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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06
s,,7u oF JAS. s. SUNDERLAND.

,r.n tho Virginia Chronicle, Jan. 8.
lanes s. Slingcrland died ut
,o .a.;1ence in Carson City at 2 O'Clock
Is morning. The event was not un-
noc,ed TO himself, his famil Y or his
ends AS he had been seriously i'll for
mn weeks. Deceased was a native OF
,n Uarbor, Michigan (where his
hor sill rcsdes). and was about A
s.rs of are. He came to California at
n.rlv day-in lSi9, we bclicvc-and
Soarcd in mining at various points in
s central and nor: hcrn gold regions
that State. In the "early days.
ham M yolng men went to ruin so
ndily. "jim" Slingerland was known
a sober, Industrious and provident
hung man. who enjoyed the esteem
ii confidence of all who knew him
koJ and pad alike. In 1857 Tor 1851
was united in marriage to Miss
Sary Cowel. of Young's Hill, Nuba
kuntv. California. who has borne him
Son and daughter-two bright, bcan-
fnl children, " ho, with their widowed
Sotbcr. now mourn his decease. IN
Ia he was elected to the California
[ssemblv from Nevada county. and
a legislator acquitted himself
fth honor. and served his constituency
ihfullv. We are not informed as
I the precise date when he came to
lis state. but suffice it that he was one
1.-The early settlers on Truckee Mead
H.. where he was engaged at his trade
hlaeksmithing. In 1851. on the
k.,,,.;,,, Of o,,r Stata Mr. Sliprar
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06

EUREKA. Noy. :. 1873.
would state to the ladies OF Eureka and
vicinity, that will spare neither time, tron-
BILE, nor expense in getting goods to suit then
at all times. NJ. }. FRANKLIN.
7. S.-No trouble to show goods. n'-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-01-06

Say FR.NcIsco Nov. 3, 1873.
10 THE LADIES or EuREkA: would state
that ii is my intention to remain in this city
and any order you may intrust to mo will
receive personal attention. j. MEYERS.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
J. S. Sub-Treasury comprised:


shade easier in tone actual business having been at
4.s4sD4s5 for long, and 1881 I04s9 for demand. The
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
uupnpYAN MARKRrs

ly,spooL Oct 23l2:30 pmCoon 10 qnet ald orchsngea
Midlu. Upiand. 7sdSd; Mddhng Orleans SS sales lZovo
speculation and export be safes OF e
which 600 taten r EXPORT
the total stoek port oZ
neadlng lG7 900 the receipts Of he wees Dave @
az 600 bales 900 American The actual
1000 bss the aaoat bound Tor this port 40 i
uing ~ 600 American sses the basis OF saonng
nothing below Mddng shipped October ana sostr
73 sales on the MddiDg Orleans nothng peDs
pued Soyembe s December at Sd The receipts o. hest Tor .n
pa,t three dsys IL 900 quarter lnenIDs oo
Iospoy 23-l:3D u.-Ene Railway shares ~ - A..
IyrHPooL Oct 23l 80 mBeef S3 y heTce o riime
Pot, 18j y tieroe for Prime Mess N - ,a. co,o az a
Oct 23-2 m--Beadstuns are tN"u! "'" ''' =
o quarter Flour 23Id24l v bbL M. .ooz ,,,, ,or.,
InSnos Oct l3-2:3O m.-Con0 92S4ao 9 ot ioo.n mon..
and The aceouni Enc Railway shares 27 PSns dpahes qo0
I"spos Oct 23-3 m-Ehe Railway shores 27l492t9 .oo
LyEhpooI Oct. 233 .. D-Of the Cotton sAss ouay "'V'
bales American. - -. -, .u,o, roro nto the
R.nk G Rneaud On bs to-day 30O0o kTe Halfway shaies
1TI pas DISPATCHES Quote Rene3 At 62f zoe no. so,, r.
Lcspos Oct 23-5 Cohsos ior MONEY v1eUo| - Ioi
the account g2,d92s New Loan 1903 Enc halfway fnaies'
27627I4 Paris dispatches quote Rentes at GIL 4Oe ., u,
LWrRpoo Oct l3-t;3O m-Cotton sales on he osss OF
ding Upsnd nothing Good d,9a shipped HevsnSsr anu
nassmIs, At T3d deliverable November and December a.
Gd do nothing below Low addhns deliverable Oeoosi :"
5i Yarns aud fabrics Manchester dull aud enlg
Ioypos oct 23-5;3o -Rttned Petroleum. s4a. y sa0n
IsrUrup Oc; 23-Petroeum. "A 2f io noe rae smenesl
IosroN Oct g3-Ryeong-Linseed Cake al ~ ian taf
.r,n, 9Gi g26l3 ~ Lbssed Oh optlei ~ Zo30| Aiu
slosed at 2G
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
The bids for stocks at the close Of the Exchahg'
were: o.. ...

There we're no new features in the gold MARKET
and dullness ruled throughout the day. The trans
actions were alternately at 11O0l0s against l1ot0
40. yesterday The rates paid for the use OF goid
were /, l. and per cent, but loans were afterward
fat, and finally at 1-64 per diem for borrowing Inc
Assistant Treasurer disbursed $4,000 on account OF
interest, and redeemed $4,000 bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows:
Gold cleared, $2O2i 900; gold balances 81, ,4o5ooo'
currency balances, $1,549,359 The principal quota
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
DOMBsTIC MARKETS.

rA,, doll IA B.. Gss ,:a sG &C 4 a s o ''isf ds
s. ss. Of ~s car. No. one ca, S No. H.. S9s
State on spd one ca: No. ~ We 5 s 600 bush No.
State Of which Brought 81 80 part 10 9 ses.I, s "a
''Fs :5.ssa S N:s active 5os Als We
& ia ESss 2Cas q SY o. q ID ls cS% SS
%s:s% q sSs 2Gssd sd.S: as 90 &C.
Werp 81 asJe White Western soGs9 0A' teg. anu
:s.Gs s.Gsfs st sY 'as ss,
cs. Ri 9a,ss Side: s il0as Hams
SoSI ds a. & Ssssi ft5o''" Unchanged
f sns g hs ss % Conn h' s.' q as sSl
S sys s: s * :.s ss Is 5s ss wS, S
ante. gs5 ssss s y
Sse s.it s. .s: als q # M
GsIs.is No No. w.s ws.sss s1ssSsi
; si ssssf = sf:stt e fsr S & a.
chances sses,.r Oct d " Shssi frnsI md m sses ss
5asl TO- st@ssc Re steady s6e Barley sel No.
and q efses s Sas's ss
Srs, SsS .Sa steady se Bus cesa S s
s:s ss s.'i isss ss:sE se'.% s co.,,
S Pa, S4 offered oa steady and unchanged Petroleum
IS e. %Ss da No. sss .s ss sSss2 b.es%S. mi
'ss 'ssS..ssis z, Gsist s.s 1915 q:.
No spnlg .sb' ~ October s66c, al the year ear
so o . AMI s1d lover, No 4ste spot se U's,
46Ae Noyenes synns 81 lG5as H. cash u o. November
E ssrs, al and Lfls @ S, SSs. ahs &
i ss.s 81 sss. sa. ..r.ass
a.ss:;s:esoSc s.s;:es ss
Wos, 7s 600 Corn odS bb. PIour ee o0o bush
2S 0oo esn S hh Corp 1900 bush Osi. Dcn 8
"hes Ivy ~ quiet and nneh,ngsd ~ sSo
RItrs 81 49, No WHIT ~ a a,msea =. I'D 3is
81 Oba Con II ~ Tour ~ bush Wheat 5oVo bush Corn
Reesipu 20 S' ~. Plour IA 900 bush Wheat
a. 23 Flour steady and unthaHsso nsey
III Corp-Nsv Ear, Doc sheso 0a. ~ w 9Sa ri "a
asS, g. VOC a<t q, Old 10 elevator Barre! 'sA" I" " '
October ~. % -Breadsufs unchanged Bacon anehansed
Lounyilin iaal4e Porh Lard and bak heA"-Hsae Ssre
WEiy esc B.srSs Four euie, unchanged Wheat ..al
hnwAukp ~ q s65c 0ctobu e1es Nosenoe,. Jas ~
No. ~ n az sIo.sr; No O. 46 Com hSu AIa ms.r ~
st; ai Rye frn aud se.Ies NO. ia Pr"1se dull
and oser No So ts Flour quiet and unchanged.
hssrs u unehAagsd full press Sis oa' DC 'sn'no
Oct sss d g. R1tr. do s So
que No -. cf I've No o. vOe b.s, hfm SansaA
Corn anchsns" scu sea Com Mesl-$39 for Botea SSs f
, es,rn = ss MiDissd apeAansee sSS ~ c% sae R',
nldIHrs w. 70 EssYork Barley oe 70 Assy ts@esf 5a sa
0e Br d.oe IS so EewYssA LAls hteeP.s-ss soo sSo
81 rs 70 he so cOO es Lunbef Canal shpnsn"-'oo
ssA h Tess es 600 bo Barley IN ~ !, nas, ,ou
.:ly q 5oss2 ~ ss soSss ssS 5oss4 20 ser VIE.
S:S -: ss..i Ss; s s: :: 8 s.::
- i.ssc; ~ Ss5Sses ssss.si A'a.'s li,H' 0''''.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

steady but du have only to note small sales OF
harsees in lots at 9l2e and Leghorn at l6 e currency
bTBARIN dull with unchanged We near OF no "
Western quoted l5s and Prime City at ID 4dl5'se
sERDS-Covr and nnchaBged quoted a. lOc mon onh
and rates unchanged, So 76QS3.
active demand and n
sales embrace LOO hhds within me
l0d25c Seed Leaf fairly active and hn sales Of ISf
Wisconsin 1871 Ss4d9 III cases Connecticut crop
1873 6lsQS3c 81 Ohio Wlappe crop 1878 on pnste
1856 Visions 1878 at eedlOe including IA
Wrapper private 200 cases sundry kinds At 'aoVc'
and 400 bales Havana, at 75c d$l.
TALLOW-he moderately active and prices steadily be
sales Of 70 hid. City es and 6OoOO outofoTn soA ~
ShdS7sr N
WOO-The some 10 The trade hnee DER i FOR
Feces boilers in their b6do7c medium grades are
wanting request; AID tn Carpet WOODS mere
ami the Of Old are about
Foreign better business and prices are held nrm
Fall aud spnne there sales st shse
proes The sales embrace 900 Secured bOd62 l4OOV 10
TeIss 2Ga3lc 900 Western Fleece private terms o0 bag
seoure private terms b5 bags Secured Mes private terms oo
bales Pal Cp California 26d27o; 10000 XXX Ohio Feece',
private terms 1900 Georgia, private terms 1000 Western
TeIs 2sc 20 Fail California 25c ZOO Combings Cai
lorra G5e 20 bales Fall CAp California private terms ~ bas
spnae Cp California private terrs $1,000 and 4AA feec
5bd6Oe Medium Western OVO 10 SonDng De'
aine ~ Lambs PnIed 47c ~ OOo AA ONO
Fleece 51e; Extra TeIas tine &c., 1900 70 Fall Gail
fona 2e 900 Medum Fleece 62 % 300 10 Jersey teeees
Extra private terms 90 bags suptr pryae
terms ImlfOyed Teas private termt oOuO ehN"ne
Texas pr 90 Secured Feeoes pr'ate terms
WHlsEY-1he fairly active pess Ie tbaae easier
sal,s o. $50 bbs. 1t ! o. l2d$l 03
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
rEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE

1s nc 49, =; n.Is .csiss I'm The hs snhss ssss.
;:sst: 1srs . s. IS s.. q d. Sss.ss ss
s :':: s. +: ss:s 60 =: y ss,s , q:
%ss s pss & nss bsn:e sH
70, si,s S. Ps:s;s,: J. ;s.s'
ssal dun qnoiatoas ,onn,y sesdy 9ia2i ac
ssS P... y. YER. sa's, nm nS,Sas sss. sale.
200 beIs' Charcoal Tsms $s ass To- Other nes are
No steady;
s7a42 SS.eo,.da sssass sa4se Cob. sassoysds
Seo Az do0ei Porto Rico A0a7oe and English Islands AZ
sasst sayaL ruyssns doll and .s%,n;y a..
sn held sale. q $50 ss sma 60 40 73O DO Common
ono, 90 ~ 35d$2 40 Tar and Pitch dull and without
sn ss, a.st sSs.S ID ss
rs. i. Ss ,ni $s: s "a dill 81 ': ls
%. GTd. .onn,l at 4sS4 Rssssd Summer Yellow SSs
SSGys1dI SSSsGMEAI steady su, snet sale. 80 sS CT, as77s
81 Ss ~ s a. r. s adS st
Cd Hf, r sSss Co.
a s.S and ae,y %. NJ ,s, snc
.,:s'S rssi.s SSs. sSssS
Bellies hT 6 ss &c, sSs:s c pese
siS .ss ND g %; ss sSs
To- go o.:. h: S
Is%S @ s Dressed q; HOG % .Is bette, T. AID sS H. ,;n sss
Of $50 les Old Western Steam l3se; 756 New do 17
"a. Refined City l4d4 r future delivery We hear Of 5yo &
seller let March IL 1885, 1000 seller the III l3lOej
go t seller November l2Lai2S 500 ts seller January
| i,se oOv tea, seller February, II lo-l6e. -,
Soo0 sbl q lls nmored Cases are try active former
nRu sales OF 100 Crude inactive and rates
se,e shade EASIER qaoied q. 6'se6ac; sales Of 2oo
| bbk at BAG Nsphtha dsl and noninay unchanged a
| loc At Phisdelpbs the market dull and at lower
tg1 quote % The primary rule as fOllowsi Pc
81 Saa cy do .a 81 %.s.,s veal ssi
United 81 l2c immediate shpments. 90c
hCB-The demand st light and the market ady sales
of 40 casks Csron, 7d7e 125 bbs Louisiana at 7d7os o
Far Prime and 100 bags Rangoon 6sa6h currency and do
| In bond al 81 go gold p 80
6UGARs-Tbee moderate business In Raw Sugars and the
market remains ,dy We have only TO note sales 33 boxes MO
ass and 200 hhds Cuba Good So4c We quote
Fair 10 Good Refining S29S'4c Prime do S7 Cennfnes
hhs and boxes Nos TO 49, and No IL Boz Cayed
at 9s. Refined weak with demand revised quota
tons; quote Soft White at sdl0lac set Yellow, 92c
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
oaae above o1 oeos 'p % 0,,,sr, l4l Mddng 16ie
,ruhspl 'IIS I. T NJ" IA Good Mid, 10

Total. oi ,, a.oios ~ led y-32c u
Por future delivery have to note fourth eeH . ali on tie
n q better demand al the coh0eshop '''' - ''
s,e. veeriay afer p November 500 lot sHa
100 lb iss2c; 420O l5e January lOoo l9ts b990'
ngce-oetobe Ii 2532c bid NoyembeI l4ai4 T3S5ei 5
Rbec.mber i5c January is al6al6 s2c Peepy 10 95
March Is 2732al5; April l6isale eS2S; NAY ay o 40
June S5 "a iee 200 1890 Ncye%Ge, 200
IA 1890 100 l4ac; 200, IA 23S2e 900 -
900 ii 2332e 900 IA lll6e 200 IA 2S1e eo aS
400 ia 81 32e; 200 l5e; 900 "a l5l0c POO IA z1s o
300 IA 66 January 600 10 Id0 1S is GoV % 9o0 Is i5S2e
s S' iiV? Is iSc is 500 is 5S2e 1000 70 7lGe GO
iSYS i i5s2e March 100 IS 2loo - lsSe s5So 5So
iS 25.S2e 100 I5sc; 800 Is 25.32e 200, doS4e SVo
iS 5535e 100 Is l3i6e April 100 l6s.; 400 70 S32ei
800 l6 I6c 100 l6e 100 ~ lS2e 2oV d6 no ic MA
% 400 bales; grand total Al eoo baea hhenpbe-*o'' P "
exchange 200 Nov for Oct -, -
COPfRR~Tbe activity huoysncy in Brazil Coffee noticed 10 our
Last and stocks sni light receipts
least weeks TO come he ars' remains on Az
dv,ne Of Yesterday sales 1000 bags South Auenes at
2Oi we quote 0rusrv Cargoes At l6dl6c Far 60 at IL
alsc Good do l0l4dl92c Prime do at 2Oi492O2c, ana
s,n range for l6d2 % goi n 60 and ~ days credit
Milo Coe continue good demand and the market stronger With
sales 1900 bsgs Msrseabo Per At, .. lsSIg so we
1sgusys isQI0e; Jamaica santo Domingo l6dl6c
Poso R,co IT'D 9c; Rca 17d1eL Mexican, lSdlye;
Ansours I9c savsnla 15d l9c and Curseo zdl7e
CANDLEsAdamantne quiet II former 6gnres
on sperm 3ee and Parans a. g. 2.
ytoR AND MgATbe ou market opened quiet ir medium and
hsb rsdes bn a Of Winter Wheat Extras Of
an, In dmaud IS 50df5 65 aud D hs there
doing close the market lover for most grades OF SHIP
ming fairly at the toneeoh sales of lOUOO bb
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
FRIDAY. Oct. 23-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Oct. 23-P. NJ.
Lake Shore continues to lead the stock market,
and the chief occupation of large number of per-
upon the street seems to be to try to discover
on the one side the causes which have made and
kept the stock strong of late and ON the other to
show why it ought to decline. In addition to the
bull statements that the Company is to pay divi-
dend in February; that the road is to be leased to
the NJ Y Central. and that it's earnings increas-
ing Ian official statement would be in point on that
question:. are told that the heavy short in
terest in the stock is what keeps up the price
This latter story is not at all improb
able, as there can be but little if any, doubt
that there strong parties pitted against each
other one working for advance and the other for
decline, and which will carry the day remains
TO be seen. To-day the scales tipped slightly to the
side of the bears, the price having Huctuated only
between isOi and 79,, finally closing at SO conces
sion Of from last nights final quotation. The busi
ness at the Stock Exchange was light the sales foot
ing UP only about 10000 shares the leading stocks
after Lake Shore having been Wabash Erie, West
ern Union Telegraph. Union Pacific, Pacific MAIL
Ohio and Mississippi, and North Western. The
market opened with very little change from
last nights closing quotations. and that little change
was In favor of higher prices At the First Board
Wabash broke away 10 per cent to slyand. the re-
mainder of the list fell of to per cent. At the
second call there q recovery of to itper cent,
but in the subsequent dealings this improvement
was lost. Wabash alone showed strength, moving
up on account of the covering of the shorts from
2s3 to 2s3 The report of new and heavy failure
may have had some influence upon the market in
the afternoon. The opening, highest, lowest, and
closing prices OF active stocks sold to-day were as
foil
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHgs-The market very dull and pnes nOmnsy ''eS' "
quoted al 6ize and Pearls at 9e -. - uoae,,te.
qRREsyy tx3Tbere M fair demand; the supply s ony
pee, are little exporters vewsi sales ol 2oVo
and Southern at 30d31 l2c . , +, ,.... .,n,,v and is
BROOM CORN AND BRooMs-Corn In better p inpIss ssasse
besyy with limited demand quote new Green hu snd
Medium Green dSe; Green Brush $685. heuppe' ~
Red AZ ba6c Brooms firmly beh bat quiet - " - ,,,..
COrToSTbe nouiry for only limited Ano Poe
are irregular closing weak Receipt: q, The shipping P0I
bales; total sept 47s394 bales to % ns1
time Ian year bales including today naa 20 ~,
receipts I06 10 bales Exports Great Britain as
ports tonnent bs stOet sewYOs 8a10I S,. o,
ward deliveries were a. follows October II 2732c N9ys@s 5s
MeS TX see Apr i6i i7ei MAY 1646c June 16 ~ lS2e
frst cal. 800 October l4' 2oo o bale Jsaos i
SlSc 100 bss NAV l8asc 800 bales jane total lS0o
b. second ea 400 bales December IA 16l6e lOV ose FeV
pasI, zoo bs, March IS 3 l6c total 900 bales o,
Vucns based standard Of classification 10 force sep b
Uoland fnupbf 10 quAnv no' "'' "
rosae abovsor below the quoted 49,, u..n;,, 1sis
OrdhsUl 'IIS I,,s wy NJ ~" "a Good Mid, 10
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

s!sses 10 bbis, 6tee%A In bah. whisky "s'~ |" 70
g. Lows dali ed s,es.,ssa wA.'s a. so e., I'D
II s s S 81 ss a.. ss ss
cab ., Soc 4 @ ss"s%a or ss
ss ed St, ds.s . - . T 5 pe
~: s:: e.: q sS::. ;i: S:S s; As s. 5
is'ss,ss; s.;'' cs:f s.s sss: % issSs sssg ;s 81
Sss. Sas ' s s !. cd sss
II ss SS 1 : 'PD cS sS ss s Corn os
sss HsiS sa @s ss.n Si 0'
Ts1.s$ g ass: ~ q ssi.'
s Is fs'is
TaI s M ss % rs s
60 ss.s sV eo ti sS % Data S bis Fss
bush Wheat, $4,000 bush. Corn. 5000 bush. osA
COTTON MARKETS.
MACON Oct 2s-Coop weak; Middloss 13'4c 10. Msdins
Ssst. is Ga 9s S iss s 1ssS r; 5'tS S; iS ;S
.s 1885, oct .es s. f1 ,s %
s. .ss: sSa ss ] a asa Fl total
o. Ssa ss sH .s. s5So sSo bs n s.s ever, re
sa 1856 ss: .i s sS%sl bales. "ssi receipts 70s
70 ts eosinnai s2a bales: to France 1855 Dsi''' e0'''W
SaIrsos. oe, sa~Soiioe dull nemu.y midHns, 14ia
S: ';ssS .ss.. 7s1 s ss
9iS bales gross 4se9 bales. exports 2ot bsIss
s ,i % S Sl'i
receipts. $500 25l bales, sales 400
sas; ;ss' ss, ss %s Ssh,s ss,s
sss s.. ns' .sSep Sg ssS Sts s. se -,
os S S ssi Ss1s Ni % Low ~
AZ Coed G.n <: 2S S.. Sss .os sIS's
s,Iss 3 sale. LAS bales stock "a e26 bales weekly met 'eesg ~
bales Continent i40O bales eoa"ise. eoeo bales sales
MoSIis 80 Cotton smer Mddeg it,se Low Mddli.s
1871 ds.s o:: S s :si ts s; bales. s.'s' net
receipts $500 bsle: 1882 baes exports o0''s" ''o'
s$ce,eo s sir ssn.nd Mddins ing, ,sI, s1
Gs, mex receipts bale; gross oS S sRSI % oci s 6
S Sst: 10 .ss . s.s ss % s t. .sSas s.f :s
Oct 2scOsp .ea Mdains si IL. s:.. Low s.Ds %s
:s 5s s.s.
s;, T,,. 81 sas :ss: s. Sos S Low xsns
11o S S c..as e 1 All sad ss
,s ss s .ss % S VS.p dvg bales 100
S.i..i % api apnnsfs asfsGt 100 bale. bales ''''
sss GOOD Gss s' 20.
0ts, PaI " net tes' e S 's sss. assS s
s:::'s bales: o s2S3 2ss. bales: sss bales. sale.
fsOl.sos. Oct 2s~cotson-us, receipts SIG Oae' erDOr.
2Ce:n %dans l.s Low ssi Hiss saI.:
Hos1sos.s4 Oct quiet. Mdins 1885, -.eiIy net ne,
bales; 1878, 4,304 bales. ~ ,a,., -.
MKxPHrs Oct unchanged Mddlng dddla sc; ne
receipts bales shipments 1896 bales sales 5000 bales stock
1874 bales 1878 90 400 bales weekly receipts l2o3l
bales; shipments, 8, ,175 bales sales ID, 500 bales r
AreU,rA Oct 23-Cot,op- good Mttipg 13s4013c
ne. receipts 6S7 baesi sales 44 bales 'soe, S74 ~ s,o
1873 653 weekly receipts l5z baesi snip
ments 6447 bales 1886 bales spnnen 299 bales
CHARLEsros Oct 23-Cotton steady hddlng, l4laci net
receipts bales gross 1851 bales exports TO Great Britain
2O0 bales France $40 eoswse 600 bales sales Zaoo
bales stock bales weekly u 6lS bales gross
2 7fS bales; erpor Britain 703 bales to France $40
bales; Continent 765 baes coastwse s423 baes se
$500 bales ~ -, ,. ,,-
BosroS Oct 23Cotton qu Mldslng 16o net reeeipt, lso
gross l058 bales sales 800 baes stock SOOo eaes
weekly receipts 627 bsles 3O5 bales nes 9o9 o. e.
ST. Lous Oct 23-Coon lower , osman' ~
gross $50 bales shpment $50 bales sales 532 bales stock
093 baes weekly receipts bales gross oIAo oss
shipments, 3706 bales sales, 2,l52 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

All the business in money was at 3d3I per cent
Time loans and mercantile paper as last quoted
In Government bonds a fairly active business was
recorded and prices were per cent lower in some
instances. The tone of the market is firm The fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
And the following for city bank shares |:

The following are the dry goods imports included
IN the above for the same period: @
For TIE Wteh 1872. 1873. 1874
rhrcsn on 11 maries'' as2se4s ls7o74i l4sssSs
Entered the port. $40 7es s1o414777o ss4 4s2seo
Thrown MARKET. l200SS336 1O8,4507sl 97O342l7
The American Exchange National Bank has de-
clared dividend Of per cent, free Of all taxes,
payable Nov. Q.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive Penn
sylvania Sc, Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
IA; Reading Railroad, $50; Pennsylvania Railroad,
sat: Gold. 11Of.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
ere the closing quotations at 3 p. m.
lowing were the bids

State bonds were dull, the dealings having been
confined to Illinois Coupon of 1S79 at 1Ol4 The fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
cOrros STATEMENT.
WOOL MARKET.

WOOL MARKET.
psuAprrpgA Oct 23-woo du Ohio Pennsylyns and West
Virginia Double Extra 55056c Extra o. @5oc MEDIUM
shS7r N.NYork Michigan Indiana and Western, Fine 46d50e
Medium 63955ei Coarse 4805Oe; Combins rsshsd o9aooe
Comhnr nnwashe 42d43 Canada combiug 62f0oc Fine
,.bd 35 Cosrse and Medium unwashed 40d42 Tubwashed
IS 6O Colorado washed 35c Colorado unwsshed Zi9Zoc
42d45c No and Super Pulled 40 4ooc
Texas Fine Medium 30d35 Teyss Coarse 25c Cauforna
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
n.,s.a C,op is13 iSd25 Foreign fs73.
Hia cpp go i2dI6 CALIFORNIA; iS74.... .40d3s

HAY AND srRAwThs essness only uedss ,eo Ss C. ss
,:sdy :SPg .S. ss. sr -. so .. Ss s..ss d.
arrival. Increasing Lsas Rye e6s7O, sss" d. A''
Ost at 6OU60e IL l-l. -.
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New-York tribune., 1874-10-24
THE MARKETS.
tcsres1Ih sspertss ios Tss Taisexxl
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS
PRioAr. 0ct %, 1874
TSe following oonpiss bA Of exports shipped which
cleared todsy foreisa ports:
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

Railroad bonds were firm. Chicago and North
Western Consolidated Gold Bonds advanced from 81
to slt Toledo and Wabash Consolidated Converti-
BILE were weak and declined from 57l to 563. The
New-York tribune., 1874-10-24

Corn Meal steady quiet e Of 759 Shi r. u9s W. Quote ''
g: r.: ~ s. @" H'' d'' '.'' 90"
Bucwhest Pu s fair demand and f,p "a .ses o6 '" "
berth esh yer, quiet With rate as'
'ss 600 90 bush 3, . sT'1 at
s.SSa 600 70 % sH sS 5 s S FoS, 5000 ~ h. sais 3D. 's B 20
soS siow a 25 10 600 bush Grain on
eenps.. nes two vessel. from e assorted csrsss. At
e , s. .s sn sS DO Il, .1s S cooB Ss os
for orde. 1spOO 8l6 Conn Italian bar S;5f ,Sa yh
sn S.nsls G s
s M. TsSss cs y .sTs @ Hs1'
for George. Bsni and ssse Pid hls,sl a.;
IS is's sC$ss sSs i 's NJ Do
g - y: PoIsSa sS Dutch Herring s'dy and '''
tss ss5 ~ ID T'te: 9s;' quote '1
sS. SSdn .a e s n nIssf bought %
s.s s?f s asa Sss . sR1% % as s a,
sas :1d ss % f., % GsSSss Sssi II os. ss
;;: !. +? ss: r 8 IS SSs Z;
Rsa Ts;is" W M..,s p g,ss y sI Amber Amber
sss.a T:i:a 80 q e i gSss
x ::s.s sa:;i % % ;ss s H..
T.src.sa sa And M ..:. s' ., ~ 600 So,s Z. 81 iS
. sai'I u ss 'aa +, q 80
s:1: vi e. E %i. s:.,; !;
Uf
The ,sles are SSc Corn h lower sno
,bs demand chiefly export New not plenty and prices wen
the .sIes are 40 600 hIed At inc
I'D %. Zoe s Do earl. % the sss
yellow Al $4,000; New md Old Myed at soc -
HOPs-Thee doing and there o'e p
'sihs "eq0o~' c.pnI ChPn.
American Crop 1873. .l6d25 Foreign 1873
American Croo 1872. .l2dl6 Cahfonn .sI4.
We ale The following Emmet WeSs "eetJ mop
:: % s 3 nss:I. ": sts: s:1 .s a. "
bought quite freely thereby rendering The market less sha ane
II s about time consumers BEGIN 70 ioon oaa ~
Hopa England has Neaay
900 bales Of the Of rotl sno ~ ue " ~
viii grades sueh would g. begging %
this markst seasons Of plentiful suppheA we m,
brewers met In convention roshuJ
passed resolution limit their purchases OF hop 70
hope nark and decline press
veil they viii succeed remains to Be seen we nave nea 10
Suspensions n The Hop trade resnh OF n
tboseh telling Be COLLAPSE NE
bsv don't come 70 The lsscoe Our evn opogn ~ -
nart strong enough he Of isse And 20 NJ ~,
70 the Of 1876 and there ever VAL " nahe
corner Hovs this county hAs Ans VII eoNs 'sA'
Sumner NJ,
Arp HxroRrA pHse ps
Receipts Tor The 9ryVv
Total reespA since Sept l. ls7l....,..."....l1gso
Total receipts Tor period IN 1s73..'.'''''' 81
Export elesysnoes for the veek.
Total Sept !, 1674..... Uvov
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