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no. In kits, s2 30 No. 9, In kits, s2; 10. 8
SE5u. Mess shad. In kilt IS. IS
sl.ssegsI 90: from store, 10 .I03a: I5: GrouI,
a 1.uII in rouna l9ts, from Ht1arf, S1.10@s1.15
/! sugar: Crushed, powdered. and IT auHlated
low: io: cut loaf, III Porto ag sssG. s "a
sac.: Demerars. 1oa@ IOsc. New orleans, sjsg
1Uc.. scarce. y 80 80
Soap: Common. 5asc.: best vasa1nz. 11a
trrc sonef, 15@20c., and fancy prices; cuun.
~ Teas: Black, s5s,@sl:-she las. a prime anti
IN az im mp sl;10dSi.6O gunpowdcr, SIC q
| Htdss, Leather, sc. s @
,sfd3: Green. 5G1Sc.; dry sailed. l2taISc.; dry
I'M, 1ag Lsc. wet sailed SCI 0c.; vet saited calf
Lessher sole leather, oak, @45c.: sole leather.
finish. 23a25c: q foot ZIP, B0c.Gsl q h.; 6ar s
ea iSaars f SessS Sly as s@4ss
skrting, 22G2Sc.
Iron, Steel, Nails, sc. Il
Hon: American refined. Skc, "a n. Eny,,sl,
a ana, American sheet, 5@Er: Swedes, hamnered,
gsS l 1S9 MS: Burdens mule-snoe, 1926
e.SS; T,edegaI mule.shoe, S5@s7 80. ~
ss5li.tered, 1870. 2 H.; American tisisred isss.
Mais In store sa@4c. for ssndard-ha. u.s. .sn
-, Plough. Castings: Wholesale, sac.; retail, sze.
Liquors, Wines, &C.
Ae: Scotch best brands, pints, 81 0o@2.25 81
9, RMeetifed WhiskeRs: Common, s1,o5@sI.2o;
full proof. 81. 20QS1 80. Cash - ;,
$24S4; Virginia Mountain, new, Sa@s2.5O ;aoid,
s2.504s3. so and UPWARDS.
Gin: Domestic, 81. 25Ny2; imported, IS case
Brandies: Domestic. sI.25taY2; fruit, II .35@
-; Rm; ;,. sew Esnslsas, si.s55si.so; Jamaica
Rope; Manila, best, 2s@25c. sisal, &c. q n.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Lumber: White oak. s11 @I4.50 q 900: West
em Virginia poplar, 81 Uasl % 900; white pine,
1885 @S75 Al 600. Yellow nine boards, 81 OG0S14;
toist. 81 2GSlS, according 10 lengths ,3hingles-
Pine, ". 5O@S5; cypress six-fnch, $7.5OQS1 $50
oln,oOo . Laths-Split, $3.50; sawed, $3.50 q
Staues.- whskey-barrei timber, green. 81 1920
barrel timber ssGs75o r 1000 t'o Flour i barre
poles, S7GSs: hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
:. Rags.-Mixed cotton, &c.: white, 4@sc. wool.
len, 293c.
Licorice:
Licorice Paste-J. g.. & Co.. Sic; r. R., 23c.
a. o. g., 23c, \: s. Co., 24c.; +. s., 2oe.; Anchor
Mill-Feed.
ShipstuS: SOC. "a busl,el.
IBroDnstuf: SOC q bushe
Shorts: 25c. a. bushel.
Wheat Bran: zoe. II bushel.
Corn Bron: 1S@20c. a. bushel
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Ease: Toys mining, so, soc. @s1.25 p 100 feet
P0lDder: 1915 by the tive kegS-ieSs than i've
kegs, 1925: blasting. S3.50Q$4.
Shot: Northern, 1925 u nag Of 25 lbs.
FTindSt0neS: 20I2hc. u u.
Seeds.
Clorer $3.50 q busnel.
Timothy $4GDs4.25 II brshel.
Orchard Grass: s2.25@S2.50 ~ bushel.
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, petersburg.
tr' tho Richmond Dispsteh.l

.,',,o =. the Richmond Dtsps'sn'!
,,a-e,ron cue .,.,c November 26. 1874.
ft'fn ,3 6na, DAYS session OF the
=. '.''~ he'd today. Inc pi" 'nor,snt
,2H W., i've main interesting os.n a.,,s '' ro
q =. n''. '" ',.,-.t-c> consisted OF .uiuN,
r. 5aa ,>..>n~ parties and corpora 'i,.,
,,-as.i - N'.,.,..iri ftvcrs to the session.
o,5 1's' - INV really important ouSl pussy g,
-ba, vas r,I morning session was oc-
.e.~jaa w. .'..,Y hy tho explanations sup
..rl. 3 ',' '...r> who rose TO points ei
~..ui ~ Co.. some Of these Speeches
c->..', ,...,. TN they were S't't',s pe -.
rg-. W., ,,! no hearing on the '''S'n''> %
,1@s' . w.. a. .@g decision. ,,,.,s c,ruer.
,.,7.,"'' ~ .,..r.. session, Mr.. Burns; lormsr'
N.,.,'l' ~. and now OF l.il'IG'on, N n
ss. y" .,..r,a and very instructive ana
T.. dive, .,.r.E IN the subject OF fruit
= w.; ar, venture. ,,,,.a.r that ner.
,au.;, a; one time , 'oiHsS crow ,mIs ont
"., W., .... would Qrohahi! gro" 'u'
-. 49,. ..,, wee freely eNcnanseu III
9. "'., .r>cral gentlemen VINO loon
.' ~, .,.. M, hut the words that were
.- - .-' go -.! 10 winch exception was
go: ~'' ,...wa T. be parliamentary and
,.,... WI" .'... ....I order prevailed Ill war
I.>N- 49,. Tic ,r.lr! Of Tie very eNcc''eu'
So. ".... ,,...,,.. >cu>c Of honor had been
....,,,,.c Of the previous dis
,.,,..'. ..., Mayor Gregory on the oc-
- .'. .;rnmcnI Of the body was
-, N.'.- 80. .urn,ed for the taste, tcet.
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CINCINNATI GRAIN MARKET.

NOVEMBER 24.-Rhsat.-The market for req
tnser "a steady ut 81 .06@s1.0S. Otber gracsS are
unchanged from our report iaS yesser pol,s Some
,er,tors saw quote mixed corn in elevator az IRON
9sD74e. per 6usnel, and ear u 7o952e. per bush.
ei. The following sales are on Uns ne p@1 m
~ "a 79c: $500 do. do, TO arrive. 10c 3o oSS
do. do; 2,O8O do. do, last evening a9c;t 2'ouo
bushels to-day, to arrive, a. 70c. per nasnel.
cd sa@57 and white at $4,000. sales are Dearly
ali made b. sample. ,Yo,sar. .ro
Rye-Buyers and sellers are apart. hotosIs a. g..
ures ., oav ahopf rhf
ant,rely uoDinal We quote good 10 choice sprine
NJ III a5GlSl 35, aud same grades OF fan a. ~. -.
eISl 40. No satisfactory quo atoms ctn pe RhcA
| fvr wer grades, and We omit them.-1lnseS.
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Masonic.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, November 26.-The
General Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Ma
sons assembled this morning.
The Committee on Jurisprudence present.
ed areport; which was adopted.
A resolution was adopted recognizing the
Grand Chapter of West Virginia.
Also, resolution approving the dolngs
and the decisions of the General Grand High
Priest for the past three years.
At II O'Clock the chapter was I" called OF"
to attend divine services incident TO Thanks.
giyng-day.
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,e.r,gro .TlDAL-WAy Within the
-''.'., NJ. the oldest nhabitant there never
..,,afu. liAe The itlluX Of tobacco we
a.. ANN. uaw. The town Is daily mum.
a.. Vra i. The warehouses are all
'.M:.., ,ad uv.rrun with the weed, and
-. ..-.... ar blocked with wagons. The
=. II, ;r,,raccd into the night, and 1t Is
81, tim % ~! around. Notwithstand-
49, ,.r manner in which the market Is
AIDE. Tire prices keep up. aud the plant
-. If. .rapjng 4 h4ryest.-Lynch5,u9 l1r-
&. :t.
Is. SOUTH AND THE WEsT.-Says the Gin
..rr..r l,,a.,v JounGi: Richmond, Va.
~...4..urrr> are improving the chew OF
,..- .g,p.> - mixing western cuttlng-leaf
81. ..r.r waxy and strong Virginia filters.
A. .,.l,rH hing the plug Of Virginia has
....--rtafore ueen mild enough for our
z-,...a trade. We think il is step in the
-, direction. and that it will rebound TO
=. Interests. and meet with the approba-
e: taelr patrons ali over the country"
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BALTIMORE CATTLE NlARKE EFT.

NOVEMBER 19.-Prlces for Beef Cattle ranged
as follows: Best beeves, S5.25@t6 75; that gehe-
rally rated irst quality. ~ .25GS6.20; medium or
good fair quality s3D4.25; ordinary THU steers,
oxen. aud cows ~. 5O9s3 inferior and low grades
of cattle-general average, 1923: extreme range
Of prices. s2.50@S6.75. Most OF the sales were
from *3. rs to rs ~ 100 lbs. ~
Co,os.-We quote mich COWS at 49, $3.50 q head,
and In fair demand.
Sheep and Ldn6s.-The only difference that can
be noted between the market for sheep this week and
that last reported Is that has been more stock
received. and that OF u somewhat better quality.
Prices though marked up shade, show no advance
In view of the improved quality. We quo:e sheep
at 4l954c. u b gross, anu some selections SHADE
higher. Stock sheep S2Q 80 ~ head for common
to good. Lambs at *2gyS3 so W head. Receipts
this week 1868 head, against ,665 last, and 474
head same time last year.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.
ARREST OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER coHhs'
SPONDENTS.

Spain.
ARREST OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPER coRRE-
sPoNDENTs.
HENpAYE, November 26.-Berckland ana
Niece correspondents of the New YORK
Times and Herald, were arrested Wnlie
crossing Santiago river, notwithstanding
thew had passports. These the ofncer
rnaiinp the arrests refused to examine. the
were subjected to great III.
Sionity. In Fontorabia they were confined
in privy three hours, ana then "eie &c.
moved to cell swarmlng with !ermln. an
order for their release was received To-Day.
Mcclellan was detained, however, because
he nsed some threatening language towards
the MAYOR Of Fontorabia. The latter mas
hegun q civil action against Mcclellan, but
it Is supposed that the complaint VIII not DC
pressed. ra,.,s
IosnoN November 26.-Dispatches from
Rerlin say Prince Gortschakoff has directeo
Tho Russian representative at Madrid 10 re-
mort without delay on the progress OF Mar
shal Serrano's government towards lne con
.soj;dation of its powers, with the view 10
formal recognition. The Standard STATE
there is reason to believe that the recent III
teryieWs between Bismarck and Gortschahol
resulted ia the removal Of their persona
difficulties; also in the adoption OF com
mon policy by Russia and Germany, IN cUh
sequence of which the former VIII speeuil:
recognize the present Government OF SPAN
Russia's previous refusal to 90 SO h1'iu
been due to Gortschakod's personal J.
fuences
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Another kidnapping Case In Penn
Sx,Ivonia

FREEMANsBuRa, Pa, November 26.-At 4
o'clock this morning the startling discovery
was made that the infant and only child OF
Mr.. Allen Glass had been stolen. During
the night some person or persons had en-.
tered the dwelling and taken the little one
out of the cradle, which stood at the side oil
the bed in which lay the mother, unconscious
of what was going on. The excitement IS
very great, and many are the stories atloat
about the affair. However. the case IS a
mystery, and battles the skill OF the ponce
and others, who have been unremltting IN
the search for the missing child. The case
will be thoroughly sifted.
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mississippi officials Indicted.

V1cKsBuRG, November 26.-The grand jury
of this county, composed OF ten negroes ana
seven whites. has returned eight indictments
against T. W. Cardoza (eoloreol, state gu,
perintendent OF Education, for forgery ana
embezzlement while circuit clerk here SIX
indictments against A. W. Dorsey, clerk 0!
the Circuit Court, for forgery aud emoez'
element; and five indictments against u. w.
Davenport (colored); clerk Of the Chancery
Court for forgery and altering records.
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INDICTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI OFFICIALS
Vicks5urg, Mss, November a. Inc granu
Jury of this county, composed OF ten negroes
and seven white men, has returned eiSnI IN
dictments against I. w. Cardoza lcoioieul'
State superintendent OF education, Ior lofg s
ry and enlightenment while clfc4 wv G nan
here: six indictments against A. w. uol,
sew. clerk of Circuit Court, for forgery anu
enlightenment and five indictments agains.
G. W. Davenport (coloredD, CLERK OF .ne
Chapcery Court, for forgery ana Altering re-
cords
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

!. RICHMOND, November 26, 1874,
We have no change to report In the tobacco mar.
ket since last week. The samples offered on Change
during the past week represented $40 hogsheads,
n uerces, and IA boxes. The inspections OF to-
oacco continue to exceed those for the correspond
Ing period OF last year. The receipts of loose to-
bacco continue TO be slight. The stock in the seye-
raj warehouses is about 5000 hogsheads against
4'4oo hogsheads at The same time last year. We
continue our quotations:
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-.-sr..r ,.a.;y Co'~t. Norcm'cr a,
.....r.: It's ordered by the Court
= ...-....: a,I.,r >ilk Ia. upon stan sur
.,-. . 49,. ,,f.. \ pike and oaItle.aXe, when
.'..'s -, =. clerks office OF this count!
=, 49,. ,.,.. m ,rial. upon which is painted
!. -. ..a. ,.a4alr figure. supposed TO repre-
g.-,.aH.a>. aoovc whose head Is an
.,4... ii IL leak scroll lnScrioeo'
d.. a~.r {. moths .rempid." ana IN
.., ..-,.ayu"d al ,>tuIcheon' OF "nlcn 'nt
-. ,r..g> uiour are visible, on one OF
--..... u.a:d three Turks heads upon
"-,' .-.r. ami upon the other three
-. :. Us" IN field azure, be present
-. ,1g,,l James McDonsld, Secretary OF
H.. ',.,.aggH.alth. 10 be deposited in the
WILLIAM PoPE DABSEY.
Judge County Court.
,-.-y-Te>,,: 4. 5. Mays. {. c.
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pnlfffcaI Forgery.

TERRE HAUTE, IND, November 26'-A leI'
ter purporting to have been Wriltel Dy hon.
D. W. VOORHEES,, and discussing various po'
litical issues, was published IN the lnoiana-
polls Journal to-day. MIR. voorhees, plo-
nounces the letter forgery IN every line
and word.
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WILMINGTON IN. CD MARKETS.

Noyrxppp 24.-SpirttS Turpentins ,-Recelpts,
~ o rasIs Sales REPORTED of 200 casks at 33nc.
per CATION for southern packages marKee closiSs
dull. .-o Io,s saI.e M 400
,nrn,s s,r,infd at K2O5, and 100 barrels good
Strained ais2 10 Ger barrel. MARKET firm: s,,es
Crude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ar and d' yeIiow.dp,
M a an for hard. Market steady.
Tur.-Receipts, 90 barrels. Gates OF 70 oarfeiS AZ
VI $50 per barrel Market Sg s,es is Market quiet and
s,eaSy' with sales OF $50 bales II The foNowiDs
omassit,ons: Ordinary, nominal; gOoo ordinary,
f3kc.; low middling, 1870; midahhs' A4''' s'''A
mfddliug, l44c.-SSdT.
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ChnffanNnca Items.

CHATTANOOGA, November 26.-The cee-
brated English iron-man, j. Lothian Bel ac-
companied by some of our most prominent
citizens. went down the Alabama and Chat
tanooga railroad this morning inspecting our
iron and coal supplies.
The first ice of the season outside of our
refractory was formed last. night.
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ST. LOUIS HOG MARKET.

S0yEMRER DIV no was II said that there were
NO hogs in the country Can The man be fonna o,s
Yesterday recein hogs Into the pens 81 q. ss
the same iay last wear or the above the So Louis
Union stock Yards received 11,5ls head. in w
balance ere distributed aniong NE etner Snsa
ST. Louis have been SIS, 924 head against
lh.ai for same lime tue previous YEAR E,s,arSsy
CROP IEis viii do pretty Well Pacsens
Were paying from s9.7a fasI.So - =. -
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Huntsville LEAF-TOBACCO MARKET.

NOVEMBER 23.-The market was hrm anc nn-
changed. The sales aggregated ZOO hog'heads' oi'-
tributed as follows: ,e .oos
The Pickett House sold IS hogsheads: 70 hogs
heads Breckenridge county leaf ut S2O q Ivy IDS,
si4.75, 1875, IS, 1875. 1925; l hogshead
Graves county leaf at $15; 75 hogsnead .t,,
county leaf at sl5 hogshead Garrara e9ah'S ius'
nj ri i j hogshead Todd county Tugs al 20.
The Sinth-Street House sold lSl hoesheads 20 y,
bors6eads leaf at 81 3.5 rs hogsheads Jugs ~
SI6. 75@12.50: $50 hogsheads az wv pfN"'e
saIo f,ourier-.JOurJluk,
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,,1 RESIDENTIAL Vlslr-It is expected that
f.. proposed visit OF President Grant to his
H. v NJ 'oIouel Mosby, of Warrenton, will
O, q L E-, On Thursday next, aud the cadets
irsa 5S'hc' Academy, Fauquier, are getting
de,5; 70 act as The escort from the railroad
una Gazette. ''"''' ~
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louisville MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
MARKET

NOVEMBER 23.-Nanufdcfured 10odcco.-The
market is quiet but strong st former prices,
Nyis nia brSht fine and extra twlst..... 75c.
xiS nia Hrshi ezra 8-inch twist. Zoe.
virginIa bright 6-inch and 12-inch twist, ~
Virginia medium and 2-inch twtst,new oSc.
virginia medium ps'sns na.'' :. 5O@5sc.
,y, any hrghf Us and lbs ..........50@56c.
T Hginiin o,'s - hJoht ..,..... SIC.
Lou sy,iie ary mahoHany. second class 54@56c.
Loutsnii e vy mahnrany first class 10000.
L ousvno Nc mary darx .,,...... 546156c.
Lou issiiie ans!cnt chewing
Smoking: "a, dua eo07oc
Nortu Sa I'M NJ iis aud a's.,.....57G167c.
FHsihi" oA'eN" ~ - -, ICourter-J0urnat.
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r HAVE THfSDAY SOLD MY iMIEh-t
l EsT In the arm of CHAMBERLAYSE -
16NEs n the new concern rs Advertised below.
In reiirtSg leg leave 10 assure my friends tnasn
viii beto their Interest (and mt the ssnas uMs So
ser nersoual favor on mel 70 continue ths pasIonr
-. 10 the new house, as IL j. every way VI
,bhsir confdence r. w. Ne.
RIcaMnsD, November Sth, 1873.
hcundsrsigned, nnder the f1in Of w. "a. 49, 70
"a CO. have this cay formed co-mIsnsf i n
the purposc Of continuing me u, ,sa ,tI
stand OF Chsmbernyne James, I'LL CAfy $3.50,
md nope 10 receive the patronage OF the ota coH
\ Germ and the public genershS; lows
na,oS1m II. s. CMAMBEkLAYSE-.
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BLACK,

The following is a comparative statement OF the
Inspections, deliveries and receipts of tobacco, to-
gether with stock on hand, at the different ware
houses In ihe city for the past two weeks and the
same time last year:
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The C0usniracY IucY.

WASHINGTON, November 28.-The conspi-
racy jury is still out. They are said to stand
ten or acquittal and two for conviction.
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nBpATcH pRINTlNa-HoUsE.
1rnsuroassed facilities for doing all kinds Of JOB
PRINTING. Work promptly and neatly exc
cuted, and at low prices. eso
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IouruaIist Dead.

NoRWALK, Conn, November 2o..Dr. asa
Hill, D. D., formerly editor of the american
Sentinel is dead.
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The total receipts OF live stock from October LIST
TO the close OF the present week show marked In
crease over the receipts Tor the same period last
year Us follows:
Cattle Hogs. Sheep.
Since Oct /, 1S74...132,161 S50,497 62iSl&
Same time In 1872. 03,057 737,4U2 42,639
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CINcINNATIHOKsE ARID MULEnKARKET.
ST. LOUIS HORSE AND MULE MARKET:

NOVEMBER 23.-The horse and mule market has
again assumed duh aspect. Demand only fair and
for plain horses and becky mules. Values brm at
the following range: @
Horses.-Piug, s4oG50: street-car, good size,
sso@l29; good work, s75@l09: good drivers,
draught, S125GQ140; extra draught. fl50@20C.
Mutes.-14 to IAN hands, broke. 100000; 14h
1875; 15H to 16 hands, H125@l40; 15x TO 16
hants extra, a140l160; 10 hands and upwards,
S16O@1S0; 16 hands and upwards, extra, S176
6I2OO,-IimeS. s,=tE '.s.tt tri
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 81, 1874.
SUN RISES. ...... s56 Moon rises......... 7.33
ann seLs .,,. 40 High tide. ......,,. 7.30
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Hegfif List year as this sirne packsrs were pay1BG
from 90. 40 "a a. Quits differences Id pr4eatxS
end, lin view OF the facreRse I'm re.e1pte, the GneS
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CINCINNATI HOG AVID Provisions sxAE.
20 KETS. 49, 8 - go -

/ NOVEMBER 24.-Ho1ss--Ths tone Of the msTkff
sso % s7.sS, with me bum q ssiss 6
ers sss sn Tie hog On foos ! higher sS. s,s
Bless Psrs. There Is very lttle trsds in dty mess
p9rs, and no sale regor:ed at LIZ M. ON change
Green M<ass.--A shade airong er feeling In the
market. We hear that 7c. was Did for shoulders,
for an esM se On he
.ssaf Fifteen Days IN saA--s shoulders, ne. Z
not much inquiry.
Basnn.-T here Is nc thing pew in The parke. but y
hs.s sss ssss sf se passea
Sugar Cured Hans.-1 he demand Is limited and
a,y are held 3, eapyassed, bus packed
Lard.-The market is quiet. with I3c bid for
'steun, and holders wanting iSac.; city ket-t
nsnominaIs at lac. q D.-Ti'Hes. s b. 8
ClNCINNATIHORsEAND MULEnIA
NOVEMBER 23.-TaktBg the exceedingly incle. 8
mens weather into consideration the horse and q
ssles At the Fsfthstreet stables a,oue footing up
ESQ head. The demapd Is principally OF = local
buyers are here During he Week two car.loads OF
horses were shipped to fhilaieipbia one carload 2
70 Bososs, and Two carloads Of ntea toLittle Rocks
The quotations at the close of sales to-day, for
borse5 were as follows: 3saF Esss3Er
Ordinary, or pinzs n....... ..--......S 164 30 t
EAR ;.-.,.. S0H " al
5000. ISg S9
:. Good driving horses have been sold during the
week at prices ranging all the way from 400 to
81 55a and IN some instances at even as high as
Thera is only fair inquiry Cor mules, and they
may be quoted as follows:
hands high. .........s SS9I10
isaDos
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: I.b4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-27
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

The Chicago Tribune of November % says: The
receipts OF live stock during the week have been as
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-05-27

The THEsrfANs.-Again we re-
mind our people to be certain to e1-
tend THEN favors and spare change
to the Thespian performance to take
place, tomorrow night, at the tx
change Hote. The pieces to be CIV
en- are both good and favorite ones
and the amateurs being well up IN
their parts and in their best mooo
can but please and entertain any au'
dience-and thenthe whole proceeds
of the performance is for charity
pure, christian, God-like charity, II
aid and for the benefit of the Sisters
of Mercy, an order in itself the foun
tain source Of charity and good vii
to the whole human family. TIL
Democrat must next week place o.
record, the fact that our people hav
done their duty in this precious an
good caase.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-05-27

FAMILY JARs.-The once happy
and money bloated radical family OF
our poor State, are coming to grlei
fast and have their little family jars
Their Attorney General has enjolneo
their Auditor from auditing certain
appropriations of tn cir Kangaroo
Legislature; from this springs little
fuss. and their Auditor has sue'
their Attorney General for $4,000 al
lodging that old Field, the Attorne''
! General, is fool of the mallgnan
type. and had advised him, Clinton
Al the Auditor, to audit several OF tn
I claims that he, Field, enjolned' an
o right after he, Clinton, had done :, S
the old muff h ad him up oeio'
., Judge Abel for contempt ana lint
- !. twenty dollars
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1874-05-27
LETTER FROM NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS I
May %, lS74.)

~ cENr, ANJ -
DEAa DEMocRAr:-
1 have just time to write a line oe-
fore the Bart. Able leaves, to say that
the skies are frightening tor the Col-
fax prisoners. Mr. Mari, the lead
ing Attorney in Che case, has just IN
formed me that he considered the
lives Of the prisoners now safe. oh
day before yesterday he attacked the
Ku-Klux law, boldly taking the Duil
by the horns, and his effort is salo
to have been one Of the grandest le-
gal arguments made before a Court
in New Orleans for thirty years
Indeed SO splendid was his effort that
Judge Bradley paid him tlie hlgh
compliment, in open court, that ne
had heard the same points argued be-
fore by Mr.. Stansbury and Reverdy
Johnston, but that he, Dir. Mari, had
presented so many new points tha1
the Court could not decide the matter
in 40 short a time as the continuance
of the trial, but that he would hold
himself in readiness to return TO Ne"
: Orleans if the prisoners, or any one
F Of them were convicted; sign a certifi-
cate of disagreement between himself
and Judge Woods, thereby not only
granting new trial but allowing the
: counsel to take the case to the ou'
}. preme Court Of tie United States
The cross-examination of the "na
: tion's wards has been most crush
u ing. and not one has told the tale O.
J. March last. Poor Register was
# crushed without mercy.
!. Only about twenty witnesses have
n heen examined, and the Defendants
o Attorneys say that they are willing
d to put the case to the Jury withou
v summoning another witness. Til
= certainly shows that they at leas
~ have the utmost confidence in tn
re- acouittal of the prisoners. forge
e, to say that the points Of Mr.. Mari
10 argument we're to take from the IL
!. |dictment ten or fifteen commits.
'. Twill write again on Tuesday, {
s, by first boat. Yours, o.