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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12

Cash Capital. - 10000.
Individual Liability, $SOO,OOO.
A. HENKING, President.
J. T. HALLIDAY, Vice President.
w. T. MINrURN, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
A UFyKING. III. Y. BAILEY,
4. w. ALLEMoNG,
j. #. HALLIDAY, WM. SHoBER.
GE-This Bank is prepared TO transact
a general Banking business, making coll
lections on all points, and remitting as
directed, promptly on day of payment.
Interest allowed on all time deposits.
No charge 70 regular depoSitOrs for
New York or Cincinnati Exchange.
Banking hours: From A NJ to 3 NJ.
November Z. 1872.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12
@Truihs from the Marietta REQ.

~Truihs from the Marietta Req
lister:
Ridicule is powerful now and then,
when rightly used. But to ridicule
q heart-broken woman, engaged in
prayer. is q mockery that cannot be
defended. Neither shall the ungod-
ly say where, when or how she shall
pray, or what for.
1t is wonderful how many "are on
the side of all judicious measures to
suppress intemperance" Ask them
to define ',judicious measures" in
which they will "jine,' and you have
them in close place.
Personal rights are very dear to 8
great number just now, and the
grog sellers lie close in their affec-
tions. The rights they have ignored,
and the or me and misery they have
engendered, is not worthy the slight
est attention.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12
NUMBER f8.
For the Gallipolis journal.
Loves Assurance.
ny MRS. SARA woLvRRroN.

The summer sun was sinking low,
The birdlings hOmeward hieing,
And every leaf on bush aud bough,
In slumher-sllence lying.
n rustic echoed DER the road,
By little footsteps pattered,
As right to left the pebble stones
lmpatienily were scattered.
Two little ones, boy and girl
Were home from school returning
And just outside the limit-line.
Loves lesson new were learnins.
he outward looked. aud far ahead
The pebbles still kept Kicking,
'YOn love Bill Jones the hest, you do.
I'll give him such licking"
She turned her blue eyes up to him,
The sweet lids all tremble;
Her soul so full of truth, thought not
An instant to dissemble.
The tear-drOps gathered just to fall,
The little feet came nearer;
One arm around his neck, and then.
so soft you scarce could hear her:
"Oh. viii, you knO,o il is not so,
I've most mind to chide you,
For don't | miss words every day,
To keep down close beside yOu?"
ITO keep down close beside you" oh,
Could love ask surer token
Than in those few and simple words
BY childish lispings spoken.
She knew no loss, felt no disgrace,
Would brave each i'll impending,
Ills presence only, thrO' her life,
Bright rays of pleasure blending.
DETROIT, JAN, 1874.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12

The Missouri State Grange is in
session at Boonyille. There are over
100 Oranges 10 the State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
COTTON MARKETS.

ArGusrl Oct 3-Cottop demand active holders firm offering
light few buyers Midng 4c Low Mdding l4c Good Ora
NARY, l3c. receipts, 9S2 baes; sales 793 bales 49,
3-CotOn quiet and steady; Mddlng 10 2i gross
receipts l47 baes sales 800 bales; stock 1000 bales go
BALrixoRE Oct 3-Cotton dull Mddns l5c gross receipts Il
bales exports 40 bales sales lOo baes spnners 20
bales; stock 1890 bales ,,,,, 81, a
l4s lIow Mddag 4Sal4 Loci Good Ordinary. 1873 net re-
eep bales exports eoawise l546 bales sales 1000 bales
stocx. Is O24 bales - 80. ~ y,
CIScIssArI 3Cotton quiet. Mddne l4'4, receipts 3.
c,iiys.r Net 3toon fair demand: Midding l4asr Low
Nidag ii c Good Ordinary 1885, net receipts 7lo bales gross
us bales; SHES 800 bales; stock 10 1853 bales
LOuIsyLLB Oct 3Cotton quet Mddnng ii s new casneA
ton - Mia
l4.c receipts 100 bales shipments. l447 bales sales
1000 bales stock, 73o bales
MOBILE Oct 3Coon strong; Middlng, liss Low Mddins
1886 Ordinary, 13 net receipts US bales; exports
coasty IL bales; sales 800 bales: stock, IL 3I3 bales
NORFOLK 3-Coton duiet Midding Fac Low Mdihng
Ordinary - net receipts, Ola bales; exports
cosstwse OH bales: sales "a bales stock $500 bales
NKvOkLEANs Oct 3-Cot,on firm; active demands MdtIing
l43c Low Mddlng lake; Good Ordinary ID & net rece pts
$3.50 gross 2Si6 bales: EXPORTS cOastwsei 3SOl bales
sales q 900 bales; stock. 81 1877 bales. - go. ar,
sAyASSAH Oct 3-Cotton Irregular; Mddbne II ; Low MID
ding 10 M Ordinary 1889. net receipts 1903 baes gross
1905 bales sales SAB bales; stock 2i,032 bales 49,
sr LOUIS 3-Coon quiet and unchanged Atdng l40s,
bales oOI baes shipments ~ oaes safes
10 bales; stock 4 0S5 bales ann.
PHuApEIpHi. Oct 3-Coon dull Nding Is L. Low Mdiing
ltT Good Ordinary IA receipts 544 bsles DOT
bales. ,,,, 81, -. ,...
las bales; stock, ,l57 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
WOOL, MARKET.

Wool during the week has been
onet and dull compared with the activity prevailing here short time
discouraged about the demand for Fa goods
and number mills working short time but TINS bs very
little influence prices for Wool the demand still uos on Medium .h
h.d Woods Deane Selections and for them very
full prices realized there scarcity OF these Woo and
ali ,ts in aoof condition ready SALE tine Feees IN
un, xxx have been sold at 1Soooc and
these are as high prices have been realized some A aud
Medium and Ohio from which all
suitable for selected sold mostly at
show material change from the cuht
rates for some 10 Wisconsin AID Michigan fieees ne
sales have been 125.oOO ID at 4oa22c pnnapaa do ~ ~
nave been sold. The most desirable lots reahsn g
n GO 10 GOla the highest prices yet obtained In california
been much movement no very choice ots s
the transactions having been IN
The Fapcs OF 2S035 - 10 The Ps clip coming forward slowly
As al rather figures in San Francisco to insure an sc
To- Eastward There beer sales OF Ohio aud Penns
yans Pieces Medium X Xxx, ami xxx, at 81 a6OG ID asegn
I'D Wonsir Western and other Pleece 4oG DC
omng and Deane 56d622 Tabwashed 6Oc seoa,sd 9i
n5c snDer and pulled 47a62c California Spring. 2sa %
,,, Fan ISc Total sales for The week ll747OO 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

sss. c.s: sr;i:SS III. ws.: S:Ss s On IL
3d. .i s.s' . ID sSss sS'' Asher 1I &s. 81
sos & TO- %ssa, S".si' Rel
81 White Winter 2 Corn drner sl.' Of 20 Ov eq.e a No.
s. IS o' S scss s; w e" :. sSs g.
H. !. u.s. 4. ss2 s
sS Cor sss q a. ss,ss ss s 81
p.1, s. ss ss. S u GS s 70 . Raoa IS
bush Wheat 90 s.s q Linn
Der Csaa ssiPmsI,-sooO bu'h Wheat 4Sooo oa'O D'''
I'D e s vs ss 's ID
October 81 &c November. No. 3d. sSaSss4s Rejected $50
s &c. o' cash. 'P Sss :9e ! 4 ii Mia
NIS sole hs,s' 7ss o + ~ ssn'1 b.: .n %n S~ ssi
lover sS s5 s.A ss 81 T'ss nsse sses
iss,if ys' Ss:s; f. 8 'sst
they shade srner a lta cash 81 g seller s, al hs
sSi s Sd sa 2 q On 90: OPEN %' Boar. 5T
&: e. 81. sSs r.
is o5 s bush s 900 SS se ss'
IA wh;,i d R I'd;
ssSsi s. spnns Sa Butte. quiet
NJ $ s$% sa a.. % It,.
cIsv.I.sp, Oct srn and steady No. Bed Winter int
Sl II 81 w.: No'E scasy
i: = s &c. CO.. # VI
n 81 White s' s. saf1, s S;is
s1 HS.. H ssr %S. sa'"''
Oct FloaI un,h.ased Wheat sa aS Sle' and ~.
sa.'' o S' S id b
quiet and Unchanged S5aSsc Barley quiet and
~sIesdsr, Toe; Is Clear sde. Ice Sugar
&C. Hir r 20: a
u CO.. S':S r. ss. s ss T.. ss sa
I'd css ssy Ss S. ss No. ssns
S SSS S3 ' % w css d..
shses Ss? Suis. i5'sSi6 Bacon dull shoulders
81 s. g: : :s;s.s G: e.
ss' Sss ST. SA tse ' sn S
{ St s;s sG,sa s'S s $s' ear
.s1s IL: M e.: 81; sss:Sf &
%s % S G' Sts SsT a'' i'm
Petrasu% st@: refined pot and ali hs mO9,h c.ad,
and S' B sfsGs si
E S . ssf ss; f5sfS fS
IS. T. i III Ts VA 81 fsas Y s Ss
closed lower at 81 H. Barley unchanged unchanged Whsk
stesdy AZ 81 o. Pork lower $22ds22 90 Bacon Shout
der 0Isa9 Clear Rib Sides 1915 c; Clear Sides Dag
Lar Choice Stockers So 250Sf forkers
81 1885 $5as6 25 Bucher So .5asS Extra 81 z;
Through 1893 so; Medium do Fair Butchers So 25a
so 75 Receipts 900 bb Flour $4,000 bush Wheat LOU
bnsh Corn 900 5000 bush Barley 1000 bush
Rye; 1000 Hogs shipments-S0O0 bush Wheat. - a.
ToLypo 3-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull an
lower; White WABASH u ~ No do u II No Witt
s's SS cs aSs spH i9a So Rel 81 foa
d.. ST OF; November, 81 O8R: No. 3 81 och Rejected
lower High Mixed November 68c 0h Low Mixed s22 New do
October Tie Oats steady at 5le for New No 2 Fghts dull
Budso 2s; to Oswego &C. Reeps49 900 bush Wheat 800,
bush Corn, 10000 bnsh Oats snpmens-lO0o bbs Flour
81 900 bush. Wheat ~, 900 bush. Oats.
wnxrserox o. Oct 3Csp,.r Tnpentine aSt at 800 %
for Hard So so Yellow Din. and 81 W for Virgin Tar 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
THE STATE or TRADE.
...1np.n nAurgTa

LUsxpoo Oct m-Cottop nrm; Mding Upla nd,
"a; Nddhag si.6SSt SHES 5000 bales llcndng a00V
In srscuIon aud export tot. sales yesterday we're
b,les OF which 5000 sold amer the regular close OF he Market
es Of Mdding CPsnds nothing below 100 % NJ,
ssv.rbe Octob Is i6t; do nothing below Low MID
ding shipped October aud November at lolod besdahS are
quiet, . M nj p.u., .b,,s. 32l,d32o
Pans dispatches quote Rsntes at 62L 41c 49,. -.
coo bales we're American Corn, 36 qu,ser hetse 20
t for the best grades Lari d5i eNt hehnd
Petfoloam. l0dl III. y gallon CO.. - a.. -. -,
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 33 m-ssles OF ,oop on we '. ~ .d
November, at 81. ,.,- as, 10 ..ron I'll.
LOSpOs Oct. 3-3 .. m.-Rshned Prroeam 80" sao" 'A
low. 43l3d43l6 " cwt -, ,ut..... it, :, .
Oct 81 80 m-Tbe fmount %, puno" b0He INV VIC
Baas of Rugl nd on aiance to-day Is x3OOOp
Lospos Oct, S-Eyeuing -spem Oil, 2ioi Ptou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
DOMESTIC MARKET

.x,xx Ne. aNh.., aust Corn dull Die RE qnet sales
Of two e,rs At 0Oe DELIVERED in Rst Albany o, IN moderate de-
81 car. he state on private iefasi one car
me- ot No White state al Barley qalet Matt steady
BALrInoRR Oct 3-Cet,on 9aieti 10. Madnss ~;
and Amber western 81 "a aasl "a No do u 2ldsi rs;
40 81 Sjfsl 81; White do I'll 1881 80 Com qniet White
southern dsl o. yellow si Mixed ws,'s,S siGy S,.
Do 6ia85e qas ldsl OF H,y que. hue urn at sis
s.r, lois9iOi Clear l5al5s Hams doll at 4e
ihe Lard-Reined pomsay l5 Bater-Wssisrn hrme! and
h,gh.r Choc "a G35e 81 ~ sG2Uke Petso-
sSm poninaly 6isc WHISKY FRA a 81 09sasi 10
Hrry.I0 Del -Lshe Rail Imports or the last ~ hours
psar o. 100 bba Wheat 80 800 bah Corr, $50 bszh;
ost. 81 600 BUSH Barley 800 bush Canal shpmsn.
As i5s bash Corp 1890 Sis bu,b Osb, Y2l bvh Rail h&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

We md there Considerable the Wheat
and prices seneny higher English Aghcutura returns
and pnb,hed the 18th Of Sept bow the under
IL. .er over tbs ,' average and s'in.Ss thirty bushels to
sumption q fully 100000 quarters with consumption
anS 22OO0000 quartcrs they consequently deficient
sooO qusrteu Assuming that the OF potatoes COED
We are inclined doubt With short DATA barley hops
no 900 ooo root estimate their reqarsnents At a
p Muagfes and CHICAGO the eontias,ed With
S Su:sy Of wheat sight SsOi 1928 against $40
against bush The Corresponding week last year
I hsM market opened quiet and prices undeierninsd
nom on Winter very quiet but eaier than Spring. The
or new wheat closes quite heavy and le to 2 lowers the de-
% LOT sIp,rt Tbs speculative inquiry 10 moderate and sell
IN M aIns eaieuy Winter comparatively am and no, plenty
81 - tor No. Chicago Sprns and forced sae ont 20
IL VI O9i for No. CHICAGO SOng; 81 1881 III
the iuside stores 81 22d$l % for Red
~ "a for Amber do 81 380$l AZ for White Micbigp
III SI me NE ;aes are 5000 bush New No. milwaukee sboat
S "a o North West 81 IA 900 bush No Chesro 81 ID
tovO bush No Milwaukee 81 11as1 IL; 10000 bush No
Seags O9a 5000 buh White Michigan and Kentucky at
% ~ Barley dull bat steady sales Of $500 bush -Four
i %. Cd state part at 81 49, ngh. weight Barley Malt 10
e oa are rather aad in good demand for the trade
e " 10000 bush Ohio Mixed at Goa 81 the inside
Pe on tss Issk White at 81 d63 Western Mixed 81 @63
.. % eooc State Mixed st u 3r62 and White at 81
a. and JeseI at 90c Cora quite active ami decidedly
n demand partly speculative. closing strong included the
are soOO bush Good first half o. this month at 96c
we SAFES are 100000 bush Western Mixed ct 98d97c the inside
pce oai toisI do White at Csc d$l or do. Yellow ct 97d9I
and Zi.OOO bush. Unsound at 95 2c. early
ala. frAn Gan Rranr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
We annex closing quotations for foreign OK

There has been rather harder tone to the money
market, and three per cent was more common rate
than for many weeks past, but the supply was
abundant at these rates. Prime discounts were IN
demand at 5 to-. Washington advices state tnat
the Treasury holds 1856 900 bonds to secure Ma
tjonal Bank circulation, and Sl6,5O0oO0 TO secure
public deposits National Bank circulation out
standing is now SSi9, 537 Co., and $SS,OOO were
received to-day for redemption. The following
were the Treasury shipments for the week ending to-
day Legal tenders, $4,000; fractional currency,
$4,000 The internal revenue receipts to-day were
1886, 900. The bank statement has been again I'M
favorable rejecting decrease in all the items but
loans and deposits which were increased. As re-
suit of the weeks movements, the banks lost in net
reserve 500 and hold in surplus over legal
requirements S23,1Oe,s25. The following are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
HAVANA MARKETS.

Uav.,. Sent 3O-spsnh gold 1S4alsi2 American gold 1877
sS E,chsns. in far demand United States 80 daT cur
renew 6 d7O short sight 72974 % day. gold 1850 saori
sight S7dsy LONDON llO0llZ ob rams w. oSea'o' -
ID. y. l7Gl7i2 reals " srroba ,,,.,o, .L. l, ,esa
,sa E,ch.nS, ouie,, 90 the United 10 days gold s2G
nram; ,ho sight sod S6sS premium 90 London loooio
IRE MUM; Pans, S5aS7 premium 80, ,- -, ,ooa
HAyAsA 2-Spsnh gold lsSals1i American s.a iSg ~
Unted States ID DAYS currency
- prem um short sight 70a73 premum 20 days gold s5dsf
premium short sight Sass premiums on Lordon io'14io pre-
mum Paris. IS dS6 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

For ts1 the market was iI6as lower with fai'
business concesOn sales as follows all on OASIS Oh %
diugs: o.... mo * sa,c. 300
l5s November 800 l54. 100 10 7S2c 500 10 slo oo
December 400 Is lls2 Jsnaary 100 10 g d ,,
go sae; scc s P e %S''i 100
5 100 IL 532c 100 15isc; December LOO - oS So
300 932e 900 Is 5ide Jspc.ry 2o9 o 70 I 100
* SSc: 500 l57sc March. 400 16 1l6, 400 10 S32c
100 l6is, April, 100, l6 1885,; total 2lAoo oae' 'fAha
CAFORNiA DRIED RRUIrsThs trade promises quite re'on
the" tho general Introduction Aen DRYING and .. curing
machine There quite number Of nrge se'H, q,
in operation different paris Of the sste he s
this nduy will be only the supplying Of The Pacse s9pe
Dnei Fruits required but give large and superior h
favoa5y with tie choicest OF Ens-ns o Pi, for
p, IN 10 az. E1 20 10 Ana Apple. at 2se Is Apso zoe
do Ddei Fruits en eyspOrstng process aureus much
on the saving immense bo freight AID IN Transporting oil
ID IDS to distant points and worth care.n consideration 70 i9s
al 1sr purposes $50 bags OF fresh ones ana aso VI
Pea gazing 10 10 equal for family ~ cass Irn-u
ng ID the rule applied to all aus ana ~
eau - Cherries &C. ID at Doc is equal to 10 u iresh
COTFE-rhs for Rio quiet on account OF mere oen
SIX here to operate upon prices dm we qroe oina
cg, az 5Ql5 Fair DO at l7Gl7i,; Good 70 al - 2U
lS Prime 2O320ac AL eI,rene range Tor ois oa@
90 gold y d. 60 aai 90 day credit! u II sAe: are SAM xa
small oobing trade JiA quoted at E-4-o' anu " io
CANADA PBAs-T market better; the demand fair sales ci
100 bos. ., 81 80 = nash. f'ee. ,.,- $500. /,
in small lots held 6n while Bac~beries are soade
easier The shipments from California two toas OF teaches par
chased sG5 &c there IS cGnsdeTaoe aes,S 49,.
Pears &c q D. The AdenS evapotaung process suac"
nuc attention. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
CATTLE MARKETS.

ALpASY Oct SC Receipts Of 1926 cars against 6i6 last
week medium grades 2 anu common tc ou hghes
price, 7l4c >, ,Iu.. p...;,,. ~ an,
loads scan Lambs 52d6c for common TO fsr
p6 re gooi 7a for extra sheep-fGoc for common
10 fair 8 L2c. 4 70 good; DC. for extra
MUCH and in good demand at SoodSfo m
3CATrLR quiet and weak AZ unchanged prices ne
ceip,s 800 head. Shipments 100 head
HOGS nonnal So 404s6 IS for good to choice
900 head Shipments 900 head Unso in $4,000 head
SHEEP quiet aud unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
14a; Reading Railroad 55t; Pennsylvania Railroad,
54.; Gold. lf0t.
THE LAKE SHORE RAILROAD AND IT'S
70 the Rd;for Of The Tribune.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: As there has been much newspaper
talk OF the Of tho Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway In negotiating t3o0ooo OF Its conso
dated second mortgage bonds at about 90 per cent
and these bonds will probably be soon offered to
the public it may be we'll to state the exact position
which they hold lien upon the property OF
the Company. Although these ,bonds are not &C.
cured BY "second" mortgage. there can DO
no doubt but what they good and
safe Investment the prceso good that the wonder Is
that with the great abundance OF money they were not
long since taken up No doubt can exist OF the Com
panys ability to sufficient sum TO meet all Its
present interest liabilities, and the Company still
hold OF authorized issue OF these same
bonds DO lack Of funds to provide for the
improvements to roadway and additions TO equipments
which it's business may require. The following state
ment of the Company's liabilities will show the position
which this mortgage holds and 1t will be seen that upon
no portion Of the lien does 1t hold better than NTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

The export clearances Of domestic produce for the
week ending Sept. %. were $5,27S759 in currency
valuation The specie movement is given elsewhere
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered Gold cleared, S27.17O,OOO; gold balances
s1.7Os,2ss; currency balances $l,sS5,75s. The fol-
lowing were the quotations:
,o.oo liOs llOis l:OO...ll0h 2iS0 .."ll0 e
3V:y0 ii0ie i2:oO. iiOls l:S0.."1l0k $500. ITO
Si;00 .ii0L l2:yo...li0h 2;0o....llOs eiioS
The days business at the U. 5. Sub-Ireasury
comprised:
S5S6ztu o. Cerreno, ps
l5SaS1I | oOT ooo 90
Gold 90, 2ysSi % Accommodation
Curreocv receipts fVo'oio 10
We annex closing quotations. ior 'oIeien "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
yKoS x.v-,oRx FOR THE WEEK ENDING


To,al,2l25 Ss92U5 Ss23l21 227 59i076 53S.95o
SINCE SEPT |, 1874 - .
Pork bbIs Bacon. ~ Lard 10 Beef &c. Sheese To-
S,OG2 6O53.2ss 5.l2lO92 6368 914293S 2'9s"iS
YEAR
1883 9439978 l36i892 1884 l2,l48,5O0 3514l6S
HOps-Tbe market without change since last baye are
holders firm their prices there
doing The country market, are hrner
about 900 bales Oregon has some lOo acres
eo 200 acres The shipments East by rail from San Francisco
a0a"'' "'qu0N Ct.pn.I C.pn:
American Crop ls7s"i6@i5 ODDS, all grea'h'..., ssl2
American Crop 1873 iSags roTsSn na,
PETROLEUM-Por Refined the market was quiet and prices
quot without change quote Tor spot ana
future the extent Of 500 bills at &C.
up to Oct steady ct l7 NaPhtha quoted a, "a
lie icr Western City shipping order AZ Philadelphia there Is
A quiet and remain about the sane ne primary
markets rule follows Oil CITY firm at 81 O2adS 70 Poeam
Centre Ttusle 6rmer at III az w housewife
ouiet At S5aS7 Toue dull and unchanged Paker nm and
unrbsnged. g., -.
RICEThY. continued GOOD inquiry and holders are very n az
the recent sales Of Carolina al tdSc 10, rs W i
Raasoou At s06 currency and LOUISIANA at Goc or Fsn
was only moderate business in Raw Sugars after
the recent activity last which erceeted
Known in the trade holders sill hm the sales TO-DAY
128 bids Cuba Musco5sdo at S 200 mus 90 90 goo IT,
$50: 1873 at S7sc lS5 hhds Ceniuga q.
a. bd. Mo,ses sugars and 5000 boxes including Moasses
suaIs To Ceuyai At d9 We quote Pair Good Refining az
1880 Prime DO 87sc Centrifugal hhds and boxes NOS
d IN ,sr amsus 4, Ga dIOs, sot Yellow lO2al01 for
Soft White ii &c Gnrulsted; le Tor Crushed ana iF
O sKgpsco,er quiet at loaa1O'. Timothy quoted at - 7oS
So 95; for .PlaI SO % was bid ,,, j., vv,
sTEARIN is dull and unchaDgec quoted OF 5e for western
TALON quiet prices remain about tue same lily quoed d
WHISKY dull and nominal; held at 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05

Railroad bonds were not especially active Cen
trail Pacfcs receded to 92l and Union Pacific Frsts
to 81. c. C. and l. c. Frsts reacted to ~ The fol-
loving were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-10-05
ylA.-rhs clesrances from san Francisco
Blual TO (of 80 ny 0i2 h,.h



HAY AND sTRAwshppng grades quiet retail lots
h and fair demand quote the former at 80 965 and the
latter at soc 9s 05 Clover 55d7o and Salt 80 q60c Straw
a ana nominal 6Od65c for Long Rye, 4odo5e Tor short do
NAVAL sTOREs-Po Strained Rosn the market is again very
quiet and value: somewhat weaker note offerings OF good
sraned " 42 without buyers Spirits Turpenne met with light
demand and values are shade stronger sales OF ZO Dds al 3'
5O0 bb sold late yesterday evening 80 Tar and Fitch quiet
unchanged sales OF 500 b 49, ct the close the
market for Spirits Turpentue Is drm at BIC. ~
PROVISlONSTh dAy week left Pork market dull and
lower with strong inclination the part OF the principal holders
rea uce then the business has increased and to effect sales
promptly further Considerable abatement made the business Tor
the future has been fair largely maturing contracts for this
month but good local demand hiss prevailed the mh
lower prices current stimulating the inquiry find stock greatly
reduced notwithstanding the extreme current contracted wt
last shen Mess sold at S6 have bad large business and
Ms against 47SS bb the corresponding week last year, the
the month OF September LOAF bb against lou
bbIs for the corresponding month last the exports
for September been remarkable reaching 16 4l bb
the trade for the
month high After the report Of the stock the in
specou public better demand and finer feeling
Pork the dem,nd chiefly for
OF 300 bb at 81 15dS22 80
25O bbls S22 IS for erpot $50 bills at 81 0O seller
So IS bid October Beef steady and quiet sales 80
bb l0adlc Plain Mess SIS for Packet: SIS for Family
light sales 100 Extra India Mess at $50 Cut Meats
dull cured especially fresh fairly active; sales of 2OO Picked
Shoulders ga D9Ia 600 Picked Hams at 12l4c: 500 do
Smoked IA c 1000 fresh Shoulders 4d7 900 fresh Bel
heayy 80 City Long Clear, I2ic Dressed
lower and close que quote at SitdSos Tor Wy
bu rmer for dull for the futuTe sales OF 2oo
Mestern at lAa.; 100 ties. City do at 1895.
BUrryRhe market fairly active for state the supplies are only
Moderate prices have upward n1enc Western Of hne grae
meeting inferior grades plenty and unstable We
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

FRIDAY Oct. g. 1874
The following complete us, Of exports shipped vessels which
to-day for foreign ports:
AscoSA-Bsrt Malta.
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Goparlnersnlp Notices.

vVNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the firm nsme Of BEACH
BRETTAAN Druggist 533 Hrdsons NewYos IL this day dis
b sand james Beach TO continue The bust
all liabilities Of Aforesaid opsrtner NIP James u
Beach, FreL. J. Bretnsn.-Dated Oct J. 1874.
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THE MARKETS.
lCsrefullv reported tor tbs TRrsyss.

WEEKLY STATEMENT OF IMPORTS.
The following are general merchandise the port
york for the kend g., 1874: