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LouisYilIe Tobacco Market.
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 81

LOUISVILLE, NY, OCTOBER 81.
The tobacco year closed to-day with
the extraordinary total of sales, amount
ing to 72,2l2 hhds.
We would mention the fact, that dur
ing the last three months of the season
in consequence of casualties to the grow
ing crop, II strong speculative feeling took
possession of the market.
Resales, and rcnumbcring of the same
hhds. of tobacco-sometimcs as often n
three or four times-makcs the SIM total
Of sales several thousand hhds. larger
than they really should appear.
Prices are firm, and the feeling contin-
ues strong on the part of holders. We
present below comparative tables of quo
tations for the 3lst of October, 1873, and
same date this year:
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SPORTING NEWS.
billiard Tournament.

New YORK. November 5.-ln tn"
billiard tournament to-day, Joseph Dion
defeated Edward Daniels 300 t" III.
Winners avcrag" ~. Manrice DAILY
detected Geo. Slasson 3O0to 7G. Winner
average u. 80
Th" titth game was between Garnicr
and Daniel. The former won on an
average of Q ll-3l.
Nignaux beat Ubassy in the sixth
game. Winners average II 6-2l.
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OPINIONS or THE PRFSS.

"Th.rn IL no literary event sine" III" put.
lcntion oi MOor"'s Life of Byron, ~ ~"
much Importance" Mem IOTk Iicrdhd.
"OT all men living, Mr.. Forster II ih"
best qualified to be- Charles DIck"nSs hi-
ugrnphrr. - IhHddciphid Irsss.
"Mr. Forster has don" his work with ih"
tender, loving car" that was Ia hny" b"'n
expected of him by all who knew the bond
Of union which welded the two men i".
g.thrr - L,yl,LJn HOrnfH0 Ibh.
"No more satisfactory record Of Dirkens' :
career can be- looked for Ia our genera.
tion - LOn,i,,n Snbd1Td.
Now for the FIRST time W. seem Ia hnV"
learned the secret of the Individuality be-
longing Ia all OF Dickens really g"ai
nuyclsh--- IOn,iOn DdaD Nr,0s.
This work could not hay" been iniruSi-
I'd to more loving hands. u NOR" genial
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ALA BAN 4.
democrats StiII Gaining.

MoNTGuMERY, November 5.-The dis
watches still show Democratic gains. The
Legislature is about sixty Democrats 10
forty Republicans. The returns from
the Second district, are not at all in favor
of the election of Williams, Democrat.
Latcr-Williams. Democrat, for Con
.rcss, is certainly elected in the Second
district, over Rapicr, colorcd, Republican.
The chances ofthc election Of Bromberg.
in thn Eirst district. are GOOD.
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Cincinnati Horse Market.

While the supply of horses during the
week has been limited, prices have ruled
low, owing TO the absence Of Eastern
buyers. Three hundred head wer" ."ld
in the Fifth street auctions. OF the" one
car load was shipped to New York and
one to Boston, at prices ranging from
$40 to $50. The demand is principal
~ for medium driving horse. Ther" j.
hardly any frst class stock in market
Farmers are buying common stock rang
ing in price from $Sj I" Sl20 10 take into
the country to feed.
There is little doing in Mules. About
a hundred head were sold in the auctions,
and other dealers report light sales. The
demand at present is for common animals,
ranging from sS5 TO Sl20, for shipment
Fast
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, November o.-lattle
Receipts for to-day 2j5 head; for the
last three days 2,242 head. The run is
very light, and quality principally good:
buying fair at the prices, but not much
business done to-day, buyers having
got their quota and gone home;
best So OOG6 70; medium to good
So OO(d5 75; common to fair 81 25
@5 90; stockers 50 0o(G4 90; bulls - %
G3 IS. Hogs-Receipts for to-day !, 3,9o6
head; !. for the last three days l,275 head; ;
best Philadelphias So 50(a6 90; IorkerS
So 75@6 25. Sheep-Receipts for to-day
500 head; for the last three days 5000
head best 81 5OG5 90; medium 81 ooG
4 IN
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III L l. ID A.

After the German OF r. Lewald. finh
edition. limo. Fine cloth. Price, sl.1h.
There Il not n heavy page I'm the emit"
volume, nor Il the interest allowed Ia ilaH
from introduction Ia fnis. Ih!dd'i-
phid NrW Ayr.
"a book thoroughly German In style
and sentiment. Ird yet one which Will
command the UNIVERSAL sympathy OF All
Glasses of readers g RpdOn TiObr.
zone Of the most healthful, fresh, de-
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ticlJhid ErtHiHy Bulletin.
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Cincinnati Market.

CiECISSATI, November 1.-Iottoh-
Steady at lac. Flour-Active at 50 90
as Is. Whcat-Firm; red 81 03Cdl 0S.
Corn-Firm; new coo &c. Oats-DulI
ut so, Sic. Rye Steady at @Ic. Bar
lcy-DulI and unchanged. Linsecd Oil
- Firm at SOC Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Firm. Pork-Quiet; sales at Sls 90
seller February. Lard--Demand fair and
market firm; good - lc for this weeks
delivery; II Ic seller year. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders &c; clear rib sides l0dJ
lOIc. Bacon-Dcmand fair and market
firm; shoulders Sc; clear RIB sides l2tc;
clear sides l3Im l4c. Whisky-Stcady
and in moderate demand at &C.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, November 5.-FlOur Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat-De-
mand fair and prices advanced; No. 2
white Wabash 81 IL; No. 3 do 81 l3l;
W. white Michigan - Il; extra do
81 10; No. red held at 81 ny; NO. =
81 U4i. Corn-Dull and lower; high
mixed .pot IT.; seller November G6!c;
ncw cole: low mixed 7Slc; new G2!c;
no grade 72c; ncv be. Oats-A shade
lower; No. 5Ilc; No. 2 j0!c; Michigan
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Railroad Accident.

DETROIT, November 5.-ThiS morning
tn" hind coach and sleeping cars of
passenger train on the Grand Rapids X
Indiana railroad, fiftcn miles south ot
Grand Rapids, was thrown from the track
by h-"ken rail Levi Aablr, of Illinois,
was 50 badly injured that death ensued
ma few minutes after. Mr.. Garrison,
The road master of the road; l.. j. West,
81 New York; W. {. Westly, of
kalamazoo; DIR. Tans, Of Fort Wayne;
and W. {. WcStley, OF Big Rapids, badly,
though not dangerously injured. Mrs.
Theresa Watson, A. Littleson, and ID.
NJ. Kramer, of Maryland, were terribly
hGrt' and prabably will die. Twenty
others were more or less injured.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November j.-Buttcr
prime 900 33c; choice western
roll 2slf 3Ur. Checs"-Quiet and steady;
lin" western lGkc. Eggs-Firm; Penn
svlvania 29Cg 3Oc: western 27Cn 30. Flour
Steady; superfine - OOla 22!; extra
- 2jG,i -. Wheat-Firm; red l. /;
amber - 2OCn ~; white II 2Sta 32.
Corn-Quiet and steady; Old yellow @Oc;
new 75c. Oats-Stcady; white $40, ,G3e;
mixed 5sG SO. Petroleum-Nominal; !;
refined lUlc; crude s.mslc. Whi.ky-
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEW 1ORk, NONemDtr O.-I htFt WIS
more activity in the package trade, and
freer jobbing distribution. The feature
of the market was the reduction of Gar
ner's Fancy Madder Prints to &c, less &c
per yard trade discount, at which prices
very heavy sales were made. Side Band
Prints in brisk request, and desirable
styles are scarce. Cotton goods quiet
and irregular. Woolcn goods dull. Flan-
nels aud Blankets in steady request.
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ARKANSAS.

LITTLE Rock, November j.-From
the official return, 81 far received the
Democrats claim the election of their en-
tire Congressional ticket by the follow
iug mnioritic>: 'ian,", First district,
from 4.O0Oto 1000; Clemens, Second dis
trict, 500 to 100; Wiltshire, Fourth dis
trrt, from $3.50 to 1000, over both hi.
opponents, HAYS and Thompson.
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Felix McHugh, of st. Louis, commit
led suicide Wednesday night in Military
park, by shooting himself through the
heart. The supposed cause is want Of
money and employment.
The Earl of Charleville died We'd
Gesdsy, AT the residence of VIM. Butler
Dancsn, at Staten Island, New York.
l he Earl was % years OF age and in bad
H"Sith for few years past.
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SOTTH CAROLINA.
StilI In the Hands OF the PhiIistincs.


WASHINGTON, November 5.--Attor-
ney General Williams received the fol-
lowing dispatch this morning:
COLUMBUS, S. c., Nov. 4.
Hon. Geo. H. Williams, Ittorncy General
Chamberlain is elected by 10000 ma
ioritv. Five Congressman are elected
No serious disturbances are yet reported.
lSigned) K. NJ. WALLACE,
L. s. Ulr>hHi.
CHARLESTON, ). c., November 5.-Thc
.N,rS and Courier, from incomplete re-
turns, concede the election of Chamherlln
by about 6,Oo0 majority. 1t also comedies
the election of Wallace and Hogr Re-
publcans to Congress. Raincy, re-
election is still IN doubt
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NICIIEG -.

DETROIT. November j.-Rcturns re-
ccvcd by the Free Press up to this time
from all hut ten counties, give BagIry,
Republican. for Governor a majority of
2022. In the Eighth Congressional dis
trict the vote is exceedingly close, with
the chances in favor of Bradley, Rcpub-
lican. by from So to 100 majority.
ST. PAUL, November j.-Thc Rcpub-
licans claim the legislature by Is major
ity on Joint ballot. which Is about the
same political complexion as last year.
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OpcrntiOuS Against the Carlists.

SANrANDER, November 5.--Thc Re-
publican army of the North resumed
operations against tn" Carlists on the I'd
inst. Headquarters have been removed
tnCrnirnro. General Lama mas en- barkcd
with eight batallions to the relief OF lrun,
a Young man by the name of Corwin
at Moran. Indiana, on the |. {. Il :. W.
railroad was caught by the buzz saw in
the mill at that place and literally sawed
in two.
The schooner Harriet Ross, loaded
with coal from Erie for Buffalo, went
ashore on the coast of Port Claiborne,
Canada, in the fog, yesterday morning.
The Duke of Abercorn, has been elect
ed Grand Master Of Freemasonry in
Ireland
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NEVADA.
Demoeratic Success Conceded.

san Francisco, Nov. 4-The returns
from Nevada are still incomplete. how
ever the Republicans ocncede the cleo
tion OF Bradley. Democrat 70. Governor
but by a majority reduced frou the first
estimates. The election Of the Sharon
Legislative ticket is certain. The Repub-
licsns claim the election Of Wsshburn
for Congress, over Ellis, BY 400 majority.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Macke ct

NEW YORK, November 5.-MoNEY-
2!@3 per cent; prime mercantile paper
5JG7B per cent for short and long dates;
single name paper S@i2 per cent. Ster-
ling strong at 484f@4s44 for sixty days
and 4SSl6489 for sight. Customs re-
ccipts s277LoOo.
GoLD-ll0t@ll0i, ciosingat the form
er figure Borrowing rates l@2 per cent
and fiat The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $4,000. Clearings $4,000, 900.
GnYRRS MENrS-EirIn
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE November 5.-fl0uF-
Unchanged. Wbeat-Western steady
No. 3 amber western 81 IGlG,l IL; other
grades unchanged. Corn-Firmi Inirel
western at So; white sJ,a. OK. Oats-
Firmer; mixed western G0(sClci Whit
&c. Rye-Dull At 90'G9jc. Hay-Un-
changed. PrOvisions-FIrm and price
unchanged. Buiter-Western dull and
CotIea-NOmiHa!. Petro-
leum-Dull and nominal; crude - tJld
As. Whisky-Steaiy at 81 %.
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JERSEY CITY. November 5.-Ph"lpe,
the Republican candidate for Com=r",S
has majority Of l.. This result Is OBJ
trincd hv counting for him all tn" ballots
bearing the name of W. W. Phelps and
William Waiter Phelps, ". which there
are 22.
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FOREIGN.
ROmba rtlmcnt Of Irun.

BAYoNNE, November 5.-Thc bonn
bardmcnt of lrun, by the Carlists, is
weak. Thus far the troops in town have
lost, having six killed and ten wounded.
The troops under .]"vrllcr defeated the
Carisl> ut Albocac"r killing many. One
hundred and fifty Carlists have surren-
dcrcd at E>tclla.
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LOUISIANA \,
yictorious Democrats Fire 100 Gum.

New ORLEANS, November 5.-M"n-
cures majority in the city is l2,l2j;
Leeds majority for Mayor is 1921; for
Congress in the first district, Gibson :
n...jority over Sypher i. about $500; SEQ
ond. Ellis majority over Dibblc is about
800; in the third district additional re-
turns indicate the recollection Of Darrell
by about 500 of a majority. There are
no additional returns from the other dis
tricts. One hundred guns were fired this
evening in honor of the Democratic VIC
tories.
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THE SECOND WIFE.

From the German OF T.. Marliti, author
OF "Thr old Mam'srlle's Secret" etc. Nh
edition. l2mo. Fine cloth. Price. sl.'i.
"a German story OF intense interest, by
one OF ia. bcst-known writers OF romano"
of that country. - Washington Chronicle.
"'Thr Second VIE IL at once an artistic
literary labor and n charmingly Interest
ing novel - Baltimore Saturday Ni0h
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ILLINOIS.

CnrAGu. November 5.-Thc result of
the Congressional contest in the Second
and Third districts of this State, will only
be decided by the official canvass, which
will be made Tomorrow. evening. The
Journal, to-day, comedies Harrison cleo
ton in the Second district. and claims
Farwcll's election in the Third, but it l.
impossible to get reliable returns from
either. Garfield, Democrat, in the First
district, has between 800 and 900 mal"rl-
tv. The result in the other districts is As
tclcgraphcd last night.
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The Safe Burglary Trial.

WAsH1yGToY. November 5.-In the
safe burglary trial to-day, moretelcgrams
were introduced to show. the connection
of Harrington. Shalcr and Curiz, to the
parties on trial. Leonard Whitney and
Mr.. Schivelcr, were examined as to the
tclegrams which had passed through their
offices. Harrington called for the origi-
mails of the kilograms sent by him. They
were furnished, and when returned, one
Of the most important was missing.
Judge Wvlie and Deputy Marshal Phil
lips testified as to the manner of taking
bail for Benton. before Judge Fisher.
Riddle stated that Colby, clerk Of the
Investigating Committee, who was sup
posed to have the affidavits of Benton and
Hayes in his possession, said Somerville
drew up the atiidavits and asked the
Court to summon him rs a witness,
and the Judge decided not to grant the
request as the defense had the privilege
of summoning him if they desired. At
ter the submission of other testimony
Of an important character, Riddle pre-
sen.ed documentary evidence to show
that Whiteby had engaged the man Will
liams of Bli.<. alias Geo. Miles, to commit
this burglary; that Miles WAS committed
of arson and burglary, and sentenced to
Auburn prison for ten years and
that he was pardoncd out at the solicita-
tlon of Whitley and, feeling under obli-
cations to him, he committed this burg
larry at his request. Davidge objected to
the proof of authenticity, but the Court
decided that the proofs were properly
authenticated. Adjourned.
Boss Coopers Meeting.
NEW YORK. November 1.-The Bus,
Coopcrs held II meeting to-day AT which
II large number Of factories reported that
- far opposition to the society men was
being successfully V sustained, that num-
brrs of the men had left the society and
returned To work, that efficient labor was
plentiful and that ample funds were on
hand to compel men to abandon the
society rules. 1t WAS resolved 10 insist
on all men leaving the cooprrs union
before being employed in any cooperagc
in the city,
Rockford and Rock Island II. II.
CuICAGo, November 5.-Lyndc and
Cable receiver, of the Rockford, Rock
Island ard St Louis railroad, under or
der of the State Court to-day. turned over
.hr road to W. H. Ferry, the receiver
appointed by the L. 5. District Court last
week
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Further from the Election.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Completc re-
turns from the third Congressional dis
trict give Farwcll, Republican, and tn"
present member 100 majority. The
Democrats claim, however, that on" pre-
cinct of the 10Th ward will be thrown ont
in the official count for illeSality, and
should this be done it will defeat FarweIl
bv 20 votes in the 10Th district. 1t will
require the official vote to decide the con-
test.
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rarnsvor,b possibly Elected.

A special to tn" EreniHg Post and Mad
from Elgin, Illinois, says fuller returns
put different phase on the C"ngrcSSion-
al business in this district; at the present
moment Farnsworth is only Is votes be-
hind, with eleven districts in DE kalh
and two in Kane to hear from. 1t Is
thought that these will help Farnsw"rth
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Chambers Encyclopedia

ten volumes, royal syo. hound In sheep,
price 80 W. the most thorough and Telihbl"
work Of general reference, II presented 10
the pepon getting ny th" club.
LIPPTSCOTT a 90, Publishers,
7I5S7 Market street, PbiladelrfIa.
sepZj oavs
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PIitSburgh Market.

PfTTsBUEGH, November 5.-WheAt-
Quiet and prices unchanged. Corn
Firm; nex ear 6sta zoe; new shelled 65
ta6Sc; old shelied dull at solas2c. Pc
tToleurH-Crude quiet and price. un-
changed; refined l0ie for Philadelphia
delivery.
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THE WORKS OF E. MARLITT,
Translated by Mrs. a. l.. wIsTER.

Translated by Mrs. 4. l.. WlSTER.
"Tho Little Moorland Princess" sixth
edition: l2mu; Fin" cloth: sl.'j.
"COunt"ss Gisela." sixth edition: ltin",
cloth; $40.
"Gold Elsie" Ninth edition; l6ms; 'l".;
$50
"The Old MRmiells's Secret" Eleventh
edition: l6mu; Cloth sl-sI.
For sale by booksellers generally, or viii
be sent by mail, postpaid, upon receipt "i
the price by
LIPPISCOTT & 60. Publishers.
7l5Rnd ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-06
STATE BONDS-StrUhg.
RAILROAD BONDS-StrOnI.

KAlLROAD BONDS-StrOnI
SrocKs-Opcned quiet and later. de-
clined ia. per cent. At the first board
the market was active aud strong at All
advance of lmlI per cent, and afterwards
there was II slight reaction, but towards
the close the whole market was firm, and
CLOSED strong at the best prices Of the day,
the advance ranging lola per cent.
The sales to-day were 225,O00 shares, of
which 10000 were Western Union,
$4,000 Pacific Mail, 1000 Erie, 1900
Lake Shore. 1000 Union Pacific, 1900
Northwestern common, 1900 Rock
Island. 50O0St Paul common, $4,000
Wabash and 1900 OhiQs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-06
Oeenn Steamers.

QUEENSTOWN, November 5.-The
steamship Adristic for New York, has
arrived.
SAvASSAH, November 5.-The steam
snip ST. Louis from New Orleans for
Liverpool, put in this morning with cot
ton on fire.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-06
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, November 5.-Whcat--
Firmcr at 81 06Gl II. Corn and Oats
Unchanged. Parliamentary; STAN
dard white Ole; Ohio state test | | !ci in
small lots la 20 higher.