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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

3. T. xslrsss, of Rockingham county, has
been commissioned Notary Pubic
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26

Patrons u Hsshanary.-Asst. Deputy
Moore, Of Clarke county, organized
Grange at Edinbnrg. ON the nth inst. call
ed the .Shenandoah Grange with the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-02-26
HARD TIMES
! ds5kNEk sroRE

where will always be glad to - you
and show you goods
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

servant. and ifyou find that I have
betrayed my trust Or failed to ex-
ercise my abilities IN assisting to
enact such wholesome and sound
laws rs were al honor To our
statute books for the good Of nv
constituents and credit to myself,
or shrank from the responsibility
Of doing my whole duty as a State
Rights Democrat, as I claim to be
Of The old Jefersouian school,
as handed down through Andrew
Jackson and John @. Calhoun,
don't cast your vote for me; but If,
on the contrary, you find that /
did lend my best energies to hon
est legislation and performed my
whole duty as a public servant,
uuhinchingly and that 4 have filed
up the measure of public expecta-
tion upon these grounds, and upon
these grounds alone, feIl0w-Citi-
zens. / ask your support through
the ballot-bex, the great palladium
of liberty, on the first Monday in
November next
Respectfully,
WI. II. GILL.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
THE WEEKLY ECHO
Pu5IsIs,y EDery Saturday Moraiag,
AT
1,AKlG CHARLES. La.
Tnrnas 81 snbserin ntion.
ParI,la invaIiabIy % advanoe.
ADVERTISING

ger Sor.are, no lines or fess1 81 80
gzvarv subsequent insertion. 80. | 90
announcement Of candidates for
Office. ..-.-. s5.-.-- -..plU w
French s. extra.
Marriage and Death Notices ST. 90
sObituury Notices 10 cents line.
Advertisements sent in for pubhca-
-sion. when there are no directions, Will
Ne inserted in English and French, and
when time il not limited, viii be con-
,finued until orders are received I; and
charged accordingly.
Liberal discount 10 those who adyer-
4ise loy the year or quarter
Nocreditwin be givenfo Advertising
or job work, except by special agree
ment,
business and place Of residence, With
Daper included, Twelve Dollars per
.annum.
ANNOUNCEMENTS - CandIdapes LOT
office, (simple announcement OF ten
hines or less,l $40; for l'olice Jury, 50.
In French, S5 extra.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

Too OFTEN TRUE-Sonae men
take too much money out Of their
business to expend il household
expenses and lavish display, and
speedily bring themselves to tbs
verge Of bankruptcy. One old
gentleman, who had commenced
life as 4 poor bo4, has, hy master
ing the difficult steps to final fsuc-
cess, gained considerable wealth
as a merchant when he arrived as
old age he retired "a private lite.
to live ia ease and comfort on his
income, leaving . prosperous bnsi-
ness in che hands of bis son.
In three years the young man
was bankrupt. he bad failed ia
business, and was compelled To
take q position 81 clerk IN 4 stran-
gers store.
His father was asked why ID was
that, in 4 business ii which he
had succeeded so vel, his son had
tailed.
He gave this characteristic am
sweg tFYhcn I first commenced
business my wife end I 6ved on
porridga. AS inv business in-
creased We had better. foods and
when L could s.ord il We had
chicken, Bat. you see, 10hnnla
commenced With che chicken 8rsA
DAYTON. Ohio. has sos GRAIN ol-
evat0rs, The grain, however, as
,t,,-eke9 90 ike isrst,sT f,ss,r
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19


Jas. A. Collins. J. @. A[unday,
M. p. Smart, u. C. Dees,
J. A. Kinder, y. s. Hawkins,
john Kuhn, ". p. Woods,
Thos. Hansen, Jacob Ryan,
JAS. P. Geary, John Smith,
NJ. j. Neal, Frank ByerlY,
Lewis Cooper, w. CT Rasbury,
ID. p. Lvles, H. O. Lyles.
q. j. Elder, J JMcCoFauodale,
J IL. Hewitt, Jas. Perkins,
M. M. Perkins, S. j. Perkins,
III. O. Gill, Dan Hortman,
j. H. Robinson, David H. Lyons,
Thomas Hutton, Dan OKeiie,
7. q. Leblue. Henr; Reimes,
John lies, q. IN. Prater.
Jos Roy, ]. A. Perkins,
John Akers, H. ID. Nix,
y. B. Bridges, Jos Moss,
Jos Il. Bilbo, Robt Booth,
Arsen Leblue, Ursin Breanx,
Simeon Leblue, Baloma Leblue,
julie Leblue, J Rigmaiden,
R. M. Dufa, MI. Sanette,
j. @. Brewer, Vim, Small,
james Haley, 4. Il. Harnett,
A. o. Pithon, u. "A. Turner,
i. J. Tharp, A. j. Perkins,
II. ID. Reeves, w. A Lyons,
Eli Berry, E Perkins,
i. Wilson, w. T. Lyle.
J. Simmons, H Escoubas,
q, "A. jackson. Vol Boyer,
a. Eseoubas, J. A. Andrus,
.. j. Hewitt, w. Fairchilds,
Dan McCorquodale.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
can bY the People.
CALCAsEU PARISH, La, l
August 81. 1874.

The WEEKLY ECHO win please
announce orr friend W. VI. Smart
as a candidate for Parish Judge,
to whom we pledge our undivided
support and pledge our reputation
that he viii serve III elected.
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DAYTON, Ohio. has SOS gram el-
ovators, The grain, however, IS
elevated Ia its LIQUID form.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19
PAINTING.

S TERMS FERTILTzER
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-09-19

Honse. So and oTnanlental
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

SIS for extra city India mesa Beef hams met with
moderate inquiry but without resulting In Tansac ions
OF consequence quoted ut $A for Western CUT me ss
continued hrm In value, but the demand, as for the pass
picked sholders at sc per d. 500 smoked DO At loc
lOAc 5O picked hams at l3Xc- l31c- Loo smoked
DO At i5Ac ltfc, 200 fresh hams at llxc- &c ana
2l1 lbs OF picked bellies at from IlAc Hc per 10
prices were no lower; quoted At b,sc, spot We heard
terces for October al n}.c. and 20 tierces sellers
ton, SIX m0ntha at il.c.
RnE-fhe distributing business fair in both do
mestsc Sna toregn and the market ruled steady Sales
~ uercso Carolina within the range of 7c TIC. for
air nc; nc Tor good and INC axe for prime ZO0
bags o. ksngoon at &C. 6hc per ID. Patna quoted at
sUGAn-rhe market for raw sugar generally speaking
was quiet but renamed firm on the basis Of Shc sac
for fair TO good Cuba We heard sales including 400
do at sc, 2l3 hhds of Martinique at nc. slc LOIS
at SIC, and 50 boxes Of berone at ssc; Refined
lated. We quote Cuba-Renning, inferior TO com
Sc: soSS to prime szc sc; sfessry. fs.I e good
hhds and boxes Nos s to is, SIC bye; mossses,
SoIs. bn:sS standard, sSs Us Szc s,so Do % 70
d s s aa ao 10 70 70 g. ioc % &c vhits dc 1s iee e Is
lIRe. Porto Rico-Renning, common to prime 7s.c. a
Exc grocery, fair to choice sxc s1c. Brazl-Dntch
standard Nos. to II be SIC JaV-Dutch
ahsas sna extra sapsrior ps .e aS' Sani'AsuDeF'0F
sTKARINK was dull and lower. Sales 5000 lbs. of city
TALLow was quiet, but nrm at SIC per h. for prime
city Sales 50 600 lbs at $50. q s4c per 10.
WHIsKrY.-Reccipts 5s3 bbls, the market opened
steady, but closed moderately active NC per gallon
lower Sales 5o bbls at 81 os and $50 bbL 81 07c
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

dALvEsroN Sept q, 1874
s'1! SSdls: esa!esss s1 Ssa S
Nxw oRLxASs, Sept q, 1874.
@ S.1s: i tSSr saies 100 S' last 's svsSi1s f 800
80 MOBILE Sept %, 49,
Sss.Siss ssSssp s 60 ''''
Gotten ,y easy demand fair midalinsl Ahc i4hs;
- $ssa & @ s::s s:sf1a7 sss. s'
:,T:;psd iew :isS .ns
'S & er yeo% dip Virgin fsr aue, ss
,.s s: xsssss dss
round lot. offered af Corn unchanged sales 100
Sqs I'D ss'sy sa
sss ss.sss :ss M e. Sd u;
tic hs;. sS a @ 3srf D;sE fsE:
SSsf s p%Ser aS corn Cans s d.
barley, L63a 600 feet lumber
Lake and rail- imports for the last twenty four hours:
Ct. IS ,ssSs Ssas :&s%sr'i
s !5:,shs: @ :iaf ys.s
ss1ss isGs:%Sss';:s:' ;'::s :.:j;
Sorn Se iI'ss na ss
9Oc. Ole. closing At the former figures Oats quiet;
sales No 2iosdo e. &c Rye nomnS an S,s voc SaGiey M
81 60. Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Sept 23, 1874
Flour was steady. Wheat active and higher No 1
spring q O2 81 o. No ?do, 81 nh spo s9so septen
| $780, 86He Corn active and unsettled No mixed
sold at sskc cash; s4Ac. sep,embesr HKc; Octo6er
s4c seller all the year, closing At 7sc high mixed.
sales No at sAc cash: SEC. sepsember tss October
white Sc; rejected, soAo Rye steady; No sold a.
q q cash Or september; ssK october; ko 5 Do sec.
ket Arm for long options at SIS IS seller all
the year; ss % s%eilsr % January =. La.d steady.
Bulk meats aIiet and UNCHANGED no sales. whiskey
steady at 81 o. On open board this afternoon wheat
was unsettled and lower st 9shc. September, &c.
October Corn slc cash and September, 79kc October
Oats 5ltzc. spot 47Ac. 47sc October Receipts-h00
bbls aou5 1900 bushels Whest lloo0 do corn, 5000
1900 bbs nour lo6, ,0O bushels wheat 100000 do
| 1900 do oats 5000 do barley.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

At meeting OF the Produce Exchange on Tues
day afternoon several amendments to the bylaws
OF the organization were proposed TO the Board OF
Managers the principal Of which concerned the
date and hour OF holding the annual election the
disposition OF the surplus fund, and additional
amendments relative to settlements by and with
members who fail to meet their contracts. 1t was
ordered that. as the amendments had been ap-
proved by the Board of Managers the members OF
the Exchange should vote on the same
yesterday and either ratlfy or reject them.
President OF the association, ordered the ballotnR
to commence There was iul attendance but
only 347 gentlemen voted out OF the 500 who are
connected with the organization, and the amend
meuts were adopted.
The committee appointed to confer with the
railroad companies, with reference to the deliv-
cries OF grain, are e:-Messrs. Carlos Cobb. Lewis
Roberts, r. s. LDbs Charles f. Hickox and j. H.
Herrlck.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
REAL ESTATE,

At the Exchange salesroom yesterday Mr.. Jere.
Johnson, Jr., Ofered At public auction the two
pieces of Brooklyn property comprising the prem
ises No. sl4 Union street, west OF Smith street.,
and the cottage located on the northeast corner
OF Central avenue and Elm street.
Mr. James NJ Miller reports the attendance at
the sale of lots at Rockiand Lake, ON Tuesday, as
quite large, and an unusually fair representation
Of dealers from Nyack Tarry town and Yonkers.
The land was sold by the plot and acre, and about
100 acres were disposed or at prices ranging from
$3.50 per acre to s. 900.
sRooKLYx PRoPHRrY-aY yxRR JOHNSON, Jx
lSa bk. h. and l. No 3l4 Union ST. s. s., 2s2 feet W.
of Smith St, lot xxl00 George Merry 800
l2s. and attic cottage, and on n W corner Gen.
trail and Elm St plot l00x00 George Kills. 5000
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Continued Activity on the
Stock Exchange.
@ OIL d 1 O 8 5-S. .
WALL STREET,

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23-6 p. M.
the "bullu feeling. which was SO pronounced
feature of the stock speculation on Monday and
Tuesasy OF this week, was equally apparent in the
dealings to-day.
opened firm and we're active anq strong in the
frst half hour of business. During the first call
there was slight reaction and before noon the
market suffered decline OF 4 to q of per cent.
stifenng again later and recovering to the
highest point of the day. Erie was lead
ing feature, advancing 1Z per cent and SELL
ing at 37x. This advance was in sympathy
with an Improvement in London, where a favor
able report daily expected of the English account
ants and the Engineer Of the Board Of Trade Is
being discounted in current dealings At the Sec
ond call the market again suffered fractional de-
cline, which was subsequently recovered, the late
dealings showing a strong market the prices in
many cases being the highest made since the in
ception Of the present upward turn. The greatest
activity was In Northwest and st. Paul, Union
Pacific, Erie, Lake Shore, Rock Island, Wabash,
Western Union, Ohio and Pacific Mail. The ad-
vance for the day ranged from to TX per cent.
The total sales OF the day reached an aggregate
OF 217,0o0 shares, the largest dealings being In
Lake shore, Pacific Mail, Union Pacihc, North
western, Erie, st. Paul and Ohio and Mississippi,
in the order named. notable feature OF the
days speculation was the share which the 80
called granger stocks had in it. The subjolned
table gives the sales in each stock and also
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

opened and closed at 1Osx, selling in the mean
time at 109A. The carrying rate was per cent.
Loans were also made fat. The customs receipts
here to-day were $423.O00; for the week ending
September 49, at all the ports, 50, ,Oo0 900. The As.
sistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 in re-
uemption Jf hve-twenty bonds and $4,000 on
Interest account. Three hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars, 1ve-twenty bonds, were received at
The Treasury for redemption to-day. Total Of
June call received to date, s1,sso,OOO The steam.
ship Scotia. for Europe to-day, took out $2el, ,OOs
silver bars.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was steady and firm on the basis Of 4.s4H for prime
bankers sixty day sterling and 4s7 for short
sight nominal rates, with selling rates 4.s3h and
AS6h respectively. Continental was quiet, Reicn-
marks o. and 96x, CaDes 96 Prime Paris 5.l6h
and al3A. Five Thousand pounds sterling bullion
was Withdrawn from the Bank or England on bal
snce to-day. The rate for money at the London
STOCK Exchange in government securities to-day
was per cent.
continues, without new features, to 8 per cent
On call and 5h ~ per cent for prime mercantile
paper, according to the length OF time it has to
run. The national bank notes received at Wash
ingtOn for redemption to-day amounted to
$4,000. The Internal revenue receipts to-day
we're $4,000
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
for American securities were generally quiet and
steady, closing up firm. Erie was exceptionally
strong in London, and advanced, for the reasons
given above, from 33N TO 34X 34H. Closing prices
London, At five p M. were as follows:-COnsols
money 92H; do, account, 92h s2x; fve-twenty
bonds, 1885, DID, 1OSk; do. 1867, 109h; teu.forty
bonds, 1O4k; new nves, 1O4H 1O4h; Erie, 34H a
S4H. Union Pacific nrst mortgage bonds advanced
per cent to-day in Amsterdam and are now
quoted at Tx. Rentes at Paris were easier and
closed at 63f. 20c. Liverpool advices report fur
ther advance OF Sd. on consols
GOVERNMENTS
were nrm upon moderate dealings, closing as
Iollows:-Unlted States currency skies, HIS a
117k; do. skies, 1881, registered, III 117l;
do. do, do. coupons, 1172 11Sh; DO five
twent1es, 1852 registered, 112k o 1l2A; do.
do, do., coupons, 1879 113; do. DO, 1854,
registered, ia q ll4A; DO. do do, coupons,
1l5 ll5x; do. do, 1865, registered, 114x a
IFS; DO. do, do., coupons, u5X 1l6A4; do. do,
do, new registered, 1l4T 1151z; do. do, do,
coupons, 115k a 1l5x; do. do, 1867, registered,
1l5x 11ex; do. do, do., coupons, uex NIX; do.
pons, ICY all7h; do. ten-lorties, registered, uOx
o IloZ; do. DO, coupons, 11lk I1h; do, fves,
1881, registered, 11lx 1l2; do. do, do, cou-
pons, lllH q liz.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
continued strong and in active demand, with the
Pacific issues as the leading features. Central
Pacific bonds closed at sis. . Ok and Union Pa
cincs SsX $50 for frsts, ssX ssss for land
grants and 76h 76A for sinking funds. western
Pacincs. 50 s3h. The following were the latest
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

The sales were about $50 90 bnses at 81 81 Tor
.afs! s'5'1s 'I5 ny
rs s3p;:E fsI iRt sis
ne sales Sag sOOS D%sns h. ~ f
il %,sS
ssSy ,s:ns: s s.!s: is%
active and nominal n the absence o. transactions
The chsr,eIinv iess active, still there wis
:s ssSsss
AIN a. 'es
I Ss DSI ~ 1885, y s'ss1
bark Cork orders to the tinted Kingdom
s.sa hence puaSes e fn
kso to bS c Inc
S5 SB55ysf ins ssS same
Se Ts | S ns a @ P 5
% n e Wis eS s
re- |;: .s; 'Ess; sS'
sS slase % s,1
$isSSssa s;s :.ssS
Sc DC: maseosaao refining Sc Sc .sc; - DO dg
f,ssd!y S &c ' y.r rp5S S!saas EsS os 90 s English
NAVAL sroaEs The market for spirits Of turpentine
was active and firm. closing at 36c. for nerchantable
order n yard We heard Of sales Of 500 bbs II ysTd at
&c st.ai1sd rosin was in demand ana drm closing M aS
@ b5i, M a. " 50 30 ebis OF good strained At 81 - ysrd
steady at - 70 tor Washington and 81 so for whining
tor city delivered.
PRraoLruu.-For refined the market was quiet, but
Arm closing at 121sc. spot mouth We note sale OF
Loo bbls for September at l2hc Crude In bulk was
firmly held at 5c, which price above the views OF
bnycrs Cases were held with confidence at from 7c
Ike Naphtha quoted frm 9c. for Western and lie:
for prime city, The Philadelphia market was duh and
and month Later $500 bols sold for September de-.
livery attic Reports from the oil producing points
Csrs s,i q 9uiss marie, With qno:a',%ens % as 0ows
05s Tdeouts re rarters immediate shipment ,n goc
Gu. meats lM do lard, none fne market ar for mess a
Al S3 2s !60 bbis October delivery, at s2 and 2s
bbls, for do, 1t SIS 05 Bacon-The market was firm
bat inactive We heard OF sale OF 80 boxes OF long
clear at c short clear quoted ncmnally at the same
price. Dressed hogs quiet and quoted within the
range of &c. exc which was lower. Beef continued
quiet The sales in iobbing way foot up 20 PACK
ages at steady prices with the range Of ~ $is
or SnA AAss tiAsaAs ~ a23 for India do do and ~
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.

increase In tho Value or Property in
tho City and County Towns for 1874.
Mr.. Edward B. Cadley, clerk Of the Kings county
Board OF supervisors, has prepared the following
interesting tabular statement OF the valuation OF
taxable property In the city OF Brooklyn and the
Eve county towns during the year 1874
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
CITY BANK SHARES

CITY BANK SHARES
sold at 100 for Merchants, lib for American Ex-
change and at 100 for Fourth National. Chemical
was Did Tor at $500, against ,22l yesterday. The
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
ten einde:

Aangexfen ac gedaa8de Gen Secfnenden July iaU
uokken net laatste berigt van hem Is Reweest
den vier twntigsten October van hetzede jaar
Chagres xoodat cr mecr dan en aren zyn veroopen
jaren of later 6ewys van aanwcezen OF zyn
lyden Is tngekomen;
Aangezien de gedaagde ten gevoge van cen door
meid Hof BY beschikking den dertig October
lsOtwee eyentg yerleend yerof By exploit van den
drie en- twintgsten April 1905 drie en- zeventis ten
&c ersten male nit krachte vonnis door
gemed Hot op den veeruenden November 1870 drie en-
yeSan m psn Sen % sSaen $50 en-
geveng, ten tweeden male is Redagvaard, laatselyk
ON op den derden July 1900 yier zeyentg gemeld
Hof to vcrschynen tot zoodanH etnde ais by die dag
vaardingen breeder staat omschrovcn;
Aangexen noon de gedaagde noch iemand van zynent
ssn aen schsr BY hes Vonns IN as ooas
dezes vermeld II verleend akte niet-vcrsohynng
den gedaagde met verof tot het dozen dezer derde
h 9p asr oes en Tys ais S
yen:
byken, den gedaagde evcns aanSegaende dat ingeval
dc gedasgde noch iemand xynent op deEs
derdc dagvaarding uogt opkomen alzco MET be-
auirant zai wordea geconeIudeesd DAT Sy vannis
het Hof voornoemd sal worden verkaard dat er regs
vermoeden van dos gedaAgdcn overlyden bestaat on
en- veertig met verdere aanzeggnG aan den gedaagdc
dat Johan George Status Muller, Praktzyn by merge
med Hot ais zOodanR den oischcr IN uele za DIV
occuperen zynde de kosten hlervan voor my Denr-
waarder Zeven gulden WI zovenug centen, ais:
Fxpiot %
Psasins in ic Nicawsbaden .................... 50
TN
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

$500 Missouri SIS, II. .
1000 Missouri 1s, '7S.
l7UU0 Missouri 6's, | b. .
1000 s c 6's, n, non 4.
3UO0 Brooklyn 6's, "
1000 N Y State SIS, rs.
1000 Chi. Il ] / Pac Ns
1910 do. ..bC
1000 Del, l. Il W con. D..
SOUO Del 4 II r. 81 b G
lOO0O CAN W G c & b. bC
5000 Nor 4 Es LIST N. -.
5000 Nor d Es 7's, n. .
3OOU Erie ID IN. .......
500 Cen Pac e bds- .
500 I'm pac RR lst- .
5000 DO. -.
$500 Un Pac rs lg....
5000 Un Pac skg I'd. b.
1000 do.
1900 DO. .......-.-..,
lDO d0...........sa
100 st L / ] n ID.
IOOO InternA1, lst. -,
1000 N I G 8s. 'S. .bct
~ shs Am Ex B'k...,
80 Fourth Nat Blk.
~ Merchants Bk.
20U Harlem RR -bc b:
The New York herald., 1874-09-24
CLOSING PRIOgs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


tAFutures"-FlOur Dull-Wheat Low er-
Corn LOwer-Oats Firmer-Pork Low
cr-Lard Easy-Freixhtss steady-Groce-
r1es Firm-PetrOleum Dull and Un-
chanEed-Navni Stores Firm-Whtskey
Easier.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23-8 P. NJ
The merchandise markets continued irregular,
and prices were uncertain, constantly changing at
the Produce Exchange. Breadstufrs were unset
tied and lower. Flour was dull. Wheat was de-
cidedly lower but active at the decline pretty
heavy business was done for shipment at the
lower prices quoted under the appropriate head.
Corn was oui and lower. Oats were frmer for
prime. Whskey trife OF. Pork and lard were
irregular and fuctuating the bulk of the sales
being at lower prices Freights were quiet and
steady Cotton met with a fair demand, with spot
ruling easier and futures" rmcr. The dealings in
grocerie fair and the market continued firm. Pc
troleum ruled dull, but without appreciabe change
in value. Naval stores were in demand. ard firm for
both spirits and rosin.
CorroN.-The market for spot cotton has generally
been quiet with sales at irregular prices in
showing concession Of Nc. per III, in the Of
large lot which indicated 51c. for low middlng "Fu-
tures'' feverish. under effort to corner Sep
tember deliveries the transactions showing advance
3l6c, and for the later months 32c ll6C, atwhch
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

nURsUANT TO AN oRDBR OF THE HIGH COURT
,f cbsnccry In the matter Of the eleventh and
twelfth Victoria, chapter @ and in the matter Of the
fort Coylc deceased effected with the Guardian Fire
and Life Insurance Company. No ll7 all persons
ment new three per cent stock or 70 the dividend.
Company Of the Bank Ireland to the credit Of said
matter are their solicitors on or before the goth day
Of October 1874 TO come In and prove their claimA At
the chambers Of the Vice CHANCELLOR the Four Courts
Dublin or in default thereof they viii be peremptory
excluded from the benefit OF the said order
wcdne sday the iith day Of November 1874 stl O'Clock
in the st the said chambers Ia appointed for
hearing and adudic atlng upon thc'clatms
Dated this 25th day OF July, iHA
A, 7. UHACTERTON Chief Clerk.
THOMAS DONNELLY,
Solicitor for BENJAMIN Coyie,
No. 81 Dame street. Dublin, Ireland.
The New York herald., 1874-09-24

For future delivery basis low midd,ng, the sales have
September 1900 bales at Is lI6c. October, 900 At
Is l6c; November. 100 at Is 632c December 800 at
l5lS a6 At IS 7!s2c & January %U a. March Ma LOO
ioS at isR loo a, is 1850 100 at is lsisc, zoo a;
Is 2tS2c BOO at Is i3l6c 100 V at Is 29 Sc 400
at l5/c; October lU0 at = s.lSc So st 7,s2c goo
at IS $50 zoo at Is s.lsc:, coo at is Isle
SO .. s ID JsnHaTy q, 800 AZ as
so 'ss Is SO fca a. oS BALES bales:
Grand total aSeo bales The rece,yts at the
ports were Galveston, sh3 bales; New Orleans SOS;
Mobile 49, snysnnah LSls Charleston .d $50 M MWiming
Ssiphis S"setsl 10 bales. DAY lsss wssk Sss
bales This day last year, 4S3o bales Rates cotton
70 foreign ports quoted tbus;=ro Havre, BY sail,
Iiyerpoc. Sy steam, Va by sail, fled ''o' ~
CovvEx.-Late yesterday there was quite an active
Was drmer To-day the inquiry has been isiI resulting
terms and at Baltimcre 1900 bags on pri,
vate terms and 800 bags Lubec, at l9c. We quote
good ao issc slc. prime do. lsssc Sc "S; e1,
treme range lots Is 2c Java government bags,
&c 26c. DO, grass mats, &c. &c; Ceylon, l7c.
Isc Mar.csibGs s MS sc bom,SSn hagaayra r. fc
PorIo Rico iSc ishc- Costa Rica, Ice isc Me Hcan
tic. lsc. Angostnra Hc lsc; sayanis, lsc, lsc
Cqraeos iss nc gold and p,dSe 20 days n S ,,.
2s 7Ss busheis Corn, ise do; oats sIss DO Ths
-four market tinued dull but prices were without
decided change The sales since Last report foot up
about 5000 bbls. at figures within the range OF the
and arIn We note urner sales Of 900 bbs At SIS 20
for Brandywines and - Is - Is for Western yellow
also sacks at 81 for southern yellow and 81 10 for