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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-07

SECOND GROWTH OF STRAWBERRIES. = Mr..
James 4. Piper, residing 10 the western sub
urbs OF the city, has strawberries Oh his vines,
of second growth, as large as Cherry. and have
the appearance OF coming to maturity II careful
ly protected, This is rare occurrence in this
latitude. -Std1nton Trciuidu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-07

Ms- INFORM ,TIoS WANTED.-Thls is To no
tily the pubic that information is earnestly So
lici.ed by h distressed wife and family OF the
present Whereabouts Of VIM. B. Hutchinson, who
mysteriousy disappeared from his residence,
near Plcasan. Valley 2. o., F,irfsx county,
w., on the 4th day of August 1874 de Is
about 10 years OF age. feet lOincnes in helghth,
ard weighs about $50 pounds; rather dark CON
plcxion, dark hair, blue eyes and has lille
and whlskers, had on when he lett home --
coat (vcry lght) and pants Ozark y he is Il stone
maso. by trade. This information Is sought to
relieve the anxiety OF distressed wife and chill
dren, and also sn aged mother. nov 1T
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THE ELECTIONS.

Southern outrages" have suddenly ceased.
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ROUND HILL This new terminus OF the
Washington aud Ohio railroad, is now scene
of hustle and business activity. The track has
already been laid to within short distance OF
the site Of the depot, aud the work OF grading
and filling up for the new buildings Is nearly
COMPLETED Several gangs Ut hands are en-,
gagged on lie extension to SnlckcrsVlle, and
the work is being pushed forward with an
earoestness that indicates business on the part
of the MANAGEMENT. The depot buildings will
he erected at an early day. when the runnlug
of the cars to Round Hill viii be commenced,
and the shipments of the products OF the Ter
lille farms 10 that vicinity will present sight
that will cause cJjlcng
4 new road has been laid out and construct
ed. leaving the turnpike at right aDge', a
short distance west OF the store, which Is de-
cided Improvement on the Old one, aud every,
thing bears the impress OF progress aud We'll
directed enterprise.
4 new building has just been put under root
by Mr. Wright, and the foundation for auoth-
er substantial stone structure has been aug
and il will be put up without delay. -LOudoUn
Enterprise.
Col. LAWRENCE MARYE. We announce
with pleasure the election to the Tennessee
State Senate 1rom inc Cna'lauu"S' ol',ite "
Col. Lawrence Marye. The vote by which be
was elected will be gratifying to bis many
friends in Virginia. In Chattanooga, where
MAYNARD, Radical, for Governor, led his pop.
ular opponent Judge Porter, l46 votes, Marye
tied his Radical opponent, whilst 10 the county
of Hamilton he led over 800 votes, thus secur..
Ing his election. COL Marye has only resided
10 Chattanooga about three years, aud the re-
suit is strong proof Of great personal popu.
larily. He is native of Fredericksburg, and
brother of the Hon. John J.. Marye, former
" Lieutenant Governor OF Virginia.
S Dealhau, 50 King street. THE Fash
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-07

S. Dealhan, SO King street, THE Fash
ionabIr CIorhler.
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oct % Corner Frlnce and hIr'hA HtT""tE
MBRELLAS! UMBRhLLAo!
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COM .si Eis(E.AL.

nov 1T w. N. BERKELEY, Pm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-07
nov eff j. NJ. BROADUS, U. i. a.
EANNEY S OLD DOMINION TONIC
81 RJTTERS

And for sale, both wholesale and retail, ut our
Drug Warehouse, AS King street, A!eXaI-
dru Viryin. sep Is
, 1874-09-24
CHICAGO DnY.tiO0DS 11ANKET.

"WEDNESDAY EvEEtH6, Sept. %.
Only fair act1yity hos been apparent III any depart
nent pf tho try-gootls narlet sitco rayr,x of
week ago. Tho Humber Of urlrrs received wns IT'LL
donb,elly larger than III any previous at
responding period, but, they were Utmost without
exception for small moderate anounss tho aggregate
distribution fell below tho ayerago. In comparison
with last weck, however, insnrovoont tn nocl.
Improvement IN tic demand for gools suited to Tho
wants Of tho fall anu winter trade fl confidently looked
crcaB!ng ata1 collections ali that co1d reasonably
10 e1peetei thnt ~ reality our wholeaale merchants
brown oottons ara still unsettled, aotao important re-
tluctona having been mado during tho week, bat for
other ,lea tile market presents soaly tone. There
in activity In carpetings, and tho market 10 tg
for all we-know makes, anil for desirable patterns
gonnraly. Following nro tho royised quotatiols:
, 1874-09-24
MONEY AND COW MERGE.
MONETARY,

rrpykspAY Evrf1ya, Bcpt a.
l,otlor opportunities to do buGinuaH. under tho
bright aklos aud stimulating atmosphere Of TO-
day, could not 10 desired But ut Tho banks cor-
tainly theae opportunities wore almost entirely
neglected. The CaHhlcr Of one OF tho lnrgoas IN"
ssltu.ions reported l,o had not aoan customer to
buy, and no ono offering TO soil exchange for tito
taat thrco days. Another shuwad uR. with
grim bniao, two notes, 1T all for loss sha' e3oo,
which ho sald ho should probably tale. Ano.hor,
whose or.lcrs ofton rim up into tho ht'n'
drodB of thousands, had directions TO snip
somc 100000 currency to tho country, and his
seco,pts woro 1uas about that amount. Thoac
arc Riyou moroly us spocimous to illustrate clio
dullneso ovorywloro brooding ovor tho banks.
Co,npasati7ely, thero Ia literally nothing to do.
nj courso ttoro il the uBnnl routine Of connter-
business, but even this Is far below tho general
average ut this season.
This want Of activity at tho banks Is Rupplo-
montcd atld ia partly duo to marked tlullneHB on
tho Board Of Trade. tho market Booms to l1avo
boon corucrci by lilo speculative olcnloht there,
and hence TIL after tho settlements of tho 1st of
October legitimate! shipments to any constd-
crnbto extont cnnuot DO expected.
THO jobhlng merchants still report steady
trade, with good prospects for tho fall months.
ouoahons y ser fss 9 s psr eaos Vii c oa
WITH caah colaternlA, 5@8 por cent stroot ratos
nominal at 10@1S per cent. Transactions llia-
tied. New York exchange 25GD50 conts discount
per 81, 900.
Tho amount Of bonds now hold by tho Troan-
ury to necl,ro National Dank note circulation Ii
e3sG, ,0t4, 900, and to secure public deposits,
a1G, 100000. Tito outstanding National Dank
aoto circulation Ia $3.50, ,3s3,'tu0
LOCAL. 8ToCK RATES.
Tho bnuking-houso Of proaton, Kean Il Co.,
No. 100 Washington street, furntsh tic following
, 1874-09-24


Consideration.
Michigan ey, 4s7 # n At Eighteenth ut, ef,a2H
xiT1 nl8 fl, with buildings, fatSt AuE. tE,S aS01O
1gyiNH place, y COZ af WcAt Polk AZ, o I, st BIG
112J IT, ttated Juno Observation-Disclosures, No.. B4o0
Millard ~. y " cur Of West TwcMty-sixlh at, q
~ p g-to1l2t 0-1o II, satod sopt. 21....... 9loD
nndvislci q 5dx152 ft, ,aieti Aug Ill.,. 1880
IT, dated Sept. 44oo
dated Sort. 10000
It, dated Aapt. lN............,,,,.,,.... A15
The promises No. III Johnson rlaco dated Sept.
colosno at, Il IT " III Deorin9 1t, II i. 1oa1As tt,
Naea snft. Ma. ......................... ltdeo
NORTH OF cry LIMITS, WITHIN 4 n1u1us or MILES
Of c0unr-tfnuHE.
Lot 2, DHck Il, 1aycnswoot, tsted aug. 49, IS 11SD
BOu1lI OF UiTY LfAtITa, WITHIN nAntuH Dr AfLEu
or Cuunr-ti0usE.
Wabash az, 1,ct Tisty-a1th nnd Fifty-hoventt,
sts, WI i60x1D1A #, dated Sept. H.......S u 500
8auga,notl At, 1oar boulevard, W t, aa1l2t It,
horgan II, iear Tifty-thirtl, Q i, 1Jt(.ia5 B-io
It, dated Ncpt. H.. Observation-Disclosures. SEQ
Lot on street bet Wootllawn nntl E,!a.lilale nva
and 100 II u Of rotsy-njnth Ut, W r. 1U0xa0o
H. latea1 Hnpt. ~. tuDQ
wEsT 0F CITY LlAffTg, WITHIN A rAutUs Or MILEB
OF C0unT-lfoUBE,
West Cl1ica0o ~, II O cor of Richmond nv, +,
% 9~l0xl25 II, with AGx12G BIO It III earne
block dnsed Jn1y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
Homer 1T, " cor Of blanchard nv, II I, 10U112s
II, with 25x1?5 II opposite, dated Bops. 1a.% S,U0
, 1874-09-24


Ing ii os for IL. milwaukee, sl.0G for No. Chi
caEo. Corn quint and unsettled saas, ~ 500 bu No
bu to urrlvo ut quo.
NEW yoRE, Sept. 2J.--ELouH-ReoeIps, II, ,001 brla;
Soo; common so sood exlra 10, si.o0@5.t5 good "a
chpco do, s5,boG5.s1 whtte wheat Mestera e1t1n,
e.trs ohl9 RS ee H. nS1is sSsSg
nlal,l n. =. .3aR 5.G0.
Cons MEA1-FIrm; Western. sta6@4.76:
active and decidedly nr1ner for winter receipts 2-
7a3 IN; $los fos Ne. sprinn; sl :lo@l1a for No3
9aess IS IN ad s :R'las sss tS2
SLIP for old No. Minnesota; flo9sl25 for ungral
I'd 1owa aud bIinnesots sprig tl.2l&l 2s for NJ: e
niss IL now asbsr ~ do; @ s1.ss for now Hnbos IN
iaua; 81 80 for now whito do; 40 for white
Ssr5 M IT, slsy af 1t GSs Ss an naFsy ssa
opened heavy about 10 iowef; coaed rataer En- 1nesa
s!ssay itte bs,es inquiry Fsssps H. lo9]o s]os'"a ~
buyers o7c. scers o75o 9GGs07 for WcstcEn mixed n
store; a,.l HOS for who Western NJ 2. oa,s sasae
s s.sn y ,:;Es a.sss Tsssps 81 sts s ''f
1IAI-6teady ut Go9e5c for alippiug'
IInrs-unthanGed. .,o,,
gold. Sugar quiet; aearcely 80 firm; 8htaaaa tor
irllniug. Motasaca quiet and Unchanged A1ce qulo3
lErnoIEua-puil a,i easier; crude, &c; refined,
REs1v-Firm NJ $50 Isl for strained.
IunpEarlNE-pu ut :Vjo for spirits.
EuGs-tIrm 1T 35G;9Gc for Wcsseru,
lnov1sloSs--rosk unchanged; slies; l,o9o bss.
cef lu!e. esf ham5 nnslauEs saa uat ,s msaa ayc ~
mttldlea dll mud unchanged. Lard hrncr; 1l4o Tor
u.tnlo steats,.
GarkaE-Flrm; ltti@1 lu for cosu'non to rrin1c
Wn1sky-Iowur Ut ti.07A@l.Ds.
ssA12'aasseSSs s .esy sso sPs IL Es iroassSlsa
rcurco and tlrl at $B. fU.EU; American duh nna
cayy | It s,io9a3loY sheet, l5t5lsiu eola for Rus
u Gorsos~qaiot sales. s4s, balcs miltng upland.
10ae: nIIdliug Oslsas l0ss9; nss Eouo,pss II baSa
is:| 'N NovenSsr ss il, sseisist 1ds psesSs us
JsuayM + aa usSa. so r'1sTs 11 u aSSS IS
s,llLApELruIa.
pll1AApEtril1A, sopt. 9J.-uurTlls-Firm prime
Western. sss.0s0o; fair to good, .3t9a'o; eommoo'
-us',rnaE-E1sm; Western prime, 1sH@loHc; ha'f-
'>i:a Eaas-stea.iy: wo,toru. express, saaaie; do
fraght, 41Ga.11
FsoTaD extra, s,oo9tso; NortTestefn s,,'a q. ';o
-lyheat-Uhoiea wanted, nthcr gmtes aaA "
fs ys s'a,y 4 s .r a"s, Fiji siy ,ss %ats VIZ
81. 'o2ts1oa Cats steady; white oifaed' m'f''
fnovisioss-Qatet Mcss pork, 2,eoa.sa; peef
hau,a a:lo; sa,osod hnn.a, l5esiGv 10 s4o''
MIhic; alonllurs, 101,4ailo. Il,ua iu pickle isS9
IiA &. Haltrd shoulders, vAslo4c. 1ara-"easefa'
hrl'l ut i 4}lGbI5Ac. aoo,<.
EraoIEUM-tteaLy; refined, crnac, SSSSHo
III barrels; 4t4Cs4lc IN hulk.
TuIsKY-!teId Ut Slut,
SEW ORLEANS. ..
NEW UaIgANn. la., Sart E,.--l'nIAnaT6tFs-f!oa
.,,iie w!itu nizc. Uso whts, so1 Oats III spsou.
lustva derla,3d held at Uaa
InlN-tlUlbt Ut LIZ.
llty-pult; pyirue, 441 OF: choIcn. SO 30.
laovlSiuaa-l'url 'tul aud nomtnal It $1,000. Dry
It M!5Saldl&GSiTc. linus dull nj 14H@l1c. Lard
0ulnl !; iierra, la1les10t; kog. l9Ee.
dRooIpIEs-AnAar scarce aud Arm fully fAir. 10c.
3fD1a4seA-No it!ntket,
Wn1s4r-sawo anl arnler; Louisiana, &1.Q6 {.
Western, fl.U3Jl.l3
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept, ~. = FLou1 - Dull md tn.
ua1is--wbsat lul. We<.arn iovut ne. + nd
, 1874-09-24

do nhoultlcra, 60 looso. Bacon meats 10l>1o for
Aoo, l5c for abort ribu, 16A{o for short oloar,
Z, lloveF + Daoon hna's 55,!i@lei1e. nie;a ,bssi'
SHED; oxtrn mess do, s10.6D; boof ha'nH,
s22oop22 80: CITY tallow, 8}161oa1o,; crease e
nu'n!nal at o@0a,. sales were reported of 4 20
lotH) ut &23.00; 050 brls do at a23.75; 900 brls
to. Bolor Ootobox. Mt a22 IS; 6oo hrls do. sollor
tlo yoar, at al8.15; t00 brls do. aollor 1ant,ary
and Tobruery, at $ls;a0; 25o br'a DO at sls.S5;
100 tca lard ut 91I.5n; loon tcs f!o. eolor tho
year, ct 511.7o; sou los lo. aollcr fobr4ary, at
a11871G.
Flour was qaict and 1r,u.. Thero was 1tllo
aomand from ai,ippots, mud less than tls.tnl On
local account bnt holdcrs wore, firm ti their
ylowB OIL account Of tho strength In wh0at. Tho
rocolpta Of tl,o day about cqueod tho shipments.
Eyo flour WIS III fhir denlatltl, and bran was
Btoaly at tho recent ADVANCE. BaleH Woro ro-
puttod Of 100 l,rls white wnser c1trns at sg.76;'
10 brta tlo at $3.50; 900 brla do OIL private to,B;
10 brls do low at 3350;. GO Lra spring oxtras,
patont, at sa.10; 100 hrle 10 (sflnp.) at s5:5Q;
loo brls do at e5.25; 100 brlu do at $4.v0; 275
brls do OH private toriny 81 br11 s,porllnoB at
eI.25; 4s Iris ryo at s50; 100 br]a 10 at s5.'D.
Tatn!, f,917. thirty tous bran ut a17.u1 on
truck. rho market cosod at tLo following range
, 1874-09-24

Tho Fittsburg Gazette sayB:
No understand that tic final statement of tho colt
Iany as been prepared and viii ba presented to court
Today 1t apIeara from It that tho liabilities OF tho
Company arc about 81 l2o tho assets $751; p0,
leaving $75 600 the tho wrong side Of tho ledger
From te latter sum IL TO be subtracgl $t4O OOU tho
amount Of the deposits natIe by stockholders lear!ng
s5D5 600 tho Tint tho stockholurs win be re-
amouns IT will bo necessary to lcyy assessment OF
e297.5D each pharo, 30 the stockholders will not
only 1oso the value Of their sarcs, hut Will be roureu
30 Tint tho assessment will bo much heavier because
It s said that b00 an1 probably su0 aatos will 10
bio to pny nnytLng, ilus requiring groater loyy
Trust Company to Tho amount of s3soouo. aud the
county to tie extent Of slbD000, tho balance Ut tho
ss9sooo to bu divided among other creditors.
By the timo tho Stockholders OF tllH bankrupt
concara got their individual liabilities pud up
they will ho in about as good hun.or Ri wore tho
pais,ea after tho Great Fire OF 1871.
new foEK. Sept. 23.-1reaeury disbursements,
sl03. 600. Customs receipts, ai29, ,000, Money,
2@2zS; prime discounts, !dG0u. Sterling 1uiot
for aiglt. Gold, 109;S@1o0N. Carrying ratay, AS
1@l2 Loans fiat. Cleariugs, 81, 200. .0O6,
State bonds quiet md no.nlnal, except Ten
neaHeoa, which improved slightly. In railroad
bonda, dealings were confined to PaciAes. Goy-
or1lnentH quiet.
Stocks opened strong anl continued 10 al-
yance, With but one slight reaction, I1riug tl,o
day, the cloHinE prices Ill many instances being
highest Hincc tho pteaont upward movement bo-
gan, tho advance for tho day ranging LtDl3< nor
cont. The aalea Of tho day wcro ovsr 2s5.o01
shares, OF which 10, 400 wore Weatoru Uu.ol,,
$4,000 Pacific aIail, 10000 Eric, $4,000 Lake
shore. $1,000 Union Pacific. 1l,oo0 Rock Ialand
l3,50D st. Paul, 11,51D Wabash. $1,000 OLoy.
aud 900 Columbus, Chicago t. Inlinna Central
, 1874-09-24

On sH y, taF-n 4. l91dt f a9 i31l2 IA sl3oq; la1
ssfe1 t'' ao' l0'uD'' l'la'' ~ s'4'.o no. ''''''
as.ns I'll ?qs i, NS S; ,., a,na s,>, ,
aos s6%n,:r-no,,,na a%o: ~. .,,o,,,,t,u ,n..x ~.
snsrr 2auMFuli casks i9s: raa ti uapti|y ID i6tfo.
"'i gtsf Iii faoy-o g. 4,fo rs,c,: 1ss,a ro Ia l,
hslos'ss s,sA iso III 1s NO. 1''a' '''; American hs
w sn H. .eaa r H., e, i n'1i a c,g
II xa: IA aud il. 1ak", ts on. ID ID. Il 1tc IL
liz: H. 1oc: 2a .on hi b,nie. 81 uer ~ ces't MT ill.,
ct,nt ~ fanss wire MI IT, A"' D'<A"''' ~ Pe' s'A' o''
NA11.s@Tho ticinnnl continues good at tho annexed
r,tea i5aeod, rer ies. s57S; ii ana I'd DO, soo;
sS7S: ciinch. s5.s5 S'''' ' N~' E"'-'' wv N'''S'
NAydI, sF,5isE in mnderato o,nana. M,u-
earl. u ~ y 1HSttr: marna = Y, i}S,ar. tarrei
ropo' i IL. 17Ssc: oaki. u bio, sA19Sooo: mtc.
- ass9soo; tas Ir, ss.s5sS.SS; sssin. ~ sSso
ess;ig gS.trcca Js rcn,,n r,, anil rc,,,ncoa Thcro
was hora local and inierior e1nantl u liz annosei
fSi]c In 1llinos r1ni tsst. 1S dr.. 16est5La: az
l,nnIoft Tx .1c nrtr, iartf afrctly Winter
$i:lsSsi.3o; o1tsa af1, si.o;; No; j, gSso5s; IL:
77o s1cr, IL 1iuG93. DO: ucstsfoot o, strictly nmro
:iio do s1tra, SSo 10. No. i, soe; bsiE oil s5o
turre1tinc. f14ao: nauhsln. S q, nraTtty. 15Haioo:
uatlthu, COMMON i1c
a asrne1 @ onpsa u' s9d n.1, G
l,oso sot at 7oc mud somo dealers ,ycro asking B0c,
Sweet POTATOES ,yoro dull md In taruo s1lt,ply Wo
Glloto Eary Rose G5fR76o in carr Do mar FL from
ature 7o6SSo ,o uur bIi sa 5} Sweat notatoca
-Swaet yellow illinois, Ill us975 uer lrl: do Jersey
s5.UV. sales include cur Early iloao 1t Csc, car
rhoice IN nj TSc. dnjynrcl " "'
p1iITRYT],n reenuta were 1cra anil tim IT,
mnnti comrnrattyoly ljaht, rficrs wcro freomontly
aEnIct1 for chckcny: Tllrkcya lOGs11c: Old chlckcng
s9,50a3T5 choco apringa a,,tl inIxed, $o.0J@35u;
small anil fair snrurs al 80 n !ox: tlIls 1t gtl
@25; geese, sgoogs5 16 Tra,rio chickons, s250a275
s1aiurd 9tucka at ID. .1oGfo,7G.
"'i1; HEEnsMTmo,Gy Snst with MI ;tnnroycd dousn1.
and wax n al,nin frmnr tho offerings heinz extromrIy
iaht Tin ,Ien.anl ,yaa chtetiy nf u annrnIatv5
at,,ro toue lorucr nu,l,er al orders wuro on tho
n,arTot tnn inr anna ti,n 1,at H,les wcre tuao nj
siS5sS2so: psie selling It 4etsa, ID, Clover wsa
t1,iiI nil weak nj IN 15 for ,nnIn 6r ,nnmrn ,ro
s%p t Il md nnries with nrara to M aro
hnfo ar TiaI yaa stcatlv St III Ii far uontl crsh
in~ ifnnrorjnn md Ief 1ycra non,,ni nj G,isrfo
iii 65G7 n rcsncesivc1v gatcs. 49 inus nrtra nt Inn
timnii,v At e, 5. esa iaps In 1T n IL. G1S Ins at
~ w. isS faun onn t6 nj Il ID. i03 aIa Ut 81
iii inrn tjtl nj "a D aGH fnfr at III. I'D baua
, 1874-09-24
THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS..

OATIIE-E'irst ana setonl-elass aiIppiug hcoyra
arc III c1anu at pricea but littlo II my bcov tloeo
current lust Ecek. Willie tho last few 1ays have Wit
1esHad arga increase In or receipts tue ucruase laa
t ceu Of Wc-tattcl CATTLE an such have not to any
upprociabo oxtnt shared In the tlcrsno suffered by
Tho poorer Aor.H. GoraInon aud medium nAtiyes,
colntnE ~ they do In direct competition With TDxus
ant Cherokee cattle, are fared tho worst, tho dcpre-
~. Iuleel ~ between rough, half ffAttened natiyea
aIu Ordinary Texals, tlio aster were given lilo preter-
uncc. Tho daya trading mostly ut 81 3.o5al.60. A
fow good to cholco were taken ut $I75G
W.; %sra iu Higher r 6gares rail. rho @ oInratioas ]
Of ahppers wcro on soluuwhat limited fscale, not
hccaso OF any insrosit!oA tle!r part, hit bcetao
Of latey ot decent: l:fatet atork. Local butchers,
packers, nuI feeders bought less nberally,
within range If $o258375 for mor 10 fair natives
aod tcn,ANl At about previous quotations. Mt 900
Ga57d TOR lX,0r to CHOICE. largo amount Of Htock
cnnnge n,slH during tho day, usst lltsle moro than
laf the offerings wure spoacu of and tin Erolpeca
low gradps arc considered, Is by inasua cheering.
Extra neeycs-Gtadod stcers aseragng $50
tottc 10 eeyesins. Ss a vel ormc ;e,r 'o'
to byear old atecrs, averaging 1,3o0 tu .
oooi ,aiio iee cly ior;si
secru averaging 1ao to 1uo l5y, ....... 4.so@5.so
Medium t;ratles-Atcera III fair 1usll, ayer-
aaiuW 100 u 80 lba .........: 4,:5s..5o
UliElscrs' Htnek-1uor tu fhtr ktecrJ, ufld
cont1tl,n tn extra ctsva, fur city slaughter, 49,,
avaragnE s5o 10 1,lo1 lis .:.........; e.6uGsa.7 u
i,csl,. uyeruelng GOo 10 ,oi0 .-.::.-. .5R37s
aags, b1llis, and sratawas ateera. 175@ae
Cuttc-TpxnH, clloieo Garls. 4.6U@5 "a
Gute-TpxaH, wlntarc1 North. ............ 1tat&37 II
uatile-rcxas, throItRh droves..-........ l754s37d
, 1874-09-24

Tho leading grain marlols woro woal; and
iowor in tho afternoon. Whoat declined noarly
9ic, selling at oo1ilo down to ls95o for soptoln-
bor at 9l1 to g3s6, closing &c D33Go. Corn VIVA
15@ato lowor, closing OF 7oI1{o seller October,
high as s01Sc. Oats we're about 14o OF, closing
Mt 1910 for October, aud 5111GD5llIo for Sop
steady with anlos of $50 tcs soslcr February at
e11.87114; 500 tcB lo ao3Ier tho year at S11.75.
, 1874-09-24

VI HDVtt btdIk ts4l@9o
1i01B-The conrao Ut tho ninriot was milclt tho
te a. noted ycstGray, cllnico ail extra grades rn-
luz with good domnr at vnry full prccs, while TUG
orer grades wero dull weak. and irreninrly lower:
thcro waH deIn.nl for, and tin Hitpply wna mainly
COMPOSED OF ,nstinm. common. and Inferior loa, tae
uocfeolaton ~ those descriptions VIE eovcro-hSar.
nRng !ot. Io-1norrowta fcreipB aro o1poctcd to 30
n,Es n Which eyetlt Ros.oraf decno can Hcarrcy 10
Ss.fseu: a. tcrs IL fully oo days nurrly now n tlo
neha awaiting ycrs. HuIeH N1so at t5.51e56.41 for
rooT 70 cot.9n; gt 4o6o6a.75 for nrtlium ut o. 81
IN inf Hood 70 choico md at $G 7B0 ior extra
, 1874-09-24

BOSTON, sops. 23.-Wool quiet. but priced wcll su1s
taincd. Uhio and lUnnaylynn!a medium X nnd *,
G0s Michigan lccces 1rtn nt 6o@6ld; good l!1loa of
WISCONSIN held at 60@51c. Combing aud dclasne Heo
tlons continue to M taken fast offered, aud Aae.
firm; fair demand; light stock. Lambs WOOL prices
range at 4a950o; good super and X, 60365c, with
r,fR
, 1874-09-24
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY l:yEH1Sd, Sept. ~.
Tho following wcro tho receipts at,d ship
mouts Of tho leading articles of produce In Chi
cago during tho past twonty-four hours. and for
tho corrospoplling lato ono year ago,
, 1874-09-24

New Yonx, Sept. 21-There was q lriak tohbing
neyonae"t to-.lay ana great activity ii prints In
broken lois. Commissioned houses quiet. Nnab-
lugon fancy and altob1u1s reduced 10 lOc, and Rlci
monl facica ana slacb1nds to DC. Coou-goods QUOT
in hrst han's. Tho nuntton-roo.ns were crowded. t.
day, sna large lines Of dressgooda, silks, etc., soa
, 1874-09-24

Remainder lbs... al,a18 a0,a7p,Gs1 n5,Da085o
Tho position Of tho foreign exports Of tho now
Drop from Oct. % to Sept. 10, from above ports,
Statcs ports from Nov. /, 1872 10 Sept. IL, 1873,
IL aa follows:
1B72-9. 1873-4. f,crtase Dtcreasr
rorl, iha.. eo.44l,Aoo 4e1g1,soo 80. l2,aIa,Goo
D.con lba. .3s3 ea7,os5 al7,s9o,sa0 49,. 0sp3o,850
, 1874-09-24

Tho following innsrnn,cnta wore fled for
record "Wednesday, Sept. 81:
CfTy PROPERTY.
, 1874-09-24

Rock 1s1ana. ...... ..1oaas Boston, Hart. & Erin
Now Jersey Central. .ln1 ual.. Lack Woara lU9ass
~. Paul. ...,..,,.,,, IltS
, 1874-09-24

chanela kosug Tho market ina constant slao Of for
Innnt an Destroying tlIa proacct. Of lro1 Tor n.
Until moro conservative 1alio{ II 1nra,tot, tllo
nre Rlght.
The oxporta from this port ami Koo nre an follows
.Stftans d1dilaE
1S74~j. 1a73-4.
ibs, ftx,
Tn New Yurk ,h91 1Hi3,117
10 Ban l'rnneinrn ...,.,..,,, . int. .7l4 HDo2u1
, 1874-09-24
CHlcAuo LUMBER AARNEr.

WxpSEIuAy LyENIHa, Sept. -.
Ths dauAnA for uargoss Of eotunion lusubos Oon-
, 1874-09-24
23.G9 1878
anENiIs EEp6lfTH

II
Tho following ia comparative Gtatenont Of
tho exports Of apoc.o from the port Of Now York
to foreign ports aisco jan. ] for tho period OF
tWcuty-thrae years
, 1874-09-24

tlh,Ies urgcntt With tho reccpta lght n,,i uteau.sn
s1sniaeo poco-tur sald Ut M alyanco Of 25c or n
$aoo for ortnarY lcngsha Cpnrnnn oarls wsra flrtn
et et sooG9vSo Good oas.ls and asFipa quoted nj
31lsa cistdo: CarRoca acrs Msalsn mud Kno Lyons
from E8Ecg0n, A7 6i3 It tnslttun arlpa anu Loaya
ut 5l3.25. W o. Den1DE h %.
- At TIIE TAnnH,
Tho tiomans1 contsn1cs fa!r Country tlealers arc
orlHrE With fair t?c9rco Of llnraljty aud tia ellis
tradn ia very good compared o wl.a It llas bto duf.
Ing tho past ex months. Tlio comruuu gzasIss an
dr, al aoIno 9uatlos nra scarce. Iath are souort~
cd III light btook at hRny yariH aud 1r,u, va"
, 1874-10-11

should be opened. II b
was wanted TOR q polit1i
object outside of the
foreign to the euit,
them opcaed, but wou4
But the case was sot for
parties profcseed to lie =.
dispositions should thcrel
rcsal Of the parties int
unusual to delay the tint
and would be specially
case. It nigh. be reces
tons we're not Batisiacto
the law provided 10: sucl,
i.ate tho preparation d
mlnis1l expenses undouD
make motions to exclude.
opened 80 that the iaco.rl
be excluded. Tho Judge
they should be
1ANEDIAICL
Mr. Cau1ticld passed til
the clerk. at the ssue tt
caro- be taken, as he M
eagerness on the part Of
Eet them, aud he wished
that they should not be
be tho case Judge VIII
tioa to the Clerk To keen
his eye, aud tho latter the
relied to WOW tle 1nan.ls
cTcctua1 efforts have bee
the public.