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LIVERPOOL, NOV. Hi L. m.-Flour 2os Cd. Wheat
winter, 11s "a; spring, 11s@1ls 1od white, 1as I'd;
club 13s@13a Sd. Corn, 2Ss@2ss Sd. Lard, sos.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. III p. n.-Market unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 14--3 p. m.--Breadstufs quiet.
Corn, 2es. Rest unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. little bullion in lie Bank Of Eng
lind hns decreased during the week :c138, 900.
LONDON. Nov. 14-5 p. m.-CoNso1s- Money, %;
account 92A@92;5 5-2os Of 65: 9o4; 6-20's Of ct,
924; 1e4os tx; new 6s, 88H@ Erie, 4oT.
FnANKroR1, Nov. 14-5-20a Of 80, 96A.
PARIS Nov. 14.-Reutes, 52f CO centimes.
I1yERpooI, Nov. 14.-Cotton firm middltng up
land 9c; Orleans 1o1c; sales L. 900 bales; specua
tion and export $500 ba!e4:
29s Cd; corn, 28s.
Beef, ess Sd. Lard, ass. Pork, SIS. Cheese, 65s.
Cumberland mildles, 34s Cd; short ribs 37s. Talow,
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Nile CdTlottu Patti,
4. Piano solo-"Revuea Prague,n. n....,.......

Mile Ca7lotta Paai
l. Piano soo-"Revuea Pragne,". .Carreno
M'tle Teresa CaTTeno.
1fAe PATTI, Mics Cary, Sig. Mario, Sig. seozara.
ANNOUNCEMENTS .
Miss Maggie Mitchell continues in " "Fanchon'
at McvlckerB, attracting rather better audi.
ences, but not so large as she deserves. y AZ
Alken's the houses are improving, as " Hump1y
Dumpty," Fox's engagement, draws to clohe.
It has Just begun to be realized that m ., extra
fine entertainment is being given at Alkene,
and people are hur1ying along to see it before it
is too late. At Hooley s, 9. Humpty is also on
his last legs, this being the last week The
Black Crook" at the Academy OF MUSIC, WITH
entirely new features in the Daot a9lqs @ IT'S Gmn m
more after this week-let Us hope forever. Ihe
Arlington. Cotton and Kemb1e Minstrels at
Myers Opera House, and the Georgia 3, Minstrels
at Nixon's, are both giving good bills to light
houses.
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.
On Sunday evening next at the Academy of
Music sacred concert is to be given by the
Peake Family Bell Ringers and Vocahste. An
entertainments of an enjoyable character, and at
ieed, and may reasonably be expected, from
troupe Of such excellent reputation
PERSONAL.
1Ir. J. ". Blaisdel severed his connection
with the Academy OF Music Company on
Wednesday evening, and yesterday left for New
York, together With Kr e. III. Hooley, for the
purpose Of organizing dramatic company for
Hooley's Theatre. Under the new arrangement
both Mr.. Blaisdeu and Mr. Padgett acquire q
managerial and proprietary interest in the the
atre.
Mr. Milton Nobles On actor of excellent re-
pute, has been engaged by Manager Gardner az i5
member of the Academy Company, and will
make his first appearance next Monday evening.
woh1ANs HOSPITAL BENEFIT.
The play of "Caste" will be performed at
G4opdor1 Hall norror ~ hfirhiynr nvarua and
Thirteenth street, this evening, for the benefit
of the Woman'a Hospital Of the State Of Illinois.
The parts will be sustained BY some Of the lead
ing amateurs OF the city, as follows: Polly, Mrs.
Arthur; The Marquise, Miss Forrest; Hasotree,
Mr. Iuchnore; Esther, Miss Isabella Remick !;
DAlroy, Mr. Barnes, the Secretary Of the Hos
pital
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NEW York, Nov. 14.-BEEvEs- Receipts today,
16oo, making 400 since Saturday. against $500 for
the Same time last week. min storm with CLINT Of
cheap poultry, reards the cattle trade, but still Ill
have been early sold at about &c higher than Monday
No prime stock. Texans sold at 8z@1011c. sales il
cars cwt, 87lc; II cars cwt, 10@l0Hc; 8 cars $50
lbs, 10c, 56 Tbs per cWt; 10 5A to cwt 9hc
cars Ohio, $50 lbs, at 12c.
sHEER-Receiyed 1890 to-day and 1900 since Sat
urday agninst II, 800 the same time last week. Mar
fet good at frner rates, 65@7c for fair to good
sheep, and 9c for fat lambs. Sales cars sheep SC lbs
64c; car 81 lbs 7c; 116 lbs Canadas TIC; car fine
IS lbs Canada lambs 9c; car 64 bs State 71c; deck
load IS lbs Ohio, Sc,
Hoas-6,90o to-dny and Il 800 since Saturday,
against q, 200 the same time last week. Market de-
cars 20 b Ohio at 4c, and 195 lbs at $494 per
cWt. Tho finest will scarcely reach s., 100.
Dressed sold at 55zc for extreme heavy. &c for e0o
lbs; 6c for 16o lbs, and 7c for pigs There are too
many hoee ~ WV
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Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

Masters Sale Of Real Estate.
There will be sale Of hrst-c1ass residence property
In the North Division Tuesday, the 10th ns at 1C
g. m, at the east door Of the old Court House On
Clark street, by 1ra Scott, Master in Chancery and
Special Comm ssioner, under decree in partition. The
premises situated the northwest Of Erie
and St7te streets, being SO feet Erie and 100 OIL
State; Terms Of sale: 0nethird cash, balance in
nation as to te IT, etc., p1a appiy to Rosentba Peiree
No. 528 Wabash avenue,
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BUFFALO, Nov. -OA11LE-Recepts to-day sos,
nang the total supply for the week thus far 1872 Of
o46 cara against ia the time last week. Market
active; nearly all the offerings disposed ct: About
changed sses "a Ind5a1a @ stseEs a7s
eTa eyeraeing e66 ibs at s4oa; 228 Ohio steers,
S5ss3X s s ie;! u Oh 4hi1 9o,s SoTs
steers averaging 10541, 800 Tbs, at $4 75@640; IT
Michigan ateers, averaging ESQ Is et $,76 80 Texas
steers, averaging ], ,1so lbs, at s4.12k;
the total supply for the week thus far 10. against
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In the description Of the new pumping engine, yes-
terda and the exquisite copper work attached thereto
credit should have been given to Edward Smeeth not
6muthe, printed. hr. smeeth has been established
since 1852 almost twenty years, and is the proprietor
Of the "Pioneer Copper and Brass Works." Of this
city. He makes specially OF heavy copper and
brass work for water works, rolling mills distieres,
tin and sheet iron articles, manufactured Mr.
Seeth also manufactures the latest improved alcohol
apparatus, and has erected quite number In differ
ent parts Of the country during the past year The
foundry is at the corner Of West Randolph and Des-
PLANES Streets where orders b. left and be prompt
ly filed This is the only chop Of its kind in Chicago
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BA1TEdoRE, Nov. 4-CA11LE-Opened with con-
being in excess OF the dcmand the market closed at
last weeks prices The very best on sale to-day sold
at 6@7Ac; TINT generally rated first quality 4a6c
medium a or good fair quality, 3K@4zc. Receipts,
2,400; sales, 1878.
Hoas-F1rmer; the pens almost bare sales at 5A@
619c. Receipts, 5,oA.
SHEEP-Are in good demand for good; common
dpu: fatr h to good, 4@5c; good to extra 5@0c. Re
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parted, but the steamer Last Chance is hourly ex-
pected.
Clad loaded with shingles for IaSale and lumber for
Peoria; Deer Park and North America, loaded With
lumber for LaSal1e and Peoria,
Eight feet and nine inches Of water On the miter-
sill Of Lock Is.
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NEW YonK, Nov. 14.-Business has been checked By
the rain to-day, and the only active feature Of the
ket s the demand for annels and woollens Of all de-
scr1pttons, which are selling at rates showing an ad-
ton goods are quiet but very drm. Masconcomet n met
shtrtings advanced &c per yard, but there are no
other quotable changes. Foreign goods are dull but
firm In price, especially for silks and black ribbons
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Financial News
NEW YORK. Oct 14.-Money Is close and dear, with
the bulk Of the business ut 13@1lG with exceptions
at Z gold at the opening and close,
Sterling dull and heavy at l0sE51o8s fer 60 days.
Gold was heavy aud lower, with frequent luctua-
tions between 113G and 113, under the influence Of
London ndvices specie shipments and the sale Of only
one million by the Treasury. The market closed at
1134@113's Loans 1@7 per cent for carrying. Treas
ury disbursements, 900. The probable shipments
on Saturday will be sl,5o0000.
Governments are rather lower and steady.
Slate bonds neglected.
The stock market quiet throughout the day, but
in the main heavy and KICK per cent lower, with the
principal fall in Pacific Mall and Western Union it
closed weak.
There is, however, general opposition to any fur
ther imitation Of the currency and conservative and
hopeful feeling as to the future.
1t is rumored that the Lake Shore Railroad Com
pany intend to issue SIX millions Of bonds for the
co,nn]atinn Of fheir double fracI
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PITTsBunGu,, Pa, Nov. 14-CArrLE-hIarket un-
changed arrivals fair; best OK to 65c Btockers 81
to 4c; prospects fair. "
sHEEP-Alarket slow; arrivals fair; best 5H to
6Ac; medium, ~ to &c; common, ~ to 4c; pros
Hoas-Aarket very had; arrivals very heavy: Phil
ade!phia s. 80 to S445; Yorkers $4l0 to $420 pros
pects very dull
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CHICAGO + ALTON RAILROAD Col
GENERAL FREIGHT AGENTS OFFICE,
CHICAGO, Nov. II, 1872.
The arrangement made with the Michigan Central
Railroad to receive freight at that Companys depot Is
discontinued. Freight must now be delivered at our
OWL depot on Van Buren, street.
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To Italy Direct,

The Anchor Line steamship Napo will sail from the
Companys pier, No. 20 North River, New York, for
Genoa, calling ut Gibraltar, Saturday, Nov. %.
Cabin passage, $50 800 currency. Apply to Hender
son Brothers, No. 324 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
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Banking,

We receive deposits, discount business paper, and
transact regular commercial banking business, at
either o,gr South or West Side Offices.
LuSr, PRESTON & KEAy.
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The Saratoga Geyser Water.
Buck Rayner draw true Geyser at the "Spa."
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Illinois River and Canal News.
1A3A1lE, nor. 14.-R1vEB-Nothing arrived OF de-
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Natural Philosophy:

AN ELEMENTARY TREATISE. By Professor DEscB-
ASEI, OF Paris. Translated and edited, with extern
aiTe Additions, by j. D. EVERETT, D. G. L.. F. r.
s., Professor OF Natural Philosophy in the Queens
College, Belfast. Part ". SOUND and LIGHT. With
1H Engravtngs. Price, $1.80.
This work is used as textbook In the Oxford and
Cambridge Universities. and In tho Chief Colleges and
Sconee Casses IN the United Kingdom while IN France
1t beon adopted the Minister of Instruction
textbook for Government Schools.
, 1872-11-15

The ADORE, when not to be had in Bookstores sent pos
paid by mail to ans part Of tho United States, On 1ecel
Of the price.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

With every succeeding day We are
more and more convinced that policy
and judgment will lead the Demo
eracy of the country in National Con-
vention assembled, to lay down and
adopt a platform ofprinciples in con
sonance with the liberal, and pro
gressive spirit of the age. Further
more we believe that Greeley aud
Brown have already planted them
selves on such a platform. Conse-
euently there is no sense in leopard
izing the success of the time-honored
principles of the democracy, by nom
mating a ticket which is sure to en-
counter defeat.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

Stocks, yesterday, tumbled head.
lonS-further than ever. If they
would tumble about four hundred
per cent. more, and remain there, it
would be a good thing for nine
tenths of those whonow dealin them.
Many poor persons and persons in
moderate circumstances who invest
their all foolish1y wonld no longer
squander their money for the benefit
of the large operators.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19
POLITICAL.

The magnitude of the political
revolution now in progress and the
certainty of its success is becoming
daily more patent. The Liberal
element. in both the Republican and
Democratic parties, are buoyant
with hope. The time has come in
American politics when the people
r prepared to ignore party and
unite upon a common platform OF
patriotic principles. 1t is natural
for a party to raise the battle cry of
party and attempt to whip the dis
affected into the traces, ard to sup
press free thought, free discussion
and free action, SO far as possible,
by denuneiation, viliticati N and the
application of the party lash. This
has been a formidable and successful
mode of warfare by the Republican
party but a long and continued
series of abuses and usurpatlons and
oft repeated populations, are impel-
ling the masses to cut loose from
party and unite and make common
cause against a common enemy. The
decree has already gone forth that
the greedy oorplorants whoa feast
ing in bacchanalian revelry at the
public expense shall hereafter foot
their own bills. This determination
can be seen in the bold. quiet and
determined eye of the unpurchasable
yeomanry of the land while the I'm
easy manners, the vacant stare and
flashing wink of the died in the
wool Radicals show that they see
the handwriting Oh the wall, not of
Belshazzar age. but to them that more
terrible and frishtful autography of
Horace Greeley. The Radicals who
are trembling in their boots, say to
Democrats, Why, you going to
support Greeley, who has done more
than any live man to burst up your
party?" Yes, he burst the Demo
cratic party on the slavery question,
he now intends to burst the Repub-
lcan party on scceEat Of corruption.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

4 leading workingman writesfr from
New York, saying: The Labor Par
ty is nothing of itself, but if united
with the minority party Of the coun-
try our weight Will be too much foY
the Republicans to carry. 1 am a
Republican, but am willing to unite
in such a project"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

The New York sun speaks of Grants
friends being driven to the last ditch.
The Sun will reInem Der that ii was
Grants enemies. MT his iriendS. who
were 81 the last ditch business. anu as
it WAS then, so it is now. The General
l. facing he same fotinen to-day thai he
was IN lo65.-lEXchange.
The people III the South having
been ov%erpowered and finally surren-
dered now ask an equal show, and
being denied their rights seek to
place in power those who will inter
pose in their behalf.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

4 telegram from San Francisco
says French citizens are organizing
a company with the object of bring
ing poor French girls from France
to be employed as domestic servants,
and to repay the cost Of the trip
w,.an they have been in good sItua-
tions Sufficiently long to be able to
do so wIlAout inconvenience.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19
The Sacramento Unioa, of q late
date tells this story:


In q storeroom at the Sacramento
Valley depot there has been lying tor
a long time a human skull, which was
dug from an Indian mound a few
miles up the river, by some searcher
after curiosities. Lately a lady asked
to look at it, but dropped it with q lit
tie scream on seeing two or three mice
emerge from one of the Orifices. On
examination, it was found hat fam
lily of mice had taken possession,
stutfing the interior with rags, oakum,
soap root, etc, thus filling upthe eyes,
nose and tnouth openings. and leaving
but one place ofingresS and egress. The
remains of one little mou>e were found
wedged in between some of the bones,
indicating that he had crawled into a
tight place while prospecting, and was
unable to get out again.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19
A writer on health very ir.stlv con-

A writer on health very Justly con-
dennis the habit of lounging, in which
large numbers of persons indulge, as
injurious to health. He says: AN
erect bodily attitude is of vastly more
importance to health than is gene
rally imagined. Crooked bodily posi-
tons, maintained for any length of
time, are always injurious, whether
IN the sitting, standing or lying
posture. whether sleeping or walking.
10 sit with the body leaning forward
on the stomach, or to one side, with
the heels elevated to a level with the
head, is not only in bad taste, but ex-
ceedingly detrimental to the health.
1t cramps the stomach, presses the
vital organs, interrupts the free mo-
tions ofthe chest, enfeebles the func-
tons of the abdominal and tnoracic
organs, and, in fact, unbalances the
whole muscular system. MANY child
rem become slightly humpbaeked, or
severely round shouldered. by sleep
ing with the head raised on high pill
lows. When any person finds it easier
to sit or stand, Or sleep in a crooked
position than in a straight one, such
person may be sure his muscular sy-
stem is badly deranged, and the more
careful he is to preserve a straight or
upright position. and get back to ma
ture again, the better"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19
THE SIGNIFICANCE OF OUR FOR
EIGN INDEBTEDNESS.

An ante-Oellum IlmoS, Wnen we uaO
no public debt of consequence, and
comparatively few railroad bonds
and stocks to sell beyond what were
taken by u home capitalists, GU,
trade with foreign countries was held
somewhat in check by the necessity
of settling the balance against US in
coin, our business then being done
upon a specie basis, amy unusual
outgo Of specie was fraught with dan
ger to our whole banking system.
OF late years, however, we have seen
our imports increase to immense pro-
portions beyond our exports of home
productions, and we have been ac
cumuIatinga balance of trade against
this country which has been settled,
but not paid, by the export of securi-
tles-promlses to pay LII the future.
As yet We have experienced no ma
terial detriment from this, except
that arising from sending out of the
country the interest which we have
to pay on these securities, and thus
adding annually to the balance Of
trade against US.
If We could stop here and begin to
reduce our foreign Indebtedness
there might, perhaps, be no ground
for apprehension of breakers ahead,
but unfortunately We can not-un-
der the policy which has been adopt
ed of making this country the best
and dearest market to sell in and the
poorest n to buy in, by u system
of high protection-prevent the in
undation of foreign merchandise,
but it must go on Increasing from
veal to year until it results in a great
financial disaster, unless checked by
wise legislation.
The amount of our debt to foreign
countries can not be definitely ascer-
tanned. 1t is estimated by those who
have the better opportunities for an
intelligent calculation, all the way
from $500, 000, 900 to 81, 800, 900 900.
Probably the actual amount is a me-
dunn between the two, o say $780,
OOO, 900. What have We to show
that we have received for this vast
sum of debt? Beyond a few thou
sand miles of railroad iron, nothing.
We have received an equivalent, but
it has been consumed. and We are in
debt, and must sooner or later pay
for the dead horse"
Let US see how this debt has been
contracted. We take the reports Of
the Bureau of Statistics for the i'm
ports and exports for the last eight
years, in the following exhibit:
Imports OF merchandise, l>64
to ISL, inclusive .~.....--S s., l03, -. 39i
Add for smuggling and un-
der valuation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2OO, 1000
I'm ports OF l31 Isl, lis
Freight paid foreign ship own
POI 900 900
Total lSS, I59 ,ll2
Exports, gold values
Dome pruduce-.S2,25i ,2o6, S64
Foreign mdZe... T. sol. 795
Specie 4 bul'n.-. Us, Ia, l40-2,q S6, 80. $50
----
Adverse balance .-....-...-.-..Sl POL. 9l9, 3l3
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

4 sufficient number of States have
declared in favor of Grant to secure
his nomination at the Philadelphia
Convention. Colfax's prospects are
not good. In our opinion, Wilson
will be nominated for Vice President.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

The United States steamer Ssranac
sailed from San Francisco on Friday
morning for a cruise to Panama,
touching at the principal ports an
route.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

The St. Louis Times THINKS the
present occupant of the White House
will be under the necessity of having
his name changed next March-from
-HU. S."to En-. l." Grant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

Secretary Delano and party ar
rived in Salt Lake on Friday morn
ing and we're received by Governor
Woods and the Federal officers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

A dispatch from Chicago states
that Governor Walker, of Virginia,
has aspirations to the Democratic
nomination for President at BalE-
more.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

1t is reported that the Cunard
steamship TriPali, from Liverpool
for New York. was wrecked on the
Irish coast and that the vessel and
cargo are a total loss. The passen-
gers were safely landed.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

Copper ore in considerable quanti-
ties Is beginning to arrive IN Stock
ton from the Union mine at Copper
oplis, Calaveras county, California.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

IN TowN.-John L. CHM. of the Nir-
ginia Chreniele, dropped into our
sanctum last evening. He looks
happy, as usual.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

An immense body of ore has been
struck in the Little Emma mine,
running into thousands of dollars
per ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

Another member of Grants family
has got an Office. HermanW. Grant
has been appointed Assistant Assessor
for Florida.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

1ndicationsfro Washington show
that Congress will not adjourn on
the Goth Of this month, -as has been
supposed for some days past
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19
ARkIE

In Cars n City, May 18Th, by the Rev. George
B. All. n. Henry II. Clarke. of Ohio. to Miss Mary
4. Wright, Of C-r>on City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

The new Baptist church at St. Paul,
for which plans are being made at
Chicago, Is to cost 500, 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19

Catholic ehaplains in English pri-
sons are to receive salaries hereafter,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-19
DIEIS

In PIN Gr"ve. Nevada. May sth. Joanna, wife
II J y. D4nIap. aged - years.