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NEW ORLEANS, September ga letter
received by kellogg's State Registrar OF
Votes dated Rangapahoak Parish, contains
the following passage; "Citizens here are
terribly excited. Armed bodies Of men are
now being raised for the purpose Of taking
possession OF the different Offices. The ne
groes, TO a great extent, are intimidated, and
refuse to register. Il is said that twelve per
sons were killed at the Bayou Sara fight All
is quiet there nov, the troops having ar
rived.
WASHINGTON, u. q, ssplemher ?3..-Goy.
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AuCrlONEER,
srANEO2D. KENTlCHY.

Win attend sales In this aud adjoining co.ntes and
will attend all the courts In this sseton of the state
perNns desiring my services may leave their orders
at the Interior Journal once or address al Stan
lord &iy
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


hVe EOSss
A RIOT occurred among the labores at the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail.
road tunnel, In Jersey City, few mornings
ago, commenced by fight between the Cork.
oman and Fardowner, which was taken up
by the friends OF both factions until more
than fifty men were engaged, and stones and
clubs were freely used. num2er oi men
were injured, but none seriously Inc r'o'
was q"e"eo ny "sl"so " Po"''' """ "'""'
o' ue ''o'efs "rres'eu'
'"o "u"ofeu i'"''"s s''N'" ="
"eanes'"y n'en' 70 'ake 'ns P'sees =, .e
s ,,N YUM "'"''' "'O'e WV
'"va mn A..
"h' n'S prvscn o"' ve'".en ~,
s"iA.', ~ W. ran. i''na'e ooa' '',n', .,,' anu
'"e ''"'',"s "no went "e'e !" 'aN' u .,,,,
P'a''', ~, q ov"i''' oo."''." y, '-a.' , ~
"'n'' ''"'s'"s o'e"'"s' o"' u'V"s" ~,
"v '"o "a' n"yu'o'' -,
s''iA.'s "iso uu'"e" n,n' i's'ne no'ses '"e
, '.'yV"iu"s ., '''e," mus, g, ''"u Nv"
s''" e' ,'', ",'' 49," o", A"u ~. "e., y"
nos, ouia, and ,,o I,.,,.ns oil, .oumon.o
WORK In ,bs ni,s ,o.mo,row
Tur Ca,,an vann,ao,n,..., co,,;,,.o
at A meeting In Providence. n few Javs AGO.
unanimously agreed to reduction of one
third IN the production OF cotton fabrics
for the next three months. A strong dele.
ssuoh W." present from ran iA'er' anu
mittee. Facts were submitted showing that
VI" p',oes oi most cotton iaofics "re "o'u'
""y u.'V" NV 'os' VI rSu"ooo"
". IAN, oenNHs nr,' 81 ,o"ns.no 70, o'
~, ~" e a, a"n a"eo eoo iIu'y, VIZ" ,,"o.'''s' -
a. V,iOV' "'" W. ""-'' ''
INV ""' VI m m.~.
Tur Txscu,;ve Commi,,cs NJ ,be National
Roa,d Of rire IrnJeru,;,e,s bave ,e.olved
that the au,bor;,;es Of Cbica,obax;ng failed
to eompIv with the suggestiops put forth Inv
the National Board on the oath Of July last,
the Committee now recommend that all
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Than any other line bstween Louisville and - louls
m. only line running through 10 st. Louis under
one management and over onc road No danger oil
being left by running To connecting lines.
Passengers by this line have the advantage oi four
and half hours in louisville, and then arrive At
destination same time by rival trains Don't for
get this.
Trains by % A NJ. r. X. leaye direct from nion
pepDt on arrival Of southern trains No bus trans
Ter to make. No change Of cars between LOUISVILLE
and ~. Louis or Cincinnati Direct connection made
With principal lines for the East and West.
Tiele,s for sale and baggage checked 10 all prici-
pal Offices In the south. For further particulars
apply to
r. T. RRYpoN, u. J. ASTu0SY, &C. u CHAPMAN,
,ien. Pass. Agt., Ticket Agent, Lou Pass Agi',
81 Louis, No. stanfordky Louisville, ny
liO9-iyl
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COMPLETED 10 Paducah.
4 ouIsyII.LE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD
CINCINNATI AND THE EAST!

fINIIE quickest, best and only route running a
i doule daily line Pullman Drawing Room Sleep
ing Cars from Louisville 10 Columbus, q Pittsburgh
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, New York, and other
Eastern cities,
WITHOUT CHANGE.
The only line with which passengers from the south
make direct connection al Louisville with through
car for New York avoiding from TO 10 hour delay
incident TO- and arriving train IN advance ol all
other lines. Time from Louisville 10 New York,
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DEMVoM 4 cURO,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
SO N =, ,USR,r. AN
nRs. BLACKBERRY a rEYToN,

WIN attend 10 all business lntrusted 10 them In
Pulaski and surrounding counties. Collections
promptly made In Pulaski and Wayne counties
29-tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
NJ @. W, HTVINATNHl
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.


Ofhee on Lancaster street, hrst door above bank
building. Residence corner VI Hustony lille aud Dan
vale streets formerly occupied by Mr.. frederici.
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The New York Tribune, of the 2Gth, pub
fishes the following correspondence:
wLLARD's HOTEL, wAsnIsGToN, Dec. 81, 1873.
DEAR GOVERNOR; Chandler-wm. Els work
Ing with us, and he has worked with us nobly and
more efiectually than any one except Williams. He
wished me TO write to you about his fee. would
arrange the matter with him at the earliest possible
moment.
, 1874-10-12

sT4Ia &ND - TiSNs gro;o7:ooa,ine III ID
L. " s;5:s I'LL! Is ,; SEC? Il;
s2s.0o. -
e. 's-1a rts-5ar9e + s 2se m sma3t 1ss bar aoe'
lEAn-piq, 7kc; lar sib tsoc lead pipe, a>So: cut
osrrsn-pottoms, $50; sleathtue copper, 81.
A1AsT zsso-Ba!! caaks, loc; less quantity. 1olic
, sskF iSox-No ss a. g 1ates nu.ia iron, to IL
ass'SS asi - Il H. NO. '''n'' ''' An'''' '4,
Nj T. sss e 49, T. z T. IT,
Id; TO- iao; 2 TO- }u bunda, Is iar cent M dis. ill.,
A d sftSy q q @ fa';t Il Ss iee Il g. g.
s 81 sfyNnn1l: q S' Ssi' SS7a' %Ssh ;: sas
i u, io@1aa hemp s.ah eord T. \ sRaae ;,p,r1,e,'
IL .s,a s;o e sS9; as rtssh s, FsPs e. ! * ',s tsr
III s5:o5Ss; 81; resin. issoastsu i Sei '''' 'A' "
otts1Jol'bers we're fairly busy. AnA wore realizing
5 ~ g. sss,a sSSa N6 III tss. &c.,
tee. ia5salie DO Illinois eaales, $50 dea fsl iSc
II a1s: syf y II ;a :1!s si s3 ss Ar ii x
sSs5s; ao, boled, ssago9; x}'ss. 5s&.7s; spss.,,,
ssr. SSs: d. .ps No. so banK ii e .tst, s o.. ao
csrhsns oi. Vic; 1unh4go oil, 11e; tnr. .en4nc 4t@
abs nsphehu, ea gravity, a5Aa1h; nAphlhs, coaa-
ruTAToEs-oholce cara were in reqnea! for ship
ao Ms: sas 10 % raef Ssry H. - md 11: &as:
Ii st1s Z S;s! ss!st sS % 1ssv
CITY tarts buying asad etoe's, ptic"s
s r asa. s :ay Ss sso ssf ~ ssy 4. " VOL. st %
koys, 1'sllio Gli ene!;sc $!ssYo q, e''ei;o
Sssi!. u' Senlsoi Se t laas.. assss s 'o5xs
pSa * e ss W.. *p aay s; 'sSf9 sS Il u: ses; ss:s;
,tyss :, a fost inplin Gao:oa ~ s6aoa5e!; ~ q
81 II m msa IT, sesS si. s?z y !: Sa5S a.
clover q s3 & ssas &c ssats spS ss
= owa sALr-wa. staas1y s,'a1er moaorato inquiry:
onaendasa mud Saginaw fns &t,oo; cArstla dc, s!;o
son ss;s a NV wo, St'tS ass ;ass s .ir IT,
Win bags; i.to: Ashton ,lulry par sarf, siooqsl a5
TGAs-A,s steady sud nns4uyad. Prices raIsKa ~
'o'owi: ScuuH hysn Gals,11o Ia far, ;G1.I H.. 4tu
gns, S5Gc's w. sloiss taestFa lpe, % ilo5 som
doc. 70tS'cc; .loee rlnHsuey, Fi.U0t:l.1o; uxtra
aieTan. ~ .MNSl. .a5 clulcn t. extra 1aps V5ctS
so.a'tsc common d., &G,tSa eoiulnon 70 10 l, is,
uponE, ats946c; good, 55usc; chpcc u oxtra, s5cS
Tul,Aee.o-1s IN demand at tusl prices. 10 still
FnxE e.ur-Exra, 7s9asc; el,olce eo@oso; moai.
mn, a0H SIC; 1bur to con,,on. 10 : 4ic.
ptua-1SatalsI jaaf, 1i@suD; il.I fright, eoa7oc:
liacl, act4al, 4aE35D..
.sMoKisa-Geud to cloico, 32G7y5o; medium, 3o2
Vic : con,nou, 1a1Ec. ~
W0o1A -tnly moderate demand ia repor.e1 by
dealers, MI prices remain utestly ard unchanged:
AeeGh - oo narlo, Sa.0B hickory. 91uI; ulabs, $i,aJ
WJoG-Tho market La quiot but nrm Mt tho quota.
conl tt, primo tub-yasl.cd .s5as7s
Idor tc,;so1I tut>-washed jHt5Ao
linO UNI ,noliN1n washed hcpce..
HaauGA l!cC1s 41tN&jG
Mediuu; and coarau ,,nwaetcd. ufp;je
Nv. ~ - Nhhsu
uInu 'rehxntAblo aud bury wool. odR10e lcas.
, 1874-10-12
Also, the following, Without comparisons:

Withdraw from ntore On Friday for city con-
auuaptioni 2,4t3 bu wheat, 823 bu corn 2,5ol
bu oats, 1924 bu rye, 5000 bu barley.
Tile following graln was inspected into s!oro
during tho 4s hours ondlng with 10 o'clock this
morslns: 40 cars No. wheat; da7 cars aud
5.679 bn No. do; 197 cars No. 8 do; 03 cars
rejected do; cara no grade {065 wheat) 81
cars and $500 ba high mixod corn; 24s cars
alid 46,30o hu No. do; Is cars rejoc1ed do J;
2l cars no gralo (a71 corn); 10 cats wi,ite oats:
81 cara aud 17,7o0 BIZ No. 3 do; Is cara rejected
do: ! cars no grade iii oats); cars aud 1000
bu No. rye; car No. balloy 60 cara No.
2do; q cars No. do; 8 cars rejected do 80 oar.
ley). Total (l.54o onrs), G5o,oU3 bu. Inspected
out: a5i,023 bn wncal a25.l7l bu corn; 174,-
o32 bu oata ; 334 bu rye sc. .9l9 bu bailey.
Tue following we're ths receipts aud shipments
OF breadsuffa aul live stock at tbs point durirc
the pass week, and for tue corresponding weeks
ending uy iatol;
, 1874-10-12
'Sg; DO. soller January aud Fobrnary,

sii.1Q; DO. soller January aud Fobr,,nry,
%ta,GoRli O9]4 Dc. seller February, s11.75
9asiinnsr ani1a lart i33at3S4c. sweot-plcklo hams,
ii,a11a0l3o for luDlb ii average freHl cures! !;
'ry.saftea tt'enta;; looso, a. So ID, for a,.,l.-
SSSes, uS, castl and ss1'lof ctol,eI; is,a131ao for
hno't rtbn,, caAl, and aelicr October /, tho
aa,ne .GsIn boxet! at !(Nysc por y aboyo tnoHo
ImiceH; summer long o!oa,H, 111lc: lo short
fI'ears, I!, ~; ITO ahorl ribs, 11Xc do cumpor-
lantls. llci do ahonltloru. &c. looe. DacoM
moata non,iual. Bacon ln,ns 150pluc. Mesa
b@eof, @ $obo: estra .nosa do, slb.5a; teef lla1na
s2l.5D9'22.00. City tatfow. B}}5@aaeao; crease
Nominal At 0@9c. salos Hero ronorted of la brls
moss porh (1lcw) at snl.50; 10,0On brs do {uld),
easla aud noller Tue mouth at a2l 90 1000 brs
20 seller the ycar. ut III: " 'a5o hris do at
$l7 07M; 600 brls do at 9l7.Gj; 50I, nsta do NJ
+17.G3t3 1910 brls do Holior JANUARY mud Feb.
ruary a. $t8.D0 600 tcs iasd soler January anl
February, Mt $11.Go.
The Daily Commercial Report gives tho fol-
lowing NJ tlo shipments OF proylAtnna from this
city for tho week ont.ing Oct. 8, la74, and Bltco
Nov. l, 1871, tugatlot with co,u. .,araosrs
, 1874-10-12
90 an'e1ent to prolurc locn hd enul,o rackcra to
'hfos Ont FOnr inEd for Thu llM H,t this summer.
TIE WHEAT MOVEMENT.
tbs ScY York 1'rib,iur suvn.

TIE WHEAT MOVEMENT.
Tde New York Tribune syyn:
IL "l!.y pf tho Western vii n&t-grnrera In holding
nac Thur cfop t"r higher lIucrs, ht'yuver ndyan.-
1oshtty lruTo Bora oue or two years llenco
inl'nsa!an general prosperity Of tho country. Tho
at~se'y DECLINING priua uf mlAat ut 1ondnn an Liyer-
nott together villa so s1n4n ahilmensa from hure,
oslaancss that thiA only foreign market tH sranH
a"ff from ua and being anr ied FROM other x0llroos
non unlikely ly tug nail ons which vaso Last Scar
ny solnpetors In tho .uying trout ns
aeIo afd IN ttorn ht k,F'F torx a. THU tlt1a sono
dm!o0o ~, brs q whoat, aga.',t only l1ouoa l'
iacte u Probability that Try tito close Of navigation
HeSi iorh Will hold the os3ruordlntry stoQk Of nscr
Ytqs n.9sn t'u, sgalnst thu average Of lesu than
1nlq uato Of airars docs not tnlicato any permanent
irarovemcnt II tao price u wheat for so alaea If
tna koaaon. hui rather c,1i toward lower iricLH
t'r Barh 20 Wy! lind fts Hly IL ndtkes Ut nuy lrrc
isss III tnrit, is only ishm the grip Of tlo hold:
- tle ilo! oats det on4iuE anil tonuero1 With tho
w acean n'y aH well 10 arssped " tho
re- n. for o., 1n9tss tws!vs man.ns i ~ certay
r.! lo-esat loaf chuuper 10 tho In n carutny s. day
sn ~ Ina h.scit onn 10 man seeking lu yl for ci
nt'ymohi? Had THIS crb;, Of wheat Loen pro,lply
iasak hea unil assnt putian'woM take 10 moro i
wes ny nSss ,nsca now fe into pl the indatlioa hnd
4, o. the conry aud A4ve toutsipu,sl towards
~ ol ouE foreign lel; 1t ~, except for
uir 1Hn cedn. tho wolu crop u,lK, M well H. boan
cftunrry.
LATEST. Il
WIloat was fairly aot1y0 in the Afternoon and
a,s, e,ssor, selling, at at1s@s056o. aud cIuping nt
uJ>Gc scllor lilo mouth. mid DU0DO0lko seller
ho'enbor. Oe1n declined No, but subsequently
Uncovered, coHtIg Mt Tue Aolter tho Il, NTH Dn,y
~ caatar, closing At 1870 aolter Oatubor. and
*!8o sollctB tor Noyenyher.
, 1874-10-12

approximations Ut any furthor nlt nkage III valueR In
;Asluaa vpry satisfactory .Hi'pas III tlniny. Both
iosai a' intsEitr burma ordering iiDorl'y mud
prices ME Etnhdiy maintained,
,, Goesi ming tug woneugooa narket, tbs No York
anf!f!tn Ut uct. Z has tho 'folnw,ng:
Wou]en gooas wnro e,nphaticaliy quot will 1nan,t-
tastnreFs aGea during tho weok, b'it It'll i'creascM
ia issrh!ioi. Of neaty Ill fabrlcH effected by ht,
tsos ~ n MryEooaa obtnr1. Fnney caEsimcsra wara
~ !s ha hts aud nIlorl Ut teral ca,caasiun frl
ia srrst y III tafa: Thy spiy Of w9olen eops "a
S'r1lIot y the atepnge IT many sca of racilIngi,
VII ssuua M e a, eiYss te Gose Of s ara stoe5
hardly 10 eaeconplshed u1lcsi flrtIer prioo rayiepns
Kt4 3llk4G.h A *~Ae1 'S'AN''tAe
, 1874-10-12

;tATTLE-Tie market Is without important nov
tlta idiGcecutly iatttned ttock Wills Of lrst a,d
Y como class uaevea he Hcarcy las 1t no time during
t:o neason leen lnre severely felt Iu valuc. very
!:oupAnccl etlangcs hAve taken place. All oeYiuaa
lat were Bunlciray well natured to meet the r.
Turcmens Of TIM Estesn market ware esBily diaoscl
Aayo preyiol,.Iy lrcvie, but II a eonon sor,s
!hero we:o ls!y acsusnulatons, which neceasit4ted
sesrs ese n s
lretty general dEsasfnotion with tho ruling prices
10 fur Us tue GEdas beIow choce concnsned, u.s.
with raro exceptions. they nero lsErcmnnerAiiyp. OF
tue 10 o9o cste received dNrsug tue week 1t il safe to
say thst aot 100 Msre Of aaa!tty gooa enough to
portion crosnstl tho scaea ut prices below 1850
large rs.eeniaCs Of tho recyipta consisted Of Texas
es 81 :;s 'c oeao xs s ssesFs a ss s, sssa @
" tho former at "a, and thu hitter at sl.76S
49, There 1Gh heen considerable inquiry for natiss
Calrcs continue tn good denlxud ut $J.o0ak376 for
thin, eoarse, heavy to cloise light.
quiry from feeders und lor4l hulchers anu sacs
wero limited 10 few hundred head, chiefly ut s. bo
49, Ths markst closed dull and heavy x.tl large
amount Of inferior anl common stock loft oyer uil-
sold. Bclon arc the closing
- oUorsTloss.
Extra Deetes-Gratlcd steers, averaging 1a50
chocs Deavesiiae, fat .cii foroi ;car
10 & ynar old steera. AVERAGING l,3o0 10
aaoa s acly formed 0's'01o
steers averaging 1so 10 l,aoo l6s.,.,... 4as@s.as
agiuR 1:1vo to 2ao bs .,....,.....: a.7s042s
ButclntA Htpck-l'oor to fRir steora, unl
COMMON to extra eows, for city slaughter,
averaging $50 to 100 lb4..,.......,.... 2.60@96J
Stock Catte-Comnlou cattle, tn decent
flesh, averaging 8D0 to 1051 ha. .....,.. 2,a3&S6O
Illfrrior-14ght mud thin towH, heifnrs,
Gtaga butts, a1ld acalawug peurs. .,...,..,. 17baea5
Cattla-TNx3at ctocB norm fed. ,,...... A.9atkM
GuttlP-TeIas, wlntered Sorth.....,..... 2G0t93.75
cattlc-TaxRa thro1gh lrovcs. l,75G{375
uOds-peapi!s tho fact that our receipts hnse baen
aome 29o6o ies Aau last week only very small portion
Of thu late decline has bscu rcgainod. tnlend up to
Friday noon ealora had not hesa aba to roallEa my
appr.ciabls advance tla lau ErIces established
wrek ago, tlsers heing apparaut urgency in thu
demand from any 1aartar: ht'rs t4sa the markcs
lrn,er tonr. cloSlns aalcs in'catng an adysace of
1n@l6c over tho prices ruling al tho close Of aat
wtek. Some Of our rackors are putting their honsoa
in order preparatory for the packing se4sou hut iH
thought that little cutting will bo tlono during thn
present month, oven Should tho waather pruy0 ia
vorable To-day tho market Actiye, aud early
ndyaucei 100loe, which inproyeplcn 1uaintalue1
10 the cosG. Hnes ut $5U070Q for inferior to extra.
, 1874-10-12
!brk, tt,sd, Nuns, saouias. 'Ei.iiIts,
- erl,. te' lea. rs. ~,
Ws.k en1inet -
:. 4, N7a 10. III; 4,rft 6i5 kE0 Sa0] q nia I'm
ssms wo I,3A iS: %.7j ~ H. %S S 'sS'%sl
Stns1 Suv II [,Utp Is5J55 70 I XII M iii
SaMsL TING 1i.-.1G GtA !taAHl H. Hl5 n I 7i7 iii

hama, ~ N|S'' '" 0" - = :
lq addition thnso T1usslay last ncsry s. coo
p9ts les14nK I'll ptorallorss not yat rap9r+e1.
Flour whB quiet, The value Of Baleg being
ellghtls less than ou Tin,aday, Al.d tl,o n.arpot
wae tame, wltl, tlose Of weaknodu III sympathy
with tia .canier feeiing In wheat. aud tAo faot
t!las tho No" York tloar markot IL very low.
wero reported q loo pr1s uhito viii wanior cst ~ a.
(MasuolA) at 97.25; 800 brls do on private
terms; 60 brls sp:lug extraa at S5.15; 81 brs do
at s4,e2}4; 950 brla do OIL private to. nla; 100
{Jackmau's) at $3.50; 10 orls d.. old. u. 1850;
Is brls rye op private toglnJ. Total. 1.705 brls.
Also 10 tons ban at $17.op lin saeks) Oh track
20 tuna TO q. SlG.60, un track; ~ u,sa mAlillnga
at $4,000, froo on board. The market cuaol at
fbp 9,tIit ron of
, 1874-10-12
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. 10.
The following wore the receipts and slip
montn Of tho laatl,ng articles Of produce In CHI.
cago during tho past twonty-four hours. aud for
The corroApondiug .lato ono yoay ago:
, 1874-10-12

S! n"'ss' nna Green asplo prints nro rod,ced h akc
ai,, .,s 's', na rryu ~ IN fair dcn,x,l Eo.HeI
4 Il t'" n1a. *al,yu md III 'e ar grades, Wuosns m
well. A''s 1''o "1ahkots. which ars saa.a
, 1874-10-12


NEW YoNE, Ort. iu.--rlo wcathsr has basn auo III.
s!e.Hel!t To-day u h1!aiassa h.4 lss couanel will.
espt fous.yard browns and Asasy stspdssG tl,afes.
which ara Ia lupro*sd teauoss KaAalnfton, NHSs,,
, 1874-10-12

fht; Two i"ra hun Occur Il. fl,3 aa,s t,uo
.Ur on 9ssstolnFe y m Cn:e.a as sit a .aay a lavg
siul.y there MY s.ve u+-n II ,nv NV crop. Lat
erl pari> ara hut ob4.y nut 10 ilusrally Il.
r4is- IL tlar prlccs f1uo cu pr ton. Tsj,wiui
sre tae rsyi*c.l quotations: Extra hnll, 1uc: No.
nur Iltoa,, aav.; gSui do, Ia ',ia choIue stujI
lrsftl, 9t4eSs1u, .u!eltur hrk.l, 1Ltg7c: crooked
1HEuhr,,.
TIC nranyo uue early Ii, tus wsex. Ne ron ,nun tc
y.,e: My York factory, li,atsl6u; Western do
lSIe; on,s. 'oM gFs; s y1:s; IN H.. o,,,
ops,,,aera 41ow ,itia iaoinstiau ur,'or ii xrAss
u e'.srenl rs1nirensHts, pr: :iorsng to snle tAs
o%tag aattions ar4 rmy hoIl % Irhis.. sis Qua aa,
SS re% Sitani ex9se S9se ] cs osf sis7
diana blnek, s5.d0 Mllouk, $3.50 wilmlnatou
oe il lourlc III 0gss sIc Cup,iy psr; t,rres Il "a
@n,aky bre s. tlao .20J; port staycs tasa' IL I'i d
Gsiu.oJ DO. bnEett, $la.tUao2oa, tieno rlaycs,
y ronHn, &C. %Ce9ssn; h,,clea = .awsd *2da3s.o .oO
G'.0u3; our ssevs4, s7,50 :a0 .ilco iiour
f.@9:. ~ @'@"' 10"sSN''7'
Flsll-Inc general .len.ll via aelvs-,nura ien
u.usi,y 70 f,r tuc acasonan tho market nn,,n,na -
ysrs ittn lGstm TT tendency Of prices IN UPWARD.
~ ae'c 81 ~; N lw1s* ,4a., q & N1r No 2do
=; 3 :s 81, ts,y y's:sts stssces
ss.s - sss:s ss 's M s's Es:
ea se1!!ns s ..n 1f,s s5sAss; 20 :, DO
*'S: Furrg AND Sursn,.,nsr. ,e, 1vs ao,s 1a's ,a~
N sEynMty y r. n MI Ssf as Esssern market; wsre the
si sa aDs Il sas pote 1 f t. ,s
general lurkot IL dogoid of styunnt Fawng sr ~
, 1874-10-12

LATEST.
New YORK, Oct. 1u.-Money cloacd At Qas
per cunt. @e7'
Foreign exchange closed dull At 4s4oD4s4l,,
Ior nankors' sixty aays' s,erlsng aud 437A aid
4673+ f>r demaud.
efotd opened uud ctoaod ut li0l6. with son,c
sa'es II! tho lntcliM at ll0. Tho iXtos uai,l mr.
borrowing wcle ], 2, aud IL per ccut. Loatu
we're also 1nddo tiat. nud at | per cent fcs>
carrying. ClearinRs. %28, ,0l0, 0UU Tic Assistant.
Ite&anias las ulsburAcd durin. tho warIr
HstIObu, and rocolyel tor cuSto1as eo3 san
specie shipments for tho Bamo tim, Aayo heon
W., 16a VI silyer balA. Ili,orts Of drv
soota', "2,0la,000 Masch2pdise 81, ,4GO, 0oD.
IoYtrHinants cloaed dull,
State bou4s qulet.
etoess of'st'od weak aud unsettled. md re-
aaiEe0 Attui throughout thu eraa or 1,art ~, tio
WY. I."arda Lilo cioso prlcoa Bhoy.,d M mi.
vance q >4@lA per cent. from tia Irwcss ,,o;,tt
81 q. tae aa'. Tue gre4tubt i,pproycmont ~ ~ IL,
l!anslna: Noek lala,la, Uu1uu l,ac;tic "Ha .,a -
outt TO- Nosthwtstorn c1Mulon, Obio II MI s;s1
hli'tt, Wabash an4 Wealo.u Union s,oo olssfs- "
Aalts sold 983s@ 1Ss extra dlyiilsnd tbts .n;,r
uv0ii, ahd Glued ~ 98> ia %. @'' "''''-
1tah*ac!louH on Change apgrep,}.d Ign mn
sln:ca. g, Included Ill the haos we,a 4o31 ~ oo1
sHatgd WeaiolI! Uuol. l5,0JQ rae,tln Wofi f',vop ~
~ Etl>, 33, QUO Lake SAuie, n. .0i, l1,io It. T.
oc. l3,0u0 Noythwester,, 5000 H. 1a'1 ~, 10,
9,ouI To.edo Il Wabash. Nv 1"u'' ana
THE WEEKLY nASK STATEMENT.
Louis, lncIeaet, $lQu, 800 I; pterie' ,1oor....
H. a-1,a0h; tepal-s4 udeaH orrenso 81 s7i nnn
de- sils, dec o4sa, t3,45l,1 800 :; crena,;aI, w.
ofease. F3OJ. ras orse i Crease. ~ 1HR 81
II II 1f,,
, 1874-10-12

8HEEp-1Iave basn in unuaualy full aupply and
have deprecated in Value, though not 10 s e1tont
pes have done little. but, unlsr more than ordinar-
" gooa !oe.l dsa,and seller. we're enabe to realize
Qllot1 good to chocn 1t 33.7t&a35 aud ppor to mo.
dium Il f3.95a3SO. ~ N -
, 1874-10-12

rlltalsg kFt. Wayne s1 Union Pacific s.ock.. a6,6
Nort"wcstern pfd.,. = Central 1ac!ln i,uutts pl
4 ~k lala1f. ...... 9s1f D., Hartford Krfo.. Il;
J, Mnw % aar ey centrAtatA pui', Luck. w.....1ooS
, 1874-10-12

CHICAGO.
SATURDAY ErxEIEa. 0nf, 10,
Therces!pts Of l,Ye stock durug tue ,oex have been
, 1874-10-12

Meaa pork options tn tho West for next seasons d.
l.erles are about $d9 higher than for list yesr.
bih; january lard 10 higher than EngIlah shlppsrs
will lid. present rsea, therefore, 1t Ia evtdept ttlo
compelled to buy, and then only hsAd-io,tuoutS
trads. speenators eFe also holding OF noted aboys
awating farther developments aud doing sas than for
tho last two mantha.
There would appear from present Indications thsh
tho aeason rll open with cautious feeling And uuht
rals vi arqnpd. uuless the p4eksrs take hold of lie
whole crop, thoy aid last year, and carry IT, lut
ths d not likely from tho aysncs3 cost Of .25Ql1
tia hog. ii hare noted lately bettss weight Rnd
f'sss' Il" lsfr h,r4 r1Ha.a2 ng u Weoarn nstkttt
, 1874-10-12

LOCAL HoSDa AND sToCga.
Tile folloW!ng quotations., fnruls..d by 1. o.
slaughter, givo tho bst1s ald asking prices OF
local serurl. .iea urd bouttB:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, March 10, 1874.
Cotton quiet; fair demand: good ordinary 1870. ;
midcng l6,Sc. Net receipts, 800 bales. Sales l,OU0
stock, U.il6
NEW ORLEANS, March 10, 1874.
Coton-Dem and fair: prices barely aimed; mid
ding, l5c: Net receipts i577 baes gross 1895 Ex
ports-Io Great Britain, 1885, TO the Continent $685. to
France, l,4i2. sales, 1905 last evening, 1000 stock,
2s9, 900
- SAVANNAH. March 10, 1874.
Cotton firm; middling, l5lsc Net receipts so bales.
Exports to the Continent LAB Sales 6o3 stock,
1884
MOBILE March 10, 1874
Cotton quiet easy; demand moderate; midd.ing l5sc.
Net receipts, l,l33 bales. kXports-fo Great Britain
l,7is; coastwlse 2s5. Sales, l,Uo Stock. 5S,72z.
~ CHARLESTON. March 10. 1874
Cotton steady; middng l5itc l5sSc.; low middllng
4c. l,c. good ordinary, lfc 46c Net receipts IJ
ba.es Exports-To Great Britain, 1896; coastwise g.
Sales, 100. stock, 5D.lll
WnsfSGroN, n. c.. March TO- 1874
Spirits Of turpentne dull al sc Rosn dull at ST 30
for strained. Crude urpenine steady 81 80 Tor hard,
81 W Tor yellow dip. lar 81 30
OswEGo N y, March 10 1874
Flour eady sales 900 bills 81 10 for No Spring
% amber winter 80 rs Tor white winter So rs Tor
donbe extra. Wheat dull sales OF one car No. Mil
waukee club at 81 So one car of white Michigan
at 81 80 Corn 1c be tier sales Of two o0c Bar
ley inactive Corn meal 81 GO tor boed, and 81 for
unbolted, per cwt Mllieed unchanged; shorts, SIS;
shipstufs. SA; middlings x26 ton. Railroad