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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

FOR SALE

MY RESIDENCE IN PULASKI. On First
NJ Main Street, immediately north of the
Cave Spring. Also, one fWo-Acra Lot. "
ing about $50 yards est Of same CT Pleasant
Kun. 0l2-4t) Il. u. STANLEY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

GARRETT a candidate Tor re election 10 the
office Of Trustee Of Giles county at the ensu
ing election.
We are authorized TO announce b. NJ.
BuRcR n candidate for Trustee Of Giles eoun-
" al the ensuing election.
We are authorized TO announce Major W.
W, J. BRowNLow a candidate for Trustee Of
Giles county at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23
oounTr oouHr oEErI

We are authorized TO announce R1uHARp
Z. (DToK) REED G. candidate for COUNT
Court Clerk Of Giles county at the ensuing
eIectIon.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23
THE FIFTH GIFT CONCERT

iof the purposes mentioned, aud which is
gesihNely ami unequivoeaiiy announced sa
he Last " hitch wit ever be Given
tindeF this Chafser aGd BY the Pres
eat staa agemcuf. viii come of in the
uelic Library Hall, at louisville. Ky.
Friday, July 81, 1874.
Al this hnal Concert everything viii be
apon a scale corresponding with IL Increased
Importance. The music will b. rendered by
al orchestra consisting Of one hundred per-
formers selected fog their fame in different
lands and the unprecedented sum Of
@o Enn NO0
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

We are authorized 70 announces CHARLFs
A DEvER candidate for County Court
Clerk Of Giles county at the ensuing election
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

~ We would be glad to print cleo
ton tickets for all the Giles county can
didates, and will compete with any reg
ular Nashville printing Office for the
Job, but we do not propose to compete
with those little cheap presariOus rat
concerns which are up to-day and down
tomorrow. These little portable radi-
cal rat offices are undertaking us from
. to % cents per thousand, and some
candidates are awaiting themselves of
The offer. They have a perfect right to
10 so, OF course; but considering the
act that we vote in Giles, and live in
Giles, and spend our money in Giles, is
It any wonder that we think such can
didates ought to expect their votes from
Nashville hereafter. We know our
prices are reasonable, and as low as any
honest, legitimate printing office can
print.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

We are authorized to announces Mai H. RI.
AYMETT a candidate for reelection 70 the
Office Of County Court Clerk Of Giles county
NJ the ensuing election
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

We arc authorized to Announce Ernest
Meredith a candidate for Tax Collector at
the ensuing election. -
We are authorized to announce >. r. q.
REED n candidate for Tax Collector Of Giles
county At the ensuing election.
We are authorized u announce ALLEN II.
HIGDoN candidate for Tax Collector Of
Giles county at the ensuing election.
ne are authorized to announce VIZ. e.
LEWIS a candidate for reelection TO the Office
Of Tax Collector Of Giles county at the ensu-
ing August election
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23
GO TO TEXAS
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ala LITTLE Rock, or tia ShraFeHart. strike
shis fine NJ Lohgviers the best route 70 Pal
ssline. HcarEa. y 4sa. AusfiH. finntaeilio.
Houston, salFcsiaa and al pesngs in West
sra- Central, Easf1rn end S1ut heru Texas.
Passenger ssa Ae~ Dreams viii sid it
lhg hsst fcuta f. E5ser, &fneoia. Dallas,
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ia Es=-srn and northern fslas
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win every racterH impreEeneat. ls-cl'i.-ine
Sew aud Elegant Day Cql1hes, f1ltasn az
see Steering Care. Westibafnsat2 Ar Ar4-.eas
AiIisf's pufant safety PistfoTFna sud opup-
lerss and u0N here eiss can tise Fasset ger %
completely depend on sfee-ti 7-ie au1
-fFa L0NE srAA ROUTE kas admirably
sa4usered the erary. Has 10 e - Tozasif
- - puniiezfier - 81 intsfeetinE and
sfathEal document, acpta1ninE 4 seln1hie
afsi c-rraet map, shteh can - oa1alnst lrce
~ shsrTs BY sddrcaiuK Tho GENERAL
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

IN. EDIroR;-Please announce to the PEG
pie that / am candidate for County Court
CLERK OF Giles county, and will be glad 70
receive their votes. II elected I will perform
tho various duties of said office to The beet ID
my ability. WfLLrAM HorsTnsf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

t. The negroes held convention az
Lynnville on Saturday last. 1t is said
they wrangled long aud loud over the
candidates for all the county offices ex-
cept one. They voted almost solidly for
Morris for County Court Clerk, but
could not agree as to the other oandi-
dates. Morris received 90 votes out o.
". They are to have another meeting
tomorrow, and a grand barbecue az OF
near Mr.. Buck Smiths not far from
Odd Fellows Hall, when there VIII
probably be some new Developments
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK

CIRCUIT COURT cLEkk-
We are authorized to announce HENRY M.
STANLEY n candidate for reelection 70 the
Office Of Circuit Court Clerk Of Giles county
A. the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23
TAX ooLLEcroE.

Re nrs authorized 20 announces Col. 7. M.
BUCK GoRDoN candidate for County Court
Clerk at the ensuing election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23


We are authorized % announce Cor. n n
Cox ~ a candidate for Congress from m
tn. 9Th District, composed Of the counties % q
Wayne. Lawrence Hickman. Lewis. (iil.s
Many and Williamson Election, hrst
ThursdAE in Novsmber, 1874.
We are authorize to announce HOE VI
ON. PERgINs "a Is candidate for CtnOress
from the 6th District, composed sf the
counties Of Wayne, Lawrence, Hickman
lewis, Giles. Maury and Williamson. FIeo
ton first Thursday IN November, 1874.
FDIToR CInzEN-Please announce me "A a
candidate 10 represent this the TIN Com
gressional District in the A4th Congress
uh.ect 20 whichever action the Democrats
and Conservative PARTIES may take 90 secure
harmony W. G. WniTTh0RNE.
We arc authorized 70 anuouncs Col. Sof'oy
+. BosE, Of Giles a candidate for Congress
from this the 18th, district, subject 10 a.
action Of the democratic and conservative
party.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

II We met last Saturday at Cayce
Springs our good friend Maj. Ben. p.
Roy. lie looks well.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

~ Depot street near the depot Is be-
ing macademLzed.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

We are authorized to announce JOHN W.
DYER a candidate for re- election 10 the Office
Of Register Of Giles county at the ensuing
election.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23

We are authorized 70 announce ]. NJ. PAR
EIR a candidate for Tax Collector at the en-
-rtiug electiOu
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-07-23
NJ SuMPTER

VIII ceutinue the practice Of Physic, his
dce being ~ the the Drag storc-
Plsnty Of South Union and LEaGrsths
Gaxdsn SssSa On hand
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
LONG ISLAND.

Work ut He'll Gate is being pushed on rapidly.
The assessors Of Queens county. acting upon an
opinion recently delivered by Comptroller Hopkins,
have determined TO exclude ministers OF the
gospel not regularly ordained or who do not
preach from tue list OF persons entitled to exemp.
ton from taxation.
Operations on the water works OF Long Island
City are progressing rapidly. Last week four
inch pipe was driven to depth of thirty five feet.
from which water flowed in considerable guam
uty without pumping. The constructor states
that he purposes TO recOmmence the work when
another consignment OF pipes mas been received.
mother and daughter named Cronn were on
trial before Recorder PARCELS on Saturday last.
The daughter, who is but fourteen years or age is
accused OF stealing dress and $45 In money
from Mrs. Carney. The daughter gave the
dress to her mother. but retained the money,
wherewith she purchased gifts for herself and
lover. The Recorder sent the girl to the House ot
Refuge for six months, and fined the mother for
receiving stolen property
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
FINANCIAL and CONMERCIiL
An Active Stock Market, With
Firm Prices.
GOLD 100 Ia A 100 5-S.
WALL STREET.

MONDAY, sept. Ill 7. Nj.
Stocks opened strong this morning, with only
slight reactions. Union Pacific advanced to 36 y
Western Union to 7sA, ex dividend OF per cent
and Lake Shore 10 76k. Erie rose to SO, in SYM
pathy with the London market. Hannibal and ST.
Joseph advanced TO 2s for the common and 33 for
the preferred, with a subsequent reaction In the
common to II. New York Central rose to 1oO7.,
Rock Island to lol5s, Northwest to 3ea, wabash TO
3sh, st. Paul TO s314, ana G., C. and l. c. to l17s.
In the afternoon dealings stocks were strong and
higher. Union Pacific advanced to 36k, Erie to
367s, New York Central TO l0l, Northwest TO 81 a.
Ohios TO 24ss, and Pacific Mail TO 4s4s. Gold sold
at l09H. Stocks were active and buoyant at the
close, when the highest prices OF the day were
made. The advance was very general, and In
some cases quite marked. Erie advanced to 81 on
the Duoyancy OF the London market and the pros
pect OF favorable report from the accountants
this week Union Pacific advanced to 3G54 on
large dealings The departure Of the president
and directors OF the Union Pacific for tour to the
Pacific coast was looked upon as having some sig
nIfcance in regard to future railroad movements.
37k, New York central to lO1l, Rock Island to
lo2 st. Paul TO 33h, c. c. 4 l. c. to 117s and
Ohios to 243.. The advance in the remainder OF
the list was less important and ranged from u to
y per cent The total transactions on the Stock
Exchange to-day were in the neighborhood OF
1876, 900 shares. The largest business was In Lake
shore, Union Pacific. Western Union, Erie, Pacific
Mail, New York Central and Northwest. The sub
olued table gives the sales in each stock also
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES,
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
BROOKLYN.
Croker.

There are 135 prisoners in the Raymond street
Jail awaiting the action Of the Grand Jury, which
Is now in session.
Contributions are now being received through
out the Catholic parishes of the Diocese of Brook
lyn to Iquidate the floating debt OF the Orphan
Asylum, which amounts 10 5000
Mayor Hunter and several prominent officials
and citizens OF Brooklyn have decided upon enter
tanning the Lord Mayor OF Dublin and the Irish
rihe team at a banquet to be given at the Acad
emy or MUSIC some evening next week.
The detectives who have been engaged In work
ing up the Torrna murder mystery have, they
claim, obtained a cew to the whereabouts OF Carr.
ment, one OF the suspected assassins OF the un:or-
tunate Scllian, and are confident OF accomplishing
his arrest before many days elapse.
The delegates chosen by the Kings county repub-
lcans to attend the Utica State Convention, to be
held tomorrow Wednesday,, took their depar.
ture for that city last evening. They numbered
twenty seven and were accompanied by large
force OF camp followers. Two-thirds OF the dele
gates are ONCE holders
Mary Ellen Kelly, Two years Of age, was run
over by an ash truck in front of her place OF abode
No. 1I Hamilton avenue, and killed Yesterday af.
ternoon. The driver OF the cart, Henry Laler, who
resides In Bush street, was arrested for criminal
carelessness. Coroner Jones was notified to mold
an inquest over the body.
The Committee on Ferry and Water Rights met
yesterday and consulted as TO what measures
Should he taken toward the re-estaplishment OF
the Grand street ferry. Alderman Dobbin pre-
sided There were great many Eastern District
property holders present who had suffered incon-
venence and loss by reason OF the stoppage or the
ferry, and they advocat ted that the city OF Brooklyn
should provide some plan by which the Common
Council would control the Jerry and keep IL out OF
the hands OF private individuals. Mr.. Tebout, q
property owner, said that Brooklyn to-day was
virtually using The docks under the control OF New
York, IA the latter controlled the dock property
uP to high water marx. IL was finally determined
that the committee should visit the Dock Commls-
sioners and Comptroller OF New YORK to-day 10
ascertain what relief can be had In the premises.
The Kings County Commissioners Of Charities
anticipate upon the basis OF the present increased
| and nressIpg demands made upon them Tor as.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
NEW YORK CITY.

Nicolo Martinez, aged iorty-two years. an Italian,
of No. a. Mulberry street, was stabbed in the
back and slightly injured yesterday by an un-
known man In Mulberry street
Joseph Clarke was shot IN the thumb Yesterday
by Barney DOen during an alteration on the cor
OF Roosevelt and Water streets. Both men,
according to the police, are thieves.
John Ruder, OF No. SO Clinton street, was se-
verely beaten yesterday by some unknown per-
sons at No. 436 East Ninth street and badly In
Jnred. He was removed to Bellevue Hospital by
the police
The cabin OF the Norwegian bark Saga, Captain
Ingensen, lying at pier 81 East River was entered
on Saturday afternoon last by river thieves, who
stole valuable chr0nometer and other nautical
instruments.
disposal OF the Protestant Episcopal Church Con-
gress which Is to meet in this city on the 7th OF
October the large hall Of the Cooper Institute for
its sessions.
Coroner Wotman was yesterday called to No. 81
Mott street to hold an inquest on the body OF John
Ward, two years old, whose death resulted from
scalds accidents tally received on Saturday morning
by the upsetting upon him OF pot Of boiling
coffee.
The steamboat inspectors in Pine street have
set no time Tor the examination into the loss Of the
Pacific Mail steamship Guatemala. The captain
arrived last week. but has not reported to the
Pacific Mail Company or the Board OF Steamboat
Inspectors.
trade Of the Produce Exchange will hold meet
ing to take action in regard to the circulars re-
Gently issued 10y the New York Central and Erie
railroads relative TO the delivery OF grain IN lots
less than five car loads
meeting OF the members Of the paper stock
trade was held yesterday, TO take action regarding
the death OF their late associate, Charles H. Buck
ley, who died suddenly on the 11th inst. at Paris.
Mr.. G. b. Hewitt acted as chairman OF the meet
ing aud A. W. Sturges as secretary, and II was
solved that the members OF the trade should attend
the funeral IN a body. The remains are expected
in this city about october l,
Orlando Durant, single man, thrty.nine years
OF age, who lived at No. Ill Broome street died
yesterday at Bellevue Hospital, to which he was
admitted on the Sd inst Deceased had been
arrested on a charge Of insanity, and, while con.
fined in a cell at the Twenty-ninth precinct sta
ton house, butted his head against the wall, thus
innctng some very severe scalp wounds. Alter
Durant was admitted to the hospital meningitis
set in and caused death. Deputy Coroner Nc
Winnie made'a post mOrtem examination on the
body, and an inquest will be held by Coroner
Croker.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

GOLD
opened al 1099., which was the highest figure of
the day. and closed at i09 y. which was the lowest.
Gold loans were made nat for borrowing and
per cent Tor carrying. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day s29, 600 IN redemption of fve-
twenty bonIs and 1000 on interest account.
The customs receipts to-day were s4S5oOo $50, 900
called United States bonds were received to-day
Vt the Treasury.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was quiet but steady Prime asking rates 4.s4h
and 4.s7 for bankers sixty days sterling and short
sight respectively. Selling rates l.s3s and asa and
4.86 a 4. e69. Continental quiet and steany.
Reichmarks ga. and s51s. Cables 955s. Prime
Paris 5.165s and l41I.
THE LOCAL MONEY MARKET
is unchanged. Cali loans continuing at . TO 3 per
cent. and time loans 10 per cent, according TO
length up to SIX months. Prime mercantile pa per
is to per cent Tor short date and 81 to IA per
cent for long date. The national bank notes re-
ceived at the Treasury to-day for redemption
amounted to $2I0,0oo.
GOVERNMENTS
were dull and shade easier in consequence OF
the lower range Of the gold premium. Prices
closed as iollows:-United states currency skies,
NIX al17a4 do. skies, 1885, registered l165S III;
DO. do, do, coupons, 1l71. l1s.; do. dve-twen-
ties, 1852, registered, 1l2 112A; do. do, do, cou
pom, 112]. 1l244 do. lo 1864, registered, 1l3a
ia; do. do, do coupons 1147. 115A; do. do,
1865 registered 114A a rs; DO. do, do, coupons,
1l5h l16; do. do, do, new, registered l147s a
1I54; do. do, do, coupons, 1154 1151.; do. do,
1867, registered, 115ai l16; DO do, DO. coupon,
I1ss. 1l6ks do. do, 1865, registered, l16 1l6H;
DO. do, do, coupons, 1161s HI; do. ten-fortes
registered, 1lO'I a l1o3.; do. do, coupons 11l4
Il11l; do, fves 1851, registered, 1lls liz; DO.
DO, do, coupons, l11h l12.
FOREIGN ADvICEs
show dull market in London quiet but steady.
The Bans OF England gained on balance to-day
5000. Closing prices London, at five z. NJ, were
rs follows :--Consols money, 92js; consos, ac.
count, 92k a e2}.; hve-twenty bonds 1865 old,
los S fve-twenty bonds, 1867, 109H a l09s; tea
lorty bonds lO416 /; new fves, l041l 1O4k; Erie,
44. Rentes at Paris 4:3O p NJ. were quoted
weak So ,rancs 40 centmes American securities
at Frankfort steady. Fiye-twenty bonds Of 1862
osa.
To-day railroad mortgages were strong, es-
peclally for the Pacific Issues. Centras sold at
81 "a 92, Union drsts at 81 a 37k, land grants at
SO and sinking funds at 75A. 1921 IS. These
bonds were quiet and steady in the afternoon
dealings. Union Pacific frsts sold at 81 !. s7x
sinking funds at rs, New York Central nrsts at
los and c. c. and l. C. hrsts at IL Central Pacific
bonds closed at 81 a 92 and Union Pacincs S7lS a
s7K for fTsts, SSi4 8sA for land grants and IS a
75k Tor sinking lunds. Western Pacincs closed at
SO S3A. The following were the bids on the first
CALI
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKKr.-LIvERrooI, Sept 2I-
Evening. Spirits turpentine, 25s. Cd per cwt .
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LONDON, sept 2l-Even-
ng.-Common rosin, 6s. 6s. 3D. per cwt Lnseed oil,
26s. 81. 27s per cwt Spirits urpentine 2G per cwt.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

sstance that 100000 will be required for the ont.
door relief lund this winter Meantime the
special committee of the Board OF SUPERVISORS
are engaged In investigating the management OF
the Institutions under the care OF tue Charity DE.
partment-the Almshouse, Nursery. Hospital anu
Lunatic Asylum. Many abuses are said 20 exist,
and the spirit OF economy pervadng the super
visions at the present time will prompt consid-
cradle reduction OF the force OF employees anu tlo
curtallment OF luxurles on the part OF sucn per-
sens as may be retained in the service OF tne
county. The committee will terminate their IA
bors this week and VIII submit their report AZ tne
meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors 10 De hcid
during tue drst week in October.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

s.es sses sScd GTSnsy s Net rsoGsts sTs
last evening, COO Stock. Sl2ss 49, ''''' ''
o-C CG5tSn qqist m,sang Ice low mddHs I.s s.oa
wise GA Sales $50 stock, sss 'A''' i~p'' -
sAvAsSAH. Sept 81 1874
sss gross 0EESpars Eapsrs Coast Ss
ss2 Sales. t5s. Stock. s,667
Cotton easy demand .s4 HH4HanssHs %iSS,as Sept ne M
m1,dainE ia:s sSoa oIdins5y Nc; ieeslps
Grain il, IN storewheas sssl bushels; corn tSs5i DO;
Has SI oas aks co bb 5a %Rsa
S sSs ssshs s9r m So barley @ dG Canal
S 100 DO RsiI M expors.Wheats q 9. bushels IS corn ss
nal Teights am wheat i6c oats, DC. Flour
sss' lss Tslis
3 ,s 500 40 y sMiissatse :! s. Corn g. I assve e.
ssnfE ss s bushels % % oats SG n s9s
a: ss'f S Tse5a 81 rs Is nnpa 49, 81 @ a aEa s.
81 o. Provisions unchanged and firm
Flour s lower on Al. grades sses SEPT ss: e. NS:.
So ssS Il DF"s %
SS % Sussss % Il, w
Ss,:s .ss .s$ ';$ p; sss'
M @ SlssS s es dana
E e Hbsy s0T aSs s. IS To-
the Hudson. Lake recepts-705,+W bushels wheat
81 800 do barley, 2,6740OO feet lumber Canal ship
mens-30 bushels wheat, L. 900 do barley, s2l 900 feet
lumber.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat quiet and weak
AZ 81 03 tor No spring CSC. for No. DO, cash;
s7Ac September. A1sc. October; No do, slac.; re-
S2he September slsc October, 7s9.c; seller ali the
cash sic september. 49c; bid October, white 52,4c.
sc rejected nominal Rye steady at Gle. for No
No spsinG, SPOT; s. lS sepember 81 o. October Nos
seller all the year Bulk meats hrm and in if demand;
nothing doing Lard steady at sli 10 seller al
Freiehts-Corn to Buffalo &C. In the open board thus
October corn hi her at SIC. September 79ssc.
October; oats steady and unchanged Receipts-6,0O
bbls. flour, 10000 bushels wheat $4,000 do corn,
1900 DO m oats 5000 10 rye, l4oce do. barley Ship
mensl 900 bbls flour, 81 UU bushels wheat 1900 do
corn, l4,OU do. oats 5000 do. barley
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

For future delivery basis low middngs) the sales
been as ioows:-saturday evening after one O'Clock
September @ bales 10 q Sc 500 at Is lll6c October
20 5l4c Lt0J at 5 1929 December, $40 at Is III BE
Total, $3.50 bales. To-day M to two M.september.
January. 200 at l55ec., lou ut Is 1899 Feb
ruary 100 at l52,c; March 200 at l6 ll6c.
To- bales at l5>se 100 at 52s2e 100 at Is % 400
10 23s2c 400 at Is lll6c October l4o at Is 100
at 154c 800 at 15 72c 0 at 10 3l6c 500 at 10 5s2c.;
Novemeer 200 at 10 1s2c 100 At l5sc 800 at i5 1876
at 10 gs2c 100 as !54c S at 10 as2s Jsnuary lg9 at
loo al Is 1890: February 2o at is ii i6c March iW at
10 Lice, 500 Ice April 100 at Ii ll32c. Tota, I4O
bales total 1880 bales The recepts ports
we're as lows:-Galveston ~ bales; New Orleans,
2793; Mobile, l7s7; savannah 253; Charleston. 265;
Wilmington l65; Norfolk, iss; Balnmore, 90; New York
99 Boston, 81 Philadelphia, 42-total, lOO9l bales This
day week, 5O3 bales This day last year Is! bales
&c TO namourg bv steam, &c by sail, 5sc, 10 Bre
men, by steam, 9e; BY SAIL sSe compressed To Liver.
poo. by steam, I'D by sail, 732d
LouR AND -Reeelpts-flour II 9l2 bbls wheat
81 PAS bushels; 80 go do oats, $3.50 do The -four
ruled dun and heavy but prices were not quot
lower. The sales since last foot TO- 400 bbs
including all kinds at figures within the range of the
appenled qloations 10Y Lon t9rH meal cSH'tnueg M 9Met but
81 20 S4 rs tor Western yellow and "a 80 "a 60 for
Tarsa Pa fmn We
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, sept 81, 1874
Cotton quiet and weak; good ordinary, l5c. Net re-
ceipJs, l bales gross, ISL Exports coastwisc, lIS2
sales, 1866 Stock, IO,720.
NEW ORLRANs Sept q, 1874
Cnttop npiat and irregu Jar midi M IalAc low mid.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
STATE BONDS

we're steady. Missouri long bonds sold at 93N a
"A, Tennessee skies, old series, at 5l1a. In state
bonds In the afternoon Missouri skies, long bonds,
sold al "a; Tennessee sixes, new series, at 5lIs
and South Carolina skies at II.
In city bank shares small lots OF Fourth National
vold at COZ 100. The latest bids were:-