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, 1874-05-27
THE CUMBERLAND ASSEMBLY.
Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.

III.
This highest ecclesiastical body Of this church
mot at spr;pgnoll No., On Thursday, May q,
]one 200 delegates woro present, They arc
from Georgia, Alabama Tennossoe, Kentucky,
1,onnBvlvnuia Ohio. Iudiann I11,ro;e. hf,sso,,ri.
Iowa. Nol,roaka. Knusas. Dragon. California
Arkansas Toxo. md Mia0,s.;nn; rbav ro,yo'
A'' -osa0' @t'" Aot7'Ao'ttF'' Ano5 AoFA"'
cont the growth OF
CUMBERLAND PREsDYTEnY,
y,ars s;nce orcon,zcd bv t1,raa or7o;,od to,r}.-
t..s ~ ,1,a. o-aS ,,.a s"a,a osA 10. ...;.'.'
.1s -. tua. enufou' WHOSE o1ofoso OF mtnls"
tcTial functlons in aald church "aa objected to
BY reason OF tho fact that they could not, and
dill not, adopt tho darker fcatrlres OF tho CAL
vi.,istic doctrinas or tho Woatn,natar ronfoo.
49,. ~. ra;t, sn.s,. .su,.a '.A .,s" eeAAoo'
e"'A VI 1"'sn, !ney e@per'encoa the aame por-
heeut'ons IN Kind TINT Prof. Swing ts now the
lal not then DR., Patterson a. their cham.
nion. thev Ind not Chicago a. a +,,oat~o
r'.' H. ~ s"so 90 'uoat.'
on "hien 10 Drng Their cause before tho world
they had not the modern newspaper aa their
their principles III tho ears of mou: and I may
snv t,,ov ia 49, 49, aa.,.a, n."a. a"a' . a."y
Tua ,, ."o. " nl o tap a,.uA! ,lehps,el,an
their causo; and hence thor oxciBion. But they
did iQyc an impartial and morciful High Prieat
In Jass Chrst. WIN hna h1essod t,,o;, ,ohora onJ
~ra,,,sroa .,'a. ,sas,, ,a , ..,i 4"0ole ~
p..'tou .o9ai .'ln "otA' auu Aeho' taolr growth
nnd present influence upon tic religious mind
OF the peoplo Of this nation. In numerical
rtrengta they represent about 125.0O0 aetunl
ncui1ars-tho second 1orooat praatrtar;..,
.,a,, l., .,,,a ,,s.,on r.. .,s~ ,s',,' t'1'"1
eo3 ra.rn,a,t.tiaa 49, snts oouy "o ~ 5oo !uaaiuG
.;on,Nd.doos nro ,assnr. uu 1IHu @ ~ tne IsoIes-
.t,;,,'.a tos ttulasauIs, aawsess' nerenahta'
'u1io'v ~ ~ 'IeIuh, padartar Iar ne'Anu'cs. r.,
,rao,tad 'nuo1''4' - D'' u 1ncoaa' A1''
p'eaonoa rrr onr,,>,r ,n,,.,
,,o.,, ox,,1iant GSo oss;'1t,, 1EnsiGss- ..1
IT, o.;s a1ea IT, ana aosica4 0seoufso'
:" oaosuoa ~ aEst tuo .,, % .o.oMtag '1vas: M'
on. r. 10 tnass " SntIss arc gwen TO
aei,'o hls cnatacIer, Us eef4ptaral namos gen.
esa!!! aeho!e Gnaracrer.
ateo'1H-i,el'eVlng IN tue name OF Christ is &C.
conlnI1ae nln1 Onrlst, trusting on Chf1se.
MTd-Ihose WHO thus bal!cYo In tho name Of
IN Gns.st nase & 6oTe1 bestowed on them to become
TUG sons OF you.
!, toHTM-lloao 40 Justified are born again by
inc power AMI operation OF tho Holy Spirit xnd
not ~ ordinances, or formulated worship, or inl-
position of prlestly hands.
fIM-This is tue grand practical fact upon
which tho Gospel insists, on which the Church
has l.'own, in which the soul IL saved. aud that
Is Of most personal interest to every ono.
Adjourned after calling the roll.
spn1sap1ELp, No., May 70, 1874.
, 1874-05-27
THE DUNKARDS.

THE DUNKARDS.
Special DisDntch to Tia CHICAGO Tribune.
THE rNouEEDlNoH or a PECULIAR rEopLE.
O1nAHD. ILL.,, A1ay 2G.-:rlo National Confcr-
enco Of Dunkards went into bnBincas session
this morning, with II. T. Davcy as Moderator, J
Quinter, Olerk md D. D. Sailor, Bonding Olork.
Tho meeting WIS oponod by devotional exorcises
and Dtblo-roadiug, sttor which the bssiucss COM
9,ntanI
, 1874-09-14

oATTI.Ft ID5s cat;;c couttnSo sl scares sna nrn
a,pp!y Is sohstas.sy IN excess ot the dc.uahd aud
aaut,ay, tho condition Of tho market for tho pns sis
weeas or 9na y ,,gng fen TO- the sr
iu It's general ftat,,rcs for wcrks 10 cUnc For
tho week under resiew We have Aaa fewer arat-eass
cattio than IL any previous wess Of thy uesson IL
olorcd aud viii 1oriars iloicn ssesptlons thore
wora no tramsfars st oser sG.2s. or Mamday aud
Tuesday few banse9 " - were tnfe1 a a. .a
lowevor, were s3oo@37s Tor Texans and .s0@s 81
for poor TO good nat4Go cattle. ssoekers have met
nrprceiabp ndyaticb. and tho market mns DO coaaor
el unchanged. Calves continue actiyo at s3.m9
5.13 Tor thforinr. COARSE heavy 10 eiiolc1 light
To-day the uolnand was 1nodor=se ant! prizes wcro
without material change: Tho market elosea quiet,
! QUOTATIONS.
Extra nseyea- ssecrA' avcsas stng $50 o,
oloco neoyetins. 1ss ri, we ;orc year
to 6 rear old slccrs, averaging 1,0o0 tn
oooa - neosea-wcii.f.tieaci nsy i;rmci 'o'0'e'
stears, averaging 1,i59 10 l,U3 ts. ....... soo575
aging 1.lou 10 1,aso u.s. 4bo@be5
ayoruRlnF ISL to LID iIa: ::..:..:..., 2.so@too
losh, averaging COO to 1850 It's. .aass3.7s
atat.a, bulls, and gtalaway steera. 1s59aoa
Cattle-Texas, choice cnrl..fet 450tttn 25
Cattio-1cxas, wtntarch North. 9DUtai 10
Gatsc-TefRE, through lroycs. cs........... 1.a0lI375
1iOa8-Ihu nrrivain nurinB Tho paat wrok anolnt
to H. o40 against $3.50 last week. and 1,l05 for thu
! corresponding week Inst year. Fur the ionr wr:as
o41,sos for tho period laat ycara derrcasc Of
6o9a. Early III tho wock therc was fair activity md
lrleea advanced trilc but since Netlncalay-lnlor
Increased suppes-tho market has rn!el dull mud de-
1aossed, closing praeea being about tho rru
vailed at lhq close Of last week. Io-tay sle market
w;a fairly actiyo AMI caBy, with Baos nt 10 for
grass hogs, aud Bcaawag lots generally; ut sa15g,ou
for common at s8.Du9b75 u Tor esuni, artl at 1886
G28.0o for good to extra Must os tho trading was at
| SV.g16s7lG,
, 1874-09-14

LE4n-Ffg, 7Hc; bar, bH@uo; lcad Npet cav '"'
ese shsse5e 5. eoestt, oe,t,ty go; ,oe.
BnarT InoN-No ~, 44o rates: Huns,n iron, 70 II
,Hs'.svS .s 2o1 S No. 'a'hed 1891 American i''7
W,st@Sa! M Iii s, oo to ., 1ue 70 10 II, 1,e; y
aos; 1os; ,ss r. y az iali 6ana1e 10 bor cent a''-
q" oxes,ngn thd nrm feene 1t tho faotorien. qNo.
l: r. .is III. s H. = .s sss 6 g. %
1YHe; hemp aa1h eori, i, isaq3os msriinc. V IL,
%s 'ssss s;fts !p ssp Il ssso 5sSss 1ss e. II s5 sss
~, 9tt5misx s Il %,, is' d. h,sA ns,ses checking
!sa {sta;,dard wliic| iii asa. .est. is'aslao: DO
aht, i7s Ssa s:.ra %ass ar, a. 81 nts g;
asssss Dc ss T. s sss9 TS pss Is s 'f G. ss1s sSS
10. No., /, 800; bank oil, S5o; atraits, ooa; 90.
1hsn. st; osc; rsssahaao ~ -; sar.snt,se s2a
TOrAToEs-c Common and sweot vsrtet!ca declined.
Sale. made 4 es@7oo dc'lyered. lotatees nj
to o scs s ;,d ny gos Ro @ II
por per brl; DO Jetsey tsoo5eoj. 3ss'e'~s
TOuLTllY-WAs aRafl lul! and weak, unItf liberal
uli1cd, SasGeaSto; small anI fair sprgs s2od2.5
p,oE: ducks: $40 @9m. ,.,,t,n .c t., a..
order trao for timothy, md owing to thls iac! Tho
market rather !tot. hui prices wero seady at
s ps s, At i s9s sr ra ga1 eF,hna f. es s@
sso for eaoee II"ngaria ni9t and clever %Gre
oy q ras nS F%s :: 1Ss o ae b1ss 8;
90 baga 1t 3951J 18o bags at s55; 25 baga At g. 80
cnr choice hA1 at s1.B0 cafs aud as bngs good
sXijEH = = WIS fair,y .cs,yo and steady. onon-
ordinary eoarse, ST. On coarse Is'noul ground
isa Saa5 sssS stS SieSa1 Sasy. PEI sass WIN
IL prees e;eaax n Yeps
vsc@tl .o5 common 10 n5 Old hyao ss@e5c common
Imperial. 459G0e; good TO choice do, fais
to ood aunrowder, 7oaa5c: shoice ringassey 81 COG
Japan, 05e@st 90 common 10 good Do. 6s@76o; full
to good DID, GD1ab5 common do 35t9 lie; common
tn Ilo oolong, 35&5c good. 65so5c choice to extra
robACCo-Tno tobacco trade continues fair, ami
ho feeling is in favor ufa fu1er advance In prices
FIaE Cur-Extrn, 759s5c; choice, Bo965o medium
b0ts55c poor to common, 4oa46c.
PLua-Natural lent. 7d@Soo; na,t bright, oo@7oc
saox1sa2dooi 70 choice, saesso; MEDIUM. aod
| sic; eosntnos,, essa2ec.
woop-,1s dull. No quote: Dceeh. so.go; maple
wtoI+-wcstcrt, manufacturers aro taking en,a'
lots at full prices. Tho stock in store Ia light, md Gu
little wool u coming In:
0ood to primo tup-'7annca.
Poor to good tub -wuahed... .45s e
Essso and medium washed Aecce. .49ta y
Cosrno wssAod he.eu a9es -
FYn ,1uM,.sl,ed .97Gl92
unmsrchAnsab,e and bury wool, 6@l0c lsss.
, 1874-09-14

BAruniAY EygNIKd, sept. 19. :.
tho esas @ tor eas 1 ssvera
were sul ii 81 Lis for ]ostu all acant'!g aud s7o
1buo inf hoaeaA mud gtrlps 1th woro aSsa sss * y
flb0@1.G.t, and shngfos ,louinsy - 4,.,
from l.sdpgtai,, a,o m Jojsts aud seatna, At sa75;
sck loud Mantateo uber tabo't o. u M aysags ~
u nj ". ecuk load Hnr Tanpess, troI'a Maliiatee
101 ~ s.Are tbor, aycraRu u II, ht slo'po ao w
]. II. Lo0MiA L Ga,
1T THE YAnns, u.-,.
neatcra report fair trao III tho aggrepate' Tug oso
sMt be!ng, III nat,s !arHs!y cuanGa ~ 'no ., so 1
EeAtsea. 4nutattuns fnr wal!cl! hfa fGamct" ny t
er brlnGh *llD ad grosn $luoo@loesv' ~
Errunti ricnr inri Ia j inch ,.,,., i7V0 4sau.N
:I'i1rti c;s.r tnrh ,...,, J3.9Q Gy41.D0
Thrti cipar. t..trE 4a.UQ Qll1.eu
Clesr hoot!nB. 1xt asa u to9o10'F. ao M e,,oco
tre,r niiint, III at,t M totethcr g0u G4al4dh
EYrst r,,,f,,',u niIiimr r,.,.,,.... Ib.U0 tylD.U0
fcstlul comno,, Ki,lliIx ll.D1 tt6,G0
E,ftHBt first cnllilIu. tlIeHse. a,'u1 na.Wo
tlnnY.nH, rernah ro,ahst", t!se"ae1' :anI ta1on1
Flooring, lMtrtl eptMt. lireBsed: l1ou Q3lauo
4 wauon-tnx beasdtt aelested, II
tAnfleh nl,tl upwarl... ...,...."*., i. uSuo tytovy
u waKp1l.box l;oartlu, ,,,.....,.....!.. 43DQ A4b.M
1tuek 1Gart!l.. !l...+.,tt.a-.tsst+..t' wv" *sao.U
, 1874-09-14
arArEuExr EnoM sErr. TO sEPT. ~
HutruntsHh.'
'i'ruRt. deeds.
Murtghgea........-..i
tF&NEfS"tFFV*'"
Aggrcyaso.... :.


Roca, rioico L to. Boli to tho Eihit 1]aptist
Chnrcl, lot IN Houthonat corler Of Thirty first
street Md South Park nvch,le 120x1t}411, for
SEQ 900. Tho clErcll is to bo bniit Oil tfltA lot.
q. u. Holmes 4 Co. lsayn aoll 915 foot, cnat
trout On sherman atroot, lotwoen Harrison md
Polk strontH for e23, 300; 20 acros un tho pai,-
yillo & Vineemloa lsAilfoatl, SEQ. 35, Town 81,
raugo ID, for el3, GOO.
o. j. Slough has sold at gtongha Station,
1Imaaale, lou foot to ii. Korbnr for u, 800; 2o0
feet to i. Jamcb for s3ouo; 900 fcot 10 j. Slid
liln1n Tor 91U,001
Tiiptnas AItllror l,as .sold to 0. j. Slough tho
naro-front l,onse, with lot, No. 1Ao5 Wabaal,
nyoHuo, for $i5.010.
SUMMARY or TnANsrfNg ron THE wEi:1i.
Tho following In tho totnl amount Ut city AMI
suburban salca, Within ralttla Of niilos Of tito
Court -IIouse, transferred during tho week onti-
lug Saturday, bol,t. t2
40. sdifs. Consideration.
City tr'lHrty.... .:.............r.. " $500 0gp
hurlIi III ri1y limits. ts..,.....+..,...,. i 21,DtD
SOUL, IF city lnllg. lg..,............., ID l4a1:3
West Of city limits. ts.....+..........,. a,Ha0
Total. ..................,......13 ;t57 ,837
, 1874-09-14

1,osros, f3opt, l9,Wool for tho tast week hAa Been
comparatively quiet. although snlcs aIt up fair
sysrRe which ico nearly @ 900 ms e. q Gcss ,,st s
manufacturer: Holders hro vnry ind. Eorout about
scllin9, unleSn full prices can 10 realized, having
conlencs for futnro sales. funsactiGna In fleocts
sfrable an tied ahovo lilo viows Of biycta. Mtchi-
gan toessa attract especial asonon oo0 ba hays
pricea. Cotsng md clahe Htlccfios nto elil sought
aiter. Trnnssetinns aro limited by ANAL stock oter
ts1E sales OF ohlo itceccH, and xS, 59N95acI
others. 47@h5e washed coinhtng ahd drlainr. o5@
&c: inwahhcd conibinR hMd ioaihn 400 4oot comb
, 1874-09-14
n, s. and RH.rin, lt'tr'n'IF1 frhhrt,
IEuH, eEGA Ettfas eHff. ehIx+
ittt1r.

Wheat wns rathor lniot in tho Afternoon mud
lower, aoling at 0Gi{c down to o551o for Sopte1n-
ber closing it o5tGogoc, nnd nt 9l1lo down to
qaos ind 51o lower, tlosIaE Ut 7}1o for October,
and nomlnnily Mt 75Ao for tho month: Oata
wore lower, closing At A5t19i519so aollor tho
month, aha 49g4Gai4c for Dctobor. sellor. tho
ycts sold at 40. Two bargdH weso cl,artorod for
lao GOD Iii wheat oil private tornB. and Bcloo.i-
or for %, 900 b,i corn nt 11zo; n'i to Duifalo.
Meaa pork was IL active domand esad frnaer.
Sales Moro reported Of 700 bra, buyer sottoinbor,
ut s29,25; bbO br1a Roltor tho yoar at a1737}l !;
1000 brls sollor 1'obruary at 9f7.50.
, 1874-09-14
bu by simple at e1.03; 800 In do ut a1.00, 100
l,u do at u0o 100 bu do nt ITO on track. Told,
t.otL AND tRpN.
tJ,I,n Ot,tTn.3nlh1,1n Jn},9r>. anput

Tho phtlndolthla ledger anys!
W. ,s. s c, s q s s gress ssg S b Of osss;s sei
nsss. s sfe " u Sns " Tho os5aags
eSn It o priass eercs il lcng pretty VII
psf pa H. r.s %' @ f fS e a
TIC eos r.o I T. knowt dsPo1s y9ry Ia..a,no mSn on
@ F9 !FsS ss,c T,ts mss ons t
iass Ut uciont stocks 70 ast until tho rs of Noyc"
llt.lo deshatd until after that date. :, Any ac-
1lat.d tlat may bo felt mist come ftom she smailer H.,
joSSers Thero Il .ittis esan ior to 1t te tihutea
iatoly lxcd BY tho manufacturers, and in aiito Of mo
@ IN 'E Il 10 tbs s'F rasg an
Deon btonglt about by tho nccessitcs of sonto ttcalera
ry thotn into what tlos ionlt, holed would 10 hi &C.
tiya full tto. whllo Tho tado fl coal FOR omo;s,o
coan,n,r aro contcrnad. T!o Maactl Chunk Gazette
notlccs rcstinptnn Of work 1t nl lIe co!liericS -
f ff @ IL snsa Ss s 'fs ses IL rara t.
tradu Ia tnnel batter.
rnopues BrAr,ertca.
,,tsns mn f,1,ow,n',, 0''' S
grea .nu lo"o~'us'
Iho OF lfnand ieS isated MS re-
port on Agr!sa9rs e Ireland for sle yaas 1s7! rae
nefcs; bs.e nn fyo ess aeres: ean6aao soo @ astes
msauow aaa e@aSyef ~ b3s narGs. n gats thefe VIVA
aeeroaso o. W sa hefes par!cy lb76o acres; oa'ia
nm lNas, NJ seiea notatoth. aoSn scfes tnEtna,
aa'59t e aerea a IN" .ape' aoia acrca ana ns
xs!nl neIGh. Neahcmu ifohl mo lhst-hcntionea Te-
ttnn te h n, ,netoasn s.osy sste aorg es de-
ctoaao 1 .n9 area uhaor ~ cInfa OF 1sUa
M 7 r. arsea nv s.oSa M n smo'n r m ama rum 1nta
,cr AZ, 'nsresn IL tto supos soep wo
4nsfa ~ r., 10 ~ ~ I a. nny W PM 11
in to va'o ol I've hosk a ols m compared with 1871,
hnns M ~ ast mIItsaao as -, VI sssS ., ,.,
r S aSo II ssS @ n @
i 1T ~ th;. H. hsst ~ t W. W.. ] 70 Larry iae oi,o ~
Lax 10 ,,'ts4 ~ I'M nnrvsa1 w. was ~ te iaat
wse1 WI IN pIs ~ sI M st ,asc i"H r. "o
~ "ns aaatnn W. en;cn ait,f ~, o
sE"t% T.. tho unsa MoE,l9 saya ho ptesent
n m agy rfp s nts "n ~ @ TX cs usns ss
mn,s,Im1y tys! liz cron ii 1s34 iss sts,na q M.
.mni in,1ti III, "rnn r. tE:s hui ,,n,,.,,s,, tam
;i, cnsrx III n f'x.nva,ce a,g. ieK on
tist fthn rrcscnt yosr haa sort defective hccs With
.nara1iv ~ ainsii urnna tc cron NJ 1Hts vna hniIv
fran f,1, .irts.n ii ioxSs dapice W." sn n,,
rnst nro nreynont dis yesr In iaos the number Of
in i, cr" l,anI nvrr. .rsi nver n t.ia vo,r ,ov
sn nnt nversrS 10: lo s1on Il issa wna n inass Il
, 1874-09-14

Tho exports from Now Yorl; during tho past
weck i,leludo 1a.0n0 brs flour. 1,037 ,5oo hu
wheat and 1o2.9 .95D bu corn.
Tho resolution otferod yosorlay by Mr. Cur
nco. iu regard to tho delivery Of grain Oil con-
trncts, wletllor tho graiu bo old or new. waR
tabled today by such yery close roto that 1t Ia
proposed to reconsider 1t. Of co1rso, interost
dictated tho direction Of very many votes. Tho
OH their contracts, mud tho ionge do not want to
mon to pnss nov rule whicl, shnli
Affect contracs9 alfoady in esistenco
There is, howovor but one way to act, II tho
Boarl would act rightly. II tho now corr, il an
good as tlie old it should bo inspected as Htraight
No. 2. without regard to aEo and tho Commits
nionera would no doubt DO gad to 80 order ii
thoy wcro satisfied that tho ona was MS good as
'3no other. But II tho now corn 10 inferior to
Tho OLD In lIeoping qualities, thou it would bo
rank injustice TO those who hayo bought and
tlloao who hold tho old corn to abolish tho dls-
Wo approaona tat % n Il n7estisstion sesa OF tho
fncka in tito caao would show that tho uow corn
u not vet fit to be graded With tue old, and TINT
tho abolition Of tho distinction would result in
| dcprcciating tho price OF tho old eovoral conts
dom aud Justice With tho Schemes for increasing
wealth by iss.1iug PROMISES to pay, or increasing
Tho nimloF OF bushels Ill givou lot of grain by
slioins all inch from tho top OF tho bllshel
Ae"aitte; - o"Si.t W w 'utou uoMA stoiIly w
| everybody WHO hanvoa in diAchargiug MI oh'lsa-
| tion incurred. Tho reputation Of Chicago Al q
grain ,narl'ot il really involved in tic mAttor,
which il of much moro consequence than loss
| or gain to q fow individual tradolu.
Tho leading produce markots were scarcely go
| active to-day, mud tho movement was eitfe.
| Mheat aud provisions wcra firm, while tho tonl-
euoy in most oti,or departments was downward.
Tho receipts Of grain exhibit slight ncroaHe,
! mud tho shipping movement vas only fair.
Domestic dry EOodH Woro distributed to q
pretty large agGrcgatc, bol1 local aud country
buyers ordering with lsborality. Valuos were
no. subjected to any important changes. aro-
celics mot with nothing moro than II fair do
ani ono or two otl,or lines were in GOOD roqnost
hut tho general marltct vas lacking ii, a'imn-
| to:,. Prices underwent no decided change.
Euttcr was,noying on liberal acelo Mt woll.siis-
tuined prlcoa, with salca clio!ly at 20@90c
Choose waa aYiut and firm 1T tho iato advance.
, 1874-09-14

SATURDAY EvEHrN1, Baps. -.
The following were tho receipts aud SLIP
monta Of tho loading articles OF protauco tn Uni
cago during tho past twontY-four hours and Tor
tho corresponding date ono ycar ago:
, 1874-09-14

Withdrawn from Htore yoBtcrday fur city
consumption: TT bu wheat Z; 0,s50 bu corn;
a,5lS bu oats; 1900 bu rye; 1906 bu barley.
Tho following grain las bccn inspected into
atoro this morning up to 10 o'clock: cars No.
wlloat;, 15l cara No. do; 10 cars No. . do; 8
cars rojocted do. (2t0 wlient; 81 cars higl-
mixed corn; 172 ears assd 81, 400 bu No. 2 do;
q cars rejected do; ! car no grado (2l7 corn):
13 cars wllito oats; GO cnrs aud 1000 bu No. 3
do; cars roiectod do III oats); cara No. 2
ryo; cars No. 2 barley; Il cara No. 8 do; 8
cars rejected do. Total (5G2 oars), 100000 b.I.
Inspected out: 197, ,47D bu wheat; b2,9t9 bn
cor1,; l0l.3s7 lu Data; 2,40o bu ryo; 3,4o1
bu bnrloy.
Tho following voro Lilo receipts anlshipn,enta
OF brcadstffs and live stock at this point during
tho paat week., md for tho corresponding wools
1nk kn,3.
, 1874-09-14

New fonN. Bept. 1l--rlse ttadc movement id slov
to-dsy, owinR to tic llcbsew holiday and continued
weather. Cpton gopls nro 9niot. except IAN.
nol ana eheyeit hhIrngs The print markot tohtnnca
Wurstel tlross goods long wel. Hhaw!s ald akirts,
jobbing freely. Woosl gooaa nro very quiet oxcopl
1aorntoa coatngs. roroigu dress goods In good DO
oIaft,
, 1874-09-14
THE CHICAGO DAILY MONDAY, 1874

that yvos.orn far,,ors will do wo1 to sonta for
ward Their wheat At preHo,,s rftcca, ns thcfo p
presonta tho following valnnblc tah]o, showing
tho quantities Of what and wheat flour ims,ortod
Into tho UnItot liinElnm from u tho unllot1
Staten ard Cauatla, "a lluesta, t'D aornany, aha
{i) Tlalite.
, 1874-09-14

to-tlsy, owing to o llcbrew holiday and continued
Sf s. 'shs f Ss 2nS s1ss tsb,aas nsa
nt.Bett!eh. ANIL further rricc-clangCa 6ra nxpectcd
obns see Woo su so" sesy s aa oxcop
worntot coattngs. rorcigu dress goods ln good do
uIand.
Tic r9SSsss Ss% YoMK. 1ass'sst"'
bslss mt!tna upland; io!to; of'es,". Tife; net
7-lGc. 0'~>-
naa,A. Neeslpa, 1900 urls; s,rertne, State. aad
Western st..o@5.oo; son,non TO Geol extrs, ts.oo9
s s see 70 ossa sae 9biS WI T. TssS Tss s. s
Duo; closing steady. 1sya Ir 10 advancing 10 tlg5@
sao ccrti'neal acsrco ana nrm; wsstern salo@'.'S.
celpts, 1?o oou bu: No. 3sprinH fln; No. unleago.
sl,ia@l.ls,G; do M!lwaukee, i.ew. s1ls; DID, 5i2la
III; No: spsing, si.so@i.1l; nex wi'ite sed Wsst-
ern, sI.ls9las now a4abes u To- y 25Gsl27 whts'
Malt active. Corn dull and lover receipts, e0,oo,
nu; mixed weatcrn. IN Store. 05eco; a!ont. s7Ac.
a.s mixed W.; We:ee' ast} }aesa &C. we. esc iisp, quss
at 4o@5oc for Tho crop o1 lo7s "nd s9Ss'c tor iss
a!n S sss aetss 1s ' s s s45 s
Molaaacs md rico dun antf uncna,Eca.
pErnoLEuN-Efrmrr; crude. Sc; rcnncd, 12t@
Rs:,s-Fis.a tx: at g aao@a:n
TunpExr1xE-ileavy 1t 33Hc,
pIov1szoKs-rork Nrnlor HOW mcca, $1ee.75. DecS
anu cut meats quiet; 1nIdllos quiet; long clear. l::.
nurrEn-rirrn: westeru aoG5sor.
glfREsH-lnehangcd.
wn1sKy-Daf, hcayy. and lower, at si.o5:
Observation-Disclosures copper, nominal Ingot,
nss,gs Zig searse Ns a, Snd @ ara a.' a.
NAiIs%Nomlnsi: tut, .a.c5@3.75; cncb. 5000
o.s0.
CINCINNATI.
n - q,
1ce. ~ ~'3
I,nsAnsrurrs-- fair and astn Wheat fan fair
Nyo fair and irn, It Ste. BARLEY scarco anl trsn.
01la-t Unbalanced.
nur1ra--stosiy viii moderate demand.
!ssa a ss nsss'sd 81
HUH meats s,gong to Z. sot It p2sn oo
@$:; ,sq =, u r.s 1t ,, ns,ss, ., s
NEW ORLEANS.
| 15Nc. roo ,..
dcalels' stoeks' i,oa,. '' '' ''0'
lAGs-fair Ut ltt5t GHe gooa ls&lstSc pfltno' ~
,Cols MEA1~Firm and held at sl.75. others nn-
chanaea. H.. -..,,.,,a >, = mi, h,,.
aud aola Mt sl.2t ,por gallon.
canRa sss t I'll Sa ~; @
palra; stocks 1s5 balcs arrived fst oventny, 1860
ins. 5N'~s'''' Ss5. AVA ''"D'' '<'0 A'''''' ''O
ST. Lou1s.
ouat aud g u'oenxed. s a IN ie,nni for low vsai,s
WnSa pS,'se w. III MgaSy a. Unrn ny.et M a1 MsaE
Nh. ", 7Bc III elevator. Oats lnlt and unsettled;
sfeat1y. No ai,riur 81 U7Ml ll5 R5o hrler At g5c
o@ss'H WI;H1s'rxN ~ Ntsirnm S NJ NJ - IL
, 1874-09-14

SIfEEF-p1IccA ntp mt qNUtably different from
thogu ruling ut tho close Of tho previous week au tho
,nsrket may DO so.;alorsd steady It 90 perluo
lilo Eastern market. Sales wess principally At eatu5
n.oO for common 10 medium. nn1 It s3.15@435 fur
good tlrtyes.
ST. LOUI9, ..
sr. Louis, Sept. l2.--Hous--Du; a.oeEcra, a9ac;
lIght fat, 66sl:5o; Yorkess nnl bacuu. o,sGa7aci
hu.ehurs', 7iR75!{c. Nacolpg, 6,;IuG
CArrLE-sseady aud unchanged. Nocolpts, 1,toO.
, 1874-09-14
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

SATURDAY EVENING. Sapt. II.
The rectipto Of livo stock during Tue week lave bcc
, 1874-09-14
Total .,,...................0,4 479,o45 10,W4, ~
Uocr,aEp in 1874 III five Etstea. ......... 8l1 40

D1cruaKa III 1874 III i've stetea. BIT t1B9
Tho Agricultural Department reports Tho number nf
ous iu tuse Avo atatea Jun. l. la74 at al. .a4u oaa
than Ja s1 II That a rsport s1os ~. Tue nnnnss 1e
Is ~ a 1rTs Ts sss nar ase CIV
hoas j n.u,tua oid aud Upwards. Tho ttooruaso III
ilcso fyo Ht,tes Is q fractson oror per cent.
Tho Agricultural Department preliminary fcpurt to
ho Uinujnlla FREE Current Hyes tils nuinor 1t lgs
Of Mi agus ii thu udes,nentoAsa Hsases In tNbssasy,