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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

that il developing in the material structures.
The Contractor, Mr.. Dobbins. is keeping pace
with the enthusiasm OF the managers. The stone
foundations are laid the first course Of granite
is being put in position; the interior piers have
been put up and the Centennial Art Gallery ia
advancing as rapidly in construction "a it is pos
sible; hundreds OF hands are bnsy and all is
GOING on
most satisfactorily.
Just now it seems that the work has been ad-
vsnced faster than materials can be furnished
in the condition they will be used, and contract
or Dobbins has been forced to send some of his
men away until more matoral 10 delivered. While
many laborers may be withdrawn here for d
brief season, hundreds Of hands are put into the
Quarries 10 prepare the stone aud into the iron
establishments, to prepare the iron to be nsed
in the building. But, the iron and stone are
coming; railway track is furnished to
bring it to the ground and building, thus
saving time and securing hereafter prompt re-
eeipt Of all that is needed for tile work. Turn
where you will, all is
GOING ON
with spirit and effective administration.
In the foundation OF the permanent building
nearly 1000 perches of stone have been used
the flooring will be Of marble tile, requiring 75,
900 square feet. In the Exhibition building.
about 100000 square iron will be used and II :
100000 pounds of feet glass.
The cost Of the "Centennial Art Gallery is to
be 81, ,l99, ,273 Of which s52j,000 is to be spent
each year until it's completion. For each day
after the lat Of February, 1876, that the building
il not finished Mr.. Dobbins 10 to pay u 200, and
he ia to receive bonus of 81, 400 for each da,
previous to December lat, 1876, that lie has 4
completed. The Board Of Finance has actet
xitn tha tnnir6ctnr. JGho vii nov fss silma6te;
By this offer Of additional pay,ss above specified
aside from the well-known anxiety Of onr citizen
to be ready for the occupancy of the
ART GALLERY,
before February, 1876. With all due respect fo
the abilities and reputation of the competition
of Mr.. Dobbins, we must say, he is emphsticall,
the man for this great undertaking. His bic
was several hundred thousand dollars below
other bidders lie s an experienced builder; !
man of means, besides he offered the amplesl
security for the faithful perform ance of his
contract. He has already shown that he is mas.
ter OF the situation and will meet every engage
ment promptly.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

THE =. W. 4 II. co. MuIcrEp IN DAMAGES FOR THE
NEGLECT TO LET OUT A PAssENdER WHERE RE-
qUEsTEp.
The p. W. 4 b. II. II. Co. seems unfortunate
in the Cecil County Court. Only term or two
ago it was compelled to pay damages in con-
siderable amount, and last week Judgment was
rendered against it again. This was in the
case of Jessie A. Heatou, by her father
and next friend--an action for damages alleged
to have been sustained by the plaintiff, little
girl, in being carried past her destination by the
cars Of the company, on the Port Deposit Branch
Road. Her statement was that she got in the cars
around, handed him ten cents and said she
wished to get Oh at Frsnchtown, which he al
legged lie did not hear, and that she was car
ried TO Port Deposit, and compelled to walk back
Tried before = Jury. and verdict for plaintiff for
| K1In
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15
THE INTERIOR.

THE INTERIOR.
The main entrance opens on hall a2 feet long,
60 feet wide, and 50 feet high, decorated in the
modern renaissance style on the farther side OF
this hall, three dooiways each lG feet wide and
25 feet high, open into the centre hall this hall
iSs3 feet square, the ceiling Of the dome rising
over it 80 feet in height.
From its east and west sides extend the
galleries. each 9s feet long, AZ feet wide,
and rs feet in height. These galleries admit of
temporary divisions for the more advantageous
display Of paintings. The centre hall and gal
leries form one grand hall 2S7 feet long and 81
feet wide, holding eight Thousand persons, and
nearly twice the dimensions OF the largest hall
III the country. From the two galleries, door
ways open INTO two smaller galleries, 2S feet
wide and 50 feet long. These open north and
south into private apartments which connect
with the pavilion rooms, forming two side gal.
leres 2l0 feet long. Along the whole length OF
the north side OF the main galleries and central
hall extends corridor II feet wide, which opens
on its north line into series of private rooms,
thirteen in number, designed for studios and
smaller exhibition rooms.
LIGHT AND vENrILATioSs.
All the galleries aud central hall are lighted
from abOve the pavilions and studios are light
ed from the sides. The payilions and central
hall are designed especially for exhibitions OF
sculpture ITS USE.
The structure is to be used during the Exhibi-
ton As an art gallery.
The designer OF this grand structure, ii. ).
Schwarzman, states his object to have been to
conform to strictly classic outlines and proper
tons, 80 that the building will preserve, under
all the varying changes OF taste during the COM
ing century. the nnchsngss6ls Interests n the ,
tot,sspress also il, tile dc, 6rltion and .ai'-
rangement Of the details the purposes for which
it Is being erccted-a National Memorial in honor
Of the great dead of the Republic at the close
OF its first century.
TIE OCCASION
will be one of unparalleled interest, gala day
for Ills all when the world, accepting our invita-
tion, will come and behold the evidences of our
peace, prosperity and greatness.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

LIGHT TO M PLACED on SHIP John sRoAK-A
so, AT THE CROSS LEDGE.

so, AT THE CROSS LEDGE.
Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board
that pile platform is being built to aid in the
construction of A lighthouse on Ship john
Shoal. 1t will be about three and half mileu
south by.west from Cohansey light t-house, and
in about eight feet OF water At low tides. When
the weather will permit, it will be marked by a
red light. Az the the light cannot always be de.
pended .on, vessels should keep in the main
ship channel
placed on the lower end Of Cross Ledge Shosl
to serve as q foundation for lighthouse. Il il
about one and half miles N. n F.. Of Cross
Ledge Lightship, Egg Island nearing about F.
BY n. and MAhons river light W. by N. Until
dangerous obstruction aud passage. vesssls
should therefore keep we'll toward the middle OF
the main ship chAnnai.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

The temperance men propose to have local
option enacted by the next Legislature, II they
can aud where they fail to carry this by vote in
any county there to have license under the pres-
cut laws.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1874-10-15

Delaware Historical OcieIy.

A Philadelphia paper says =
We visited the Centennial Grounds few days
ago and were delighted to witness he progress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

N,wyoax Sent 2g-BREvEs-So fresh offerings and no demand
for the com held from yesterday Warrington MA
snT pee offered ranging q ID The best beef market
had slow sale at lie. Pm. -.
mich Csws-A hal. dozen fresh cows arrived and more were
the demand heCsbe sold ~ Ordinary 70 heee
a. from $50 showing advance Of ibout 70 per head
CALvssReceps 200 bead mainly state veas ana grase
feeling appeared TO be shade weaker snd sales 70 noon "s
limited buf dealers veas at Ia lOc q b and
srassers and buttermik calves at S6d9l2 v heal $500.
LAxBs-To arrivals were II cars OF 1886 head
but better than could have
been the offering for TUESDAY and the wet un
vorabe weather Sales sheep at d6e ID sno OF amo
Jadd Buckingham sold 779 Ohio sheep z lc
b ADJ Do SO NJ 54ci 2os DO ~ n 4, o ia .'o 40
their ll7 sheep TO average ~ "a head
and 729 prime Lamb: 70 average 81 - head q
Indiana d. 7O lei and rs Canada sheep, lis ID average
At 80 ,Ko
do go H. Size 100 do 66 ~ at &c., l0s do 65 d. 712c and
sSISH~Receipt. al at Fortetht % 369s hogs
Reid sold 1l5 State hogs alive 29s ID average ~ 80 POV
b. Dressed hogs about steady al o40Je & iof grass e1
and 9lsd9ate for oOrnfed
BUFFALO Sept 29-CATTIB-Reeep to-day l,2O7 hesd
making The supply Thus far o. 29 head 53I
carr against AT car, for time last the market
opened active with good and common cattle 81
weeks prices medium or hsi fat stock E Oh WIN no d.
Ohio ranging from l0i4 to l4tl 10 atsi lO
Sc % 800 head Indiana steers ranging from SOO 70 IZ0t n 81
10 400 81 81 75ds4 200 bos ranging from q
10 1912 S7dSG co. 800 bead Texas steers ranging from
1873 TO 1883 10 at SO 62l2d$4 Is. o,,
far 1900 head against $500 head Tor me
last week TIE market opened fry setye a. aeS1t a,
Hos.Reeps to-day 54OO head mailing the total supply for the
last week The market active &c lower Workers. 30 10 q
St rs heavy hogs, 50 1887 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

- o.noo N osno7e son selected; Montevdeo, 2oSx3 b,
sS :'s Gsrsn'ss s.s sa %
asc gold cslton, 29d2e NJ 2zgS sS scn se ae
s. aa snS sa .tsc'e aS25 p
asc rod seiscled Csi lsals 10 2e22c se selected;
T.%osS s s5s Psl f7ssS D. acsaiS ss hey p
lsa2l ~ 49, sod ?. eJ 6 ran SosO Ss, nm;
sS i7S2o % n se sOd they
1922 n, 2ld22e Sold heJ Lun NoHeos and NO iss.s
iS,, 20 r is s 1Es1 y s rs sU iSe7
gold selected Zanzibar lOal2 10 lse Sod selected .spS S
s ss5; sa,ozo a29 n ~ SiSsaes 20
25 81 aa22c selected wesg 2oo2o 10 - he,
run Dry Upper and Rio Gra9Ss kp' ~
ais n 2ee gold selected sierra Leg gslS Sa To- sDeJ
selected Mnas lbal6 rs 2cA2ie gold ., 70" sss,eeted
nsn:sS Ne kS l9 ssG No ,s so tseS run
ham 26aS0 10 i6@, son ey mn persamsss" cd :.
lG Ss ss % atas So =. ID ie ,o run
b. lee sod y S Ssy'1, oo 20 ~ ~ tO
gold tssy run a., .Sr asss M iaSis eurfsne,
ss. Sa, @ Ssre; so aese s 6.ESS
ma .ssSS h..saao s ss Is % ,Ssscy
iS gs s'g s ,.a ass
n i2alSe, currency scsd Ts1s. knife soe7V 10 ~ &c
:s.ss G ;sSSlsS .p s %: sSs5 n Ssio
.eeet sOusr 2cssO sSaae sTIspey ~, sisSsh
sr Cow is a60 ~ So selected Bsst India ldesCsL
Slaughter Gov 900 t. aia sod e. DO Cold iE S.sa 10
ssso ss1 ssss; SS S0h'0l "
IN, AZ. Of nh. a. 5asSe sHS Ssdt" s5e currency
JUTR BUT1sbs Rarls. SINCE our last has been generally oG
soie the market se al sesoy pe ss
500 2 cash. 9N tme 100 bales at 2'4c ~ days. lVV
LBsTaR- 900 side. about evenly divided
between England Ane German prices mere having DOW oa,
sy Al fa former Heavy Common Hides advance
established oi demand for prime plump cei at full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKRTs

LONDON Sept 29-l2 80 mUned States Fivetwsnty bonds
ls65s Oh OS2 Tenforty bonds lO4 New Fiyes lOii Ere
RAILWAY n res 34i2d344
LIyERPooI sept 29l230p m1be Cotton market quiet and
pprbapred Mddng Uplands s. Nddog Orleans S.d SAFES
including 5000 for speculation and export Tue receipts
Wheat for the past three day have been ZfUOO quarters o WHICH
$4,000 American. ~,
LONDON Sept 2923O m-Bne Railway shares 81 f. rams
dispatches quote Rentes at 62f zoe. 1000 , :,
IvERPooL Sept 29230 m-Coion sales to-day 500 bale'
American sales Mllhng Upands nothing below
Good rnary shipped September ami October, at 1851 do,
nothing below Low Mddng shipped September and OCTOBER AZ
1916. The for BTeadstufs quiet - -,
LoSDoS Sept 29-4 80 mConsols FOR money 92%d922 or
the account 92i Railway shares. 332d33'4 do preferred
So. Paris dispatches quote Rentes at 62f SOC.
AsrWRRP sept 29-Petroeum 26 f for Fine Pale American
IoSpoy sept 29-53O D. m.-Bne Railway shares, 80.
FRAsEPoRT Sept 29-C s. FYetweBty bonds 1893 81 %
LIVERPOOL Sept 29530 mTbe market for yarns and bncs
a Manchester ia Quiet and unchanged.
LONDON Sept 29Tsow, A3 per ew Spirits Petroleum. 9sa
Old. per gallon -.-a
IoxDos sept 29-Eyenlug oil, 27 AZ per eNt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
lEsH FRUITS.

The arrivals Of peaches are now mo, white preserving sorts 1ha
table bring prices Nothing OF coming from Della
ware New jersey the entire market In the CHIEF call
il for Bres varieties neglected Prime eehouse
Bseits high fancy and large 81 - above our
quotations NAV realized looking still quantity and
pc are still Apples stead bn continue to rule
low Pears bsVe wide few QnDes are 10 market
Ps hardly auotabe Cod Cranberes arrived TO-
dsy: 80 bbs good sold $3.50 N Crates are somewhat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

DEM AD.-THE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL k0GTK.
Trains leave Newfork from foot Of Dsbrosses and Corandt
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh
Palace Cars attached $3.50 and $3.50 SUNDAY aSd
For Wilnsmsport and Haven ya
Meeting Phadepha $3.50 Wiiamsp)r Lock Haven,
and Erie $3.50 connecting AZ CORY for Iusyie, Peiro
eum Centre and the OF Regions.
For Baltimore Washington and South Limited wahston gE-
OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily Sunlay $3.50
i've 10 Washington at 40 Regular st $40 and
EIeres Tor Phlsdep hIs $40 $50 H.: 1890 4lO 81
g. and II nglG Sunday 3, T. $780, and BIai
giant and nd clsss p IN
Accommodation for TTeltoh al 1870 a. m ana p N.
go BIO $40 $50 8. $50 $40 6lO $3.50 T. 1880
S:O 1880 and IL night SUNDAY 500 T. and slO
For Elizabeth g. $50 7;2O $40 & 10 N. IL m l. 2,
sic. TO- ll3O and IL night Sunday $500 and
Fo, Railway g. $50 1920 g. 1OA M l2m12 2sO $40,
$40 $40 1870 4:50. $500 $40 6:l0 $50 T. $40 10 o.
m AMI - night. Sunday. 5: 30 ami : Ds
Woodbridge Perth Amboy and souihAmboy and 10
For NswBTupswics 1920 snd IN. IL m q 3:l0 43O $780,
clio and 7 M. aud II night SUNDAY. c,
For EastA istoue ~ 3: 10 and 1870 D.m
ForP hihpsburg and belyiierc, $3.50 AMI ..
Bodentown. BRrus'on sud Camieu. 20 aud $50
1880, 2. !, 4lO. and 7 D. ~ ,,o
ForF reehold 20 m. and 4:lO D. NJ.
Farm and Sduan. 7:2D a. n. and 2 n.
Tor and Camden PERTH Amboy 230
For aud PemtertoD, 600 a.
f0ows:-Elm Pittsburgh $50 and $3.50 and
9:35 D. m daily $500 daily, Monday Prom Washing
ton and Baltimore lj 10 ami 1927 EGO
D. From PhiaielulA. 5:lO $50 600 lO.l5,
1885 a. NJ 215. AIS 5:l5, 800 s;ii. 1927 D. u. Sunday
oe and 944 Broadway Asor House snd foot Of
aud Corlndt NeWiork No Coust, Bookyn;
Office No Batryplsee. NJ BOYD r Gen Passenger Agent
THOMSON. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
COTTON MARKETS.

wnxsoroy, Sept. 20-Cotion dull Mdiling 144.; Low
Mddbg l4ci Good Ordinary, l3e receipts l44 bales
porte 90 bales sales - bales stock 703 bales
29-Coton dull and lo~er Mddnng l4ia Low
Mddpg 1885, 1899 Coed OrdnsTy l34e
bales; exports 239 bies sales 400 bales last sVsns
bales stock h 093
Sept 2y-to'on, stesdT mddhngs laas aet
Tsssy 45l bAs ges el2 isssi sAypI.. " Csi siA. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
sOAP-Casile i. DAN Marsees s.eng obbnr 90


sTRARIy is Quiet and shade Cts quoted az l5al52.
SUGARSn Raw The business du and quotations
merely NOMINAL the trmnes Il hote and tie Indictment weather
ADD 20 sale Of 100 h At Size
quote Good Refining Sl20Ssc; Prime Size
hbds bores SG9a aud No. ~ tlyed
Refined good The market = steady az 94
lOss for SOFT Yow 1Odl07sc for so White II &c for Granu
lated II ~ for Powdered and II ~ for Crushed Raw quoted
follows GIeeIy Fair 70 Good saei Prime TO Cboce gs9
9l4c Mosses hhds and boxes os; MesdO sac Porto
Rico Re5ning Con 90 Prime, 1uS Grocery Fair 20 Choice
S7-d9c BraH D. S. Nos 70 II, al Sds c; Java, s., Nos
10 r. sad9 and Manila Superior and Extra Superior "a
SiS
TALLOW active Bd steady OF POO City al ga
Is 1876. $4,000 n all descriptions at 17s- TO S'4c
fOBACCO-FOr Kentucky Leaf continued active demand
and Turthe sdysuce u tie Grades The
Sslss r The three embrace 200 bids within Of
t022c We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

sam, time ,ry the youe tins. hc An inros ~ ns
should bbL Dor Always state e nrmo
aga Yourself for COCOA pal h e' S''
81 that Ysur mark 10 In 6emang .
ByANs AND PEAS. mn.
N,eesp, OF beans for the 9s stx do hsf wee, Sso
bsn lag. 1S4b be, KIpor Of oesn' R,s sT
Of beans September 500 bbl fer september last I'm
Trade in beans extremely onet and qnotanns se ala
mai The bulb Of the receipts VI quality and mos w
New Red ,xidpey. lower and P5ss' So ,o A. 20
s2 30 6een The sale Of Canadsn rear "N "
81 90 BUD others bere Quotations.: an ,aso an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

LINSEBp-snce last the market rules quiet and prices are
and nominal.
METSIn Ingot Copper have only note Sn, business
Ant strong fanvhns shade un
advices abroad
and have 20 note ses
,bon 22OOOO llsd2l oesh iAnd 81 2d2l c Of
early October delivery closing with p sa24 generally the ask
prces have Feature TO note b0oes
falling of stock FOR American
NJ the inquiry hight stocks decreasing rapidly ana
tnres have tendency. Rails dull and nominal IN
fbe Pig Led sn without activity but there Is
rather firm the reduced supply
and Instances shade higher figures have been
entsined Domestes sc l2l2 POregn Is nomnAil
Bar
She at S1c 10 per the Pig Tn held WITH IN
hmuess activity English Fhed At q
2l d22c gold In plates there rather more CONG
England sellers have the advantage
saks Of $50 Charcoal - u.s. 500 Cole Tn ir
20 at 81 75. Other metals duh We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

PETROLFUM-Cfude better demand, with steadily
held Of 900 bb deliverable during the first hafof
October l2 on better demand Drees sales
embrace deliverable s half Of October at l2Ssi
1000 bills SPOT ~ 5000 bhs, PROMPT delivery
12a qmei lie NAphtba hme at lie o CITY shipping
order Philadelphia ruled with better demand with
values higher firmly held sales 1000 bb, spot at
IL 516-: : 600 bbls. prompt delivery, al l2'ec
PROVISONS-Tbe PORK market rather weak and closes rather
stronger $50 bbs at 81 20 1S23 700
bb Mess seller September s22 sos 100 bb do bnyer Oober
So bid Beef steady but que sales OF % bb
Packed and SIS Tor Family nee Beef inactive and
less active and lower sales Picked Hams l3 600 Smoked
90 I.s.dl5e.; Fresh do, lll40ll tci 800 Fresh
shoulders Tie. Smoked do. l0l2ci 1000 10 Light
Rib Bellies, i2l4dl23-; 20 boxes Clear DO, lac.
Bacon quiet sales 81 100 boxes Long Clear
13RdI3Lc Hogs lower sales Of grise1 At S2GSc
and 9ag4 less active and decidedly lover closing
$50 the spot and the month l40
lAs.e closing unsettled l29 ties CITY 14d4 Sc eash for future
oevery seller October Ia u 81. closing Al
$50 tes seller l2c 1000 tes seller the year AZ
0l2 Lice.
RCEThe hight iobbng trade aud prices unchsnged
Csona quoted 62sd7c Pairs 7sa7as- for Goods Thai
for Prime 73. for Choice; New Louisiana II 6 for Fair
10 Prime; Rshgoon Al 6d64c,
SEEDS-The market quiet, Offering that aware
Peansyvans Western ~ lOAa and state
1880 Timothy moderate fupo saes OF 5Op bush Oh
~ 80 per bush as h. Rourh IAI Seed steady sales Of
200 bush Ohio az 03 bash Of % m Calcutta nseed
ami Arm: last sse at - 30 Yer bash 30 das
SKINSThe for Goat skins quiet but without import
quotations. 80 bales NewOresns ard 20 bales
&r Deer dull NJ about former figures receipts 80
oAles Vera Cruz &C. ,ses 1000 y Puerto Csbeo We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Receipts week lSS bales do last week 6l2 bales Same
zoe bales thought that interior trade had
still be competition 10 the
choice part crop and here 6m consequence
steadily but moderately. 1t Is reported that nearly lOOO
bales Of New have been taken for export Quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
.,.. 900 bales, las. evening. 600 bales, STOCK 2i.s7

bales s.Ies 700 bales; last evening 600 b'esi stock Hso
=, ,.,,u-.
BIIrmoss Sept 2ocson dnl and lower 70 sell adanns
l5o4; oss II bsles exports eo.srise aU osi Ae
100 b,esi spinner 80 bale. stsei 1855 hae ,n Low
2SCoton and Steady
MddHpg l4a Good Ordinary 1851 net receipts oty p.ss
$40 bales exports eoastSie ~ bA"i "Ies i'-oo
stock. ls446 bales . H..
MnuPHs Sept 29-Co.ton steady and fair demand Low nd
d,rs lILdIIs, MlddIIns lxs.c Ordinary IL adl4c
net sspu 9Ss 6s.s shpmp 635 bales ,a lis bales STOCK
II. 294 bsea ,..., ,.,..
T Louu Sept 29-Coon quIe, aud unchanged M6dns io'
receipts 376 bales; 474 ba<s ihpmsnh ~ thes '
32 bales stock. 1868 baeA $500. =, ,...
Sept aaet, Low Mddnng l5s net receipts
eIpors eosvie 955 bses ssles ~ bssi s'oeA
350S bales $500. 90. -. ....n,.
20 Cotton quiet Nddns ls's o6 net ,ssp
bales; gross 443 baes ss 800 bales; soh Sooo oaes
CIrcIssAr Sept 2S-Cotton nnehanged Mddng 10 &C. be
receipts as bales shipments % baesj seck, ,242 bales
PHILlpRLPp Sept 29-Cotton dull hddhpg 10 sc gross ~
eepts l47 bales 50 ,,,u ,.,
LOUISVILLE Sept 29-Coston very dull; Miaihng l52e
Sept 29Cotton dull and easy nomhay
MddIne IL nc; Low Mddpg Ale; Good Ordinary 10 nes
receipts 1895 bales: gross 1888 bales exports eoas"se E&o
bales saIes, 959 bales; stock. Ia 64l bales
AUsrsTI Sept 20Coton quiet Mding l4isc; net receipts
52S bales; sales. sos bales - 49,. .,...
CHIaLssros sept 80 quiet; Mddpe IA 1 net receipts
1643 bales 67S bales exports eoaswi,e l3z. s'sG ,s
1926 bales; 7SiS bales Sept 29-Cotton quiet
l4'; net receipts, l37 bales Sales 400 baes soet 1900 0sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30

Inc the al. or possession such absolutely prohn .na %
nswi,,eS search authorized against Suspected
PACK pfsmisek vood .tnd has
aid we'll tnriug wild Dsris maiis ana -,
81 5Oa&l 10 pair for eanva, oscts DC oi "-''
~ b..bs bORs5c for We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
WOOL MARKET,

PHrlpEIPBrA Sept 29Woo quiet but firm ORo Pennsy'n
and Virginia double ertrs and above 65d56e Ertra os~
5b Medium SO Coarse Soc New.fork Michigan Indiana
and Western Fine 4Sd5lc; Medium 53d55c Coae AS 9ooc
ConbOs ys,hed 6G665c Comeing lns,shed 42eoSe &
unvsshe 37d4Oc Tub. sshd 55d6Oc Colorado WASHED sg
35 Colorado unvshed 24d26e Extra and aerlno Pulled 500
3Od35e Tevas Coarse 25d27e California Fine and Medium 81
d3Sc California Coarse 25d36c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-30
EGGS.

Receipts for 90s bb do last week ST. DO sane
year $50 bbs Receipts for September Z9ot oos iO
The trade is acye one ana
with the enlarged receipts sellers have been forced to Jose on pces
Of Western slow a. zoe, ana tDe genera eueHJ
Is Quotations: II.
N J. IL v don27 as Western fair MARKS M soo
and Penn. ...25 02b loss on 1-o
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grades dull unchanged quote 40
Of s23dS2s 60 at $f4d&25; 80 70 at $25d$26 and 100
S3Ods32 and Rye Feed al SIS T. ton
MoLAssEshre nin1ed good demand for Grocery stock and
bids Porto Rico at 45c for
In there doing lack OF res New
du Cubs Centrifugal and h ed II $50
Cqyei 37d4lt Cuba MuscOvado, Refining 3Sd i2o
Cuba Muscovao Grocery ~ d5Oc Porto Rico 4Od7Oc kngish
Islands 40d5jc., and New Orleans at 7OdS2c
NAVAL STORRSFoT SPIRITS Tupeune the market continues
bat vsues firmly he'll at the quotation. We shipping
37 Strained Rosn the likewise quiet With
6rmy held; 81 1000 bb Eat ~ as 400 bbl Com
a ~ a. a close ~ 20 bid and refused
OlLsLneo quiet quoted 10c. from euhhers hands
held held
remains quiet 81 lO04I 10 Tor
Prime Meuha1en slowly,
80 had hrnlra AZ 04Gc Oher doll. We quote