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,sy4. the WORLD. ,.s4|
TEHE great Democratie victories in New Yorh
Il Ohio, MARYLAND. and Virginia. the start
!ovn and Illinois, forshedew s4e election Of
DeInocratic Congress. in ,s1. and ne election q
been steadfsst sdherencs 70 me orianisation,
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faithful 70 its trust. when fKias hearts tsIso1
Se Sore so tss ssr assa
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snbSertins % Grant majorties or ,ooo md s. ,o6.
cy-more glorious and more Seneacsnt than it.
past career, identified though that be with the
sf r. snd
peace.
principles Of the Democrats paftylprfncipies
never so needful as now to be applied through
out our National 6tate and Municipal life, 20
heal the wounds and denorafiaEtion Of var, to
ealIs powes q The
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nd our agriculture from the double plundering
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
COTTON MARKETS.

wnmyoroS Sept lO-COou steady Mddng 10 2c Low Md
ding 4; Good Ordinary l3c net receipts oaes gross ~
eepts bales; sales S3 bales; stock l6l biIes A.,
SAyAsy.H Sept lO-COttOD demand better; loNerp g 1l
ding I5c MildiDg l4l4e G,od Ordinary i5o; Eet
sec bales gross bales exports coaswse o3o oae sAe' VoV
bales; stock g. ia3 bales. - -, ,u,,uus ,sz.. .
GALVESTON Sent DAN and unchanged Mfdng 10 s
Low Mdiing l47s 14ci net reeeps oI% oSes
eros, IL bales exports coawise 37l bsles stock S5ZO oAes
MoslLY 10 Cottou nothing donki hddinE nomnsy
l5l,e Low Middhngs, l43c Good Ordinary, lo'4nlt% me-
receipts 40 baes gross 20 bales exports eOasIwe lo' oas
stock. 1906 bales ..,,, ,c,. r ou
Ngw.URIRAss sept 1O-Cot,on quet MddIng, l6+e; Low
Mdings ac; G5od Ordinary, ii c net receipts oUo
gross Great Britain 2iJl bales saes zoV
bales efeniDg 450 bales; stock, l3oo0 bales a
BALTIMORE Sept l0-Coton dull aud easy hding lo4 70"
Mdding 4c; Good Ordinary 5e exports eoaswse ~ bales
sales $50 bales spinne l4O bales; stock l3l! hsle~
NoRPoLK Sept. nominal; Low Mddhng l5c net
reeep l57 baes gross l57 baes exports coas" 4o osss
stock 1888 bales. - 81, ,,,,. ,z,,.
net receipts baes exports coswse 64 ba sales 4oo Daesi
stock 3704 bales ,.,,,. a. .,,...,.
lO-COtt0n steadyi loci
232 bales; stock, 5,671 bales ..,,, -.
Bosros Sept l0-Cotton quiet and unchanged; hddng &C.
net receipts 33 bales gross receipts 754 bales sales ZoO oaes
stock 5000 bales NJ, -
MgxPss sept 10-Cot.on and irregular n'mnaly un
changed MidDg l53c Mding 10 2- reep zoo paiesi
sh,pmens 234 bales; stock {, ,245 bales
l0-COttOn quiet; Middln2s loci
l4S bales; sales. 100 bales -
LoUryILLE Sept l0-Coton dull; Miifings 16c
PH.DRLPHA l0CottOn dull Mddlng, lIe gross re
ceipts 60i bales
mo ST. Loui. to-day; Exchange closed
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

49, ss91sr.' te s:..S 9:'ssi' s %, fEs s sssy sp
.s 's sg ss. sS Y, .;, q .; :. y y..l.y as
on yssss e. a:Tsl Bsf %s s s .sS q pss 70;
% 0e.oei Corn ss :, 5b3 ssus.se. ~ os'e
t 600 Or s 0 ss sn t soo sS $Ss. S o
sS s sss E ssiA & ''iS SGSo su ce
'peG c1sess.ri ssp. iosiour h@ dsm,gd Fp q 20
R ssa s e ssso Il o'gs R sa & .ad
No. s2so5e Baey a spring y eessi TO- d sa'1 c.. aq'
9 sssa s cSss %'s sSas ''rf Fora .
ssa1 's' ss, Of Ss%Ss s.t. :, cs S ss s Clear
Ss. sss.i poas.y Sn,fs Sy' SIas bacon higher
sSOaJers i0isaI6.e Cis. BIB sides. l4al5S' cs. Sides
etarsIasD, seDl w ses. duh and weak, Red Winter
II ds No. M.s Sc y GS ia qH' s err aI On nHa G s 6
SsSsnd; S dSs No. % STATE 6Se 3 Si white 6i Petroleum
SET iss, |s:s . ,a sP'sss'' Ss Com T s. s sod I'D
& s good sS 900 5 Toa Ss
IouEvmLs Sept Wheat nctanse Com gies and
unchanged OSz4 Oats qae and u1eas9sa' s,si 3 I'D s
ehsnsed a. sas 5o Bacon arm Shoulders lO' Clear RIB SIDE.
a a & SssT sass s s.a dSesnse S sso s Clear S sides
I5s Clear sides 14l. Isrd igs1 %9sv 1s 81 s y.
zR zsIsIs h''''''' ns"D' -'U-' =,
Al esaass Oats IL good demand At SOC Lard s,m aud fair de-
m,nd At 66l7 Bacon active and hsheri Shoulders loae Sides
os%kSo Sept 1o-Flour steady and fair demand; sales 25oo
@ 81 BE- Tss. ss. Ss 1 %. @ 29SG ssrn sS S cd ss 81 S
f460 hash CtrD Meal s35 Boi and S34 for Un'
boted y ton Mlfecd unhanged shorts $50; shiPu1s s22
Niidlines S2S ton FeghtsWhea Gs4c Corn be 70
NecYok; Lumber 81 75 Hudson lake reoept6O
bush Wheat 900 feet Lumber. Canal shpnen-lzO bush
Corn, !, ,l64, 500 fee. Lumber. , . 80, a.
PalLADEPaIA Sept lOPetrOeum steady Refined ~ a s
tember Cue active for good grades others dni
supeHne s3 5Oas3 To- Erts s4as4 So Pennsyyna Indiana
md Ohio Extra Family IS 75os625 Wheat trm u Z2 a%ser
o5dI 40 Rye steady y3G95c Corn hrmer Yellow, VI IN
s2,. Western Mixed, 9Oc oa,s hnni White 6lGSz5ci Mixed
59Laa6lc Whisky, 81 o. a,
TOLEDO Sept lOFiom steady Wheat arn and in GOOD de
msnd No. White Wabash 81 10; No White Michigan Sl 10
Prtra do 81 10; Amber Michigan, 81 o. spot l IL dS ~ a
october No. Red IL 1 No 2do 81 o9 10 Amber ii1e,
al 1881 20 81 Is. hrn aud In fair demands gn
Mixed s0'4 spot soe September zee October Low sIsed NJ
Soc No 52I2c spot 522 September 52e October hieh
gan 52c spot 52 spteber White 56e Preghts quiet; %
Bnso 2s,e oswego &c asked Reepts35OOO bush Wheat
5000 bu,h COrD 10000 buh Oats shipments-ll 900 BUSH
heat
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKKTsL

Joypoy l0-1230 mCOnsols for o2ssd92
N, account a2s.. Erie Railway shares 32d32lG
IyHPoOL sept 102 m.-CottohSse Of shipments %
new eJp on Mding Uplnd nothing Good
sry At 1864 Breadufs quiet Corn 34l6 y quarter Lard 63l
"
LyERrooI SEPT l0l mCoon is qoiet and unchanged MID.
dng Upapis 7dSd Mdihng Orleans SsGSl sales II 900
bales, ieeluang 1000 for speculation and EXPORT.
LosDOx SEPT 81 mLnseed OIL 26I 1858. Spirits rurpea-
tine 23lgP est 90. -
Loxpos Sept 1913 p Erie Railway shares, 32h 932h
Paris Dispatches duote Renes at 6iL 6Jc
LIyEKPooL. Sept 1913 Nor the Cotton sales today
A American.
Iospos sept lO-a mThe bullion the Bank Of England
increased 9260000 daring the The into the
bsnk oa hala1es to-day $4,000 The proportion bank
liability which last week Asia cent asa
cent
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALrnoaE Sept lO-coon ssdy Low Midiings l5'.6i6 &C.
F1our In UNCHANGED Wheat but fm No
Red we,iru 81 IS No. a 81 2S Rejeeto 90 q l2eS Is
Amber 81 2td$l 2e White Western 81 2Ods 3o Red
Maspt 81 25a*l So do Amber 81 3s Do white 81 20asl 20
Corr and steady for Souhen White Southern SldSoe fe
02e M, e-tsra boo' ci stfo1g At 9Oe oa ansr'
Hay du sl70sl9 Mess PORK Dali and oomn. At saz 80
ak Meats nothing Sbouders 0h; Clear Rib sides
l0o- Bacon active Shone lUs QlOc
Clear l4adl5e Hans dull and l4dl6c Lard
daI Rrtne and wanted
Al 26a27e grades d Cofee-A little better fellng Fair
to Prime cargoes l51IS Petroleum unchanged WHISKY
6rm At 81 on.
BuTraLo Sept 0-Late sni m for the last "a hoars
$500 bb. Wheat SSe $50 eashi Corr 800 100 bush
20i5so bashi Corn, ss,352 bash o,ts A7oo bg'h Rail
BrporWbst $40 bash; Corn 1900 bosA Canal Freisbs
Wheat lOe Cora Dc 0Ats, &C. Flour irn: sAes. 200
bbls r.ags Western spins soes8 oo B.Lsrs s79s7 SO
bitter demand sI.' 1900 base No Masuies sgass 81 OF
Winter ei l8 Cos .eye higher .ae lOs 600 bS. on apo.
- oS4 closing Inter hgres Oats
nominal S3e Rye eoniaa poe Barrier Nah srm Canada sl 30
HSl 60 We.s-ru. 81 501Si 65. Balance unchanscf
CucAso sspA l0Poa qas end exchanged a ~ 600Ss 81 p
Pany Wheat a sl OF fsr No spring seac
d. spot; p6c. Sepsmber 90 , 0ctobsr e2d92iSc
Ma e ie Rejse,ed Corn and higher No.
hIsd T7S7ss R-ssssd 75a dav ssn's And hsAsI IS s.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NETWORK. Thursday. Sept. 10. 1874.

NEw-YoRK Thursday. Sept 10. 1915
The general condition of the local horse
market remains about the noted from day 10
day for the fortnight past Is appearance OF inactivity
leaves not much room fresh encouragement In the
belief that there will be more favorable state of things
for some time TO come yet There has been no married.
Increase IN supplies which far have been unusually
light for this season the year. The principal sales
stables only about half filed but stu they seem 70
be able to satisfy all demands Tue approx mate Vaue
of the different descriptions of horses may he stated as
follows: Small Canadians 500 to $3.50; largo powerful
truck OF prime quality from $500 20 $685. prices
OF pleasure weak and variable ordinary roai
horses bring $3.50 TO $500 per head In pairs from
$500 TO $500 carriage horses average $1,000 ~ sSO per
span. -
sales OF horses carriages. harness, &c, tomorrow
FRIDAY, Sept H. at the following auction marts:
BY Mr.. Arch Johnston in Ihirteenth-si, near Uni
versity-place, at 10 a. III. -,
BY Messre Van Tsssel Il Kearney In East Thirteenth
St, between Broadway aud FOurthave.. at IL a. m.
The carriage trade was quiet. There were only few
VISITORS aud still fewer buyers at the repositories.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11
sALEs FROM q O'CLOCK p. N. TO CLOSE OF
D or
THURSDAY. Sept. l0-P.M.

The general railway and miscellaneous share
speculation shows strong and animated, and the
FIRST sales showed an advantage over last nights
official figures of to per cent after which still
farther rise was reported most marked IN the
leaders of the list Lake Shore Western Union Tele
graph, and Union Pacific. The rapid advance 10
prices brought out large number of sales to realize
and under these offerings the market yielded
moderately about noon. At the 1 O'clock Board
the concession was fully recovered, and in later
dealings good prices were obtained, the market
winding up steady. There was no special gossip in
the street, and no new feature. The opening,
highest lowest and closing prices of stocks were
New-York tribune., 1874-09-11

At meeting of the Produce Exchange to-day,
w. II. Fowler of No. 81 Front-st. was suspended
from membership, and VIM. A. Byers was restored.
Certain alterations were also made in the bylaws
with reference to the announcement of failures and
the settlement of contracts.
The old suit of Dinsmore against the Adams Ex-
press Company has been reopened by decision de-
livered to-day by Justice Barrett.
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company for the month of August we're In 1874,
sSA859 20; in 1873, S3O65GO a; increase in 1874,
Sl7,79S 90. or 81 per cent.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, III Philadelphia aud Erie Rail-
road. i5I; Reading Railroad. 55i; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 5St; Gold. 109..