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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-08

( TitH MEEBEtYSfPr TIE TAXrAYERs,
The meetihg'assemblcd in the Court
bouse at II m, vapd was orgspized, by
sol. P. .Feldgr poEiris thateR Al sB;
Fredrick be requested to act IS chairman
and Mr. Glover as secretary, a 8
Col. Frederick stated the object of the
mceting,and announced that the chairman
was ready tollear any Business tha.
might be brought forth. 4
.CTol. Feleder addressed the meeting ut
some length, on the subject of taxation,
and stated that in consequence of the
death Of Col.7Rumph, there was vacancy
ff9m this county in the Taxpayers con
vention about to assemble in Charleston
on the 10Th proximo.
Col. Fielder in the course Of his remarks
also, advised that no tax be paid until
after the meeting of the taxpayers con.
vcntion.
1t was then moved by Col. P. S. Eel
dor aud seconded by DR.. A. d. Goodwin
that this meeting 60 into an election to
supply the vacancy caused by the death
OF the late Col. Rumph. The motion was
-carried7--and. Col. 7: 5: Fielder almost
unanimously elected to I'll such vacancy.
Short and appropriate. addresses we're
also made during the meeting, BY the
County Treasureriand Nh. Knowlton, on
the subject of the short length of time
given for the collection of the taxes, and
expressing their opinions, that upon the
reassembling Of the Legislature, an ex-
tcntion oftle time would be granted.
Thessfollowing Resolutions were adopt
cd, viz: iaf = to al n,t 81 Hi
That, if The Executive committee of
the Tax Payers Convention call, that
convention together and request larger
number of Delegates from each county,
that the chairman is hereby requested to
appoint committee who will be request
ed to meet ut the Court House on the
lTh inst, and proceed to appoint the
necessary Delegates to said convention.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-08

e Woods Household Magazine for Janu.
ary, contains n lavish supply Of firstrate
articles rticllsssss0 htisi M,in. its fourteen volume
and every year has increased its popular
ity and added new friends to its large
list of admirers. Though 5stainipg gits
-pla name, it has not the slightest ,conpec-,
tion with its former proprietor, but has
fof many months been the e2cliEsive pro-
perty ofMrs1S.. E. 2Shutes, Sis present
publisher. ii. v. Osborne (TenoroonJ
stilfcontinues az. its editor and is the
only peraop employed in that capacity-
giving To- the magazine nbt az careless
supervision, but direct personal attention
in every department. The magazine is
improving constantly, and splendidly
adapted to the members. of the4ousehold.
ssfhe present number CONTAINS three en-
cravings and other good things in pro-
portion. az M u ~ taa I1fiili
Price of magazine one dollar per year
with chrome Yosemite, one dollar and a
half. Address Woods Household Maga-
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I'm obedience to said resolution the
chairman oppointed the following named,
persons to comprise saids committee 9ia:-Ta
w. M. Hutson, Thos. Zimmerman, DR..
.Os H. OFT, w. "A. Easterling, DI. Jno.
Holihan. w. W. iCallef, Johnsi Bow
man, T.. r. Beckwith.
orangcburg TIMES isrequested topnblisly and
( 0rrangeburg Neps and Charleston Ntaes & Courier
requested copy. sl''ri 80 :a'fll.
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D'1 s1",sf pss''.s, sas , 1s.,s, Of IL,
Thos, LeearS, Mo &ih phaSsiesSimediciine
under the above name. These gentlemen
re.t9o we'll known, to, need more than
n published notices yoftheit copartncrship
from US. They have just completed a
handsome Office on Market ST. f
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-08
.Now is the winter Of CDR d 7iscontent

\ "Now is the winter of ctr d7iscontent
made glorious" by our houses being
made warm and comic, table, having Sc
leurcd good Doors, Shasbes and Blinds,
Marble and Nlarbleized slate Nlantel
Pieces from the great southern Builders
Emporium. Tothose now suffering cold
from faulty doorsnn broken sashes, &c
VIC say ordcratonce from Messers /. H.
Hall & Co, Charleston. s. G They are
alao agents for Asbestos Roofing Felt
and Lath which is superior to tin, and
particularly desirable for roofs gof all
kinds, for sale at manufacturers prices.
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n1essrs; Geo. w. wil1iainis; a CO.

See card Of this saunch firm, which is
one Of the oldest and largest in the State.
Their large capital, long business expo
rience, undoubtcd reliability, are guaran-
tees to any one entrusting business to
them. We cordially recomendl t!lcm to
or readers,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-08

Sends your orders for Doors Sash
and Blinds to tho Southern House of Geo.
S. Hacker of Charleston S. G. Mr. l.
Ransdale Of our Town is the author
ised agent for this House. q e
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-01-08

Sale Day.
,INo{w|tl lstandiqs a ldhtiItqo,uls rain,
kl,icR restleredlthe stfedts Il perfect bog,
an unusual number ofpeople and-vehieies
ersoggdteY9 esggdteY9 t'e thotouglifaTes and store
yards. The auctioncers were lively on the
sqhare5 aud horses sold from S2.S5 up
to prices which were better calculated to
ensure transportation to the purchaser.
!! The following are the sales BY the Sheriff:
Jno. Il. Addcn VS.. Geo. e. Bolcn, In
-tercst Of G. E. Bolen in go acres of land,
soldIfor 500. ;DIartha.B. Bolen purchaser.
1A Ann Meyers vs. vs.. Joseph Keller, one lot
of So acres, bought by J. A. Keller Guar
'disa, one ilnlea illanlhoeaher of A4 acEes .foF sa25!
Remainder in Mrs. Meyers dover in $50
atress, apttres, $50, > Rqpqipqer in homestead
bought 'byG. A. Meyers sfo5.! ."5 y
ygy D. W. and p. sellcrsys Jas. D. Sellers
2.ba lbs s!ofdJttoh anu 90 >bnshessotiscottoil
seed.
g. a. Grqsicr vs. jus. Weeks, 3ibales
of cotton.
NJ. Rich vs.. Sampson Thomas, bale of
cotton a'SlS1oo pounds'of 6adsr..
" Court wbs called and u full attendance
ofjurymen and witnesses were in waiting.
His honor was without Shoriif-said
official being NON CUM AT I BUS, having.
(since the ruling which required him to
make up certain funds which are short)
left for parts unknown. Are the rulings
of court of no avail! IfNr. Sheriff:is
not produced, it would seem so. The
taxpayers meeting was heldas announced
at the court room. See particulars as
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THE O EIB IIR G TT I,D|II9S.
q d II III s5 s5s i III Il { u 5sisss -

g Mr.. KIRK RopNsoN is apshsoasizagad aapshs zagad So6es]
sollect and receipt for advertisements and sub
.criptions to the Tines 4 N Ny
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Citizeng SaFings' Bank.
II Il those of our clients who have deposits in
"a this Bank will bring their books and oertifi-
Gates to our Office. Monday morning january,
9Th their claims will be proved by u. S.
Commissioners; whose services We have procured.
Claims will not be paid unless proved.
So GLOVERt& GLCsVER,,t9
Attorneys at Law
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Citizens Savings Bank.

Citizens Savings Bank. -
Depositors are requested toread tile
advertisements in this issue, referring to,
their claims. Its of great Importance
eld,
that they attend this meeting, prepared
to prove their claims. Don't fail to be
OH hand cn Monday neski IL 7.a,sa q,
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Whereas, ls.ss: our Pastor; Rev: I. D.
/. Durham lias resigned the Pastoral
gcarc Of cur Church. j: And Whereas, We
are ,lcsirous Of expressing the estimation
in which he is held by US, be it, III
Kesoirca, That we regard him as an
ab!ej zfa lons tadyorate aud eypounder of
Biblei tfnthsS p1d thst, ltlarihg Ibis
Ministry .aa,bnS ius, the Lord has great.
ley blessed his labors to our Church.
Hcso'rel, That we regret the necessity
which occasioncd the resignation of Bro.
L. ID. Duriauc mud we most chcerfullyi /
and cordially recommend him to any
Church as AZ 'cidirntstt Minister, and
faithful defender OF The faith once
delixefea "a .LLe Saints 49,.
Hcsolro,l, That our prayers and best
wishes attend orr bsl6veI phs orfor his~J
spiritual and temporal welEre, ,,ana his
success as n Minister! s 81! i.
Resoivcd, That these proceeding be
published, and that copy Of the same
be furnished our Beloved Brother.
w. AZ EDWARDSa
b. Williamson,
j. A. ZEIGLER,
'ft &. w. WILSON,
Committee.
Orangeburg Baptist Church,
Orangeburg @, us, Sc, 49,
December 81, 1873. 3
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a +.
ElsxEteRtioR y oflTsme. !. q Ss ). ga.
Ifii utter 5t5 als S possible tta asspsatt
people to comply with the demand for
Dtasesr Ds rig the liEeitsd time given, and the
Comptroller should grant further time
Thciasa isamShey; that, aid only that;
A 4 regard for the straightened circpm-
stances ofthe Taxpayers neverenters,the
headsof our rulers W. $500 i'si3 ,a,I,
sii t2sisrr rFiil a.,t
The - I ReysJ! B4 ,Ge.ppbsll has arrived
with his family. Mr.. Campbcl, will occupy,
the pulpit 81 tie MSth0dist Episcopal
church, lately vaeatca byyi the Rev. 7.
Aud. Tile departure of tRellatteer:''iwias
q parPeg 81 eka meg to Ais
and the. community at large, who have
So long enjoyed his faithful services as
pastor and friend. To lis successor We We
fendersfAe1 gfeyfnesH of a Happy New
Year, fsIA
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Robbery.

The residence ssesoff u M rMaf4;sv!! Baxter wa.
entered Inst laaS1to' Thursday TJhqpl 81 night,whilo the
family were asleep, and n general lifting
took place. Housekeeping goods were in
demand, which the thief succeeded in
carrying off without detection. Immc-
diate steps were taken to ferret out the
perpctrator.
, 1874-10-13

Also &, ISL 1tu tye Ah[ppet by rail-.
hlnn proposes, but the steyclora dispnsess md
only alsposea 97,i00 bu Of oatH iuto that q big.
fsost cargo" On Saturday, which Was ,Ltorw ,rtIp
increasad to 101,S00 bu at tic mousll Of the
| river. '''>
THO loading produce markets woro dtll to.1ay,
anu M. tho minority were dccitedly weak, and that
O.1l without specially llacourayng advees from
other point. Wheat, corn, and oats Weakened
under tho prospect of liberal receipts m higher
freight rates, And buyers hold Off with un,is,lal
porelntonoy. I'he trailing wus chiefly On Local
aceouht, very Tow outaldo orders baiiig on the
| points.
Jobbers Of Cry goods reported fair move
| mont at htea.lY prices. Groceries were u1,-
cilanget III price. Urdors from the country aud
late quotations wore uniformly SUSTAINED. Cof.
ices. HllgarH, teas, spices, Boaps aud caftlIo.
Wero firm. Nothing now worthy Of special nell
ton transp!ted in connection withtho butter n,1l
checse markets.. the demand for both Of those
articles continuing good at firmly maintained
prices: Fish wero III actlvo request, aud were
held tlrtnlY Dried fruits rosnetp u,1ie.. but Mt
TIC recently retluoea prices there is stoatlior
,saro some TO ,;a, tho market. Coal wood and leather
paratsvely steady as previously quoted. Bnr-
EllE waH In rnoleruto demand at Suturlnv'u
Rr,cos. or at3lo for Stark, go for Lewiston, and
sW!:::c Tor American Ind Amoskcay.
4 iargo i!cee Of lumber-craft arrived ut tin
sale,docka and tho riarEot was vol a,toutoa nv
loea aeatGra. who touGht freely Ut tho e,,rront
pricog. Tho yard trade was up to tho AVERAGE
nlld the common gradob firm, sonlo dealers lay
Io M hrdhy their ,narR Rrses de9 er Il, t.
aud steady. common brick being L. t,ado llrncr
N.lotabto, at 25.75ep0.o0 per III. Tho hop WOOL
hide. and seed markets presented no new feat,
llros. BEoo1n-corn WEI iirm. n1lder fair ill.,
4nly. Hides continue in request aud steaijy,
ChoIce yarlotieu Of potatoes woro In good tio.
lnhnd. Whilo common lots wore Hlow. Poultry
, 1874-10-13
ioa; 49, l0c A. 29u; full ,,u,do, % per cont dis

| 1ne4 n IN, m m. s.,, o- ~.
| soS',t M.,i = lengs e.. w1r, dc. -.
cn ,les ~ r. elt!t,l "a iatr At THO rates iyo lo
~ 1 r.. TT KcG $1a 6 md q do slpl' 81 90. ci2S
~ f1.so I'll to- S3.sb I'd tu fAo, $6.7J; rliacl
VH;j'S'vs7, as,,,, r,. -.,
,fa,;tlsa o sititsES-Weso " ln!ot md unchanged
Ealnc hanr sp" r 10. i':9lnfo nisal rope, H. ~
aor: e,n t.ssa .aSa Gta . !! Y, lHJ2c ;narct H. u
n Ga ' ~ x3,a rStsoa ro}s b d1s2laes oasui hals
a3Eo: Ill, sen na h f5G}Su.oo; tat u brit $SoJ
Oti,a--lriitecss' it s'fessp;no ~ ssuns, y y, 3r.
tj1y,ig GjIy "9i'g ,.x to a nyaco 1Ard naco whale mud
of S1ttir,iny. ,r Me rerent our quotations
19,ttflN do 1iiinoia it whttn) llA deE. toss,
IL Eeae,lt, iii te 'ga TN, lou tieG b0sllHn
@i6; No T. Dcspsn Sff H. hrd, snsFent ,sl:o slos
3a.1J2 sun: uratsfoft III .tI: miaie: i377c; SPERM,
cttrI Eio In n tI,s ", at!eMy lttrc SILL .}u
ert,ai,t nfl n,c ,,i,; Msi,a ~ 2i b5c utais. Cos
45c 1nptiu, 81 rrayisy' i5,hn Nj tmrttii1c,, aaS
A'pj; pWIaTors- t'I ,o,, ,voro T.,
nicMt1 E1r|y IEu4u ani nj Ecarns ~, guy relnest ahl
71, ;r innrI,ln,vn soi n * uRseta NJ 7pR
mon varieties Nero ao,y H,rrrt t,niota nof. Con'-
Ut Al Yst5o 3D. ''"' '"ea' po'a'o's 8aso 1uotad
lDUIiiW AND aAM1,--roaI.ry w,s ,,n 49,,
wal Tin ,frrinrs ,rn"a itG,ssi5 was u.! and
argr catsi,t Of o siock Ta recs,a ena'z nra 9sz ~ @
uauu wao III hctter rp1os;. Trsoya. 1i ,r i,S'ng ~.
sprjug1 u11 ,nixrd = a5Ss - s,;it @ ~ el'teo
s5a . .los sEs saooa 10 a.o 1.ca,s ,s HsmS. r HI
ID1. nrnir;n cic,fnrs a. m; ,,fiuut .seis. stM9
Quril ii ID Vcsnn hhtna. 1ptsSn. n i, A'A7' e-oo.
AEEDS-rhuo,ily waa In tur..nto r,,,cot r. M NJ q, mr.,
a5 pr!e clnli,,u Mt H. Glnvar uof1 IN nrs ~ ~.
at H. 7t Thu Nlltsln fn~ nl,n,rr TIcr rv.n ,ats
ct Si.7i, ui nlllet at co., {llss tnc,o Ini b,t,a
s2e5 1{o haes Eo 1t 10 T. ,sce se H q sai:e x ~ 4,
, 1874-10-13
CHICAGO LUMBER A1AItIlEr.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. IL.
LuABEE fRHlGurs,

MoSnAs EVENING, Oct. 12.
Lu3tBEE FsHluurs,
turtaer advance Of rntes to rastshore ports il MI
Manatoe. .87i5 aakegon Ena Grand liayo,,,
y 5U0l .t.i L!tlinyHn, White Lake, MD ltntwater
sa.6a.<ds1.7n; o;onto, s:.45; ncno,nince, s..oU.
oNe-llnlf q t'e arrlyng tla morning. This market
oEt ectve, md alout q cargoe3 wrro disposed Of
ll1ra night, tho doia, being almst entirely ocal
NJ! imdrtant rliahga III irictA reported, tlIey
r.mg Tue ramp o. lust Week, though IN one III Two IN
hs,'res slight sdYance WIN cla!m1l. Medium boards
and atra ranGht sl4.6D; Ga.slmol ino spd al sRG0
f9oai; short Gd coarse i1sa lus bringing Su90 O0
i3:ti were hteaay IT stu, snl p!rcc sar 1t syoo
Cnrga schr Wl!lts Ual, from. white Late so nj com.
m'A atslps aud lnarttS ut s9.!5 II III ioIsts and
ssrailt!iE at s9Go 10 III lnth 1t sim cargo s:hr
lascs from 1''atnaon, l53 nj strips and hUara Mt
lso III coninlnn l-iuch Ut $o.1h, IS III lah ut s1.70
cargo baign Mercury franz LlliAgton, .!5 III leiAta
EMn HrGtli'H at $500 barga MurJ, frunl LutnSsnn,
H. ~ 1oista n1d as.nsiag ut t9o. Al void by Il. X.
9:Ar t4rce tlroel.wood from Oconto. $40 III atrips
9nd hoars ut SlA60 cargo suhr Kats lcAua.l, from
psGnso aD II Atrps MD boa:sa Vt *l4.5o cargo sclr
J.. Perry from u;o1!9 eav III aEips and boards at
eoarae tnxo common ut sa.fJ: .rhr Iiiy State, from
or''nto. ITO ~ t0t,Ilun boards at $780, l25 Hur
oHnhn Vt Sa.h0 Hchr John lsrcdtl Duncan City tai
ly At Sl 90 bark Acorn, irn t,hehoygat, 800 III mill
{aaeo tor eirar-CebpyJlA Inspection. All void hy
Irish, lallllcn Co.
H. At THE yAhDH.
ie eu'lntry demand continues fair: Tho common.
f!ati3 to suls fur Less titan $ll.D, Al that Will rpb.
Gyue tlu ruling lrce lit u few lny0, Fcuci1T Ia
1gnNp.
QUOTATIONS.
asssaa sIsss. lnsa to sssS SssSS ssSS
, 1874-10-13

Ut; ;,t9 u;9ns ny, near Twcnty-shtrd aa " (, 16o1
ra,k " ss5 i of Ie.vi II, III, i;siai r. 1''0
seftS psssSor /; Il m"pie IT, 10000
nj. ~ 19hloe =. staset Qet. s;..... 6.S75
1nsss q, Kisi; Il. " 3Xs6o H. a'00
Fulton !. q scy,noar Il. 7stiao IT, 'a'o
cafee eSr ~. s 7s Of p:cris Il; Z :;;;o T. 400
Danla ~ i2a Il ! q Ihomnen 1t, ~ v /. 3;x '''''
aas @ 1S = '!'f' 4g y Easn!si.; s,s i. ''o
VI; s;,; # iaa a ii. ''''o
WI; %aSsos ssss + ii Of i1 It, s;i $500
"sst iss nasGs II 'iss Il; t;5 h of IL: ss9
11ewe oF Centre it. II. s1iaa II, atci ''0O
wss Eetssi Il. cor ii i;,;6is st. II i'''
Gt(xl11 #. 1ated Oct. .l0....,,.,,,,,..., Linn
NORTH OF cry LIMITS Am tilriliN nAnlus OF ST !
Rayensoo, Park 81 ar eSi''renss: q iaareass sv
aoos1Ga Blu IT. dated t1s,no 10, is79. 1aoOo
c9nmercis ,aa re- It % # Of lelat. as i6s
MttEs os uoInr.liot8E. NJ
ye S tass yo s ~ yG1ae a! asSye 9
e. Marnas, to ',c '!atSl at y tchsuc,y T. Bowen
c:ssss 'S sas% !.ose A's9s ssr iiiy:tr, +,
t eSf1o 't;o y aatea oet u: soLarie' r ,iost
il sa g. + HtessrI ssa 4:'F Fr:sts $4,000
1as i ei .s Ids ;snsts s's g; 9 81 a7'o
lIy," Inrk ~, $50 IT, Of Toty:nriihi wv
o. o., n IL to Adam ut. With h't'ldInaa, datcd
WEST OF CRY riMira AMI wTi.ia nspius or ,is'
MtI.ES or THE cnunr-GnoURE.
Z J." Il ct d u Sec. ., %. III, dated Oct.
~ $1,000
, 1874-10-13

horlca inland mud cuant trae ia reported 10 cxccod
That OF hly o!hcr nation. ThO Gnrc American trnlc
lilo whoo forcin rado 81 0bia. lid ."ur!bne. 1a q,
lnarn than 23N: fcr cont of ,d revEauo collected by
TIC forclgu GnstomH department.
LATEST.
Wheat waB fairly active III tho afternoon, antl
eaalor carly. but afterwards advas iced l,rder ro-
porta Of btronRnr foelng crowln.ro and closeu
about 10 higher than Oil 'ClnnEc. s;nllcr No
3nllnr tho month NJ 0D@gu11c, ctosIiig nj V};aGD
0019c. Corn '9aa dull, AMI closed 10 lowor aoll-
img for oetnber down to 76tfc, mid closing at
7;92ho; aollor November ut 7l2lc. Oats doclined
'It'd Noyonlbor quoted at l0Jj {@,i7c. Seller tho
yoar at ltc. PROVISIONS wero q,iiot. A1ons porl,
(2S0 brla) BOLD, sollor Febr,lnry, Il: e1B,20,
, 1874-10-13
FOREIGN, ,

HI. Christoph g. Co., bankora, rs South
Clark street, quote colna III curruucy:
Goid--VictoriA noveroiEns, $50 2O francs. 42O
< thalers, SEQ ; y guildors, 427; 2o-lnark plcces
si5.
Silysr-aIexican dollars. lob J.; Spanish dollars
too + francs, III; fiancH 10 !; French crowns, lOH
German crowls. 1tS; Pr. thalort, 10 Pr. thai
ers, paper, 76 gaildera, ~; English silver, 522
species, ll0: American half-dOnrs, lQn Anleri.
van quartor-lollass. 102.
THE BALANCE OF TRADE.
People llko President Grant anl his "Hcllool II
Of political economists who lament tho eIetHs Of
IMPORTS over exports, and pray for n balance Of
trade that sl,all count the other way are invited
to rejoico over tho last report Of the bureau OF
Statistics. According to this accouut. it appcara
that We have ut last reacl!ed tho long-hopcl for
reversal OF Tic ordinary curronts Of trade.
For the year Guiding juno so, 1874, tho foreign
impurts, loss foreign exports, wero ?572, ,90, 9i0,
while tho domestic exports, reduced to gold val
uc, were $C29, 262, 150, an oxcosB OF s5717l 24E
or almost exactly 10 por cont. About SG0,00U,-
goo OF the exports ere specie and bullion. which,
IL above s13 1000 900 leaB than last ycar; wilo Of
the net imports 52l 52i 1877 wcro gold u,,l ayor,
leaving u net drain Of the precious metals Of
900. Liz t499, aganst ono Inst yoar OF s83227 G37
gain, II we 30 regard it, of 325 052 139, moro
than 40 per cent. Compared with tic fiscal year
The imports hayo decreased eG3,S80, TIC. while
tho exports, gold values, have increased
s49,sae,a29, oro mailing . net difference
" S1l3,ut303o among tho arti-
cles, tho importation OF which shows tho great
est falling OF, arc tho following: Iron aud
Steel 29, 900. 00U, OF which &C. 0GD 200 arc in pg
aud bar. and nearly 7l0.00U,000 aro in rai!s::
woods and woolcns, $1G0000O0, of which sl2,-
000, ,010 in the raw materials sill So 00D OUO
cotton, B5.00U, 600; linen. s3,003, 600 wood
a9, ,000, GOO; tin, b2, ,0O0, 900 ald lead TOBACCO
and watches, with carbonate of soda, 81, 900 900
each.
We ought, according to tue theory Of tho
balauce OF trade to ho at tho very peal Of pgos-
perlty but these figures show Of themselves
that the prostration Of our manufactures il por-
hapB tho EreatcHt cause OF this dccliuc Of i'm
ports, and as for the rest, every businessman
knnwa what thu times aro,
LATEST.
NEw YoRH, Oct. 12.-Tlo Treasury diabursed
s15,000.
Customs receipts, s397,00
Money, 213; primo dlacount, GOT.
Sterlsns steady ut 48Jl4@ll84 for Sixty dave,
and 4a7Gli07155 for sight.
State bonds quiet md nominal. Railroad aud
Governments qniot and firm.
Gold, l101SGpl031S-tAe opening aud closing
prices. Carrying ratep, 1@2. borrowing, fat
and per cent
Clcarings, $4,000, 400.
y stocks aro without special foature closed
With advance Of l1Dl per cont On tho fsenoral
!.Ht being fraction below tho highest point OF
the dsy. Yotnl eales 100000. of nhIcli q 400
were Western Union, 900 Pacific Hall, aY000
Ere, ~ 70 ooo Lake Shore q, ono Unlon Iacilc,
!o,Qoo northwestern, A,d0O Wabash, and 5000
, 1874-10-13

IETALs AND TlSHEKe' HIUUK-E10ntinua n
TN II*rg-lo loxl4, SlI.o0 do, I9tl4. tl90o: l4x
70, Sl250: tlo, rootll,g 14x20, 10, $l1A1 tso 20xB,
{tlup.
w, T1K-LarHe, a8e anu!l, a9s bar, 800.
hU1uIn-No. ], aUo No. !, lbc.
10, ue.
t'orrEh-,.l'otsnms, a1c s!leathtnx corpcs, Sic.
hlt%!y t'sSc-Fu!t c!Hiss l0o; less lau.lty, l0kc;
aalB, Haiu.
sltEEr lMuK-So: 81, So ratea K.asia iron, to IL
lntlasys 9ot; d., No. stained lai: American N.s-
W1an-Nos oN, %; Z to ., loo; lotto II, liz; u,
1lNei a3And II, 19hei Is TO 10, 14ui II, lou; IL,
, 1874-10-13

ltst!t!ea 81 108 51g
| naw sllk received ut New York. Ann "a IN f,rt
hve weos TAG balcs mud casas-aJ0 ftp,n EuVianT an
tho Continent, 397 win PANAMA. gB overland rontc '
| n,rr,g;t 1.rpoura r.nay T,I1. 1,N,n,,.a ..o. ]
rho Jnnln,, T;n,oc r., ,nnti,s, ~ nt.ais1'
Tin rorort ~ rfor s1, a. n"k summary OF
| Nv acPoit u l1ef -lRJestyH commissioners of
Gussohs on tho year 1b73 eliminates tho follow
ing 1aets;
n,,t ~ ~. n o.ash s,at VI on ny lsf the most promf-
Irn,S ~ w ae;ou y sulhrles from which wa havo
,iuwnra ~ III on, o9r ~ snn a year is' rye Of
inv;t ~, uui!A suowu' cteI!y int hcfu-
n%aas s arssss: . ~, nSoh ud hss Increased Fl u;
tlnnr is1ni AZ @ ~ VI; Waea-1neal aud
JS7o ma u,nIto S 11n1 tn, ,I',o,U9o petroleum.
, 1874-10-13
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING, Oct. II.
Tho following we're tho receipts and ship
menta Of the lending articles Of produce III CHI
cago during tho paBt forty-oig.ht hours, aud for
tho corrosppndIng t1ate ono Yeat aen;
, 1874-10-13

CHICAGO.

MoHnAy EVENING" Oct. IL.
CATTLE-lseceiyel utuco Saturday, s,}uo. prices
wera ,t 4uotbiy different from last week ,or wa,,
thcrs mitch chano In tho character Of tho doia1 or
III tho quality IT The sock offered for sale. Not enough
oo ahirng ateets atrisud to y,ppy tho Eaakern de-
he1. W1tls of low aud medium grades twIue az many
wore recciFed ~ tloro any outlet fnr. Cousc-
1nently. while tile former hHld with lepltlrl
i1rhess, tho market for tho latter gayo symptoms Of
%ralineHH. Sales principally 1t sa.25etahU f9r
common to good Te1ans, nn1 Mt 10 ior COM
fnn,, to good tntvc catle. Alexander UanEeIl Il Co.
aald cns,!co bunch Of Illinois seora, averaging lo
!t Ut 3.1o, but fow saloy ttanspire at ovor $3.50
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Deeyes-dradc4 steers, averaging $50
20 1,55D lhs. $G60Rg75
Choico Dtcyos-Flne, fnt, we'll formed year
to year old Hteers. averaging 1900 to
Good Observation-Disclosures fnoly formed ''s'N'
ateera nyeragn. 1,11U 10 ,a0O lis. ..... 425@5a5
MeAfum drAtleB-Steers III fair Hesll, aver
aging 1UU iu !, go lbs. bs.............,.. g75fa{.2
nutcllcra' Btork-poor to fair steers, and
common to extra cewA, for city HiAtGhter,
averaging sso to 1lo0 Tbs. 2.5o@3.5o
acsh averaging G00 to 1.0au lbB. ...... o25a3, 50
1nteror-tlght and thin cows, heifers,
stags, bul!a uni gcalaway EtCero. 175@a o5
Cettlc-Toxas, ohpice curn-fet. ....,,.,., 4.sGS5OO
Caltlc-TdxMB, whtorcl Nbrl.. ...........,. 1OGta370
Ca1t!e-le10Ss through uroHs 1.76Qa3.75