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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-24

BILLY LIEBEN's lightning news stand,
1864 Main street, has received Scrib-
ner's, Popular Science, Demorest's, Les
lies Lady's Magazine, London Lady's
Journal, all for December; Leslie's
Lady's Almanac for 1875; also large
lot Of pictorials and dsilies from every.
where.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-11-24

THE Iowa Democrats have about de-
cided to hold State Convention on
Jan. g, 1875, for reorganization aud con
sultation. As the date is the anniversary
Of the battle Of New Orleans they hope
the spirit y Andrew Jackson will be
presented and inspire the assembly with
wisdom
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Probabilities.

WAsHISGToy. November q. = For
Tennessee, increasing clouCiness and
areas Of light rain, north or east winds,
low temperature and stationary or rising
barometer. The Ohio, Cumberland and
MonoDgahela rivers will rise during the
day.
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$lOtO $10OO-Invested IN stocks and
gold pays 200 per cent a month. Send
for particulars. Tumbridge 4 Co., bank
ers, Wall street, N. Y. 86d4w
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was encamped on Santa Rosa island,
under cover of Fort Pickens, where in
the month Of September, 1861, the Con.
federates "scooped up" about one halt
of them by midnight surprise.
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1HIRTY.NINTa GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Pail List u the Members Elect and
Their Address.

None Of the Senators have served pre-
viously as such; but 0verton and Haynes,
of the Twenty.fourth and Twenty 9th
districts, were members oftbe last House
of Representatives. 10 the House four
members we're reelected from the last
House-Messrs. Cummins, Jamison,
Head and Spears. The names of Re
publieans are printed in italics;
SENATORS.
First District-Johnson, Carter, Wash
ingtou and Greene, w. c Emmert, Eliz-
abethton.
Second District-Sullivan. Hawkins,
Hamblen, Hancock aud Claiborne. James
c. Hodges, Morristown.
Third District Cooke, jefferson, Sc
vier and Blount, J c Ellis. Sevierville.
Fourth Dissatisfaction, Granger, An
derson and Knox. W. q. Turley, Knox.
vile.
Fifth District - Campbell, Morgan.
Scott, Roare, Fentress, Overton, White.
Putnam and Cumberland, {. March.
banks, Sparta.
Sixth bistrict-Loudou, Monroe, Nc
MINI, Meigs, Bradley and Polk, A. Biz
ard, Athens.
Seventh Districi--Rhes. James, Ham
iltou, Beisoe, SeQuatchee, Marion,
Grundy and Van Buren,, l.. S. Marys,
Chattanooga.
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An exchange says that Philadelphia
merchants won't allow their clerks to sit
down." Well, what is the use of their
sitting when they are so constantly ~
inp2
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Go to the Mansion House, 1888 Main,
for oysters, drinks and cigars. 65t
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CALcINIS1S0 reduced 70 science and
executed cheap by Hook q LaGrill, 326
Second street. 81
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AUCTION.
and Mattings at Auction
BY
A. E. FRANKLAND,

New Court House Building,
Corner Main and Poplsr Streets.
Thursday Morning, November 26th,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Fifty Heating Stoves, and One Ihousand
Yards Cocoa Mating IN los 10 suit purchasers.
Terms cash.
By order Of Court House conmiSsionsrI.
MA A. 2. MAINLAND, Auotioneer.
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HOIIenberg, NO. 204 Main
street, has everything I'm the
music line fresh atlOwpriceA.
lOf
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Flowers -Hyaciuths. tulips, bouquets,
plants, etc., at Craigs, 379 Main street.
100
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OYSTERS, shelf, stew, fry or any
style. at Felix's, 292 Front 81 Af
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Bank Notice.

OTFloE fIRsr NATIONAL BANK,
MEMPHIS. Tenn Novemb,r24. ls74.
UNHUksDAY, 26ra INSTANT, BRING A
Il legal holiday, tbis bank will be ciosed.
Paper maturing on that date must be paid
Wednesday, NOVEMBER IS 1874.
Is 81 W. W. TEACHER, Cashier.
[Appeal and Avalanche copy 1t
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MOystOn's beautiful re-
touched and FURNISHED pho.
tOgraphs 81 per dozen, at
Star Gallery, 240 Main street.
a.
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HATS AID FURs.
NO. 81s MAIN STREET,

With Increased facilities s9d reduced q.
VII defy sompetiton. -"
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DRAWING CERTAIN AT THAT DATE.
LIST OF GIFTS.

Grand Total, 1000 Gifts. all cash .-s9, 500. 900
PRICE or TICKETS.
Whole .'.'-''--' ''''S
-ss.sss.ssssssssss
Tenth or each Coupon ........-.......-...-..--s-
Eleven Whole Tickets for .,......-,.. 5lQ
Twenty-tw two an a half Tickets for LOO
For tiokets and inform stion. addrsss
Tao 4. BRA HLErsE,
kpent and Manager. Public Library Baild-
ing. Louisville. ny at 2. Jaw
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Eighth District-Warren, Coffee, De-
Kalb and Cannon. James A. Jones.
Woodbury.. !, =,
and Trousdale, Thomas II. Butler,
Gainesboro.
Tenth District-Rutherfor and Bed
ford, Thomas G, Moseley, Bellbuckle.
Eleventh Decentralization. Joseph
ID. Wade, Nashville.
Twelfth District--Wilson aud David
son, H. r. Buchanan, Nashville.
Thirteenth District-Msrshall. Frank
lin and Lincoln, e. A. Wilson, Chapel
Hill.
Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures and
Maury, A. T. Boyd (Bigbyville). Colum-
bia.
Fifteenth District-GiIes. Lawrence.
Wayne and Lewis, t. B Logan, Pulaski.
Sixteenth District-Hickmsn, Perry,
Humphreys, Dickson, Cheatham and
Houston, Mitchell Trotter, Jacksonville.
Seventeenth Observation-Disclosures, Mont
gomery and Stewart, William A. Qusrles,
GAINESVILLE.
Eighteenth Distrct-Hardin, Decatur.
Benton, McNsiry and Henderson, Thos.
d. Paine, Savannah.
Nineteenth District--Carroll and Glib
son, NJ. D. L. Jordan, Milan.
Twentieth Dstrict-Henry, Weskley,
Obion and Lake, Clinton Alden, Paris.
Twenty First District Madison and
Hardeman. Horace NJ Polk. Bolivar.
Twenty District = Haywood,
Lauderdale and Dyer. +. B. Ragland
Brownsville.
Twenty Third District-Shelby. Fay
cite and Upton, Peyton J. Smith, Gov
ington.
Twenty Fourth District-Shelby, A.
B Haynes, Whites Station.
Tenty Fifth District-Shelby. John
0yerton, Jr., Memphis.
Total. % Democrats and Repubh.
cans. The Last Senate stood. II Demo
Gratis and Republicans. East Tennessee
sends Senators; Middle Tennessee, 10;
aud West Tennessee, s.
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Mr.. 10 LOCKE has taken charge of the city
circulation Of tho LEDGER. Tho public can
rely upon him for Its prompt and regular de-
livery.
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BANK.
Cash Capital, $25O,OOO.

JOHN L. FARGAS0N, President
JOHN OvERT0N, Jr., V. President
r. A. PARKER, Cashier
, 1874-09-09
'es tnd'9 Nittke''tl'9


TI.ere has been disposition to prcjudge aonowhat
haatiiy thu ehct uf tho Eropean arvcat both abroaa
aM ii. this country Tho first feeliug of a"tlon al tic
rroslees u go;al osspa !saa naust!y psnuee4 sssas
prslng II tho salca for dvliyory within Tho noxt two
mouths exceeded tho anpiy that could s forth
Hungarian, aul Erenei harfaats l tlat could bo
us;spl, ssl1 likely to lsaye aurpiaa
for pxprt. yct II must bu remembered t1at hsro ara
some lu,sWrtatt alenantA affecting tito wlloa supply
tlst aro yvt unaacertunoa: Nothing oortatn ia koHn
Of IsuHsn ~ u wllolo. Thu erul's III tho south anl
aouhwtut Ut that cuntry aru good; but We know lt
tlo u{ tho lnuu northern reGlonas and What infosna-
linn t,n,cg frun siAt He:tion IL lIDt encouraging THO
Eu, yiu,d IL hulow na a.ernus, aud tha weather n
tow tlrl,l osA unfayaYale for thD condition Ut grau
II, lin De * Atc toru IL Atu c0uAldexAhl0 IL tlo
usrtAtrn And caahru conutics+
A1luthue aud still ora important conallloFaton to
wit no wuigt ls MT losu Attachel, IL that atuckE
"t gt arc iiHns the worll ovor. A sudoesslm Of de
oot harypsts has oft t!s T.s'as grsn.,Iea ~ hare
4hea! hAvs la s.ata prizes fos gai - 11a ;;o, Ts
can hasp my ipporsut permanent decline 10 prtoes
md although Ii IL not that tn saspns over
, 1874-09-09

Wtoat waa in good demand, and averaged 14GD
e5u higher tllAll Yesterday, chiefly as n colue-
Nitouco OF light receipts with good shipping
reported for yesterday and to.dAy.
Ono 1,rinpi,ai roaaon for tho reduced yo!,.ma oi
arrivals was tho fact that tho "guarantso" OIL
wheat over the Illinois Central hna been with
drawn, For homo timo past certain parties, Ill
torcytcd IN tho Illinois Central and its elevators,
have guaranteed to shippers from competing
uoints, that thoy should receive milwaukee, prices.
Ou Fritlay lust tAoy notified shippers TINT tl'ls
arrangement would not 6e continued attor tlon-
duY OF thia wcok, md IT expired Yesterday after
MOON "by Tho statute ot lisnitatloua." Thu
atop waA rendered nccoRAary by tho fact
tAat tho Milwaukee lunrket III slntatural]y
oxcitcl by tho fear Ut q cnrnor thoro
Tor this month. As a consequence oslr reco'pt8
fol, off to-iay, while tho Milwaukee, marriott wna
weakened % by tho fact Of larger receipts there.
New York waR quoted dull an1 easioE, but tho
tla morning, while arrangements Hero niatlo to
ship out about III many thousand bu, Or three
times Ill Muol, oauncl q rather sharp domGlu
from tho shorts, especially aa olr stock In atoro
IL rnthor light for y speculative 1narkot Of tho
magnitude exhibited Il, Chicago. The shipping
demanl Waa very good about noon. IND, ~ tho
oIorlngH wuro BiaIll. caal wlloat commanded q
premium or w ut QUO timo, but lost tho groator
portion OF 1t, ~ shppo11 foil lack attor tho Now
York dispatches woro rocoYoh, M which the spec
uiatiyo domand foil of too, tlongh there ,wexo
not 1aa,,y parties apxlous to tol optionH. Holer
tho month opened at vi1{o, teoadctl to Wilr,
advanced to u51sc. doclinod to -.M9la,
| md cosod nj MBc. Seller Octobot
! sold Ut 031{oaO3Ho, closing ut tho H.
aldo. Beller Deoelnbos cold ut 9oi4DsAo. aolles
, 1874-09-09
UQQ EALKG

euEEp-wors il fair demand at steady prices, good
To oi,oieo being aalabo Ut $3.76@A ahu poor to
70 onSy aooat c0S head vas taken ~ ohcago butehora
At tho sh0v0 r'nsa WKprshrowN. q p1,sfsi
to,t1ny. i.7S1. Thero wa fair trade tn, Northern
ctto Tha market was ar for good stock. osd,nsSy
sseona sss5n aasIis% :S5S5oao tra auaty, sS.SoS
snEee AND L.apaRecelpts to-day, z3el The.s ,%,s
morning, owing 70 the ght supply Ths fiss y y
al % each orira sl.soao.5o; spring lalnba, os'o
per h. ,,,,.r
FAsr Lsnnnr1. "a, sopt, s.--t,xgrLE-Iocetpta for
thnn naasa. Very low s.oekera eezumon % hand.
aeed, Gs sxSSss; S MEDIUM, sMesS%o common. 1aeso;
i ys;Ss.s dS tss,eay' hsa Best ss''a
snssr-noesipts ior today 4,soo head. Beat, *5.oo
@5.2s modiu1n, si.9oS34 !!3 e; ;,,,o
81. LOUIS. gept.s.-uoas-pull aud weak: stoekers
9K@sc; bacon grades, SN@o1Sc; buschors' 7s7Ne'
01TTIE-Unch.naed; Texans. 1,1@sHo; fair to
o1'rA natives 'Ats''; nuFfAro.. nFsF9Ip;s. 1'0'''
III cars aRalntt o585 cars tho time last woek.
sss s9 S ,if isf IS I'd y sais
stronrer nrIces, quality Of stock fair average Of
good, medium, and common. Tho attantlanse q hn:h
Eastorn aud country buyers wes good. About ,4oo
wcro tiapueol Of Halea inoauhes 800 Texas stecrs
ranging 13l to 1d8s lis, at =. 15o Michigan
aesla ranging 9so 2 2t 25 1bs IT at +: x q M
Goo Ohio steors rangug Dos 10 15t4 ibs ht -
9o90 1o4 1llinola steers, ranging 1898 to 1931 lb
u oo@oa0: 10 Missouri htcerb, nSeraKng oaa hs
at $4.G0; 81 Cherokee Bteers, averaging ~ iss Al
s3h0; ID State steers, averaging a2a Us, at .25
s,sEsr AND I.AuDs-lieeeil,ts. l,20o making T. IT, ~
for Tho sat1o tilo aa week. Mar raet heavy and alow
feeling against selling; not auncens aalca to eatapaa
! prices. ,,.- r..
tho Yreek thiaa faz 909, against 10 44Q 70. tue sam
no Inst week Market fairly active It, At slight ghs % s
fcring lilo majority Of the receipts being acalawa
Michigan a.oek. Yortcrs, s6.7oW8.2o; heavy hogs
| 30.76@7,50.
, 1874-09-09


Ths local money market closed Saturday without
ra4et better feeltng III tho market during tho closing
days Of tho weok, tho youn,o Of buRsngss eho"inE
odcrao increase whut It was at tho cose o. laHs
week., DanRs BccIn to expect unsincsa 70 10 aaafs
not heavy from this on md "a soon % tho now cot
ton begins III tis direction It Will giro aloH
impetus to the money arket anil VIII nlso nave n
cnfvenng occt tratlo generally. Tl!ote is but NJ
p currency going Ut tie city to the interior the
movement ceased much earor th1u usuni, hut It ~
barely possibe that 1t may bu rouowod. TAo offerings
for discount aaturdny wefc fnar, Aiiu - SeuesAt
thing tho Of paper oeriug was OF all accorahlo
NATURE Monny In Rtill lii HhcrAl supply, aud fates
hold steady at to 10 per cent.
LATEST. .-
NEW YoEE, Sept. 8.-OaHtomh receipts, sa19.
COO. Treasury disbursements, 91o2. 000:
Produce oxiorta for tho week, 5.097. 600.
Primo discounts, ahort dato, d@o money, ~
storling woak at 4s1111@ds5 for sixty days,
and 4BG16 14S7 for sight. ~
Gold oIeued Mt 1925 and closed at Slo92l.-
The only two prices Of tho day. Loans tlat at
per cent.
etato bonds quiet and strong, Rallroad bonds
lrm, Governments firm.
Stocks irregular aud gonorally weaker through
out tho day, owing to tho absence Of cablo na-
vices Of loan negotiations, which woro antici-
patcd to-day. Closing pricos 14@1 below oron-
fug. md at nearly tho lowest point OF tho uHy.
Among tho sales wore $4,000 Western Union,
5000 Pacific Mail, 10000 New York Central,
As, 600 Lake, Shore, $1,000 Union Pacific, 0,0O0
Eock Island, aud 10000 Wabash.
Sterling, 4a5{.
, 1874-09-09

Tie following Instruments woro filed for
record Tucsday, Sent. g.:
Consideration.
West Twentieth al, II COZ OF Rockwell bt,sf,
So II TO alley, with tn II to a1iey in san,a
sj' Benjs'ns:n INV '. fas: s : - 5000
west 1nsna &s'ss 1s, !, ho;no s
wss. Ss'$ss t, !; sie i Of iio5ns st, mn
wcas Taylor at. u cor or Genesco av, ST, 4s
Ms1su It, With huillina, dated Sept. 4.... $4,000
Wabash ", liz II u Of Thlriy.nccona st, WI, .,o
wsstxsia ssx1 Il IT.. os's 60 ~; = s
aanS tss IT. T. us,sa eor ss & oaf 3sX 10 alay, E-9
WITH buildings, dated Aug 22..,..,..,....:. 2.7oo
Bige st. 100 IT " Of Korth Wells al, 3 I, 25xlla ~,
uos. % Marri.o sli 1t, ~ ot convresa rark. I, asx
uoyns t. sss g sei' It eonsrcss i, 9io&
pams9cf aasa aes It. lis so ii Of
bs.narst Il, ias SID I. Y Of hoeiacll ~, nj, ~.
gsst jsetson t, leS + Il 0aiiosaa av'nf, ~,
lg@.a It y cor Il Losh, II, t0sloas-1oft, M,
worth ~, dated solt. t.7.................... 1850
Vss Ssnfsss s1 + ~ o Kox9 nv
1obienx at, 30s IL o Of Oakley 1t, II t, alx100
osSsy 4! ioia It, ai1issS IT .o' so
castings i, sss Il ci pauii,'s Il, aixi '
IT. dated seps. ..,...."..............,,. 1000
sourH or c1s LIMITS ,1Ts w,rn nAp'us OF MILES OF
sao ID "a, Il, dated Sept. -. $500
, 1874-09-09

a1tSas EauWcrs in rood local demand aud rn at l4@
Islhs ema i oster than naa, , tS1 fo 10 aHa r..
ees9sg a s1r s@ rsa It we aSa 5 aas
ID scarcity of hprrg aud cod, aud rather scauty
supply q nasher heaso .hesS escFptions y s1e KEY
5s:osls e. ssis' so ent a S No. Se saees se
sas6sfs sgs%sss e'p sOf asRetei. ns Fl so, 81
family taaskeFel ,,l-lrl. Seoo@o:as; No. s!,oro
~ Sak eoss q s,s y fsr,a, *Ss
!:a 'e FL Sss 81 +
Sieoo; oeesn-tront, doz aud ioz. 3 caae $50.
FisUiTs AND NuTs-slnco our List weehay royicw,
nrlcca of applcs aud puaoAoa have declined 1ha3a z h.
a,ld arc still downward IL tler concieB. Cherries aud
hackucrfcs aru working rner Ia foreign fruits sher9
Is fair osemen; at aeoa et'ay prees Nss arc st1 nl
III Tp.sh .s 1ans soss HS$sts fsss Ssns
essshi @ao ax % Yofk apes new % e1tf1ps m
S5l3c ; Michigan sliced, 1l'G@lec; michigan quar-
piss &c. nsa tsye re%ees alyss io@i1o; Do mix
edo59No blaekDerres. 1,oy lsSiSMo; E9aspbssre1
.ss s Ttssssass ss's 0apss a y
nuts, 1sai9c; dronobo wanuts new, 14Gai5c; ura-
as pessn1 Te1aa loilc ,i ,Mu3ngtoa a;%a.
tuniiis1S aiEn fNuiTsTha seeerts ot peaches continue
nun ia toto: Mcsstna and French lemons In boxes.
Sa' sS Sss peF e pss sSs pet boe
'~i Ss SusEct; Da,naon plu.aa. s3.5o@i.oo Rsr bu;
ssps 5sss ss, RsF ss ss RsHfs oss;as "a s2s
saosG4 upper nox; do pulns. saoos..oo; do gEapes,
s9Gn st safi h.a beon only moderately
sctve hut within tho rnBt fow days. Improvement waa
noticeable In tho dcnland from t!o interior t1aao.
,Ses aa spiess aes1 Advancing s Wills eoees a rfes avo IT,
snd stas aud sis goois At tho following revised auot-
esso1as eet}nss!ssi., O. O. saya. go
Ss%' sNs Sasa is;y s$s ists tSs sasee os{
sa2j1fc; pri.no llio, 31l@g3No:, good do, 23es
s sasasse s s 1sva a.s aGas| sa IL sSss, !s%
231i@9si4o; do pr'mo' s''S2as0; a'asa0aieo' eaH@
s1s: 1Utss:p1ga-star. full weight. l8@1st9e; stcariuc,
M1o.gFatnn, 53t@sc; lsallgoon. 7@78e; Caro-
l'ps s@sfs. oss'ss sa crushed
powdered, 11Htsil.4u;, gFnhulstel, llHt5liAct a,
;;sSassa f. ssi,. .iits j. it.s & s' ss; 1ss 4 tst
yssw N isofhS fasro ssSSs esGTa sans a"
u ssaIyJsNDismond drtla. sla26las e'lyor 1rips
yse do rrisae, sossao; 40 conlmon 7aa72u; for
lsico ,aoaaaoa eAoiso eaa6oo common 1ao!assos. u
~syJ Acknowledgement to hcst. e@o}5c.
l@lSo ,utn,ae: s9yes sogos Ns q e.
III h; g,nss African. 5520e; do Calcutta. ,as3s
9Iv S'!sa SSaHs Ss .ss aeS9 59 Sss,
sss ss sSS5s ss sssa oss%psisa ss Ill.,
eSss ssrtiou-svsr sloss. 0Ao10o; common. sa1o,Sa
p1iSh' phy8Thore las beon good 1oc md shipping dc
,a, 6r inv t,urjnH tho week. aud tic oIcrngs llay
g been iuaegnate prces ruled very strong q ~ al
, 1874-09-09
MONEY AND COM MERCE.
FINANCIAL.
rprspAr Eyrn,au, Sept! 9, 1874.

TUESDAY EvnA,su, sort 8, aS7a.
Our n1tlc!o of yesterday would ans"os ID
utmost ovory particular for tho condition OF tho
markot To-Day. Most Of tho bta'1soiB look
"happy' oyor senslhly- y-lncrcnslne demand lof
money. For month"; past they haye earnca very W
little llor,oy, ant1 some Of tlcm noio as ali' Ino
largo line OF ldlo deposits they 1la'o boon carry
iug, aud for Which tnoy pnid 1 percent intoreas,
has about absorbed a!l their pratlta. Dlla'nosn
now looks bottor ind Visions Of rs''nl dislaotus m,
Of tho 1st OF Jannary begin to DO ollooring lno
tlomnnd 10: funds from Iowa. 70 puschaao ssocS ~,
from tho graaslloppor aud drought ailoessa
districts west OF tlo Missouri, still continues
Those however, and all other calls hSnmos IT, IT,
atill In fll,tia choorfnlly to MOOT. IL
fall trade bids fair TO ho netise' anu III tna
gate considerably aboyo the average, no one nA-
toipatoB any stringcncy II, Tho money 1aIae; nan liz,
Exchange Ia ple,,ty at psf 70 193 por St.oot a's
count, Tho tondendy s decidedly to tho lower
ncuro. Shipments Of cora a1s4 %hn3I a!e
larco. and as 1t now looks, tho marltot Wall DO III
fuyor OF b,1vcrs for some wooks to como.
Dipeounts as uHflhl to ctiBtDsnora, lu por cont,
with ,.ancesyions from tho loyal figure by low low
Of itsSmnka on call with caah col'atorala OF 2ee'
s.reot ratca nominal Mt 10@18 por cent. Ltttlo
doing ......,.
LOCAL BToCK RATES.
Tho barring houBo Of Preston, Kean E Co.,
100 Washington street, givo the following
q to-&
, 1874-09-09


Hugsr steady lcsa active rc1nfng BtfaBxo; primo.
B..1' Molnsans mi r1ce AMI anI 1!ncl,aiGnj S"
iEraoLEuM-Dnlt ma nominal.
nosix-Activo strained. 4325ts9an
Eaaa-Ytcsiy ; Wcssnru' iHa1oc.
pnovla,onR- lioayy at s1223. l1cof unchanged.
Out meats .1u'at; mll'es quiet; tnng clear I3A9
HurrEn-rrlme, stosiy: osGer GRADES hosyy, Wes4.
t,ttsEEsE-unchapcoJ.
Wus4gy-Flrtncr ii t1.os.
r1iitAnt,rr1r1t
pu,, tnr,rnrA liant q i1n., ,sr,,,r, Dror.
ontot and ateaty: Northwestern nItra fsny. n SOa
7,50 Wloat 1aot and weak; rcd. tl.52a1,ai sn,bcT
a astso. oats steaJy whae 5a5SnSc H. WI" o1'
prTnof. .ruM-tlniot aid lowor roineI 11101taIo.
cr1,Io nominal; ggfo in barrels 4sa41so IL bilik
3V1ItsHY-Slt7.
liuTrEn--Ffrm; choico Western, q56a27o. SAtf tu
oooi 1a9q4o: common, 9ota22o. -~ssS'' @~~
7E ESuEEsE-Quio., lirn, and unchanged
Eaas-E EaH1ar exlra Wcatern, 22a23c.
.DaWEdO.
, 1874-09-09
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. 8.

TuranAy EvENtNo, aopt 8.
Arcouor.-.was srr NJ n ni
1.tTTEiir,n naat % fo,S ~ siays ,vo witnessed fall
Inu or in pot liz local nud outside demands and
,i,slcr mn incressn s1I1lv tricca have weakenc Az
~e In deolio ia not yery ,nScriai. Int ll1loss lilo
EASTERN market assumes r,nor tone no lint shippers
cn safo,y rea,imo active operations prices as tako
lower range Btncks nre now boalnN 10 ncclin,l-
lsto and hoilcrs SLOW considerable auxIcty to realize
Va quote: .cLoico 10 fanoy yoiow, 2sa33o; medium
EA0diNG-Tliis market has ruled very 1niot
throughout tho pass wcek and lilo feeling Ia staroey
a. fir ~ on tho lao Of our Inst roylaw preacnt H.
calouR favor m carly revival Of trade mud there
s 10 oyeraupply, tho chances nro i favur of man-
tenance ot rresent prices. We quoto: Stark. 1so; ;
kcag, SIC; 0lteF Creek, 5K; bt,rap bags and bu,
l7GSl0c; gunnics single, 17@l8o; do double, 2d9
1So: wool eacks, b5la59o.
.1nnnhi EnRN-1pnu mi n{r rofs sH n
, 1874-09-09

11OqR-Tho small roeopts gavo holders eonill!ohSo.
and higher pricas wcro asksd. Iuyera aa not 9se o
hold with much aptrit, but thoit wArs cxcee4Ga ..s
nupp!y and thsy did not hoa!ate to ra{ te ADVANCE
ot 1o@11a den,andcd aaeR wors readily effected ~
s5W@oN for atsss hogr At % for peoF 7t "a
GOO for tnollum nnd At 370o7so for good to o1trA:
Bow lots changed hands under S9.6o tic prevailing
llrteea b0tEg H9.0097,76. The following arc notou
, 1874-09-09

Speoiat Nispafch ~ 1ho fHfeAan 1tibuns.
Elu1N, Ill., 3epi. 8.-Uheesn arm and advanced To-
day. Tito attrndanco Taa .goou buycra anl Sellers
together ou price, ouIl satca woro nlaau eaAy. one
t.Ivlsa,,1 three Et1ttseu anu scvony-1yU boxea or
cream chccHs ware offered and taken 81 l3t9@taato.
,nosy at lafc; o!s lw1ee, IRREGULAR, at il5s9i9Ho
of boAes aot, aac0 Tota amount ofaalost 3D. 1221a.
, 1874-09-09
COMMERCIAL,

TUEapAY EVENING, Sept. q.
Tho following were tho rccolpta and ship
1ncnts Of tho lending articloa of produce III CHI
caso during tho past twenty-fonr hours, and for
tbs corr espondlng dato QUO year ego:
, 1874-09-09

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8.Wool quiet and lr1n atock
scsreo Ohto, peausylyaula. aud West Virginia xXx
aud aboyo ta935o; y, .o4Ga55o; ,ne1ium,, 6a555o !;
courso, A3tai8o New York, Michigan, Indiana, and
Weatcsu tue, 4oGG3lc: medium, 62353o; course, A5@
t8c; Tub was1ed 63@a7c extra aud nlerlno pulled,
42t1i5r: No. l aud snperilto pulled, &2G8A5c.
, 1874-09-09

TIC TttNH0FR U11 !51HFHuFs 4
pITrGpuNu, Pa, Ryl,t. B.-UrMle quiet; quoted ~
T0Ga77c at Wclls mid vUe Gt river reea quiet de-
lns1ld lighs; aopomues quoted Ut llko; octohs''
1lIo.
, 1874-09-09
TIE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

CAT rLE-Neithes sl,sppera .ior city buyers toos
hold ns freuy yessestay, mud rsces Wsfg no1 aa
scarce supply about held their OWL" but tho poorer
sorts wsro oil l0ea16o nl1 around Tho 1uaiaty u tho
in Tho ya1da fos nus,bcr Of days past
ID natives cattle, horotofoss nade up flo larger
portion Of the supply, and the bulk ot tao aaieS
at H. o0qe425 for Texas oate, 1t s45o52s for ao'-
mon to medium natlyes, and Ut s. t1s760 for good 70
extra. Tic wants OF Uhicngo butchers were mainly
spp,ue ut 80 tor Tcxans, nnd 81 60S4 W fos
poor to common naliyes Calves wero wanted NJ ~
$s.o0@5.76 fur poor to choice. Tho market e4oseo
rt1fAk
, 1874-09-09

New York Nr5-t;oo1a Market.
NEw ronx, gvpt. e.Tlete was Increased acttvlty In
jobbing bra'lces. aud also fair package novoInont
nt uttnLauael pricoa Prints tobbing freely but the
nactago denatd for s1a bands ~ l0aa active. Wool
isnr,eis and orsed coatnga arc In good demand. The
uiIv EHtfin Says Tho frat day suction sx.e Of Patton
e. stock wus s'icccss, aud tho goods brought OK.
n.tk k1,rtHN
, 1874-09-09
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

TUESDAY EVENING, Sept s.
Following vera tho receipts and shipments Of lum-
ber a,ugles and latn for the periods naused ending
, 1874-09-09

The following Instruments wcro fled Tor
record Tuesday, Sent. 8:
CITY PROPERTY.