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Gov. Gearv,s DIcssa &c.

HARRISBURG, Jan. S.-Gov. Geary's message
says that the treasury is hourishing. The debt
has decreased nearly $2500,000 during the year.
Standing less assets, $l6,521 ,139. During the
year there were i475 applications for pardon,
ommends the application to Congress for an
appropriation for the centennial celebration
and an appropriation for the erection of a
monument at Gettysburg in commemoration of
Gen. Meades services.
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Gead Bodies Devoured by a Shipwrecked

New ORLEANS Jan. S.-The Times of to-
morrow will contain the narration of Mr.. La
vile, first afficer of the wrecked ship Golden
Hind who has just arrived from Rio The
vessel was wrecked on the west coast of Pata-
gonia in June last and fourteen of the crew
spent forty EIGHT days in two open boats in the
Straits of Magellan, They were compelled by
hunger to devour the bodies of five of their
companions who died from privation and ex-
DOSura
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METEOROLOGICAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS.

PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-FOUR
HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, D. c.,
Jan. 8. II A. MY
For New England, winds shifting to westerly
with clearing weather during the afternoon and
evening; for the Middle States, southerly to
north-westerly winds, falling temperature and
clear and clearing weather; for the Northern
States east of the Mississippi, northerly and
north-westerly winds, falling temperature and
very generally clear weather; from Mississippi
and the Ohio valley to Lake Erie aud the upper
lakes, brisk westerly and north-westery winds,
gradually diminishing in force, low tenn pera-
ture, and clear and clearing weather.
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CITY AND VICINITY.
New Advertisements To-Day.

AUCTION COLUMN.
Dry Goods, &c.-J. S. Bailey u Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Sixth Entertainment-Army and Navy Union.
Dancing Academy. w. Kennedy.
Notice-Eder Kimball.
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Great Clearing out Sale-Orin Hawkes. s. Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Freed I'M Notice-John Z. Delleu.
Cheap for Cash-Groceries.
To Let--Houso.
Wanted-Partner.
A Young Man Wanted.
Mortgages Sale.
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UNION WHARF CoMPANY.-The annual meet
ing of the Union Wharf Corporation was held
Tuesday afternoon and the following officers
elected: President, Edward Fox; Treasurer,
Wharfnger and Clerk, A. K. Shurtleff; Wharf
Committee, E. Fox, A. X. Shurtleff, R. o. Co.
nant
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Foreign Exports,

MATANZAS. Brig M Goodrich-6955 box shocks
s44 shocks and heads, 100 empty casks.
ST JOHN NIB. Schr Iris-1200 bbls -four, 10 tons
feed, 1880 gals refined oil.
Schr Aurora Borealis-900 bbls -four, 10 tons feed.
Schr Maggie Quinn-900 bbls flour, 10 tons feed
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Commissioners Notice

HE undersigned s one S0n arp0i mt BY
har,and 10 Examine the claims Of the ere iiors
agans, the estate Of Levi A. Cafes late of Freeort
in said county, deceased, give notice That six MN hs
Srona the tbird day of december, 1872, allowed
sai ,raI,,ors IN present prove their claims, and
that viii be in session for the purp se Of receiving
said Claims and prof thereof at the office OF Il;
2Wai,s In said Freeport, on the last SATURDAYS of
.nsrv and May Is B. from two to FIVE O'Clock P.
N. + EM wEF FIELD Commissioners
u ,,ort Dec 49, 1872 dec27oaw Saw
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ADVERTISERS naturally seek the means 70
reaching the largest number of readers, and
those of the best quality. The Daily PRESS
fills the bill in both particulars better than any
other daily journal in Maine.
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TRoTTERs. -sWonderr' "Honest Shaker!
'Lucy Lightningp' and other well-known
trotters comprise the livery stock at Plum
Street stables, and also some of the most ele
CANT sleighs ever see n this vicinity.
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SAVE YOUR BUILDINGS by painting them be
fore winter comes on, with the Averill Chemi-
cal Paint.
FoEsale at SO Commercial St., Portland If
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Euery Active and Honorary Member of the
Portland Cadets is requested to meet at tie
Armory at o'clock precisely. this Thursday.
evening Business of especial interest to al
will be transacted.
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STEAMER CHESAPEAKE. FROM NEW YoRK-l51
bales rags, 10 do ute, 10 do burlas do cotton 100
rolls leather, 20 casks bleaching powders 6 do sheep
ware $50 do sugar. IS kegs Soda $50 halt chests TEL
$50 boxes raisns 40 do tin plate 80 do tobacco 20 do
clocks 40 bales domestics, IoU bdls paper. 80 bbs
birthstone, rs bags wool, 20 do coffee, do nuts
forget machine, $50 pkgs sundries.
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THE ENQUIRER.-The best advertising me-
dunn in Maine Circulation 10000 and increas
ing 1000 per month. Try it. jan7tf
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JOB PRINT1NG.-Every description of Jos
Printing executed promptly, and at the lower
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange st. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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PRESERVES.

A FIRST-CLASS commission house Of HAM
n BURG, in the Preserve-line is DESTROYS Of
;f,rmng connections with Packers. Please address
II A. 295, care of Messrs. Haas. nsteis a.
YogIcr's Advertising Agency, Hamburg,
Ssermauy jan6d3t
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Another Broken Rail

CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-A train leaving Nash
vile for Louisville last night was thrown off
the track near Louisville by broken raj Six
teen persons were injured but only one Sc rious-
w
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1900 Dozen Undershirts and Drawers, slight
ly damaged from the great Boston fire. Very
cheap. j. Burleigh, SO Middle st.
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The Wool Market.

BOSTON, Jan. s.-LReported torthe Press 1.-The
following is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domesiic--Ohio and Pennsylvania pick-lock 10 "a
75c; do choce Xxx &c q CSC; do fine X IS a. SIC; me.
dunn &C q Csc; coarse So q 65c; Michigan extra and
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Municipal COurt.

BEFORE JUDGE MORRIS.
observation-disclosures Mclaughlin. Assault
and battery. Fined 81 with costs. Paid.
In
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THE cheapest and best Paint in the wo Id is
the Averill Chemical
For sale at 49, Commercial St., Portland. If
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ENTERTAINMENTS

Street ~' ~ray
VIE undersigned, recognizing the high reputatiop
you nave acquired In Italy as a vocal artist and
desiring 70 become more conversant with YOUR mus-
cal powers as well as to give citizens xeperallv
an opportunity Of 50 doing, would respectfully ten
this your native city, after so long an absence and
II agreeable, request you to name an early das when
it may take place.
BENZ. KINGSBURY, JR.,
]. WASHBURN, JR.,
@. w. GODDARD,
G. P. KIMBAIL,
s. E. SPRING,
PHILIP HENRY BROWN.
S.tML j. ANDERSON
GEO. THOM.
EDWIN CLEMENT.
INDEPENDENTLY sensible of the high compli-
,nens conferred upon by your polite imitation
ka,el9liy accept the proposition and would name
tima Ia y evening, JaRuary 9th, as convenient
'Aiie WI ~ the concert to take place.
WIN sentiments Of tho highest respect,
TT, No.. Yours, ANNIE b. STARBIRD.
~ IN es aas 1en1 Kingsbury, Jr Israel Wash. urn,
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THE PRESS
THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. o, 1873.
THE PRESS

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots Of Fes-
seuden Bros, Marquis, Robinson, Brlnel q Co.
Andrews, Wentworth Glendenning Moses, Hender-
SON and Chisholm Bros all trains that run out OF
thecity.
AT Biddeford, of Pillsbury.
At Saco of L, Hodgdon.
At Waterville, of j. S. Carter.
AT Gorham, of News Agent.
At Bath, of J..O. Shaw.
At Lewiston, of w. f. Stanwood
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| CHICAGO, JAM S-There has been a terrible
| snow storm with heavy gales since o'clock p.
| m. The thermometer is 2 above zero.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

F. o. Bailey & Co. sell to-day at 10 a. m, two
parlor suits, furniture, crockery, stoves, &C., at
their salesroom Is Exchange street.
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ATLANTA, Jan. 8.-The Georgia Legislature
met to-day s. W. Tramwell was elected
President of the Senate and A. A. Brown
Speaker of the House.
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NEW YORK, Jan. S--Morning.-Gold at 111a-
nos i3rg ms do sbort stnets steodv tate stons
dull and steady.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8-Eoenina.-Money was loaned
as high 132 per cent. day and interest," closing
firm at 1893 q 1893. Gold advanced from tit to l12i,
fell 112, and closed at 112s q 1l24 loans at a
disbursements S75SOOO; export S277 ,345; proba
BILE tomorrow $60,0UO. Governments an s@ high
or and strong hut dull State bonds very dull;
Tennessee IS strong. Stocks opened firm, New York
Central advanced to 1921 rumors of increased div
dend, but reacted to 1913; Western Union rose from
7sA to So reacting to 500 Pacific Mail fell from 72s
4@ Ahigher at the opening, but declined q per
cent. afterwards; portion of the decline recovered
late and the market closed steady.
The tnllowlno WERE the nuota.nns of Government
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}. .. BAILEY 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants,
AND
~AUCTIONEERS

Next below Merchants Exchange.
JOSEPH S. BAILEY, GEO. W. PARKER.
Recommendations. H. j. Libby & L., and Hon
Charles P. Kimbi rorIanl, Me-. Messrs. Leonard
q Co., and Lee g. Shepard Boston. ap11t
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BOSTON, Jan. THE shipments of Boots and Shoes
from this market to places outside of New England
for the past week comprise 42 cases, against S49
for the same week last year.
iere are large number of buyers here from vari-
GUS markets. and theta number is reinforced by daily
arrivals Business thus far has been almost entirely
restricted to gvn orders for staple goods for future
delivery and the purchase of such lots as could be
bong 1t at old prices There has been much less than
the usual quantity Of goods produced in the manu-
factur1ng towns buyers not willing pay any
advance, and the high price asked for leather COM
pes a sus ension Of production until the price Of
stock is lower the price of manufactured goods ad
vanced
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Grand Entertainment.
Social Levee& Festival
I'm AID OF THE
Portland Fraternity
CITY HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th.

GENERAL COMMITTEE.
HON. L. wASHBURN, JR., Pref lent Fraternity.
T. c. HERSkY, Vice President.
Mrs. Washburn, Mayor Kiuesbury.
MIS-. 7. F. Jose, Mr.. 5 Z. Spring, q
Mrs B. Bradbury, MIR. II. N. Jose
Mrs Dr. Burr, Mr.. A. Z. Stevens,
MIS-. II fmnney, Mr.. Rufus L. Wood,
Mrs Thomas Shaw, Mr.. Geo. S. Hunt,
mrs Geo. > Hunt, Mr.. 5. j. Anderson,
Mrs. D. w. FesseDden, Mr.. j. .hcLean,
Mrs. A. WOodm n, MIR. Nathan Webb,
Mrs. - 4. Lewis, Mr.. Geo. Woodman,
Mrs. J. e. Fernald, Mr. j, S. winslow
Mrs. j. III. Ham len, Mr.. w. I. Kilborn,
Mrs. Levi Morrill, Mr. j. N Lord,
Mrs w. II. bennett, Mr.. Frank Noyes,
Mrs Chas. Holden, Mr.. Lewis Pierce.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
DR.. s. @. Gordon, DIR. A. o. shaw,
Mr.. VIM. Allen, Jr., Mr.. G. f. Jose,
Mr. M N. X CHI, Mr.. Henry Fox,
Mr.. VIM. L. Bradley Mr. j. E. Carter
Mr.. s. L. Pulen, Mr.. Frank L. Allen,
HI. f. Coolidge.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Up. LEWIS,
John A. Emery, Fritz H. Jordan,
Chas A. Libby Jr., Fred E. Allen.
Chas H. Randall, VIM f. Wood,
Henry HI. Lowell, A. 4. Webb.
Tickets SO Cents, to be obtained at Lowell's
Hale's Lorng, Short & Harmon's Gerrish & Pear,
sons and at the door.
All interested in this charitable institution are re-
ques ed to send in contributions of refreshments or
money to the Committee at the
Reception Room on Monday,
the day of the Festival, before four o'clock.
Chandier's Full QuadriIle Band
has been engaged for the occasion.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. 100 P. M.-Cotton closed
quiet and unchanged.
LONDON, Jan. Sill A. M.-Consols opened at go
q 925 for money and account
American securites-U. 5. 5-2Os 1855, DID, 93k; do
514.
at 96s.
LONDON, Jan. S-1.30 P. M.-Consols closed at 92l
for money and account.
American Securities-U S. 5-2Os, 1866 old 934; do
1867, 93t U. s. 1o40s, 9sa IS sol. Erie Railway
5Os
Havana Market.
HAVANA, Jan. 8.-Sterling Exchange on United
States. go days Gold, 221 q 20 premium.
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Boston stock List.

[Sales at the Brokers Board Jan 81
Boston & Maine Railroad. 1881 a 1921
Eastern Railroad. .1013
Sales at Auction.
York Manufacturing Company. 1870 q 1900
Laconia Manufacturing Co ...................53 $50
Bates Mountaineering Company" .1014
Maine state BIS, 1884,. w
Franklin Company, lewiston. 900 q 113s
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of Administrator Of the estate of
JOHN f. BUCKNAM, late of Falmouth,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
demands upon the estate of said deceased are
required to exhibit the same and all persons indebt-
ed to said estate are called upon make payment to
JOSEPH G. COLLY, Admir-.
Falmouth, Jan. 7th, 1873 jansd1awW3ws
NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon herself the
trust OF Administrative of the estate Of
GEORGE w. WHITTIER, late of Portland.
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All oersons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased required
to exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make PAYMENT to
BESSIE II. WHITTIER, Adm'x
Portland, Jan. Z, 1873 Janodlaw3wW'
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Gloucester Fish Market.

Forhe week ending Wednesday, Jan. 8.
Georges Codfsh-The market is steady at IS 70 per
quit.
Bank Codfsh-We quote SIS % 3Y qtl.
Mackerel-No transaction Bays Is and Is nominal
ly at SIS and $40 " bb
Fresh Halibut-No receipts since Saturday; last
at Is and loo " ID for white and gray.
Smoked Halbut-We quote at 10c D fb.
Olive quote at &c u gal.
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BRET HARTE

"1LL deliver his celebrated Lecture on "THE
w ARGONAUTS OF 40, Fridnv Eve
ming, JAN 34th, at City Hal, Portland Ad-
mission 80 cents, including Reserved seats.
Sal, to commence Monday, Jan. 18th, at Stock
Dr1 iges Muse 5 ore jan7td
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notice.

ELDER KIMBALL will give lecture in the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall, Sunday,
r M, JAM 18th, at p o'clock if pleasant ii not the
Sunday following.
SUBJECT: The race that was on earth before Adam
and Eve.
Seats free. All are invited. jans.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-12

Earnings of the West Wisconsin Railway Com
pany for the month of October 1873 97, 100 50 Oc-
tober 1872 S5359S Az increase over 1872. S4i26 As.
The directors of the Hannibal aud st. Joseph Rail-
road Company held meeting this afternoon. pursu-
ant TO charter and elected A. w. Lamb, esq, of
Hannibal, Mo-, President in place of L. s. Higgins
and John =. Acker of New York, Vice-President, in
place of b. +. Carver. 1t was announced that the
Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad Company had
perfected an arrangement by which they operate the
ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad. on terms
favorable to both companies and it is believed that
this will add largely to the receipts of the Hannibal
and ST. Joseph Railroad Company.
Albert II. Nicolay sold at auction to-day the follow
ing securities: $4,000 Five bonds Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway Company sinking
fund bonds per cent due 1892 $4,000 each 64i 200
shares of the capital stock of the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company, 800 each,
63s 800 shares Of the capital stock of the Toledo
Wabash and Western Railway Company. 800 each,
S703s $4,000 City of Jersey City per cent bonds,
due 1915 interest coupons May and November $1,000
each, 9O!.
AT a meeting of the directors of tho Produce Bank
of this city. held on the 9TH inst Mr. Samuel Con-
over was duly elected cashier. His long experience
in the Merchants Bank q2 years.. and six years as
paving teller of the Fourth National Bank we'll
as having been with the Produce Bank since its
organization. eminently fit him for the position.
The attention of investors is called to the adver-
tsement of the per cent sterling bonds of the City
of Ottawa, Dominion of Canada, offered by Messrs.
Grant Brothers q Co., London, where, we learn.
they are now selling at premium of q per cent.
The statement of the Boston National Banks rs
returned to the Clearinghouse on Monday morn
ng Nov TO- is as follows
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CATTLE MARKETS.

BuFysLo Nov. iCArLEReoepts todss naiug 50 c'rl 70
por 10 arrive head, mskng tta ssgp.y or tue
ihas sos head lGj against 30 ears To- ih r ~ 1875
dull Basteru buyers attend nee and no rod
LaxBs Receipts to-day nendst rpo,tei tfnyAs
were heat making total IoDr for the wces nus i@r %
600 head rgau 900 the tme lat ge~E harkst
cot OF hoss Of sheep held over o ~ week
pastured In the suburbs .oo
Hoes Receipts toty including reported arnyais We 0oo
supply week thc t III a AL
AGAINST like number the time LAST week Mario cle AZ
"a ,O9 rs for rough prime he last luotsoni 70, pr no
Ohio hogs averaging 800 u. Ahoui 1000 heat iHo~"d o.
PHILADELPHIA The market for Beef Css ~ 20 ihsss
dali wh further decline prices al greos % caie &c
amounted to 700 head and as made ~ from 421o
for Pair 20 Cate Choioe - ftm 5l21oNT Conn -
Cattle sold at from 3D+c ,.--.,.-.-..
SHRzP-Ibe Sheen not act e. 400 ps
buyp 10 900 head from 20J2 = % Tor Ftr " C'S.
ami S2ds3 head Or Common Lambs Il god qaaH Dfea'' ~
Od7l2c. . ,-.. q naa
HoG-T market active. bui prices ~ not lifsn 5V"
head changed hands az from $50 SO p y 100 'r cruic
Cows-There has change this market about ZJp he~f
were a. from r35 $50 y head
wA1ERTowS. Mass. Nov ll-BEEg "a le'i
csseaa ~ from last wee s
choice at sI0 s9aS9 90 First Qusty t5dsS 90 Sso'"a
ou,Irv -6d47 80; Third Q igitv. - JNG-5 80. .
SuERP AND LANBs-Recep 32IO heal TIE maTke' W w 20
ron, es does not improve there has been decline Of ~ .. u
and fully i.c sheep sales Of sbep N lots a. ~ Zo1t0 '
Extra. s4d$5 IS; spring Lambs 4as9Oisc y u.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Toynoy Nov l-l230 the account % ~ T. -
Fyewoltv bonds 1865. old 9l5i 1858 % ~ New Ewes W 3
IoSpoS ll-l:lJ m.-Brie Railway shares - Il
Loypos Nov 1l-l:3O D. m.-EFie Railway shares 81
1l-l2:3Op mCOtton TO arrive lIO cheaper
sales OF plard Of Good Ordinary shipped November &
December at S DO shipped December and January at l6
The the three days have been oOOo q
n1cq l 600 American. The receipts OF Corn for the same time
hayeb been 1000 all American
yRRPooL Ill m-COtton 10 dali and unchAnge ses
10 600 bales Including 1000 for speculation and export
IyKRpoOI Nov ll-l:l5 m-Saes OF plano cotton on ne
Good Ordinary deliverable December and January at llO1
Pork II o y Dbl for Mess. Tallow, 3SI " ewt
epoos Nov ll2 m-Breadsrufs quiet. Wheat IL q
12 a. GENITAL for Red Spring Corn, 32 G323 quarter
LONDON, Nov ll-2;3J y m-hne halfway shAes oos rams
dispatches quote Renies at 3lt -, 4. H.. -oo
Nov llZ3O p mOi tine cotton she 0Na ''VO
bales American
LospoS Nov l3:30 mThe amount Of bullion gone ai9 ne
Bank OF England balance eSl 900 Erie Railway shares 39 4
LysRPooL 1880 msales Of UPands Cotton Ga 'Ae
basis Of Low Midding, shipped November, Al 81 - -,
loyDoy Nov Ill 1890 m.-Unted states 1--WE twenty oohns
ls5 old 0s Erie Railway shares, $3.50 Pans dispatches quote
Reutes at 56E 95c. . ,-.., -. p..,,. 81, "a,
o0c 49,. -. -. ,,.,..I.
Ordinary. deliverable December and January;
s DO on Mddings deliverable November Al o's
The Fabrics Manchester quiet and uhenn
Refined Petroleum, - l.. ~ gallon. so O..
LONDON Nov. ii-BYenng-calcutis Ln'eed 6l6 Common
Rosn 3d9G per Pine Resin, 12 0li6 Linseed OIL sou
ref ton Spirits Turpentine, 3li9d32l per cSt
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nnMESTIC MARKETS.

Brryuo. Nov llDIaLe and raj imports last q hours
6 gS.' $50 0 Ss: T S 1855 SH5 SS'
22s9 z 91S a. G E SS
Ss t 22 900 o spSh 6 t fsS
S Sa ie ' q wsn spring g S9S$ Bsssr s7q*s Ann
SsSEe spnng q $e %suS5ee No. Psg y ~ 2o w Sh
Is Mo- SS59s q Corn G n @ AND higher sales Of 10000
bush o. At ~ 200 bush DO t 'nf R al az a
sales Of Canada 81 Al asl 40 No WeteFa at 81 iS Two
s1,Sp9 Sl w9s st GPsSs 90 aP
Ard closed active and higher s1Ss q S?A e Rejected
sOdo09 Com active and higher at 80 2e 9r No, @ q 10
New d. go Oats active aud hg 2S' e No cash 2oc
Psse%1f R.s SS FL 2cs sT % Sg no. Fall H.
seg steady sOds3 P5eyG5 active and G ,s sf r on, s
:. & Fsmay BqE Meats active e., s ,GS nSe ,T
MIles packet, Green iams sold 6s for 10 n average w.
f. - sy," 1S s e ' &c. iS n a ait
Of P,eleh s9nna SS,a l s zoe bb Corn sS0SS
100 bush Rye and whss Vp0 s'o d bS cS IS 900
0' ese 1s,, ans ae III % % 60 80
Wheat quiet 20 esi 30 Corn hrn al "a a a-a and
R And qg, G s .5t ia Posoa Mes. nominal
SsS sSe and Sfi SSSs ss I2Ssi? so LaTEse
SSssS 81. az as E5 i "GRSs Ssr ks5'
ssSalers 5c Rib Sides saes a, & held higher Gear
sas I I've Hoss IL lair 7Oas4 s. Gen Meats
Shqasr. .Sd at ~ 4HS wSi i5 ioI at Soc
Nov . Of ssa aTi %. sS5 s'iS
Dyryor Nov ll.our Quiet and unehan.i Wheat Seaay ~
81 4iL Whei I'll 80 loo Amber hichssn nos 9 1
good demand at 30 2 fErighs 70 Us:
100 Be Reeeips-0 900 bush. Wheat 5000 bush Corn aud
III ob0 buh Data sbipments-lG.O0 600 busb. Wbest
IouI.WLIE Nov lFionI qGet Wheat quiet Corn quiet a.
a iTe sacked and delivered rye
KT Ann held u ~ 60 Live Hogs hnn and In good demand
Mam 20 Heavy grades % 5OdF3 o. gro weight receipts io
ooo steady; light demands shoulders O
C,sr Rib sdss 0d6c Clear stdes 6'iGlc packed sugar
nri Hans pa lOc packed Lsrtresce. 11iaecj heg. o2h
s MsaShouders nomuali Clear kia sdei %. looselh f1g
casa Green fom block, Ia WHISKY qne1 but Urn at 81 =
800. -. =. aao AA.
No 20 for Amber Winter. 30 Wb<
winter 80 Double E, Wheat steady sales OF 900 bush
pr White Michigan ~ 7O No Milwaukee Club III 40
an ann, sales OF 55d 5sc Barley insye; Pnn
C.naia uomInaIy 81 3d. Cora Meal II 20 or Boie ~ 10 To-
rho,t.i heed unchanged fl7d$l8 for Shorts VIZ o
shpaass s2odS22 for hdanng', ca Csasl FshsT~ c
az Barley 7ioc to Newiofxi Lumber - - . she hnsou
al 81 20 Ne~.YorN. Railroad Fghs-Poar N Phl.epns
boston toe. to kewlok. 9Oc: 10 AbsaI 4Se Reces~- ~