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The New York herald., 1874-09-26
CORONERS' CASES.

About two o'clock yester1a incoming ex-Judge
jeremiah hathrop, man sixty years OF age ana q
native OF New England, who lived at No. 70
Madison avenue, retired In apparent good
health and four aud half hours subsequently he
was found dead in bed. Coroner Croker being
notified TOOK charge OF the case. Deceased, VINO
was member OF the Union League Club, wan
formerly Police Justice In this city, and VIII be well
remembered by those who frequented the Tomba
Police Court sometwenty years ago. The remains
were taken to an undert takers In the Bowery,
where Deputy Coroner MacWhinnIe made an au-
topsy and iourTd that death resulted from Brighta
disease Of TIE kldneys. Friends VIII take charge
OF the rema'ns lor burial.
Coroner Woltmap was yesterday called to No.
400 West Forty-nrst street TO mold an inquest on
the body OF Alice " Malcolm, two years OF ago,
who or the evening OF the 23d inst, corner OF
Forty. hrst street aud Ninth avenue, was run over
by horse aud iurIiture wagon, driven by Frank
Leioht, death being the result. The driver was
arrested, but subsequently discharged
The body OF an unKnowD man. about forty years
OF age, i've ieet eight inches In height with oiack
hair but no whiskers was found roating IN tno
dock loot OF pier Il East River. Deceased rs wore
back cloth coat and pantaoons, wnite ana oia.o y,
shirt and Blucher shoes. The body was sen. wai.. =,
| the Morgue for Identification ana Coro"e' "o'S
, man u0taned
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept 25, 1874
Cotton steady and unc hanged; mddling, l5Isc. low
mddling, 1870. good ordinary, I3sc. Net receipts 6O6
bales; gross, COG Exports coastwise, a. Sales ,0lQ
Stock, H766. Week1y-Net receipts 6,22S gross, 633S
Exports coastwise, $780, Sales 4,20.
New ORLEANS. Sept Is, 1874
Cotton irregular: middling lFsc Net receipts, 260l
Net receipts 923; gross ~ lS9 Exports coastwse, a9S
Sales, lutJ0 . 49,
Cotton quiet; middng, 1f,sc. low middling, l35sc.;
ordinary, l3sc, Net receipts 2b9 BALES Exports
coastw Use, l94 sales, 300. stock, 7232 Wcekiy-Net
receipts i,267. Exports coastwlse 673. Sales, 2,SM
SAVANNAH, Sept IS 1874
Cotton steady and frm; midding Nssc'; low mid
ding, 1870; good ordinary, i3zc Net receipts, 22S
bales gross 2,N Exports coestwise b2l. sales !,32
Stock, 1873 Weekly-Net receipts. ,03; gross, T. $50.
Exports coastwise, S6l4 Sales, 5,2S7.
CHARLESTON, Sept IS 1874.
Cotton hrm; middling, ltsc ,ow raidlng, Ssc
COED ordinary lS9ae Net receipts LIZA baiesi gross,
Weekly-Net receipts 6ss7; gross, s,2ls sales. 4A0o.
Exports coasswisc, 6lS
WILMINGTON, n. G., Sept. IS, 1874
Spirits OF turpentine strong AT 35c Rosln arm at 81
for strained. Crude turpentine frm o. a. tor hard,
81 for yellow dipaand &2 AU tor virgin. Tar firm 1T
81 10.
BUFFALO. Sept 2A 1874
Lake and rail Imports for the last hours
Flour 1859 obS wheat 1921 bushels corn 81 200 do
Wheat, 100 seS bushels corn l27s2 do. oats, $40 do
Rail oxporS-Wheat 2s2, ,0S5 bushels corn 2S2N do /;
oats, a,0A Canal freghts dull wheat luc corn, &c
oats &C. Flour quiet Western spring, Sc 10 a SO 90;
bakers, $6 rs 81 amber. S6 10 a 81 white, 81 q a
81 u. Wheat inactive No GhiGaaA snriug Al w. No,
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK p. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-Flour Stendy-Whent and
Corn Were Lower-Oats Steady-Pork
Easier-Lard Firmer-GrOceries Firm
Freights Firmer Pc troleum Un-
changed-Naval Stores Firmer-Metais Is
DulI-East India Goods Dull-TObacco
Firm-Wool Active and Firm-Whis-
key Easier.
FRIDAY, Sept. 25-6P Pm.
The market continued irregular and generally
dull On 'Change flour was quiet. Wheat was
active but lower. Corn was active and lower, the
result OF heavy receipts. Oats were steady, with
fair demand. Whiskey was steady. Pork was
dun and In buyers favor. Lard was nrmer, but
not especially active. Freghts were decidedly
higher with freer offerings and scarcity Of room.
Cotton quiet and irregular Groceries were CON-
para,ively quiet but firm. Petroleum dull and un
changed. Naval active and very firm,
rosn in particular. Wool was In demand and firm.
AsHEs.Recepts for the past three days. % packages
Trade has been slow, with prices railing ady at 6Sc
for pots and &c. for pearls.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-Brick-Thc arrivals are light.
and, under fair demand, the market ruled strong.
The quotations are as foows:-For pale, 81 50 a 81 IS
siSa and = 80 81 delivered Jersey % aSat and
81 Is delivered; averstraw Bay Sc 81 70 aioat and SIS
So e aSsa
as 81. sr ss 1nd 81 s
ss sa w o iS FaSs "n Sna
81 6e 81 50 Tor do lump cement quoted steady
81 Roendale - 20 - 90 for Roman and Portland.
Laths quoted at 81 % Tor Eastern.
BROOM CoRN-fhe marset continued quiet and un-
changed; quoted at &C. loc for new green hur, &C.
&C. Tor and old mixed, l0c. l]c for short green
brush and &c. Tor red tipped.
BEANS AND PkAs-Beans are attracting rather
attention IN "a Jobbing way and are quoted steady at
marrows Peas were slowly at from 81 10 81 20 for
ew % Sd 81 s dH M sar we ss Il
81 IS; marrows choice, So - 50 zo do fair 10 good,
81 81 ib red kidney, prime new. s. S3 3 green
new, 81 10 "A 81 3D.
Burrsa-r The supply OF fine state butter was not ex
cessive, md under fair demand prices held
paratvely firm. Fair TO good graoes show slight
mulaio aad were held with less confidence. The
receipts OF Western were more liberal, but
the demand lair at current prices appended.
We quoG:-Ststc-Firkins, choice, selected &c.
toc per - To- . do good 70 pr,amssl SSc &c
selected sSc. 4Oc do. prime S6o. Ssc do, fair
good, 4c. 35c do, common, Dc. u SEC Welsh tubs
Choice, selected, ssc,; do, prime, Doc. BE, do
iair to pood 33c 35c. do. common SOC. SIC pails
Orange county ana creamery, nne, 43c 45c. do
choice, state aud Pennsylvania, 40c 43c do TO
good, SIC. ysc. do, common 3Uc. a S5c- Western
Creamery choice Sc a 4Oc. do, lair good SIC.
c Western Reserve and Michigan, tubs, choice d1ry
DO, do tar TO good &c. DC do, hrkins, good to
prime, Sc q Sc; DO, do ialr to good Gc' 2Sc.
Eogsaern uliaais Wisconsin and Iowa tnhs chnire
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
MEETING oE TIE PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Opening OF Bids-A Site for the Webster
STATUE.


The Park Commissioners met yesterday. Mr..
Stewart in the chair. They opened the following
bios for mason and stonecutters' work on tho
Outset arch in central Park ID. q. Weeks h Son.
$7644; T. Shannon, $3.50; w. Fettretch, SO, 500;
Moran & Armstrong, $S,6s7; r. Deeves $7,341; T.
W. Rollins, $7,e5o; John Hogan, 5000: q. Gala
han, $ll,92O.
The only Did for carpenter, iron and painting
work on the same arch was by 7. W. Rollins. for
sl6,45O. FOR the mason and stonecutters' work ON
the Gap stone bridge the bids were ID. c. Weeks.
$1,000; +. shannon, ssS2l; W. Fettretch, $7,s51s
T. W. Rollins, 50, 800; r. Deeves, 81, 1870; Moran
lahan, SO, ,642.
For the carpenters, iron aad painterg WORK
only one lid was received, from T. w. Rollins ior
So, $50. For laying concrete pavement on the Five
lively for twenty-eght and twentyseven cents per
square foot
irhe following resolutions were then Adopted
Resolvad That the Board woad be grahed to be able
Webster in the Central Park, in accordance with the
muninceDt proposiuon Of Gordon W. Burnham
Resolved, That pending the undertaking OF Mr.. Burn
drivossoath OF the lake shall be reserved against any
other permanent use or Appropriation than that
posed by him.
A communication was received from E. Delaheld
Smith, Corporation Counsel, stating that In order
to guard against the possibility OF assessments for
sewers being set ASIDE in the Twenty-tnird and
Twenty fourth wards n would be advisable 10 oD-
mon Council In every case. The, Commissioners
thereupon resolved 10 request the Commnn Coun-
\ ei TO permit the construction Of sewers IN I4sth
street. from Third avenue to Mil Brook, In Third
avenue, and in wnis avenue, from i4sds street 70
145tb street.
The meeting then adjourned
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

iow s i, ss e Es. lsas
Calcutta 3 "a slaughter ter COW sps 10 1s Ise de- do
~ 6s ~ ' Guias, fe' u 40 ss seAs sFfs ss ~
singspore do 70 lbs 80 ibs. lOc. Manila do. % lbs
Hors.-Rseeipts for the week, Lo17 bales, making q
Sa 'qe or the same nod % ea ar @ s
week week iys bales aing toa since september Of go
Sear Of this date wrfes follows ea Dar m has
shown considerable activity this week The movement
bales o the %sss Ser. Ss % 'Ss Ss
hops enough gSiag aboard S the are to sail
bales This begins to look like ana fully con;
that the Ss' pHss now @0 sons
sSn account, ,5s but simply ssP%,n By
ressn ea may this eye
ment. yet we are at loss to know wherein comes
in London, and the highest value upon them we
have heard ao per ew sqas TO about se per H. our
sls i3s and these are probably East Kent Godpgs
we IN this eonnecn Se haSe to to
from what we have seen o crop this market
erable disappointment win be realized in reference to
quality which a along has been represented to be SO
management Nature has done her part well; our hops
Sno Snow ana sooc strength The aut lies IN
gulslng these acs and think England will bear us
We quote ;-AmeIican crop, 1874 aoc l5c, per lb do
DO lss 10 iSc 10 se ;oo. do do s7s ~ e l5c od al
is74 4oc 45c ' '''''S"' -'''' ''' -'' 0aip0'nA'
iRoN.~The market for both American and Scotch pig
remained dull and without apprecabe change in vane
Ws aSo5e iamsrGsa hS s 10 Z Ss 40 forge
$ss Ss9; Coltness, none sumnerlee, none: Caru-
LEArnER.-There has been an increased demand for
hemock sole during the week MY for shipment
home trade with Eastern manufacturers Prices were
hrm but no higher excepting Tor heavy good common
tanna-e in demand a iuf prices Receipts TOR the
week, 57.oA sides and 25s' bales. Exports, ooo sides
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Continued Activity in the
Stock Market
GOLD 100 Ia A 100 5-S.
Foreign Exchange Steady-Railway Mortgages
StrOng-SOulhern Securities Weak.
WALL STREET.

rhiDAI, oepI Zo-6 Z. N.
Tnere was general evidence OF increasing activity
in the street to-day. In State bonds Missouri long
bonds sold at 94k. Hannibal and st. Joseph issue
ct o. Georgia gold bonds at 49, Tennessee, old, ex
coupon, at BOX; do, new, at 6e1. and Tennessee,
new series, at so.
In
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
the principal activity WAS In Union Pacific nrsts
at sSX 80; Central PaciAcs. 92H; Union sinking
funds, 75X; Chicago and Northwestern consOli-
dated gold bonds, 49, Morris and Essex irsts, of
1871 9s and New York Central SKIES, OF 1888, 96H.
sale Of Chesapeake ana Uhio f1rsts, coupon on,
was reported at 49X. c., O. and !. c. hrsts de-
cllned to 72h, but later rallied to 73
Central Pacific bonds closed at 92,I to 92k. and
Union Pacifcs, so to s9K for nrsts, ssN to 90 for
land grants and 75X to 70 for sinking funds.
COED.
All the sales of gold have been at 109H. For
gold loans the rates have been "nat' ana q per
cent for carrying. In foreign exchange the bust
ness Is moderate, but the market has q Hrmer
tone prime bankers sixty-day sterling selling at
ASK q 4.S4 and demand bills at 4.8sH. The nomi.
nal rates continue 4.s4H and 4.s7. From London
the advices are that British consOls are shade
easier for money and tnat United States securi-
ties are steady. Erie stock IS strong and higher
and the report OF the English accountants is
Erie securities. The Bank Of England gained
$4,000 bullion On balance to-day.
MONEY IN THE INTERIOR.
In the money market 3 per cent is the quota
tion for call loans and q @ per cent for prime
short date and on TX per cent for prime long
GATE mercantile paper. Very little currency Is
going from here, either to the South or West, for
the reason that both those sections are better
supplied than last year with currency, and iur-
ther, because in the West there is disposition to
hold back the crops for better prices. That the
Western farmers make o mistake in holding back
their grain, whether for the purpose OF Furnishing
s'bear speculatOrs' In grain or for any other
son connected with the price OF wheat there Is no
doubt. When navigation closes all the wheat
seekng q market will, of course. have TO come
over the railroads. that far railroad trafc
ia concerned the action of the farmers is really.
taking several Months together, In favor OF the
railroads
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was steady. Prime asking rates 4s4 and 4S6h,
selling rates 4S3 4.S3H and 4.86 a 4.S6k. Cont.
mental firm. Reichmafk, 94X and s5x; Cable, 9s.
Prime Paris 5.16X and 5.14,f.
MONEY
was easy at TO 3per cent on call
National bank notes received for redemp tton to.
day $25O,Oo0; internal revenue receipts to-day,
$4,000.
The subjoined table gives the highest and lowest
prices OF stocks as also the sales OF the day.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26
GOVERNMENTS

we're steady, with light dealings, and closed up as
eolows:-Unlted States currency skies, 117H
l17x; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, III 1I7H; do.
DO. coupons l17as I17X; do. hve-twenties, 1862,
registered, 1121s 1929; do. do, do, coupons. 1929
112X; do. do, 1864, registered, ia 1141l; do.
do, do., coupons, 1145S ii5N; do do, 1865 regis
sered. lis 1l5H; do. do, do, coupons. 115X q
l16H; 10. do, 1865 new, registered, lis a l15X !;
do. DO. DO, coupons, 115sS a ii5A; 40 do, 1857,
registered, 115s< 1l6 do. dO do, coupons, 11eX
NIX; do. do, 1868, registered. 116 116; do do,
coupons, 116zs 117h; do ten-iOrties, registered,
l10H 11Os<; do do, coupons. Ill 4 NIX; do.
,1ves. 1881, registered, 111X q 1I2; do. do do,
coupons, 111A 112.
London prices, three p. M.-Consols. money,
: 921s; do, account, 924 a 92x; fve-twenty bonds,
1866 old, 10SH; do. do, 1867, 109}s 1O9H; ten
forty do. 1O4< new nves. 1o4A; Erie, a5.
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COTTON STATEMENT.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept, Is, 1874
Printing cloths unchanged, but the decision of manu-
facturers in regard 10 short time has given rather
hfmer tone to the market
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CorH bTaHuy = D 20
o$R "a T. M
!%H sss
sSFssss' sSissss X?
he sales sboa
geSx Ssdr ssd
S%s sns 81 sss &c. 1897
cGsRg M o weak fo Barley hsd at
ire% sss g. Sc s S,s m ~ asass n'lr a.
grain
ns h sns ss eea
M we're m abon ae
s % dn by St II %
sTasis Gsss SSSs Sf
hair 10 Glasgow, BY steam soO bushels Of gram
ss ct % Of H al 81 Ss
e s
4s GU another with a"Guarters grain same voy age
% OF d sySe
s Voyage &C at 4 3D. an Austrian ear with soS quarters
sssss
%sn'A' %%ai p0fS Norwegian bark hence 10 70 navrs,
With wit 500
a With s a"ss
German bark hence t. direct spanish port with 500
direct SSn.asnta gSI wi,n $ssS aS1s Fl [ea%sd
to cork oT the knsdo w%
quarters Of grain, at As 9d ID of # to direct port
oSs IsRsa n2;s Sa 10 4 H +
to @ aeGg & Dss al
snd ws sa S 9ar %
schooner SO tons, from PascagOula Genoa
ausNInsfraie during the past three days has been
slow and the market what unsettled quoted as fol
"ca os M
S
asns M s "a 1si s'f:
quoted steady within ihe ranse Of ssc s,sc:, gold
Jute butts were inactive but quoted firm at ll6c
III S1r 'I. Hse s1nAw.-rhere a fair demand for re-
sradss Prices ruled steady. s;saw was NOT %ush
sSppas 0aa auaes Soc
Glover I Sc zoe salt Bay nay soc Soe nsw S'S @ for for
new short rye Oc 55c tor old do. and 4lc Soc
shown slight imp1SysgmsnS pasyg with The market
xyres a. 81 o. "a zss per
f. e? s' Z 9ss 4"S % ss AS'ss.4ss
s4e IS :aceafal amcrican, i Ss; d lS;' sssi;
ibS nc 22c and 1amp,co % lbs p los. ae; 2lca
Sickiedl. II los ~ ,5s.2gc 2lc;; siss IS lbs ?!
Maracaoo; 70 io, % lbs, isc a., Mc Bahls. Ia
guayra, 10 lbs % lDs, 2ic . &c. Curacao aud Rio
hache dry and ,psklcdl, Z lbs q lbs, ltc,, and
they run Truxilio, lbs lbs ,sc and ZANZIBAR. 10
Christi % los ' 2s lbs &C. 80 sic InaisaoIs
and san Antonio, II lbs. ~ lbs 23c.; Galveston,
20 ibs q 25 lbs. re. and Western. 20 lbs rs lbs
zoe c sseS,sS ,ns ,n s9unsr @ ~ lbs Is
buenos Ayrcs ana Rio Grande Rips, los. 49, lbs,
25c. gold, selected; Sierra Leone, lbs q ~ lbs,
2slsc., and - Gambia ana Bisssa, 8 lbs "a
i6 ios U g. 2io soS a. nev ,nn; Se1san &C.
Dry saiiea-Cni, IS lbs 81 lbs, isc Maranham 70 lbs
~ lbs. ltc fernambuco. p lbs 80 lbs l6e Bahia,
rs lbs. 20 lbs, l6c Payta rs lbs 81 lbs, lsc l9c
Maracaibo. 80 lbs s3 lbs I6c, and savanilla lbs q
lbs, loo. gold they Matamoross - los. S2
lbs, 100. and southern and WesteTp 2s lbs d 81 lbs
Ayres 70 los 80 lbs i2c RIO GrandS . lbs a Y IDS
So lbs 10 lbs iic gold selected; Maanoros, IS lbs. a
o. lbs. l2c Rhc Texas pulled IS lbs, 70 lbs- Isc
g. E S.ssss 60 g. NV s,issS: sPiIs Il e.
\ W lbs. Hc- l2e SRuntrv ana Westefn- ~ INA
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDucE MARKEr-LoNDoN Sept 25-Even-
Sperm oil, f05 Inseed oil as. Sd. per
cwt spirits turpenGne, 27s. Cd. o 27s Cd per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LivERPOOL, Sept d.
Evening.-Common rosin, 6s per cwt.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

For future delivery bass low middling the sales have
@ % fss: Is At
st e ls.So 5 Janssry, se at is 1884, March 100 at
oS bales at sc S at
1s S @ a. 4 S q sOS s% e. lsS SS at %, q G 800
soS & is S es at s So at 4 Is iSils iss
Ss;Sssr S si & @ q s 0s soSenssl ss H S @ a 4
December m lco at K is e 81 go at sc loo Al
Apr @ at sssc Tois 1870 "alss l.a GGona % "a
S sS sss ohs S EsssR s as g.
yo1a ss LIS S Ss
ton were quoted thus i ITO S nayre Sy ssil Ms TO Ham
He; " san s; compressed. TO Liverpool BY steam,
CorrHE--ihe market for Rio ruled strong which in
checked operations We heard Of sale 778
also quiet but with From the "n po
we heard Of sales Of $40 bags Of Rio, es Gamalie at
@ 5sse &C. sSSs dS ici
ao Sss &C. Maf.
eaoo iee l9c; iaguayra ~ n l71e & isc Jamaica lGc
Costa Rica. ise isc Msscan iso Y issc &c AnsS.
tara, l7e sc Sayanilla, loc lac curacoa, l5hc.
CorrER.-There has been fair business reported in
ass 5 at s & ps nss
TO-DAY, ,ls.s packages. We noticed
strong Most holders were asking 25c tor Western
nn ass Nsw jerey aas and a. ner
2sc. State and Pennsylvania 2ec.: Canada. choice
FLOUR % AND GnAls-Reeeipts -four esols bbls wheat
was dull but unchanged The sales including all Kinds
tnued good demand and sold to the extent of 40 bbs
Is ior 81 sna q s n S
Also co.. sacks at 81 20 for baltimore yellow per 100 lbs
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nELAWAEE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAIL
- road Company, 26 Exchange place, New York.
September 20, 1874 This company viii pay quarterly
dividend OF two and half 21D per cent cash. and
a ter the 20th OF october, prox.
Transfer books will be closed from Both inst till 2lst
October A. j. ODELL,
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

sins, good prime, e. Sc: DO, DO. lair % good
Soc do, DO. good sc. 2sc arkins good TO
prime, 2sc a BE; do. DO. ,alr 10 good &c zsc'
CHKhsE.-Suictly fancy cheese met with good de-
mand lor sh pment and ,n some instances HHe: was
H. Fine Ohio cheese scarce and wanied by the home
sde We ns % iaes9ry ne TO fancy se
oranss So9s 1 ss% &c &C. one aesorS ~ oasassr
DO, poor = fair, &C. lOc. Michigan and Wisconsin
CIsDiks.-Ths demand has been iair in a jobbing
way and nd the market ruled no. steady We quote !.
paraine as 6s and l2s 2sc 27c; adsnantine, H. II
and l6 or. lsc; i.e. and I7c per ID.
of prices quoted thus:-Mana cordage sizes above IL
thread, i6c. do. 6hread and shrcaa; y inch and Sic
Yarns DO % stSread and stnfsaa lse ;'i iarpsd @
rope, sizes above l2thread, Isc do. 6thread and 9
thread, lac do. i2thread and hay rope, Bye New
thread and gthread Il and $40 incn: Bic do, l2-
thread inch and hay rope &c., and Russi" bolt rope
'oorERAGE STOCK has been moderately active, at
sncSsnsS price, b aSstss y 2 "ss
snooks win heads 3sinch. SO 81 IS; sugar shooKS
with heads sneh g y a sS 80; box SHOCKS M Ok &c soc
hossheaas 81 s. IS hoops ess crdinSry 70 prame,
SSc 4oc. hoops. " eet ordinary to prime 35c soc
uar and 10 an extent nominal Business was retarded
materially by the unwi ngness of holders to accept
bids rom parties who would not commit themselves to
Holders however, offered inducements to buyers
from spnners and exporters was light The market for
future deliveries continued teyerish under vigorous
Contracts further advanced 7lsc but re-
na S es apd eossd sn was 9 s later
LfQ Near rfeuos
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1000 Pac RP ofM lst

1000 Pac RR Of Mo Ist
400 L. + w * & Ist -,
1000 Clev Il l. iih IN.
Mo0 st l. 4 ! NJ "a .....
w L, { & q jst. 80.
dgQ do.....-......
l2OU DO. .............
luW Tol a Wab lst..
3OC0 CT West lst, 'S3. >.
1000 CT West "a m. go.
lDO0 Lie a N c. '9s. 80.
IL shs ID a " canal.
ln0 Quick Mining Co.
lW do. b c
l0j Spring VI Coal Ii c
Nn u = Express. ......
10 American TX. ..-..
Am Ilnat Tn lnl n n
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The quotations based on cotton In store,
in quality not more than halt grade above below
the grade quoted The sales were:-
To- Day Last Eucning Total
CensumDton. SSl 81 AL
Speculation ,.....-....-..... lo6 26s $50
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LNIRE INSURANCE STOCKS FOR SALE-A FEW OF
the choicest, at reasonable prices, by e. s. BAILEY
Mul sfra
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MN ANCIAIA

A STOCK PRIVILEGES ON ALI, THE ACTIVE
n Stocks negotiated at to per cent from the
ket $50 to 500 puts calls 800 to $3.50 double prv
eges The system Of operating is fully explained in
pamphlet. with valuable statistical information, sent
free 10 all who desire to speculate. fUMBkiDGE Co,
Bankers and Brokers No. 2 Wail street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-26

A -DOUBLE PRIVILEGES lAT MARKET PRICE).
IA. $225 to $3.50 Puts Calls 500 100 shares
Members OF the Stock Exchange" Pamphlet "Iiow
Money is Lost and MAZE in Wall Street." mailed, to
be had of Brentano IS Union square; price 80 cents
LAPoLEY h BAILEY, Brokers, "A Broadway.
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INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS.

Geneva, Switzerland, purposes having an nterna-
tional exhibition next year.
A factory for the manufacture Of chemicals grape
sugar and deXtTine is to be built In Milwaukee.
Moneyed men in Freeport, Ill., are considering the
expediency of establishing watch factory there.
The manufacture CT wrapping paper from rice
straw is now successfully carried on at new factory
in Savannah.
There we're & 100 bushels Of salt produced last
year in Michigan, being 100000 more than In the
previous one.
The citizens of Rockford, H.. have so far, sub
scribed $4,000 for the establishment OF Watch
factory there.
The gross receipts from British railways have in
creased from sll0000000 i'll 1853 to S2jG,uOJOOJ IN
1872 having more than doubled III II years.
Experiments are being made by an English rail
road company to ascertain whether -tcr tui'cs can
nroftaby replace those OF copper and brass III loco
motives.
A French inventor has constructed petroleum
lamp with ten small hicks instead OF one large one
These are arranged in a circle and attached to "a
frame movable by single rack.
One dry goods firm in Memphis imports silks, lace
Europc in bond and claim that il is cheaper to do so
than TO buy in New YOrk-a fact mertlng the at
tention of the large importers here deslrous OF re-
tanning their Southern trade intact.
Iron Notifications are to be used for the defense OF
German stronghOlds, the experiments made during
the past six years having proved them to be almost
impregnable. These defenses VIII consist manly OF
drilled cas-iron gun-stands and TOnclad revolving
tuIrets and, ii il claimed will make the land ana
sea Notifications OF Germany superior To those OF
any other State.