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, 1874-10-26
SHORT HORN ShLES.

Special Dispatch to The CHttaao Tribune.
PARIS, Ky., Oct. a5.-Tho Short Horn salos OF
GoorEo NJ. Il l;dwin q. Bedford. OF this pinen,
and j. D. Groom, Of Winchester. Ky. Will at-
tract tla attnusiou Of MI Short Horn breeders OF
tho Unitol stntes and Canada and men are e2-
pcctcd hero from England to aocuro sonlo of tho
far-famca nni world-sonownoa LDnlon Duchoys
Antl DueheaHoB Of Goodnesa. TLtA IL the llrst
simo over these yaluaba straius have boon oforol
ut public nuctlor in tho United States, Your
Short Horn correspondent Ia hero, and will fur
ni.h The TRIBUNE promptly with tho resulta OF
thoao highly important aalos.
, 1874-10-26

somo interesting de.at'a Of lho industry md
trade Of Turkoy aro givon in work rcccntIY pub
lished iu Paris on tho agriculture, manufacture,
ard coinme.ce OF Turkey. which also Institutes i.
curious comparison betwegu tho financial posi-.
tion Of Frnnco and that Of Turkey. With regard
10 tho budget Of tho Turkish Empire, tho writer
observes that 4 budget ct 72,Qd1, 900 francs a
much less ouorous for population OF q, 7,000, 600
than QUO Of thres tniarA for ono OF 35 oO0. QUO,
as in tho caao Of Trance. Tho 1urks pay 20 francs
per lead per annum, while tho Fiot!chtnan pny;s
Us francs Tho nationul debt Of Turkcy, it ID
added, is also i,nall, barely ronchias four MILL
iaraH, or ia francs, por lead, whilo tho French
dabt amounts to go francs por unit Of tho pop
ulation. Tho total annual Interest payable On
tiin debt Of four 1nllliards Is $50 COO ooo francs
or less than slalf tho whole !ncome ct tl.s Eul-
MIRO, wllio tho interest OH tho French tlobt OK
ceeds this proportion, aud part Of the Turkish
debt ID anpua.ly wiped out ny O s!nking fund,
while Trench debt il permanent. Furthermore,
tile nuthor ponta out that Turkey has onscrod
upon a path Of progress, nmong the evidences Of
which lio quotes tic sum for which the lnilwAya
figuro in tho budget, amounting to 1882, ,75o
france.
, 1874-10-26

Miracles aro Htil' being reported at I.ourdes,
which continues 10 be thronEed with r!gri'ns::
rho Gozellc tlu MiM states that last week Il girl
named Cayrlsrac VII carried to tho elirino in u
dying state, but Ind no aooncr touched tha holy
water than sle rose up perfectly we'll. Another
girl, who hal hce,i dumb for aeyeu years, com-
n.c,,ced singing na aoon as sho reached tho
grotto. At AIarsoilles, moreover, tho nllns lavo
marched in procession to III altar in QUO OF the
churches, which IL dedicated to our Lady Of
Lourdcs, to oxprosa thelr gratitude for tho
miraculous cure Of one of their number, who
hnd suffered for twenty months from an up
parontlv iucurablc malaly.
, 1874-10-26
SPAIN
ryow THE cAftLIsTa ARE SUPPLIED.

now THE cAftL1sT3 ARE Supplied.
New YonE, Oct. GA pa.is telegram to tho
London Times Of Tho 1atl inst. sayn: A French
paper today gives the following account Of tao
way in which. it sayn, the Casliats nro gorora1y
supplied: shipa laden with arms and anllnuni-
MON clear ous from Antwerp, Liverpool. and
even Hamburg, nomiually for Japan or China.
Thcy lopair to the Gull Ut laaeouy, Vlaro they
rruiso ior aonio time. waiting u faroraplo
opportunity to land their cargoes. They ara
careful to remain in Spaninll waiet1. nnd not in
FroncA waters, because they know tint u uool1
aa bad weather comes on tho spanIsh cruisers
nreehs, w.,rh arn il, the hauas og tho Ca.liuta.
boass TO out to tho English, Belgium, Or German
veseelo mud land Tho nrftls and nsAnsnat'on With
out tho Balnllest obstacle or riak. Tho dispatch
Bays; Wo arc unable to explain tho negligence
ot The spn,ish cruisers, hut we i,laist Oh tAo
strict correctness OF our information:
llApn1D, Ort. 25,--Tho Correspondence las 4
report thai Con. Alphopae. with 100 followers.
has crossed The Erbu, having aha,adaned tho
sauso OF Don Carlou, and intending to reEarn to
France,
, 1874-10-26

tho establishment Of n Chnrol, nnidng Society.
Tho Nt.-11oy. uoratio Potter. Dlnhop Of Now
York, prcalsled Atltlrosgca favoring TIM fornn-
tiun Of sucl, society woro dellvorod liz tho Bisl-
ops Of Now hampshire and ContG.l ponnsyl-
vn1lia, bishop rottor, tho 1sov. Dr..
l1onry 9. Potter, and othorn. and conlmentla-
tory lottors wnro rccoivo1 nnti raal from tho
Island, massachusetts, tho Aiasiouary Diahopa of
Oregon and Washington DiHhop Qt,intard. OF
Tennessee. and DlAhop Nelly, of ataino. 1t was
alao stated ns probable TINT larRo 1noettng
would shortly 10, held to taAc atepu to form
such society.
, 1874-10-26
DROUGHT.

Special DfspatcA tu The Cnieaao TrtJHnt.
DWIGHT. ILL.,, Oct, 2i.-Tllu lonG-couttnuea
drought has not yet hlokun. Wo l,ayo hnd
no rail-. hero which haa hAa any oifuet upon tho
crops ulAco June !. Tho greateat scarcity Of
water prevails, aud an inlmeuso sum has been
ypent BY tue far,uern hero In digging for water;
hat il. most eaaes tuo work has ptovea uYaloss
III yielding not quito half u crop.
, 1874-10-26

burg, Pa; Huntingdon, Of Central Now York;
md Ayaatant Bishop Lyman. Of North Carolina.
Tho posmon waa pronel,ed ny D!Bl,op Whlpplot OF
minnesota. tho concluding portion Of Il hesnF
lle was not ontoring Into HE Of oaso ald lux
rry, nnd sottlng fortl, its trialu., lilo welcomed
him into orders, Hlii oxhortol him to 10 utfong
IN faitE. bishop Wolln waa thom conpoeratcd ly
rroBdng- -DHhop Smitt, according to tho usuni
form Of lilo Church, mud tho services cudod with
4ho administration Of tho holy communion.
, 1874-10-26

New yonE, OCT. a5 Tho new DIshop Of Wis:
conuiu, Edw.,rd Randolph Wells, waa consccratod
thin ..lnruiny IN 81. TAotnas' Church, ia t'lo prea-
os,ea Of Il largo congregation. Iho nlolning
i, t. ssni,n, of Kentucky, aszlutol Gy Eiullopa
Courtuoy, ct K.neHtou, Ice, Of Delaware; VIII"
iama, q CupneotIout; ATKINSON, Of North Care
llns, Whappla. nt Mtnnaeu:&t Kettont. Of Pl:ta.
, 1874-10-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonK, Oct. 25.-Arriyod-
Dolelc, from London; P'cin'les. from Yoko-
lur1u md Shanghai. via Bl1ez Canal.
NEW loHE, Oct. notwithstanding
Calabria, from Liverpool
LoNnoN, Oct. 25.-Arrivcd out, steamships
Deutschland, Ilolsatsa, mud Baltic, from New
York.
NEW Yonx, Oct. 25--stoamcr Adrlh.Io will DO
dotAined until Tuesday for repair Of tho damage
caused by tho collision yostcrday.
, 1874-10-26
All rplmcusc Flock OF sl,ccp Ela Route
to Delivcrs

1fnni the DeNttT 7FlbN55e, Cc{. II. =.
This morning, We received 4 cnll from ]. N.
porea, Quo OF tile wealthy nhecr- -raisers Of Nov
Mexico. lie informs us that lie Inns nov flock
OF 10000 shcep on route to bower. Thoy will
nrriyo in tho vicinity of this city on Sunday noxt,
aud will remain about nlilea up Chorry Crock,
only FOR day, while they aso being delivered to
tho parties to whom tloy arc sold. A tloek Of
10, ,000 sheep will bo sight which will vol repay
O visitor for miles travel. Not ono bIaol. owe
and ti1oro arc 5000 Of them, can be found III tho
flock, aud only u fow black wothers ca,l be elm
gled out.
Tho ttock was startled from below Fort Wineato
early III September, aud uu!unoEed 13,00D, 5000
being sold in Pueblo.
Amos Peacock aud Fred l.. Gige1, of this city,
have coutractod for 1000 mud 3,OUu respectively,
whi!o tho remaining 5000 arc dlsposed Of in
Cheyonuo, whore thoy will bo at onco driven.
, 1874-10-26

y,EyHA, Oct. 26.-Tho Foroigu Oflco Ia in-
formed that tho difficulty in Montenegro in Of
sn,al! i,uportance. growing ont Of frequently re-
CURING encounters hotworn hostl!o e!asses. Tho
Porto prumiaoH to punish tlo lAut1oroIu. and tho
trouble IL considered Bottled.
, 1874-10-26

WHO saw IT, md WHO UldN'ts
Special D,spateh,tu 7hs Chitapo Tribune,
IasALLx. ILL.,, Oct. gJ.--Tho sl1y being cloud
lcss last night many poorlo Of this city ayailcd
,hcnselyps Of tho opportunity 10 w1tucsa tho
eclipse Of the moon.
sAN FnANo1Hoo, Cal, Oct. 25.-Tho oclipse Of
tho moon lust night wns visible through moBt Of
itu 1,hnsos, but y tlenso fog obscurea that Of
totaltty. Two hours aflor,ehrda very heavy
rain set III, which asill continues,
, 1874-10-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YonR, Oct. 24.-Arlive1, Steamships
Nocaar from Bron,cu Rotterdam, from notter-
data. Tho reported arrival Of tho Oolina iB
false. Also arrived, State Of Indiana. FROM
Glasgow.
NEW YonK Oct. 24.-Arrtyod, steamsh,p Co.
lua. from Antwerp.
, 1874-10-26


LoSDo.,, Oct. 25.-A pariu dispatch to tho
Times sayB tho Protestant couHislory at Geneva
llayo rofnsed by u largu majority to allow Father
I1yacinthe tho uso of the alale!eino Church for
wceE-dny lectures OF tho Doca1oGuo. Father
Hyaciuthe first applied for tho use Of tho Fua-
tc,io Church, bu. tho diflcnlty was raiscd MS TO
tho quarter to which tho application should bo
ynale, tho cousistory having jusisdic-
t,ou nj regards religious ncrvieo, and
tho municipality Jurisdiction as to lecturc,
and meetings.. Tie was asl:ed which catcgury
Lecturer would come under. Ha theroupon auled
for tho ;ialelciuo. Tho rofunal, n8 explained by
tho journal de Geaere was basod Oh Ills bcIn; !,
priest and Catholic, aul OH tho poBItion he has
assu,ned toward tho State and Old Catholic com.
Munity.
, 1874-10-26


TOR sALE-Qn KNCHAN{nE-gX htlEPAnf,-
L. SONS H6a1 EstAt0 hEcuty. iooM IL lftbnno Hullt"
g Sh!ss4o, :, mia ,n ,oe, 70. ait land, ,o,a
or Isl s1shansed w., f,orn,, no,r .oun,,.,s,, IN,
stool. oE boots and at1cs Ernuosns or chora NOR
chandlse. ,,
~, acEos four houta' rido tron ClieaHo, nreesra.
hugcs, inH water, Food stock AMI grain 1and Tor fos'
iie.lcc properly in Chlrago Or it, Jhnts.
I1t. 80. ai 90 acres " inos honth o Ch!Gaco a Ma-
dor cuva on good 1aprnsconts Tor re+iaoaco or aeo
pr0party In OF near CA1oago ., o.. -,
Au and ~ cGuntyscat. Hpruvca, 1of roaa-
douce property ut as solh q Es1nstnI an, IT,.
Livery b1sncks. Hith stock and hxtnsc1: MI N hrit-
clans Funnn1 order. no ineumhsAnco ior sele Of ~
go acres near c1,atyas4t aud three ra!road stations
Smatiy hedxsS, snod dTsns r,o. largs Las., t.il
criba fer l.: o buu:ls c,sn nhcd* tor ~ agas Gto
Viii a1tss fencs tor mSS pass.ro; 81 or l acrs tu0os
ycars1 tit,ln, 49,.
l na it!u acres chel rta from rn!lsead atatton,
with md !or Grain s1I .sosE
a41 and ~ acttm oach rtt- class buildings. rolinE
within miles r tso ralIEotd stationa rfico s3i5 pof
lGa aGrut nna.y all undo cultivation. no waste land
good dwelng uuss etc location every way pieasatt'
Irico ~ pcs Ac9c, = casn. anu sI@' ,,tv ,n,oro,
, 1874-10-26
SUICIDE.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2A.-A1arcua s. Hoakc, aor
1T Judge Il. NJ. 1Ioako, Of this city committed
suicide this morning, taking chloraform. Cause
unrequited love.
, 1874-10-26
FRANCE,

PARIS, Oct, 45-Thu Paris Pressc publishes
III article Of aon,i-olicia! character which IN
1upposcd to iorcphadow tho Duke do Broglio's
iotufu 10 tho Cabinet.
Prince Jerome Napoleon has iesuol q political
programme In tho fo,m Of Iettor, condouning
Tho reaesionnry and clerical policy Of tho Im-
parialiat party.
, 1874-10-26
L'ltL4GS.
At WortieiirEtoI1, aud.

3sEEc7a7 D!3pdEcH
INp1AsAroL1s, Ind. Oct. e5.-T'o Town Of
Worthi1gton, Greene County, was almost de-
stroycd by fro early yesterday morning. Tho
busnoaa part Of tho place WIS completely burned
out only ono stora being loft, mud that in q dan,-
ugetl couditiou. Tho lro waa tho work Of au in
ceudiary, u.sd aa all tic buildings wero frame,
and tho protection against fro very imperfect,
there was no check to tho flames. Tho ollico of
tho iSun newspaper WAS destroyed.
, 1874-10-26


LONDON, Oct. n5.--A Berlin dispatch to the
Times saya Kul!mann has suoccssiyoly applied to
large number Of !awyoru, wiah!ut: to charge
them with Lis defense Oh his trial for atte,npt-
ing Prince D!amarok'a llfo. Aa oil hayo de-
,l!nod, tho duty Of providing hl.n with cou,'Hol
may possibly tlevolyo upon tho Court, which llaa
the right Of ordering Onu Of tho local lawyors to
undertake what il called an cs-oflclo defense.
Tho fack Of tucro not being aingle iugst III
Bayaria willing to stand by Kulli.ann ut lis
iomiug trial las exaspetascd tho ultramontano
preas of the country. Tho Munich Katerlaad,
III 1usco attack upun tho bur, nlnita liberal
ppstou to 10 tho atrouG for conuaol to come for
ward mud dofeud tho aEaaaGin knl1'uanu IL moro
lucky III tho place Of hiB trlal, Wnrzburg belpG
ono of tho principal coutroB of Ulstnmonsanolaln
IN Germany.
voS ARH1at's CASE.
BrnL1s. Oct. 25.-lho Supreme Tribunal haa
confirmed tho DECISION OF tho lower court
Rejecting Count v1u :Arnlul'a appeal for sneaHo
1',1nco HoAcnlolo Ian gono IL Vossln 10 seo
Bismarck.
Lcnlv ltat. 81 Correspondence " Ms Sts fort Eoflj
Tho ntruat OF Count ron ArninA has created
tho gtoatest excitement In political circles, apG
Ia rcaardod as an oyent, Of oouelaoreblo itnpor'
sanqa. wNlrh IL aan.'haa ia daatA". erna aua tai
, 1874-10-26
THE CALIFORNIA CHANGERS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. a5.-Tho Grangors' Ex-
ccutivo Committee orc roportod to haVo deter
mined to ship wheat on their own account With
out reference to Morglns Sons.
, 1874-10-26

4IeltIs
THE ropE TROUBLED CONCERNING ArEA1Rs IN
rnAScH,
PARIS, Oct. a5.-A diupatcl, from Ron,o Bays
the pepo Yesterday received tho Bishop Of
Ycrluu. uo Gald ho troInblcd at. tue dangers
ucuaclug France. 1t wau necessary tlat the
Cnti.olics should unto tl,oie forces to meet those
threatened eyils and oppose tho enemies OF the
Church aud society.
, 1874-10-26

TWE1Tf
CoXarAHTISorIE, Oct. 25.-Austrla, Germany,
aud Russla Iavo presented 4 joint request to tho
Porto for permission 10 conclude commercial
troatton directly with Roumania. Tho Porto re-
fuses. basing lis right to do so On tho Tsoasy of
Pnr{n
, 1874-10-26
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-For the lalies and
theucc to tho Ohio va!loy. lalling barometer,
youthweBterly winds. warm, partially cloudy
weather, with occasional rain.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO Oct IS. lS74.
, 1874-10-26
CHURCH BUILDING SOCIETY,

new yoar. Oct. GA largo public moetinC
TRANSPORTATION for tas purpose Of considering
, 1874-10-26

RIO RENT-rUNN1s!iED ROOM At nEASDNA-
/ hlu rates u rnhpnosanie partes. iaQntp Ut r. r.
RYAN, ~; Hrdt Matll.n.ht.
, 1874-10-26

SE to[ pAxis ,i Inst, f!A%o J1 dsd nacaI aIlts
Is tlars s.st.. luasa 9. ur.'ess.
RIO 1ss:sT-ANp FOR ,aALK;77plASoS ANL
ro,u1i|lsso,s; Llzu 1so.ul. Wal. H. rlsO5sEh co..
nti btAtb.at. 49,. ....
, 1874-09-19

5000. four inattls. j. ''''''''A'''' e'"' ''S'
,a rEf;o1EGMcru1e \; 4; nrh: 900 far ttnhtedtn.o .
acipals delivery.
DETROIT sont ~ pGrno17; ;v,,,. .,o.,,,. ,no,.
s;a!s az scn1tH%eis NJ s f'ay aassr nsa
sio9; Curn steady; molcrate demand 1t oJtRsla
1.6se 6soeqbSiF'""Aea ba 1900 'a corn 4o'''' 1a; oats
a,..-- u1Nd1NNAr1,
changed At lie.
El;l"un-:ss!toa1y md in moderate demand.
ohA1N-Mneae qulct and Unchanged rcd, st,05Ca
s.c. oa's stcaty; moderate demand n 1s95io. Rss
No. spras ssz ss!s1a xS. 'si.'; fs s.s; q;
ons-uuchanaca.
13uTrEn-Rcarco md ilrm.
CukEsE-Fnir ami ntn1.
uuk shouore i'm 1a At eo so hd" sss STns IL
: wa''if-sia'S' Il H5SiSyiHnSi. III ;ff'isf'
FoasaaII F2ounnaaIIes ssii sni unclsnaaS. inlsA' 1'S''
pNov1soAs-rork nominal. Uacon III fair louasnu
ss ssa 9s isss's ssar s sssa t s ilssi +, H.
14s; bulk ineats unchanged.
'A''A'-7s''04' ME,1r,,1s.
MnMn Sfn 1cor5srogst :os 1as m n sn
gons Mx11-lllasor It q, ,4oiat 10.
~, A and firm. 0ats-aoarse md
,pnoavt.ioNa-tari Il SS lsir demand md nrm :.
r r9si5a bacon s Arm; shoulders, 1l9lic, oleas
st. 1ou No., ssp'. ss: hoo1s is'@dorrou-ouios and un.
:, rLoua-1n fair dcmhn1 anu firm.
,sahAts-Whoat dull aud lower; No, 3 red, 1.D7H9
90. s' e III S:ss oean ans hst hasp sp
No. p sahtsstc barley ataady; No. =, sl,o75i,l2.
| ENTHUSIASTICALLY ats1.o2
pnoy1s1oHs--rorka Steady nt sesoo bacon nnict and
caHtot ahonlotst 10AtG lie: clear rib, 1GhGat6Ho;
e5ear III ei Lard 3sady; good 17ao, seilor from jim.
1sEon1nra-F1onr, 5000 br1s; rhcst. A,ooo bu;
corn 1000 bu oats, 1000 bu rye 1000 hu: harlay,
s"'r4r"rH-whf;t, St:R 2;o9a 9n4H4sa ";
an.1s-corn dull Yellow mixed. o7c rh,tc, soo
w4tto alaf x1os: y :, os,1 y rtn at e9ss2a.
uAr-pnll choice. $1,000.
| lnoV1s10hs-Terk qMet aud firm at $1,000. Dry
I'm 4 M;sS!s;:si3e: ns3s, is;sisse. s ''i Lard ard
sfssss sua4Gss a9ssss ,esS s sto;k a Is aas
MoLAssK4-None on hanl.
wu,sKr-Quist; Lo1,isiana, s1.o5; Western, $1ol@
corsEx-1n good dernuna and armor f.lr ITO !;
gesa. .ss; rr',ne, lshG2oe.
corrok-petsss de.nan4; sales. 1900 supply mora
lihcrat factors meeting the market fully quotations
low nltd1llngs and grades above reduced 70 10 !;
good ordinary to stslus good ordinary, 1@l4kc; new
ding to strict ,nad.!ag. 15ysisc; good m!dalsng.
1SAc: heecInta ioo5 no exports stock ls un-
neS; 1osAi} ~ SsSs*' e'le' e1pof' eeaAs"so' 's's'
E1cuAsus-stgtt, 70 prcratuea; sterling, 5aax.
, 1874-09-19
CHICAGO DAILY HAHKET,

FR1nAY EVENING. Sept 18.
ALC0il0L-Was firm At 32.11.
NuIrislt-zrho movement III this staple was OF
liberal character, aud tie market again hg II. Hhip.
rest wero buying freely, aud local consumers also
operated with aotno !sectian 1t tho range Ut irjcaa
soll3r1n.: Ch0ic: to fa,ry yo.se~, o8G34o; lneli.
utH IN good grader. ..es2ie; infarior to common,
l3{s2lr.
HAGoINa-No changes took place In tho bagging
1larkGt. Thara w4s oniy fair activity, aud f0rler
prices wcrc steadily held, W0 qaoto: stark J5a Low
ixan, 33o Montsup. aac; American A, Sic; An,pskaE T.
3le; oltor creck, 3lM; Islrsp hays, nnd hu l7fS
1pc; gu!nics. single. l7@1ao: do double. 21Qs2so:
wonl.aacks, 66Gs5bo.
N1tOoal. .CuHN--An improvement IN lilo demand
waR reported, Haveral Ua1aIIun buyers uro In thu
1nnrkat, aud foW orIsrA eoiAg in TAe rsfetnts
at now still nplarato. Ilr4 that will work
ttuslf IL quoted gher u!oica ll,tt 8@s1@u; do ox-
tra, Do; brush tint will work ttselt into eAolce hnrl
broom. T4GRHo; good do GlHt97o; good to clloice
stalk braid. l16sa,: Inferior 6r4ah 59ec.s crooko
9k@lNr.
UUIltpINn atATENIALS-Wpre IN FUR demand
and stesly: Michigan stucoo sag: Now Yurk
htucco LOU: Loutaytllu anl Utica ccnu S2DU
Akron do $l75 y br: Portland celpcnt. $7.0U0a76O
br: limo III bulk 1tu3Sl0o; limo tbflH) s. .01al.a Il
brl; wAito aans. y br Il .6o@300; ptaAtering HAIR.
. BY. tuc;. ire hsck, rsr !;ooo. $53,oo q oo.Voi
I!selne pressed is Indiana, proasea.
uuEEaA-blss with good atnspA Al afna SAtes,
, 1874-09-19

CANAL.

From thfs exhibit, it will ba seem tha. tho nv
erase rate lsst month "as lower BY both 1ako and
ealag years. BY lnko tho average freight for
August, 1871, waH not half ~ much ~ that for
August, 1873, aud IL waA lesa than tAird OF tho
rata for the preceding August.
TIA.
Caatio Dros., Of San frRnciaco report tho az
rival At that port from Aug rs to Sept. o. Of 3d.
53G paokagos Of taa. OF thoaa. 1.Ga2 nnra con-
signed direct ta Cllosgo from Yokohama.
LATEST,
Wl,ent was excited in tho afternoon, aflysnc-
inE e4@ie, under On aetiro dcn,aptl from tho
shorts, who wnra anxious to cover their out
standing oontraoH. Sollor tho month aold ut
99c up to SLIGO, elosing at U094@9oNo. solor
October sod at o51aGao51lo. closing st o51{c9
septombor, and THO for October. Oats wore In
iair domand anss hrlner, selling at 4Biild04sss!o
for October, and closing At tho outside. Barley
was artnor, closing nt Clio for tho month, md
s1.00 bid for October. Mens pork was dull and
easy, at 424.00 cash offered. nnd with ealos OF
994 35.
, 1874-09-19
HIIEEP-WeF0 n 1a!r rcqUeBt at about h{eady price
With ealea At s.. .t0{3a 40 for paor to choice,
T1i,LI}1tV

ansefai DfsDs.tod to 5ds chteaao 1fitume.
EAaT Liberty, Pa, Sept. lo.--pArGLE -necetptR for
thu weak cndlng Sept II wera III cara, or 7089 hsa,
aHainss 4o2 cara Tue week 9ctoro, Tue auplly Aas
bsen again light. common grades ~ Arse SUPPLY
and hard to SELL Prime to extra arc not oqua to tho
demand. aud ase y fraction htgacs than laat woek.
Htoeketa not much ~ demand. Extra, averaging lauo
to l6oo lhs S6s0tab y psimet ~ 13oo 70 1Sv w.
sa.ooesolo gaol: ~ 1,lgo to zoe H. $s.2s33.ao;
cotnon, W l,Do1 to ,t04 hs, stoeters.
3.95. Salns fog TIP weak fopiol I. .aa4 head.
ons-ltocepts for lilo %esk wero lou ca.s, or 166c0
head, against l7a ears TIC week poforc. Ihe SUPPLY
hna been faf, with Ike t[cmani Extra laadolphias,
$soo@seo goot rnmalsae!rAiae4, m I'LL 4$s9o5sto;a IL good g
, 1874-09-19
MONEY AND COMMERCE..
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, 1874-09-19

Wheat Mns very irregular, tho market bolng
ainlon: an exact reproduction al tllat Of yoslers
gay, liverpool WIS easor, al.d Nav York noar-
Y ptasnsnt. "Ailo our racoIpta exhibited mod
All toao things added to tho goneral boiler that
'nost ot orr Sorte:Abcr iongs l,u,i SOLD out yoa-
soraay tended to dopress tho n,arkot, especially
~ thura was allaost no shipping demand; yet
aged shadn higher For THU. Our nhinlnonts Of
yesterdsy again exceesied the rouclpta, and tho
stock OF usasrccN!atsye grady now in storo ,auht
10 vors s1nall. Ihiy nlado tho short iuterost
nersous. and thoy 1llsod III rather treoly, though
tiloy were unable to operate, tic Now York MAJ
kos being several conts por BIT against thonl.
There IL ao1ne raa.on to expect Gn incsoaso In
tho reoolpts, - nouey ia ho!ug called for by tho
country more actively than heretofore. Witt
, 1874-09-19
LATEST.

NEW YonK. Sept. 18.-Castoma receipts, $34o.-
600; Treasury disburaemonts s72.00Q. Dry
goods imports for tho woe1, 81, 49, 1888.
Money easy 2@8 for primo; discounts, 5@G.
Sterling weaker At 4sS2a5 for sixty days, and
4s6t4 for eight.
Gold opened at 1o91l aud cloaed at 10o5S. Car
rying rates, 1@2. Loans Aat.
cloariugs, 917,000oo0.
State bonds quiet md nominal, except Ten
ncssces, which declined slightly. Railroau hqnds
strong. Governments atoady.
Stocks actiSo n}l day, with MI advance Of 1l@
III in morning boards. Prices rcnctod frac-
ton irum tho highest pont Of tho day ln lato
afternoon dealings in the general list. Union
Paoiao and Hannibal l. St; Joseph shares wore
s5i1, tic highest prico yet undo on tic proscnt
upward movement. Hannibal & st. Joseph
common adynneoa f1om 2as5 to ao15, mud l6o~
900 Western Union, l0,00D Pacific Mail, ADO
Erie, 20 ,oO0 Lako Shore, s7,5oo Union Pacific,
G.500 Northwestern 5000 st. Paul, mud 4,700
Chicago Columbus l. Indiana Central.
, 1874-09-19

Total... 4.20B 28.1U3 800
CATTLE-A Bool local and o.ltada demand exietcd,
aud prices ofths different eraaaa q stoek wcr. we'll
sustained. the teolsng bong nrr1er than ycakorday
tho day beforo. .Eaaturn avteos wcro lad. but tho
R.nhl Amonnt Of stock going forward this wcok
lends ahlrpcrH to tho belief TINT tho ensuing week will
witness favorable reaction at tho seabord, and TINT
claas Of buyers bought all good 10 choice oorngs at
fully late prizes. rat buehers' cows and Tazas cattle
hiso met with good t1o!nnnd sud firmly held.
Common aud motlium natives wors neglected, aud,
being In largo supply were weak. Baloa were al
fl.87l1@0.60, principally At $2.40t9i.25.
QUOTATIONS..
Extra DceYts-Gradcd etoera, averaging l,350
to thO H8. $G.boST.Q %
chocn l}eevea-Flne, fat, welt formed y year
to 6 ycar old stoers, averaging l,300 to
1850 bs. s.ooaea 80
Good -Wcll-fatteuod, finely formed
steers, averaging 150 to lsu0 lba. ...... 6.25575
Medium Gralua-alecra ln FUR ncsh, sycr-
aging 1,l00 to $50 ibs ibs............... 4.6o@500
ButtEersf Stook-poor to fair sseera, sIA
common to 0xtrA oows, for city slAughtur,
averaging $50 to l.1od lhs. .,..,:..,+. 2.so9ioQ
Stock Cattle--Common cattfo, III decent
fesh averaging 600 to 1,050 bs.......... n.o593.73
1nfer1or-Lght and thin COWS. leifcss,
stags, bulls and scala~ag ateers. .......s 1.T5@9 ~
Cattle-Iexas choice c0rll.fod. ....... 4.50fa.52
Cattlo-TaxaR wlntared North ....,..... 9.nGea4
Gattlo-TexaH through aroyoa ....,....... 1,71.a36
IA