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The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1874-05-09
For the Ho,ee Scoring Mae1,ss.
FRONT STREET. Alexandria Lo.i.issn.
The Grange and the
CATHOLIC FARMERS
DECISION OF THE POPE.

TIME ST. LOUIS GLOBE Of the 10th
l. ult.y makes the following iispof-
tant announcement:
Roman Catholic farmers DESTROYS Of
Dining the order Of the patrons Of
husbandry, have hitherto Ind in their
way the laws OF their charcl,, forbid
ding it's members to identify them
selves with secret societies. or our
American prelates we believe that
Archbishop Alemanry, Of San Fran
cisch, has held that the Catholic far
n'er will do we'll to ere on the side Of
safety, and 50 not join the grange IN.
til the Pope has expressed Ills approv-
al Of its objects, while other Bishops
have forbidden members Of their flOcks
from becoming patrons upon any con-
sideratiOn. f ses
The matter has been finally adjuli-
Gated on by Pious TX, as appears by
tho NOrsk VOlkeblad, the Scandinari-
an organ Of Minnesota.
A Catholic member Of the State Leg
islatnre was desirpus Of joining tho
grange, but had conscientious scIuples
about doing SO, arising fiom his Icli
gjous belief.
He consulted Father Ireland, IT St.
Paul, who referred him to Bishop
Grace. Both these clergymen Ok
pressed themselves Us possessing q t,l-
vorablc impression Of the principles,
objects aud methods 81 the grange, but
neither Of them could break though tho
absolute rule Of the church, md :hey
recommended the legislator 70 appeal
to Rome. 3fi3 14t
He accordingly laid tho matter be-
fore the Pope, tn whom he transmitted
at the same time lull particulars rs to
the objects contemplated by tho order,
and the means by which it was pro.
posed to attain them.
A reply Las been received from lis
Holiness, SITTING that the POPE allows
the petition to join the Grange. Of
Patrons Of llnsban,lry, and 10 II n,eu.-
Der thereof, il he find nothing there IT.
conflict with his conscience, or tho
creed of tho Catholic Church. :. 1sis.4
AS u congregation, tho order l,as
received u large accession in Minnesu-
tn, aud when the news Of the, Pope's
decision has reached other, States, it's
effects will be largely 70 increase the
numbers Of the patrons, and to remove
the interdict laid upon Catholics de-
sirious Of becoming such, by prelates,
who have disapproved Of the Grange,
and been doubtful AZ the consistency
Of its Obligations with those Of tile
Church. .rHr s53,stt y tFs rr
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wink. once shot ut u blue jay.
AS | fired q boy stepped put from
bclling the tree. / thought I'd kill
ed him, but he walked up to me
his face looking as ifhe was coming
dswn with the measles. He scratch
cd his face and remarked "that
gpats were plenty" and said Eyes"
and went home. Times are chang
cd since, and SO arc guns. -. :
GORGEOUS LUNCHES.
California is q good place to come
to. In San Francisco you can get
the best free lunches. tor nothing in
the world. None Of your stewed
kindlipg wood on toast, with drawn
butter over it, but real meat. All
you need to go to house keeping is II
New York Mills muslin ease, quilt
ed inside, to sleep in. Buy drink
and they will give you for nothing
boncd turkey-boned partridge
boncd Goldfish balls, and everything
luxurious.
You needn't be afraid of earth
quakcs, for it is generally under
stood noW that the commissions of
nature that shook the people of San
Francisco up some time ago, were
caused bS the heas getting tired of
lying on one side, and turning over.
The people are generous to a fault.
| saw a man give Il bcggar some
thing; the beggar entered isstore,
then the bcggar begged, then the
lcr.
Says I, "Why didn't you give
him something's
Says he, 81 did"
Says I, ''WhaC was.itw
Says he, III gave him a cold
shoulder.p
Says I,"I know you did:'
Says he, "Well, let film hypotlIe.
cate a small piece of that cold
shoulder for two hot baked potatoes,
and he'll have. a mighty nice din
ner.'
Says I, "That's So"
/ have known the man who said
this from infancy. lie always YVES
SO pure. There wasn't wickedness
enough in his system to get tangled.
I9n his youth he astonished his
mother. She was complaining be
cause ore wet day she couldn't find
her nmballa, ana he told her ''he
knew where there was a lot OF little
ones growing" and taking her by
the hand ne gently led her to the
back end of the yard and showed
her some toad stools.
saw n man to-day put some
bAndy in some lemonade aNld drink
it,. Says i, s!That lemonade re
minds me OF the school went to-"
Says he, "Why" Says |, "Because
there's stick in it,. JOuN.
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The champion forgiven lives in
Tcrre Haute, Indiana. He has take
Gu bis wife back after FIVE elope-
mentsG,yith us many different men.
But he has con'idcntja'ly suggested
to a friend that the Thing is bccom-
ing slightly stale.
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against the Succession will present
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or his Attorney NJ. Ryan, Esq.
Or WILLIAM +. STANLY,
Administrations
April 25th at.
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II. HARDTNER.

KEEPS constantly on hand the
very best of all kinds of materials in
his line and can put you upa
BOOT, SHOE or SLIPPER,
and everything else made by first
class Shoe Makers, Mt tie shortest
notice, and on reasonable terms. ST.
MIR. HARDTNER,
and his Adjutant, Henry Foreman,
is always ready to show his goods,
and hopes by poliieness, and close
attention to business, to earn share
Of the public patronage.
April 4th 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct .. 1874.
dns e sood ordnaf s NJ. sep %d %
bales; gross iSl. Exports orr cossiTse ssos. "a iss
wise, 1888 Sales. A2s0.
Cotton steady; demand good; midding Ike low
%iddl'ng; ID i4ss good Ordinary IsS kst fscsiEi.
Weekly-xet rsesio.s u tss: gros. ss7e Exports-to
Great Britain, s,67s; coastwise. ols Sales, l6co0
Cotton quiet and steady. middiins, Axe. low md
asF s1os STSasry @ ss MET ssss
ccaswise lie Sales lso Stock, ls weekly Net e.
seastxe sso's ssss the M
ordinary lsHs Net rsseips:, 7 ssies
wssS!y.Ss, IS receipts: 2ssl gross iai ExpoHs
Cotton more steady middiins. 1c' ofs isIe. ;' low
oep s ss frss M i: Ns, 2
g a., sales LOO stock S4Ss weesy.Hss receigH
coastwise, 506. Sales, 5000. -
TnzIxcrcS, n; C.. Oct o 1874.
f. sl yellow or1s dp s s or ssa da M
rsrr sale. eo S''vss Sss ls de
f Sssse sus S s.d s 4, w !. s Ssss
n but 90 ss osnss Sc At 81 oS
'ss 'ss s5 sf ri
Skc.; corn and rye 6sc barley 5Ac., to New York
s. cana Is pasSs
barley and IS 900 feet lumber
BUFFALO N. Y. Oct. g. 1874
Lake and rail imports for the last hours
Flour $500 bbe wheat 6452& bushels; corn ~ 0U do
oats, l30 do barley 300 do; rye 500 do Canal ship
ments-Wheat ~ 6os bushels corn ag 6x do oats Aoll
do -four 2OO bbls Rail exports-Wheaf 7600 bushels:
corn 80 $40 do oats 81 200 do rye O do. Canal treghts
Arm wheat &C. corn, &C. oats 5Ac Flour quiet We
spring IS So bakers % 70 81 amber, S6 So 2S
white s. 80 81 So Wheat dull; sales OF Milwaukee No
spring Il 81 l2i, held No. Milwaukee SPRING 81 OA
Chicago No spring At 81 0s: red winter 81 naSl Is
Corn firm sales of So 900 bushels at $780, Oats dull No
Western held At SIC Rye nomin al at 90c Barley malt
steady Canada, 81 90 81 80, Western. 81 4O 81 50.
Other articles unchanged
The New York herald., 1874-10-10

ana July. 80; do DO, do, on April and October,
30; do. Fund act, 1860, l5; do. DO, 1858, IA; DO.
new, January and July, l2Ki do. DO. April and
October, 10; do. special tax, class 1, s; do do,
class S; do. do, class 8; south Carolina SKIES,
90; do. do, January and July, IL DO do, April
and October, II; DO Fund act. 1865, II; do. Land
Company 1883, January and July. II; do do, DO.
April and October, II; do. sevens, 1883, II; do.
non funded bonds, OK; Louisiana sixes %; do.
do, new q; do. sevens, Penitentiary. 20; do.
sixes ievse ~; do. eighths. do, %; Texas tens,
1879, 95k.
THE FoREIGN MARKET.
London advtces state that the Bank OF England
to-day gained ESQ 900 sterlng that the rate Of
discount 10 only per cent below that OF the
Bank American securities are weak, and show
decline OF Y to per cent, with the exception OF
the new nves. These are reported firm. Erie is
apparently the bone Of contention on the London
Exchange, and declined az low as 2Sk. against
3OH yesterday. The cable dispatches state, at
half-past two O'Clock p. M.:-"The Erie report Is
printed, and Is now being read page by page in
the stock Exchange. After each page is read Erie
stock advances or recedes, according to its pur-
port" The last price quoted was 2Sh, and the In
ference drawn by the street on this side was that
the report was not favorably regarded.
Advices from Frankfort indicate q stringent
money market, with the rate OF discount OF the
open market Az per cent and bank notes S per
cent. This TACT gave rise to idle rnmors concern
ing possible panic on the German Bourse; but.
OF course. they were without foundation. Paris
dispatches quote rentes at e2f 3Oc. The MARKET
ior yarns and fabrics at Manchester is reported
quiet and nrm. Breadstuffs quiet
THE RANGE OF STOCKS
was as follows:-Western Union opened at 79x,
advanced to 80. receded to and closed at 10. New
York Central opened at 1917 and closed az 1OlK.
Erie opened at 32h, advanced y and then fell on.
responsive to the weakness OF the London market,
to 3lk. the lowest price OF the day. Lake Shore
ranged downward from sos to 79H q 79k. Wa
bash declined from 33h to 32H Northwestern
fell from 39I to SsH; the preferred stock was
steady at IS. Rock Island opened at 103 and lost
Il per cent st. Paul sold at S81d 3sX 3SA; the
preferred stock at 50 o 5lX; Ohios at 2sH 2sx .
PIX. Union Pacific at S5k 3ot 35K, @. @. and l.
c. at 1OA 11k a 1Ok 1c1, Pacific Mail at TX q
Ask AK. 1t will be observed that the decline OF
the day ranged from y to IN per cent. The
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
prices and the number OF shares sold are as fol-
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
THE ASH QUESTION.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HRRALD:-
seek redress for suffering woman hooodi Our
trouble Is ash barrels. Our worthy Superintend-
ent OF Police has issued his orders that ali garbage
must be placed on the sidewalk between the hourv
OF SIX and eight p. n. Unfortunately we belong 70
that large class who have been obliged to reduce
expenses and yet keep up appearances. decided
TO help by doing my own work, and as we dtne &C
hafpast six want to be nicely stttred when my
''liegeh comes home so what are we to dor A
nee @ dress ls not appropriate 60 wear At SUCH
work. and AZ the driver, TO save time, Keeps nfa
Srt moving while emptying the barrels, BY
me time he throws them down we nnd them somo
Instance rom our own door. and 1t Is q poor wei
come Tor chance guest. ~ well as embarrasslne
70 the matron, to be seen coming down the street
:ugging barrel What We want is six 10 eight
4 NJ, not 2. N. We have q higher mission than
10 sit meekly with our faces pressed TO the parlOr
windows watching our barrels. | have lost two
ms week, and at that rate every block will be
ble 10 employ cooper TO supply she deman1.
ma then on the score OF charity, our Superifl.
ehdent ought to remember the poor who supply
themselves with fuel from the refuse ashoa L
INK the man must be an Old bachelor, or he
'ould have more sense.
Suffering sisters, express your sentiments ON
le ash question. EAST SIDE
NEW YORK, Oct. Q, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
CLOSING PR1oEs-s O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm-Flour Quiet and Easy
Wheat Dull and Lowor-Corn Firm
Oats Firmer-P0rk and Lard Were
Dull and L0wer-Groceries Firm-East
India Goods Dull-Petroleum Dull
Naval Stores Worry Firm-Copper Ace
tive and Firm-Wool steady-Whiskey
Easior.
FRIDAY. Oct. p-6P.M
The merchandise markets were dull irregular
and in numerous instances lower. This was par
tlcularly the case at the Produce Exchange Flour
was duh but unchanged. Wheat was dun and
lower-shlppers' limits being too low to admit
or business. Corn was very duh but
firmly held. Oats were In request and
lower and entirely nominal Freights steady Cotton
met with fair demand closing . shade frmer for
'spor" and rather easier for uture.n Groceries were
nrm and trade fair Petroleum dull ana easy, but
not quotably lower Naval stores in demand and
nrm WOOL was rather quiet out values were without
AssEa-RsceDts for the past three days as packages
the demand has been slow. but values remained
BuaEDse msrks. aea a. xeTy y1
y .pssaa iSFTsr sSSs:ns :ns as 1: ds
ss;';s o: 81 . s'vsstia ssy.rsSR SSR
ss a. II & S. s. s
~ delivered DARK ss aaost and sIs deliversd red
saes! ana % 81 dssiysrsa SsIsi%ers IS IS IS IS
ahoat Lime continued in demand and steady, At 81 10
Jumps dement, with and was quoted
Portland Laths were rather quiet but quoted steady at
ssoox CosH-rhe marker remained without change,
either in IN the tn demand or prices current quote
mixed. Ioc lie for short green bush, and &C.
BxsswAx-rhe demand has been moderate during the
steady within the range Of soc. Sc for yellow
BurTsa.~ReceIps to day ss2s packages The supply
Of !ats has been somewhat in excess Of the emand
the rather easier and some instances slight
concs sslons are made n order 70 effect saes wesp.
ss prime rss S enss. Sc e: ::ssss ss s s.. Sss
SDGd m g s I Ss rkn ssa tubs d ehoss .ssct.s 2
mo- 10 ~ So &c. ss0a = sS dS SS%
SSsS Ss "a Ssa$os s 8 r.l s
4 .S a.. to good s
d. do to good sos1 s c. 'i do rsia. KIN choice
,no and ISsSs tubs Us snoss s;
go ssS q do ,;%. Go iair M 70 @ good &c sc o. ar
&C. Sc Central ohio and Indiana. frkins, chcioe. hSoe
osccs o d. CO. ds r dS sGisf a g :oos ss do
Various styles common. sc. &c. N' -
sses ss sns
out market Dat rev having orders that have
and s are holding a
State factory nns % fancy Like isxS good to ans,
ae DO dsiriss les nns Hc ise, Orange @ county s.s%s
* rs Gss ss's:, sa's:' ss'sss e
~ ksasss .Sa seaS ss's an =
2orros demand for spot cotton was fair both for
e. Which tns S I'M %assss SG.sG Sns
which was subsequently lost with an additional Sac
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
bw the New Rule Works with the
Y Ashmen.

THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
ne new regulations which the Police Commits
sners have made, compelling the ashmen "a
nke their rounds evenings instead OF by day-
INT as formerly, does not seem to give satlsfac-
.h eitner 70 the parties most interested-t. q,
y ashmen, or to the ciuzens along the limo Of
tir reute. The citizens complain that night II
clycrted into day BY the internal noise the ash
M make in going their rounds. Especially ON
= east SIDE DO the people grumble. Last nlehs
wnneseea characteristic scene the rain
pouring IN torrents, the lights IN the street
.sps gave but dim light, the ashmcn ringing
~ vi 0ciis and hallooing at each other TO AVOID
Sihon; the housewives coming down in their
oe neads with their pals and pans In hand,
see having 70 cross to the other side or the
sset where the cart stood, stumbling into holes
~ l0stllng each other In the darkness. This did
nlmpreas the looker-on very fAvorably with the
viking OF the new system, besides making the
amen lose their nights rest, when there was No
na. ! think the new Law had better - re-
peod. VI. r.
~ Y0Rx> QHk aDzk
The New York herald., 1874-10-10

Included in the above are 6e5 bales to arrive For
future delivery basis low middling sales have been
e tclIegs Last syening after .yG g. % 200
Dscemper so a y lssac 100 81 issc January 7S q
l5Nc, LOO at 10 21s2c March, 200 at is 1t3Sc, 600 at
lsso April' no at g 5slsc; Nay 100 ct IKE JUNE,
October lc stY Sssc, go q Is 7s' go .tise 400 q
4 Az sNG Ia 100 @ a ( = Il, 800 az ls % 60 a = Is Z, .o q
cem6er 500 at lSxc, q 10 i7sSc at is sisc. 500
Ct Is &c. 100 81 Dc go 2. y i7sac 200 at lstc Soy
q is lSec SIC, sOv s Is isisc 900 81 i5kc,
isHc, zoo At 10 Ss9c, 90 a. isc, 600 at Is IIsc.
isisSc April O q is isise so 4 isxe Nay, so a
l75{c June, 10 at l7sfc Total, 10 100 bales Grand
total, 81 200 bales Exchsnge-so0 October Tor Novcn-
Der even. The receipts at the porm were Galveston,
asia; New ORLEANS lee Ssss Noble Ss; ssyannsh sl
more, s New York aSs; rniladelpnia xa Total, nsoi
laoD bales. Rates on cotton were euossd thM;-Tc
sy s AZ eam 70 & y al. fe SS ~ ss
10 liverpool BY steam, kisd xd.; Y sel, sisa "a
Wand has boon moderate and the market sseady.
NJ sshf;sd ana ass:a lnSS SsS snS Eis
Ike; do~ hAy ropa. ia<c. a. dordaxA belt raps
The New York herald., 1874-10-10

6,4U
past and rasd ar%
ss sS% iSss s.ss &
h snt Which aSsse s
Views q buyers Timothy quoted at 50 8 30 and
Ss 1na sE raw s:Sy ss:
oi @ hSd cuba som%on Good nsara
ss O easS At &C. Rsasd
enbsaEsanng inferior e common 7so s sSs yso'e DO
sss s5ssery ,sis e pfIms 70 ehoies hoe
mslado e. 1c; eiaysd boxes Dutch standard, Nos
IS rs .sS rs & 9sS ST. j. s tS \:
ss s5'$s s'' Sfss: #
Superior ana Is. extra sppsTiSr 10 AG
sss Conn sssIS sns 'n I "a
s osGR - e q eeop Hs Sssp m
" DO S ssS s4uS n 4 % na e
continued in &C sctive I'd demand and very firm sales s
demand ceiling to the extent Of $40 bales OF Havana st
s:s .:sTs sot Ds4 a' % y.
1s n.fss ws. ~sa Father quiet but
ys!as; we're not ss:snsig sh;nssS
ss Ssl,s% ~: ss.|: = ii & @ e.
nips, per bbl 81 @; Kassis do, per Dbl, 81 Ws s.;
beans psr bag. !; s.; yellow squash per bSI
81; marrow do. per bbl, 81 lettuce Long Island, per
corn 100 75c. 81 2s string beans Long Island per
per dozen 81 s., Long Island tomatoes per basket
sSs sSzsn 81 gF plant per dozen SC s'e celery per
WooL-There has been q tair business contaminated
sSans tnf
SOc 900 lbs of medium unwashed fleece 40c, 5000
lbs OF ne do at 36c 5000 lbs Of Western fleece at 5o
5000 lbs Of tubbed Missouri wool at 5sc 1900 lbs black
hOO lbs Of fne combings at &c., 1000 lbs of medium
81 $40 &c. bales Of do Ct ssc, bales Of new air
California at 2e Nsc, sooo lbs Of California pulled
fleece, 1000 lbs OF medium unwashed Missouri nsece
lbs lake Of Mexican u bags of secured spring
California 40 bales of fall California. lbs of
spring do and 5000 lbs OF Western on private
terms
erately active at decline of &c. gallon 800
n
The New York herald., 1874-10-10

Crop-slaushter--Lirht backs Sc a Sc; middle
backs s @ &C. s.syv y ale nsn' crop S %c madle crop
81. Ac middle and over crop, Sc. 36c kongn-
Rough hemiock, &c. 2oc. rough oak. 2Sc. 3le. bel
no.Asssa.rhs demand vas fair for grocery grade,
Domestic met with light je6bing trade. We quote :
Cuba, cenrmgal and mixed, Sc Sec do caycd. sc.
cery, e &c Porto Rico, 1oc 100 Engiish Islands,
&c; = oNs new oTreanA Wc &c. new crop.
NAVAL bfOhsA-ine market for spirits Of turpentine
M Ms, p:Svs psssd apart bed at ssc toI msroa.n,Gs G
bbla sold q 10 The market ior strained rosn mod
eraey acaye ana 1rmar closing strong 81 p 20 - ~
OF DO. ct q 1 1sn bbls. Do at q "a IoN bhs good
trained VI ~ alAA hbls VI Ne a y 80 AaQ1 Lats
The New York herald., 1874-10-10
FINANCIAL.

z ~ 4 -
A STOCK PRfvILEGRs-PuTS,C CALLS SPREADS
IA. and straddles Members Stock Exchange for
$ln to $3.50; an easy torn OF operating stocks;
piAnatory circ ulaT mailed 90 any address.
HAZARD MONTAGUE. No. Broad street.
A STOCK PRIyILEGks ON ALI THE ACTIVE
~. Stocks negotiated AZ 70 per cent from The
kct So 70 sco puts or calls e2oO 70 $50 double PRIV
lcges The system Of operating rs rlv explained In
pamphlet with valuable statistical informs suou, sent
Zee 10 all who desire 10 speculate rUkBRIpGE CO.
Bankers and Brokers No. Wall street
A LExASpbR FRoTHIN0HAN A co. BANERRs,
n No IL Wall street. have money 10 loan on FIRST
mortgages, New YORK city ana vicinity amounts
5000 inward without bonus. Apply Immediately.
A RKAs0NABLE RATEs-MoNBY on LIFE AND
Securities Insurance OF vi kinds effected with best
companies }. J, HABRICH co III Broadway.
4 MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
n stevens Mill and Lumber Company for the election
o. trustees viii be held at the ofce ofthe company ON
EDWARD E. JONES, Secretary.
DoND STREET SAVINGS BANK,
ID Bond street Bowery New York
Chartered April IL. 1862
Money deposited before october 10 will draw In.
terest from Octoberl HARRISON HALL Presdent
saSrkr sas Y, poSySSlffk+ = wSif,k+s I'VE. Presidents
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The New York herald., 1874-10-10
COTTON STATEMENT.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRopucR MARKKr-LoNDoS Oct q-rven.
ng Linsced OIL Hs per cwt Spirits turpenine 26s 3d.
. 3ns Sd. per cwt
LIvNRrooI PRoDucx MARxrr.-LvxRPooL cte-Even.
Ing -Linsced oil, 2ss per cwt