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CoLGATE's HONEY SOAP!

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emollient in its nature, fagrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in
For sale By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
june31d1yr
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A Fact Worth Knowing,
That Rubber, Goods can be repaired in a neat and
substantial manner, at
HALLS RUBBER EMPORIUM,
july21sntf 147 Middle st.
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WARREN7S
COUG CHI BALSA M !!
Has been found by experience to be the b.
BEST REMEDY
TUT IIo 'sIIfVUS uIsests OF tle Lungs anu IHUraI,
DIPHTHERIA.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, Group,
Inauenza, Pleurisy, Pneumonia, or
Inflammation of the Lungs, ai,a

= : :
inflammation of the Lungs, 5l,.'
and WhOoping Cough. e
In these complaints this Medicine has NO SUPE-
ROR and while thus ec cious it is perfectly safe to
administer to persons OF all eyes,
The Cough Balsam possesses the two-fold advan-
tage OF being at once valuable as curative and IN
valuable preventative of all the diseases of the
Throat, Lungs and Bronchia.
The world is challenged to produce a compound of
equal efficacy and safety. II =
*s* Prepared and sold by AMBROSE WARREN,
Botanic Druggist, No. 1 Granite Block East Market
Square, Bangor, Me. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
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Halls Rubber Emporium

Is at lat Middle Street. where every variety of Rub
bor Goods can be procured at Manufacturers prices.
Their assortment OF Rubber, Jewelry and Fancy
Goods is really magnificent june23t
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Valparaiso 18th u1t, ship Kentuekian, Freeman
"S Sid Bakers Baker Island for England, ieaky.
GU prev 10 18th, ship Rch'd McManus Foster, Tor
nest MStha, Bangs, Buenos Ayres; barque Tenn
Al q. 10 prev to 17th ship Lizzie Southland, Arbu-
Antwerp at 60 1Os ioi ""-N0'' " ''
postd az smyrna 2lst ult, barque osmanh, Harper
ON ON Mounts Bay eth inst ship Criterion, stetson,
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst ship David Crockett Rur-
CESS. Paequica. N'0SAo'' ~
Ar at Callao 10Th ut, ships Gen Berry. Watts. from
Chinchas land sailed for Englandl: 5ist' Il N,nf-
gomery, amitou do, land sailed 23d for Valencia:
d Wright Park, I'm do, land sailed oath for Ger
Sid Goth ult. ships Topgalant Phillips. Cbincbos.
21st, Mary OBrien, Vesper, do; 9th, Marcia Green
leaf Merriman, Antwerp. -S'A
Germany. ~ ~
Ar at Aspinwal Oct 10, ship Lisbon Curtis, Phila-
delpha.
Ar at Halifax Ms 18th inst, brig Annette, Newell.
Portland.
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TAINTED I77a7,leIiHteZy.

An active, industrious. honest Boy, 16 or IT years Of
age who resides in the city, and who desires to learn
the business of an Apothecary. Address, Portland
P o. Box &c. with real name and state where an in
terview can be had.
Nov Els n diff g.. Ia I'D. tI..tt a
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per steamer CITY Of New york;

lPer steamer City OF New York;
Sid FIN Liverpool 4th, Cultyator, Russell NYork;
9Th, Squando, Jordan, and Columbia Thompson ia
Calumet, Lunt, Calcutta.
Sid It'll, Hattie Morrison. Percy Philadelphia.
Cid 9th, Zouave, Blair, Philadelphia.
Ent out 9Th Elwood Cooper, Flitner, New Orleans.
9Th, Cosmopolite, Waite, Coquimbo Lammergier
In the river It'll, zOuavs, whitmOre, for PhHadel-
phia.
Sid FIN Gravesend 4th, Jennie Eastman starkey,
Passed Isle Of Wight sth, Wizard King, Wood
ward, from Hamburg for New York.
Sid FIN Swansea 3D. Masonic, Lampher New York
Sid nm Cardiff 9Th, Flora Southland, Morris, for
:. Ar at Londonderry 5th, Pilot Fish, Burk, I'm New
York.
Ar at Falmouth 1Oth w D Dinsmore, from Callao
on Queenstown 9Th, Z S Thayer, Thompson, Liv-
erpool for New Orleans.
Ar at Hong Kong Sept IS, Astrea, Norris, Manila.
pata =. sourabaya Sept Is. ID Metcalf, Anderson,
Sid 9n Singapore Sept %, Ocean Eagle, Lovett for
Hong Kong.
Sid I'm M 5s Sept IT, Belle Creole Knowles
Ar at Calcutta Sept 20, Chas Cooper, Jordan, from
Sid Sept %, Eureka, Hall, Penang; Goth Rsdvaunt-
net, Nichols, London; 9th, Templar, Nichols, tor
Sid I'm Bombay Sept 30 WSTtsmburg Chase for
Ar Oct %, BOsphorus, Blanchard Boston.
In port Oct 10, Luzon, Robinson, for Cuba, Idg
Ar a. Madras Sept 80, Richard Bnsteed, Knowles,
Ar at Mauritius Sept 10, Artemesia, Brown, Table
Bay CGH land sailed 22d seekirg); 10Th, Nellie All
bolt, Jordon MOntevideo; Oct 2, Zephyr, woodbury.,
Boston. "
Sid I'm Table Bay CGH Sept 10, Flash, Doane, Tor
Mossel Bay.
on St Helena Oct 1, Romulus, Lord, I'm Kurrachee
New York. %
Ar at Palermo Goth ult, j cushman, Churchill,
Bangor.
Ar at Marseilles 9th, Maria Morton, Woodward,
Saigon.
Ar at Malaga 9th ult, La Plata, Crowell, Jabea;
18th, Fanny Hamilton, Marshman, New York.
Ar at Brouwershaven Sd ult, David Brown, PEN
dleton, Callao. N.Y.
=, Ar at Hamburg I'd inst, Pocahontas Graves from
CallaO. VIZ = = = ~
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1t Don't Make Any Difference

How much is said about "bogus doctors and bogus
druggists" the PEOPLE ARE GETTING TO
KNOW that ShOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
will CURE diseases of the KIDNEYS RHEUMAT-
ISM, GRAVEL and DROPSY. Price ONE DOL
LAR per bottle.
Wv. wHIPpI.E, Agent,
no23dst 81 Market Square.
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IMPORTS.

YARMOUTH u.s. Sch Minna lap otis fish, to
order.
Sch Emma-5z2 otis fish, to order. l-H
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POR IT l. A ND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
ALONZO S. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
No. so Middle Street, Portland, Ne.
Copying done in the best maner. dec29ti.
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/ e. S. WORMELL,
PHI 0 TO G. r A p H Err.
No. 90 Middle Street, Portland.

eB- CARD PHOTOGRAPHS at THREE DOLLARS
PER DozEN,-the BEST in the City,
may25sndcm
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SPOKEN,

.-U -- SPOKEN.
Sept n, lat n, Ion "a w, ship Emily Augusta,
Pluinmer, from Liverpool for Alden.
oct ~ lat 46 40, Ion "a 40, ship Hemisphere, hom
Noy 10 lat 40 So, lon SO, barque Maria Henry, fiom
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The First National Bank
OF PORTLAND.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.

THIS Bank will issue Certificates of Deposit pay
abe ON demand, bearing interest at favorable rates.
w. E. GOULD, Cashier.
-fortiand, Nov. Is, 1se6.-dtfsN ----
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Dress Elevators.
rs Cents per Set! AT
"A N ID z r s Q MS
NEW YORK SKIRT & CORSET STORE
90 Market Square, &c.
GEORGE ANDERSON. agent.
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Sch Adrian, tof BATH Currier, put into Norwich,
Conn, goth inst with loss of deck load, sails, boat
and crew all sick.
The wreckng steamer Saxony, from New York for
Savannah, was at Delaware Breakwater 18th inst
with the schr Damon, of Waldoboro, which was pick
ed up off Barnegat dismasted and full of water and
abandoned. y y II t1iALx L.3 ~ .a
wrecking party went from Newport on Sunday
to brig Charlena II Portland ashore on South West
Point, and ore working TO get her off.
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M AR In H N e w s
Y u 10 -IfTT7T = u = - - -
PORT OF POR TLAND.

Tf-I 1-T Tuesday, November FL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake, Sherwood, New York.
Steamer NewBrunswick, Winchester, st John NIB
for Boston. .l3- ~ la-44 tli.1
Steamer Katahdin, johnson, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Minna. lBrl Spinney. Yarmouth Ms.
Sch Emma, lBrl Nie ]. Yarmouth Var Ms;
Sch Traverse, Rogers Friendship.
Sch Commerce, JONES' BROOKLYN. '-N Sci ''-i.
Sch Castle Rock, Reel, Boothbay.
Sch Julia, Kelley, Boston fer Jonesport.
Sch Louis Walsh, Booth. Calais for Fail River.
Sch Roscoe, Rich, Calais Tor Boston. 5itl
Sch sultana, Fletcher. Machias for Boston.
Sch Volant, Cousins, Machias for New York.
Sch Loella, Lord, Sullivan for Salem. 5-u- Owl.
Sch Dime, White, Bangor tor New Orleans.
Sch Aid, Bunker, Bangor tor Baltimore.
Sch Webhannet, Duncan, Bangor Cor Boston.
Schs Col Hanson. Frsbee; Victor, Collamore; Sy-
pei, Foss; Gape Ann smith, and Victory, Jordan,
Sch Accommodation. Warren, Bangor for wey-
mouth.
Sch Aurora. Miller, Bangor for Gloucester.
Sch Charleston, Fletcher, Winterport for Boston.
Sch Huntress, Written, Belfast for Baltimore.
Schs Brilliant, Cottrell, and Oak Grove, Burgess,
Sch Waterman, fainter, Hancock for Boston.
Sch Elizabeth, Alley, Dresden for Boston.
Sch Pennsylvania, Scott, Bath for Boston.
Sch Saginaw, Roberts, Freeport for Boston.
g. e ~ CLEARED. Ls
Sch Ida, Blake, Baltimore-E Freeman, Jr.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.
GREEN'S LANDING, Nov 15-Ar, sch Rory o.
Moore, WardwelI, Castine.
Nov A-Sld, sch Tom Hyer, Conary for Ellsworth.
Nov 16-Sid, schs Pebble, Joyce, Bangor Ior Bos.
ton; Arunah, Brown. GouldsborO Tor POI tand; EN-
cline, Wood Gloucester for fremont.
Nov 17-Sld, schs Pearl Hamor, Eden Tor Roc K
land; Romp, Mitchell Lubec for New York; Pigeon,
Godfrey do for Boston; Victory, Jordan Bangor for
Boston; Union, Winthrop, Bluehin for Rockland;
Massasoit, Slower, do tor do. r
fHtt5.f DISASTERS. o.. "a .-..... 20
Sch Adrian, (of Bath) Currier, put into Norwich,
Conn., Goth inst, with loss of deck load sails, boat
and crew all sick.
The wrecking steamer Saxony, from New York for
Savannah, was at Delaware Breakwater 18th inst
with the schr Damon, of Waldoboro which was pick
ed IN off Rarnepat tlismasfed and u of wafer and
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The Financial Paradox.

rg- READING Matter on all -Four PAGES.
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Tc,ms-ss, 90 per vcar ia adeGnec.
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Total ENID p sl37 Sl7 $3.50 100 $l4S 323 994
Wdn from wh'se 3sl94,1 7S 50,046,7S2 S7,e42971
The Nassau Bank of this city will pay, 10th instant,
semi annual dividend Of five par cent free Of tax.
The following table shows the balances and clearings
at the Clearing House Chicago for the week ending
the 2Sth ult =
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CoYrEE weaker II anything, though In the absence
FRnaHrs were nrner The engagements were:-To
Liverpool &c. 900 bushels corn at 3D. 800 bales cotton
a. Scd for for and IA
charters confined small vessels for short voyages
follows-A schooner from British provinces nsisand
brig and two schooners, to Charleston, railroad ircn
50 70 and a. and hay 50; schooner to Bangor -four
37Hc 70 Addison, 45c and corn &c., and schooner
TO Richmond, salt, on private terms
Hops.-Receipts 8 bales. The demand continued fair
for prime qualities at full prices while inferior and CON-
were generally Arm The sales covered las bales at
10c $50 for old crop and 3Oc 05c for CROP the
latter rate an extreme for extra fancy western In small
lots
MoLAssEs-The market was quiet but nrm, ct yester
days quotations..
% do cut meats 1855 do butter and $50 do CHEESE
The total stock pork November 1896, embraced
o. o6 bbls Same date last month"; old and now So 4s6
beef old and new November l. 1885, consisted OF o55
packages Same date last month, AZ BIO packages and
same date last year packages The demand 1Ss
gular and lower, closing heavy at $50 SIX. The
sales embraced 500 bbls at $ss Is sss SIN for mess
500 $40 30 for prime aud $28 IS $40 for prime mess
The beef market inactive but prices were firm; the
sales were only $50 bbs at $l $l4 for plain mess and
M TOT extra n sss1 mans WIN
arrive part II not all at $751; Bacon was quiet and I'M
changed small sales short rib Ice cured at 2lc per h.
Cut meats continued very dull for want Of stock the few
sales made 161<c 171Sc for shoulders and zoe
2s1c for hams The market was fairly active in part
for December and January delivery sellers option the
sales, $50 pkgs, mostly for future delivery at 24c
2S1c to quality Butter was in moderate request at
soc 42c for Western and 40c 55c. for State Cheese
quiet at previous quotations.
PEraoLguM.-Rccepts 1874 bbls. The market was
very quiet and prices lower The sales were con-
fined to about $50 bbls the spot and deliverable all
this month"; at 36c for crude and Soc 60c for refined
In bond, and TIC a 79c. for free.
RICE was dull but unchanged
SUaAR.-The market continued quiet, but prices, az
thing. well supported, though few lots
low grade offered at something under the market
price The Sales however, at full prices, comIrs
ing 200 hhds Porto Rico at 1870 and 20 hhds. Cuba
muscovado at 141Sc also 800 bags on private terms
Refined somewhat weaker but not nocably lower.
SrgARiSE quiet at last quotations
TALIow-The market d.l but prices were I'M
changed The sales about 49, 600 lbs, at l4i4c
Ikc.
TOBACCO Receipts, 324 hhds and 563 PACKAGES. The
market inactive but prices were steady The sales
In small lots and Of enough consequence TO re-
port.
..wmsKEY Receipts, 121 bbs The market was quiet
bdt prices firm. Tho sales were about 300 bbs
Western, mostly at So IS, but part at So BAN
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The cash balance in the hands Of the Assistant Treas
In Boston the close Of business, October 49,
1885, lo3-an Of ST. 1875. compared with
the close Of the preceding week.
The total value OF imports at Boston for two weeks
ending October 81 1887 $685. against se4e during
the corresponding weeks in 1884 Total since January l.
e22, 1913, 446 Average amount per week s5l6, 1926
The traffic on the Great Western Railway Of Canada
during the week ending October 81 amounted to $s s2
showing increase the receipts for the time
In 1884 OF SOS, 597.
The Pennsylvania Northern Central Railroad Company
has declared dividend Of two per cent clear Of national
and States taxes for tho quarter ending September &c.
payable to the stockholders the 25th Of November
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IIssRr D.. NINEH, AgcTrosNpHEWnx aors sc
wrxrR 4 soMFnVfLLE, 81 Nassau street,
:. ~ IN vI ~ rs,.SScvs and sasurdasa
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AN EXTRAORDINARY orroRruxrry FOR

Over $1,000 worth Of magnificent Household Furniture
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rich Cut Glassware
public snction this Thursdayl morning NoysmbeG At
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful cold rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits covered IN rich French satin brocatel and Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges match: rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eageres Corner and Book stands twenty
day Bonze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Paror Or
namepts elegant Brocatel and Lace Curtains fine c0ec
ton OF OIL Paintings Engravings large Mirrors aud Chan
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL AND
COVER COST $3.50,
elegant instrument with beautifully carved
legs with all the modern improvements overstrung
bass full iron piae French action full octave
wood and mahogany Bedseads bureaus Washands, Sofas
Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables Bed Lounges Spring
and Hair Mattresses Beds Banke Tea Tables Extensoy
Table, GLASS; China and Silver Ware. Table Cutlery e.
Sale positive. Deposit required.
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for corn very moderate and with heavy receipts
prices ruled fully To- lower The sales confined 70
Cor sound mixed western. saosi and ID store.
Gals were in demand at 46c Sic. FOR
unsound. and Sc SIC for sound. Some
choice State and old Western sold from store at 500
Rye was unchanged. We note further sales OF 5000
bushels Canada at 81 20. Malt was dull and heavy.
Barley was inactive, and prices were dropping The
sales included 500 bushels Canada West at 81 80.
Corros.-Recepts Z, 800 bales. The market was rather
moro active but prices continued unsettled though at
the close the market somewhat moro steady. The
sales wore $50 bales at quotations, follows
finland pRo~ido Nob;< n a
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"WEDNESDAY, NOV 10 r. NJ
Asxxs-Recspss, none. The market was quiet Of last
quotations
BnxApsruyra Receipts. 10, 400 bbla four 3S5 do.
corn meal 4o1 bushels wheat 1oi 1853 do corn 1oe42
do oats o2s do malt and 49, sss do barley State and
Western -four were in fairly active demand and prices
ruled &c. 1oc In sellers favor, the market closing
rather quiet but with tho advance fully retained the
sales comprised bbs 81 our revised quotations an.
nexed Southern -four In steady good demand, and
prices hrmcr with sales Of $50 bbs Canada Hour
was in good demand al On advance Of &C. 10c per bb
which tho market closed the sales embraced $50 bbs
Rye -four remained quiet but prices were steady Corn
meal again lower prices being depressed by heavy
if "a all ~ w o,soi
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DEM. r. ThEALI, AUCTIONEER;
~ tlate sal.sman With r. II LUDLOW CO. 49,,
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
the whole OF which made to order ny neeks and has
been IN use only since April last. A
VERY Kicii AxMiNsrisR, WfLToN AND BRissELs
CARPETS; FINE bRoNZEs, CLOCKS, CHANDE
LIBRS, CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
TfIEAII CURTIS will sell at anciion. ON Monday, No
vember g. y z o'clock AZ the private residence No West
rtyourth street Firth all the elegant Fur
nture &c contained in said house consisting in of
DRAWING ROOMS.
Elegantly carved rosewood walnut Drawing Room Suits
satin daask and figured silk Turkish and
Voa!re Chairs, richly carved rosewood Eagrrcs Centre
and Fancy Tables very ne French plate Pier and Mante
Mirrors elegant satin danask silk reps and lace Curtains,
gilt Clock and Candrlsbras style Louis Philippe
walnut and gilt Secretary Bookcase Library Table
cegan. Medallion Axnins,cr c,,peisj &C.
Richly carved walnut Buffet, marble top; solid walnut pill
lar Extension Tables walnut Dining Chairs
orocco reps lace Curans rich decorated French
China glass and silver plated Ware, rich Administer Car
pet &c. ....
Spperb Suits sntn wood deliberately carved with
wood trimmings; solid rosewood inad with tulip wood, wal
and oak Suits, all with marble tops Armoiresa Gaco
walnut Sofas Coches Easy and Side Chairs In reps;
BILE top Fancy Tables Secretary Bookcase silk
Reps and Lace Curtains patent Spring Beds fine
Curlcd Hair Mnitresscs Boters and Pillows rich Wilton
and English Brussels Carpets, &c.
HALLS AND sTAIRwAys.
Elegant walnut and gilt Hall stand and Chairs, Amin
stcr Wilton and English Brussels Carpets Olcoths &C.
All the elegant bronze and gilt Chandeliers and Fixtures
Cornces, Window Shades &c together with the Kitchen
Utensils with which the sale will commence.
ysn,ber l. 1898 House four stories 2bx75 feet.
The furniture win be exhibition Saturday 9Th
Y. nS.y Ludlow
No q Pine street.
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v,1NJ f. THEALL. AUCTIONEER.
- (Iate salesman with r. II. Ludlow 4 co..
Salesroom % Liberty street.
DROP, SCREW AND LEVER PRESSES,
Muchiucrsx RIdncyxoud Rlllnni Pines.

Smoking Tobacco, Fftturea DC.
THEALI 4 CURTIS will sell At auction on
THURSDAY NOV. 3 1866
n I0 O'Clock 2s7JS West Twenty eighth street. between
Ninth Tenth building, tho entire stock
Fixtures Machinery &c, OF the three story building lately
RTDGEWoOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
viz Drop Screw and Lever Presses: Cutting Shears Rolls
Lathes, CrimpIng Machines ac also Silver Plating Room
VIZ: Batteries Vsts Solutions Acids large lot OF scrap
gras Lead Britannia Metal. once Desks, Chairs,
Cncks Mating. Show Cases. DC. !.
AFRO GOO Ridge wood Pine and Pipes large lot Of
Ridgesood Smoking Tobacco The whole TO be sold with
out reserve by order OF VIM RUST Catalogues early on
morning sale
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A UCTION NOTICE. BOOTS AND sHOEs
IA w. M HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTIONKER
BY CHARLES g. WARREN,
sALESR0oMs p CORrL.ANDT STREET
On FRIDAY, November g. at IO1< O'Clock.
VERY LARGE SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT TRADE
SALE or BOOTS, SHOES. BRO0ANS,
BALMORALS, CATERS &c.
The catalogue 10 contain from
SIX HUNDRED TO 0NE THOUSAND SAMPLE LOTS,
Representing upwards Of
FIVE THOUSAND DUPLICATE PACKAGES,
Comprising principally
CHOICE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY or STYLES, SIZKS AND GRADES,
Adapted 70 al markets.
This sale will include oonstgnmens from nearly every
prominent manufacturer
IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK CITY,
And VIII be- equal IN every respect 70 either Of our
SEVEN PREVIOUS EXTRA LARGE SALES
HELD THIS SEASON.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY Nov. 1-6PM.
The stock market continues active and strong At the
early session OF the open board New York Central in
good demand at l00A, Erie s2k, Hudson River
10sK, Fort Wayne lo7x. Cleveland and Pittsburg
s2x Ohio and Mississippi certificates 29k. Al
the drst regular board prices were in the ascen-
dant at the opening, but declined a fraction
,hs call progressed New York Central largely dealt
In tho sales aggregatng thousand nine hundred
shares Sellers fifteen and thirty days were put out
freely by the buying parties Tor effect The
election Of officers OF tho company is TO take
place the 18th OF December. and circular appoa-
ton for proxies has been already issued jointly by Dean
Richmond and Mr. Blatchford In the interval prior 10
the closing Of the books both OF the contesng
parties likely to continue large buyers Of the stock
The latter Is already becoming In Wall street. and
Il has been loaned dat The opposite or Harlem Hudson
party, have yet issued their proxy circular Erie
was scarcely affected by the report Of ar
rangsment having been completed between the
Great Western and the Morris and Essex and
other roads, 1t being generally doubted and moreover
regarded Of NO material importance II true New
York Central closed higher than At the second board
yesterday, Erie y, Hudson l. Reading y, Michigan
Southern Y, Illinois Central l. Cleveland and Ptsourg
" Northwestern u, preferred Y, Rock Island n for'
Wayne e. Prairie du Chen TX, Cumberland ~, oan'on
~ Quicksilver unchanged. Morris ana EsseA
opened at l0l and closed 1904 Government sccuri
ties improved under the favorable advces rom Europe
by the Damascus and coupon fvetwenties advanced ~
seven thirty notes 4.
The slight reaction which followed the call was sue
cecded by rally ana the o'clock open board the
market was firm AT the second regular board Erie and
Ohio and Mississippi certificates strong. the former
closing higher Than the first board and the latter
Y. but the rest of The list shade lower. Cleve
land and Pittsburg showed decline OF Northwestern
prefcrred *. Rock Island a. Prairie du Chen ", Cum
berIand x New York Central, Northwestern common,
Fort Wayne and Quicksilver steady. Government
securities we're Inactive and seven-thrty notes Of the
second series were u lower
Al tho open board halfpas three New York Central
was strong closing at 10, but the rest Of the list
yielded under the hammering Of the bears and
OF the bulls buy in at the decline Erie sold
down to 921s, Northwestern 34ss Michigan Southern
7sX Cleveland and Pittsburg SIX Afterwards, the
street, the somewhat irregular At quarter
past FIVE ~ New York Central was quoted at 10oss
1Ol Erie 92h ~ Northwestern SAX, Rock Island
IOsx u, Cleveland and Pttsburg SIX \, Michigan
Southern a.
The movement in Northwestern has been active but |
less buoyan The company report for the year ending
May 81 1S65whicn includes that for the previous year
also-wil be published tomorrow. We extract from
copy already before the following statement OF the
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Carpets and Furjhre wsnted by
3TRAUas 500 Seventh avenue. betvfs Thirty third and
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Winter wheat q tribe nrmer under moderate In
qury, while spring was dull though prices without
for winter red Western, 81 80 81 10 for new amber
State aud u 20 or old ambor Mlwsukee. Tba dsmspd