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rt.v hint tbcv c,n fiji th,nns nm tuat right
snS ,1nthinr wnmld nicnso thNrn bottor Than
~ ou ~ . root ohnncn. [ m, in favor
~ ro6esarr tia oi, law Of ANDY JohnsoI,'s time
s1,on q wo mad 10 want to sit and watch Andy:
'c1 XII tbnm nono togothcr on tho 4t OF March,
nmd al aw,,iin tho11 chew viii adjourn tilt Do.
sn1,hcr ,Thnt, tboy vii! meet in fl blaot for tho
Sjonest' row Vo ever hoard OF In American
nniitics,n
Wbat will they fight about?
"Eyerythinr in Gods world. They aro not
INITIAL m a efnrfo nofnt axcup& opbosttibn I'd thb
,,ennh,inon mariy. Thoy I'D iyde,i Of, tho ,1enro
nuastion thn ,.,irrpncY question. tlo inrl1 ouca
Dan, aud nyerv otI,ar question Of In,nurtance.
i,i,nv oniv norof IN naroainr what thoy cail Ind.
,calism wl,nn Tho Ilntl,cnls nro in n m,noukv
ti,era wjll bu no Kadicalism to opposc. md thoy
Mil fail to fighting among themselves, Lbt us
oniy rat thoin together IN March. aud they will
10 10 badly split iii befolo tho PRESIDENTIAL oloc-
linn rntps rn,,n tlnt II viii In Inn aas}nbE thitlr
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TAXATION or NIL WAUKEE.

8pcciqt Dispateh to Tie C3ssca0o 7rioune.
MILWAUKEE, Noy. 12,-Iho County Committee
Of Equalization havc ut longth concluded tho
osti,nutoB Of taxcs to 10 raisc4 TOR 1876, as fol-
lows:
Loan due June 10000
Interest on 100000 county aAd Conrt-llouse
Loan dus March aIO1D
Balares Of county ottcelR and employees. 0Q4u
Court expenses, Including Sheriff. witnesses,
anu 1Arols. .ttuuu
For support Of county poor. .,..", l0,00o
Expenses aud ropalrs u county LuiAlngs 10,0Ou
6herttfa account aul jail expenses 12,0G0
Coroner,a and ConatubIca accounts, ,........ 1000
Public prluttug, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6,Duu
HOUSE of Correction l0,0U0
Gus qntl full. ..,..,,,..,.,....,,,..,.,.. b.uuD
IncjleutslA, 60,DUn
6ata 10,8a
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FRANCE.


PAn1s, Nov 12.-Tho students Of tile School
of Medicine porslsting In creating disturbances
whenever Prof. Chatrard attempted to lecture,
MI tho lectures havo been suspended for ono
mouth.
THE PERMANENT COMMITTEE.
pAnIs, Nov. 12.-Tho Permanent Committee
OF tho Assembly hold itB last sitting to-day. The
Loft renewed it's protest against the suppression
Of Republican Journals.
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MISCELLANEOUS ELECTION NOTES
Spceitt Dispatch to Tbs Chfeaoo TribwHt.
nEXIEA THAT He II 4 CANDIDATE.

MISCELLANEOUS ELECIIQN NOTES.
Spcsit' Dispatch to Tbs ChteGoo Trias.at.
DENIES THAT HE II A CANDIDATE.
Bpn1Sor1ELp, IT,, Nov. 19.-:rho Hon. +. L.
Merritt, editor Of tho Sta.e Register, donioH
through tho columns Of hia paper that llo il
tnndidato for Clork Of tho Houso Of nepfoaonta-
sivcs, and says tho whole story ls u fabrication.
SECOND MINNESOTA D1s1A1cT-r1E Lra1aIATunE.
Special Disputch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Nov. 12.-Full returns from
:hc Second Congressional District eiyo strait,
Rep, 1893 mai. Tho grounds Of Cox's proposed
contest are TINT certaiu towns formerly cum
prisng Monongaa County were not, na
supposed, annexed to KandiyoAi County BECAUSE
Of failure 10 comply with tho teru,B OF tho 1aw
ot 1870, but remained q legally separate county,
md hence, by tho terms ol tlle Alportlohnlent
inw OF 1872, belong to tho Third District. Tho
apportion,llent law Of 1879, aftor naming tho
col1utiea Of tho FIRST mud Second Districts, de-
cIarcl that all others constituted tho Thcd
District.
Latest returns correct former statemcuta Of
tho political standing OF tho members eject Of
Tie next Legislature, Leaving tho Sanalc doubt-
full, and giving the Republicans four majority III
tho House, mud threo or FIVE, rs the oiucal can
vass sns! determine, OIL joint ballot.
THE wiecoSs1S CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS.
!Sptcltti NsEutch to The Eh,caao T7i0Hae.
MAnlsoH, Wis. Nov, 12-Thc official vote OF
trco districts received ut tho Secretary Of Stutas
oIiice is al follows: Secund--Caswel lio{llb-
lcan, II 1,G7G Cook, Reform, 1l.423. Fourth
Huntingdon, Independent Republican, 9.5l3
T.yudo, Reform. 1204G Fifth-Barton. Rcpnb.
,can, 1889 narehsrd. hsfo9'm. 1'675. The
faYor!ng MeDill. The majority either nay will
hardly roach lu9.
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TIE ALABAMA ELECTION RIOTS.
WAsu1Na7oN, Nov. D.-uuitcd Statos Marshal
Heatoy, ,ludor date Of Montgomery, Ala, Nov. 1,
1874. sends to the Attorney 0cnernl the follow
Ing ro1ativo to tho riot at Eufaula and other
points in Alabama On TuosdaY, Nov. last:
sinco te1egraphing you Yesterday IN rolauu to tho
riot at Eulauln, my deputy, ]. D. Wiforl, has re-
turned from that 1iacc, aud from him learn the re-
suit Of the riot. Nno ltrtous vera dead wton hc lett
thero at o'clock this morning. Only ono Of The dead
Ia q wlite nlnu, who sitting In buggy aud taking
no part Ia the riot. Tho firing commenced BY
the Whtcs tho pretext Of defending Denlocrnsio
negro ut the 1lIutg Of 0hcra Of hiu race, werepon
orders lkU tits Issued tl luEd ono by parties
iu tho cruwlg Fall iii, Conir4uy A." Fall III, Com
pany u, which orders nero apparently oboycd. This
would RhoH rrcTions organization and prcpara-
uon on tito pnrs Of tic ehtes No negro wab seen by
my deputy, %io was rrrse nr0sttld tr hrEEg, which
accounts for tho heavy mortality nlong tho blacas.
Tic CASUALTIES n1nuHE tho whites Rro sMplustd 10 1!avo
heon caused by tclr own frcuds. cali yuar atsntion
so.:ccs, which incosc, and particularly to thu special
to tho AafH1Hg Sc,sx Of Sasani,a Ga. riot alao oc-
CURED last night nj Spring Ill., Dartoar County lnr-
Ing tho counting Of thu bantH lle particulars of which
hnva not rrccivrd. At thin Ilacp jndJe l.. M Kes,
VI tho City Court at Enfa'a, of tho Uuiscd
;tAos Supervisors Of Election. 1t IL thought t]at tho
obec Of the conspiracy Mna 10 destroy to poal-bux,
which contained argo majority Of Republican votes,
nnd in The c!ncn to XIII Judge Krtln. The hog
earnsc but KrJ1s escaped. 11h IttIe so,i, however,
only Il yaars DID, waH n,Hraily wounded. Some riot
demonstrations aG0 u:clrIea IN Mobile, th6 p1rtiC
aiasB & wD!th Layv n3s scetisea
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startoi for Philadelphia. It Ii not definitely
| known whore Ac met Co.'s.
TIE MURDER.
On tbs a0ih of juno UddaEZook and Goas
stepped from n train At West Grove Station, on
the baltimolo Central Railsoad. They wa!kod to
| Jonnerayile, nnd put up at tito yiIsgo-hotel.
udlerzuok Ind formerly lived in that neghbor-
hood, md was recognized by number OF old ac-
| wont to another village somo milos dEstaut, and
hirod horse and buggy. lseturnlns to Jennora-
VILE on tho following evening, he look GoBB In
to tho buggy and drove AWAY, Goaa VAS mover
soon aalys again. Udderzook returned tho car-
rlage, madc some oxcuse about the loHs Of =
blanket and the broeklng OF tho dash, and then
wont to his Mothers house, aud from there
! came to Baltimore, aud went back 10
hs work. On the 1lth Of July, tic
body OF the murdorou man waH found buried Ia
| tho N0ols. Suspicion ltnnaehiaioly {hstonoA On
Udderzook, and on tho 18th Of July Ae waa ar.
rested In baltimore.
| BEsrENozp TO pzArA.
The story OF Lls trai aud conviction ia toe
loug to 10 Giyon in this dispatch. A report ol
Of tito claas denon,lnatod a. ssepsatlonal." The
train Of circumstances by which tho identity ol
4. q, WiBon with W 8. 0oas waB establsllsG
waa inoat extraordinary. and uanny Of tho tMoa
tleuta wero touched with dhsh Of romance
conidential letters played moht important
part III tho testimony, ono Of Udderzooh',
own letters, writton ,loug before the murder
weighed li!ko = milestone against him. Th'
tlcntion OF tin body Of tho murdered man al
that of W. s. Qosa, fifteen days utter Il Ind Dee1
bulied, could not, fr0M tue necessities Of tA'
care, be satisfactory. udIcrzook was COT.
yicted. Then came motion for now trial
which mAn o.eyyuled. Al appeal wss taken t
lilo Supreme Court, and thus waa disnlissosi,-- =
thc Ohlos Justice delivering an opinion wAiol
hoyo heavily againRt tue prisoner Ilen th
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, May 81, 1874.
% sceps baIss a IssRats rranSs m'ssss
coastwse, 49, stock, i5e63.
Cotton irregular, demand iair middng, l7,Gc. good
81 & Isoof qsdnay c sst sssps &
evening, l.lW stock, 7S,2lg
MOBILE, May q, 1874
receipts 2lS bales Exports coastwse. is Stock 22:2
SAVANNAH. Nay y. 1874.
gross 81 Exports coastwse sss Sales IS Stock Sles %
ann , i; GHAnIrsTos, ;1, May q. 1874.
W,se ias % @ Ss' sSsep siSsF s bales exports coast
WILMINGTON. N. c., May u, 1874
Spirits Of arpentne, steady s5 osn m
yellow DIP tor Virgin ar steady
oswEGo. May 2l, 1874
81 81 ior double extra Wheat in light demand sales
White Sasass sns so aS al y n
@ ss IN mssd M
g SGS DO sS pe SGrn - So o1VeS
ssas ssl nlddIlhas ssS per ton delivered Canal ANAL
aSes S a q he s rs NsT y %
York. Railroad frcghts-Flour, to Boston. to New
peas l7scco Timber anal 'shipmens@7s IsSs
Lake and raj 4, I'M, Imports ,he Sst tseSyeur
ms.s%hss SssSs Ss.hsis corn %%s DO Kali iS1's, ss
DO barley odo Sanal reiahs dull wheat heat N.g isc
bbls western spring ats6 55a bakers, 81 81 IS:
holding on Milwaukee No spring, 81 43 81 l6 do no
do, II 50; shcboygan do. 81 lJ winter, ST CO;
white do 81 10 VI ~. Corn dull sales 6,GOO bushels
No. Western at SIC. Barley-Markct bare Ryc
nominaly 81 O5. Barley malt firm; Canada, 81 aj a
~ western, 81 ~ el ~ other articles unchanged
Flour steady. Wheat steady at ST IS Tor No white
Michigan f3 tor NO. do, 81 90 tor extra do for
amber Michigan, June 81 454; July, 81 46i4 81 46l,
No red VI %; No DO, 81 if4; No. red 81 35 Corn
steady at I5c tor high mixed cash and Mays Zoe, Juy
TIC. september; low mixed, 6stac.; no grade, CSC.
danaxed O21sc Oats steady al 5jac. for NO. l. 55c. for
No 2, aAc ior Michigan. Freisnts dull; to Buffalo
2ac Sc 70 Oswego, 5zc 5s4c. Receipts-60yo bush.
els wheat, 25G1 do and 2Gw DO oats Shipments
25000 bushels wheat 5000 To- corn and 800 do oats
CHICAGO. May 2l, 1874
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat dull, unsettled and
lower. at 81 rs for No SPRING 81 22s 81 22s< Tor No
do cash; 81 221s 81 22S June 81 22s July no do
81 va Corn IN air demand and lower; closing steady
nj O1ssc Tor no. mixed cash: Gztsc G,eac June;
6ls4c C3ssc, July; rejected o0c. high mixed,
tiise oats du ana lower at 74c a4Tlsc for No cash
A.4c Hsc. july Eye frm and scarce at 81 % for No
q bariey buoyant ana unsctllet No spring euotable
AT 81 0aSl 3si 40. DO, 81 20 bld. Corn active and
higher FORK active aud higher. closed l0c. lower;
best prices s7 t5 june. sT 80. july Lard active and
active and higher 6sc. CSC. tor shoulders glsc.
for short RIB iniddcs CSC Tor short clear middes
cash loose Whtkoy quiet and easier al y4c ylgc.
Freahts III fair demand ana highcr-Corn TO Buffalo,
&c. wheat to do, Sac. Receips-5uy0 bbls. Hour 5000
bushels wheat 66V1 do 81 00 do oats QUO do rye
and l,0OJ do barley shipments-4DD bbs hour, T,0y
bushels wheat BLOW do corr and Aapoo do. oab.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MAY 22 ls74-rRpLE SHEET

bility whatever that the interest Central PACT
ncs viii not be paid. The income last year was over
s45oo,o00 net. IN excess OF the interest account,
and the prospects are stated TO be no worse at
present. IL Is possible. however. that the bill be-
fore Congress to compel the Pacinc railroads to
pay their debts TO the government has some
thing to do with the sales by the cautious Ger
mans. The dealings in the general range OF
railway bonds to-day were not large, and prices
were steady, with the exception OF the Pacific
mortgages. These were weak and declined TO 90
for Central, SAX Tor Union frst and rs for both
land grants anc incomes. New York Central sold
at 90 Tor skies OF 1853 and loe for nrsts. Michigan
Central sevens brought s5h, Lake Shore consoli-
dated, registered, 81; Chicago and northwestern
consolidated gold, SO; Rock Island sevens los. and
Pittsburg third. 100. The following were the
lafesI hlds.-
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P, M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Du1l-Flour Dull and Heavy
Wheat Easier-Corn Flrmer-Oats
Dull and Lower-Pork Firmer-Lard
HiGhcr-Groceries Dull and Un-
hanGed-Freights Firm-PctroIcum
and Spirits Turpentinc Quiet and
Steady - Rosin Firmer Whisley
Steady.
THURSDAY, May 21-6 P. NJ.
The trade movement was slow to-day, save in
few commodities, In which there has been o specu-
latve demand. On 'Change flour was dun and
nominally lower Wheat was easier, under full
receipts. notwithstanding large proportion OF
the receipts was rendered to I'LL contracts most OF
which were at prices considerably above those
now current. Corn ruled frmer, with light re-
cepts and continued good demand. Oats were
still dull and heavy. and prices lower. Wnis-
key was steady. Pork and lard were In good
speculative request, ana prices were considerably
higher, the market being buoyant at the close.
The grocery market was quiet throughout but prices
showed apprecable change Cotton duh for lots
ON the spot and only in moderate demand for 'fu-
tures;n prices unchanged. Petroleum was quiet, but
about steady in price. Spirits OF turpentine
quiet and steady while rosin met with better inquiry
and was hrncr
CorIoS the spot dull but unchanged. Flu
nrmer but no decided advance was established. We
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BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at 1llH ior American ex.
change, l30 for Gallatin National and s9i< s9}s
for German American.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Operators in stocks were not to-day encouraged
by any material advance, decline activity in the
market. Tho bulk OF business was confined TO
brokers, SUFFICIENT temptation not yet offering
Itself 10 outsiders to take advantage o the sltua-
tion. The changes were comparatively trinlng a
few stocks showing fractional Improvement
upon the lowest prices OF the day. and the majority
barely holding their own. as compared with the
opening figures, 1t is q condition that cannot be
measured by past experience and equally forbids
the representations Of the most hopeful. A lew
thousand shares used on either side serves to
tip the scale from day to day and it is only the
purchasers and sellers OF large blocks OF stock
who operate with anything like safety. AS we
have before intmated the natural tendency of
the market Is dropping. This is shown by COM
pairing figures now and thirty days ago. nor can a
healthy rea"tion occur and strong basis be
established until confidence returns, trade
revlves, the money problem Is settled and currency
becomes more valuable Temporary fluctuations
are not, therefore, sure signs to be followed. The
transactions to-day amounted to the small amount
OF AT shares, which were principally dis
tributed as follows :-Wcstern Union, 23,OI0; Union
Pacific, 14200; wabash, TO- 200: Pacific Mail. 600;
Ohio and Mississippi, 1900; New York Central
6l5o; ST. Paul. common, $3.50; Lake Shore. le,250;
Rock Island, 6,e2o; Northwest common, 9,34o
The range OF prices were as follows :-western
Union sold at TX q 7l,s q 7oA 7lsl, Pacific Mail
at 42A q AK AN, Erie at 35ls asa q a5 y. New
York Central at 97i1 97il a OK s7ss. Ohio and
MISSISSIPPI at 23ss a % 23z 23K Lake Shore at
75H AK o IS 75l. Union Pacific at 26s. 269S a
26k 81 26z, Rock Island at 96 a e61s a 95h a
95A, Northwest common at Ak a 40H a 40 4Ol4
preferred at SO a So SIX 5s, st. Paul common at
3274 a 321s 32z, preferred at SO 5l4 81 Wabash
at so5i a SO 35ss 86ll 351s. Co. G. ana /. O. at
lss< a 10, Atlantic and Pacific preferred, IL
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The Following table shows tho opening, highest
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taking ssoo.OO0. OF which s245ooo was gold and
SILVER bars, and the steamship Merida, for Havana
taxing $lso,oo0
The UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The following are the balances reported In the
United States Treasury to-day :-Currency, s3'27,-
a4 special deposit OF legal tenders Tor redemption
OF certificates OF deposit 500 000 coia, ,597,
so3; including coin certificates, s36,o50,300
standing legal tenders, S362.000,0O0. The receipts
ointernal revenue to-day were $780, 643; from GUS
toms, $3.50, 900. The Assistant Treasurer to-day
paid out $4,000 account OF interest and $4,000
IN redemption OF nve-twenty bonds. The bids for
government gold to-day amounted to So, $50 900. at
prices ranging from Ills to 2.sa. The sl,5ooooo
was awarded between liz 35 and l12.s9.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're 1rm and in good demand principally on ac-
count OF home investors. The following are
late quotations United States currency sixes
III Il7h; do. do, 1881, registered 10 a l20k
do. do, do. coupon, 1915 a l225f; do. 1ve.twen.
ties, 1862, registered, ll5i. ll5x; DO. do. 1862
COUPON 11jH il5sl do. do, 1904 registered, ll6X
sll7; do. do, do. coupon, 1l7l4 ll71s 30. do,
1865, registered ll6}1 l174 40 do, do. coupon,
lfsi4 ils1x; do do, new, registered, 19A 11914:
40. do, do, coupon, ll9Z l2o do. DO, 1867,
registered, 1l9s4 120; do. do. do, coupon.
1908. 1909; do. do, ls6s, registered, 1l9s. a
i2o; DO do, do, coupon, 1901 l2o1l; do. ten
fortes. registered, lis ll51s; 90. do, do.
pom, lis ll54; do. fives, 1851, registered,
H5h ll5ss; do. do, do. ex coupon, ll51 a
i155s.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
we're neglected, aud in some OF the issues marked
by slight decline. The following were the latest
bids:-Mlssouri skies, s7h do. do, Asylum or
Cnversity, "a; DO. do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph
issue, o.; Ohio skies, 1870 1907 do. do, 1881,
los; do. do, 1885, log; Tennessee skies, old s2sz:
DO. do. do, ex coupon, 6S1s; do. oo., new, s21S;
DO do, do, ex coupon, 90; Virginia SKIES.
new, Is; do. do. deferred lO4; Georgia sew.
ems, new, ssH; do do, lndorsed 75 do.
do.. gold bonds, 10; North Carolina special
tax, class /, s&; do. skies, DID, January and
yuiy 201s; do. do, do, April and October 2oH;
DO. do, North Carolina Railroad, Aprn and
October 3s; do. do, do, or January and July, 2s;
DO do., do, OF April aud October, rs; South
Carolina sixes, rs; 40. do, January and July,
9: do. do, April and 0ctoDer, II; 40. DO, Fund
act, 1866, II; Texas tens 1876 Sc
RAILRoAD BONDS
Reference was made yesterday to the decline in
Central pacific Railroad bonds. They are still
oeiug sold on German account. great many
Europeans are said nave fallen into the error OF
supposng that the Central Pacific was not entirely
dAsttnct from the California Paclnc Road-which Is
che case. We are informed that there Is no prooa-
The New York herald., 1874-05-22
500 bb AZ 81 30 for Jersey q 80 q IS for
and a an sS tnr Wesfcrn We ouote.-

ss sss and
81 ~ ior inferior an 10 sprins 81 45ssi 30
S4SasH S%saes sDq and sn S 70 ve ~ s:Y Gr
for white, 81 q amber winter Corn in demand
sna s' Tas sss S about s @
% h % masd as 10 oMe xs0T ns sna sss ss o
about M & s1oS bushels At &c g. ,or mixed esc s &c
asa SaSds sndsna
oSnS sssi e aHsisa e
bs Line
CHANGED ! The engagements include ITO Ll,erpooi BY
at at 0 I'D 5
,ssSgis$ ~ Esnags SSs' @ Shss
* * ay @ W ' q e
hayrc or Antwerp. with 1000 Quarters ot at 6 3D..
shp a. S eSs %a os % Gf o
f ersYs @ w H 90 G
e London with 2Gol bbis. q refined do at 81 81
sasa n'sa hnSaS% ay
S rsned o s''a an = American Psr N hence
sR rsnsa o. .%se
p S!S sl bis nsss sss.
@ sn ' for an 10 f 5. re
aa
es o foreign were steady undera fair demand. Do
2ss 1s ssss Rsss'
& fsrS q eM nsS de Ct qo Hnsn
New crcn-Cuna, ccntrifugal and mixed ssc a5c. do
sS is;Ss. 81 s Eng i's
ard sSs1ssa value Teaa
but S
i5aasa 9s' b o@ .! :: n 'Ra SB
H aS ae m r a ana as9en or
mInston Pitch sold II iobbins lots q. s. for city
valuss remained about the same quoted at spot g
nSa e s. % rS Ss s9a 81 s las h! at Tyne @ %
$40 bbs ofdo Tor rst half q June AZ l4.c. Crude In
views d BUYERS. were aaoiei steady At isjls:
for prime The m d
RE- Refined 9nctea @ ED at sc for spot % Or month note
@ 5 fi pon's @
PEI af csnrs 81 81
rss nsa II 81 ps. ons 3 III at
G tet pork and the DEMAND or NOR
ward 3 quoted ed At cash !, - or msph The ass IS
The 70 10 as
Sgy sssr ri B % s " no's Snort ss &C. q @ SSfe a % %s
rate H IT today anu prices Lots 0as
PSsisa sdsi isesns e
do, SD sxs for prime mess. tierces. SA
extra ,Iniia mess Beef hams continued aui
bur values unchanged; small lots were disposed OF
at figures within the range of Sic $2s for
tne range o., of rhs sonthcTrhh ana SS s25 Tor
to-day but the demand was comparatively light; We
heard sales OF u0J smoked shoulders ut Sac sac.
per b, 500 picked DO at 7sqc 74c $40 smoked hams
ec and ~ boxes OF clear bellies at l0c. Lard-fhe
market Tor Western was again hrmer and the demand
fair delivery closing quoted at III 7l6c cash
or May sales 25) uerces tor May At lc. 1850 tierces
for June at HE l9ac per b. 220 crces for JULY at
1sc. llssc. and 25O terccs for August ii li6c.
perb.
RIor.-The demand to-day has been fair in dlstrib
utg with prices ruling steady. The sales foot up
50 tierces OF Carolina at 7sc c lb: smal,
Patna at 7c. 7c and 200 bags OF Rangoon 74c.
nc. per lb tg-F4
sicAR-The market tor raw sugar was inactive, but
prices exnbited change. We heard sales OF 100
hhds Of Martinique at s. 6 per 100 lbs aud 2ss boxes Of
centrifugal Mt Sac. per ID. Refined quiet and
quoted steady at CSC per ID. for standard "As l0c.
for granulated and 1dac. for crushed and powdered
Mcssrs Wait Creighton Morrison in their circular of
this date, sum up as follows:- f1y
IHhds Bores Bags. Nelado.
Stock tascertained by actual
count including Specna-
IA.t
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ami lowest prices of the day.
MEMORANDA,

1t is said that the executive committee OF the
Alton and Terre Haute road have agreed to
recommend dividend OF per cent on the pre.
ferred stock. The net earnings OF the Illinois Cen.
trail road show an increase since January OF
100000. The st. Paul Railroad Likewise shows
large gains. and makes favorable exhibit OF earn
ings upon its traf1c. The comparative earnings or
Chicago and North Western are as follows:-
For the second week in May, ending on the
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totals. ..............bZ6
tor delivery ibass low mddlinr the sales have
igl bales at II z June, 100 at 2os2c, 2gO at
i55sc 5JO at II z7-s2c July, $500 at Issac i400 at
y i-32c August 40 at IS Be September, loo AT
l54c; october, 80 al l7s4c. Total 900 bales To-day
up TO 2P M-May lyl at II l-l6c, 100 at IL 25.32c;
June v az u 252c 100 AZ IL - Ice. 800 at IL 2s2c
a, i7;,c 50; at bite, 200 " at Il f7'1s sysss'. o
80 at lsSc July go at IS e52c In Is lIssc 800 at
Is 5lcc, ~ at IS i52c $40 IS 5l6c, lgU al is 9egc
100 az Is ltc., 100 at 952c $40 at Is ltc I0J at
Is II 52c lOJ at IS 56c 200 at Is l-32c 80 at ii l32c
1885, l0J az Is Il S.c 40 at lsc z01 at Is 232 100 at
IS l6c. I0l al IS 20 BE- 0 at +c september 300 at
is7.3c.. 200 at ls4c. Tota-l21u bales Grand total
2!oJ bales Receipts at the various ports were as fol-
lows s:-oalyeston, 24s bales; New Orleans AZ: Mobile
ZIG; savannah s6; Charleston l03; Wilmington "a Nor.
folk. 5ls; Baumore ~; Ne York 7s7; Philadeiphia
g. Total z7s bales This day last week, 29os baes.
CorFEE.--The market continued dull but prices were
nonnaiiy steady. We have only to note n sale OF 3g3
bags Ko. Ontario at i9c The stock coffee IN
rSt hands other than lilo, includes G697 bags and
mats OF Java, and ls9SS mats Singapore NE quotc =:
RIO, ordinary cargoes illsc IKE. lair do. ls,sc
extreme range l74c. 2Go Java government
bags &c. n l4c. grass mats, 24c, 25c. Ueyon SC
ylc I Maracabo Isc. &c. Laluavra lss i Nc.
jamaica, lsc. a 2Dc,; 1T Domingo lGc. Porto Rico
Isle q io5c.; Costa Rica, l9c. 1OSc. Mexican, Igc
d zOc savaniila, ne 2ilsc. Curacoa l7Isc i9hc
2as T3s bushels: corn .2T do corn meai, 315 bsgs
oais 5o075 bushels. The flour market L III and
heavy and prices were nominal The sales since last
report foot up about 1000 bbls including all kinds
prices within the range OF the revised qnota ap
pended Corn meal was nrmor and sold to the extent Of
The New York herald., 1874-05-22

We quote Cuba Refining interior to common. &c
@ @ssc prime to choice SIC &C eeniri.asaI sah hndss sc and
boxes, e; 7asc meado 4sc. 6lc., Ciayed1 Boxes
ssSc; do, IS g l5 sssc sSc. do ls ia &c. sc
do 10 TO ~ lo1sc iOsc; white, vac. al0xc forto
fair e 9 choice Chi SC SIC Braz.-Dutch standard, Nos
q SIC. Mana-suDerior and extra superior 7c a 7sSc
ys.--Thc market inactive, but frln; prime
quoted at l2l4c per Id.
IALLog.,lle marNct was quiet and unchanged in
vnlue. Sales lis hhds at 7Ac. a l3-l6c
WHIsKEr.-itecepts,5 %? bbls. Tho market steady
and the inquiry lair. Sales 275 bbls, all at 971Sc