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The New York herald., 1874-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvrsroN, Nov. q 1874
2soS bales; gross ssS Exports ccastwse, assa Sales
New ORLEANS, Nov. q 1874
Cotton holiday Estimated net receipts, 5000 bales,
Stock, TITS
EspeS sasss Sais'
0oon qss and steady ddng M Net rs
Britain, as75 bales; coastwise. LIS DO Sales. 2l5a
md GHttGa n e. s9yss %as asssnf s
Sale Sales Stock sssss 1f''an 'A
waasss sSss SssS SaS ias 81 se wss Snssi T.
fs a%9sy qSss salss ns 81 Sashs @ al
sS;sa
stafs, s2s; middlings $50 per ton Canal freights-
Da.S
aps q Il bashs. SsT sars G
sse @ea ss d bae o so pea Saass es
LUMBER.
Grain in stors-wheat. sss $40 bushels; corn 7oss
DO. barley s7zs Do; rye al5S Lake and rail imports
1 y y bushels ssS dS; ssSSss barley
DSsheis is eats barley
ess - f. o.s ne ss07s
g. Sas meST n g % q ri % % ssS
spring 81 Io No. 2do held at 9sc s9c No. Chicago
5vs4 fpsss st tusse. sfs "a'sF ! GSan
is'ss r. %s;s!s IS 81 Sss ss?s1.
ada, u 45 q 81 81 Balance unchanged.
:, ;s, ,; SS; %;,,s S:s
ii o.; December 81 o5 No amber Illinois, 81 Is Corn
lower; No. ., ls}sc.; white. 5o1sc. Freights
steady; to Buffalo, &c.; to Oswego, &C. Glover
seed, IS So Receipts-270 900 bushels wheat 900
corn 600 do. oats. Shipnens-lW0 bbls -four
33 30C0 bushels wheat Is 900 do 49, 900 oats
CHICAGO Nov. q 1874
Flour steady fair to choice shipping spring 81
- 30 Wheat higher and IN far demand; No. spring,
SSc; No, do, A1sc. s4Ac, cash; s44c, November
sssac, December; No do 7sae rsjssted, 7sc. zoe.
November 1885,; &c bid a., the year rejected. sgc
46c; 45c 46c bid all the year rejected 4lc. 4l1Sc.
Rye quiet and unchanged Barley firm; IN fair demand
No 2sprng at 81 ~ 81 01s. cash November at 81 l0
No. 8 do, 99c. Pork dull and shade lower at the
opening, but closed frmer; new mess, Sl7 81, cash
February, SIT 20 SIG 50 seller all the year. Lard
and in fair demands S 81 seller all the year, Sill 53
February. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged Whiskey
firm at 96dc. 91c Lake treights--Corn Buffalo 41zc
On the open Board this afternoon wheat closed higher
AZ S5hc, November; Sc. Soc, Tor December. Corn
strong and higher; Noyember 7aSe S7Ac bid ell the
4eS bbI. wheat & 75o bushels 10 oCoarn soS do oats
Flour O6O bbs wheat l4306 bushels corn. Us 200 do
ia dn. ONO {. % IN
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Stocks Fiuctuating and With
out F eature.
THE MONEY RATE HIGHER.
Gold, ITO 3-8-Good Bonds of all Kinds
Generally Steady.
THE PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET,
MONDAY, Nov. 20 r. N.
The stock market to-day showed considerable
andecision. but the fluctuations were neither wide
nor suggestive. The leader on the upward move
ment was Lake Shore which abates nothing from
ITS hrmnesa, although, as compared with Satur-
days quotations. 1t shows no gain. The highest
price OF the day was 81, the owest so,t and the
CLOSING Sox. The next feature was Paclfc Mail,
which yielded to adverse reports concerning the
condition OF the steamers Alaska and City OF
Pek1ng. These caused not only conside able
speculation but sharp decline to the lowest
price OF the day. Delaware, Lackawanna and
western has been steadily improving for the last
week, and 1t Is said that the fact Is due to good
management and prospective favorable report
of earnings. The general tone OF the market was
stronger at the opening than toward the close.
when the street began to be deserted. obedient to
che attractions OF the forthcoming day, which
gives exemption to all bankers, brokers and en-
ployes. We shall therefore have no stock or gold
market to report in the usual way. There were
no facts developed in she course OF transactions
chat call for comments additional to those which
nave been heretofore made.
GAINS AND LOSSES.
Compared with the closing prices Of Saturday
those OF to-day wiz be instructive. They are as
1onows:-
GAMs-Atantic and Pacific preferred, n; Della.
ware ana Lackawana, IL; Hannibal and st.
LossEs.-New York Central, u; Erie, y; Har-
lem, u; Northwest common, ~; Pacific Mall, X !;
Pacific, u; Western union Telegraph, X.
THE SALES
today amounted TO 100000 shares, which were
distributed among the principal stocks as fol-
Iows:-New York Central and Hudson, 1880; Erie,
A500; Lake Shore, $4,000; Cleveland and Pitts
burg 500; Northwestern, TOO; Rock Island, 45OO;
Pacific Mail, 22,1OO; st. Paul, 29Oo do preferred,
500; Ohios, 3,70o; western Union, $500; wabash,
$500; Union Pacific, 1000; c., G. and c., 200:
Panama, 800; Delaware, Lackawana and Western,
5000.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
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Wheat was decidedly better with slight receipts and
~;
Mas aSs
sSS M s a as ss SG up
ss 0s' yeTw .ss and N y yne Were noma Barley
held at ", as
Sst & @ as sss foot S
and 6oc Gle for white Rye was entirely nominal in
ISsIeaTs5 was fair demand berth
Tonnage for Charter was lot much sought aiter but was
osd At y $ ' o %
Sd 5000 Dc At % bales q
@ ssis Il sS sSss. Ss; - bacon @
40 M logs msos 1 al aSs ' To London ~
sad bales q hops % poafpsi ON prlyse terms
DO GS bTS ys .ad S sa s
ssss Ss:S Ssi Vi
wh %
sss; s.. s !sS' &;
New r'5ss s'Ss &c. for ans'i" od asa
sPss St ss
1s @ s.sisnssS os
good At q The inner grades were, sso quiet but
rmer sales ~ bblA OF No A. 81 70 and 200 bbs OF No.
st p 60A $50 Tar and pitch were dealt in only In
lcDnine way nnd were quoted nominaly steady at
PRovisoNs. --Recelpts-Pork $40 bbla beef ss5 pack
ages; cut meats, S do lard, 200 bbs and derces and
Sn kegs The & market for mess gSrs VS. quiet cat
cash 20 bbs q eItrs prime mess = 7 80 and 80 bbls
0f prime M me. at w The STOCK this date aggregaes
market quiet and unchanged We notes sales Of 100
and short clear for December and January delivery at
PIC. per ID dressed hogs quoted steady At &C.
SIC per lh Beehive heard Of no business to-day save
In jobbing way and values remained without change
The transactions foot up about 40 packagcs In lots
a figures within the range Of tho appended
Ss i.I extra d.; sS s5 g! prime mes. HsrSss
~ 3S for India do. do and ~ $26 for extra cry
India mess Beef hams were quoted steady at from 'N
tance Cut meats wore not essentially changed in value
ruled quiet for most descriptions We note sa. Of 50
shSuders q a. C. asAc per u Smoked shSude quoted
per ib Larq-Thc market was dull and week, closing
We note sales Of aso crces for November al IKE 500
- for Ascembsr, ~ uAo l.ooQ d. halapSs otyeas At
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REAL ESTATE.
Sale or the New York Private Park


Sale OF tho New YORK fr1v0Ve Fork
Property.
There were no transactions at the Exchange
Salesroom yesterday, and the election excitement
is likely to distract attention from this market,
at all events or the current week.
Messrs Potter Brothers report the sale on Satur.
day OF New York Private Park lots. adjoining
Jerome PARK, as fairly satisfactory. The extreme
range OF the prices realized was at from about
$4,000 to $4,000 per acre. The total number Of
lots Knocked down was n1nety-three. This
would bring the average price OF each az
about $3.50. After the adjournment OF the
sale 1T had been announced that only o portion OF
the property would be disposed OF the auctioneer
was solicited sell special parcels at private SALE
but this the agent OF Mr.. Opdyke declined to do
until he had consulted with his principal Mr..
Opdyke has since announced his Willingness to ad-
nit OF q few OF such selections Tor private pur-
chase, but still retains his intention OF disposing
OF the bulk of the property to compe ttve bidders
at public vendue. The result, 1t may be said, is
garded by conservative holders as, II not all that
could be desired, yet certainly encouraging.
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FINANCIAL.
COPARTSERsHIPs.

IADDOCK, LANGDON, READ CO.-THE UN-
IL dersignod have this day formed q coparrnership
under the above style and rrn viii continue tho
cry Nos tS 49, 412 and ~ hsx Fourteenth street. and
Nos 40 A9, AL and H3 East Thirteenth street. hereto
fore known as Reads Patent steam brewery.
Nav YoRx. Nov. T. 1874 JOHN PADDOCK,
THOMAS B. LANGDON.
THOMAS r. READ. JR.
ARBA H HADDOCK.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Ffrm-Flour steady-Wheat
Detter-Corn Nomfnal-Osts Steady
Pork Firmcr-Lard Easier-Grocer-
les Dull-Freights Quiet-Pstroleum
Nominal-Naval stores Dull-W0ol
Firm-Whislkey Steady.
MONDAY. Nov. 2-6 p. N.
The markets were generally quiet On 'Change,
wheat was decidedly better, but scarce, so that
business was light. Corn was quiet and nominally
unchanged Oats were In moderate demand and
steady. Barley was frmer. Pork was quiet but
commanded better prices. Lard was dull and
easier. Cotton ruled steady for spot" but
nrmer for "futures.n Groceries were quiet and
nominally unchanged In value. Freights ruled
steady. Petroleum was dull and nominal. Naval
stores were quiet and not essentially changed In
value. Whiskey closed steady.
NoTH.-To-morrow election day. the various ex-
changes will be closed, and there win be a grand
cessation of business consequently there will be no
commercial report IN the HERALD the day following
BUTrER.-We have no material change to note in the
market Fine pals were In demand and not very
plenty. Selected rkins and tubs sell fairly at steady
prices Medium grades were not much wanted,
and If anything ruled in buyers favor. The
current quotations are as follows State dairies
nrkns ana tubs fine. sSc. DOC. per lb do, do. good
to prime. s6c. Sc. do do, fair to good. ssc
35c. firkins, choice selected. &c. 4Oc. oo good
asc SIC half hrkin tubs choice, selected, 4lc &c
&C. &C. soos M to pWs Wsb m ub s sboss CO. a @nas to @
prime, s7s &c; 90. .gooo, sss. Sc. ao common
GARRY ine &c &c. Do DO, fair 70 good ssc loc
choice. ssc s'c ao do fair 70 good ssc c Western
Reserve and Michigan, tubs choice dairy packed,
&c.. SS m DO do o seSa g 10. prime, Sc $50;
&C. ssG n, DO, DO. fair TO e good Sc soc:'
ssc- s5c. do. do, lair good 27c. 500. do DO,
common to fair &c. 2oc do, nrkns good TO- prime,
3Oc. 32c do, do, air TO good 25c Nc.: dO do,
common to fair &c $50 Central Ohio and Indiana
2sc Do, do. common to iair, 22c a 80 do. TUBS,
choice. 26c- 30c; do, do, fair 10 good, &c, 26c
various stvles. very poor. l8c. 2Oc-
shipment and from the home trade but holders gener
e realize on finer stock except at full current
We quote State factory. nhe 70 fancy, 1870. 6c.
good to tne isc l5s sIaIe factory ia 70 good lsc
SKINS Sc. l2c: Ohio factory Cheddar shape. choice
for export ltc l61sc do do tat do do. DO. for
domestic trade l4c 1870. do. do, fair good l0c.
q lie. do do. poor to fair &C. i0c; Michigan and
Wisconsin factory. fine, lac. q l5,sc
Corros the spot was in light demand, but holders
ward deliveries fairly active at an advance OF
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For future delivery Oasis ow middns sales have
January ls6at Is l;Iss e5S Is sssc 4 lse Fs5.
%Ss .. i f!s1 !, .S iSe !; Nay a1s S
10y osps st ss ssas ~ s Is 5s 5se'a
W. $s;sS \ r. '5ssi SsS,rIsssy ~
ioo a. at % a. @ hSses S snort
1Ssss sss 5 S sf%Ss, IS i 3 :;
sS q 80 q i tst
4 ss 4 s
80 @ 49, s f. i sS sAs5 S 60 ss 9s
!ass S &C., - i &C. e Is 7as
s nee ass sass
s saaASy ' M
sss . i ~ a. & Asl sfesssls Z
@ at Il Nay = 50 Il
sss
ASA Charleston. 49, Wimington % $50: Norfolk a2os
This
sy
obbing trade was confined TO small unimportant lots
tesay soasSse cssse.
pane aar dc Do s : ss sea ssre%e aS ra1ss a ,o9
lots i6i4c 2lHc; Java government bags 2c. q CSC. ;
DO, grass mats 25c 28c Ceylon d,c lyhc Maracai-
IIs;.: St Domingo. ,lS.ac & 7c Porto Rico, Ike;
Angcstura l7c. a 9c sayaniIla l61sc l99sc. Cura-
CorPKR has met with a fair demand and contipued
firm. We sales the past two days aggregating
100000 lbs. OF Lake at t221Sc. 22hc., cash.
EGcs-Fresh stock was very scarce this morning. and
prices held firm with few lots OF choice West
obtainable under Soc Poor lots were difficult to sell
We quote Long Island. New jersey and nearby, Sic
&c.. state and Pennsyivanla. 30c 3lc.: Canada,
choice brands 3Oc. Western, choice brands 3Oc other
Western 29c lined, choice brands, 23c 4c do fair
TO good, 20c. a &c.
FLOUR DGRAIS.-Receipts-Flour, ,lo7 bbls. wheat
1 592 bushels; corn a. 800 do; corn meal 800 bbs and
225 bags oats, 25l bushels barley, 500 do rye $500
do The -four market was steady, with fair demand
figures within the range of the suboined quotations
value. We heard Of sales footing s75 bbs SIS 10
for Brandywine - rs 81 90 for Western yellow ana
500 sacks OF Baltimore yellow At 81 55 q 81 Gu We
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GERMAN IMPERIAL FINANCES.

The Social science Congress at Eisenach has
October 13 had under discussion the financial
system OF the German Empire Resolutions were
passed favortng the introduction Of general I'm.
perial income tax, to be combined with the cus-
toms and excise duties in one imperial financial
contribution by the different States to the general
budget would De abolished. The supporters OF the
resolutions argued that every German should con-
tribute 10 the expenditure OF the Empire Tar as
possible In proportion to his means.
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A UCTION, AUCTION. AUCTION.
IA atprlvate residence l2O West 23d 81

A UCTION.-POSITTVE AND LARGE SALE OF
n U5 lots handsome and useful Household Furniture
BY order OF PHILIP A. vANDBRHoFF ESQ.,,
the private mansion, los West Twenty eighth street.
near Sixth avenue, this Tuesday, morning. ct lox
O'clock Parlor Suits rosewood Pianoforte, CarpetR
Mirrors, Curtains, Paintings, Bronzes Clocks Tables.
Etageres, Bedsteads Bureaus, Washsands. Dressing
Cases Mattresses Bedding. Sofas chairs Easy ChAir
Lounges, Turkish Chairs; Library, Dining servantJ
Furniture. j. KRAEMER, Aucti oneer.
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK r. n,
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKxr.-LoNDoN, Nov. .2-Evsnine -
Spirits turpentinc, Ts per cwt
evening.-Rehned petroleum, ID gkd. per gallon.
sairita petxQepm, Md. per gahop,
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The market for this class OF securities continues
70 show confidence on the part or investors, al
though Is is evident from the character OF the sales
shat 1t ID dificult to PICK up large lots. Prices in
several instances were fraction higher, ana the
close was nrm at the following quotations limited
States currency sxes 117x 1ls; do. do. 1884, reg
1stered, lisa 1lS1z; do. do. do, 1883 11sA; do.
nve-twenties, 1862, registered, l10x l10X; do.
DO, do, coupon, ex interest, 110x Ill; do do,
1854. registered liz l12k; do. do,, do, coupon,
ex interest, l13h ll3x; do. do, 1885, registered.
1l3k 113x; do. do, DO, coupon, exinterest. ll4H
max; do. DO, do, new, registered, 116k l16k; (;
do. do do, coupon, 1l6x ll6A; do. do. 1857,
registered, 117K q 117x; do. DO, do. coupon,
l17x 117X; do. do, 1858, registered, u7k 11s;
do. do do, coupon, 1l7X lis; do. ten-forties,
registered, 1l1A liz; do. do, coupon. 112K
al2K; do. fves. 1881, registered, lily lnx; do.
DO, do, coupon, l121S 112x.
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Ut the $25, ooo,o 900 called bonds que November
$5,oO0,O0O have been received at the Treasury.
Another call for nve-twenties was issued to-day.
10 be redeemed February 8, ct which time inter-
est win cease. The public debt statement for
October shows decrease In the debt Of $6sl, l34.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were $3.50
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $775,O00
on account OF interest ana $7s0,0O in redemption
OF nve-twenty bonds. The customs receipts TO-
day were $3O40Oo.
THE PUBLIC DEBT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2.
The following is . recapitulation OF the public
debt statement:-
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LOWEST PRICES.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
THE MONEY MARKET.


Money on call, which on Saturday rated at q 8
Der cent. to-day advanced to a g. and, In excep-
tonal instances, to per cent. Personal exgen-
Cies may have mad something to do with the sud-
den change. Ii there begeneral causes at work
they have not yet developed sufficient force to
elicit intelligent comment. Foreign exchange
closed quiet and steady at 4S3A Is4 for bankers
90 days. sterling and 4s7h for demand. The price
Of commercial paper remains as heretofore
quoted.
to-day was stronger than usual. and advanced with
much exhibition Of steadtness to HOY. In the face
of the decline Of American exports and imports
the movement appears to be anomalous. Abroad,
however the gold market materially disturbed by
causes which are not explained by foreign nnan-
cial authorities. The opening was at 110k and the
close at the price above Damed. The rates for bor-
rowing were l. 80 per diem until Wednesday and
from to per cent per annum. Loans were made
nat.
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EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIoNEKR 90 LIBERrx
~ street-Absouto peremptOry sale at auction. con-
sisng in part Of rich French china Dinner SETS Tea
Sets Dessert Sets real and artistic Bronzes Ciocksi
real Parian marble Statuetes Bohemian and Silesian
Vases Toilet sets Flower stands &c tne crystal Toet
Services. consisting of Gobets, Champagne Glasses.
Wine Glasses, Decanters &C. on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, November I. and g. at II O'Clock each
Article puaraNtaal
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the Treasury Department to-day shows tho de-
crease or the debt for October to be Sos1, ,434 90
currency balance on hand. 3l63o6 ITO
Special deposits OF legal tenders for
the redemption OF certificates OF
deposit ....................... 62,525,0o0
Including; coin certiacates 2SSSo1 100
Outstanding legal tencers: ss2ooo,ooo
Coin.. 500, ,os9 al
currency ...... 1890. ITO
Of certificates OF deposit as pro-
Vluec Dy AW............. 62,b2b0O0
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl5o,o1lou
Debt Less C1sh in the Treasury.
November l. 1874 $2 139, ,061 761
Octooer l. 2,139. 743, 100
Decresss oSf debt during october. r..... sss1, ,4s4
DecreSese 9f debt since June 80, 1874. A026479
Bonds ls.ted to PGcfHc Rau,oay COnapanies-lya-
terest Payaos IN LaurA Ao'ey.
Principal outstanding ng.............. S64. ,5l2
Interest accrued and not yet paid..... L292, ,470
Interest paid by the United States.... 24.325, S96
Interest repaid oy transportation OF
Balance OF interest paia by the United
StatcS. l8,823 143
RAILROAD EONDs
were generally strong. Harlem nrsrs, regis
tered. sold at lO6H, ex interest; New York Gen.
tral nrsrs at lo9X for coupon and 10 for regis
tered; Chicago and Northwestern consolidated,
gold bonds, declined to soH; Union Pacific land
grants to ssh and sinking funds to 7ak; Central
Pacific bonds closed at s2A %, and Union Paci-
fcs SSx ssK for frsts, s5X q SO for land grants
and 73ts "A for sinking funds.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 1873 for Metropolitan, 100K
ror Ninth National and 90 for Fourth National
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
This being Bank OF England holiday there
were no quotations from the London Stock Ex-
change. Rentes IN Paris closed at c2f 25c.
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THE CHICKEN THIEF TRAGEDY

WAS THE SHOOTING OF CORR JUSTIFIABLE?-
ANTE-MoRTEM STATEMENT OF THE DECEASED
Thomas Corr. the man who was shot on the
OF Schenectady avenue and Union ssreet, East New
York, last Saturday night, died the City Hospital
at iour O'Clock yesterday morning. Christian Ecks
aged seventytwo years, who shot the deceased. is
now in custody. Ecks claims that Corr was about
TO steal his chickens from the hencoop. and that
such robbery was common in thatneighborhood
Coroner Jones, while speaking to HERALD re.
porter OF the occurrence, sald:-I received tele-
graphic despatch at one O'Clock yesterday morning
from the police summoning me to the hospital. On
entering the surgical ward found the wounded
man in q collapsed condition. with Il wound IN
his lett arm, taking away large portion OF the
bceps muscle and cutting it almost as clean as
though u gouge had been ploughed through It,
Right in line with part oil the arm when held
up there was wound In the let breast, near the
NIPPLE he did not complain OF any PAIN, but was
unable to move ais legs. He seemed TO have an
idea that they were removed from his body. After
the priest had administered the cOnsOlationS OF
the Church a physician introduced me as Dr.
Jones' 1 told the wounded man that was the
Coroner, ana asked him his name. lie told me
nounceu the name distinctly. said to MIN, ''Corr,
you are dangerously wounded and are likely to
81 am dying SIR" sald, keep up your courage
courage IS nah the battle. You may recover"
no. uss sa n yeu y sst ana s saa
he said. mo- no. am dying" "Wouid you
like to make a statement as TO how you were
wounded p asked, and he answered, "Yes." told
him II he had been wounded that way and they
had done 1t without cause II was his duty to have
them punished. and told him he would have to
make o voluntary statement OF the shooting. He
replied, al will tell all know"
Corr then SAID: :-.I went to look after some
cows and pigs, and while l was there
q man came out and said 10 me, 'pll sno0t
you.' AT tnat he up with his gun and frea
at me, and shot me. Al the lrst shot he
Knocked me down. When he first spoke to me l
told him was looking Tor the pigs and cows
have been there before. | was looking Tor Mr..
Lanslng's cows and pigs. do not know mis- first
name. | did not have any gun or pistol with me.
did not threaten MIN, nor did nave anything
with me To do MN any harm. Mr.. Lansing
sent me after his cows. The man who
shot me did not tell TO clear
OUT He stood close to me when he shot me with
the gun. There was no one else present but the
man who shot me and myself l live in Fatbusn,
near the Poor House and the Mad House. | have
heard this statement read and 1t Is true, and ou
are the Coroner"
The man was so exhausted that 1t took him
three-quarters OF an hour to make the above
statement A warrant was issued thereupon by
Coroner Jones Tor Ecks arrest and was duly exc
cuted. The prisoner was locked up 1T the Twelfth
precinct station house. son OF Mr.. Lansing said
deceased had no business looking TOR pigs and
cows where he was shot. lhe inquest will be COM
menced on Tuesday next.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec 26, 1874
ssis a1:s rsn &
Nsw ORLEANS, Dec. %. IsA
Net 5 scvs held ash sass 1855
Stock, 2siaS. s'''@' ''''''' N''
Cotton firm; middling, lac low middling, l3lsc;
sosstSse u.s. bales Exports
s:s s ssss.: sis:. is Cor"
CHARLESTON, Dec. 26 1874.
Cotton-Net receipts, 2,70s bales Stock. 69l3i.
Flour dun and upchanseS sales coo SSj. Wheat aast
81 Gsfs
s aHss'sa i sarssd sis s sH
to Boston, SOc.; to New York, ssc to Albany. 34c.
sS.s's ssss 30 ss,s sss
S%ss4 Mssstn s. e ws 3 o. q 70 Wheat e q
SssS wSs "a Corn @ duh isT %s: soTa:
.a sw s[.ss s ca Ss
%Snays %sssrn 81 9s HnrsS g. %oywsd s5sasy cfnas ss 3
Barley s % CANADA @ q 81 o 81 %
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak No. white
ssreS e sf red Il &.s' sPS Corn T." n
sst as%sr? ssa hsn asss @ Ha
564c. Michigan, 56sc white. 5Sc Dressed hogs, 81 rs
a SIS rs Clover seeds, So 6a Recepts-Wheat, 1900
bushels corr 5000 do oats 500 do. Shipments
400 BIT shells; OATS 1900 do.
CHICAGO, Dec. 26 1874.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm and in fair demand a
shade higher; No String, s3c; NO. do spot Sshc.
Sc. rejected. asse Corn-Demand light: holders firm;
e5i4c, February; lie bid May. Oats higher and ii isir
Sid January; Sss sis fssrna5syy reisstsa
ley steady No. spring, 81 23 spot December Jan
uary. Pork-Demand light: holders firm; prices higher
at S1S rs $lS 8 spot SIS 80 January $lg 10 $9 l7a
February $40 45 asls 50 March Lard nemand light
$l3 so March. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged. Whs
key. 973ac. Rcceipts-Four, 90y bbls; wheat 900
bushels corn, 81 600 do oats, 1900 do L0UO bar
ley 1900 DO smpmenss-Eonr n, li,oo5 bbls; wheat
1000 do. On call of the board this afternoon wheat
closed at s9s4c. s9Mc. January; 9l1dc February
Balance unchanged