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, 1874-12-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


There mill be u meeting of the Lotto Club this
evening at the residence Of NeTm.n Levy, Esq,
No. 1887 Wabash avenue.
The ne1t party Of tho Independents will
be given at aIartines, South-Side Hall, Tuesday,
Dec. ~.
Tue first grand complimentary soiree Of tho
Central Pleasure Club will be given at the Cen
tral Dancing Academy. corner OF Halsted and
Adams streets, Thursday evening. Dec IT,
The grand orchestra and opcratlc concert
given by S. G. Pratt for tho benefit Of the
Foundlings' Homo will take place ut Farweu
Hall, Wednesday evening, Dec. 23-
The young folks OF the Union Park Sweden
borgian Church will giye the charming drama
" "Down by the Sea in the Suuday-school room
Of their chapel, at the corner Of West Washing
ton street and Southwestern avenue, Ut o'clock
Tuesday evening. Tickets 50 cents The pro-
ceods will be devoted to the church fund.
II. Rcgamr, French artist Of great ability,
the rival OF Dore, will entertain the guests ut
the art reception by drawing soma original car
toons for their amusement.
giyo their fourth annual ball ut Marines West
Sido Hall on Ada street, near Madison, to-mor-
row evening. Tickets may bs procured at tho
door, or at the Grug store on the corner OF Des-
plaines and Madison streeta Persons 1' not mem
bers of the Lodge will be admitted to this enter
tainment, it not being confined exclusively to
tho fraternity always providing they are thor
ougbly respectable. Tho arrangements arc 30
good that this will doubtless be one of tie beat
entertainments OF the SEASON.
Tho Alpine Hunters will give their Third
Grand Annual Military Ball at Turner Hall.
North Clark street, "Wednesday evening: Dec 1G.
The next Of La Favorite = assemblies will
be given At Marines West-side Hall Friday
evening, Dec. 13.
at Marines West Side Hal on the evening Of
Dec Is.
, 1874-12-13
WISE AND OTHERWISE.

Fay, OF the Louisville Courier journal, writes
IS follows
The divorce Of Mr. Arnea from his wife Mary Glenn
uer was shock and surprise to her friends. It Is
true that they not often togethe for his business
kept him Ha5Ters Ferry, while hers brought hor to
Washington in the winter and the North in
haYe known Mrs A1nes eight years., .ud seen her hus
band frequently during that time te.iera the: a=o
now - they Arrays haye been the best Of friends s
could not iurnure herself at uncongensi pzcn AZ
Harper's Ferry. Mss. Ames is hard worker. With
ported he1ssH both OF her parents, and educated q
young sister, Mr. Amen was clergyman when ahe, At
n ea1ly ago. married him. Since tts Var, NJ Amos
has had e-fet intatuntion for investing money at
Harpers Ferry He even sold fne residence IN a
Ct New York City and put ths pro
coed. in warehouses; at the Ferry Before ne houses
era rented the e1eat f7eshet dnsted them down the
Shenandoah RiyeT Still he goes buying and build
ing, Ataes tried for sxo yeara 70 live there, bat
her Life Bas ato.a1abls. Eerozt says that r Az0ts
, 1874-12-13
THE CHURCHES.

CHARITABLE FESTIVITIES OF THE WEEK.
The Grace Church Mite Society met At the res
idenco Of Mrs. Jansen, No. COT Wabash avenue,
and passed tho hours in their usual delightful
manner. Tho music was excellent, the dancing
enjoy able, and tho supper all that could ba do
sirod. nhicla must be conceded bJ all who an
joyed Mrs. Jansen's hospitality.
The Nite Society Of Trinity Church met at
Irs. c. q. Cooley's, No. 1l55 Wabash avenue,
last Monday evening. This Was another Of those
pleasant Bocial gatherings which Chicago people
manage to deduce as corollary from their
church problems.
The Helping Hands met friday evening at the
residence OF AH. Johu P. Fur1ons, No. 1868 VS.
bash avenue. The meeting Was partially =
business one, but social enjoyment Was net for
gotten, aud all aro looaing forward to tie next
meeting OF the organization.
Tho ladies' Of Christ Church gave al enter
tninment in tho church parlors Tuesday md
Wednesday evenings OF laet Week, which TIE
TRIBUNE gave o full account of Wednesday. It
was one Of the most delightful OF tho church en-
tertainments given SO far. They have boen the
first to inaugurate the fashionable Martha WASH
ington tes-rnrty described in the social world OF
Tue TRIBUNE ehort timo ago. All who tasted
their good cheer were satisfied, and bouton-
nieres were in such demand from the fair hands
Of Inaldens coBtumed IN the EarDs OF B. century
ago that the supply ran short far too soon.
Thursday and Friday evenings Of last week the
ladies' connected with the Rev. Mr. Mitchells
church opened fair and supper, from which
every one seemed to come away pleased, though
q few OF the gentlemen were go liberal they
scarcely kept car-fare to take them home.
Fl The First Scotch Church, helda festival Thurs
day evening. This was intended to celebrate the
admission OF the congregation to the Chicago
prcsbytery; therefore they rejoiced greatly, and
arrayed themselves in festal garments
Tic Domino party, for the benefit Of st. Paul's
Parish, at Floods Hall, Hyde Park. occurred
Tuesday evening, and WAS pronounced success
much Of which WAS due to tho exertions OF Miss
Morgan, under whose charge the arrangements
were made. Dancing proved as satisfactory in
dominoes as in any other costume.
The Baptist Church at EuG1ewood received it's
new pastor, the Rev. ]. Donelly, in social waF,
Thursday eraniug- The reception was siyen in
the church patlors. The choir opened tho even
ing's entertainment with music. followed
The e Rev. F. &. sheale then welcomed
the pastor in au appropriate address, assuring
lin Of the cordial support Of the entire Church,
to which tho new pastor responded gratefully
and happily. Another address. followed, which
wss unique OF its hind, being the joint effort Of
ten little girls, and elected much applause.
Miss Nellie Baker tnen read paper called " The
Chronicles" full Of humurous hits, after which
Delicious collation. was partaken OF By all
presoQt.
, 1874-12-13

A third wedding Thursday evening, at which
tho Rev. DR.. Mitchell again ofiosted. was that OF
N1ss Nellie Van Keuren and Dir. Wepar, at the
residence of the brides mother, No. sos Wabash
avenue. This was very quiet, private affair,
but the bride loo1ed beautifully in her wedding
dresa. This was OF pale npricot-colorod silk,
with lace oyerdress, cut in Watteau style, and
1ooped with orange-blossoms. The tulla vail was
held by the same bridal flowers. 4 delicious col
latlon was eeryad to tho few privileged friends
Who we're present. The aouvenirs. were many
and very pretty. Mr. and Mrs Weber left the
same evening Tor the East on their wedding
Journey
EEHoE-MURrHy.
After two Observation-Disclosures occa6ioued by
da.tna !, Ills family tba HIM. 1tilo. Ke}1oe WAS
us.a :.a 49, 49, 49, ~ ',I;az E,-a Murrhr , haon
uu1teo ~ "euioeA W +I4l3s 1AaSe @ -, 1oao o
t1tu1 and MEnlF"acconplsueu young 4aut A5ou!
Hamilton, Ont The marriage was performed
last "Wednesday afternoon. by the Rev. j. Lawlor,
s. j. At the Church of the Holy Family. After
ia corannnr wh;cl, wna strictly nriyato. the
t,a1-- .nun1a }ook tho E1st trn,n Feet there to
uapP5 .ouFao 800 1 ~ - .t;r honamr.oon
speh9 1en "eenS u s..eli aohes noo1. H. -
grand recopton Will DC given IL 1ue ot. Shto-
lines Court. at the closo OF the session Of tue
Legislature next spring.
GOLDEN CHIMES,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nah.n celebrated tho
, 1874-09-03


New youk, Sept. a.oo3sos-Quiet .,;a and stesayy:
hsss .s. 80 Fmuras eIosed barejy steady ualea
'so r1nhsr Is 9lga16 1a-32c Ootobor 10 33
oaes W'an,1,nr 16lfo. Deccubar, Is y-33G316
~ ~ s-Aee' AS9'A'N'
'-ioe. r1our-necepts 19c09 brls; super.
apa 1esosn snd STATE. siis5ta common ;a
goua s1tra uo' snesf ortrs. s5s1Ge40: exrA Ohio.
ggo9o = Mn'tS a. Tn;s Is a1(aJO Hyo tour dull. at
s5ahg5'ssv q; rnnnst ar1ner Western, t3codst.5.
WhsssI;acepta 1ssooo by aeys irssgass' r. s,,aa 99a
un4ott!sa Ne Chicago /, , ~ nnasaaeG Iowa
lI4 NJ, ~ ,rin~ Il IfI1 Is: No. spring. $l.9
mud al1ntesosM M sl1a,s ~, ESSrrn 4 I5aI.S: pew do
@l.3o: gu Wla.4a .t ~, fiIinoia 81 i5 Tyo auiot;
aSt aaa uachanged oorn-Sess s7,st m1sd
Wassrn i, ssore 83Hc; DO uoa a5cj high.Mixeo
aud Yellow &9asa4o VILE Mn,to' KIN fair dananI: nuv
70 ,00o0 hu: saaaS noAssst It, ma sa6ss1r
.od "essefn noae @ s fsr ioSi5o good to cho,ce,
HoFa-t1rm; 10" ~ 4@"' A'~A'' o0
c3@83c. ,,,u .., ,o,n,,,,Iv nprhauuod.
6EooEnIIs-co1ae 1uit oIa ~ noa1ur ap,i rcenG' sse
BuHas liint Rha sscso3 ens ",eoI ~ 1Hcs ,nil md
s7Iu. Mo'assss qaIes anu u'aeaa"s'a' A'''' e'''
heaiy. =, -r,nrbanael.
nos1K-stcaay; a.Hs a,ta.',u": ~ Ms' ss1''S''
, 1874-09-03

The Fnralgn AInrkcfs.

LryEnpoo1, Sept. Gil d. m.-Flour 2a10eia Cd
WLcnt-Wiuter vj(9Ds Dd; RIriug, 9Ge401 ba; Wlite
d iol@10a Id; Club. 1o* 4dsi1s ID. Corn, as' I'd.
Fork, IT'S Cd. ,.,- ,,.
and uncunuEea, Lard, a4s. Rest unchanged.
Bert. 2ate for Ssy a csne Sees s. a..
NJ niscout in owu market for threo montha' pillA,
1i1o por cant, or -l9 b.low bank rate. Amount oi
bullion gone INTO tho pank Of England ou nalansS y
S.ils OF ". 10yA; do Of T3 1U9hf 1o-40s. 1olH;
new s., 1oaA; Now York Central, aa; Er1e 81; PFC
ferrBd, 81.
Tallow, 41a Sd.
PAA1s, Sept. 2.-Rcntes, car Q5c.
ANrwEnr, Sept, 2.-Peroleuui. eGH for fine, pals
L1vEl.roo1, Sept. a.-cotton IRREGULAR miad!!ns
urlaut Sd; 0rsans, a!;@s4d. Sales. l2ooo bales !
specnlatisn and export, :,oo9; American. o4oo.
, 1874-09-03
REAL ESTATE.
The following inatrnmensa wore illod for record
On Wednesday, Sept. O.:


On Wednesday, Sept. 3:
ctTx PROPERTY.
Consideration
wasf Twonty-0rst st, II cor os Rockwell ss, q
Z 1o7 1-lDxla3tf 81. viii. a;Asl2S a.tQ q IN
san,a b,ooR, t1atea Avg u 4loasy II, WA!esr ~ Shl
In 1lur!us ileliroin} ........... ...;...$ Jo,00
1sahsnsE. Nv, l1a II q of Dixon ut, u, Is Ito
siIeY dnted a2rt. 1,...............y.:...:. 5.oo
Oak ~, 95 ~ . Of ssaunton ~, 4. 2axlo II, . mn
dat%d Aug. 2o..." a'oe
f.artral Y4rK ay, n cor OF Ogden nv, uni Is
Of Lots 9to 10, dated acpt. 2..".: .:..:.,. io,oa
West Madison 1t, Of HaydoA nt, I, 4oAlsl1t' ~
,n1ia'sa % w. VT i1sii tn 1t Twcuty- fourth st,ef.
9GIxl70 IT, dated Aopt. J.. .........".:...; d,os
fnyn,uru w, lAHA tt II " af lteea IT. no {, u'nl
L of II s7-lD0 ii to alley, dated Hept; l,-... u
Wnst OoDareas II, at II OF ca.HNhsl W, Vt, =,
9og3xl56 il, tiateA July M.. 2'a'
rairteouth IT. lo0 It of Centre Al, I, aa4l2i q,
t. dated Aug. =" H. t'S
"1I3ti It, dalsd Aug, 20. ..:..:.:,:;. o.
wtit{sm it.. lU4 It y of Aterdeeu Ut, VI, 2!x -
GaH It, dated Aug. 3.,: -;
wsha.h sy, lE19d 1t Il Of Van liurrn 81. "
10xi71 It, t,atad Sept. tIlorstto y. Waru 70 m NJ
Lucy L. haing, Of Milwaukee. e.).'+''.'.'''" WV
, 1874-09-03
clllQAu0 DRY.G0ODS NAHKET.

WEpNEsnAY EVENING, Sept. 2.
Tho mnrket for tho wock presents few feataress
and uolu Ut sufficient Importance to reluiro srscal
rnn,nptt Tho Re1lural condition Of the raoa il r..
QarIe ~ gaaFactory. Stocks aro now conpise N ~
departments an under reasonably aat.ys an aaq. sSa
II by To ,neans csponIent, Tha tona of trade Ia an
very conservative; buyers an ruc, showing no 1ll-
clltatton to order largely in alsh1c OF enrsent ~.
auIypln4Itu Dy rGforece TO tho quotations published
below il viii 10 scen that several changes aYo taReA
place III rcas asuoug which wo note 10 advance tn
American, Au,aakosK, tlnrnsr, 1nt rTeb1nat prints;
NlDlo iucinn in Lo1aaar. Fruit Of tho 1oo ANaurs,
Hills, AMI Andrcsco4gin beaelsi coitons: @ and ~
Shows ir -sao,t III lolviy, and prieos Of standard
bes,ds arc itr7uly hpi.
EOllnWuu ara tho qIotatiouh;
NEOWk CoTTONS. ..
Atlanta H. ~, ,.....NHp Aarh!naw. ...:...,..e eXs
Atuntio i. 4-4.,".il {Ian4sy, ntan'lura.'.'m1d
AtIAntiu u, t-4..u.,.lo lAAgey, A..-.....,.l9H
Atlantic 4, 4-4...,... ilabot A, 4-4.+.....,10 Il
lu.lial llutd, 44....,ll1 iGabot ", <-4.......lQ
Indian upsd, 7-9,u..U Warren A....,+..,..,N
, 1874-09-03

k,nts bnyerj anxious to securo desirable lots Tbs
new elip Ii aceca wool t4 passing rapidly 70 eon.
slnlers At the present ratio Ut consumption atoexs
1niisk pecpue exhausted much earlier than Tor many
years, Ohio and Pennsylvania Aeccca, o3@s7c e1oea
SX and nboye, 52A@sbs MEDIUM an4 =: 4s5a!!ci
Michigan and W!acouRln, e5da60o; ~aahod col1p'ha
delalnu, f0a&45c,
, 1874-09-03
$500
1900
7,uW
1900
D.oto
1,l05
1880
1000
1000
COMMERCIAL.

W1:pNEarAY EvEH1,;a, Sept. 2.
Tho following wcro tl'o receipts and shlp-
1nonta OF tho leading articles Of produce III Ch1-
cago during tho past twonty-tour holfa, ahd loF
tho corresponding dato ono yoar ago:
, 1874-09-03

Nav YoaK, Svpt 2.--1nainess mOde1ats w!tn enaf
mission Aousua, aud obblnE ofauehcs %ere iaf,y he
brown and bIcached cotons quot. WAnsutta hlosSaed
sAirttuga reduced to 17c. Brown RsAnlard snosnAgh
riRn tres4 goods sold very lDw ~ aac@loa so"oaJ'
Hhnwls aud akrta Rctir0.
, 1874-09-03

noos- 3s q sna - rsay @a'!Sy su
wesHhs uss With K9ea demana .a a .unpy I'll sonil.
s9.SY ssst et IL e.a snS
% % %sfsss p3s!s fs
Go az liz scaawag cass sn oven A. tne low
as rsHS Of IS sers n mnoss,e0 psaa xors 70 1eoe ~
wv s VIZ. at oysr x9s wcro raro. Ths angn q
IT, fer st9ss pff; at e SUE
1haAo'plaa n.s' IL ID s0t1QeQ tor c0mnlon to me-
Suu si .na u II tor good to smooth afs o1ss
, 1874-09-03

A.so the taslawiuE, without cu,nparisons:
r,,,,,,p e,on. S''<tsS', ID s"''wa. nd:
Game, rkgs. 70 ''..aa |
Eggs, rEaF.. ~ - |
CletSc, l3s........'' ..',-'....s'" oHn
Etats. hn. ..............+...s.'.. 20 ''::,s |
Hay. tnis... .................t..'.'. ~, ~
,!es H.,S H.: isS isS ;its
Withdrawn from store yeBtertny for city
consumpton: Ola but whoat; 7ao bn corni
= a,1l7 lu oats.
Tho following Grain las been inspected into
store tis morning mp to 10 o'clock; 23 cars No.
spring; ITO cars No. ado; AZ cars No. 3 do; 12
cars rejected do (2l7 wheat; 81 cars and 8D0 bu
hlgl-uixod coru; III cara aud &C, 400 btu No. 2do;
cars rejected 10 (1Gl corn); cata whito oats;
1G cara No. do; cars rejected do; cars no
srado do (27 oats); cars No. ryo; 4 cars No.
: barley cara No. 8 do; 2 cars rejected do. |
Total (a53 cars), 100000 bu. Inspected out
134.C50 bu wheat; 301, ,0a8 bn corn; S.05S bu |
oats 2,038 hu rye u, 2i9 bu barley.
The stocks Of brcatEtulfs in Liverpool ycstor-
dag wore 1000 iris flour, 21y,0Oo qrs wheat, ind
l2J,000 qrs corn.
An occouut salo was rendered yesterday 10 q
wlacat-slsiprcr IN Nebraska, on lot Of No. y
spring sold here Mt 9a13c It nctted jnat 49c
nor bt after paying ehargos.--ehe freight alono
being YGc per bu, hesilos transfers ACROSS tho
Missouri aud switching elsewhere lIo s3nlppets
. n Ivy ri IL ari. inaca Itc mr. IL, m t. bogca
II ls a nw1' limo and trouble,
! The Secretary OF tho Board Of Trade today
| rcul an apology from Mr. Bregn for Tho pnrt ho
| tonls IN lid ,,nTnrtuuato roucoutra lit is
a0r .';t, " ,ro cor,,nr immnrtnl;za tho Hccrctaryg
nraan;1,oc1atjon Of tho lust word by placing ii on
paper) Of yesterday. Au apology from AIR. Wat
no' hn "o tooE IN ti,ct frnv' tlnn on roueral
t,,;,o;nioa II ia roa,iv lima tn nsneak out il,
p!,eaI;ipT" obout tho ,inreutlemanly conduct III
n,ici, nm or two mambara Of tie Board OF
TraGc iuiIuno every day. aud several others &C.
aaaa.,ai,., r. IL nIrat nitv tnt they cannot
| ~ Snrnn's IN nH;nnri, In 4 n}nynyonnti outside
w1,om In rnnd Ht comes on: 30 Tint tho mem
bers b OF tho Board wilo have business to atfad
to NAV bo spared tlle annoyance To which nany
,arentjv do not know low to behave u tic eolIl-
49,, ~ aontjomene
iii The Leading nroducc markets soro actiro to-
dcv an1 n,osf Of them wero stronger. though
fnrnSr ;lmnntion ia volume bei,,g auite small
far for u tha soason. oxcopt in wl,oat IND tLo ship
pns noyement was moderately H., setiys ti under !,
i;"a of t lie ntumnal Il % eoulaox, nj @ BIDS lair to io
,,csn.t}c. 'v% shI fu'' '-'e 'e''' ''''s' ''
1ebpers Of dry goods report tho market un-
ot ~ rotaa ,Mo aea aon ~" tHn trns
yi Will tlo sti sScsption % or fow undesirable styiea
Disasneu costons Wc oroS Tgt ur1cca u
markos was s.eauy a. .;So oni tx Soun'
as was on onS ot rocav ir sueara were
OF Llccs I Mas atpo npo pos a; Sncea a soans
active aha sllohs; anu a.s'" n ,t SU"aj 1an.
were 1 hela at LUZ pi'tJ1a, a1s.,,,a ~, i1tif1
other haea wose nog e. snaiea nIisa o, ie. aor
fur orae nu.er was esn o1yG ao u
, 1874-09-03
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
WEDNESDAY, EyRs1Na. aept. ?.

oATrLE-saleA to liberal aggreeate were snsS1e4
at lricsa not materially tfs tyaI Varr anv
ssSss ssau t@ 5yyts ans eoa net Hs2ai I'll n:s
say Of bgs4s gresFS{ S{on stted no ''SSss, a
cuItv In sccurtug ali the stock they r..
rhs iss 5 Tss s to 70! sood s15 Qualities ls 10 y
wx a!is stS ass in seers fasor osass o @ rs
cass eato did not exceed aozsn cas;osas ~ TneTs arer,
IN n ls average but by far tho larger possion
& 2sssss ssa ~ ssa a Ia
~ 81 ~ a,er cattio are neotiug with inquiry
saaa for aoverai I days previous hyass sSw no
Inclination ay et.sr .s ,s prss M Mh9 u areaopy
Cooley CO., una 10 averaging 1,a9o lb8 At so'7o ny
CQuger urog.
, 1874-09-03

Fx,ra ueeyes--Gratletls steers. averaging ,auo
chnico HouYes-E!ue, fat. we'll forInet! y year
to ycar old steers. Averaging 1,soo 70
Good Dceyes-WclLfattencd t,ncly formed
Atecrs. Averaging l,1so 20 ! :5no ips ;.......
Medium aradva-stse,rs ,in ,, Ill is'f hc''' AFei-
uutshers' 8tock--roor to falr sseess, and
common to extra cows, for city slaughter.
averaging $50 TO 1.leo ill.,: ...::...;..:..::
BtorE Gattie-Eommou cattle, in decent
tiesl, averaging TOY to l.05o los.....:
1nieraor-1aght and at, tasa i tsows' ts"s hs'sSss'
st3gs El,S; aaa asass seta eosn.IeI
s;attis-Texas, wiuterel North. ........... =.
Cattio-Toxas, through roycs..............
rArSrTr HitEA
, 1874-09-03

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Bent z
Tho rcce!pts Of lumber for tho month Of August
vcro l4H. 1U3 600 #: tnipnctts Cd los GOO IT. Tho
receipts Of ahngles IT. SO 100 ahlnnents o. o0o UOO
rha recotns vera very ltgSt. aud ouy u or il csn
aoas wore on sale Thoro xas apo INJURY for COZ.
lain QraGcs csneeiuly ulece stun, and nearly al tho
offorluus Of sueH werp znoss Of Choen picco slu1F
atyaucrl 25o pcr M IT, selling Ut &B15. AtuBkcgon
mill rim boar1g and stfipa brought $780, LatlIs
varo Qt,otod ut II GOAL 83k, ehiuaiea s. b0(S37h
boards and str3ne S3 3d. choice no. 3ta Dn
The fuIlowinr Halse wora reported,
Cargo gchr Kato Lyous from Afuakcaou, n1pa13 It
boards and strips, At x1300 9chr- 10 arrive $50
IN mill run boarGs cut To order, 1t $500. Sold by q
Denlng l. Go.
C.er,, pei,r H{ann,nonen frotp J,t}trtnn 21D m
, 1874-09-03

boof hams, 8a40o@95.e0. City snl1ov 8@s}4ot
groaao nominal 1t 0Gp0o. Halou wero roporloaa toa
Of 205 brls meas pork Tin CDR lo!s) 1t $23.og; '9o
Hoiior January aud Fobr1,ary At sl7:25; looo coo
lev }nrt, no}ior tho yoar, ut SI ,o7}1; 1oo,o9o
lba shoulders Gast ovening) 1t 8ee4o. u.
Flour wna dull and unchanged. Thefo Wna
worry llttlo lomand but old taours wore atronEiy
hold. thoro not hetns much OH sa'o, aud now
wera oirdred With laaa froodotn. as proso1't quo
tationB barely pay tho coht Of proanotion. shlp,
pora worn out of tho rnnrkot. BRAN was J. !eaa a.
% werc roporteI @ Of loo frla wniio wintor oxtrns
doV) at sd.Ss; 1s5 M bsla DO priyato to.n,s' 100
6rla apr,ng axtraa (atnn.) at soo9! 11o ~ Gr!n aHn
do (Alinn.) At s6.o0; 1oo brla DO a. a625 10Y
hrih DO OH private tefn,s aoo bsa autoTu1s as ~ ~
$3.50. Total, 1,175 6rls Also, 20 tone bran at
Sl4.u0 on track. Tho market closed with sellers
, 1874-09-03

1U!lOWH:
The markot has beon steady md ar,n throughout the
week with fair deinnhl from manufacturers, An1
full lrlccs have been rradilY obtained for al desirable
kinds buyers lafu been quito numerous. parltGlal-
ly For nya ta6 nsd manufacturers are oY1le1t
" moro anxious to accuro supplies tla1i Tor R0np
previous weeks. A largo portion of tho Western clip
has already forward, receipts al THIS point 4aY~
tnA fallen DK materially, ind vury cU1lfldeat feu!ing
prevails that better prlcts will ho reeEol lner t the
season. ..-
From, abroad tho atlYcas quito favorable. Eli
ais anu French huyesa competing for edu nllcr.
ues ut the London Halcs nul there " prospect Of
N,ly considerable suppltea from that pont thu pr1
claaos for this n1ret far having beo quito ring
and confined to fuw desirable Re1oetldnR. 1t II nut
surprisiuH therefore, that leading manufacturers arc
nulpty lrchusinU round lots Of desirable n0ecas, sna
aooI 1ortluu uf tbs clip haA already lakse tno tho
hauis Of manufacturers The stock OF 3oxegn o0es-
Inn Is small with prospect oE Euy considerable ILL
crease for months to G0,, aud II manufacturers coils
tuuu to kepp ther machinery running stocks Ut wool
1ltet Ace1uo quito redcst much narilor ~ tho seaso
linn for Bulnc previous SearH. tucf wool 4 also very
scarce md Boll cIuas up, and tho suIplJ OF foreIg
sheen aklls Inn hccUlU nlauoAt exhausted. There v
noiuhoro In hAuds, Int! In NowYork tic stock
ia aao TuKy ,u,lch reduced. Ths acltnory Ut tho
country a III fact, running almost o1cllsyuy gu DO
mcalip ssca mud pulled Wuo ana ut the present rate
of consumption, tho supply ID disappearing quito rap
idly.
COTTON.
Tho Ht. Loula Democrat f.trnishoa very In
tqrostiAg compendium OF tho cotton baHinnat
IN that city during tho past twelve months
, 1874-09-03

54nE1B9 un staun :. r., . ;; Vrn,cc nni p
uabsoot Rivers ID Manu. by mutual n4reonont, arc
shutting down trao mills aud taking other uoecsaaT
steps 10 reduce tho supply Of lumber.
, 1874-09-03

METALS AND T1NNEns' sTDCK-Duaincsa IL rc-
viYng, and tic market, especially for general hRrd-
TIN pLATE-IC loxl4, $ll.60; do, 14kl9, $l2o9; lax
20, sl250; do. roofing, 14120 10, si1oo; 10. o12a,
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Ing tne1r nveYies are also amply provided 10 tho
Isht VI the principal stand ~ separate stand for
the Omcers, the President, Vice President and
smers. ana Immediately opposite is box Tor the
sanity and wen enclosed. The races have taken
pace Ia february rom time immemOrial In 1887
Mr. Iattersal, OF Hyde Park Corner London, pre-
scented To the Club
RICHLY MOUNTED WHIP,
10 De run ior annually. upon the principle which
governs the Whip IN England. In Commitment 10
the donor 1t was named "The Tattersaii Whlp.p IL
was won by Colonel Wade Hampton with mis- i'm
ported colt, Monarch, by Priam out OF Delphine
and has since remained In the family OF that gen.
the course 1t may be stated that it has
been sipgularly exempt from accidents.
than three occasions where jocSey
has been thrown, and not one OF these mlshaps
was attended by serious consequences. Other in
worthy OF mention. Fatal duets have occurred
there. Men have gone cut at daylight to front the
pistol bullet and have been brought back cold and
ghastly The grand stand, too, has looked down on
GREAT ENCAMPNENTs OF soLD1ERY.
Here were assembled the regiments that rallied
first D0mbardment OF Fort Sumter. Later many
prisoners captured in the war were Temporarily
encamped on the grounds. Then IL became the
scene OF great state fair And recently It has been
taken possession OF by colored marOODerS or picnic
parties, who found in its deserted halls and
their summer pleasures. The place, therefore, Is
not Without its story. Anterior TO the war the
purses ranged from $4,000 to IS, 900 and $4,000
AL the present time the amonnt Will be only $4,000
nan OF winch mas been generously contributed ~
the citizens, poor as they are and the other hal;
by number OF Northern and Western gentlemen,
owners Oh stables, VINO nave brought hlther their
STOCK TO reinangurate the good Old sport.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Feb. 20, 1874.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your issue OF Sunday, I'D inst. observe an
article in reference to the "slavery' to which
youth was alleged to have been subjected who left
New York city for the wide, wide world OF the
West II the writer thinks that all our Western
farmers go ragged and dirty, live on corn bread
and 'sOw.bely," work fifteen hours day and
metropolis New York city-he is slightly mis-
taken. spent the first twenty-one years OF my
years IN New YORK city IN Journalism, and saw
more dirty persons, abiect squaior, hunger and
SSany in Gotham IN one year tnan ever did
100000 of your hungry, poor, laborng people to
vast advantage; and Indiana alone could absorb
them and give them plenty OF work. food, fire,
light, clothes and shelter, and still her teemIng
lands would cry for "More! mOrer Thousands OF
boys and girls could get homes In this State among
farmers ii they are honest faithful and INDUSTRIOUS
No mistake on this point. T. q. JOHNSON.