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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1874.
Event and COMMENT

THE Episcopal Council at Charlotts-
willie, adjourned TO meet twelve months
hence, ia Richmond.
II is said Beast Butler is to have the
mission to Vienna. He like all men
who sail under q full head of steam, is
threatened with softening of the brain,
but still has hardness of heat. He
leads i'm the Civil Rights bill crusade,
and then goes 10 Europe where there
are no negroes.
The Civil Rights bill seems not to
have u twO-thirds vote ia the House.
80 if il should pass and the Senate
should concur, and tie President
should Veto it. it will probably die
The Senate bill cannot be reached by
the House without twO-thirds vote,
80 the latter will have to pass one of
its own lift acts at all, and then ii will
20 to the Senate.
Reese Witten- of TaZewell Co., and
of the color of first class copying ink,
mas been committed by Esqr. Yost d
Correll, OH a charge of attempt at rape
on young white lady. So says bro
GatewoOd of the NC7CS.
Senator Stewart of Nevada, propos-
cs, in case the Civil Rights bill should
pass. Il constitutional amendment re-
curing the white people of the South
70 educate the negroes, or to support
mixed schools at the public expense
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02

We present to-day very enter
tanning account Of the marriage of
the Presidents daughter, an event
which rarely has happened i'll the
country, and one fraught with much
interrrest. The interest is increas-
ed too, from the fact that the Pres
ident is now in his second term and
no mean prospect for II third one,
an honor hitherto conferred upon
no man in the country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02
COI.ORED CANDIDATES.

JonCsboro' has two colored men
now candidates for County office.
James e. Cousins, formerly OF
Jacksonville, Va, is a candidate
for County Trustee, and James A.
Bailey is candidate for Register.
Their announcement appear in the
II. & Tribune.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02

THE first number of the Gray
son CLIPPER, published at indie
pendcncc, is before us. Mr.. W. T..
Wright is editor and proprietor,
and begins well by saying it will be
his aim to make it chiefly a local
paper. On 10 other basis can Il
country newspaper succeed. 1t is
neatly printed and of fair size. We
wish the Clipper everything good.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02

we for one will not object to his
being crowned with the supreme
honor of third election to the
Presidency.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02

"GABRIEL'S trump shall write
fms at its conclusion" is a figure
of speech used in the editorial
columns Of the Richmond Wing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02
From the N. Y. World.
THE WEDDING.
MARRIAGE OF MISS NELLIE
GRANT AND ALGERNON
e. +. S ARTORIS.

The Scene at the White House
During the CeremOny-A Dis
tingHished Company present
The Bridal Toilette and
TrOusseau-The Breakfast
and the PreSents-The
Observation-Disclosures
some Decorations i'm
the East ROOm-The
Departure fOrand
Arrival in New
York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02
"THE PLAN OF SEPARATION

THE PLAN OF SEPARATION
is too important to be lightly esteem-
ed by us. If its provisions touching
territorial limits have been violated
we are ready to confer with our
Northern brethren on that point.
Measures preparatory to formal
fraternity would be defective shat
would leave out Of view the questions
in dispute between the Methodist
Episcopal Church and ourselves.
These questions relate to the course
pursued by some Of their accredited
agents while prosecuting their work
in the South, and to property which
has been taken and held to this day
against our protest and remonstrance.
Although feeling ourselves sorely
aggrieved in these things, we stand
ready to meet our brothers in the
spirit of Christian candor, and to
compose all differences upon prin-
ciples of Justice
The report expresses regreat that
the Northern commissioners were
not empowered to agree upon a
plan of settlement. and says:
"We are prepared to take advanc-
ed steps in this directions md wav>
ing any considerations wiiice might
justify greater reserve. we will not
appoint delegation to return the
greeting so gracefully conveyed to.
us but will also provide for a com
mission to meet a similar commission
for the purpose of
SETTLING ThE DISTURBING QUEJ>
TONS
An animated debate followed the |
report, in which il was evident that |
a large majority irGorsed the senti-
ments expressed in the report, but
were in favor of not complicating
the basis for establishing fraternal
relations with the old difficulties I
between the two bodies. The report
was finally recommitted.
LOUISVILLE, Nay % At the |
session of General Conference OF the
Episcopal Church Sontk, |
this morning, the report Of the Com
mittee on FraterDal Relations with
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02

The wedding cake and bits of bou-
quets picked from the masses of flow
ers upon the table the guests carried
off as souvenirs when tie health of
the new-made husband and wife had
been duly drank.
A device of Major Lucky's. the Pres
ident's Secretary, which met with
great success was taking a Gala lily as
a boquet- 10 der, filling its cup with
sprays of beliolrope and rosebuis.-
Neatly every lady petitioned for one
at these floral 'haupy thoughts, aud
The bride departed while the guests
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-06-02
LED TO A DIVISION.

in 1914 have not disappeared, Be-
ference is mace to the Inconvenience
of organizing a proper basis of
representations to the General Cons
ference and to the difference
claimed by the two branches as
inherent to the General Conference.
On the subject of slavery, the
raDort saws tho noSitior of tho South-
, 1874-09-30

sf1EEp-The narkst for thla description Of. stock
was without change III any important particular. d
amounting 10 ahoHt I,aoo hnaI, wss veA taken u Il
acady prices. We contlnuo TO nuote good to choice at
sa.75t9 i5o, medium ut s32sG535o and poor to co-
'non 1t - '2ses''oa' nurrAfo
DuFrALo Sept. pt.2o.-oArTLE-Receip to-day, j, ,co7.
making tho total for tho week thus far o,12o Or 637
moderately active, with GOOD and connon cattle At
weak Inst wccka prfcrs+ Medium hat-fat stock Nc
Oh. With no demand, and tendency lower. Sales AGO
ohi1 stcers, ranging loai@14tl; at s47o@se5: 800
500 Michigan scers, ranging gyG2t 040. at
900 1atnoa 1tscrs, ranging l,12@, .6l9, ut $487B5
6G0; 400 le1aa oteeru EangtuG a5a5lo33, at $3o2N3
St1EEr AND LAMDs-neceipts to-day, 6,C00 making
the total for tho week thus far ,20o agatnss 98o
sanao tn,o Inst week. Market oncned fairly active 1t
ranging from 81 10 90 s, at s4oo@s, ,l2& 600 Canada
lambs ranging from 70 to u lt., at $3.25.
uoos3lseeolp!a to-day. 54oo: making tho total sup
aan,e timo Inst week. Market aetive at 4fo lower.
SoEh'r" '7s@'a' ~ heaYy Yy,',fg '1,fpgss' *''SsTa5
domana receipts, o.ooo: stockcrs. 4.5o; York
ess. s3.so8o.oo; bacon, s57saae5o batchcra, ss.'s
o4rr1E-Qulet with feu Of good quality On tho
Iexsns, s. fair to c'aoce na1s Eteoza, s325
@'.7s: c0wn and h9!fsrs s% $? ;;ttGsa.J ooaaJ5.
ceipts for to-day wero 1,a3s Noaii. Supply light
Very few good csttlc On hand. Marie. active, and
prices shate better on common 10 FUR: sacs aro
conCessons. Best. none aod: medium 10 good,
s5.9o@as.b0; common TO fair, $4.ae@5.oo s.orkers
s3.009a.oo; bulls, se0os..75.
1ezt Philadelphia, BIO; YorSora. so.7sGa7.?5.
lest, s.2s@5:75; aeata,n; s4sos5oo. '' '''' A'"''
, 1874-09-30

QtT1 PROPERTY. ...-......
Consideration.
alieh5a.n y; r eer Of 1xentyshtth
s1Ssss y to 9aI Lfy = tpGrGgs 10000
1ryanS plsee, i cor f west ioit t, Vi; III ~
s.lo1laa II, with 100 It In name block, dated ....
neses q Centre ~ st1i*;i;; ''''
y, .1so untnp atf, q; ;;as aat f. Ct Iwstl
weaIsrn av. % IT . Of Polk at, " I, 331i25x It,
wss!s, s'sse ae Of faii St, vi s5:i ii.
wsss eaissse G | Of uayns :i;5; se'
North ~, Sspe. cor 81 Wood it. s;1i:; IT. 'g'
wes!s essa 5Sesi Of North av ;:i*;i 2soo
nee?: t, % { of Ioomis st, Il, aiiiiasiit, ~
ied ~: s5i oi beiica az; :iii:i ''
wsss @ Iad!.na AIT t. soo Of itoc; 1t, :;f o'
% 4-1o IT. dated sort q. s..:..........::.:: 1000
weSt M :e.si Tveifh fs { s ii Of Jefferson Il, '0'
2911aah #, dated Sept 2e.................. lo0oo
x124 $40 H. dated Dec. 6. 1S73.............. 500
TosnssIa I'd T. 7s IT sof Elm at, NJ, ea1ll7ft, ...
AeDroo % t. ia5 II Of Tish ~, und IL
<;a1so M # With buildings, dated SEPT. aa..,. to,ooo
Keeler st, u of TA1sty-ar.t 1t, " t, 4sxsott,
1sioa IT, T. 10 oi isuiia: s; i, Is: S0'
II t1o 4, dated Sept. 81 ..:............. 5000
Aaln Rt, 4o7 It n Of Thirty first 1t, W t, n5x115
81, dated sep e9.......,......... 20. ........ 1900
EonTu or c1ry LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS or I MILEs
OF couET-Iousr.
Lot 9, Block q, naveawool, dated Aug. 1875 1850
souFA oF CRY LIMITS, wrrlt1H RAu1ua or ai1LxB
oP c0uWT-NnUbr.
Hyde lask ~. cor Of Forty -nuth st, w!,
20 Hto aley, dated Sept. ID. {Charle4 Stark
Los aud f. Hoet l. Whit wnisits 1soo0
MAsek X ofsw \ Sec y, ~, IA, dated Sept.
;.:...::.......:.... 1000
Sec 8. 18, IA. latol July a. Et1
, 1874-09-30
MONEY AND cow VERGE.


TuEapA1 EvEa1so, Sept. %.
Business 10 decidedly moro activo. With most
OF tho barla there is bottcr demand for rnonoy,
to tho evidcnt delight Of presidonta aud caah-
fcra for thoy really began to feel that thoy woro
decidedly moro ornamental than uaoful append
agca to thoir several institutions. Ordcrs for
currency wcro worry much larger than my day for
several wocks past. Indeed, tl'oro econla to 10
healthy movement " nll along tho line, y and tho
impression prevails TINT 1t must continue with
inoreaaing volume till navigation closes'
Bankers 'nro abundantly prorarod Tor
any amount OF business that offorB. Tho SUPPLY
both Of currency mud exchange ID thus iar 80
abundant TINT 1t hrs made no poreoptibto u1hof-
onco in the price Of tho inter commodity. Wo
ouote New York at par to 25c per sl,ooo dis
count % for sovcrnl days past. ...
Discounts Btcndy, and freely made to good
customers at tho legal rate, viz. 10 per cont.
Call loans with cash collntcra1H, 5@s por cont,
with scarcely uny demand. stroot ratca uomt-
nal at 1o0ls por cont, with commissions. Littlo
doing.
local BToCK RATL1.
Tho banking-llouso Of Preston, Koan Il Co.,
No. 100 yyashinCton atrcot, furnish tho following
, 1874-09-30
MARKETS NJ TELEGRAPH.


WUFCtEH 4I1uTNC1H.
L1vEnroot, Sept. 29-1l m.-rlour, oas 6dGo4s Cd.
Nheat-Wlntes, Us lod@9s Cd: spring, 8a Gu0s9s ID;
white. 1o9los a. club. l0a 4dalos Oh. Corn,
97s Cd. 1ork, 7as. Lard, Cos 3D. Hoceipts-Wttat,
last three days, $1,000 qrs 900 q-s bong American.
L1rEArooL, Sept. 29-1;10 p. m.-Market uu-
changed.
.Lsvanrooz, Sept. 2o-5:3u p. 1n.-s1arkot un-
changed.
LoSpoN, Sept. 2o.-Consols--aroncy and account,
ON 5-2os Of 6, l09l1; do Of ct, 9gh: 10-40s, 10t
DOW So, l0iN; Sou York Ccutrai o8; Eric, SO; pIa-
ferrcd, IS.
Tnaw, 43s. IlnHosd oil, 2ze@a7s ID.
PANS, Sept. o9.-Rcu.es. B2f 8Uc.
FRANKFORT. Sept. 29.-Tive-tweutics of19, vic.
ISTwEhr, Sept. 29.-pCtroeum, 2915f for flllo pa1o
American.
I1vEnrooI. Sept. c9.-Coton quiet anl unchanged !;
haics including 1000 baca for apecasian aud s1poEt,
nud 1910 balcs American,
nresdstufa quiet. Isoccipts Of wheat for tho past
Tires days " 600 qrs including 900 ora American.
Yarna. and fabsco at Manchester quiet aud uu-
cfi.uucI
, 1874-09-30

Wheat wna st1ong, and averaged ]3G11c lighor
for next mouth und worry irregular, ut All average
OF 70 above ychtog1ay's 'garea iof delivery be-
toEo y o'clock on Wednesday,. Tho October op-
session, under good demand, both from local
operators nutl representatives Of rnrttca in tho
country. This waB chiefly dus to d falling of In
the receipts, which induced many to think that
were only temporary flstsh, brought out by
tho September prossuro which ,il subsdo
the moment tha month Ia over. Tho
buying Of cnsh lots. except a few carloads OF
tho lower gradcs was all dono by tho September
shortn, md tlis fact waa copcluHivoly brought
out in tho disappearance OF tho premium On
No. l. aud oyen Minnesota wheat. There was
homo ycsael-room takon, hut it was by parties
WHO aro on tho long side, and preferred clipping
out to selling at October prices. Another cargo
OF tho MllTaukee whent WAS placed In store this
morning, tho owners being unable to dispose Of
u to . shipper. somo parties Expressed tho hope
to,day That Tho shipping buHinoHs will royiso
a1tcr Tomorrow: hut tho proapcct for TINT
ia rather poor. WI1oas cannot bo hid down In
Now York to-day at October prices, and Is not
wanted badly enough By Europa to ray proAt
by tho Canadian route. Seller October opened
q W1c. advanced TO 9At1c, and ulubeil oasior at
G1Sc. Boiler Tug month soId at D74@9g}1c,
o,os'nE o. as At pso. Hoor Noyolnbor so!a 1t oic;
nprlng closed Ut 98o, with about tho sumo prico
Tor No. ! spring aud No. 4 Minnesota. No, j
spr1ng closod At 90c, aud 1ojccted 10 vt s51lo.
Cash balos wore reported OF 1900 bu No. uprii,,
vs. 2,6no i,. do Ut $40; iaso6 b. ~ No. e y
epring at 0O1So; 1G.200 bu do al O9,5o bp4e0
bt do At D9e; 49, 210 bu do at O8Mo 10000 Lu
do as gssle q, zoo bn 10 nt oS15o; DG0o0 bu do
$50 G.A00 bn No. . spring 1t DOlio III ,a00 In
do at 9oe G,4oo Ky 1aleetea spsing at 500; aOj
el.oa>5; 4,doo In do at sl.oa 1.so0 bu No. 9io 10
, 1874-09-30

j., Gorl waa moro ncttvo, aid averaged 114@tNc
tnot, tnSmt.,, . pa. was very weak az tho; aasa.;so.
roes,get ongh 9'sntea nrm III Now YORK; WITH nma'ler
kot opened out with very good demand, chlo'1ly
from tl'o stoft interest, bit IT, gradually foil 0.
nnu aa,a g noreasod giving weakcss ,a, lo
ca1se OF lilo Weakening WIS tho onagernesa WITH
hn we o oH5 Tas pressea On tho market ad
n,o,S " Hiof to lot 20 tnn 10 "ae 1of ,oro rno
nforroM. Gaa, 1hla dld not bring OUT very iargo
Ihrease hrrn,s lor 4ctober 0at y @ uio Entso saaa,,
IN tn atroonn a9r ,nae opaon t1,oro TO r " au oc
gg;sS'ty f sas corr ss,s sitss e asysssa
OF Thursday arc made: The question ,o q corner
ing tomorrow lWedncaday) MaH stlal an onSn 1aa
9ort 4n haxs cesod mr. o tho proso OF
~ ~ 10, a ~ ~ p1n 1., snmA ~ ~, N aas gea'G ~ Ha
tne beenes o. 1ay u ~ WI, n9 lepoatca; ano
r.. oa,ois ~. tr, 49,, nmxea
o ~ m1IdI ~, ~ 10y s"o ,nn 1,o alouu
a. as" NJ Ind Indication 1 % ;st thsy hns viii iG' 20 ght so'ic @
RS ssssdsd e At ts sose. IS, aoer to nont s
tna t az AK qgs = to anoS a. soos ros
s;rtlw ~ d,, 1na,,,I, o u p,s% H1o
a [s sa n nfSa Ma wsa % sasG 1T as no aa moro than
~ ~ ~ o,a5a ~ ~ + as anG Eis"apf 10 a1lI
s NV S.ian saor W. ~ ~
st sa,Tn an bn IN NJ MA. I'm % IN do nj
IN s1 In 10 IN ot W s9sHc r. u'ioo ~ ~ ~ aoi 81 ="
IS I'M M m d o .t yogy n I'm W h ~ ~ a ~ a9e
1Hj In, IN nt saa%c III S61 hu g do NJ soiIn: 12-
on1 h., do ~ sS1 TX I'm h', ~ " IL y. g3s hin
hn do nj 8Isfn 81 o In, fio at S1n%n ai'{}bn rn
1na I'M h, ~ S1>@S 1'4'' =" Nv ~ oAo' ''' A-''
onta woro ,nor, ac,;vo md rook, ,,Ao oorn,
III sn.y ~ .,o nos & nsae tnr 4;a iae na %
, 1874-09-30

OATTLl:-Tho supply .waa 10 overwhelmingly ia
excsss Of tho tra1a requirements that buyers had
tingu about thar own way 30 far az tho srrangenent
uf prices concerned, mud, with tho exception Of
coics and oItra grades, general and very decided
reduction IL nptel. Tin gradca suffering most wcro
thoso tor which tho domand waa least, viz: thin,
rougs nalsres and tno poorer uorla Of Texas cattle.
The fact hat very large percentages Of tho oeringa
anawsrod to tho aboyo description Naco holders Ut
bg dlSa.lyantags. They srugslod hard 10 avert de-
cno, ,f tho pressure was tou gteat, aud before
the market bad WORKED down A&51;o "a compared
with lat weeks coans psce1: T4o supply ot fat cauo
,yalnss, but tho .lr,n1nye At ths Eat Justified
rates, and salea would iu!cato euna In good to o1-
tsa tlna'ittrh OF ahout an 10. Notwithstanding thu
pricc-concets!os, trado realncl very .lull to tho
close, .nd materially .!imushsa receipts eau alouo
pso.sns 5nrthor "tnmhio" ta-morrow Ha'os nero At
$7aa9.eo for through Tssans; 1t ooaa 80 for
to good native IutcaernH cattle, and Ut $375660 for
con,t1on to extra shipping btoyea of al ta stuek
so'A ar!nH tho aay lesa than 100 head chanuca hauda
aboVe Leo, whus thu ruling prices wora $9.95360.
QUOTATIONS,
Extra aneoyeR-~dsaded stuors, averaging 1850
Cheteo ueaYoa-1uo, tut, we'll formed yGAt
, 1874-09-30
3oa,sd medium, to good gradea, aae97o; inferior to

9oasos 1sd!n to good grade', a9S97e inferior to
nAdatNd-li1atne1p continnea rntlor qniot, hui IA
hotter tiau tho dato Of our hat reviev, md aocla
aro hold with more confidence. Holders look for
lnoeFate tho ehatctn nro Tint present prices will
ba maintained: B!nrE, 3,u 1ewiskon, 31Hc; a1on-
oas t1an lesE a2e Aefea 9s iaois9 @ a9o
Ranntes: saela 17@iao do double. 2dfasc: WOOL
U01sN-rho condition Of the market ts sub
atanslly tho sanle 4 fortnight nto Nanufactnrera
aro ordering small plH Of brnoIn-uorn they run ont
1i ator aud sie ndicatonh ara Tint tliay Will cot'.lo
ont ample though dcfclcn. In connon Eraaca, which
aro firm, III consequence. Ee q,otc: ohoco hu,l, 90
fiss efs ss 3ses s SS5e s; c
eoiee atalk brnid 75ac Inferior brsh 6oe crook
buiiDfSa mArEn1A1s-pr,ck ia in good loca, do
Mau and seaty. Limo IL firm anl cement sscatly
ni',tean stnesa q :5@25o; Now Yo5S stueso. ga 90
1o%'Tt1s nn1a n uea Ses e s3 @ Af:1 ns no.
III bulk 71esl.o0; ll,no ttrls) 81 .ooal.25 y brl
r'o sand Y br, si:5o@2od pastsrdng r. ls5 @ y
nR-oriek common s5to@oO0; ailiwauReo mi; 1aeine
d'2n,oa: do common. $40. .oota1o ou.
tho features nf tile ctcesu markpt. UisncAa IL IA
a4ivo ~ could reasonably be o,pocte and With stocls
ss nv as 8 qasorx %s: s1 Me
1aN@13hc: low grades, Bea1lc.
:, uoA1r-So price clnngoa haro taken place during
~ "eat tio1 ate 4tiJ e1FtCIcu thQGcr NJ pFcseuI
Tnp narRet s sendyand rn'er, ~ foalows Leli9
siSoV3 looo; laekawana. rango, $3.50 Iacknwa,1na,
otAorslzcs, $90p ponnsyyaa oatlnei. soU0 Indiana
cat:t,sl Ssl Erle md Walnut Hill, s1.so; Lick Tim,
1va,lS e. 10 laltana block, $3.50 MlhonA. $500
CoorERAals-Consfntes 1uict. Following arc tho
Iuoationa: Pork barrels, $.uoa1 ,95; ard tlorccs,
sl.n@l.65; -four barrels, 4sa53c; whisky barrels.
SS,p;2'tg SpSH on5, nerk aa asa7s2 rough Dc
e2o0; bnckcd Or sawctl, S?a a0o@asoo wiiaky atayed
rough. go 0lGe9a:oo; do, bucked, $ss10@33o6; hour
s9Sua; = toaa b9 circle ilour hcatling. .7A@Jc.
DRUGS AND pCl1Ea11CA14a-A fatr. buA!ilo5n in the
nsgre9atc was transacted. Opium AMI morphine arc
Wry llri's having ngAn ayalcol In New York. Local
1ew York Ii aasaluea Other articles ii, tho i'll aru
, 1874-09-30

1ao; 70. 1pos o. 2oo; full bndte as por cent dis
,NAILs-oonttnso actlre anl firm, Mt The ra.en pro-
q ed s ae sas :s d d. esE aSs fs ii u sa:
AAyAi. AK sTohEs--sieet With q iieht demand:
ep S!sta AZ s5ps sci u mlIs m iss ss1l Is 5fs = 'aSg
s5S:u I,.ee y 6r s;;opsooo; tar bril- $1,000
during a wcet, Willie nseea ias !"ss saaa a 2e
u9r ofi1 rcman oompasatvey sseaty Us preslpusy
,est l2%@i3o; ae IIlinols legal tess, i5o ea, 7sts
sa as ss ss 81 5 s:.rs ,s3's 3 s,si sss. ,aaFs aE
n.y. ssst s5ssS O. Sf s51,od H. 5ss
tesoe; elephnnt oI! g5s; rinengo ol 75o: turpsn-
sno as4as: nanhtha, Gu gravity, 1Sl91oc: nsphtha.
y, rurArol1-Early Roao sslab,o carly et 100
a9 o IN s , ago 'fe a sSaS To- no na
fs;sssiys: paoa,lons Isriy Ho.e, soe u ssrs d.
III sess M sweos % potatoesswest e ;sa ye1lo~ liz III
noia. x3.sa9s?.'5 ncr brl: do Jorsoy, st.to.
tic eok Sut .ubsoqontIy eeine Under atora ora 70
coipta aid Q comparatively light demand. Turkeys
aIoo boo1Mpooed, r. they having ruled nrn Mt sliah..
weak. We qnoo: Iurkosa, 1o@la 70; old chickonp,
s3.oo@a.os; choice arrngs md ,aixet ST. ao1 small
seeso :spo fsair" ectens 1 slss1 nsiisr
ducks at s25o quail, s.75 per doz. Vcnison hana.
slsEDs-riu,ohy was dull and weak 'carly. bnt nf-
terwar1a ADVANCED nntlor an improved demand and
1igat oHcringa, mitch Of tho seed haying been wth-
outside. uioscr was asii aud lover. viii tho aere
jngs lnrcely increased. Primo medium soll at s5.75,
ma,n,noth st 5000. Flax VIVA active md steady nt
were vary quiet. lioth quotabo At DO. To-day Beols
wero qies md unslianged: Sales include: sas baga
Rs,s Rao oy s q s. sF 9s sss;
VIII bsSs goa i "a: 76,gs i !5S,: ). :,
crate ut unchanged prizes, al loows: onondags and
Saginaw 1ns sloo Canada. d. sloo21 e5; oraansry
ssoe dsy S roat sssas l a Ill., WIZ f
$3.50: Ashton dairy, per sack, sloo@I.35.
TEAS tue acsiv1y In japan tcsm contin'ios. whs1o
working eaRy. Wo quote: Young hyson, common to
fair, 3siat5e DO. Rooi. e5@cso d. choice to extra
mes .sa5s goo s to eoeo a'pGp @
*lus; tar to good E',npowter, 7eas5e ehe!ce Ping
suoy. slco@l.1o: ox.ra Moyunc. sl.3oS1.33; choice
e5@76c, fair 10 good Old, G0da65o; conou 10, as@
sc; common to dno oolong, 35@45c; good, 55@csc;
To1)AoC0-Tho tralc 10 mora ttan usually nosivo
for tho season. aud tug hsoyant tons for soe weoks
pat perysa'na tho markst X ia III appsrent.
6oa5Ss poor to con,uon, aoa45o-
p1ua-Natural isaf, 75@Soc; half bright, co@Too;
saorNa-aood to choice, ScG55c; medium, 900
31e common, 98a29c.
WOODS Arfncr. Wu advanco our quotations Too
all around, ns foowt: Beech, $500; maple, s., 20
hickory, $500 s!aba, s. s5.5o-dolivorcd.
W0OL-The market laa been quiet during the week,
though fow Western orders Lavo been placed Stocks
lcld 1t Ia thought that Western manufacturers viii
have to look to tho Last for auppies hcfpro tho aeaaon
IL over. No quoto:
4ood to primo tub-waahcd. .,5SG57c
roof 10 good tub-Waahod. .45;552o
Elmo and medium washed hecce. .47tN5yo
Coarse washed leccc. .............. .40St5o
Medium aud coarde nnWaahcd. ............... .31Gf35c
Fine un'ras!ied. .g7G3o2c
unmnrchontah1a aud l,1rry wool, 6&al0c !css.
, 1874-09-30
CHICAGO DAILY IfANKET.
'ruEenAy EvES..5a. Hfnt ~

- TyEsnAy EVENING, Htrt, o.
ALC0II0L-hTa1 steady at r.. ..0yGs4,V9 ~>'~ -''
llEASS-Tlo rcecp pts wcra larger, Mediums ,roro
q,.atsd st 81 u ~ ass. 9nd Nay!ss Vi 81 H.
snsrto as scapntesl steady toio, lilo arm po,tion
Of tho Eastern market has justified cuntiuu ,o II
aetyo operations On Tho pnrt Ut shippers, and t,rr
hnyo proved sufficient to psoyent my nottucslIc
acautnuattan OF stock. notwithstanding uuy reo%,tnp
have been unusually bsla! for tho Behson All ntfs,
tnHa tit for tatle n6o picked mp st BQ0yIo sud
uare ata fsx ualea undrc 9ac Chteno to fatey YsnT
, 1874-09-30

ARRIVED.
schr Lady Dudcrin, Kingston, salt.
8chr z. G. Stmmons, Aipenn lumbar.
schr Mariner, Alaska, railroad tics.
schr Belot, Alaska, railroad Tics.
schr Driver, Carlton, wood.
schr Rc!ndecr, Alnena, lnnbcr.
Scow South Haven, South uayen, 1unbna.>
sshr 7; F. Wado, Lutington, lumbar.
scow Sea nlrd. saugatuok, wood.
Bclar II. Rand, AlasIa, railroad .ioa.
barge Harmony, Manlesce, lumpor.
6chr Duncan City, Duncan City. luMbGr.
Btmr ShoboyRan, h1auitowoc, s.ndries.
Stnr Coronn, St. Joseph, suntrlas.
Prop Lake Dreoze, Donton uarbor, stludrih1.
frop ss,p :; = = ! GaIaws i;,r nort uson saaris
guhe Hsla.ed; Meno'minee, humber.
Rsfss sfss ill., { 7Sns9n 1Mea.nss Msnamsss aS 1ass
Large Lanora, Menotnineo lumber.
prol, Favorttc, Mcnonlinec, pig iron,
tchr y. r. Nsrrick, hlcnosaiuee, lasnher.'
ssr sshr Hss1 G.t~,n nres t,n Mror!nss sark
achr John oNei!, nafalo, coal.
ss shs l.fs'1St # E x,as 1 sn'sS Na5d 2.1 amn.1 %,
schr IIoEaisphero, Ca4eyitle, lumbar.
Hclr Il. j. King, rentwator, lumbar.
schr uridgewator. Buffalo, coal.
schr Mary Lyon. Charlotte, coal.
S,1ar Huron, South Havant s,ludrtcs.
Hchr II. @. Cameron. IullcardIno Halt.
scow Mimic Oorbott. Sfuskegon, leo.
Hchr Q. Il. Johnson, baugatuek, wood.
Bchr Sea 1sm, Pentwater, railroad, lied.
Hchr Gar1a Cock, Forl River, lutIlller.
Rshr North star, Muskegon, lumber,
Srhr Regulator, lIuskegon, lumber.
ssAr Helan blood, MuskeEon. lumber.
Bchs Il. Bn.miona, hiualogon; lumber.
Hchr !. u. Coatea. Muskcgon, lumber.
Gahr Lowia Day, Oconto, lumber.
schr !tay State: 4, oeonto, lumber.
fchr seyonth OAio, White Lake, lumber,
schr speoa, Grant Haven, lumber.
achr Violin. Grand Huron, lumbar.