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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-20

I IVAoLs WI II0'A IINNUIFl u YUM s1I
Tickets 81 90.
Our lottsries are chartered by I5e STATE, ~
alw.ys drawn az tho Lins nnned, eui al! 6gss
ings are under the sGPer',sion 81 sworn com-
missiOncrs,
The official drawing viii be published in The g..
Of tickets
We viii draw a similar scheme the la.g DAY Of every
month during tho year 1874,
Remit 1t Gun rss By post Office money order, regis
tered letter, draft express. send los rCuar
Address Nl RRhi, MILLER 81 CO.,
tIP. @. boy 2Ili. Sg. Louis, No.
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MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
BY STATE Authority All
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN Sr. LoUIs
Grand Single Number Scheme.
10000 NUMpRRg

GLASS Q, To BIZ DRAWN March 81, 1874
$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 20 100000.
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-ons,ors-i:ichArd J. Oglesby and John A.
.lgan.
Representative Eighteenth District-isaee
lgmontS
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
Total number of members


Total number of members Of conycniion.lI5 ii
On motion. a Convention of the party was
cal" 10 he held at Carson City on the eth
day Of Scrtenbrr. 1871.
pn motion. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved. That we recommend to the vari-
tees of the State of Nevada To- appoint prima-
rv meetings for the election of delegates to ihc
state and County Conventions in accordance
with the abova aprortonmrnt.
Resolved, That cheap Transportation for
both articles Of consumption here and articles
"t production to be Transported to markets is
actually necessary for The we'll being and pros
perity of the state. and that we favor tho
passage 6t Il law by our next Legislature resu-
latng he tariff ef rairoadrciGht> and fares on
roads in this state. preventing uni ust di>crim-
ination, thus reducing the cost of living tor
our miners and labor,rS. and kcrpine the
money amongst uS i'll legitimate trade. instead
of sending it into the vaults Of railroad com
pani2S.
HcsoIved That We arc in favor Of taxing
the property of Railroad companies the same
as other properly, and that tn" property Of
railroad comiani"s should be assessed IL near
its actual cash value aS other property is now
assessed,
RcSo'ved. That all voters who are in favor
Of The foregoing reSo utinrS. ana opposed to
the administration OF | . :. Grant. arc invited
called. and to act with the Democratic aid
Liberal f'arty in The ensuing canpaisn in Ne
vada. j. ]. ElohBEN.
Chairman pro TEN.
". :. HoNXIFlfLp. Secretary pro tenn.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
TO TINE EaEMH:RS OF THE nEPuE.
LIcAM Party CT EUREKA
COUNTY.

~ , ,,,,1.,,f>-, ,,, ~, ~ ,,,,-,r,.. y.
\ \ -Hr'Ei ~ 'r IN ~; l'N
4 oi tiS 1el l3oiit'i '"'iliN til'iH ih-
hiIl'e' "l I.'n' II c"di.E, no" rrStHtT III IT.
rrha county, ho'Hrn az thr town "l h'feh"'
June IL I>'i' IN, ltiIr"lh- rltaHbsS ana
f",o,Htlph> were ad" l''t'
nefe'-; ne "hd'r,i"h'u were oE inc
la>t .ei4hiicah 1nN"hii%h "i i.anu"f e"aiitN,
nplulntca Sun-' 'i'f"i ,nihHlllt"e' |" ny :
t,ci the tHttits,> oi iie iol'"piitai iallA ~
thI, h"ttl4n y tandr count, now COMPRISED
WI, "lthih me IihailS OF iafoNa cn1iiE' ana
h'I'"> >'Hu i-H' th: '"'hN pa Sii'tH -" 3"
cr'a'''i o"l .. ~" !lt"iI en-! 'hcI" "liht1
me orl%ihai !nlisdie'i"h "i saio Nao-t ei'fa'
'H",hlte'' ahi ,,.- =.
v h}i'"> 'H' honnniltan parry q Salh tN-
reNa r"tiiitA + "llh"at IL I,htfdt committee
"i,|Ih2F "t-sti t1'"n' II !.
hcfra> II l. anohcd necessary ana eNl edi-
ell Tor tAs lHfthftant| "l hcPlthltan tfliel-
i'i'>, Il, "eil a. ior th' >.''or11S AhH hdih.'hN
OF me parry I" "isaii5" ne i'el u"!!ean ~ :
~ "i Euiehd county ~ NJ hii,tintI Het e, Il
'""htE Ncht,ai 'o1iiiNiitre |" u"'e 'tiiiIi NJ
mTe'ihs 81 TN h"F.h4''"h 'hithtloA III ~
rcha co nv N ,tVt'I', ~ ~ II.
ht>"lNtd. nat tIS lGi'"Nii% faac" l5f-
s"hs h', ahd tt'N h'f"9N are arl"ihtcd Il
"ith al the powers ">HhiiH 'e>'tt III Sich
committees; To h"id hhii the hyo'h1, =, thH
lFSt heIteiltar to@Hty 'vHF FHh'lNh u I-t'fN-
kacoultN:
l.. haullt1n, NanIcrhlii.
g. Bali tiue,ar Mo.luiaIn;
M. NJ ShtsieN, Diamond atieN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
LOST EXPEDITION.

lrrom the Chicago Post and Mail Aug. TO-
Two wears ago. the 2lst of this
month, the Austrian steam and sail
vessel Tcgc,thoif. splcndidly manned,
fitted out and equipped. under The avs
piccS of the Austrian Government, tor
three wears of exploration in the Polar
regions, was last seen and heard from
near the Barent Islands, Off the coast
of Nova Xcmbla. Here. in the midst
of terrible snow storm, she pared
company from the little Norwegian
schooner lbsjoern, which had gone
into those waters to meet her and TO
establish supply depot. The pur-
pose of this expedition was to sail L"
the east coast of Nova Icmbla. where
IL bay free from ice was supposed
to be. The celebrated gcographer,
DR.. Petermann, was led TO believe,
hv the results of thirteen voyages
made between 1869 and ISL, that the
waters of the sea around The North
Pole were warmed by the Gulf stream.
The Tcyetthon was TO reach the Carey
Sea, and sailing thence east was to en-
tlcavor to reach Cape eChclyn>kin.w where
j, was to Winter, and communicate
with Europe through Siberia. The
following summer the expedition was
to ret as near rs possible to The North
Pole: test the correctness of Peter
mann'S theory, and then return home
hy way of the Pacific Ocean.
From the desolate day when she
pared from the lbs jocrn. two years
ago, not word has been heard from
or of the Tese;thoff. She WAS built
and equipped expressly for the haz-
ad, of Arctic explorations, could
steam as we'll as sail, was furnished
with provisions and fuel for three
years, and oilicered 10y one of the
best officers in the fleet of Austria, and
manned by a bold, hardy crew of
%orwegianS and DalmatianS. 1t is for
this vessel and her navi.s;l. ors that
great anxiety is now felt. In the effort
to solve the question whether the eX-
pedition is lost, the Russian Govern
si>t by disra,chin.c an expedition in
who may have survived the perils of
the frozen seas. y few months more
will tell the story whether these in're-
l.id advcnturers have added to the
knowlcd e the world possesses about
the North Pole, or whe, her they haze
paid the penalty Of their daring with
their lives. The death list of those
who havo already fallen among the
seas and mountains OF ice in the North
il the effort To pcnetratc into the
mythical Polar Sea. is already Suili-
ciently appalling. and every one will
hope that this latest party will be
found safe, though the history of such
expeditions $ against such proba
hility.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
UNION REPUBLICAN, STATE CEN.
TnEi. COMMITTEES.

At \ MEETING OF THE UNION r.
n publican state Central Committee. held
III Virginia itv, juno ~, 1874. it was
Resolved That Il State Convention Of the
| nion Repuhiican party be held mt " innc-
lnGcra, on Thursday, september -, ls1i. to
nominate Candidates for the following otiiecTs.
tu-wit:
Govrrnor. Lieutenant Governor. Eefrf-
sentative in Congress. two Justices of tho cu-
premo Court long and short terms >ccre-
fury Of state, Attorney General, Treasurer ei
state. Controller Of state, SurveHnr General.
Superintendent Of Publ. instruction. >tate
Min"ralo-ist. Clerk OF the supreme Court.
state iriutrr. and state Contra Committee.
and for the transaction ot such other b0>i-
ness n shall properly come before the Coz
vcntinn.
Resolved. hat each county be entitled to
ono delegate n large, one tor each loo votes
and on. ler each fraction oyer, % votes ea,f
for j. ". lianes. Presidential hleetor, at the
general election Of l>1l.
Resolved. hat the test To be re Iuired o. all
voters at the, primary olpc cii"ns Of the party
shall be: iir>t-Ar" yuu a citisen Il the
| nitcd Stairs and the >tate d. Nevada. or
will Yea b" y lawful voter at the enSa SaIns clec-
tion? ~eeeHa a-Ai you Snprert the nomi-
ness Of the EepuLlican state and County
Convention at the next election?
Rcsolsed. That the several county commits
tees BE- recommended to adopt such Other
means and tastS aS may Sfcm to them ntcr>-
sary to the promotion Of parity and fairness
del Gates are apportioncd to the several
counties rs follows:
huchIii
Douglas
ilko..,..
t>lnrlhiua
iiHh >
iLhc9
ialtl >
i.rcha .
irnS Il
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
IDLiTIC1L.
STATE CONVENTION.

vI'IIE STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF
z the Democratic and Liberal Party met at
Virginia, Nevada. on the 18th Of july. ISL
pursuant to call. Tho following apprortinn-
mcnt of delegates to the State Convention was
nlp,,tpl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
X. a. u. e.,

u EGULAH MEETINGS OF pA0D- -ISRE
lNG. special meetings, nj the call of the
:. q. ;. Sir knights of sister retreats in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
:. l.. kELLl, :. Il. :.
BENd. c. Levy, Recorder jei
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
RGbGkGh Charity DegrfG. /. OF.

l Eebrkah Charity Degree Lodge. l.. @. q.
r., will be held until farther notice OH tio
first and third FRIDAYS Of each month.
Hour of Meeting, o'clock +. VI.
si-tf ". Ii. DAVENPORT, y. G.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
"A. O, H.

lie 4; q. H.. meet every first and third
L SATURDAY ENENINt; of each month.
At o'oeloek. at the corner of Clark and
Monroe streets, until further notice
TlioS. HALEY, Presidcr'
JEREMIAH SuLLINtN, Secretary. arr
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
sNCss .AA-EL i.

A STONE tNp BRICK HOUSE, WITH
y four rce,n~. hard finished. viii he
,oid NJ bargain. tor particulars. inquire
on th. uIcu.i,,>. cu al s;teei, OF OF ". l..
iAl l.ui,, uM ; lin street. ly2>-t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
StraYed or Stolen,

Il horse, branded -. b. ON left hip. also
several Mexican brands. \ reward Of 80
will be paid to any one returning the animal
to Walsh Brothers Stable.
!!l Inn ALIEN. NchAl.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
Fixtures for Sale.

V'liE FIXTURES, FUENlrt RE. ETC. OF
l tirst-ca>s Restaurant i offered for sale
chcan. For particulars inquire OF
je2at w H. CLARK,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
ROAD TAX,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Road Tax for 1874 is now due and
payable To me, without further delay.
j.. II. ALLS, load Supervisor.
fureha. June ~, 1871. lclJ
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
Furnished House to Rent.

,,'o RENT TIN HoUSE FORMER -
| Is occupied by eel E,hbias, ou .A,4..
North Main street. Apply 10
aasl.-,f GEu. fHACIIER 4 Go.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
ENsbYs SALE .

At THE RICHMOND NINA Hot sc
y fitted mp ,or boaldi.ls-housc, contains
lu- three room, and liar lrluire. on tho
premises. BENJAMIN Ml4ClELl.
-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
FOR Al

A HOUSE. CONTAINING TWO ROOMS
\ and ritcheu, situated on ih' hillside.
mar the ~eleol-do.g>.,. lol further partieH-
lals npriy at tue re,ta raut in the Silver
HIicA. fEANh EtbLl~>-
jy->-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
k.OST !!
NOT ICE.

4 IL. PERSONS ARE HEREHY NoTI-
~ fed that Gt.o. Dot GiiEkTY is no lon.-
.r afeu, for the Eureka Market The books
sah he iound mt Montgomery a COS Office
" 3ii>, Fargo X Cos building. All who are
indebted arc requested To make ilpmc,liate
Selie. ieni, und those having claims. 10 me
Sei'' ,nem AT the Office af TIL undersigned.
"'sP McNlGuNEkl \ 60
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For Sale,

4 pESlRALEpNELLING HOUSE, -
situated N >eHth Spring street, a
Wiit b, sold heHp. Apply to
N7 :. A>lllM.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-08-22
For Sale or enG.

4 WI III NNiSIIEI INUEINN IUJ -
l on North Euel street. containing ought
louHs. IrrG> 10 salt purchasers. Apiy 10
iv2'-;f :. RIDGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26

,,a,u,ste Won on continued immunity from serious
sccSent 70 life or property on your road during the
psS sc animal meeting OF the Company will be held at
snsnnaf he sth of October fhe directors going out,
nv rofatier OF service Msssrs VIM. II. Aspnwali,
i5rz Anderson, and W. T. EcCiintick. go.
II Is proposed TO reele.t these three gentlemen "
IL your pleasure they navng kindly consented 70 Servo
Respectfully su'omitted with the auditors report anu
detailed statem1pts . 1,ros,dent
Nee York. Sept. "a, 1874, ,.nou an ,ncr,sse
The earnings OF the road during July snow az
of 10000 and during August OF slsVS ONei % az CNn
Ing months in 1s7s The temporary loans OF the Non
PAM i'm New-York were reported sept ~ al soo'VV''
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway reports earn
tnps for week ending Sept, H. 1874, at Ss''So o.
.ame week in 1878, S6,7s5 20; Increase, S2,S2 5S
Adrian II. Muller Sold at the Exchange Sslesrooms
today 7s shares Unisn Trust Company stock at $40
per share.
The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company announce that they will pay the usua
uuarterly dividend of 81 per cent on Oct ~ al
their Office, No. 81 nge-place
II is announced that the October coupons OF tne
Ohio and Mississippi Ra,lroad Company Will be palS
at the Office of the Company, No. 81 Wali-st, a.
maturity.
The Philadelphia stock market is unsettled; rem
tyfyana Is, III; Philadelphia and Erie kaiiroan
rs; Reading Railroad, SGT; Pennsylvania Railroad
ga. Gold. 1924.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26
I,vp CROCK MARKETS.

s,vY,x sept 2sBr~xsReeeps to-day vs,s ~ s
.t % 6. e. . s lat s is's @:I'
.gn 70: ss Ss % ssca for The and u.
:ss . . s' ss o. u. S, SS Ss sn:
ss.s of s :Pss veg common .
70 is p 70 dre IS and carload s'n Cherokee cattle
'HSS, s wseSasien we're ear. Of Cherokee cattle for NJ B
which q head w we're r :S ss head and cam
One hundedihst cars were for Thompson ana
a. jersey City Lehman Brother, had cars, w,os
Hsalsy ears grSf Co. can B1 s.., e. ,,e car Co
And there were cars for Meyers Co. that sVeda ys'ef
toney MCPHERSON .o ~. Meyers Co ls ylEgs: stssr ~
atfs n TO dress So ~ and s5 DO sesH % e, az
70 rom 90 d i to H . g g a~nr' is: = b.
sO G. v sG for T D. shera 50 % 81
.tsHoi0lc y n dress So N, and for W Adam. 3! ono
sss 'Sfis1 sss s e. ' ss g
.. ss ea 3 az. B. ' q
g ID 81 DO ewt iCls % n and for s.dd H,-
CT . l . . o. 'T g. s s :. ta
iie 10 ,1d .or ehsg' Co 40 Indiana steers 0'a eSi sN
SHEEP AND LlsB-Ava were 10 cars at st.
nssn sIs n: sfas four :snss for
A % y ss and sSS. Hs o.
eos &c ,h ;hssg barely he'd sss own Sheep ranged from
Hume EiOtt sod Si9 State lambs 6s n average 7sc
OHIO d. g. 20 S y e n d. iV g Do % p S
c.nads 70 h. al Sci SO DO, 70 h. q She So do 50 D. staae
s s }S od s. ~ ii i s. a 81 &C. 100
"a ~ Gee, 81 d. SO D. at &C. and 80 Virginia do 100 6
| st6e
1872 State and C.nsds lambs mixed 70i n
age, size 2SS do II n, at Sci la do "a ~ at ssr: 10
d. III 2c; SO 20 b 73; 10 Ohio sheep, 80 ~ Al
5 ~ do O9 B at 6c IL dO l23 d. at &c. and 80 d. s29
Jndd Buckingham sold TIA Ohio sheep rs average 5
p 44b do 50 D. 50 1884 100 h. and SO Ohio lambs 55 To-
| al 7c.
p Lsh sold 1856 Western sheep rs average at 4'sc
| . N.
JelHGe Co. sold 10 stste sheep. sab B at O.. p n.
swISE-Receps 90 Pore and at jersey
Cya total Of 80 955 hogs making 1851 Tor the last
four DAYS 1882 for the time last week H. Reid sold
rs State dayfed hogs 200 10 a7Sc ~ and 81
fed Ohio do l63 B at 7c Dressed hogs In far den and and
fnner 9sd9sc y for CRASHED ana 92d9'4c for cornfed
ALBASY Sept 2-CATE market opens with receipts Of GIG
carloads hce las; Friday against 574 the week previous
quality sales to-day lO5 head Good 10 Choice about
the week Common lea & lowers only 10 Mich Cows
in market and they sold at from Si5df6O per head
sold fairly Canada lec higher others unchanged
LANES ls Of Common to Fair Gale; Fair to Good
Extra 7sc Very Coce &c. In carloads Of Lambs
/ 8 Of Sheep.
BUFFALO 25.-CArTLR-The receipts to-day l,317
making supply thus far lO422 head
establish market all fresh arrivals through
the bare odds and eads
LAIBbe receipts to-day 600 head making the
thus far 1900 heal against 1900 mead
TIE market closed Grm Csnas amb
S6a SO S7 Ctnsda sheep 4d$5 Western sheep sS$j 20
HoGReeept to-day S4OO mating the total supply for the
thus 2S 200 head against 2OOO head for h same time
The active with full Of hogs prices
steady and ower Yorse s6d$6 5O heavy hOg' s7es7 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26
The STATE OF TRADE.
RrDnDHAn MAnERrs

LoSDoS, Sept 25-l23o m-Uned States Ten ory bonds
Preferred
IvgRPooL Sept 25-l2;30 p m-Coon is queter Mdding Up
aods 77s Midng Orleans, Sid sales 1900 bales including
900 for speculation of the have been
81 bales which 600 taken for EXPORT and l0O or
speculation The stock 777OOO bales ineuing 25bOoo
American The receipts Of the week have been 90 10 1le Hsa
Actual export 1900 bales The STOCK onoa,
900 bales including 1000 American SAFES "a be basis o.
Mddng p and nothing below Low M1h1g shipped septemh u
October M receipts Of whesi for the past three days have
been 45 900 quarters. including $4,000 American
LONDON, Sept. 25-2 p m New oIk Central 80. -, ,
IvRRPooI Sept 252 m.Sales Of C'tton on the basis OF
Mddg UplAnds nohng below Good orna shipped Oeioo and
Noyemtr ~. sales the basis Of Mdding Orleans, nothing
below Ornar shipped October snd N5yember At 81 Bred
stuff. Whsa Gas y cental for Red Western Spring
and for Red Winter Corn 81 quarter Flour -
24 per bb for Western Canal PORK o per Dbl for Ne" Mess
Tslow Al percwt -, o., n.
dispatches quote Rentes at 63f 35c.
253:30 nor the sales Of Cotton to-day
American Sae on the business Of MtHg Cpands
nothing Low Mddngs deliverable November aud December at
77sd. ..,-,-,
LONDON Sept. 2j-5:30 m-kne Railway shares 80 Paris
dispatches quote Rentes at 63L 81 be -.
LIvPJoL Sept 2553O mThe market for yarns and abres
at quiet and unchanged Prolaee-Sn Petroleum
lid gallon.
LosDoS sept 25.-Resned Petroleum. Q III per gallon.
LONDON Sept 25ETeni1g Sperm OIL OJ per ion Linseed
OIL n per Siints Iurpenlne 21lbd21 y per cHt
LIVERPOOL, sept 25-bvenng-Commou rosn' 81 per eSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26

1857 s.l. S. nett receipts; 90 bales gross go t s ssIs exports
.ssr: s.p s'' s .s Ss.i s Md.
.s c' s.. o' .. 800 s.. s'' scs
s.g, 2o7 b.lss sIDo eO,''Ti'e 1878 0'e'' ''' 2S0o
PS;up.ycr Sep. 2s-c,,,on weekly net receipts 80 oas'i
oSInIs Sept 25~Co,.on iesua hddRs u .,o 1s
bales, gross sle s, ss ,,I.. s ryoY paiso Bales
exports. soasir.s soss bales; .als. 5000 bale. Inv Ma
. eS::t :i't o.. s.: 1856 S'
Low ari asau ss' 4 :. 1T s
ss 5s ss bales S. isS s67s bales receipts S''
, ss;ss' 80 % &c: weekly
ne. sssss s quiet sns lie
Gs N Sas. a: bales. .p%.n stock 1874
ia bale: s:s 2ss2 S. steady and upl.usa Mds
l5. 70" NddiSs i4 oaaa, ls ns. receipts s..
sSS isc b. ss. . SSS o: weekly s22s
ials; gross 6,33s bi exports cO.s'"'e 1850 bales 'e'
2coo DALI Md ar .,ii 4s tos ss sf s.s.;
gross 1888 baes shipments l5li baes STOCK 1919 zI' 0'e
EOx,oIE sept 2scOtOn Quie, ana ,die, Low MAans'
&c. receipts p ss s' s.. ss.sy ns receipts 1852
Great Britain, 93 bales eoawise 272o bales ~ I|'
2SSS,sSn sP MIDI MSSnT " s sSs
.s: sIS Sa s.' . sos. s
.. 6.o % bales ss SHIPMENT Sa ee Ty
29e bales; shipment" 1913 bales sales iOo 0's'
HAcos sept 25.-Cotton eue Mddng l4ei Low noi 1a
I3sc Good Ordinary l3ildl3 2i weekly net reeeps
bales gross 79e bales shipments l497 bae' stock 1874 -''
| bales 1878, 1898 bales ,,,,, ga. ro~ Nj.
NASHVILLE Sept 25coOn quiet addhns l5s. 5 LpS ma
SS 9 9sS. si s rs fss bales
WSygros Sept 25-Coon firm Midding loei net Ieeei
1O5 b.les exports 20 bales sales 40 bales oek
bales, weekly net receipts, 652 baes exports c0as'"e' '
bales; sales 37S bales ,,,,s- ~. -, r...,n.
"a bales sales $50 bsles stock 1874 3I2 Bales
h,e, weekly net receipts 1915 baesi Shipments 1888 Dae'
| saIes 1927 bales; spnners, 225 bales .. ,,e L.i.s
PoRr RoIAL sept % lotion weekly ne' rcoep" ~" '
| exports cOaswise. 476 bales. .x,r, ,.,
| IorsytILE Sept 25-Co;ton dul Mdthng lo'4c mn.
SAVANNAH Sent 25Coton steady and hrmj Miodlng ~
Low Mdins l4asc Good Orinary l3'sc ne % S9
bss, gross bales: coawise lozl bales safes oZN
bses stock 1888 bales; weekly pet receipts oses s0'
10 bales; exports 1914 baes sales PSI oaes
ST. Sept 25-cO,tOn quiet and unehnged M e 40 g.
net rep 2l7 bales shipments oi bses sae
~ bales 9i7 bales weekly net receipts paes gross
80 bales; shipments 5S3 bales sa'es 5y2 no'
csIRLKsroS Sept 25.-COtton firm hdihn2, I4osr; 20"
Mlings Good Ordinary, 1896 net receipts Liz os les
,os S56 bales exports cOsswie 23lO baesi saes SUI
bes stock 64O4 bales weekly net receipts 6y6i bales gross
T1ib bales; 400 bae exports coastSe D. lo5 ese
IprsSoL, sept 2j-Coon weekly net receipts 30 bales
| exports coaswise, 30 bales -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26
NFN'-' CoTroy -
yrvyoRK following the total net receipts OF Co'
WOOL MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA Sept 25-wool 6rner and In zoof demand stock
scarce Ohio Penpsylysn and West Virginia double efrs ann
,hovs 81 56: Extra 64655c; Medium, 55d31 2c Coarse,
5Oc NewYors Michigan Indiana end Western Fine st9eie
Mrlinm 54dj6c Coarse Doe; Combng, washed. oODo1c
Combng unwashed AGA 43c Canada eombing 62dO4 fne IN
washed 35a36c Coarse and Medium, unwashe So 4oo
ssb. 5ja bO Colorado washed, S933c; Colorado unwase
S4g25c Extra and Pulled, 43a46c No and s9perhne
paed 45GfS; Texas Medium 27G3jc Tevas, Coarse
2Sa2be California and Medium 20 lOei California Coarse
27d3Jg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-26
DenllsIrD.
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