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DR; +. V. HARDEN, the explorer and
ecieptist, arrived in Denver Saturday morning
from southwestern Colorado, where he has
been engaged the past summer mapping the
heretofore unexplored region, and in scientific
researcher,
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THE FREDERICK FAIR.-The 18th annual ex-
hibition of the Frederick county (Md) Agricul-
tu1 al society commenced to-day in Frederick
city under the most favorable auspices. The
entries OF horses, cattle, hogs, &C., far exceed
thoee OF previous years. The machinery de-
partment Is exec lent, and household depart
ment never was better. A large crowd Of visI-
tore are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-13

A SEVERE ENGAGEMENT, which lasted ten
hours, took place on the 10th inst, between the
republican army and 2, 900 cariists, at Arioja.
The latter lost nifty killed and wounded and
withdrew to Estella.
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Fire i'm a Philadelphia Dry Goods

PHILADELPHIA, October 13.-The retail dry
goods store Of Hanes s. Eastburn, southwest
corner of Sth and Arch streets, was damaged TO
the extent of s10, 900 by fire to-day; insured. a
Few days since, during q heavy storm, a culyert
overfiowed into the same premises, causing
heavy loss on the goods in the basement
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT HIMsRLF.-A son of
VIM. Monroe, aged about Is years. accidentally v
shot himself few days since by carelessly draw
ing a loaded gun by the muzzle. He died IN a
few hours after the accident Warrcnt,a Va
Tnder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-13

ATLANTA, GA, October I3.-There was a
frost this morning, being the first this season.
The damage done is slight
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Jack Frost.

NEW YORK, October l3.-Charles A. Dana
has declined TO accept the nomination for the
mayors Atty from the industrial political party.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

- ENT 4SEENT: MUsIC. I5JRTH.
The Nest wOssdF FrfuI and Agreeable En-
terleiHment OF the Age.
ELoC TION AND music
SONG AND STORY!
ODD FELLOWS, HALL: WAsBINeToN. d o.,
THr. sEAH EnshtNG, GOV ), ls74,
Edtfas 81 N. "HsaTf aad H1Hd ~
Assi~tsd BY MISS &. VI. stage,
viii deliver his W orh- repo- oed Ne ley melsagea
IAN HOURS bEOESS,"
O. ms sEiCn piece TO the popular Eu sertGinins an
Audience"
Illustrated with EentimeutaI au1 Humorous Recita-
tive ard Musical RendiIions, introducing am -ug
csh6T selected sRd original IiScss, " .y Old Psd-
asogue,' "Fcnud Dead "Old playground, y
sIih and HOme,n " annie True The Oid
Lady who uever Trevel.6 - "TappiCg at the Gar
deu Gate, -" SchoOimasteT sRa Boy .' Three Pieces
ofMcpey To the Dollar "Uo ling Hard sgsisst the
Stresm - Booked In the Cradle Of the Deep, MI
Ter, Weaver, aud Taller and, by TeeUest, 1.-THE
neine Medley" and the great imitation song,
Sounds from the Old fiantai Il.
Go. wifa your yCuBg folks and old folks. You viii
never regret the attendance.
Admi ssion 90 cents; reserved seats, IS cents The
trouble commences A. O'Clock .. m. 1875
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Rcrueo Conner MtIIs.

NRwARK, October B.-Hendricks copper
mills, near Bellville, were burned at midnight.
Los estimated at from s59s0o0 to sa5,OOo; In
sured.
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MAYOR HAvEMRYHR, Of sxev york has is
saeo another document sgsanst John Kelly, the
9 Ismmsny saehem, reitessating his arst accusa-
uons Si eorrupuon I'D speculation, making
new tne charg.s ar bringing fresh evidence TO
ply.
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Nomtnatton for Congress.
mana neelfnea.

CHFsrKR, MASS, October I3.-The demo-
cratic CONGRESSIONAL convention to-day, for the
flth district, nominated Chester W. Chapen.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE PATENT OFFICs.-
Principal Examiner OF the Patent Office, Mr.
M0ritZ b. Phiiipp, of Ohio, was to-day appoint
ed examiner OF interferences. and First Assist
ant Examiner Henry A. Seymour was promote I
principal examiner, TO take effect November /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-13

LIE CIaRISA OF RUSSIA is expec.x~n to
alrise 40 London from Sc. Petersburg On FRIDAY
xxi. She will proceed Immediately on her
arrival to Eastwell Park, Kent, the residence
OF the Duke OF Edinburgh. The occasion OF
Her Msjesty's visit Is the accouch meut of the
Duchess of Edinburgh, which is expected to
take place some time during the cad of the
present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-13

THE RESIGNATION of Richard W. Busted
Z. s. Judge for Alabama, recently rendered, H.
been accented by the President
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~Francis Patrick McF ariand, bishop of the
Roman Catholic diocese OF Hartford, died last
evening, aged nffy-six.
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SECRETARY BELKEAP Will not return to
Washington until after the marriage OF Colonel
Fred Grant and Miss Ida Honore, of Chicago.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RRVEFUs.-Tbe receipts from this
eource to-day we're s179, ,l91 Is.
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a Court House Burned by Iucen

SAVANNAH, October 13.-The court house at
May Cross, Ware county, with the county re-
cor burned last night by negro incen-
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TIE AMOUNT OF national bank notes received
at the Treasury to-day tor redemption foots up
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CAPTIVE INDIANs.-General Sheridan tele
graphs to the Adjutant General of the army
that he has received the following telegram
from the general commanding Headquarters
department of the Missouri:-"Have arrested
eight OF the principal men of the Ottoes, and
they are now in the guard house at Fort Hays
Remainder or the band are in camp six miles
north of Wamegc, Kansas, Oh the Kansas Pa
cihc railroad, east OF Riley. and say they are
waiting the release of their chief to 70 back TO
their reservation. Superintendent HOag at
Lawrence, recommends that the chiefs be re-
leased. Have replied, can give him DO assur-
aUce OF such release, but that the party must
90 back TO their reservation Immediately, or
troops viii force them TO GO"
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The POSTMASTER GENERAL AND THE Ar
ToRSRYs-The Postmaster General has not is-
sued any order debarripg attorneys or claim
agents from practising before the Post Office
department. He has, however, given verbal
that when claim is presented by An attorney
or claim agent for the party directly interested
IL shall be referred TO him TO decide whether or
not an attorney is necessary In the adjustment of
the case. III in bis opinion the matter can ha
speedily and satisfactorily arranged without the
intervention OF an attorney he will direct that
the latter be not recognized, but that business
ne transacted with the interested parties direct.
III on investigation he finds that the agency of
an attorney would expedite business and be ad-
vshtageoas 10 the claimant and not detrimental
10 the interests Of the government he will per
MIL such agent or attorney to act. While II ia
rot bis intention TO exclude such ATTORNEYS as
are pIactising legitimate business before the
department he is determined not To tolerate En-
intervention or third party when such inter-
yention Is in his opinion wholly unnecessary.
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The SPECIAL STAMPS Third Assistant
Postmaster General Barber has gone TO New
York to make arrangements for the issuing of
the special stamps to be used in the prepayment
IF newspapers and periodicals after January
ISt next,
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PERsONAL.-Nrs. f. ID. (. N Southworth.
tie popular novelist, has returned to her pleas
ant home in eorgetOwn-Prospect Cottage
from her summers soiourn at Yonkers. On the
Hudson, where her daughter. Mrs. CAPTAIN
Lawrence, resides. Her son, DIR. Southworth,
returned with her, but will soon 90 back to
fonkers, as he has an Office tor the practice OF
medicine in that growing town. '...POsrmas,er
General Jewell follows the Old custom, which.
to some extent, still obtains, of returning unofi-
clai visits by card a person, for instance, calls
upon him to pay his respects, either at the Post
ONCE department or at his hotel, ana in recog-
milton OF the courtesy, Governor Jewell, on the
following day, sends him his card.
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trouble CONNER Ce8 AZ : O'clOCE D. N. oC'lo-1F
EORD's OPERA HOUSE.
MAS. JAS. A. OATES,
ENGLISH COHiC OPERA COMPANY.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
THE PRETTY PERFuMER.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MMb ANGOTS CHILD.
FRIDhY-BENrFI OF MRS. OATES,
The GRAND DUCHESS.
OATES MATINEE-s.TURDAY
s.rhtsbsYk s.rhht ISkth sia4TNLEs HAkt GsssIYka sseIYksaps.
Admission, So rs cts and Sl Reserved seats, 25 cts
extra. Box bOos now ready for the week. Oct-l2
NATIONAL THEATER. WESTERN.
Mr.. J. @. sAvILLE. Lessee and Manager.
Positively six nights snd one matinee only OF tue
LUTTE EsTsRN,
So'FsI.'O w. Il. I. '3S i9,a'nr EEx, LGEHs actor
hoNDAT AZ as THf'RAYi I 81 l''h and l'h'
msEAmE aPl mhiEaIfs VINE, ~~~.-LUCILLE WESTERN
ss acted By hs. 9,sT 500 tIDSs,lt, BE- f2iloEed by
HIp t,sdreils sf sE9 ehfLaGHERss ofyER LIVER nd and
GBhEIDn FAsfLf MATIsfk sshTGBDaY At ..
AsmissOp-25, 50, Is cents; Reserve sests rs cents
At Box ono. ssd Bfsd
PSprlsT Eex, stn1d corner So aSa stTeets Men
Introducing Gil her great Spectslt1es. octl2tt
WASHINGTON THEArRk COMIaUE.
sEb F6a FAB Esbss hsb
oHILDBAN sYEsl WEDNESDAY
EDsssement Of the yoTbg z. brilliant and be.ntiful
sG1reyss. MISS alice PLACID, supported By
LAsHING OHAELIK, viii appear in the " estern
Ba9ne SFssR Nsa i,I LIT afi & PI4Sd
Or, ,THE WHITE SPIRIT OF IHE PAwNEEs. Ocl2-6tE
INCOLN HALL.
Dc MURSKA CONCERTS.
rr,,- . one %. = GRAMD x1,, &C. &GINCEhT ONL ~.
Mr.. IEyIyO has the honor to announce that
The @ fsmons HuHgarian Etgh,ingsie and the Reign
GkAED CSNCHRT ONLY. assisted bS her Grand
Concert Combination:
Nine. CABBEEO-sAURET,
Mr.. THEO. HABELMAN,
:. The Popular German Tenor.
The Famous Popular Bufo.
c. c,r~, Tue Y"nng and Brill ant Tioliuist.
me Cslebrsfsd YI1IonceiI6 yirtuoso aad Composer.
sig. MARIO,
hdnissf n, 81, Reserved seats, 80; ana 81 extra,
accord Irg 20 Igc alton. naie y sats Will commence
On ] TUESDAY a, aetzerolt Cos. oct8
RIsHoP's TROTTING COURSE, BALTI-
MATCB RACR FOR $4,000. TC
Al 3 O'cLOCK'p u.
To come of over the above course between the
WoIld-reaowne1 and celebrated stAlIions,
JAY GOULD
BAsRAw. JR.,
Wi,h records of 2:2l AID 2:1I56. Tie race to be
HILE HEATS,
best IN S, to harness. close aud well contested
'trCt" il anticipated.
DAVID r. BISHOP,
ocfo S,IG,l2,B,l4 Proprietor.
OLP No. ON kxbibitisa and sale NEW No
yTH ST. AT T1g sx
EakkRI-ER",
20. k3g fth street., bet wesn and streets eight
doors s90vs Odd Fellows Hall,
1noice OIL Paintings, EEgray inEs, Chromoe, 40,
Aiso, largest stock Psper Hsnginzs, window
Sha1es, PiCturts, Ersmee, PIctzfs Cords and Tss-
tsis, EiEgs, Nails. &C., IN the District
~ GKRMs Dash.
SrPieass remember Name and Number. jelly
ALL KIEDs OF GENTLEMEE's OAsT-OFF
N WEARING APPAREL can be sold to the very
beet advantage by addressing calling on JUSTH,
Sig street. between 9th and 7th streets north
vest. - Votes by mail promptly attended to.
Uash paid. iy5-tr
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OFFICIAL DvRRTlsEMENTs.-The War de-
partment has issued an order directing that
"when officers are authorized to advertise IN
newspaper which publishes daily and a weekly
or semi-weekly edition, the letter OF authority
must be construed to refer to the daily ed ton.
and the weekly or semi-weekly editions are not
to be used unless specially authorized. Letters
to the publishers Of newspapers, directing pub
hcatlOn OF advertisements, should be written IN
such manner as to prevent a violation OF this
order
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LECTURES.

I'ARROLL INSTITUTE LEUTUREs.
The fret Of the course will be delivered
THIS EVENING, at T:3O o'clock,
a. The b all on street between Ninth aud Tent b.
BY ire Rev q. J. White, ID d.
sutJeCt: "JEe History Of the Church"
issInu free
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THE TRxAs Pos-'MAsTERs.-Ther are % be
no general removals OF postmasters in Texas,
but those at Galveston and Houston will be re.
quested 10 resign, not on account OF anything
wrong in connection with their ficial duties
but on other grounds implying disreputable
conduct outside OF them, and their unpopuarity
with the citizens. The Postmaster General de-
siTes the appointment OF such officers as will
secure his and the public confidence for ELI
cheney and integrity.
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WAs9IEGToNIAss ADRoAD.-The following
Washingtonians were registered in the Amer
lean Register, at Paris, on the 26lh of Septem-
ber:-Lewis Bsrnum, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Brega
Miss Brega, Mrs. Levi Ii, Brown, Miss Nettie
Weston, Miss +. g.. Weston, Miss Fredericka
Weston. London, Sept. 26th-ATiss G.. Bigelow
j. p. BlgeiOw, W. III. Ferrss, j. +. Sherman
MIS-. j. +. Sherman, Mr.. Wallace, w. ii. VIII
liams.
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THE NEW CHICAGO CUSTOM HoUsE.-The
Postmaster General, the Secretary OF the
Treasury and Attorney General have approved
of the plan for the west font of the new custom
EOuse at Chicago, as submitted bv the Super
v.sing Architect Of the Treasury. This will
complete the entire frontage of the proposed
building.
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FINANCIAL AND ooHMKRcrkL
washington STOCK Excn..x. nc, =,

~ .s ~. SscSk kExchsuEe. 0ct. IA
ne sS' sSss 81 s9sas s9s s:s ,s st
ID B.is 3, ' k:.gs IS = s,s fsHs ss
s ssoSlS TsSs. sos. s ia a. 81 sqSSss Sss L SD
s &c s fGsS~t s. I'd S.a. TsPSs Sefsvs o.
seuFs 1psTss issas 81 SosSTSSbisS Ss po,sris' o.
sss5s.' ss5s.' - ,. lS., = s'fS osisAsS Rslisf
3D. Msrtsi So; 5 ca i BSaG. sas g. j. is, ISL I
:; 10 pys fssT S'sI sSrs sS1f so.is. s :!
10, an. lSs, 2 BID, 81 ssled; ..Ten Year
Ss,s lss 81 sid ssi sssse ors 80 of ssoeS,
E $40 g, = S 9.Ss, :Sas - %
= O., . hid, Bosrd Pablis worss-Ocr oes.
s.fsS is s ~, g ..isS i' 3 50 ,s s.s .
eid, s.. ssked o. Ia7, ~. bit, s., ssssd; a..
.sIss tsf,isss5-: Sssyr s., ! 20 b,s.
q bid' 90 'lSs'es b'd Do. series, oS bio.
wan surse1 To-aay.
ETE YoEK October l3.The Posf's o. sucfaI srticis
say: he money market isa shsdeirmer Tor rsfes,
call losns hayiis en uOstl 40 thus faT tb-d.y,
asTcsatis - p.rsr, fSur mo1iS, i gse ' = sr EoT T
cent and short date g6. There ere choice names
gUotatlo a. shg WirE tho mara e.. Cod Hr-usd al
lUa's, sud hSs since scld - los $50. ON glld
tcsus the rate have been p'f rHnI f1r CsrrB iug
sud Cat. kOrsiEu kNctsnFe d weak ana ieadiug :
drawers hsNo r,drc.d thetr nominal rates Tor ster
liug 20 sSs sud -, = respectively. Y irns bElk srs
hills, can, however, be obtained A. ss9s ts ard az
tS sd4sg, prime O. mUercal ranFtns fI,m ssfia 90
~. Government bonds are shade lsver thau
YESTERDAY. - ate b1nds at the 4 fsri ware steady
Tor 1euuesees sTd lower Tor n 81 -uri's. the
msiud~r of the let having been neglected
sreculsllNe tbhroe oreuNe ,vota higher fIr feie
grArh. New urk Central, nion paCinc. aid Pa.
citc Mail. unchanged for Lake kh1Fe. Hprth~esf
~. ~ rfU 4 q ne 4
lower than yesterdays clostlg. puFilg the hrsl
hat hsur the msTket steady, bus ha- siuce been
weak, Irices having fallen = 90 Il. the latter
Psciac Mail EKtrrme sales, giving th- stocks la
the oroer 81 activity, have been - fellows Lake
Shore, So d7ss; Telfgrarh. - as Erte, a. Ia
&5si UDioh Pacific, S6's sdSas, Pacihc Mail. a. q
t61s, HOrthWest, seGSs wabash, ~ 4. 19ul Ohio
. GIS !, Rock lslsnd. - 9lQsfr 81 psnl, Sst. n
IS, New York Central, loi' alni, ard Ciacinns,i, ,
Columbus and Illinois Central, lGl0S
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Two OR MORE OF A FAMILY IN OFBICB-
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued ad
ditional instructions, requiring that informs-
ton be sent to him from parties in the Treas
ury department who are members of families
in which two or msre persons are employed in
the gOYernment service.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-COmmsnder A. T. Smell 10
temporary duty at the naval observatory,
Washington. BoatswaIu j. b. L. Lsngton to
the receiving ship Independence, navy yard,
Mare Island, Cal. Detached-Ensign G. W.
Bartlett from special duty at Annapolis, and
ordered to the Fortune.
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EDUCATIONAL.

ETCCEL INSTRUCTION
Ar MtEIHT'S HALT.
hAENftO E1TCRE - Sill, from Thflafel-
EfIHs has fEs honor TO RuuOunrf r1~f ha Will COM
I-tIce pc LEESOEs Is SINGING on MONDAY,
NayeubeT u. 1S7f.
Fcr psrtI1ulags see cirruisra, 20 be had At the
uusic stores. Herald oct7-lm
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OPTICAL COURTRsY.-The Secretary of the
Treasury has telegraphed the collectors OF Gus
toms at Ogdensburg and Plattsburgh, n. Y, to
allow Lord Dufferin, governor general of Can
ada, and lady and suite, to cross the frontier
without being subject TO the ordinary customs
regulations,
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TREASURER SPINNER DRCIDEs -" The pro-
ceeds of national bank notes forwarded in good
faith for redemption WILL if desired, be credited
to the FIVE per cent. fund; but when calls are
made upon the national banks to reimburse me
for their notes, redeemed legal tender notes, or
drafts paYable in such notes. must be seRf.n
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pEhklhs q HOUSES NON-EXPLOSIyE
LAbPs, slso TIE German tu,iens AZ HAMi.
Ton PEA BSOSs, \. N. q. A BGii0inS, Hinfh
and D streets, oo1s-saSs A
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
COTTON NARKKTS

oFNNAH Nav lSCeion duiei ani weak Mdllng I7s,c
ps -j' bates 2)S Britain. 2y6
0As 1aslf'e 80 bales sales 43 bales stock. 81. .l22 bales
DAA9hs Nay lb-totton quiet aud frm Mdng Isl 2e; Low
.lhs - &C. Good Oriinary. lie; receipts. I6 bales
1891 bales ~ 'T' - ' ~
ORLEASs NAV ls-Cotton easier but qaoiab lower
hdlhhg ' recD 0S4 bales; l09 bales expors.
eoAs" lDo5 bales sales 1000 bales. stock 81 207 bses
LOUIS Nav ISCOtOn-Iuyers sellers nothing DO
bales.
ArGT;TI NAY lscoton dali, nominal, Mdifng l7'.c; ne.
eepts % bales sales. 81 bales stock. lJ90s bales
hAFksToN Nav lHCoton guet Good Ordinary 1919; net
receipts 90 bales exports l2oO bales sales 200 bales
stock. l6, 16- bales
noHLs Nay ls-Cotion-Sohing dong; prices nomn.Y
ehaegs1 alng sc IO5O Dses exports,
lO5 ba esi stock. ~ $50 bales
Son9ls Nay ls-Cotton que. Low Milng. l759l7'ci
ep 1NO bales to Great Britain ia bales colstwe
40 bales sales 10, stock, 4 ~ bale:.
LOUISVILLE, Nav l5-ioi0n steady Mtdlng, l71ic.
hEAPHs NAY -oion quiet unchanged; Low Mdng l7iip
- % receipts lOOo bales shipments li9l bales; stock Coo
bales
CaARLEToS Nay sCo,ton quiet MddnQ II % receipts S36
bales etpOrg 2i sle 200 bales stock l3 20 baes
Bosr0H, May lSCoitoB quiet ant du Midlng, l9le ne,
bale.
CtScIySar May ls-Coon quiet Mdug l9c; reoeipts 80
bales shpnents 5i5 bales sales To spnnen' 100 bas stock
ll.U4s bales.
NILSSGrgN NAV ISCotton quiet and nominal Mddng II ei
net receot, 81 bales; stock .:i9J bales
PHILADELPHIA NAV 8 cotton Mdug l9 net receipts
4b4 bales gross. .i95 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

AtR.yY NAV Wheat quiet liberal offering, RE steady
& 10 o5 3 % a from % % S and CSa Ssa OBJ BIs1 9s a qs oats
a. 50 l969c for stat Mixed and White . ,,,
1s Flour dull Baltimore hid grades declined 25e Hes'T &
an And ,sS %s, s7% as CIV Nh. SGesne = 5oes5 So
Bra 81 5Oass % Family, - 2jqsl0 20 Wheat dalli
81 1891 q Good to Prime Red 6'gsi ~ 4SmH%S 7S Ono 20
AMI Indaaa do 81 5OGsi So spring ~ 45asl A.
Corn active southern Southern "hir 30 y '' s
soahern 81 d70c Mixed 62d63i do White, 6lGeoe
s qSs S s 81 Ssss &s.. po Ss E 95ssi:' %
6' Clear Rs Sides gsagT 80 ,o L. f05. ailc
Western Butter upshanEe Gsos '..s care, al an5 So .a0 I '0H'
BuTVlIo Nav ,nd rail import. ioI the @ AZ 6 honI %
Pou 900 SS S.' @sSso qs :S 5 ass bush
I32279 bush Bsrey MAI, ~ $50 bush e RAJ M Sn.5 %
meat 5lt bush Corn Barley $3.50
bush Peas 9s4 Barley Malt 800 bnl 3.n,l sg
IS ssf Is ss5 B.ssr s7as7 25 Amber s. 5osss Whit s. y
36ds 81 II 4O hed "nss' G b y. 90
White Winter ~ 7Oas ~ Com quiet sales 81 ~ zoo Su,h
No. chicago s a. 57o $500 bush Basysrs
81 O5 barley Canada 81 % q$2 90 western e So ~
ETr. Clear ss 5o Hams i3c shoulder, &c. Breakfast Bacon
Zoe Smoked Beef l6e; Beef Tongues ~ doL Lan-ih is
i eMaao api asy i5a fsFoai fs da % aud nominal @ IN,
:etia and lower closed 'sadsT 's T o. sS o So 81 u
as 2! Jane NO 81 10 a'sesi u o. C0f9 49, y ba M
june 63c, July Rejected 5s95sc hsA MIea e4s o..
% Rs dnlaS T aS 'as .s. shs S 81 a. for &c. q Po. as.y 10
June sl7 July Lard steady 40 90 e1sh '
$40 IS. July. Buk Meas good demand short MD ys ia
loose. Whisky and weak al 30 &C
oorn BadAo 4e Kingston SIZE foT wheat ~ 9pO
900 bbs ~ 900 Wheat, $4,000 bush 'orh o'oV
bush Oats 1000 bash Rye, 5000 bush Bas
10000 bDa Flour 10000 bush Nbeal -44'VVV O-s- N
a. 600 bush. Oats. and 900 bush BsrleT.
CIScSNATI May lsFour dull and unchanged Wheat quie'
ots 81 37dSl 40 Corn hrm al ~ l2e oAs
at d6Oe Barley dull and unchanged RIe-Denand gh
finn VI 10 Batter Pork quiet bot hrmi heh
qmet, Bonnsl lO4. for g
Tor WiuteT il .Ill - for Kettle Bulk MeAu nrr shoas
20 40 at Country Poiat. s5 so bee SPOT an. buyer MAY
Clear Rib sides c nteror paints Cieaf sides
steGcFi Hhoultit sides lUdlUI Nhsh
CLEvKLAsD, May 1Wheat .tesdv no Rel, 81 % %
Corn seadj MiIrd IoaI4c hye h No STATE and western
5-c. No do SIC White. 6Oc, Petroleum dali and wsak
MAY lA-Fiour unchanged Wheat quiet and IN
changed Corn Gui ami doopng hred sjc White, rbc Va.
quiet and unchanged At 62965e Rye soh at tl 5 Pro''ah
frner sold els 2j kTac Cef hl
lO- l3 = B'tc
Plain I2al2.c BuE Meats-shouiers 6iaa61,c Clear IN
gn Clear sides, Das iariIierce II II Kes i29l2s
Whlsky sold al $40
MEnra Mar la-Fl0u goo. lsGsaa ~ ~ yOSt9 80 C'sa