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New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NxwYoRx Sept to-day ws4 40 ears at wee
sssfs9 s % sS y a. ss's Or ), i Ss making ar,
% aga. . sosd S SsSsss s1ees among ens q
quality and large nanser S Gan sn ss ss,
S' % a S saHs we're lSsIs Sss MORE rom
sys 5sn e . ES5sH.' ESs:1. ssss. ss,s BANDS
Sss and were forced the the grssdy w
e. % s lot S ss.s sts q sTs'sSs to &c
n ss s S7s o.tsG sst icssy &s fsp
fair Texans .ss 90 nj Fish q,s u Ohio .se
ev iSSlc % 70 v5s;05 s SSSSn SO1n, 80 j. State ,ss
steers lol ID, to dress % d. and 90 a0
'T T. ws sold for " W %d.worth 7oWt average
I'VE % 70 .oS Sl for smith Robert. 81
i've weight average at lc y %, to dres, 81 % 80 DO LOO
aSio SSs weight 'Iese s. a. .1sse @ r5fss dress
@ $50 6 a5' % 1--we oS Ssas a
,our line. 920 n i've weight average at &C. d.
DOW had ars only Ouebs which had been O and H. A
ya Se s1E e. sd 3 DG' AZ little GSsoGee cattle
dress 50 u to the cwt and had cars oi ONO cattle ua
Gomez Mcpherson sold for Mccall 80 Ohio ewt at
q :. 5s g h. 10, ssa esTs 4 Ono and ksnspsy
Charles Kahn sold for hahn aud Bakef oI ihahA s'ee'S ANU
'gS srs s4.S sS Sls 4; "a
20 I,s Sa,lye sT a. S Chicago cattle.
Ga from Sc D. to dress % h. and u per head TO
Zoe y 10 o dress 56 10 -, -.
97.c = and 80 Indiana do ew AZ io = 20; Oh, 70
Ssuues for sadder Co., 81 Native steers o ewI '4 70
dress 56 ID. ,,, D. ,,....
At cars Foriethst and Jersey Ct-a total oil 20
or 1920 making Is $50 for the last four das against oVa
for tbe week TOee no improvement IN prices but
buyers inclined operate and sellers eecepe
and possibly do worse ordinary
10 sold at 42G54e D. and ordinary 10 pTi~e
lambs nt GA al 2c, with one choice lot at 7oG
J. Pideock 275 Ohio sheep l0l ID average at 5Hc 10
Kse son 305 lambs 90 n average al
6a 10 92 Jersey do, 62 To- at 67s and 10 Pennsylvania uo
Hume t Elliott sold lsG Ohio sheep s5. average 5'
40 do 90 at Sc SO State 02 b at BE- lO5 State lambs
l75 do, II u. at 7's 52 do 63 b al $50 ana
jane. Kirby sold as State lambs SO ID at 6A and "a dO 90 3D.
p fecb sold $40 Ohio sheep 7s ID average st4s4c p b
Judd sold 433 Ohio sheep 50 10 al DC ID;
Alb do 7S ID, at % 2ll do 80 10 at 4 2Vo co. 81 ID a.
47 81 State do lOl 10 at DC 100 state lambs o- ID ~
7ls 1852 do 86 H. at 7c and 206 Ohio lambs 55 d. at 6Ac
SwlNB-Receipts to-day at jersey City and c az
Fortethsta Of 10 2O3i hogs making 5O3o or four
Dressed demand Sd9e q ID for gaers ana
94d9oss. fcrcornfed.
AIBAyY Sept 4-CArrE- Receipts 5 sgainst $50 cars
opened dull Medium cattle unchange po' safes
enough to * prices Light Natives sold for 3l2G4c -
SHKKP-Reeeps 81 last week. Orolna 70
Pair 4d4I2c Pair Good 4l2a5c; Extras &c lambs Sag
good head Demand for Calves moderae none
to be had.
BUFFALO Sent 4-CaTrIRhe receipts TO-DAY ABB head
making supply the week thus far 500 head oJo
es sgspst 756 time last week There was no
to-day All esb arrivals through eongnnentS Inc
nearly bare Of stock. coo,-, H..
the supply thus far 10000 head against
head m the same The market closed heavy Cana
$6d$6 25 Canada Sleep, al 5OG$o Western sheep
HoGsThe receipts to-day $500 making the total
thus far loo heal aanst mead ot .ns
$6QS7; heavy hogs, 25d$I 10
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
e M s: bee s ss: % tn Tss sS S 4 9: ss = &c

slc ss rss :.,ss q Cslsui. which
Indon on the 18Th with 260 8G bales resdy 10 be easore
opened wi rse buyers and prices showed 40
advance of to per June Las. adc the improve
ment sustained with prospect hgh rates bpg
kept up-he viii m Oct Holders Of woos here LOOK
for They base their hopes for realizing expectations
important facts, chief among which are that oen o.
foreign xools unusually small. and oahpot ~
the sent market rates. . gces are
abroad quite high home Domestic Woods se
moderate and retained hms W Aoe
With money cheap and the country generally ~ rospeoa
condition Dealers operate tmdy and manufacturers pu
chase There still lack Of confidence IN the
made small no prn the as'
three yesr While they with honor and ability they
realizing fair compensation for their oors
All the trouble Is ascribed TO the unequal sno, many
saw uujust ,af Of duty Wool Fleece continues TO se
within the OF quotations o t various
kinds Pulled taken made steady rates nave been
maintained Caons-A good demand exists for lopgsapea nns
Woods OF sale lbeie
old Fail CHps still the market buers at present are
kinds especially those affected with seeas ana pus
TEXAS fairly bat sellers comsn that current pees 90 po M
cost Foreign Clathng WoOs-NewZeasnt has been
mapd also good condition bury and wasted kinds hnd
poor Cape fair requests prices quite sieah ss
txs OF Bueno Ayres have been msoe Eo
Monteeo &c., stocks Of all ess descriptions are now '
light Carpet WooTbe marke continues 10 Tae seau! Dle
mo1erate yices unchanged
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
COTTON MARKETS.

Sept 4oCoOn qqis. and esdy addi1s Ice 10.
s1s. ss S. iss s SSS' sSs b l 55lS s Weekly
2s bales gS s s';' 5PS, to . a'ss sssB Britain neS 81 seD
. 997 gross 20l4 bales exports coawie, sbae' sales
WTIsrssros Sept 4-COOn unchanged Mddpgs l5 net
ba exports coa.t~se "a bales ,toet ioo bales 90 ree
Sept receipts l3 bales exports ooas,wse 2lO bales
mnsSMs Sep, 4co,.ou quiet unchsngea, Mddng.
l5ac 42a shipments 40 bales stoss 1874.
SosSoGr sept 4~coen quiet Low aadns Ise receipts.
s:S s
sxpOrt. oo..i"ise. iss bales sale, 90 bale.
iss D.s rss.ipS S7s bales .ass 800 b.s: .soe is5S
bales weekly receipts 1909 bales 1881 bale. exports
sI.s 1880 bsies exports oO.''"~ 400 b.'s' ''e' 1900
sa1.srAu Sep. 4o...oo quiet xiaaA lsl Lo. Maalns
.Ipor. cosstv 2sS bales; s. l2i bsles oci 6l5l bale,
Ss S.i ..ss s7 ssc e.
27 aes gos 1924 bales; exports oossw 7Ss bales sales
Bosros Sep. A-cesoe quiet middras i7c rro., receipts
s.5 % sale: 23s s osi 1899 e9S bales. .s.l; Dss
Sss Ss's r:.D 90 s'f S.. .se 900 bales. '''N l.
s... & sS s. .. o's s ais 1914 aoa7s 1892 s s is7 s
bales, rsss receipts 2ss bales .hipnes s2i bales 6lS
aosIfs sept !osssa qsis. .ai UNCHANGED maains ls,e
s: % s3ss s t'i.! r.
net rePs 80 bsss exports ooast~s x2a bales sales 45o
s s' s s'' ..Ss .ss sS5
$50 bales count 944 bales. vssl, receipts as
s;' s sss:: sss s %
S:. s:; .,'S % s.. & s .s. no. sc ''' '''' 100
sns.yseear ssok 4coee, Good Ordisary i<s; vss<S
fsSyD,se, ssOs to,asa -stk net 'soslps bales; .le'
''GS IoUr,Sl. @ sept sSSossa auia; Mladl,ss. Is,.s
hosrso.r.I. Sep, t5toticn qass Los h,ddhns. ltAe
els S % fsYs iaos s.. ''i'"'n" i'' ''' ''''' 1874
f.nASsvsiI ispi G-Csa0s dsI xiadnAss TO-, Ls. Ma
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBAyY Sept 4wbest dull sales Corn firm at 88e
Barley sales Srrowed State Canada and
Fourrowed State aye and do all on private
terms Oas held slight sales car No. Western 55e
bag lot Of state Mixed Western at 56e aud bag lot
do. at 55c-
LOUISVILLE Sept 4Flou and Wheat unchanged Corn quiet and
unchanged AZ 74d7Sc declining 13c Rye quiet and
gOc PORK quiet and unchanged 23 90 Bacon firm
Shoulders l0e Clear Rio Sides l4c Clear Sides l4c Hans
cured 43dl5c; Plain lac Bulk Meats hm; Shoulders,
9c; Rib sde l3c; Clear sides l34dl3Sc Lard, l6S%
WHISKY, SOC. 100
MrsPH Sept A-Fou quiet and unchanged Corn sold 90e
for White Yellow and firm Oats dull and unchanged 7e
PORK dull nominal Lard STEADY l6d17c Bacon steady at
lOL4dl Oc shoude l4 for Clear Bib Sides, liSe for
Clear sides
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

nu1ossd Extfs. we
isasor. HsvIdst Observation-Disclosures. 500
ssra and Tennessee common Sos
ssses .od Tennessee PANTY BI.rs. SoS oo
closing strong .siss @ Of i'; 100 SSis We quote:
s,s fsSsf s.ts.................".....,". .sS9 eSS
csss n.s hsSsr IN ySp,ia; .iS com bot Is 80 near
yssi ai demand cse sIS;s . As 81 market quiet but
S:s f.. SS SSs Corn Meat d' Bar % 50
nae. for e.rron vas m. s1 nS snsSs Ta,ss DG s@
s coo T. Sa. S s
:s s..S 900 Su.S sSG do s.iP 800 To
rage M charter ,S.gsd to The on Hd & include To cori fo1
.n bari WIN 500 q Grain S 800 S 5S S% drnas rSieC5 oil
10 III Norwegian bark hence TO Liverpool With Sioo oo~
opened at De asked with general
IRON saPDs 1 S% as @ ee TS
an advance fully Yesterday after an active trade epselay
e. gs Ts. ss, '7S %n sG' Sh Sas are better By oU, he
:; cSs = fp y sT % "s. e T and S' c
Gel Chicago sPas q l7asl 20 for \ No q th'sge p, s
miissstee 81 81 for No. Mwaulsej 2$ for Red
ws "a sIs g I 70 0 A%S 5 20 for WSs Rsn sa
Bsrey steady Western offered 81 25 for No
~ sse .s.l sale. Ssias M siSsi $ cash. No western 1900
II. Ss. Sf ss S s c 5ss psas s a $ aSs & G
and & e s s light Istsp *. 5SS S2 s S,, ;,s
vii. e2 I'D and Csc Is d. for S No. h, 9s sps 50 ssa Ts 10 eo
bush 6s September tS5 No CSeisO TIE s.s; are
ss.s ssT % SS ssf SS S Scd6 White at jersey
Rye steady and there Is inquiry at
opening there business reported at this moment closing
inquiry old rates and sked sales Of 100 bags state
9Oc State al
with free sales at the opening soc for
all September under speculative and export demand and
still closing and excited Bat less sc
he offered and there buyers at 9 in ster ana yIe
IS 2a9Oc In store snd 5Oe anoat
100000 bush on the spo Damp and unsonn
S2Q9lc; Western White at 20 d9Ie DO fet
eOd9I @ hall and all September "a 900 bush sh
at nd week st9lc
steady with only limited dealings;
Of Domestic Cloth at IL ci aud 600 rolls do In
144d14l for heavy
Of Domestic Cloth the spot Calcutta at lOglO2ci
Ber1so and GourD0re a ii lie, and Bags at ia. -
AND SrRAW-Pnme grades are steady and ssble while
Hay, Old Timothy
Prime At S2OdS22 d. $ISd$20 Good Old do $l5d$lSJ
shppng 4dSl5 for DID, and S2G$l4 for New; Clover at $40
C$l2 Old arriving aud Is urn at $odSlV ior No.
]. Rse. and Sl0d$l2 for Oat Der ton
HEMPMasla dull and entirely nemnsL Jute Butts are
quiet sad steady, quoted at 2S4c
HoPS-rhe due bu holders are erm Brew
purchasing only supply their immediate wants We
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
ZEAL RUSSIAN SEAL SKINS.
G0ODE GAINSFORD Co. are Showing Large Stock OF the
FINEST REAL RUSSIAN SEAL JACKETS both plain and trimmed
SELECTED SKINS considerably less than Winter Prices
ALBION HOUSE. BOROUGH, LONDON g. =. ENGLND
SAMTIET, BROTHERS 80 Ludgate Hill, LONDON,

THE SYSTEM introduced by SAMUEL BROTHERS and hvoraby
tested for upward YEARS. admits Of possible dsappoH.
uept By the ENTIRE divided NuSE
iyey marked TO graduated quaity and price Every
men every piece CLOTH plainly and unn,akb marEed the class
70 which 1t belongs
The STOCK OF Clothing snd materal the and vshed IN
London satisfy the asdous taste and applicable 70
alc and
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
HAVANA MARKETS.

Havana Srt -YxchaDge quet United States 60 days
currency 50 premium; short sight do. go % premium go
short sight do 1910 premiumi
London 95 premium Spanish Gold l12al14 American Gold
lT5al76. nominal
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

a lady, age 80, who for period OF 10 years
n Management Of an extensive Dre'; and Ma I
h,.ine meeting with engagement as FlhS ia ~
in good American Address Madame JOURDE, Rue SAINT
Roch a Par. France.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

LONDON Aug 22-we are pleased report slight improvement in
visible The new Weld estimated from 100000 100000
ysli much doing Continental reports are
EhIGo-Te market remain. steady rather inquiry
Manila 7oUS5G, and II chests Madras at s20
que, aud steady; note the arrival Of
VIII about AZ @ 2 bag Business, a II TG,sS n copp d the
proved feeling previously noted still continues WITH further aeance
Isbce Of 2a2 % closing sn with 81 &c generally the asking
ye Scotch Pig Iron is no. much inquired alter 'pe p stock e6
ss%t No. a ssi 2.,s29 Rails about Tor
% IL Pig Lead e % % Bp Barn. aaS PGS Pp H sS Oooe At
7 10 per Pig Tin sul d9 and quotations 1Omi
e; Ss so aSda 5 io5: English l. ind and e
Plate: continue IN sSSS boSss SsS-US Col. Tu 81 so g 75 so
Charcoal Trne s. 49, ana 500 boxes d. Tina ~ 7o Other
MoLASSES-Tbe bunsss very light for want Of supplies and
tssass & % 1SSisG s s 's at 50 rSs oaSa s
Porto 4Oa7Oc English IssOds 4Oao5e and Neworean'
,.s Ey4k ale $o %P'saf
fbe eeand s limited and values STEADY Guoea az & ~ ~
PEAS higher with sales OF 1000 bush in bulk ard hand at
,.u tas. Sase Iss1 s SOC Ss TonSt deIvs
CS1 sGo & s ss ssGf eissI & s'H pe sss G mo g.
HSoea al Pbsdephs is moderately active Prce slight
ss DO 4, i ~ The eaphc ad1ses
Tfeie dull snd frm at sOc Rousevil quiet 972c
ue weaker buyers hard TO quote but 'bOu 81 o.
sS Fftss PORK Sf market wholly
10 .e decline Of about Oc, with BIDS what
ever dealings; quote: $2 30 for cash aud $22 300
iobbing for delivery September IL offered at
$50 40 $22 75 Beef dl aud unchanged At old
figures obhng cnly Of 80 bb at Sl2dS3 for Plain
Sl5ds5 so for Extra do S5 5Oasl6 for Packet eroe
Beef old Of quotations. with demand U
g. for S a4n' a a1s soata CT
dull neeo little Southern and
reported only job lots HsmsShoaders sni Bellies
ct old range Bacon is in better export demand gh nh
1875 boxes Long Civ at l2 aud refa gwen or 500
botes more Short Rib Mdes bd lOc and
mot offered Short Clear Dressed Hogs steady AID que
We quote AT qaye City and Ss109 for Western Grass fed
Lan dull changed with life the market except for
delivery there little jobbns demsnd fcr spot, sales
of M lac for Ne Ii c for City and IL for Far
~ Prime Steam delivery hear OF 600 cs seller the
year l516dl2 October and September nominal at
"A llI6c .
market STEADY for all kinds State psi qe for
fairly for Choice grades export trade
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

w, te The following Mr. Bmmet Wess Weekly Hop CronIar
Of This Of the Circular brings us down the new
Hon rs Hops Of tbe growth Of 1873 come
und,r the OF yesngs while older growhs are called
o" About bales Of the growth Of the early seeding va
metz have ths and taken quick
from SOC 10 Picking is progressing all over the
euntry and have seldom
The weather all through August was all that could be
SIRED TO quality the OF the Hop louse
shs. nobpg tat much August too
oeh wet weather Hons in the bur mods .hem The
saly Of the CROP therefore, will be 6ue Concerning the guam
M grown compared with last very htte can nov be %
tbe eports form opinion After picking IS
fnshed Once advise Wisconsin
growers dry their Hops much and bhng new clean
s.ekup: not been used before western
srowes also injure Of their Hops BY early pick
5ng they afraid Of which sometimes appears on
Hops allowed remain upou the poles until npe brewer as
thing mind but rather prefer to immature
hor growers bang should the and stamp
the hops the proper to run the follower
Gown pressing finished then the hops when sampled will
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

SAMUEL BROTHERS guarantee 70 supply the very nne
with STYLE sound and exquisite workmanship ana peee'
e. The vast Stock he largest London divided into s' esca
piece garment markea the class to when o
and the price in plain figures This equitable system oas 0e' ~
successful IN gaining that confidence necessary between buyer "'
seller Patterns and Sel Measurement sen! Free
Al Sizes erery Class kept IN sok for immediate use or
10
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

,e:
SiaN Fsctery, new,
all cream. hae-..... l2l20l3es
State Factory, new,
all cream, fair.... IL Ql22
State Factory. new.
all cream, half
smimmed...... O 1l
State Factory, new,
all cream. full skim 4 q 5
' under the less liberal receipts, and
We quote:
Western common. III Ql8
Canadian. an..............19 G20
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
finanrlai.

flndnrldl
TO THE HOLDERS OF THB
FIRSr MORTGAGE BONDS
PEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD
OF ILLINOIS.
As Trustee bondhode Of the sbove Road DO not reeomen
funding Of the proposed By the COMPANY
can communicate with BY addressing Posomee boz
4,024, NewYork cu.prpor vposr
Sole Trustee for First Mortgage Bondholders
New.York Sept. 2, 1874.
DEORIA AND ROCK ISLAND BOND,
HOLDERS n their interest," are invited
address j. ". Pos-Ofiee Box 4, $50. Hew-Yot.
IN PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
l. " MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA fAhhs. Refer
epces and full information application. .
~ ~ ~ UNDERWOOD l. CLARK, Musestine, Iowa.
nm PER CENT Kansas School Bonds.
" 10 per cent Nebrsska School Bonds
8 per cent Illinois Bonds.
Interest and principal PAYABLE York The suress and most re-
nunerstye Of bond investments For sale below par by
ARTHUR T. FITCH Co, Bankers Pine-st, Sew.York.
IIMInN PACIFIC Rail R0AD
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05
RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can BE- supplied with London Clothing perfect In style and o. o
ns the nsueons Rules in our New Fashion
Booi Which, samples Of materials 10 forwarded post ee ne
,.neea need not necessarily the order arrangements
nave been made Porwng Companies Agent sna sne
fine collect the smount Of invoice together win Hug
and Customs This mode OF collection and eV
Of extensive American trace
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

proe feeling this evening" Western and ship
s..ss .ssi S.o scc iSo s. - fs fse5ofy 4' new
l2asls2 al. al cram iaf..:' IL Sl2h
%Ou iar :..,.... IL al2 all cream, half q s,o
"ssa common to sos..... I24al2h STATE Factory,
gooTbe m.rh,, remain. the liberal and
prices have az upward tendesey We quote: :. a,o
s, Sal: f;1s...::::Y9 S%5 H.aiia:.',ia sa0
RICE There s moderate jObbns trade and The market
,sy 1 sR from 100 % . .Ss s..ss =
A.s 9Oans an s 2sSe we aso,e S.roni pa. Az Ur
s6APs-css steady ,h Ias4sr inquiry "'os of 600
'sfi sfasss d :;. sg1' sale. sss l7
s ie former ss1Iss The ss: eFss.is sss s 4s S sds sa.s
2ss bid. Porto Rec q. S We quot: i. SsGS Refining ::
sSS G5ess ~ .'sa oss sao and SSi S sso re-: s
Ye. 9Slo e. S0s w6 ~ lie Is. i.T STU.A.a o
S:, s ss 70 s GGs S. M h%s sSS to SsS: fss s
ss9 sse a5 l.s SS1 sspS sna Sf ssp.oi rs
n CIV Al sIe ujOOO n outOi.tOwn stock q, sdstc
q 700
@ s & ss & :.,s ..S saa s, ss sg s
ss2e s4 sss: ohS crop 1928 ssl.as l39 case. Coz
iss III cona.Ss9 a iss 100 es'ss Do
wBIsKfTbs market is less active bat steady sses Of 100 bos
wooL-Tbe market has bee, nod.se, .ea,e for
srse grsaes Wool pee geoersy arm msnufsetse
Ia their parehssese taking oa h supplies
needed to meet their wants holders quite
and apparently stock
fhs MARKET s embrace: 10000 Ohio Fleece 55c $4,000
n improved Western l1e 600 gI Ohio 00es 10 900 BI
ohio soc. % bags Lambs 50c 80 bags Synng California slightly
Sur, 27o 1000 Improved TeIss, 25c; 5000 Bas,ern
Er Palled Ace 1000 Hsay Barr SPriss chiOtOis e
200 secured Wool 72e; $500 Choice Feeoes
coo n Palee Wool pryie 10000 Cousng De,nne
onsste terms IL 600 52d55e 1000 Tub Sid55c
rs 900 CoGbas Desoe vas terms - 900 gEssshod S9e
10000 Pieces Soc IS baes spring California 33c
"a 900 Tub zoe; is 900 TeI.s private 40 beg Lamb
Psed private 70 900 n Yleeces private terms 800
Pieces private 5000 Sco.Ied private terms 1000
xf Ohio Fleece. sse 5000 Secured Wool private etn
proved W Tens 23c SIS BAGS sortS private terms
10 600 Conbss Desoe srrste terms 5000 y hi" pue
sSs 5000 C.nfoas spriss sis 2ooS Do, OoS
Ysrs Slbej So bass California, 33sej $1,000 70
= .nS Xxx H.ees. toSssei 600 Bale. E.s indiss Isle
. ain t< foosins LyDehs
T. pusssss ounse pss tesd fairly Prices
an nros vs nasisias vb sAsh kAsspise sssdsssy he
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

CHKEsEhe market for Trade FACTORY has retained its former
feeling this evening" Western scarce, a10 snip
are nan hi rales We quote:
New-York tribune., 1874-09-05

Ss@s, vssiI, pst rsssipis 22b bsis c.. 1osl bsIss
CIxcIysAr Sent I-Conn dul: hiddhne ioe reeelp" az
baes th,pneu ~ 6098 bales veshJ net rcep~ -
bales shipmenu 162 bales sses 2o9 bales x,Au,,..
N.,nyiIIr sept 4-Cottou Mddlnrs l6e Low Sioannc
lbc Cool Ordinary 4c; weekly ne! reeeips lSS eses
i26 bales, stosi 1874 g. Ssh bales; 1879 l,ss1 essa
CHxRLEsroy SEPT A-Coon unchanged hidahngs ~
receipts bales; gross 1S3 bsles sales Ioo o. 81
eInot. 10 Great Brsp I52 cosstwse l2ss bales nes
$50 bsles snee Sept receipts 46l bales; gross eoi
exports 10 Great Britain baes eoastwe 100 oA Aes o@'
bales uAp,. ,ei,. ,ow rS
S,l,s ceE bG4 bales weey net receipts 80 b'les ses
spinner az b,les; sales 346 bales -, -.,,,u.
Maeox Sent 4-Cot,on quiet Mddns 14fae 10" mddhnes
l4e good ordinary l32 weekly net receipts lOo bales.
lO6 bales shipments AZ balesi stock auai count io4 iooH
Ispasotr feIs sept 4-Coon weekly net receipts so bales
sHIsA Sent 4-Cotton hrm Middinss l5e low uiddhnss
good ordinary % weekly net receipts s nres sics,
29 bales shipments II bales sales to .pinh S9 so'i
500 bales stock actual count, 1874 Zis oae' Ao'''
COTTON REcxIPrs
EKvYoRK Sept 4-Tbe following the total net receipts OF Cot
VOL Al q" p''S 'iH'e 'ep" - Bales Bales
o,. g97 | Baltimore ........... IS
Sase,soh. h..''''''''" A'22Se SewYoh ......... 2l4
kev-Orleans. 100 ''''''''
Wohsla S6 Providence
c.r.-r.h I OFT Phadephis lZ3
Sxuhnse.''''''''"'' al inh,nols.,,........ 90
Charleston. 4ol inuiAH'~'''''''''''
Norfolk o1z
WilmBsten AZ efs"1
boeop.
WOOL MARKET.
PHApxIpH1A Sept A-woo buoysns without q0oho change
price
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
Bret Esarte In the Scu.E.

Bret Harte has recently returned
from tour in the South. He had an
interview with a correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, from the report of
which we copy:
"Their women Of the superior fam
lies" said Harte, "surpass ours in
real intrinsic strength, and are very
far superior to their men. 1 never
heard such English spoken as at some
of the private houses 1 visited. Pro-
priety without frigidity, and q CLASH
cal amiability met me very frequently.
At the Same time, some OF tie little
conveniences, without which we could
not get along, are wholly absent from
households. otherwise very perfect.
Their cuisine might be remedied.
'Why. at -, rs I sat in the
hotel, in that drowsy, satisfying air, l
felt that, if were to stay there a year.
1 would be just like the rest of the
people, want to put my feet higher
than my head, and hardly talk, so
much were the effort"
Harte thought that ono evil OF the
South was the surplus of political dis
cussion. The press was not enough a
news press, but redundant in contro-
versy and political personality. He
also thought the Northern people were
ignorant of the South. "For my
part" he said, 81 had not the faintest
idea Of the country"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-11
YIsE PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR


For the first tins in ten years the
Democrats in Pennsylvania are TO en-
joy Tie privilege CT sending one of
their own leaders to tie United States
Senate. This duty vii! devolve upon
the Legislature elected in November.
There arc nlauy able aspirants for tie
position, and number os prominent
men gro already spoke OF, but
Judge Jeremiah S. Black and
Hon. Charles T. Buckalew viii be the
principle contestants. Either of these
gentlemen would add grace aud honor
and dignity to the position and both
are erninent!y entitled, lot only as
men OF rare abilities but for services
rendered. to the consiaA-.ti11 or ~
s.4.11.y are gentlemen OF nation
81 reputation and with either the party
and the country would be well satiE-
fed without looking further.
Dir. Buckalew IVES the last Demo
crat from Pennsylvania to represent
the party il the United States Senate,
and he performed his duties with q
signal and statesmanlike ability that
has not been approached by any Of his
successors. To return him would be
long step toward elevating the stand
Nrd OF men, and consequently Of legis-
latlon, N Congress. The same can be
said OF Judge Black. lie is one OF the
most brilliant advocates in this or any
other country. The history of this
country, general and constitutional, is
to him an always open book. and in
profound learning and sound practical
judgment he has no superior in the
present National Senate. The selec-
tion Of either of these states men
would be splendid improvement on
the opportunity now offered, which we
need not fear will be thrown away.