bag Lint
| NJ Sorfois for Baltimore, Phiadelpnsa, anu Ses
York ,,oppf,rv ONLY Q 90
FARE TO NORFOLK AND aE- 90
TURN...........s.s..'ss. .''''.s-<@c IN )
Ware TO Baltimore. ..s@.'''' a "a
Eare 10 Philadelphia. 2S33
Fare to New York;. -. r. Re !,
Tickets for sale on steamers, a. GssDea g a S
Ticket Agency Main street, and k kasIaS, sfec
s 5N &C. Roston Norfolk, and Portsmouth,, sns
G 1easlar landings on James RIVER from A. d. se
sP. H., at reasonable rates. ,.,6
Freight for FIN " seenersi Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Recketts n M;n,s 9,
Acc Mt w D. Blair Co.'S, corner OF NELL s, a
Main streets. -
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RICHMOND AND pAgvlLLE RAILROAD Co., !
CFPICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA. October IL, 1874.
OF TRAINS.
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Consolidation of Virginia Revenue
Districts.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-The Presi-
dent has directed the consolidation of the
First and Second Virginia internal revenue
districts, retaining as collector Of the new
(FirsD district George S. Richards, late COL
lector of the Second district.
james G. Ramsey has been appointed col
lector of the Sixth North Carolina district
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FINANCIAL.

RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, November 8, S74.
Sales Of 81 600 Xirginia tax. receivable counons
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10y. ,ur#r--A FINE HElFER DCTCuERED
a.. ..ulGN-- AyTEHPTED MCEDER-oE GAEl-
g.. u: THs sAw J,IST STOCK COMPANY
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WASHINGTON, D. c., November 9.-Major
Thomas II. Price was admitted to the Su-
preme Court bar to-day. He will leave for
Montgomery in time for the meeting of the
Legislature, to which he has been elected
from Mobile
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BY Telegraph,
NEW YORK MARKETS.

CORE.-White, 81 bushels.
, 1874-09-02
MONEY AND CON MERGE.
FINANCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, sort.'1.
Tho money-markot was quiokotcd today by
tho lomauda that usually como with sottloment-
dny, and tho olearlngs rose to $4,00o.oo0.
Independent Of This, tloro is M improvement
to be noted day by day in general business and
Tho operations Of the banks. Tho retail trndo OF
tho city Ia beginning to fool tlo Objects OF tho
largo disbursements III building. Tho number
OF new storcs and housoa TINT nro In course OF
erection In different parts Of tho city Ia very
largo, az was shown In tho roal-estaso column on
Sunday Inst. Tho money spont for material aud
distributed amoug the worltmon in wagcs is flntl-
iDg its way into tho stores. Inquiries In different
directions among tho retail dealers show thoir
business to ho in better condition than for
many months previous. Wholesale business waa
noyor largor or bottor. At tho bnnkH. In conse-
ouenco Of tha state Of affairs, tho feeling grows
stronger cach day.
Tho rato Of discount is 10 por cont to regular
customers othor good borrowers lasc no diff
Guilty in 1naliug torms to suit themselves ut 7, ..
or per cont. neal.oslate loane aro 0@10 per
cent money on tho street Ia 8@18 por cont,
Tho or(lors for currency ron1Rin light, some OF
the bauks receiving moro currency than they
sond awny. -
discount for 1000 between banks.
tlrA n m
, 1874-09-02
CNICAQ0 DAILY MANKET.

1uESQAf EVENING" SGHf. l.
ALCOH0L-Wus firm at S1.Q591 90.
DAa01NG- In colnparison with tho preceding two
or t!rto weeks the week under reyew has lisplayud
less animation. The quiet now prevailing, however,
lost mona Of tho 1ru,ness recently cAaraoarzing it.
Of tho leang brands arc sold aead. Waol SACKS r..
main Inactive anl qnoteA 10 lower. Following aro
American a, alc An!oakeag, 3lc; Otter creek, 3lAc;
@18o: do double, aaGssc: wool sarAs, 63@5.o.
BRu0hl~ ~COHN-rho Hinrkct has lcen moro active
during the laat fun lnya ta1, for several woaa r1st
Eastern manufacturers laVe bought though not large-
IT, but tho fct Of holr appearance Is regarded NJ IN
Indication that thelr hsoeka ara low, mud thoy wll
lower ai,.i medium grades are ilr, up III hone IN.
stances. hghor practa have been obtained. Now corn
Ia beginning to coma forward. Contracts for fair coru
lass l'cen 1nada n tue country ut Do. Quo;ato,s:
itself into clooo hur braasn, 71lc; for good do,
oko good to choice stalk bras 75so Inferior brush,
nuiLp1Na n1ATER1Ats-woro In moderate de-
ntnrco, {225; Now Ybfk b.nsco, 5000 iO0 Lott
@aIo; Por!'aIa ss%enk s7.oos7.59 z ri; iime
y, ss ss's s.ua 'Ss S st ss!s!ias Sas
Sndasbi,ct isoaasa Sitl;Ssascs yvuS aud
c!ne pre5sud saSso 81 1el iiaa. lro1sud.
very ieyltIed change, IN. ~ ailHtio Of tLo Lutter
1narkot. Tho dc.nan. >thongh perlMps trllla lois
,Mrgsnt nt hss% ,4 te tst 70 asGsb s esF
somewhat higher figures s4s4 warN pbtaInablo week
aEo o!@y5o hnying 1sSn Salfzea trtAolatet. eaaes
.ss nissG sdor i .ssy e Ss "sf fea s
IN favor Of castcr pr!ues. ts Estor showing
symptoms Of Qocltne. Ws4ao!s:; Choice to fanoy
, 1874-09-02

sesS % :ss sf;' shsy. ss srsaf r
nriss, ntis.now aao'ea 4 bo9oto Following aro tho
ess' aXgss ass;s g S'fa ao! sss t 49,
dass N{so s1t5s 1aasa: Tin'eE nasc ,sra
s3i5a22; ssssfoo ol strictly paSs, 'ais' i;'' do
s s5sta' soG 3o No. eoo bank e. DO; atraita,
tine, ts1,so n'phtha, o3 gravity, loo nsphtha
'0Pmoni pWTnr6Ea- taes y, ....
IN tho condition Of thls market ariu III wno nSnr
re1!eN T1e receipts hayo heon s1asier, Which faet
pss a o
market CLOSES avoet varoca Tore aasiM ncbauel pus
rotates' f"'r to ehoise s2oo535 per poor d.
po.es. s1ea :o yser f"o nss o. + sss , srsss 1t
1ortey, re \; %sos79o; @59 do red $2:7s@a0o. ~
Ut X Tnsr" sar'y has 6sen fair during tho
saa pssy Tasy = 81 e. as. ''sn g ~,
&2.6o y doz: ducks. $3so@3.o0. ''' '''S'
during tlo Hess Prices ranging from es9 ss'se foe
Az The favorable woathor haa permitted tho hs mar
atorehomaos ere i.id 70 30 f Of seed Wills tho de-
msnd, though good for primo qualities, Is not sur
think that Under these circumstances rricos viii 20
down but others, anticipating an Immediate falling
on ~ ths trSssips sTe % r. ~ ho
proved, and tho market is now frm, Tho Light stock
having bocn rsduoed during The wsek fully ono-hnlf.
ffesly most Of Il going 70 uahers hence Tic ofier.
tngs IN he ms1kel ato not heavy, and, nndor good
oa i Il, nn
heavy to-day Rna tho demand fair for primo to choice
ausses ~ + Thtle poor grades xero slow
haI unchanged. Sales include lo bags choice timothy
$3so; as bsgs do st $275 4oA bags strictly primo
e. sss siss 25s :: e.. go sS:q 6
mss ss;ss ssss RsSf baes s4 q M pas.
mixed lots at SITS.
sALT-Wss setivs and eteady Tho receipts for tho
dinary searse LOO; diamond d t260; gzotnd
ssss sas Ssstssa S1ss esat .ss e's s .1S s with
dssn Tor apah but ohes sas
DO. xsood, ss@eso; Do, choico to oxtra 1no. S5c5
M.os; common to hns Old hyaon. b5@oso: common
to oa a sn9e 3D. s
1lo: extrn Moyuno, $l3o@l IS; choice to e1tra nav
'3span, osS9s H common to good Do os@7so; far
e ne ooons o5@o; good, 55@c5o; choice to extra
TobAooo-1s fairly aettvs and firm. We quote:
EmR our-Extro 75as5o choice, o0acso ;naodlum,
:. Ikue-N Natural Isai, 7sSaoo; halt bright, ooe7uo
~ saosEo-ooSa e choice, sa@sto: medium, 500
9sssS ssSs s nsissS ss1 sss saSs 6
to the supply md tho marKat il rm Il Higher laneo
q ptico1 than those quoted d week ago:
aood 70 primo tuo-washed. .E2@65o
Elmo and medium waahed feeco.. 45a41o
Medium and ooarzo unr.shed eSSso
d..
, 1874-09-02
GOLD QUOTATIONS..
Il: J, Christoph & Co. furnish tho following


short date, 6M6 money, 2GpoH.
TreaHs1ry disbursements, 81, $50, 900.
Customs receipts, S250,000.
Produce exporlh for tho weol S5.5ss O17
Total since January, s197, 1853, 400, against sis
gag 227 tEo aa1no tirno last yoar. '"0S'7
Gold, 1oo9s@1u94l. opcliipg and closing ut the
latter price. Carrying rates, per cent, aud for
borrowing, 1Go3. "'A
Clearings, $20,O00,0 ,000.
Sterling dull at 4Sg1@Ase}4 for 60 days, and
408190DfBy BiGht. "AA
Ita.lroad bonds quiet aud a.oat1y. stata bonds
active, si particularly Missouri Ga. Governments
Stocks opened atrong at IN advance Of 116uk
10 tho general list, aud h GU Eric. Tie mar.
ket continued firm aud advancing, excepting
Erie, which declined steadily. Union Pacific ana ana
Western Union wore tho principal featllray Tic
market was quiet and firm during tho Inst hour
Of buHinoBs, aud the hlghcs. quotations Of tbs
day wero mule at an advance which ranged from
}4 to 136 por cont. Shortly before lie close
tloro was . roaction Of 1 to4 pcr cent. Erie
oloaed 81 34]l. The two extromes Of tho div
were a5A and a41. Among tho Hslos wore e
81 0ou shares Western Union, il 600 pacitlo Null
2a0o0 Erie. 1000 Lake Shore, 10000 Union
tsollo. 9,600 Hook Island and 1000 Wabash,
, 1874-09-02

for ehfnmcnt, closing at A111o. Caal, sa1os vero
Do Il 1000 Ja do G. nt 4S,o;' Is oo6 bu do do
q 4o4o ~ ,ooo bl do Mt 4011Sc; i, b0o bu do at
4eo; 600 bn No. whlto ut 4l9lo; 1890 bu do
o. o. 600 bu do at 41o: 1,200 bu roiootol ut
e9o 2,4oo bu do at 871{o; Zoo bu (by gan,ple)
:"nite jht aug, On traote Tota], 11G,6D0 6n.
itye Wae III hettor domnnd and sn,ullor supply,
iaes Which resulted In an advance Of 10 per BIZ.
INC marriott cloHod at 75,1c. Seller tho month
Man quiet and strong at 7ic, which nguro WINS bid
a. tlie oloao. Cash lales woro reported OF 400 hu
No. at 7oco; t,200 hu do at 75L6o; 600 bu do
Total, g. COO bu,
Barley Was dull, with M enslor fcoling on tho
speculative graaos, III consequence OF slight
lnoSohao tn tho volume Of receipts, aud
a. auGmont of somo 10,40D BIZ In
tue stock In atora during tho paat wools.
sollor the month opened at 00c, md do
cilnou to 8Bo at tho oloBo. Seller October Bnld
a. o4e@e6o,' with good doal OF changing to-
tween tho two monthn ut 90 difference. 0ash No.
2olosod nt Ole No. do 300; and rojocsed at &c.
Onsh HaoH woro reported OF a00 bu No. at $50;
0,200 'bl do at 02c; 800 bu do at plc; 1900 b,i
sample at 81 10; 400 bU do Mt $1.05; 400 bu do
at 0bci 400 bu do 1t 800; 400 bu do Mt SIC, oil
on track. Total, 8,400 bu.
unA1N IN STORE.
Tho following Aro the footiugs OF tho official
report of grain iu Htoro in This city on
Saturday oYoning last. aud at corresponding
datea:
, 1874-09-02

Yellow 2sa32e; medium To good grades, 22925o: In
forlor 70 common, 15S1lo.
y, cilEESE-Dusnesa Ii quiet evon for this soason Of
J.. tne yGaT wheu nothing moro than fair noycmcnt
specially 'ne seS sI n nSt
11ngiy mud aro promptly nllcd al tho quoauona fol-
111w,nG Now York factory, l2k@1oo; Western do,
~. uoAi-nnr!ng tho week rriccs Of hard coal havo
,s nven aavaasea ~ pcr ton. Dinous vares re-
nsau nteAdy At hbout formnr quotations. Thoro Is
ssory 5aiT movement at the following pricos Lehig
otSos IT, so 1aos,wanns range
ann oannsl, $500; Irlo ind walnut Ial 8i.65: LICK
3sh, *7.so; nrooks, $3.50; nlosabur8, $91o Iocilng
vnnvy, Sooo imdiana bloch. $o.co bnoni. $3.50
,.s DRUGS AND DolfEAtIOAL9--AIoscbunta report m
improved demand. Bovnral articles mentioned in the
Of GoEgamot, which is very Nrm in New York. W
, 1874-09-02
Also tile following, without oompnrlsons:

WtAdrnWn from BtOre Yesterday fnr citv
consumption: 2.2e5 bu wheat; 1850 bu com;
2137 bu oats. 4. .{l1e t,, rva & dEa In hor,o,,
Tsa - ta,,.a,;,;I ; .''.s W fye o'so7 oa patloY.
ino 'oho"ing grain haa boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: cars No.
spring wheat $40 cars No. do; IL cars No, do;
7 cars reiectod do f9o9 7yhont1. IL oo-. h,ot
nirca cor1, 10, oors o,,7 IN On ~ WIZ ns.
""A'u 'oin - cals "ho lo,zoo pu NO. do; Il
cars ro1ootea 40 tl7o corn) Cars white oats; 23
cars No. do; car rejected do cars No. 2
carr Ma, 4 lo cars rs,octod ~. a.n.a s
" <oo M',t, .o'.e.o" wi caf no Gfado
" l9A pafey). Iotal lo1o cafs), 2l2,000 bu.
Inspected out: SO, ego bu wheat; 172,so9 bu
barley, ''~' @'30' w
1or,o ,,uo,,o..,.
aa.'a so ~, p'upoition Q! tue ABOVE wlent, and
noaa.y nIl .he Gafley ls noted as old. This is
was dropped from the inspection this mornno
inspected last nght IaTotofar" osn ol1 Maa . I.eay
been at considerable premium NOW 4 1;,' nHa 10
dumped into tho aamo Gin with the now. - "''' w
tor the past month was aB follows. ''os'o1
inspected ia. q. .4os cars ~ q ,oo o,o
Inspected in, Id boats, or saa is1 1' h
.-.w e-o..~. :"
Inspected SS S
!. Only one appeal was taken from the iuapoo-
tion during the month"; and III that case the In
The floor Of tho Exchange was dlsgraced bv a
lght to-day,-the only ono in mauy Years. Jo,,n
Watson and @. III. Droga were tue parties, Of
course thoy woro quickly separated, TIN Direet.
or ors ts,, suspended the partios for one day they
show their displeaauro at the quarrel. Int tl,at
they intand to put down tho practical jokiur in
which tho affair originated. There is too muol
Of that kind Of joking on tho iloor. and '.l tic
chief Of the 1okora has been caught At Lis own W
, 1874-09-02


Oh Tuesday, Sept. 1: :.
o17x PROPERTY.
Indiana ny, 15o II Of Sixteenth at, e I, o5xls3
oht.gs sy s sss Ct Ashland az, s;:iia 4'
VI sssa ay vs. sos Il Il RoJsy st. a;1ias
rth 81 asi'a n.y. a7s 2 Il Van huron it. aa LOO
Of qsxi06 ab-loo II, dated Sept. 5000
Van huron et, llo Il . Of Titth Nv, n +, und 4
sersoa q asa'se e. sft'a sfns q oexrs Il. s;1
- s. ~ sig.; Il: a;: ',s
rraiso M T. ~. aiss is eaS fs:ntyrst
60117 $40 q, dated Aug. II t5atnea 4. ~
Tie et pssnses r. No. Ws%t 81 va oh:r 000
rds n; Ensies with s
xef tSRsit Sarfs ZIG ts ats ot Schiller it. 81 Sx
@ Isl 40 Il, dated @ ,i,1 Aug. I..s:;s;:;S 1900
m:d!:ss !. i$s 81 i:iia i: + asss IT, W.
usistsa It. ie5 81 of Tift;sirtG it. xs1
n1iiwaukeo y, liz II . ef Kacksr II, sf,2
qi@ou aoS Fl a,tsS aV aqS a.9S n Ct Twentyior t. 5000
sds 7ss1aa 5.1a1 r T'th 7S11a4 # in same o.,
oanslpSrt Slx astsa 49, sse Cor Morgan * soa1iX
Branch Dlssiiling Co: .:":..;........: 26,ooo
5o319 It TO alley, with improvements, dated
6gpt~ -. @Vuu
Polk st, rs fte Of Aberdeen at, +, 25x10o It,
dated Aug. 70, 1872. 1000
shobcr 1t, 5n IT n Of North Nv, 1, 12sxl241*
#. With 90 ether lots in sanlc subdivision,
Evergreen ~, rs IT . Of Lcavitt 81, n /, 1oo11G0
#; also Fowler at, 1o54 It o Of Leavitt st, -.
T. 5211e2 It, dated Sept: :1................. 5000
Calumet nv, near Thirty fourth at, . I, 33x12s
It, with othor property, dated Sept. 1...... 5000
Twentieth st, q # Of Purple 1t. n I, 25x1oo
II, With buildings, dated Aug. 31............ 1850
North nv, II 81 100 It v Of franklin Ut, nj, "a
zol11 It, with improvements, dated Feb. L.. $500
6ouTH OF c11X-LIh1Ts AND WITHIN nADIUs OF 7
MILES or counr-uouBB.
Forty-thtrd st, 70 9 Of Langley st, ST, 251
50 1t, ds!ed Aug. $500
=, dated July a.. 5,4oo
g, 1s dated Aug. 81. 1909
2o4 Lola H. dated Sept l.................. 1860
, 1874-09-02

Aota1AAu HAb 1nf from GG}tH ht4Iva Init
tho offerings were not Hucont to eatafv II MI Lii
err obtained rather better prices than preyacd lnst
week. We quote common and medium 1t 81 7S1a sn
and good to choice at $3.7H9{.75 es'+'o'
BUFFALO.
nuTFAto, Sept. .1.-CArTLE-Roceiptu to-dav ann
making tho total thus far 6,645 hen.l or Is curs'
sganat 628 cars tho Same 1c last week. Tia 1nsrtot
opened slow, with very Light run Of stock anI
at afrong last weoks prices Buyers mud SELLERS "a
hpaft on common cattlo tho former hnngtng Of for
ell8ht concessions on all grndea. About 1U0o wern
Sold Sales Of 700 1lllnoa stecra, averaging 77o
t$L26@137K: 250 Missouri a.oors, aYcragiiln 75gfa
10s2 At - ooa5. 90; 100 Michigan uteers, averaging
Ipo!al at $325@5.75 10 1nluna stocrs urcrapina
1s ao3sal ioo .. s4o05 rs Ohio atoors, aycragae
1G19l,36s. at $3.65Sc.00.
hiLKF AND IAlns- Receipts to-day $500. max.
ng tho total for tho week thus far 06 against 500
sho eamo htno last week. Market not fairly opopcj
Western shecp Of inferior quality aud Uatsala stock
hare Just arrived. Not aufnciont doing 10 Indicate
adriccs from tie East. Ae
uooa-nccelnts to-day, co., making tho total for tDe
Wcck thus taz 10 AGO. against 90o Tho timo lNst
week MARKET SLOW and rricea allado Meaker; York.
efar SN1o8e.76; heavy ho;r, $7.250S7.75.
ST. L0UIU
;, 81: LouIs Sort. l-uoon-Iis1ncr; best grndca
es,aaca' ,s eaeo; butchosa, 797alc; extra, 90. Re-
uAr7IE-unchapsed. Receipts, e75.
, 1874-09-02

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 1.-Wuol irn. u.ld tn fatr de.
mnnd stock SOURCE; Ohio, Pennsylvania, mud Wssi
Virginia Xxx anI .5oyr, 5aHe965o: x, 6aGl53Ho,
medium, b!GS5t coasse, l 50: Now Yurk, Alsl,i.n
InAlata, anu Western fine, 4dt iuo medium 6la So
coarse, la@i7o eomD!uy waGAed, Gutlu,o cp,, Gni
unwaBhea, ao9t3s; tno llnwushea, 02 s3su I.rst
nnl medium uuwnBloll, 109.oa tub wayIvtl tnn 1o
No. I aud super pulled, Aug A5a; lamts, 3slsiIo,
, 1874-09-02
COMMERCIALS.

TUESDAY EYEN1Nu, Sept. l,
The following were the receipts and ship
monts Of tho leading articles Of produce tn Chi
cago during tho past twenty-four hours, aud for
the corresponding lato one year ago:
, 1874-09-02

uoas-Tlo hog trade oponci quiot thls morniur.
and continued slack to tho close. buyers sue,reI liz
inclined to tako hold ozcopt at something Of rcduc.
ton from ycstordaya rates. but holdora snterlainel
urn vicws and would not part With o!r stock at nny
TO extra grades easy dHposod Of at full rasas hut
many common aud medium lots woro left over, buy
Wesc reported at $5.25at.25 for soaawags, Mt sG6oa
o.so for common to medium, and ut s7O0@7.55 iof
9eoa 70 choice. Thoro waa little trading st higor
ueuIe than Sl6 congor Bros. aold two loads, aror.
aaag 29o las, At $500. Tho market closed nrn.
, 1874-09-02
El41n Dairy Market.

ELn1a, Ill.,. Sept. 1.-TAo UoartI was wel
attended today, and cheeao may ha quoted firm,
Will an advance Of 10 per p9and for
at 11!to to 1870, for fl orean.; $3.50 bo1ea sold.
Irregular In pi,e, from 10 to 19Ke s5co pounds Of
total amount Of sales, SO. the hcayiost
salss over nado tic nnlrl. Tho mo'nbcrs Of thu
Lizard presumed the President, DR.. j. To1t with an
elegant ellYcs Hek Valued Ut SlI0.
, 1874-09-02

The statist,cai romm;ttoa Unoa r. ,,,, .,o,.,.
Cotton Exchanro have ran.;vad a,o roo "ao.npn's L.
soriea of onnst;o,so 1rorsn',nJa ii1 tsspoasos te
cotton prospeots IN the So,unhts =. tne
fhoao rasnorsc. - ~ fre.a Wst aHtslot. ~
representing 90 countiaa az from Nortl, 1YiS'
siesippi, representing 40 couptoa: co ram 'Ar AZ.
kansas (north OF Arkansaa RiyorI representinr
snt;, % S;oanaies; es IL. IL from North Alabama repre-
responses is Aug. IT, or tho 2l2 ros1,onses. 9 ia
answer constant drought sinco Jn1v IL az I;rhf ne
looal rains, q fair rain1. ' ~ W "eD'
Sixteen, no damage to crops. Inn chec,od
growth. LOS serioua e)ieddnr ~ forns orff vn,1e.
, 1874-09-02

NKw YonK. sopt. l.-1n tho dry guols market thert
Was freef paokngo movement today, and jol,.
bling bFaueaea showed \ marked itnproyenient
Woolen goods vero qlhot In hrat lauIs. Hhawlss
atrta aud AoaietJ Nerv u iuapyoyed raaucpt. Rins