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New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
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EKpvkTs sR0x SEPT. |. 1874. TO DArs.


PRRIGIJ-Th main feature TO-DAY was extreme daness in
berh feShis and charter Rate, whole
Grain accommodation the demaod was Unite remain as bes.
Sa, S.Se ian cur a d 3D. Gso. bush DO on eay. term.
1000 bb Flour p 4a The ouy charters heard of
~ bark Gibraltar for orders with Of 400 bids Tobacco
27a Ga Later By sen to Liverpool 1000 bales Cotton a, 5'l6
GRAiSw len our Wheat market th. dy week quite dull and
ducei limits their orders he'd on and this coupled with the much
tsge speculative feeling that developed fortaig
na. so ,9 here. .s we have s qS S ss5 9G S,s @
hode to better h. ds.epon Ordinary
" %. ..S s
,, are informed BY e ~e aaI .se ea, ssf an es
%%' %cTs general though the yoaps Of business.
al .sa IL H. & general that We asvs bu, ons GOOD
dS % SqI sf'c % ccnan aems1d a 1s pan
there. and the rate. Of iegh, and low
France quite sOnaeag Al ntessa. 'St,.pGndsn e.D
06d Gazette that published tie os. report Of the early
and tia, tie report pHb'he bv the Austrian Government
eoSe SseHa aay ' 81 sc i,oS %Tt "sS sEe
ES & SG S ~ s d 'Sf "sSs
viii prove only moderate II veil known ths. the
Thus far the number OF vessels laden With wheat that hA
R ssp Francisco we earn the erpo nee the Isl Of septemb
have bssp large Of I & ae, have rapidly The %
that since the 2ls Of September fI advised Ihe
Britain Moderate shipments noed 70 pofs on the
tiDeni Europe Litenl shipments have BEEN made to
African ports Il both wheat aud -four. and
2Oh September they had bds deaul for Wheat for
Australia Their with
easng especially Flour that their surplus for Europe viii
fall below early estimates The movement Wheat at the Vest
more e the upper lake ports Increased considerably
since end The stocks Chicago Milwaukee together
are tbsD Al the corresponding date
The supply Of Wheat In sight s now 8.53s,6lO bush
against Ss7i67O bnh the corresponding tine last year Ihs
exports Of the 59 367 ba, against 600 bush the
corresponding last In Western Wheat ne have had
and only moderate degoe Of activity the
py fair The export deDsnd for White sili continues
To-day the wheG. marie opened du and hesvy especially G
sppg quiet but steady Whes closes and
unsettled ehaF for eOup e,yOesi Winter h
% 900 bush 81 AL Os for upaaed io.. .ni Mn
ne.ota 81 O9dx 10 for No. Chicago ~ 0I for No
chicago Spring store 81 Os ~ Ii Tor N Ms sakse
reuorted 81 22d3l - Red Western 81 "a Tor Amber 81 W
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

",
COFfER-In business and the market remains
sales Orleans OF 1000 bags Lsur
S and 600 bags BR on terms not made public We qaoe
ordinary Fair do. at l1dl7Ac Good CO. az
S2di8a Prime do at 20d204c; and extreme range Tor lots
54d2c gold Mild grades s.esdy with better demand es
bags sundy vessels l7dlo and lao bags Costa ha
at 7l2c, both gold .
COTT0Y-TAe movement spot only moderate and
the market steady figures; quote follow:
classification In force Sept l. 1874
aud Upland Cotton funnlus ouah not nsrs tha hA
grsde u below the quoted ~ 49,,
Ordinary, 1874 Strict Ordinary, 147s Mdding 10 q
Good ord l43s Low Mid l5Is Good Mid, 10 2
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CATTLE MARKRT.

CHICAGO Oct ll-Receips for the week: Cattle S0ss hogs
535i6 sheep 8S For week last Cattle o4s
g. III 100 dali for hrm for sooi to choice gra
ouaty poor; 81 50dS5 Dos choice 20 ood$o
extra S6 25ds7i cattle 81 50ds3 fair dmsnd butchers
s3 So Hogs fn and higher under lighter
The last two DAYS no 10 medium 70 oUg
a. O fr 10 good s 2OSs6 30; choice So 4Oas6 10 eIt
moor a 75as5 25 sheep large reeeD-Sz oO
"A so; common to good bulk. S3 bOd$4 70
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

The Philadelphia stock market is weak; Penn
sylvania 6s. Ill Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l4s Reading Railroad, 5S.; Pennsylvania Railroad,
53, Gold, 110.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

Inc lied in The above $50 bales TO arrive
delivery the market Is SHADE stronger Win A JUST
SAL, last eveuing after October 100 ID 55Zei Vo
a &C. November 100 10 3l6c.; 100 l5 s; 600 10 o3c
Decerbpf 100 Is l5-32c.; 400, - 76c; January iVo
15 300 IS 2332c; February, 300 lGc 300, 10 5e
III c; Nav 200 LEI June. 400 II 932c 900 II 1 total
5OO bales TO-DAY TO p m-October ooO 10 NC NC
Novrnber 900 3-l6r. December. BOO 10 l5-J2c 9oo
Is loc 300 ID l5-32c; January 700 10 2552s 100 l34c
800 Is 2332c 200 l52c; February 300, 10 'IOei hIeh
100 is 7l6c Apu COO l6cs 100 10 2j32c Nav 100 ri
~ 2Js. total l3 700 bales. Grand total 2l6OO la e%
FIOTR AND MEALhe features OF Flour nsrket h pas'
have unsatisfactory receivers the demand has been
ree from The home though have had fair Provincial ana
moderate export but at gradually yielding pces All KINDS
declined with pon old Fancy Minnesota which very
ANA much wanted bakers the 70 hand from tha
sat h tco soft immediate The domestic trade has proved
larger than doubtless owing to the much lower pes
and the sueor Flour and the satisfaction n gives New
arrivals have been liberal yet is very pain to all aTlnsr
brands i scn'deWSSsy u india and South &nsriesn .io
Wa and of Medium Spring the Of Shipping
liberal but stock OF these has not
netair holders meeting demand for them promptly al fnrher
rather than the demand Tor good AMBER
Wheat valued 6jd rs 80 for export 70 VeIpoo ana
ondon are still continues and We feel CONFIDENT OF
Family freely but at lower hgures City Ground
has en in fair dmaud Indies at further decline new
Patent exception the old fayorate brands
these hardening figures snc are extremely popular WIN
how handle them and Supreme more
ntv have sold slowly the Of the week are
5 bbls against bb the time last To-day the
Flour and heav especially for New Wheat
further concession
Minnesota bapo are especially saabe at the close the market dull
sales OF g. 900 bbls We quote.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

TorII, .Ncs sKPr. l, 1879. -
eo,l bb. R.eo, NJ Isrd H. Beef. Cheese 10. Talsw 10
s37g 7aSG ~. 1907 966 6073 IL ,7s2, 26A 3,o2lS|4
,Ask rAE YBAR. - . ono on, aoa
II ess IL 80. 5G7 903 3lO5O7 744 liO562O2 4sol s1S
RICE steady fair request sales oi oo eas
a7 and small lot, Of Choice At - ioV ps anr .su. Of
6I.c aud 500 bag. do. 10 bond AZ 2419e, bo Ia %
yesterday clipped ereulAr rheh noa" H~'' 's' ~
le-tos T. C.. NswOTesps as usprnisd u ALI an. NAM
sEBDS-Ntw Clover quiet Al 10 ~ soasu rAA ' ~ ~
mai Al 81 O5 Timothy inaedve at 81 1odS3 w.
sTEARIE aud steady; CITY qao'ei ~ S' ''
Of 1000 n Western at 10 - -, -, .,,hon, A.
edsd change press have o1y 20 note s.s o.
n.nbaeO lSl.e Pair 30 Good hehnng AZ
Prime ~ s7sc Cenfags 10 hhds and boies, NOS 20 10
No IL Boz Glazed tsse Hsnneo ssssp6 sno
fr sof Whte ii ~ Crushed llhelle Tor Powdered and
IL i4dll be for GtAuulatet - -.
TiLLow-The market qae and priess are unchanged sales Of
25 Insor at a9c and So 600 d Prime Ct -,
WHISKY I. active prices o~er sales of Ioo pos |"
81 o..
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And the following for city bank shares

The Financial Chronicle publishes "a late state
mont of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railroad Company, being for the year ended June
%. 1874. From this statement, and the companys
last report, the following compilation Is made:
-, 70, ,he ves, ending Jnue 30 S74 81 345 2s2 70
Stoss & Inlv 10 December lS73...... 96l6S60 80
... e., s;x ,ro,,bs ~ 1874 ...... Ss,72S422 40
opsr.tns eapsS 96 1sTt ,S .sl1 94l 925 90
Dedset operating EXPENSE ~ ' ......... s569 1856 6s
t 81, months ending June 80 '74s5.37274O 81
Net earnings for months Of 1874 soo0oooZ W
These figures for the first six months of 1874 COM
pare as follows with those of the corresponding
period of 1873: ,. ,......
1874. 1873. - decrease
Go.. 422 40 @9797649 "a 81 069 226 %
Operating expenses. j372 74O 81 6I10SlS 6l 'oaoO|o oO
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We annex the latest quotations

The transactions in State bonds were small. New
York Bounty Loan sold at los! and 1854 for regis
tered and coupon respectively. The following were
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legal Notires.

NOTICE OF SIGNMENT.-NOTICE il
IN HEREBY GIvRN THAT FRBDsRICk kaofhas ava
PETER HAUCK partners trading under tSe sas an a
al Coonv OF snu SAts
ofNewJerssy have This DAY made an A ssns - S, Ss
and that said creditors exhibit their respective uaasr java
oi "ia as'sh"en-" JANIS HRwsON Asasaee
osss Of as Lam, Nv SQQ BgoAI IT.. Newark. 4s
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN hAkhhT1
Oct lO-l23O m-Ths rats fcr money we s''e
gILaags ea GsYsAapss sssssa Rs ssk VsssaA w n
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

SATURDAY. Oct. 10, 1874
The uowpg IA complete list eIpos shipped in vessels which
xsre cleared to-day foreSn ports:
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,e down largely and the total Of the banks
q reduced to S79,S4O0OO against s2,s4OSOO last
week. The banks lose in reserve $2,lS5,75 and now
hold above the required amount, S2O,97S,10O. The
following are the comparative totals:
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'"'si.'...'.'.ss. ...................,....
. Equal. to 90 ID to the bush. 5O5, ,465 bush.

GRor or CALEoRsA 1874 -TM San Francisco Bse
the California
which makes approximate estimate Of centa which
considerably less than h, supposed Il adds that sst one
fourth OF the quantity will required for and home consumption
| which will leave about tons for
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12

The Clearing house transactions for the day were;
Currency exchanges, SCI $685. 923; currency balances,
e9l4lS9; gold exchanges, S5,779,665; gold bal
ances. SS49,996. And for the week: Currency ex-
changes S4sl 675; currency balances $40 494;
gold exchanges S45 2S7 gold balances, $685. 7Sa
Government bonds have been strong and higher.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
P,ur STEADY but dull State S3d$3 So and Penn
| svlyauia at 50 JOdS3 rs p 100 10.

Of 800 bbls. We quote:
1 Corr Meal. West.N 4 256 4 rs
Corn Meal. Gold BARB OOd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
Democratic Convention In DOtidridgc
County.
WEST UNION, October |, 1874.

WEST UNION, October |, 1874.
Alta Democratic Convention held At
the Court House of Do,ldridge county. il
WAS called TO order BY W. Scott, Esq,
who made motion that Jeptha F. BAN
dolph be called to preside over its de-
liberations, which, by an unanimous vote,
WAS done
Mr.. Randolph, on taking the chair,
explained the object of the Convention
To be the nomination of u Democratic
candidate for the House Of Delegate, tor
the ensuing term.
On motion, Andrew j. Charter was
appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was resolved that this
Convention proceed to Eoulinute can
didate for the House Of Delegates with
out delay.
Nominations being in order, Joseph n.
Summers arose and put in nomination
Lewis T. Davis, and there being no other
candidates, on motion of Col Lloyd
Neelv, be was unanimously declared
the choice of this convention. as its stand
ard bearer for this campaign.
Mr.. Davis being called upon, came for
warb and in few appropriate remarks
accepted the nomination.
W. Scott was then called upon and adj
dressed the convention upon State poll
tics
On motion it was resolved that the
proceedings of this conyention b. pub
iished in the Wheeling REGISTER and
Clarksburg .Stm
ON motion the convention adjourned
Gin, die. JOSEPH F. RANDOLPH,
President.
ANDREW j. CHAETER,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

! Charles Sumner estate has been APP
praised. 1t is ralued at sl3A753 N
Elmer c. Washburne, of Chicago was
formally commissioned yesterday by
Secretary Bristow as Chief OF the Secret
Service Bureau. - ~ -
! Secretary Delano returned to Wash
ington yesterday, from Ohio. '' 10 -
Henry Clay Writes has been appoint
ed appraiser of merchandise at ST. Louis,
The steamer Vasco Do Gamas, which
arrived at San Francisco yesterday, was
detained after leaving Yokohama by a
terrific typhoon, occurring on September
18th. She brought no files Of papars.
Yesterday forenoon fire destroyed
VIM. Clark i Co.'s SAW mill, near Martin
Gttowa county, Ohio. The loss on the
mill and lumber is $4,000 insured for
$500.
A Maine report alleges that ex-Govcr-
nor Perhams friends propose an arrange.
ment of the Senatorial question with the
Hamlin faction by taking Governor
Dingley as compromise candidate.
The suspension of mill work in New
Hampshire is not general, those At Sal
mon Falls alone curtailing rs vet.
A fire at Circleville, Ohio, Thursday,
DESTROYED $4,000 worth of broom corn.
owned by Edward Smith. No insurance.
Three dwellings were also consumed.
The loss was not ascertained.
Commodore NJ. b. Wool>ey, COM
mandant of the Pensacola navy ward.
died of yellow fever yesterday morning.
The steamship Faradav has arrived nj
Queenstown.
Coroner Jno. r. Rice was arrested
Thursday at San Francisco for embczzlc-
ment He gave bail and WAS released
Sherman " Narrrosss saw and-plan-
ing mill and sash factory, NJ Glenns
Falls. New York, with the stock of lum.
ber, burned yesterday morning. Los,
S30.0OO; no insurance. One hundred
men have been thrown out of employ
ment.
The Carlist Juntas in Biscay demand
the restoration Of peace.
The shipping house of Dcwolil ~ Co.,
New York. has failed. No statement has
vet been made hy the firm, hut their
troubles ar" not supposed 10 ScriouSI y
effect other hou,r,.
4 fire ut Youngstown. bhih. A. tifrT"''
o'clock Yesterday morning, destroyed
Shields, Orr " Co.'S furniture store AMI
damaged Gates dry good store. Loss
flj,OOO; insurance 10000.
Henry Clcws y Co, of New York,
obtained further extension Of time upon
the operation Of their paper, given after
the panic last year.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has dec
ornted all the members of the Arctic -
ploring Expedition, inclndinE Z sailors.
A meeting Of the Nebraska State
Board Of Agriculture, elected the same
officers for the ensuing year. The next
fair will be held ut Omaha.
The DEMOCRATS and independents held
separate Conventions ut Yates City,
Illinois, but nominated the same candi-
date. General Leonard +. Ross, for Con-
gress from the 9th district.
Adviccs from Peru state that rcsolu-
tion has been taken by the ministry
tn declare closed all deposits ofGnana, on
Chincha Islands. ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
THE GRAFTON FAIR.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Awarded
The Races.

GRAFTON, Oct. =, 1874.
Editors OF the Register
Quite large crowd was in attendance
at the fair to day. The day was lovely,
and all seemed to enjoy themselves. The
display of stock is not large, but consid-
cradle very fine stock is on exhibition.
We noticed some very fine work oxen,
and very nice Alderny bull, besides
several Devons.
Among the lucky exhibitors we may
mention Messrs. Adams & Lucas, repre-
sented BY Stack Hamilton. They took
the first premium on the Smith Ameri-
can Organs. MeSsrs. Boyd, Miller X
Co., represented by Mr.. Roy, took the
first premium on Champion Mower, over
Wood. and on their cider mill, cutter,
churn, Sc. in all, seven (7) first premi-
umS. and one for the best display of agri-
cultural implements.
The pacing race between Grey Dan,
Billy French and Flirt, was won by Dan
in three straight heats. Time, 2:2s,
2:30, and 2:27!,
The half mile dash, running, between
Harkaway, Belle Ruse, Roam Mare, Sor-
rel Horse and woodward, was won by
Harkawsy. Time, O:54.
The running race is now being con-
tested. The entries are Skirlnisher, Jim
Anderson and Betsey. At present
writing Betsey has two heats and Jim
Anderson one. This race will probably
be postponed until tomorrow.
There will be large crowd here to-
morrow, and some excellent sport in the
way Of racing is promised.
NosIDDA.
P.S.-Since writing the above We have
leared that Betsy took the fourth heat,
and therefore won the race. Betsy Is a
fine three year old and is owned by the
Messrs. Davis Brothers of Piedmont.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
New York Cattle Market.

NEw YORK October 2.-Bcrycs-Kr-
ceipts to-day 1000 head, paking l,sD
head for four days, against 1860 heal
same time last week. The quality wns
not suited 10 the demand; more than onr.
half Of the offerings were Texans aud th"
natives were very common. The mar
ket was dull and number Of car load.
had to be- held over. Native steer rnng-
ed at So, l2c; bunch ofnatiys bcilrr'
sold at nc, and poor to good Texans ia
"c. sheep and Lamb.-Receipts 80"
head, making ~, 2bJ for four days, hgai,pt
1880 same time last week. Ordinary q"
fair sheep weaker; lambs about steady;
sheep ranged al 4 t@Gc; lamb at GIm f..
swine Receipts 1910 head, making
1890 head for four dsyt, against iS,jSn
head for the same time last week. ""
sgles Of live; dressed hogs more activ" NJ
s:msIc for graSsers and corn fed.
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Personal.
N"i The Register.

'>"i The Register.
,.,t my letter TO your paper from
N'4'S' som" time since in speaking
,IA,a, on the street, | spoke face
A p: ~ " one of the combatants, Mr.. W.
49, owning, in way at which that
=. .,.a1 .'. !. sees fit to take umbrage. We
=, "! N! ;oF n this, and will you please as
Co., a. i Browning, through your col
mai nothing was more remote
... ~ attentions than to iniure either
a.. SS-SA'Ion or his feelings, and if we
~. ."e ;" W" most sincerely beg his
-. - an. anu assure the public that If they
~, ~! understanding from our re-
=, INJURIOUS 10 Mr.. B. in any wav,
:: - .."ate'>iand .t it in way entirely for
:. 'ae Intention of the writer.
=. y..t,,s tr~s this explanation may prove
';Ty' | remain,
i"aFs respectfully, SNAP.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
LETTER FROM CLARKsBURG.
John J. Davis and Nathan GOff, Jr
CLARKsRURG, October l, 1874.

Editors OF the Register.
There is not much news Of political
nature to report from this county.
Everything at present looks bright and
favorable for the Democracy, and it can
safely be estimated that the county will
give good majority for all the Demo-
cratic nominees.
The speech Of General Goff ut West
Union. as published in the htelligeace1',
is being extensively circulated in this
section. From Alpha to Omega, this
speech is one tissue of misststements.
The most disgusting portion of it is
where he attempts to gain the good will
of the friends of Hon. John j. Davis by
bestowing honeyed terms and fulsolnc
praise upon that gentleman. When
General Gotf and Mr.. Davis were OPP
posing candidates for Congress, four
years ago, all the odium that hatred
could invent was heaped upon Mr.. Davis
by the friends of Goft. Davis is despised
by the Gof coterie, and when the Cen
ersl utters such soft blarney as he did at
West Union, his tongue expresses what
his heart repudiates.
During the days of Radical rule no
one prosecuted the Democrats with more
bitter malice than the COTS. Ma
than Gof, Sr., was the most proscrip-
tive Radical in the State. Nathan, Jr.,
received his political training from his
Uncle. He was an apt pupil, and while
member of the Legislature, he went so
far as any one dared go, in prescribing
Democrats. Yet, with his political re-
cord staring him in the face, he has the
cheek to ask Democrats to vote for him.
No Democrat can consistently do this.
His whole political career has been hos
tile to the Democratic party, and no
Democrat who values his self-respect
can vote for man who has publicly
declared that he would sooner go TO the
polls and vote by the side of negro than
a ragama6fn Democrat.
1t has been said by the friends of GOf
that John J. Davis will support him. I
have it from q reliable source that he will
do no such thug. So far, Mr.. Davis has
taken no part in the canvass, and his
friends say that he will not engage in il.
There arc hundreds Of honest Democrats,
who voted for Davis two years ago, who
will vote at this election for Colonel
Wilson.
Scott, the Radical candidate for the
Senate, speaks here tonight. OF course
he will talk of nothing hut rings. He
will not receive many votes here, rs he
is understood to be in favor Of Parkers-
burg for the capital, in preference to
Clsrksburg, while Knots, his opponet,
is pledged for Clarksburg. l.. +. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
WESTON FAIR.
A Great Saecess-Three Thousand on
the Ground.

WESTON, October 2, 1874.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
Our Fair, which has been going on
since Wednesday morning, closed to-
day. 1t was decided success-the best
Fair ever held in Lewis county. The
sturdy farmers Of Lewis turned out with
their fine stock and farm productions,
and the fair ladies with specimens Of
their handiwork, and made the occasion
one of rare interest ard of profit 10 all
who participated. There were near three
thousand people in attendance to-day.
Weather fine. Ion.
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EAST LIBEETr, October 2.-CattIe-
Receipts for today 459 head; for the
week thus far 1915 bnad. Supply fair
and market dull; bssiness light aud buy
crs all gone home; extra s1 2j(s6 40;
good to prime - 0oraG 90; common
10 fair si OGo IS; stOckers IN demand
at 60 25(ay4 20: bulIs 81 00ts;3 25. Hog
Receipt. FOR to-day 2,G4O head; for the
week thus far 1890 head supply heavy
best Philadeiphias s. 01tej7 25; Yorker.
81 coos %. Sheep-Receipts for to-day
none: Tor the week ~ FAR 1900 head;
none ceiling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-03
Wil,on.EoH Discussion Ia Calhoun

WilsOn-tsOn Dfseussion IL
CALHOUN c. H., September %, "A.
Editors OF the Register.
We had a lively day here yesterday.
Joint political discussion between Will
SON and Gofi, candidates for Congress.
Wilson discussed national issues fully,
but the General did not come to time IN
that regard, for he spent his hour on
State policy, ringr, &c. In his closing
speech wilson punished him severely,
greatly to the amusement of the vast
crowd. Calhoun is sound 70 the core,
and will roll up her usual majority.
Would give you longer ietter Out
have not time UkNocRATr
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
w Nh DEFAKI MtNT1
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsnINGToN October 2, 2,sP.N.
PROBABILITIES.

4
WAsmiNGToN October2, sP.N
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lake
falling barometer, northeasterly 10 south
castcrly winds. warmer and increasing
cloudy weather. For the Lower lakes
cool, clearing weather, nOrthwesterly ~
northcasterly winds and higher pressure.
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee,
northwesterly wiuds, backing TO fresh
southeasterly, falling barometer and
partly cloudy weather. For the Gulf
States southeast 10 soutls~est winds,
stationary barometer and temperature,
and partly cloudy weather. For the
South Atlantic States stationary pressure
southerly winds, warmer and clear
weather. For the Middle and Eastern
States rising barometer, nOrthw'~terly
winds cooler. clearing and partly cloudy
weather. Cautionary signal. continue nt
Rochester and DswcgO.
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NEW YoEK, October 2.-The domestic
commission houses report fair bus,nesS
in some departments, bat the jobbing
trade was less active. Cotton goods in
steady dernnnd at generally unchanged
prizes. Woolen goods quiet, except
Union Beaver, low grade Cassinsrss
and Plennels Felt Skirts in good DE-
mand. Black Silks snd pure Mohairs
are selling well. Shswh ARE quiet, hnt
are selling well st snction. g - 3:
fFor additional markets see fourth psge.
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Philadelphia WsoI Market.

PHIIADELPITIA, octOber 2-NOoI
Quiet and firm, and stock scarce;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
giuia double extra and above 55fo
SIC; extra 5tS 5jc; medium jS<a57ic;
coarsc JDc; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 41@j2c; me-
diGr.i 53lo5jc; eoarse 1870; cOmbing
washed 600, G5c; cornbing unwashed AZ
tg53c; tub washed 5JtaS0c; extra and
meriDo pulled 43<s,47c: No. l and super-
fine pulled I2(aJ0c.