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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
Mondays Meeting.

On Monday evening, according to
programme, Hon. II. S. BUNDY. ad-
dressed the people of our city upon
the issues of the day. The court
room was filed to its utmost capaci-
ty, and Mr.. BUNDY made a ringing,
telling speech. He spoke at length
upon the Civil Rights Bill, finance,
reputation, temperance, and Sam
Garry. He was followed by Judge
PLANTS, and, between the two, Sam
uel was completely used up. The
colored band was in attendance, dis
coursing fine, spirited music. Every
body seemed satisfied with the
speeches, and we are convinced that
their fruits will be shown on the sec
ond Tuesday in October.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

The New Temperance Era gives
Mr. BUNDY credit for making telling
temperance speeches, showing, says
the Era, that he understands the res
olution of the Republican State Con-
vention to mean what it plainly says.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

ONE Polar Expedition, the Aus
rian, has come home with the honest
tale that nothing is to be expected
from search for the North Pole, and
that the theory of an open Polar Sea,
is entirely mythical.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

WHAT NExT.-The Republican can
didate for Clerk in Washington coun-
ty is opposed by a leading democrat
ic home organ, because he has been
seen in company acith a preacher!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

A YOUNG woman at Trenton, who
was sleeping with her feet hanging
out of the chamber window, was
struck by lightning and almost torn
to pieces. The other Trenton women
have taken their feet in.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

The Cleveland democrats have
more honesty than some others.
They are in favor of the payment of
the 500 bonds according to con-
tract"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

If you don't want another Louisi-
ana revolution in the South, vote for
BUNDY. Every democratic victory
gives encouragement for just such
outbreaks,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

THERE is report now that the
Charley Ross abduction is all hoax.
Perhaps he isn't lost; perhaps there
isn't any reward-perhaps no Char
lev
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
LOST

a NOTE of the c., McA. C e. Rail-
"A road Company, for $39 80, No.
1861, dated October Is, 1873, and paya-
BILE to John Atkinson on or before the
18th day of April, 1875. The finder win
confer favor by returning it to the un-
dersigned. HENRY A. MARTIN,
Oct, ] l874.-3w#
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

CARY says a party is powerless to
correct its own evils; it requires a
change of parties to do it. We know
of one evil the Republican party was
able to correct, and that was in dri-
wing Cary from its ranks.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

VANCE is the candidate Of the
whisky ring, not the democratic can
didate. He was nominated because
Of his hostility and abuse of the
temperance movement. Temperance
democrats should remember this.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
PARIS FALL FASHIONS.
Lewis & Livingston
ARE NOW EXHIBITING THEIR
FALL IMP0RTATl0NS

Silks, French Dress Fabrics, Ladies'
Suits, ClOaks, Shawls, Real Jet Dress
Trimmings, Ornaments, etc.
ATTRAC TIVE DRESS GOODS.
Black and Colored silks,
Black India Cashmeres,
Camels' Hair POlOnaise Fabrics,
COlOred and Black Serges
Lyons ClOaking Velvets,
Black MOhair Alpacas,
Real Black Brilliantine.
Special attention is called to our Paris FASH
ions in Silks and Poplin Suits. Embroidered and
Beaded Cashmere POlonaise, Beaded Cloth
(1oaks. India BrOche Shawls, Embroidered
Black Cashmere Shawls, Evening and Carriage
Shawls.
OUR MOURNING DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
will he found to be replete with the most desira-
BILE fabrics imported.
BOUDIER'S PARIS KID GLOVES,
Evening Medium and Dark Shades. Black and
White 2 3 4. and Buttons.
LEWIS 81 LIVINGSTON'S,
1l8 and 120 w. Fourth ST., near Race,
CINCINNATI, o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

GEORGE P. SAEDFoRD has received
the Republican nomination for Au-
ditor in Meigs county, to succeed
Griffin.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

"PRoHIBITIoN Voter" failed to send
us his name, which will account for
the non-appearance of his communi-
cation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
EVERY State that has held demo.

EVERY Sta6e tndt mas held demo-
cratic convention this fall, except
Ohio and Indiana, and they are di-
vided, has declared for contraction
and specie payment, and it don't
amount to a small row of small beans
for CARY and VANCE to go over the
country pledging the democratic
party to the scheme of more curren-
cy. 1t can't be did. AS whole the
party is for contraction and specie
payments, and Thurman was wise
enough to see the end from the be-
ginning, and being candidate for
President, put himself in a position
where his ambition for political hon
ors can best be gratified, ON the side
Of contraction and specie payments.
Wall street owns and controls the
whole concern, and its order of ex-
ercises will be the order of exercises
of the democratic party.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

In the vicinity of Bellaire is bed
of black marble, two feet in thickness,
which can be utilized in mosaic pave
ments and ornaments.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

The Republicans in Ohio are still
endeavoring to coax the Prohibition
lists away from the State ticket. We
shall presently discover whether the
Prohibitionists can be wheedled, or
whether they are men of some prin-
ciple.-Cin. Enquirer.
When the leading whisky organ in
the State shows such a desire for the
Prohibition party to maintain its dis
tinctive organization, it is time the
true friends of temperance were in
quiring what is their duty? We need
not to point it out; it is suggested by
the paragraph We have quoted.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
DRESS.MAKlNE e!
PARIS FALL FASHIONS!

LEWIS d LIVINGSTON
Are receiving, direct from Paris, carly Fall
Fashions.
Wedding Trousseaus, Evening Dresses,
Mourning Outfits, Walking Suits,
made promptly to order, in the latest and most
approved fashions.
Oct. l, 184-2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

No ONE ever heard of anything
wrong in Ohio under Republican
rule. Even Gov. Allen recently tes-
titled that he could find no act of cor
ruption in its history. We fear this
can't long be said of the Democratic
party. The Trustees of the Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home, at Xenia,
it is said, are about to prefer charges
of delinquency against the new Su-
perintendent, DIR. Jenner, an ap,
pointee of the present democratic
regime. We are having early fruits
of last falls political change.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

The Vintoh Record calls CARY the
''mouth piece and brains of Col.
Vance"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
Concert at Cheshire.
For the Gallipolis Journal.
CHESHIRE. Sent. 80. 1874.

EDITOR JOURNAL: Please announce
that a concert will be given at the
Academy Hall, on Saturday evening,
October Sd. All are invited to at
tend COMMITTEE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

The Grangers of the river counties
propose putting boat into the Gin
cinnati and Portsmouth trade.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
Probate Court.

Judge KENT furnishes us the follow
ing statement of the business of the
Probate Court for the past week, to-wit
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Jas. Glassburn and Seneth f. Denney.
Kills III. Morris and Marinda Glassburn.
John r. Lague and Melissa Oldaker.
Ira Russell and Mary NJ. Sawyers.
August Byer and Frances G. YOhO.
David Carman and Hester V. Thomas.
Cornelius Johnson and Nancy Posey.
Wilson Carter and Mary j. Houck.
William Kinder and Celissia d. Pool.
J. NJ. McCarley and Sarah Jane Shields.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

Double Thread Lock Stitch, Large Bob
bin, Noiseless, Perfect in Tension, and
strong; no other testimony is needed
than its remarkable success, hitherto
unparalleled in the history of the Sew
Machine. The Home Shuttle and
Domestic Sewing-Machines are the two
best Lock Stitch Machines in the market.
They are Simple, Compact, Efficient,
Durable and Complete.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

Lo1IaASA continues quiet. They
are awaiting the result of Northern
elections,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
GallipOlis Prices Current.
Corrected ,oeekly by D. s. FORD.

For the aoeek ending Sept. 80, 1874.
Dealers are paying the following pri-
ces for the various articles named:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

For Clerk of the Court,
W. II. H. SISSON.
For Surveyor,
HENRY GRAYUM.
For Commissioner,
LUTHER M. BEMAN.
For Infirmary Director,
ALEX, LOGUE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

Mr.. CARY must suppose that the
people of Gallipolis are set of ig-
noramuses, else he would not have
made the misstatements he did. He
must have thought that they were so
dull and stupid that he could make
them believe that the moon was made
of green cheese, else he would not
have stated in their hearing that we
pay tax of thirty-five cents on every
bushel of salt that we purchase.
Judge PLANTS, Monday evening, in
pleasant and humorous manner, yet
with decided point, exposed some of
these mistakes of the General. 1t
was neatly done, and carried convic-
tion to every mind. In plain Ian
guage, they are now seen to have
been lies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
Wanted,

HOoPER& CO., Cheshire, o., want
- more C0Opers to make lard tierces
and pork barrels, sspt u, '74,-aW*
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
INSURANCE!

%ERCHANTS, Farmers and
M Property Holders generally,
who desire reliable Indemnity will find
1t to their Interest to call at the oldest
agency in Gallipolis. Having twelve
years experience in the business, and
acting only for first-class fire companies,
the undersigned pledges to his patrons
entire satisfaction and undOubted Sc
curity. Look over the list and compare
1t with ''felines," with which the coun-
try is overrun:
Etna, Assets July l, 1874. sc, ,O46, ,26S 73
Franklin, of Phila., Jan. 1,
1874. ............ 5000, ,7ls 61
Pennsylvania, of Philadel-
phia, Jan. 1, 1874 -. 1856, ,74S 50
Underwriters, N. Y, Jan.
l, 1874. ................. 2,335. .439 SO
Continental, N. Y, 1874. 2,2S4 ,251 81
Niagara, 4" :. l 1,30l ,2l1 90
Germania, q I" l,25O, IOI 90
Rates as low as any other National
Board Co. Full information, relative to
standing of the above companies, or
any others given on application to
F. L. STEWART.
Office-In National Bank building.
B- Office hours, A. NJ. to 3 P. NJ.
Sept. 10, lS74.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

FULTON FURNACE, Jackson county,
is now making fourteen tons of pig
iron every twenty-four hours.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01

BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
County Ticket.

For CONGRESS,
Hon. H. -. BUNDY. /.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-01
Sealed Proposals

Oct. /, ls74.-sws
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

YORK Miv Bnave-Ouy part stock dl' Yesterday
& an. nel @ o m ~ ar. 4i bead making 3 "a for the last or lays.
a.liu a. W. m tlr g Go it wees -, Le'4. tore tore 81 ''
Interest o- offerings to the siiughterhoue at
a,e ,s 5, ,, % o " Choice io Eli, il5 5e'' 10 p-
Gom,h od Or M2r. wlIss CO. % Hliao.s steers Gsa
llqll L. all had rs illinois steer oL c'~' holding Tor
tlyas-R.c.5 vee 4Gj head malng 2i95 for the last four
dave against 'l5 Fog The sane q iisi a l1e MAJ e va Va - ~
fr co~mon o STATE vra.t Hume alrot .o ~ Sa cae
y a. TO- IA 10 at e. ami 9 do III H. t 7c. James
Erb sold = state cyes, l5i 70, G- 20 ao' llO D At 's'
SHErp AND LAss-ray. receipts 10 at POr;-iahh
s 20 tI a1ns 1917 FOR four DAYS, against OBS
corr sponils tle @ & boo l4 I & y' IN" ' decline began
Of the good sheep IA uarls we're sod de Jew ] % g
.5orn At fJ 93l, 100 10 clipped at 6a6ase b. Trust
wor.ay qloon. ,4'sS % ~ % . sbleo are Mt waHed at A.
M SOM , sre in request at lO'iGlic 70, with
r sold 205 clipped Ohio sheep so At
e 10 IJ9 Do, II D. At &C. anl 255 io - 3D. 4" - s3'
Vgge gg Elliot, sold 90 clipped OHIO sheep % at Sc
philip Leh 359 anhoH OHIO sheep "a n average at - u a
p Kr.e sold 600 vnn lambs at 81 % p heal and 3'
Je;se, 10 % % :, refe 20 ear, a, Vorcst an Jersey
civ total 32-3 hos nazlg lssJ Tor Ai @ lol
% alive but not sold before hlnge D''sei hogs were lle
.na fraction higher closing a. ! ~ ~ = d.
lat yeek srd the average quality pol; o COOL De mars 9n
changed. yeas-rhe marsei s yrrT aa. "a t ,,, e 100 NJ
SHEEP AID du an: the mlAei on N N = 10 -
common y. chlc clppr! unseal 'onli-oH
t f,r AZ o. selrei m 691 "a, ani extra &c
Brgv.Lo MAY l5C,rrLsThe eeps oday we're J. g ~ neu
Hi s55 az ior Sane tine last w.lk There aq sufficient
tre tbis noung 10 establish prices Several IA ale pDit H
sre on Change tl-lar the rtl 4aIAe Pio-
then sl IT, week Al TIE 'toeA le -
.bD,e E,st n sr.t hands The favorable e- Aes olett o
Bufao York PlAIrlphA Railway VII Dc IL "
Sn L..RTe recei7ts to-day coo head making the
total .1ppy for lie Week thus $500 head hsans vtUu lau
he pe time last week Tra dull and o@ A. rsteua' s
Wooe Sheep arnve and u cpprii WIN b-s '-I - -
own veil sales TO-DAY u J2j head ono Aoo.-l nh ~ ,vr
s1Tsi N tg 5gq-7 9-3 hrli Indiana "ooel ss'o let-
sxng rs m a - 81 40 OHIO clipped sheep Iasls o~ 'o
% y. s6 80. ., ..,r,t, r.,. 2 400
Hos receipts to-d- including reported arrivals, Net
head making the total supply Or The ~erA 1a' l-4 mi 49,
ior the last fe-. ne aI-o' vas '"- "
e. $3.50 30. hray, Hogs. 5 tJdtJ ~. D. ~, p-...
Cows demand aad the slppr - "0'' A
rtase nom $50 $50.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LoSpoS NV I--'23O mUuiei states Ten'ForV 0Onl'
vsap,ot Nav i5-i23O D. m-Coiou is hrm hfdhng lp-
- So Nlfii,r ORLEANS S1.i sales l5OOO bies iLeulE
1000 or speculation export The a. si o. tne 49, -,
~ 900 bsr, ,1cuIug 1000 for EXPORT Inc s".A P.s
- 600 bales ncufrg $4,000 American Inc froe'ps o ~"
80 beer 90 900 bs.rs incIiug 4rOuO Am-reAA' M
b,es 0f hidlns JptIa' -O.i.
- NJ iiy. H. rere July August a. I3loI rue
o. Wheat ior tle past three lalS law O''- -0''
Ixnox Ma I5-The weather throughout England todr hr
ioyp0v Nav mColos Tor MONEY 9S'si io' 'Ne. '
T.. HI D. u-The C0t7n stock aeoat Is bIOOO
49, iseas u lUO AmencsH sales on the 0as. 81 h--lng
I,nd poug Ordinary shppel Juy anu August a.
st,i i.eon IA 3 per cs. Loug Clear MiiieA - 80.
srvep-0T MAJ IL D. m.-Breaisuf. are dull Wheat Il
10 @r cent?. M California White Il "a 10 Tor 1lub
Al Bd ii sac Red Western Spring CoTn 81 per quarter
psas al G p~r quarter for ttnlllan -. -.
iovpox Nav l5-I:3O p. m.-Ere Rivav shares 32id32p
IryvnP1o Nav lJjO D.. mO the Cotton sales to-ay oOOO
b.es sere American sales the basis Of Mdhhg tpianis
ng b-ios O7nay deliverable June and July al y lOd
Al nothing Low MIhng, deliverable June and Jay at ss
Io,Dos May l5.-Reinei Petroleum IL 4HlI - q gallon
LovDos My lj-3.3D p mIhe Of bullion Withdra"n
fron Bank OF Ens land on balance to-iay slOOOO
I0Spos. MAY I5i mIhe rate Of discount 10 me opep
nfrk- Tor bills which d rer cet b.g"
The England Pans dispatches quote entes Al Do DC
Mav lJip ,ottOu-saies on the BASIS a hiul
Uelnds nothing below Low hilng deliverable jay Ald Ausu a.
shsl ,p.i i
PANS Nav l5-p r-The ,pere the Bani Of France has H.
er~s 8O40 900 during week keutes ovt soc
LIykHFOJL lJJ mtoton-Nales on me hass OF MIlns
Orr4l nothing br0- LoF Ming deliverable Jai ad Alkl AZ
-d The Yarns and Fabrs Manchester h 9u pn
s Bacon a Per sSL Or L3as Clear h4ae' iaa t1 i' 'A'''
Ole-s Ai.ssA
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

The gold market was moderately active Inc
oronino prce was 112t from which it advanced to
19. on the higher rates of foreign exchange and the
e,noctad large shipments of specie tomorrow
Inons cost for carrying 8. 2i. and per cent. The
market for securities in London was reported quiet
and firm at the close. and money on three months
discounts was 8! per cent, or below the Bank OF
England rate this institution losing IN bullion TO-
day f1O,OOO. The Bank of France gained during the
week 9Os9O0O francs Rentes closing at 59.S5. Inc
Customs receipts at Washington for the week end-
ing May amounted to S3,5oo,OoO The import en-
tries Of dry goods at the port OF newborn ior
the week were Sl6l2,139, the amount marketed
footing up S1711 .256 The Assistant Treasurer re-
deemed $4,000 in called bonds disbursing S2sl 900
in coin interest The total clearngs at the Cold Ex-
change Bank were S3l295O0O; gold balances,
S1.3lO94S, and currency balances, Sl,4S3,SS9. The
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
COTTON MARKETS.

PoRr Ror,t. l5.Cotton weeSy net receipts 637 bales
GiS,is, Gi'S5is To- O's'' D''''n '-' '-'''
Stv,SvAu Nav MidiHg Il ; net receipts
l5 b,s gross ls3 2l2 baes; ocA oils bales
.ey receipts l-l3 bales sro loIo 9ae' s1got' 70 uea'
WunSGroS Nay l5Coton im Midlag. ~ be- net receipts
- bales exports cEswse. 30 bales sales 20 naes stoc lDo
bates weekly receipts $50 bales exports eoas"se 800 bales
Fso7DrS5a Nay l5Coon weekly receipts l29 bales sales
G.u0O bales stock. 1900 bales ann. 80 . - ..
@ SS, ss 800 bales ,toes $500 weekly
certs gro, 62Ol bales exports to CeA' bn''in -O
MsniIs Nly b. Coan que nad ,ady M4inc. l9ei net
receipts j3 oa~s coAssise. 81 bales sales 100 bales
ST. Loa MAr 5-Co,ton srm; unchanged MMl1c 17, re
capt, h4-- - bsles sses l10 eae.i weekly
rsaigts so5 69,e' shipments, o gS1 Pi s ' 5 net re-
ceps l73 800 bales "eeEl, net receipts ooo bales
& Nay E,ssIy re;gi @ ESQ iS5 P5'.,i bales shipments
PIT stocS 1874 '4o3 bales I,,3 ~, ms
SgwU.IEAss Mly lJ-Coon que. AID 6rni Adihag, lsci
S,. L9g h50i g55 bales a ~ gross 1888 a,es sales 700 bales,
evening 500 baesi siocA ii-O o'.'' @ ne Tc ~
bales, To the Continent 2l bales France O6o2 bales coast
Mes Ma i5-Cot,5n drn Mtins 1G2c: weekly reeeg.,
80 bales shipments 7JJ bales stock ls4 5slv bales 1873
S,snvulE MAY l5Coi:oa srn Low Madng lelc viesy re-
c5lrssr, May Ij-coton sra: Low Mtiiqg l7te; Heeky
ners 81 bales socE l~7i 3s2l oaesi 1873 IO30 6ses
Low Milng Good ordasry l7c receipts bales sro.s
s. barsi exports loj bales; sales 26j 'e ,7inners
- 1ats soca 9oto Das & Rt ia b,,. "a the Co5taert
100 bales cosse 637 ble sles i2 baies spnnef' sSi
bales. =
receipts 261 bales exports coastS-e go oas ses Lou Ds
ock bales, weekly rccepts = SIi oles cLtoS 20
It Batan 500 bales 369i bales sales l3O bales
fyDflv0LA rryas May l5Cotton weekly receipts ~ Bales
shiuments, 81 - bales stock. 335 0sfs. go.
CRY PoIsr. May l5Cotton. weekly recepis Z35 o1es A.,
GALVESTON lJ-toft0n firm; Cool Ordinary 10 9c MO
ding l,c; receipts 500 bales; sales @iO bales oes -
rs bales; exports Great Btan
5g-I bales to j32 bales coaswlse. l493 bss
sales. lOO29 bales .,- .. e,a
bse shipments bales; stock Isis bales weekly receipts
Or3 bales. shipments 700 bae pinnes sales, 100 bales
MgSPHs NAV lj-Couon quet and drmi Low Mdihns : .
l-l receipts 53S haes shipments 2Ol2 bales soc - a.
81 900 bales 1873 49, 7l9 bales; weekly receipts S"oo oA'
MoSTsSnERy MAJ Cotton sm, but little doing Low MdIiag
l-r receipts 22s bales shipments, $40 baes cH 10 .
1872 ba es. 1878. 1. .1j1 bales 49,. 90, -,s,-. .
suVEvgpoRr Ma7 70 -Co,oa fm Low Ndihng - 64Glof r.
weekly receipts Shipments l61 bales sales Io4o os
stock. l. ,,J bales amin ,-,... o.
,r'rsr, Nav Is -Cocn quie. and arm MLing lI'sti e
-. al b,rg sales 80 bales: socE, 1874 1858 bales 1873,
I0l ,.l~s weekly 435 bales shipments, ess bA'
aale, 3l2 bales spruers. 2ls bales
CE.KLxsr0y NIy IS lotion quieti Mdding II ga ~ ne
ort 555 bales 800 bales weekly net receipts ooiS
erorts Britain 1873 0aesi cos"ise, oOVi oas'
sales, l.4-j bales .
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16

FRIDAY, May l5-P. VI.
10 O'CLOCK A. Ms

The general stock market opened strong and TO
per cent higher than it closed last night respond
ing at once the initiation aspect presented in the
action of the Senate yesterday though the absurd
ity of the measure seems TO have escaped for the
moment the ken Of Wall-st. operators. On one or
two occasions during the forenoon the bears true TO
their instincts made pretty severe demonstrations
against the market. but dessted from their late
reckless selling when they found such ready
takers Of al stocks Offering, and discovered at last
market which stubbornly resisted their attacks.
Union Pacific lately conspicuous for its readiness to
yield to any pressure brought against it, led the
market in the upward turn, and with other promi-
nent stocks found many bona ide buyers both
among the outsiders and insiders on the hope that
the turn in the market would be permanent. The
opening highest lowest, and closing prices as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
The following the Of Cotton At all ports since
s.pt
WOOL MARKETS.

PHu,puPHrl MAY l5.-wool strong sni stock scarce
oso Pean-yinin. aud West vrgniA boa5le sr,rl ana
Coarse 1870 SewYors, Neaigsn laiiana .ni W.'t &
sOs comb5s ra,si 62Iaa7Oei Combng, anvashel. 4219
. Canada Combng 62a 65c Fae. ansash 33c3sc Coarse
s Ne washed 3j43sc: Tub washed 53 a57 ~; COLORADO,
sa.he rs a3Oc Colorado unrashd 2l 12Jc Eta and Merao
nailed 45 q5Uc: / and super, pulled 431t-ci Teas Fae
SI Medium - g3Oc Texas C5Are % 25, California Fine aad
Medium L6 Q33c. California. Coarse 20 d2Sc
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16


AsHES-The receipts TO-DAY pkgs Pots que ana
values quoted 6t Pearls neglected and Ho
naL
BEEsWAX-There m demand since ou- last bu a. ra'ne'
sales OF 5000 Western southern az - i09c.
BROOM CORN AND BBOOMS-Corn steaiy. with moderate
quote Od Mixed at 7c New Medium Green 1D
ac Green Ohio Brush Corn at lO@IV1'
Brooms steady.
CANADA PEAS arc weaker sales OF 600 poor 95 ia
bond.
GANDIHS-Adamantine quiet hut firm; quote az los i''
y o. IA Be- FOR u and dl7c for l6 oz.
COFFBE-The Rio quiet ani quoted
mild grades and quoted steady Jaws quoted a.
puv1te
YarasIo Il 2c with hr cVrma quoted AZ
2Oc bags Jamaica 900 bags Costa kca all on pY's
COTTONThe transactions in spot Cotton only hme hla
holders aiv.cd their l4r n ths checked ble'- an
tnc INA rket closes quiet r. qrpt ~
New-York tribune., 1874-05-16
CINCINNATI CITY LOAN.
THR AYrRfCAN kACHANlF NAtIV

TuR AMERICAN EXCH ASGg NATIONAL bhNS,
No. 12S BROADWAT, NEy-iORK. April 80. l-li
THIS BAYK WILL RECE EVE SEALED PROPOSALS mr OSs
MILLION DOLLARS 7-3O BONDS or THE CITY OF CINCINNATI
reabe in 1902 pracp aad payable - ths 3aaA u 60
coriance the annexed advertisement
Bids par accrued Interest vii be opeae On the 2Oa
May proI., a. y o'clock m. .,, ,,,.,. ,-..,.
CiScIsSAri April l., ls7t
The undersigned Board Trustees appointed o a. purpose ofss
for sale OSE MILLION DOLLARS Of tie Coupoa Bou Of toe CITY
OF Cincinnati bearing interest payable sem annually "
the American Exchange Balk SwiO These bonds ara
mart Of an issue authorized 20 be msie by this city tor
the construction connecting With the states nmodster
ouL NhA.
whom completed largely wealth ami reputation
been by Of the Supreme Court Of Ohio, ne
Of last ...... .-
The civ population Of 2l9OOO sac ,x.
additional territory surrounding o. srf ~ s nanfN
growth It's population ami that u towns iupei rY tent
NOT thal 100000 IT, sIsbe property 2O Uou vV "
OO6 Its Inebtednes- than S9OouIoo Us annual ,f
600 900 including Interest on a. i~pt
the bonds proposed 81" oi 'ei -''
investment. q, IT. -. - y.,.,..,
the road passes tr hls OF tiS
roi 1f ihT Gun
L ne th. security of a snd Of ey delL
parficulsrs De- on
the Am.csn Exchange Bauk through shcb the bon are
0Hs's4 ''' '-" ,uLRS GREENWOOD, I
WILLIAM HOOPER.
T. Vi. BISHOP Irusteea
T. 4. FERGUSON
PHILIP hEIDELBACH.