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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

For all good children accompanied by their
parents 10 secure one OF those fine fitting
suits OF Miner, Beal & Hackett. During
intermission l shall sell
Mems very nice Queechy Overcoats, cut long,
from 81. so to $500
Mems English WOrsted, latest style, for $500.
Mems German Beavers, latest style, $500 to
$500.
Mems Burlington Beavers, color warrant ID
fast, from $1,000 to $500.
Mems English Shag, from $500 to $1,000.
mems Black Union Beavers, from 5000 TO $780,
Mems Chinchillas, nicely bound, from $500 10
$l2.00.
In connection with this sale VIII be q large
variety OF both Mems, Boys and Chiloren's
Cape Overcoats. Also the celebrated Ulster
Coats.
Mems Union Coats, doubled line d, $3.50.
Mems Union Pants, from Si.00 TO sl.tO.
Mems all wool Pants, $500.
Mems full Suits, nicely made, all wool, $1,000
Mems very fine shetland Shirts and Drawers,
25 cents each.
Mems Dog Skin Gloves, fine stitch back, per-
feet, Is cents,
have In stock 200 all wool Mems Shirts, all
coors, SIPS
Also, very large stock OF
TRUNKS AND BAGS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17

THE SECRET Is HERE-Mose Thompson
and other large Wholesale houses are very much
depressed. both In spirits and pocket and are
bound TO sell. Nose says II Is far better TO sell
to-day than wait longer. Money must be had,
government bonds, town orders, anything.
Taking advantage OF the great depression OF the
boys and market, was enabled 20 buy good
fresh goods for nifty cents on dollar from rul-
ing prices, which gives me the golden. oppor-
tunity OF doing unto others as would be done
by. ,., 4, L. ,,.,,,,
many regret that make this great sacrifice
on stock, but as have previously stated,
want money, must have II or PERISH am COM
PEELED TO make this great slaughter In my re-
tail department, so as TO save my wholesale de-
partment which is just now In crippled con-
ditioD.
WILLIAM p. CADY,
PROPRIETOR land MANAGER.
onera House Block, MERCHANTS ROW.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-12-17
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Out of $50 monuments and headstones
in the old cemetery at Ilopkinton village,
1856 bear the names of persons rs years old,
eighty-seven over so, and sixteen over 90.
At Concord last week Bishop Gilbert
Haven, after delivering his lecture on Mex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
corroy MARKETS.

BOsroS lo-Coiton quiet unchanged MtdIngs lTf.
gros receipts 3j6 bales; 200 ba sJoc. 5000 baes
GALYzsrOs l2Cottou qlet ad e1siefi Mlllt 10 p:
Adug. 14s; GOoi Onlnar l3se net uecp t Daesi
lz-Cotop bnn; MGis lbs- gres reeeiDfs
eoasSs 70 bales; sales l5f bates saas ~
Na.pgs sent Cotton steady and aounsy Unchanged good
esios $40 bales; shipments. l27 bales; stock, 6,z2L bs
SetL l2IOton, ufr1nd gvo4i MalnE lpei Low
MiddhDg l4s q O Ori1arY, l3s; - receipts Luz bales
gross LOO bales exports coass III bates sales U5s bales
NgvURLgASs Sept 12Ccton irregular ard easier Mtdiag
l6c Midding l5i4c Good Ornary i4lsci reeepts
162 W. bales -1Vo
bates last evelBg, $50 bales, ssocs. i,Js5 la'es go.
Is &c; Mdahns. IA o.: Good o dnlEgs lJc net re-
eep $3.50 ports Is barsi sse ~ o~'s
ISrtsyIIIx sent H. Cotton dull. MidHng l6e
ding lie Ordinary, 1899 receipts II bales exports
coastwse - bales stock, 49, bales go.
Ca.sIKsTos sept II lotion quiet Ae1hng. - =. Law
Mahnz lss,c Ordinary, lfa@ net eer2's, oO oa-es
saes 100 bales, suck. 1883 baies 49,.
GoRYoLK sept 2-oiton steldy Low diilhlg l1ci oct
receipts. 100 bales. eoAssa 20 bales e 50 bales
Louis sept f2-Coton quiet sud ur-an 'ei stihags,
l8isei ~ baes gross 10 oasi thpAA wi
Cr,cry,srr sept, urrhsrg~ti hrr l6c; reepsa
lO3 bales; shipueat, 30 bslesf aiock J,5lJ bales
AUGUSTA sept l2-Cotan aeG4sd !af 4A-ins Zoe ccsps
PaMApEIFHiA sspL I2-COtIon quiet Mltlrg re, Los
Milhnx, be receipts, % bales grqss 80 neleN
Bosros "a The TrHAsTtDf rs TIE cotton geo-s
ket eccny that the sa n 81 lsigs lrais
hsuds Of the manufacturers canvass OF the MIL
.hos. shoa the sauc .ot eea ~
distributed there would he absolute scarcity ts afs ~
eight Gays production al TIE nli And s0s can -
low ave days"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

least. Money continues in abundant supply at to
per centon CALL and5 tot for first class paper Railway
and miscellaneous shares have shown general i'm
provement, with the exception of North-We stern
and st. Paul. the leading speculative stock having
been Union Pacific, with Western Union Telegraph
and New-York Central following next in order. The
advance of the week has been toSi, VIZ: Pacific
Mail. per cent; Erie. 3; Harlem and New-Jersey
Central, each /; Delaware, Lack.ewanna and West
ern and Hannibal and ST. Joseph, each Il; Pan
anna, II; Lake Shore. Rock Island, and
Western Union, each Il; N. Y. Central. IL ;
Quicksilver, 4, Union Pacific, 8. and Quicksilver
Preferred 81 per cent. Wabash was without change
in price. and Ohio and Mississippi declined Il c., C,
and I. c.. ! St Paul Preferred, :; Northwest, I.
and Northwest Preferred and st. Paul Preferred,
each II. The subjoined table shows the extreme
fluctuations In United States bonds, the leading rail-
way and miscellaneous shares. and gold made dur
ing the past week. as well as the closing quotations
OF each at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN nARKRTa

LosDos Sept l2-l2s3o n-Rhe RalsaI shares 81 se3l e
LTyRKPOOL- Sept l2-i23O m.C0,'ol daef steafs
Mdslng Uplands 7TsGSd Mdilng Orleans sAsasisd saes
1900 baes including 1000 for and Cotton
llBd cheaper sales the basis of AfduE Upand uohag
below Good Ordinary deliverable sep;efahef 81 7'td
LosDOs Sept ~ n.Pans dispatches qaote Reotss at 8tL
Zoe
LIVERPOOL Sept 1872 nor the sales Of Cotton TO-DAY 5000
bales American SAFES OF shipments o. the re basis
Mdd.s upAnds, nothing below Good Orinsr, at lJlod
Brradstua. sra steady. sprits Petroleum. l2i b gall
LsxDes 1850 mThe rate o. diseosnt IN the
market or three months bis PER which
04L 65e
LIvsRzoo Sent I233Op INTERCHANGEABLE 0fsipncnts OF ths
crop Midns UDLAsds nothing bs Coed Orai-
n s.
LosDox Sept 1850 0. m.-Talov. AIS p cTt -
LivEBPooL Sept l2-sve1ng spirits Iapsnane, 2)iSal20V
cwt
LONDON Sept l2-Evenns>-<,smmon Rosin, 81 y cwt
LosDoS Sept l2Pais quote a. ca j2
FRAskYoRr Sept l2-Unts States FVetseng aoud 3si r hs
issue Of 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
Q the closing nominal rates fol
The following are the
foreign exchange I:

Money has been easy and In good supply all day,
and lent at 2 and 3 per cent on call, and to on
prime discounts The advices from Washington
stated that the bonds held to secure circulation
amount to 1856 100000, and TO secure public debts
s1e50oOOO. The National Bank note circulation
outstanding is $3.50 SOP 900. There were $265,OOO
National Bank notes received to-day for redemption
The shipments of fractional currency during the
week amounted 30 S7eO2OO; shipments OF notes,
s23a25OO; receipts of fractional currency, S9520Oo
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
5e7p for the month $36l9,7e and for the fiscal
year. to date, S2l,53e,37O The bank statement in
its general result, showed very little change N the
condition of the banks last week and this The
loans were expanded freely, gratifying sign Of i'm
provement m trade, while the greenbaeks were
lower rejecting a slight shipment to the West. The
deposits were up largely and the banks now hold in
surplus over legal requirements, SIS, 1885. The
folLowiuQ ara the totals:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

To-day the stock market opened steady and ruled
strong until about noon, when 1t sagged; but in the
later dealings the general market recovered under
the sharp rise III Union Pacific from 81 to $50. The
success of the Union Pacific Company in
changing their matured income bonds into
the sinking funds, by which they increase
their Indebtedness S2,OOOOOO is given as the
principal cause for the advance in the market price
for the stock; but the fact that a strong
clique are manipulating it for rise is
likely to have had more potent in
fuence in producing that result. 1t was
also reported that puts" about 10000 shares
had been sold at 3O93lG32. Whether these stories
be true OF false is certain the stock was buoyant
in late dealings, lifting the general market from
heaviness caused by raid on the Granger stocks,
to steadiness and strength at the wind up. large
business was also done in Lake Shore, Wabash,
Western Union, Pacific Mail. Northwestern and
Rock Island. The opening, highest, lowest, and
of clrq "a follOVa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

Included In the sbovs srs 90 sssss 10 srhvo
For future prices show advance of 16ne o. but
the unsscon only limited sa follows all on bsss Of bov
Middings:
last evening" after nOcsober 500 is 5I6e; 400 ,i6
ll32e 500 Is 92 1000 Is 5l6e November 100. Is 532;
Deeember 100, 10 ; 100 Is tos 200 bale, sales 20
DAY 10 m-sepssmber. 100 Is 1882 100 ID 1916;
200 Is 2532c October, 300 is II :32s; 500 l5ss 400 IS
l5a 300 10 1l32c.. November. 400 lS abe, 200
800 l5 5l6e; 800 Is ll32c LOO IS , 3OO IS I3lc;
December 300 is 1924 800 10 152e; 400 Is January,
200 Is l5S2c 800, 81 February 3O0 Is 1l.l6e 100 IS
ieSSe seq BE 100 IS 2592c March 100 10 9ii :.5
LOO l6e 200 5:l5l6e Nay, 100. 1884, total, i2ooo
CoFPRBThso only small trade In Rio and the market
sedy Of 504 bags Coperncas at l6a4 anoe
ordinary l4 Bl5c tr DO Al lJ 6e good do -
Ill prime DO lS9l9 and extreme range for lots s. Il
active bat prices show further decine sales snbtnce 234
bsgs at lie. other grades dull and nominal
FLOUR AND MRAL-There has been sood Of activity
Western -four and tbs products Of Ctr Mills pest
excessive: the demand pretty gnera the disposition
quick sales 80 been
Pon At The West smaller than last bat the
chespness abo has enabled Eastern ners 20
he pfodneoo Prime Minnesota brands have been sonr Az
$79s7 So thousand barrels Of West Indies brands rom New
York City Mills been sold IS S0dS5 30 Pyonte hivausee
Shppag taken freely 81 3OVs3 40 The demand
from the British Provinces has beea sool At - Tot GOO No and
81 I0GS4 80 for Choice Family bad have sold slowly up
TO 70 90 The VI tbs 34476 bb against 44s24
Western Pours opened arm 9Th slight tendency upward the low
gSes from Spring Whes the demand for aud
the supply Moderate With wheat higher and in the medium
anu better grades there only Saturdays trade, they
gses with In fAvoe 409
o. p 1000 bbL good Mn1soga for S. and 300 bb
Mil fl0sr for the West Indies sales Of 10000 bb We qnoye
5o..ss 3OdS5 p Ohio AZ rrsa. bdss0 9OG % 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
SATURDAY, Sept. 12-P. NJ.

We see IL stated in various quarters that the gen.
ral trade of the city and country is good; that con-
fdence IN values and between man and man has
been completely restored and that the imme-
date future is especially bright with the
hone and reasonable expectation OF general
prosperity to trade and the various pro-
ductive industries of the country. Il is GER
tainly devoufly to be hoped that the writers
who tel us these cheerful things not mistaken
in either their facts or their prophecies But fear
that they would find it difficult to specify the partic
uar branches Of trade industry in this city that
are either active prosperous just now. While some
Improvement may have taken place here and
there in the line of activity IN trade il has
generally been at the expense of reduction III
prices There is no special activity IN the provision
market which shows a decline IN pork and lard
THE cotton market is on the whole rather heavy.
Breadstuffs are only moderately active and without
material change IN prices during the week, though
there have been some slight fluctuations from day
90 day the export demand for wheat having been
only moderate, notwithstanding the low ocean
freights The dry goods market Is unset
tied with 30 strong tendency TO lower
prices as 60 prevent buyers from laying N stocks
beyopd their immediate necessities. OF course this
state of things cannot last always Consumption OF
goods necessarily goes constantly, while produc-
ton temporarily stops, and return 10 activity 10
business must come by and by, and that without
any regard whatever to what people may write or
say about it and IL we could believe that the simple
statement of the fact that business prosperity has not
vet returned the country would delay its return
by 50 much one daY should be strongly in
clined To forego the telling of much truth Would
it not be somewhat difficult to reconcile the exist
ence of healthy business activity and confidence in
values with the fact that supesabandauce of
money seeks employment at 2 to per cent during
season Of the year when, under ordinary
circumstance there is for oil the
available capital OF the country at
good round rates. United States bonds have been
rather quiet during the wees, and under the low
ruling Of gold have declined from I To ! per cent
State bonds have been inactive while railway mors-
cages have been comparatively strong, especially
dor the Pacific Issues. The gold Market has been
quiet and weak, with a range OF 1885, and
IOss. the closing price having been lOss,
showing a decline OF since lst Saturday.
A sharp decline in foreign exchange has been .
prominent feature Of the week. The usoal expecta-
ton at this Of the year OF coming cotton bills
and the recent sale Of bills TO the amount Of 5000
900 on account the negotiation OF Caatral and
Hudson bonds for that amount in London have had
: tendency to cheaper exchange for the present at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
WOOL MARKET

Basrox septil -wooi-Ths pas. week has beer $3.50 @
quiet Through 81 up fir t'ef-ss .,,s.-sss.
this ihdef e'lA-.l
Would b. coaasr4 ase basaes bat u siI-. ,,.s
~ - 80 rount los CsAoraA and Western, shch
@ 49, AZ. BsKt seek Nhs there eAs beea 20
s, an 10 "a suiactdfer haers are very IN
n - ~, hco ~ rs l prsss sre feAte srd nav ' cen
aut en' ~ 80. a The The transactions 1eess have
sess snail se noss de.irabe bell r,thsr
.oess .,,ssM bs Of Xxx Ohio wih SOFA no "a
SIZE bad no .Ass Of sn nasa'nae oAse s' Ssss % some
800 900 Is .od 5Od52 aEd tbs deserplos y snI
h.., Cobng and Deane Seectons air. oash AZ e
he transactions aeA BY tae asi stock oferins ssms ~
.rgest dealers In Task .sD 40 elsss Va SA ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

The financial adyices from London report money
at Bank easy at the minimum of per cent. and at
the Joint stock banks at 81, British consols and
American securities being barely steady. The for
eign exchange market continues dun. Inc nomlnaI
rates are given below, but prime bills could be
bought at 04s3i for 60 days and 4.S5GlS5i for
sight drafts Gold opened at 1881 the declining
figure of Yesterday. and sold steady until after 2
o'clock when it declined to 1925 the lowest price of
the week the highest having been 1897. There were
no features of interest in the market to-day. On
gold loans the rates were per cent for carrying Hat
and 1t01llD2 per cent paid for borrowing The
treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin interest
on the public debt making total for the week OF
l357 OOO redeeming in that time S441OO called
Five-twenties inclusive of 10000 to-day The I'm
port entries of foreign dTygOods at the port OF New
York for the week ending to-day were 81 B6575 the
amount thrown upon the market was S29jG,j6ii, and
of general merchandise S45s69S2 making total of
35O7 il gold coin valuation. The export clear
ances of domestic produce from this port for the
week ending Tuesday, Sept s, were $5,9O7,99S in
currency valuation. The specie movement is given
below. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared S2O,453,OO0; gold bal
ances 81 7636O4; currency balances. Sl95OS2l. The
following We're the principal quotations for gold
IS:SS iOSia i5'oo. ioS,a iso.i69,1 800
ll:O0.. 1882 lZ:SO. IO5-2 =UV'''A0o2 AOo :
The following is the Clearinghouse statementfor
to-day
Currency exchanges ss4 71 Gold exchanges So 900 500
Corrency BALANCES r26SO72O Gold balsnces. eZ-I3 81
And the following for the week.
urrpncy eieanceS 100 Gold cearsnees SAG 1914 9
Currency balances. 176l522j Ood baanees.. oi%Joos
The day business at the U. s. Treasury comprised
G. "A .-n, s4os se5 90 Currency pavmts. si97,l53 45
60. .qS COS "a Currency balance. 1913 OO7 l6
68.4s2ll al Customs''s''' <ttVVV w
Currescy receipts. 25O.993 81
4. IL -otN FT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FoR MONEY Is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi. T.
Z. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully IN
TRIBISE LECTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
Equal TO go ny. 236 063 bush.

HAY AND STRAW-shippng grades steady with limited ds
maui .ea los are IN mo sr1e request a. OSs n9Ie' We
a6je Sew Salt HAY go a6je Sas firm and AIRY
tive OH Long a70ei New 50 96Ue Short DO at
As d50e aud O0JJe. and o.s at 40 G5Oc cash
NAVAL sToarhe market for strained R95 moderately ae
81 20 400 bills Soo At ~ q Sg5i IarpnSis are "a, tni
-rhe lnarzes for Refined Oil active higher and
1900 bis October delivery II s crude Oh daet and steady
steady at II u. sae Yesterday that HAoh
drph rules moderately 6mi sales Of 5000 bills spot az
i2c evening. 5000 bo SPOT az si Loo eos Sep
Pmsr naEets follows: Teoute dali zoe big rusye 9nisi
At 81 % bd OH C,r OF "a housewife quiet 80
petroleum quiet at s5ont IL PaIkes Uniei at wells I3 2g
roe Shipments soc asked Later IlOO 6b Crude al
PRSvsGSrHsrs has been s'd decline Line, in II! Mes.
su Of msie. change in Pnees a.. 1 more ~s, iS'
the dnnes It has however been the impression here
that the m;s Sao the movement being very small II has NOT
been oTottea NeSYork usually he INTO which Coago
son throw surplus order clear the for he ne"
crop This has been oe Of 10, HeaA ieaiaes 81 ts anu
= ~ oct osb the stocks at the
but sudden the here Of 1000 or 1000 5bl IA
we'er1 could not 1a' have ~ aasaa met
SOW se4 tsr es;ias has ,stea place at
bia, lots stood yeesy So ami that figure though there
1as Ga NJ c % he ereat Of 500 bills lew DAYS 10 for
sror az $40 Tue supply PDe all controlled By
9e S a r Fr are only about So 5b wsiera Prime Mess
here nominal ESues are ~ JO4pzJ, the hAhef
ssgrs asked; while Cts le.-curci nonnIl about
90 T5a14 in The o sales
fofay The PORK but the business only
node Obbig sales Of new Ness % the extent Of
3DO bb So TO- though the high 80 asked Tor
u,ur, embrace 900 bb for september al ~ 81
hh quoted sellers option October 700 do buyer,
ont on October sold s3 Beef moderate obbng densnd
and ,esdv at late agures bb Mess sold 4 90 rerce
Beef generally merely nominal IN Eane Beef HANS we're
demand generally changed prices
hen 700 PsNe4 shoulders al
Ssssc $50 Hans neium at iSi go bores Clear Bellies
% N -tratror stafford Cut 3 and 40 soIcs hec,ons
i3I,.. DO shoulders AZ 4c, and 900 bellies a.
jos.3 iIa smosed .Msas dull &C. for khooders
ADD I5e for Hama 1000 ID Rib Bellies, average IL
M Il p 10 demand for City Long
Cea whieh 3c lZs4e sd there small
Rnronean raEsIel ior future ths
srse as quiet dogs good demand Ad inner
gEgi,e for rassled a92i& for eorr Lard IN good
demand for fstu oplon The market
oa de spot Prime Western steam al li'e and 700
delivery embrace lJlu c f Sep
eber AZ Ii october l4s. 1000 tea. seller
sir months seii-F ,atsf SOJO tee. sci
Ter moBhs IL ll6; eAry the day 300 tes september sold
al lB4c = - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, Ill Philadelphia and Erie Kali
road, 49, Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania
Railroad 59t Gold. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

Tn@alA. ZO3oO S,b0O So.JVO
FRRGHTS-ln berth frghts there only moderate business &C
uuchapged rates less demand and
advance IN engagements include, by steam
bush GrIn Liverpool at 3d. 200 bills hosn TO Bso
AZ "a 81; bbls 2S 42i ChartersA Norwegian
Bristol 800 bbs Refined Oil As 3D. TO Santand
sruy; the Mediterranean with 10000 eases
German bark with 1900 bb refined DO
U. K 4s 3 Continent at Is 6i German
G0ttenherg Stockholm and Ria IS I'd
4 by steam; I6.OOe bust. Grain, Liverpool at Sd
GAISWhest though variable little change from sst
have been less than bali Large as last
for the and the movement
years from foreign markets
hve checked the European emsnd The wants Of shippers have nr
zrowths 81 l5d-l Is for No Chi
Northwest 81 2laf 81 for No Minnesota and hNSu
81 260$l 30 for No later are ior Choice
fair business n New Reds and Ambers
At 81 2OaSI %, and Ungaded Spring at 81 l2G
ST. IL. The exports Of the week lO22,2S9 bush
AL 033 bush. the corresponding last year
rmer for Wheat at the opening especially
spnng demanded d2c ship
supply orders the market closes tte Irregular
whole decided change though without
fayorng l32OOO bush al 81 lldSl Ia Tor
migrated Minnesota; IL l6pSl Is Tor No. CDcago
2Mvaukee IL loads sold part early arrival 81 20
81 rs for Amber do 81 80 t White
Mcngan 81 % for Old While neee Barley IS dull aud
nominal 81 l0aSI 80 Canada est al OIL 80 Gl 4O
steady with sales VI three carloads IworOgei state Al
dull dropping s1es OF cars No.
Toledo anu Chicago Soc, 49, 900 bash DO teary
tor September closing White nominal 650o1c
RE nominal 9Od95c. aud Old h 81. Cora
sales 10000 bn, Western Mixed at
g69s store aud aOat bat generally aed Al ST. Aho other
qualltes nominal.
BrPoRr CALgoRSThe cearsnees from San Francisco
- follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

STATE fsessrv. sns 10 sise Psctcsy.
fancy i3st6lA all Gaa..... l3s2kf53
STATE FACTORY god 70 sszts Factsry, a-v
IT,.
State Factory. Stat Psc:sry,
I All cream
Wextera Factory skinned ......... Hf0
10 fine l2lS4l3
all errsm. 4 a
BsssTho market sestv and fair busasss st 612fc-
for Ordinary Tia at lS12O
Pair tn Pnnei close prices tend inward quote:
gersev. ...1S "a " estern oonnsn T niS
anil PeLn......zD ~ CAaAiAn..........l3 90
Western utue 10 al9
RCB-Tbe Doll Al former agareat es Il 30 sks Caro-
lima At 7Is6sc. and $50 bsg Raugoon Al 6is96as
sSTBARIs-rhs market ysU quiet and steady 90 l7sc hs
Prime ws.sern snd l7a5ise Tor Cisy,
EuGARS-The Raw less active but steady.
sses Of 4s5 Cubs Mnseoyado 89So and 34l hAd<
Measses Sugar 7a; Fair Good Refining
Prme 90 a. S Centrifugal bids and bores AZ si ssf
Ma ~ Caye; g. Resel hm ssd IN good demand - so
Ioc fr an YeIr IOls1lOs soft Waite lie Crasd
lie for Powdered, md lie. for GraBuaed
TALLOw-Ths Is active aud prees are anchsagsh
sales Of 10000 10 city at s4gs+r. - =.
WHTSKT-Ibe shade acGVe !"
100 bbls al 81 o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
lCareiallr reported tor the rHEsgxz.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
The receipts Of psoaee ending SATURDAY u
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
.LL-sieAnex Henry ChAuneer.

sAruRDAf, sefJ- T., IsIF
Tie ow1.g complete hist 81 shppe which
e.eAI-a Lo-aaT cr iorrt.n l0rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

cyKTsK-he market queti the high prices paid IN tue interior
eompes receivers ho Western Of hne quality meeu
.th ready ars; neeeeei trade hsr more
euy purchasing positive cable orders come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
!. o. pnousIOs. IRON ssx-roaH TOH ruu WEEK usOns
-, lea . nsn aaa l - az ais 3.ebl0l1 Is 78d

roriIs SINCE l, 1874.
po,h bhs Baoon Lard % Beef tc& Cheese ~ Tallov n.
2i9g 2g522l7 2ll6559 1905 $3.50, 49, 933.532
sAnB
b5l3 2752 500 4S5l5ls 1885 4sll,s97 2lsl4s5
someshat unsettled. bat
tsax t~Ar gher er the not hsayE but ihe
mani u harfy coal the supply Western when OF aHe quality
s Win ra.v Ale ba grades neglected We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14

state bonds were dull and steady The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-14
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.

The following mporAnOns Of gena mechane a. ne port
Of New York week ending sept ii. 1874;