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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-12

Tom Sankey was recently hanged in
Montgomery, Ala. The AGoert5Ser says:
The Sheriff stepped upon the scaftold
and ljusted the moose around his neck,
While doing 50 Tom said in a tremulous
voice, 'Good-by, my friends The cap
was then drawn over his face, and with
his face now hid from view he sang aloud,
Hang me high and stretch me wide, and
let the world see how died. As the last
words passed from his lips two strokes
from the Ratchet of the sXCcutoner
knocked the prop from under Tom, and
his soul was launched into eternity"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-12

The report of the National Bureau Of
Education furnishes the following state
ment OF donations and legacieS received
during the year by Illinois colleges;
Lincoln leads off with $4,000; Illinois
second with $66,000, then Abingdon $3S,
600; Northwestern, $50 900; En- eka, S23,
600; Northwestern c., $10500; Mon
mouth, $4,000; Shurtleif, >l1,0 900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-12
DOMESTIC.

The National Educational Association was
recently in session in Washington a series
OF resolutions reported by the Centennial
Committee were adopted. that each state send
a representation of Its educational condition
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-12
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
English Parliamentary Elections
conservative Gains.
Bloody Riots in Several
Localities.
Meeting of the National Grange of
the Patrons of HuSbandry.
Public Debt Statement,
February !.
Serious Accident on the North
western Railroad.
rour Persons Consumed in Burning
Building at Evansville, Ind.
Ex-Governor James NJ. Harvey Elected
Z. 8. Senator from Kansas.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-12
tour Persons Consumed in Burning
Building at Evansville, Ind.
Ex-Governor james NJ. Harvey Elected
4. s. Senator from Kansas.
Daring Robbery on the Iron Mountain
Railway in Missouri.

Election of Republican United States
Senators from Mississippi.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-02-12

to the Centennial; also the historical record
of its educational progress; that cities act
with States, and that an International Educa-
tional Congress be held In connection
with the Centennial. The Committee on
National Aid reported resolutions favor
ing the establishment OF a National Edu-
cational Bureau, and indorsing the PROPOSE
ton Of setting apart public lands for free ed
ucation In the States. President Grant visited
the Association, but made no speech. Ad-
journed to meet at Detroit in August next.
At large meeting Of prominent iron and
nail manufacturers recently held in Pittsburgh,
the selling rates for nails were advanced l2H
cents per key
A fire in Cleveland on the 3lst ult. destroyed
over 100000 worth Of property, on which
there was an insurance of about $4,000.
A most daring robbery was committed on
the evening OF the 3lst ult., on the Iron
Mountain Railway. As the train which
left St Louis at 9:45 in the morning came
in sight Of Gad's Hill Station, l20 miles
below st. Louis, it was signaled to stop.
The switch Was turned and the train run on
side track. As the train stopped, Conductor
Afford stepped off to ascertain what the
matter was, when he was confronted by a
man in a mask, pistol placed to his
head, and he was marched off under
guard. The engineer, fireman, mail agent,
express messenger and other train men
were then seized by five masked, heavily-armed
men, and also placed under guard. The rob
bers then went through the entire train, and
took from the passengers about $1,000, and
over !: 900 from the Adams Express messen-
ger, and riled the mail. The robbers then left
in southerly direction, and after the release
of the train men the train started southwark.
There were only twelve male passengers on
the train. There were five ladies and several
children. The robbers also took $500 from
citizens of Gad's Hill
The following is the public debt statement
February /:
Aiy nor honda I
, 1874-10-10
REAL ESTATE.
Tile following inatr1,montH wors llod 10,
record friday Oct. D IL, <s =.

Tile following inatr,,montH wors ilod for
record friday, Oct. q. ,.. X ..
CITY PROPERTY,
aoros, dated Suit. 20 t1ra lrolnita to Milford
rhe @ pssaises asa HI so iiaise H. aic 6st s'0'
Evergreen av a!7,l Ii Of IIuyo ~, i T. aas '''''
1oiil &, dated oct. 1890
1alt1 Il, dated Oct. .7................,... 1,25o
II 25xla5 IT, lalc1 Oct. .. ..........,...,.. 300
Sl7ao:lo Il; win u RI ( on WOOD 1t, dated m
A1l@sukeo a AZ, 10 II " i oirar It. aS1
west Lake s TO se.ioo It oi Western H. 81, '''
tusta3 l0loo ft, .tatcl aug. s..........,.. 1900
Will 13512oa IT In aa,ao snOdyiaon; also -.
Wentworth nv, 1853 2I-l0G II y Of Nineteenth
st, T. 95x7n feet, la.el Beit. 29........,, 1000
NORTH or CITY LIMITS AND WITHIN 4 nAp1us Of
sIit.Ea or CoultT-nottaH,
Lois aud 2, uiock 1t, Nayouswood, dated
weiram ; IL 2is ii r.s It. t. a;1a ii IT, s'V
we:sm n!s g. /: Ct ias IT. sS:isi ii. '9o
uals!ea i, iso ii oi Davis Il. :;;::iissoit,
wsst Of Lot Is in ID acres of nioct i0
X soc TO- 10, ii, t1atcl Uci, p,,,,,,.,.... 1860
soUTn OF Olry LIMITS AND WITHIN 1sp1us or
btfLEB OF oounT.nousr.
Fory-second st. ala # Y Ut Finccnnca NJ, f., - A.,
1s1i2o r. dated AnR: 10. Aooo
looSt1u.1 It, datci tsont, u. qs.oco
Torty-sccond ct, " Of aud 1.car Viuce,lues ~,
af 7ixl2o f. .atsa Aug. ;: a'ooo
7oa s.1dxegs e.io t. dased selt. ao,7ao
Fltynth 81, 183 # of Indiana ~, n +, oox153 nm
1T, dated Oct. i.Aoo
, 1874-10-10
FnIpAY EVENING, Oct. ..

........ Fa1pAY EVENING. Oct ..
ALCo1IOrl--Nas Qnlot ut S2 03aa.cs. ..-
ecctrd at rm rates. Receipts continue liberal. but
not iii Of current reqlrenonts aud hoders ex-
Gotee sye 10 fancy y selIow, M % Si@Scc medium, to good
gralos e5@2sc: Inferior to common, 21@s24c.
@ a1 99 1a G a 5esG1t s
large but reported ample, and all orefs
aro promptly filled ut tho quoted prices: sark, $40:
Amosseas sea Soo: ' otter creek M sle 6irlap lgs,
End hu, g'lnniea singo. 1dsl7c; do double
T9Sf:f ss%ss 7ssS fair under M .s,ye DE-
nand from Eastern dealers. Conlpctlon between
Iyora haa caused higher prices 10 lavo been pai in
' sa1 sss5e aooatra @ s &C. sss bras that VII work ,tss
good to choice stalk br4id 1880 inferior brush. 66o
sfia5fi SoIabiSa 9&Msf MsfirEnzA1s-were steady and in
'no.lerato demand. Mleligan ssso ~ 70
cement, sa.oo: Akron 10, ,sl.Ts . br.; Iortlan
ss @ ,s{sSa ,iE ssl t. xa soe: ss1sf ssaa
q i,09o, $35.0o@o6o0; hnliugbrek {con'mon> s5.50
@606 milwaukee, md Kncino pressed. sa7 5o
M asl 1naiana rressea' sl5.ooa2soo; DO common,
oiEEsE-A liberal movement waa noted at stcat1ily-
markets and ho moderate character Of stocka 4nn.i
ildecs feeling ot confidence among holders; Eo-
lowing are the prices Now YORK faeiory, 1a515o;
"sssst 1ees dol ons ss mosa susne.s
former PRICES Wo nlotp aH follows Ich3gh, SO GOA
1881 isans ssi
Ero mud Walnut I'LL! $50: Lick lsan. s751: lrooks,
9 as bsss sSss s'o non sis xa;y sSS IL.
EGds-wera frna nnaes = good local and chipping
lstS1Yc and su,u we're holding at aUc.
FisIi-sssaay assiy.ty nseyns* III M w Ash market.
ss ssr r9 ,' 1E1s II a s eS Ct b1eSs s
ianpwath No. whehsh, Sbr'. f5.1se@sa No. q 10
tsGo@s.l5; Nc 1trout s 56@t . No. slsre muck
No. a.naeksrel. lrl, s7 oe5?as taGa!!y msakese!'
H:hr 81 oo@at35 i NJ sl.oro kiss s3u1es e.; 4ak
9l5p; Labrador hurting. round, hr1, 81 .E0las.10 do,
N-hri. f4oa@4 -; Columbia liiscr tainson. 3-brl
39.1SdslOno ocean trout, toz mil t!oz D caaa,
FRUITS AND NuTs-Quiet still prevails in this
branrh of traao anl .s eourso af secs continues
TGsns,s rS gs2s gs; ggs;ss suns ats1s
satr o ssi55oo; % raiss, yalenca ; 1iss la15o ~
zsna cusra!ts, 7@7Ms: s!tro'i. a5Saaci lcnsan .ss
Ill., So2 osess sss xss SP nsM sw aa
Ss 81 ,a aS S'!sF gSgt SSb s11ss ,sw aSss sa
esie: Naples Maluas, ls@llo; aro'obla wsln.,is
s% wessa psaass u9y sstira iso e
scc tiisalty, 7GalUs; TenneaAco poannsa seevo; Al
H uisEi;N lIsUiTs--d -drareH aud apples comprised tin
hulk Ut to offerings, an' ntil vera ~ far lae4l re-
quest Isacaa ,3 were aaoaa' b but rather s sor 10y"
t bos stu T. siot; shsics DO, ossoo; pesrs Spec
basse t;' Delaware SSa sr naa ass asseis, Sscvs
cranhcrr1cn, slO.0u@la.oo per hrl; Wild do. S3b0s
iona: ts'ifax,.'s Pesst, *louesa:ho -.
plisl,nd In Ills department Ut very fu! prices. NJ
iluotalIlo ella,iGes were noted
, 1874-10-10
HIJEEp-T1o market was weak md unsett1cd. Duy-
crs tl,l not ako hold with much apparent Interest," a
salcs dragged at $2.51G9 80 for poor to prime.
" EtHrt tI12F.isTY

eI!EEpIc market was WEAK and aneettea naS
saes dragged at ESs4 s9 e 215TY a1E SSsf to prime
sr Gpsn4r e. os for
thu weak ending oct were 7,7ul losd' against 7327
s a se nsaS s so % sut t1pS sGs Ths M s cas
good, medium holding tnofr own Do,nand for atocE-
ti,cy wero acarcp. Extra. i4o0 to l,t0o iba a60oa
046 prime, 200 to laoo lbs, s5sc@5.7s; goo l10o
LOO ibs 0u9l50; Btockcrs. TOO to 1000 Ill., So0Gs
for @ tho e<; woek footed s,!o33 hea,i. ~
boforo. supply Very fun: s1arEet SLOW lsor en,an,
except for good hogs, which aro asarce. Extra pla-
ilcphia S70c79 ;aasorcd, s.. good mixed,
s6.So@o.so: Yoraers, so.oo@o2s; common aa low a.
sunEr..lieeeipts. 19too head. aesInst 1920 the
Tssi sea sa s aooa ssf rhs 'n s s'1x
~; god 50 toe lis, sa.sgR..5s; far. = 10 80 a.
$40'at rs; '0unon' n1DaS9 = E Z r. sSoo2s''
Arnkxs. Oct. o.-ckrr1s-isocotpt for the veet GA
earoals, asanss 12o Inst week, falling on Of s,12s
Prices c stronger for common to good, and 1ic for
e3.ra $500 refused for three loads primo Illinois,
@ sS s9 rSjsd e ot ,tea anSne
itrssc1aaa, aeeond s513@s,ss; third, slid
@a.gs: inferioF, $ss0@ass: ,...,, ,.,.s ..,
steady at last weeks closing quotations b1t ths de-
cuo III New York wua followed hero by falling OF uf
Ne lambs. Receipts for week. 10 cars, against IT
lust week. Prices: Sheep, $3755l.75 for common to
fair; Si.oo@575 for fair to good 5000 for extras.
L1ns $500ta55 80 for common to fair; s55o800 10 for
fair 10 good; 500 for o1tsa, IT,,
BUFFALO. Oct Observation-Disclosures. 1.411; total for
thu week, 1D557. Traio confined principally 10
The local retail trade Ono bunch sold WIS Is Texaa
ktcer7, averaging B3l hs, at s1.25.
KHEEr AND Ia:1Ds-1eceirta, 200; total for week,
1850. Prices firm during tho week, but to-day, OH
unfavorable 1iews from tho East went oil i{e Caada
latubs, $G1oGo.75: cana.ls and Western Sheep, HOO
Hoas-Rcccipts, 5000 head; total for tho week,
i0aD Market slow. Prices shade lower. Workers.,
s.'o@o'oo; heavy it2ss; ST% sS;5iM'''0' Y5iSK'
NEW yonK, Oct. 9.-DE1:vls-Hcceipta, 91o, making
1850 for four days, against GAO sano time Inst wook
tocd to prime steers scarce and tlrn inferior ana
common plenty aud weak. few fancy scasu sold 1T
lJtfc, but tha lllutAbtc rauGo Of to primo
Steers was 9GSl91ic; Texans, TG9aic.
EIxEr AHp pLAnrllE-Rceerts, $780, making "a, ,2fG
for four days. against 18.250 Kato tnn last wee1
Market extremely dull lsiccs further declined about
&c, closing at 4A@6o for sheep. and oe972lo foi
| limbs. ~, :,
sw1sE-Arrivnls, s,oco maklng 49, 100 for four days
exc, with Ohlos, III 1ba average ut $a62 pel
ln0 lbs; car III lbs, sd.t0 dressed closed aLads
n'u'0s' ''.e0a'' ST. LOUIS.
| ST. Louis, Oct. a.-1foas-Dnll; Yorkers, st.50G9
40; bacon, $5oo&ss.25; butchers; s5ass9a5o; OK
dsTrnE~pnics; good to extra nstyo stccrs. s4.koa
G0D; cowa mud hGi{Hrs, $1.75@325; butchers s...ia
2T5 wintcrel roxaus, $2.G0@ LOO through do, s36a
, 1874-10-10

Fart ot Gtl1rNHnt tleft "

Fart ot Ih1rnNnt Oeet "
ARRIVED.
Hffr Minhie ATuclfIr, uraAL ltayon, pilea.
Rt1nr Huron, south ItAye4, ss!!lArles.
Hlplr ullirAEo, Mantinwuo, sl'sl1flrs.
slnlr AlnAkeYou, Ats,skeUon. BnnstFsea.
trap IrA II. Uwou, Mllwa,!kcet 1ro'1 nro:
EcIlr JusuIA DrestInu, LlltliAHton, woail
Bcpw II. n. unnl.nil,. lakn's piGr, Wood
Eullr Coral, Duck LIKE, bark
Behr Queen City, Erlos GOAL.
U&tk John preieI. uutIa@os coal
, 1874-10-10
MONEY AND COMMERCE,
FINANCIAL.


TnlDAI EVENING. Oct. 0.
To-day was quiot ono In monetary oirclos.
THO closing Of tho Board Of Trado, in obsorv-
anco Of tho anniyorsary Of tho fire slroo years
ngo, 1oHsonod very much tho usual volume Of
huHineea. Tho hankH woro virtually opon oil
day, but with almost tlcsertod countors. Tho
Wholesale mud retail mercantile lounoa generally
wore transactins buainosa as Usual.
Now York exchange sold at 25c to 50c discount
for 81, 900. g.. ..n,,. ... p. 80. ..
THO movement Of currency to tho country is
light. Some amounts arc received hero. for
oxchange, as from Cincinnati, wlon exchange IL
at a premium. :. ., ,r;,
Tle oloarings woro $i.00O,000.
GOLD QUOTATIONS.,
, 1874-10-10

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o.-Yoo r,arket dull rrtcos
firm; stock scarce. Ohio, ronnaylyanla, and West
Virginia double extra hnh choice. 55@5oc; oxtra 54G5
Mich,xan Indians, sud Western ilne, 4s9slo; mo
dun, 63s55c coarso, 4sasoa coahing wslod, ooa
G4o: tne ,,nwael1ed, 34GJ8c; md medium TIN
waslod, 3B6a 400; tilb washed, 65@0oo; No. and
auporble pulled. 416ai7i1c.'
, 1874-10-10

F0FEjEN HufNHtH.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. vii n, l.-riour, 1}s Gd@als Oh.
Wivat-Ntntes, III l01GSOa Oil fprinE as 4dty9s ii
white. 1ps@lu1 81; club. 1os Aa1la ID. Gorn, 3'la
I'll,
Pork, Tia Oil, Lar1i, GiR.
Receipts Of wheat for tho last rco days, 5000 4rs
20 ooo l'einG Atnoseas.
WLcat-Whtto, pa 11d@10a "a spring, as9soi ID.
WsatlaE wot. IAass unchanged. Il :
, 1874-10-10

uoo9-Hnycrs ecc,ncl willing to pay and nelcrn 10
nccort tho prices current yesterday an conHepnnntiy,
Alont all o tho fresh arrlva1s aud gooly number of
the stse hogs, werc cloacd otit during tho tlaY at
our laat or Ut $Saese75 for good to extra Ut s5oo
@G15 for metlinn, and at $5.0u@581 for nferor to
common STOCK riga sold at At tho close
1frin tone pcrvated Tho market, ntd tho chances are
tAat The enk will IL cIenrrl y to.'upEroY niG4t.
, 1874-10-10
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2.4o0
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EyENrSd, Oct. 0.
Tho following woro tho receipts and ship
monts OF tic leading articles or produce iii Chi-
cago during tue past twcnty-four hours, and Tor
tho correspouding dato ono year ngo:
, 1874-10-10

Irvrnroo1, 0at. OIL 800 r. nj. - Martota u1'=
iospoN. Oct. 9.-Tlo woatlor throughout Eng1ana
to.tlay IL wot. - ~
Tho ralo Of Discount IN oron narknt for tl,Teo
f,ontn blu Ia 23s pcr cent, which, IN X fc'o" tho
1,ak rate Amount Of nniiion Ronn ,nto hSx e w.
account, p3':@e:! a3s, 1oa!i eth 1oo;f 1otsM; utt
Tho Eric report road to-day, pago y laEo IN Up
siook ExcanEs hftor eas,, 1'aYs %as 1sa,, s "'eeH
soei oil, 27a: Irurpcnlinc, 5ds al32Gs d.
pAnta, Oct. 0.-1sci,tes G2f 200.
LiyEnpooL, Oct. 9.--cotton 1uiot; m1dd!inR up
1a,d 3D.; Orleans, sid. s4lca. l9o19 nales Aneri-
can, 09oo hpecss'aen mil oxpprt. 1000. ba'es for
tle week, tai 900 baes: export. 1000 aroculatnt',
aoU00; stock, GDl ooa baion; American $4,000 hnss
Receipts for to ceh, 81 900 ba'es Am,oriean. QUO;
actual EXPORTS 7,ooo block aoa, 2fs,ooo; Anofcan,
$4,000.
Yar.s and fahrtca At Manchester quiet md firm.
Ilrratlstujra uuiot average Calforhia white wheat,
pa l1dG1t0a :l rcd WcHtorn nrriny. 8sf59s Aa He-
cets 1t wcnt tho pnut thrco days, 5000 1rs Anesi.
cnu. ~. .GD1 ntB.
, 1874-10-10

Rock 1aand. ,.1o9t D., Hartford Eris.. TX
Ney p5,' Ss'!xoy oenra la3; Dol' Lack w''lo7
, 1874-10-10

TAcso figures toll the story fors!by than II can
bo told In words. III September !a'5, tHo asesasn
rato as ~ Ic wheat by lake, IN he year nIeGeanB
it WIS 1A8c; this yalr 1t 3.5c. coMMent ls an-
llceesaary>-IuHalo Commercial 4ldrert'ssr-
, 1874-10-10

NEW YonK, Oct. D.--Thero wis slow trado moyo-
yucnt today. Commission houses quiet ~ rule, md
iuiurtiu4 branches ,s.li. Coton Kootia III moderate
iao,nul with so1ne improvement in III brown mnkcn.
Irccs nolntuu1ly unchanged, but o5Ta d1seonna aro
inand for fancics. .Woolen goods auot. shawls aud
hosiery continue anggfsh. :.
, 1874-10-10
Prop Jay Gould Dutra1o, auntlrics.
echr ]. y. Nowihnd,, Manisine. lumbar.
Hc1ir MaH'iolfa. uraasl Haven, luml,er,
BClr GlDftl, Nian{xteG. trml,cr

Prop Jay G0nld Buffalo, auntlrics
Sehf :. j.. Nowihnd Manistne, iunlor,
ncnr @ hlnflolfa. urantl Haven, lumlor,
schr olafa. hfanistee, lunll,cr.
CI41sANED,
nc'" siiton. Wo Lnkt DtD lu oaa, "a lyta tar6 100
e, naHs ;ncai tofH coa md B,tndrlcH t-t.
sens T.. Hnmra, MantSioo, ID bu oas, II urls 1our,
r ! brln rnrl. IL sackA brdn. ~:
isof Gy 3 NJ I,rayarso Traverse City, 1000 bu oat3
H@ohr Feb Annie yann'tt, nuf1alo, 45,ooo tu wheat,
3 senr y miillam dra'dy, HaIralo, 2A0n0 bu wheat.
schr .. T.. Mt1nr, oawego, II, SOD bu wheat.
Hchr J. iaiderl,nllse 1tnfTato, 10 1jU bn yyhcat
schr 9Eatoi. Nmtznlot 339o1 hu what. =
ljasEa Guiding Star, Buffalo, 2G,o2p bl earn
stmr Cnr0na, bt. Joseph, altlltrlee.
Htfnr gh!cNro, Efnsstowuc, snndrcs,
Stinr Huron. sAtRntnrk, 800 htlc. a,ll srnir}ce
sn.lr g. iiinckiey, Intta1o 21,8s0 bu corr.
sehr 1shpenntn9, nnnnIo. a. ,a31 bu cbr,'.
Sellr !: A. A1ayns buffalo, 27.3oo bu curn,
Atmr Mntkcgon 1raul uaFen, 10 Du oata nx ,,r,.
rork. mud sunl!tea. f @~ '41s
Prop Mnyower, port lIuron J503 b,1 ,y,,c,t nm H..
corn, 900 brla -four, ''eS' y"
Schr Cot. Couk, Buffalo, 17,743 bu wheat.
Prop Mercnrt, Duraio, 900 bria iorr ii l,s ,o,ta
Eris, $4,000 bu oats Loco brls lour, 1,oop pess
Prop Europe, Montreal md intermediate pors. II oo
~ corn, 2f4 br1s fonr, 100 brls pork, and Runs
tirca, ~ 1N
Ind II ycesss cleared light.
, 1874-10-10


fuil we,,lt, 1Ial4to !: do. shpft woi1 i2sff@iSo.
Mon0pa!a, 7a(,ass; tsanaoon, Se457ifo; Caro-
lthN, HtiE9SRc: ltul1tAaHa, 7L1G9Hc.
euuAjIY-Tntcnt cut loaf, t3a(5l11Se; crushed and
powdered, 129t9<o; granriatci 133l2;io 4, Rta,t-
irt ltSc: do No 2, tls<o; II, t11o: a1trh q, 11Ht:
q No. :, lU7ac; ynll6w, No, ], 10E@10s5o; clloieo
brown, 1DiGS11}5o; primo do, G9l6ic: fair io, Dx
Mptzr; ctli1un to, UhG1Dc; choice illoaRseH HliEar
ID! ia l0,<o far to, 01iGdu?&c do aat@ac.
f1Rurs-Dinnlonl tlri],s, S13atat.J5; SILVER drra,
oxtn Ane, BNiH5e good r~lluiae slrsln. 93970d
extra d. 75eSaDo: Now Orleans .nolaascs. eotco $500
!an do prime, aO84e itlo common. 70aa72o; porlo
1lico mOlaaHes. cllueet 603G5e common nloAEaes Js
s41c.
AaIf.nArus-CoMgnon Ia hest, R9pt4c. .
brIuEs--hltaplcc, 1791ahc; cloves, 6S3coo cas-
1so; z.ger, Airlcn,, 25a2aas do t1aat,tta 1S9e0c.
EDArs-leriMhn mntttclt GhGEOlc; 9odEh wear
&If{55c: Whito Lily, bit6EC; White l!ose tItauaoi
pAnI, GG2GiGc; Alvpn luarialt Gt1p41 WILLY 1tlR-
Ra,i, 5rtit56c: champaign, 6@6!fai Iru0 D0e, ees
bt1c. ,.
pure, bhG5Bc.
IIAf-Tlto higher gratcB wore In fhir fol1cat ior
ahplnont, and Btcaty. We continue 20 9llote Ino-
Thy, pruc, SIC .qgtSlG6u; No. $l5.ha NO. Mo.
sf1GA31i.10 talked, $13 %: urau prair1e, &l2oos
No. 10, $1o.5p9f1.G0 No. 2; SD.oo sioNgh 3Soo.
LoosE .Ni:w oS,YAaoxa Timothy. si4.0o@1o.oo;
HIDES -Nere fl fair demand and steady: grecl
city bitchors's 7Ho. green cured. uHlt, vH@Vato;
heavy 10. He1lRHslc: rart cprod, 74@8ci; g.sen
cnlf 19o ven, 14c dry ltnt. 1e8l9n dry Rr idos
afy aa'eu. Kp. iatG1oc aoacon skihs, tsu 9raouy:
Bc6rcH CUT OF otherwise damaged, tW0-thtds rttcea
, 1874-10-10
JsIftsI,uru flfl Market,


NEW Yong, Oot,- 7.-pErnoLEuM- -Cruio unsettled
at sl.02HG91.05, at rarkor'a; refined, 11a4@l23tc,
PHILADELPHIA delivery. :. \, .
, 1874-10-10

47..- :.
,,1,o, ponr IunnA, Mich; Oct. Authorizations
ma"auEee, t,n,s Thomas 4. Scott, pringlo, diaa-
Bo" Bos a4d Tow, Henry Howard. Egynt}nn
~lth Pelican sehrs Gladstone. Gunrtec,
tI, uPrrrops otana Aazoa. Isusaian orontcs md
lier, Craftsman, Netto wcayer. Mamtnysr -. - &
orostilwate, prop Hagana with Ialeua dcupa.
MNp--sonthweat; weather lnc.
PORT HURON. Mich, Oct. 9-Eycuinr-D owsss
rropa Cleveland, Yosemite. N'"0F~
urTPropa caniatoe, City ot Concord, Huron City:
schEa T 1hoas T. Sheldon, 1oaae scas! arnnRto.
, 1874-10-10

p1rrspunu, rn., Oct. 0.-p1a, 1noH-Qnint; No.
foundry, $l8UoG2a9 00 No. foundry *ag.uo@2 .00
Gray Forge, $2U,0 092G.60.
, 1874-10-10

Mero qnicss There Was ao1no inquiry, but tue terys
oacred wore not satisfactory to carrors> Rate. weso
nnaalo. Tho prop Gordon Dampbell wa takcu far
weat 70 Dntfao at 4c. mud tile prop Europe for corn
!, ~ ontsca ao a. 13c Capacity $1,000 bu wheat and
but they lacked confirmation. :. e> ~A''' '9A''
, 1874-10-10

chiefly At tlo outside; 2s39 b No h11%naso,,a Az q,
q. a. SS9'ao; ,1sooo 0n 10 at ol1o; nMl 2,o'o pn 10
r.ssss SS rfs @ sE il Es.ss s ssss ss XVI H ssss
Sss ss ": !s! !os!@ e o.; s
1mooure nHu a,ocv ea etGmoe. e 81 g optons WITH new
corn. iieree speeaia{lys bayeys wese pot ): H. H.
s,;s 81 e. s = s$Ss sss; S::; IL n ss
s?Sss& sa a s Ssss SsSs:sss 9
nj 72i1 i1@7sSSc. u,
Oats wero unusually, active. for holiday, I, a'a
shado rnior te gl''pn1ots ol yestofay pnnlng n
&; i g.: i :ss ;:;;
sa sa%'y tSx$s s'$ {, sss!Ss 4 tho ssds ssiss
nnminni' nj 47II0)3Bc. I{oioclod waa no,nlual at
aVI%mI7c,
1iye WA In fair domapd 1t Bic, tho price Of
ycatoriiny, with no offerings. -. -. -;
1,arlcy was innctivo aud ',ominnliy nno!,anged,
Moys,sr st S1:Gs po!or tho mouth "aa Sl'o9 sol'0f
,.o,r,o., eo,,,,r,,o,. ~. ,sr,v vocr
r9REIoa coMatEnoE OF NHw iul;h. ,ct.,,o,,t ~
tho exports (oxctusive Of apoclo) from tha pott
OF Now York for tho weok enllnE Oct. =, nnts
sllco 'ah' 1a7a 1sT3. 1871.
For tho week., s4,7I0l3s ss,37B,la so.a90. .2to
--- -------- ---------
sinco Inn s171 .a63 333 soay54a.a5s $2a4B4s.7a3
0oll............ i14S n0 >. 1lo>s
Tho following Ia tho comparative statemcnt o.
tho imports Of: foreign. dry goods ana Eeueral
merchandise nt The port, OF Nav York tor tho
mil al II I
Far fho ,eeck, 1879, 1873. 1874.
Dry eou,ls s1,1oa,os5 s31:a,2G7 s?,.o!, ,ala
General ,ndso.' '.63'2a3 b,on,lso. 4,4sa,s2a
,,.,4,u soc,..o9o - oa11 an so mn do5
fF0''0'' ''''' e~,,o.o.:.- %w ~..- -----.-.
s1ucc inn, i, 3ia Sa1to7a,ie3 $35s,573.o72
Included in tlIo proccdiue statement aro tho
folinwjt,s t1ry goods for tho gamo prriod:
Eer ,be ,rIct. 1a7s.., 1s13 -. 1874,
Eu.ered er d. " s2cs.Ss5 sai23,sa7 so,3573t3
Marfo,ei...... 3,597,1so 1,c27.So5 2,3o9.aln
Sine jan. i.
Elltered ....*. 11s45o.o1s 9s,s9s, 7na s9.sG',aM ~
hlarketed...:. a14l97'oso 1o1''aao' "1'is'''s'
olt1oAoo WHEAT;
an article entltlel "a Whoat Swluule.' IN which
it Gays: o.. ... D..
Tho mode Of operation is somewhat ~ fotious: 4
shipper obsains cesacsta for cargo Of ssy 2o qo2
b' wheat, Of tio 1'ia!lty No 7 for shmeht East; ~
ratas o. tn m g. m ssa ssS w |o n ~
pT ~ = n,,n.v Val ,nsc With the nt,cr a,f his
ali ro:a ferwny nt.aor lie ooco0 bu No, corttHcate
Tlo hnf retained may then obtain now Inspection
w ssnps ee S oil a S eee Of D ssr ai
su ,nspsetea a. m ut sent fo1waa to ny Ena ~ sno
u sni ~ tis nera tne,s,s 10 of aa H"tca1n
tisente. St ~ 40 A4'''' - 'A'
rh;a ia 81. o r,;o>,,,o srho cor,;f1coto os o,,,-
;snaa, 10 H !. -. ,*;"o i, .hot yn~ ,,or " 'n''
aI';puer rat" NV -, ~ saroo.,ao o,,S,haf ~ liz
rra,, +iat j.. insnaotod o4 O,,r Tuonnntora ,lo
.nt .r;,,s ~ ~ ~ n,,v r,,cs, ssSnncstv
III + %a" ~ hownvor o fact thnt ain,ora NJ WIN nj
rron, II ,,;a r;tv 1ovo m;.cd M Til, No onii
oa tn e r'o' ,roo1 ~ NJ ro Ho' trov ~ IN
,vo,, = H. no, IL t';a. To ~ r,,os nrnvidn t,,at
, 1874-10-10

THE LlyE.STQCK MARKETS..
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CHICAGO. ..... ..
FRIDAY EYEEifn. Oct, 0.
TIN rccninta Of AYe stock AustNI TIC Wesk AHYo Hoen