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clocto1 tho aoternor OF tho atso dnr1S tie porod for
:o Il ts y apa sss a'ss s
our form of conat!tus!onM republican government.
To support tho opinion Which they hnyo expressed that
ss @ ;sy y % sass oos g, as % f s s G 3;
f snsa,sa Sas lc tse ndsr.ssel ss Ps'o do
sR ssass g 2dS y
Auditor of Public Aeeonia hoorotafy u Stale grsr.
oa ssai 1s bo oe eor ROT ocs curing o th
period for which 10 shall lnve boen elected Tha illo
t9a Of sos ss IN nea 9 y a9a,s dsSs ct h a aa
diaerant oaies fsona thst q dovornor. Of ill.,
port md obey ho Constitution It ia Written ausor
lava Of tho Stats ot Illinois, but by o Constitution ii
ss s gasd I'd s 5 sass a5s sy s ssS
III xftts,s E u peastlsatjoe. 2 T render tls @
reRre that Il auuid 10 founa neeesssry 1t my tnie
poyod IL the Uonsutution 10 nod il mosnSs, 5s thb
Limitations to tho scope Of it's provisions should bs sp-
5e z H. @ hPas 5 ID s oseps
+ ssssss
s!i!en sss A. + rs'ttsa :Sas ~ s s!!es s'si +
sae e II S setasy e.sts e osuse so unee @
Known 10 III eqsrs + thS Constitution, en9 tSst sae
tea as mo: s vs Ill nos
e ss Sna~a Tsn' s ~ sss ses Il hs s sssI ]
hereafter ia consilerad by amb!oua meu
ass stSss of hsopes st 4e
lis oaeo for tao public good - means Il seeuring
supporors or IL rewaraing taelf eoryices o. at u
a ohes ss 1 Il ss s
ssss I III f s; ssf; .:s;s ss: sS ss
pnlorsgnei, afford The most convincing season for
broad h1,gnage found ia that clause quoted with
full knowledge Of its actual comprehension and
- IL tic hisost ssnss Important to the wei.being Of
a s % Il II e s ass.ss s
any citizen ineligible to tho oi!oo .of Senator in
ss q tn Sas% ss ssss ss & e. g
the ande!sisned Sre resdy 10 admit Me pJopsaItIoa
senator il creatod by tho Constitution Of tho Wnitod
bates, 9nu ihe aueihcatlons o. senator hre pro-
ncrlbod by that no stato can by It's Con-
reqniroa by the Constitution Of the Quilted sates
insist upon quaitheation IN addition TO thoao
pie Of tho State rnay, =. beyond Ml
question, provide BY their Consultation TINT any c-
ECU elected to tho office of Governor SHALL by his ac-
cepIsnoo OF thss olaGc 9apaciaec nMsen ne tIo tne
n yoa er @ aos
inelfaIe to sny other ofco drna his term. make Il
their own duty, md that Of their representative IN
tho General Assembly, to withhold their yea for s-
othcr office from person thus declared Ineligible or
incapable. @ t.. =,
nhsf s m II tno @
TX. asto ahst sound nnt1icn no,cv ~ XXI
certain oicers should aot be- permitted to hold INV
other Office during tho period for which they were
olected md thoy might ne they havo dono In tho 6
Eecon Of the on Artc,c OF ahe CONSTITUTION. declare
, 1873-01-22

NEW YoRK, Jan. 2l.-DuHiucs7 was fairly iiotve
Johblng demand existed. There change in tho
narkot for cotton goota, but prices re1nnln steady
mud atockB arc low In FIRST hands. A largo jobbInE
house oers lot Of Arnold's medium and dark prints
ut 8a+c. The clothing sraae oposatea moro frooy in
cept clothing linens anl black worsted goods.
, 1873-01-22

WArEnrowH NlaHs, jan. 2l.-DEEr CA11LE--Re-
ceps, Gs2 Market q1et on all grades. Even for the
choice nt sll50; extra nt slooo@11.oo first quslity
39o0G39.b0; second, s1.0o@8.oo third, f5,0o90.5o.
BKEEP AND LAMDs-Receipts, 1857. Trnde not quite
extra "a 01GlH 60
, 1873-01-22

Mr.. OREnLY presented Q protest aga!nst tue
election Of Governor 0glosby as Senator. aa fol-
lowa:
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVE Jars a.
Tho undcrRigued, Representatives from! the districts
indicated by the figures opposite their respective
namos do respectfully dissent from and hereby pro-
test aulnpt the act and resolution Of this Housc,
whereby II appears thsttho votes o1 81 q tle mem:
e!ce uf ssnator in tho Congress- Of tho United Hstea
from the stato Of llino!s an he declared to 10 TIC
choice Of . majority pf tile mc,abeFs Of
Tits body for tho o'ce ,atoroasid The un, s's
ot noto4oty Of tha faet tkat neh.r ]. sssby Tor
whom tho votes Aforesaid were cast and who has boen
declared 10 be the choieo Of majority Of tho usl-
bera Of this lIouso tor tic oce Of 6ouator In the Con-
Rress Of tAo U4tted atato7 Il the person who Ia
nov The 0overpor pf tho State Of Illinois, aul who
duy cose by ths gecp's e.. st tho ELECTION At Tho
,ss 10 Art Monsy y Hoyeser a. 4. p: p
period Of four yoars frn tho second Aondey In Jau-
nary, 1878, snd who, % shs sa'd second Monday Of
is II the Fifth Article Of the Constitution Of tbs
Slate and pntsrad upon thu discharge of tho duties Of
gard Tue sot lid rsspykan'nf this Aousa afogsIs4a
, 1873-01-22

's'''1' 'soReTni rol' Tnuxpu11.
nroWns fIinchuliHo. Etarno,
ot'afsS' ostsS' nshes nhahns!'s' W.T.. W.T.:
{,dSSi:.s:. {H,Isa%s:. murphy. 1aunsbiosd-ts
4a0,A''' ~ 49, '..., , ron cooLpAuon
Archer. Brooks-a.
Ae.'nt es,',a ana rot n,stn ,ot,ns' Ms9rath.
;iuoYorhof oe.esby, haSing received majority
nt 81 tho votes cast, waa olooted upon the part Of
the sonate:
upon 2 division of tho resolution providing
1or 1:o printing tho uovernor,s megaayo, tho Eng,
stoso printed In German, by . voto Of aa to II.
,,aAa: 4 m:oss9go from tho aovosnor was road, m
~ uoaIsiH n!a uo"1nnnon VI SGlt~l1 Petsons iuf
i;m1 rannrf ~ to stota ,tn,,,,o,.,.t o,
nrr1srn Am ss,rynnn .nTs
Nv consont' Scnator BitTsNs ojforoi n raRo4r.
tfor inakr11n3iny thn. Jndic;arv Oomm;ttno In
cnnfer viii; fin fIomao Gom,n;ttco in raatinn IN
fha ro,at r,,ot;on ~ c,ouan IN tfo HansI;ttios,
rofoTrinr ~ roviaad ~ a,non1,oi3 ooIs ,,.md;na
tho i1;ncnsn;on ~ wt,;ct, tl,n senato aa}onrnos
until 10 o'clock to-morrow.
,nn;o',1 muonE. nsnonr
r,,a roror+ ~ ia '1,,Irn ~ t,o eovo,+co,4,,
Judicial olroutt was laid before tile House, and
'o10itoa' >,rn 1
.n,ia =, ,o,,o,,, NEW nhw H.. pIr.Ls. .la3.,a.
1l!s 1s ~ tgii1ws MnTn Mnlo 1t.spuucou 111, M
ny ar; s ALEAANDEl n reg
rs TNrH0NY
ny Mr; eonpoN-Hak,ng Dt- app1optla1.ona TO
sho s o9n. ano uuno hsSina aisp - esccs
Gnnnp99l nsp9 a.,u scnooA pu''o'u8 u soo oeat anu
o41n9 ni, ~ hSy1amf yam17rou Do,o.,..,,,,
~ H., Nir' ~ ~ oi1useu. ~
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con.aRtou1 n's Rr 1uw u,Soa4es. ~.
~ ~ ~ IT. nI1HD1n.M a1HDnei1S!l'g ~ !uIios.
ny mi. n.Ns.iac; appropriation 10
VII ~ ~ nr1q1Tn t1ona4 NJ mEen,etoly.
gy ~. a..a -, -, tosuu@te 'uso1sst en
ns, NI. TtiI HII Io91ooa Il, a H.. e.,
a,i:1.,s ~ ~, i,;,; 4A4'1Ao ainouo 'no 1ee Ill"
eA!n, M, $f. ~ IN n,vrr1 .,ao,,.,..
~ y,;'.5 ~: 17No'a''ns u tne aoeps'oa
VI ~. lattIu,s' III, f,o.no,, RI. ,,.. .a,,. T.,
a;.ar,a ~, a,os S91So9S-Ao tesa'a'e pfaessee IL
"''0Aso e"eo'' -
RESOLUTIONS.
hlr: si1uMWAY offered resolution directing
tue COMMITTEE on Revenue to report as to what
legls!ntion is necessary iii order to compel the
Pullman Car Company to ray taxes upon ita
property ln this State
hlr. THORNTON offered resolution direct
ing memoefs IN congress- TO vote against any
tncroaso OF Salaries OF prosidont Or 1nolnbera OF
Congress. .........-.
NJ. HLoWMAN movoa reference Or II tho
resolution to the tommlsteo On teoefal ne'a-
llons' ,,,ov,,n,,,
,c alr. IHoHNloN uemanaea tao yeas ana no naSs
INC fe1eFenGo WIS iost-yeas, "; nRyst n.
Alf. JDdNEON moved to 1GV E1G tGacluE140 on
, 1873-01-22
THE ROMANCE OF THE HAREM,


BY hIss JEANNE r. EoULp. Now od>ton. lauo. Illus.
tfatod by ACaUaruB Hopp1N. 81.bO.
aary adpptcd for young poopla ready to be
ispd long teto plenty al Interesting tuudonts
ovas{thnR rEsht at last It fuhs those oondi.
Ut tho most dollEhtfu children With whom wo ara ae-
Quainted+" +"-[Londoh AtllenWu,n.
, 1873-01-22

Special Despatch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
New YonK, Jan. 21.-Tho money marriott waa
moro netiye, closing doarer. Early loans wero
at 6 to Z, advancing to 7 gold, with exceptions
at 1-o4. Primo mercantile paper coils at 800
por cont, with exceptional salca at 9@l0.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
THE HARLEM BOILER EXPLOSION.
The Closing Day of the Examinations
Testimony OF the superintendent O1
tho Fourth Avenue Railroad and OF
the % Snnn6.

The Closing Day of the Examinations
Testimony OF the Superintendent Of
tho Fourth Avenue Railroad and OF
the Sanitary Squad.
The inquiry into the cause OF death OF the victims
OF the Harlem boiler explosion was renewed yes
terday before Coroner Kessler. The information,
elected yesterday was comparatively unmportant,
and only developed the fact that police supervision.
OF boilers was very inadequate.
The first witness was Mr.. Buckhout, Superinten.
dent OF the Fourth avenue Improvement for the
is given to Messrs Dillon clyde, con-
tractors, and that the railroad company
do not recognize any sub-contractors. There
the railroad company is free from the RESPONSE
bilites occasioned by the loss OF life or limb 0c-
curing in the carrying out OF this contract. HIS
supervision extended to seeing that the principal
contractors properly performed the work for
which they were paid.
copy OF the law In relation TO the inspection or
boilers also blank forms issued in reference
no part of It's duty to see If boilers were tested
or not 1t was the duty Of owners to notify the
department OF their possession Of boiler. II the
police found that boiler was working without
being tested they could seize 1t. He had no doubt
that large number OF unlicensed engineers were
In charge OF boilers In the city.
AFTER RECESS.
Mr.. David Hand, OF the firm OF Henderson
Hand said that he resided at No. 23O East l09th
street, and was contractor; he had hired the
boiler some time ago from Mr.. Balmore; had used
1t 40 days, and had found 1t, as far as he knew,
very good boiler
Mr.. Jacob M. Long, OF No. 317 East 118th street,
President OF the Harlem Gas Company, said he was
an eye witness OF the explosion; he testified 10
talking TO several workmen employed by him, near
the boiler, and, on turning away from them for
few minutes, the explosion took place, and two OF
the men were instantly killed he said that he just
before mad noticed that the boiler was being lifted
with crowbars, and that II was in very dangerous
position; he thought that 1t was very improper
mode Of moving IL.
Charles H. Rhensh, OF 12sth street. one Of the
Sanitary Squad detailed Tor duty III the Fire Mar
shal's office, testified 70 seeing the boiler on sew
eral occasions in charge OF the boy, Daggett; he
saw 1t thus in charge on the morning OF the ex-
plosion; he intended to report the case at Fonce
Headquarters, but 1t slipped his memory.
After the examination OF another witness the
INQUEST was adjourned to twelve O'Clock to-day,
when the expert testimony will be taken and the
inquiry closed.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. 2s 1873
Net receipts 4cs bales Sales ooa Stock, 5sos
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Is 1873
low middi,ngs l5ac; strict good ordinary l4sc Net
TsseP & to oaes ss cTSsS y s SSes Sresi s
evening, 2,sO6. Stock, l22Ws.
Cotton quiet and weak middngs, l5lsc.: low mid.
SSes Sae ss sre rea sra se
Sales, ooo last evening, 200 Stock, 27o2o
Cotton strong and active; middlines Hs.c Net re.
ceg SGs7 bales Exports to Great Britain 500 Sales
262L Stock 96,706
street GSGn aoda ws oldna4y m6dss e Geeep adnE D ta
Sales 60l stock, 4S5H.
Flour steady sales of bbls at 81 80 Tor No spring
IS 90 for amber winter 81 70 Tor white winter
tss at M1sa i i
ss$ 0"s s! @
unboted. per cWt Mieed unchanged; shorts, sl7 a
aos ss shIsiSS @ ss
wheat -.
b sSG.
s3s Z : & shss s%sfs e
tscsso 5 pps splns = isa d. wnsr SPITE 81
ss1 So hiE White winter si ssa e Corn arm sales
sssass sss ;a%?s
Barley dull Canada 81 AZ 81 49, Western, 81 81 two
rowcd State 81 g 81 IS Malt steady Western, 81 80;
Canada. 81 so 81 co. Rye firm sales No 2 in lots at
Sc. Other articles unchanged.
ToLEpo, Nov. 25 1873
Flour firm and in fair demand sales Of No 70 % 2whte
6er Michigan cash 9 49, 81 q; December $iSaslaIt;
high mixed, cash, 5oc; DECEMBER 49c January, 5c.
January, H1sc a4s1sc; low mixed cash, 4s1sc; new,
cembcr 40c Dressed hogs sold at ~ Glover seeds sold
at - 80 Receipts-8000 bushels wheat. 1900 do.
and 1000 do. oats. shipments-2,0O bushels wheat
900 do. corn.
CHICAGO Nov. Is, 1873
Flour firm and IN fair demand Wheat active and higher
and irregular sales Of No spring at 81 0 81 III No2
do. III U54 cash Vi s for December 81 w for January
81 w for February; No do, 81 81 0; rejected, 95c.
Corn active and higher; No 2mixcd, 4o|c. cash 4l1ac.
Tor December. 41sc Tor January; high mixed, lac.
4ac rejected, 40c Oats In fair demand and higher
at 32Ac. for No cash December; s21sc &c for
January rejected, 30c 3o1ac Rye In fair demand and
higher at 66c Tor 40 Barley quiet and weak at 81 80
81 81 for No ran; e4c. &C. tor No spring Pro.
$2 sh spot sl2 70 for January $l3 % tor February
Bulk meats steady at 4c for shoulders, 6c Tor short
Ter December, Green meats higher shoulders, 32sc
&C. rough sides, 5lac. short ribs, 5c short clear
mddlcs 5sc. meats, 10 to Is days in salt i4c &c.
higher. Whiskey steady at S91ac. Frcights nominal
Rccepts-l2m bbs -four. 900 bushels wheat 1900
do. corn 5000 do oats 1909 90. rye and S 0OU do bar
ley. Shipments-500 bbls -FOUR 81 900 bushels wheat,
N,0O0 do. oats and 1000 do. barley
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

Comptroller Green reports the following pay
ments into the city and county treasury yestcr.
terday, VIII
From tarcs OF 1873 and water rents .S61l ~
From arrears assessments ana INTEREST," iDao
From collection assessments and interest," SsoS
From market rents and fces.............,......
Erom
from licenses Mayors ONCE ~
r..., ................. .S6o3.AS.
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.-LOrDoy. Nov. 25-Amercan
securities-smau sales at unchanged prices Erie Rail
way shares, s 80 7. M.-Erie Railway shares 367s
" M.-Erie RAILWAY shares 36R. 33O II M.-Erie Rail
account 93 a y3x
PARIS BoURsE.-LovDos Nov. 25-1 80 r. M.-Paris de-
spatches quote rentes at $751; zoe. 6P MA despatch
from Paris quotes rentes at 5Sf 671ec
,LivEnrooL corTos MARKET-iavKRrooL Nov 2-o z
M-Cotton. to arrive hrmer Sales on the basis Of mid
ding uplands, nothing below good ordinary, shipped
October and November, at SD the basis Of midding
upands, shipped November and December, at ssSd. !;
on the basis oi middng uplands shipped December and
January At Slid. Sales on the basis OF mddling up
lands nothing below good ordinary shipped October
and November Mt olbd; the basis Of middling up-
lands shipped November and December, at S5l6d The
market Is firm Mddlng uplan IS, $40. sed middng
Orleans Ssd Sales, i2,Oy0 bales, including 1000 for
were American. Sales on the basis OF middlIne upands
S5itd; the basis OF middng uplands, shipped No
vember and December, at s5sd. - ,r
LIvERpoOL BREADsTUvrs MARKRr.-LIyERroo1, NOV, 20
hThe market is steady. Wheat l3s ID lbs "a per
GENITAL for average California white. The recepts OF
wheat Tor the past three days have been s5ov
including 1900 American The receipts OF corn ol ,ns
same time have been 1000 quarters inc'uuihB 1'oW
American -. a.
LnKRpooL PnovIsiors MAnKEr.-LfvKRrooi, Nov. u
up. M-Becf g2s per bbl for new mess - =,
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.--I.IvERPooi, Nov.. 20
Evening Refined petroleum, ls1sd. al4d' per gallon.
LoSpoS PEopurr MAnKxr--LoSpoN. Nov. 2S-Even.
ing-sprits turpentine Sis. 3d. per cwt Iaiow, sN 3D.
pPsrnoIrun MAnKrr--ArrwSRr, Nov. 2s-Petroleum,
33l. for hne pale American
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
BOARD OF HEALTH.
At meeting OF the Board Of Health. held yester.-
day afternoon, the following report was received

At meeting OF the Board Of Health. held yester.-
day afternoon, the following report was received
and adopted
SANITARY BUREAU NEW YORK, Nov. 70 1873
To BOARD HEALTH OF THE HEALTH DArA"AN's
EMMoNs CLARK, SECRETARY- .xe,.oa - -.
The following is record Of the work performed ~ the
Sanitary the week ending SoVepMu a. -
The Total number OF inspections made py tne santaIy
and assistant sanitary inspectors was as Ioiiow
viz -Four public buildings, ge8 cn cnement nouses ITO
pryate dwellings, l34 other dwellings, tories
and workshons rs stores and warehouses; ~ staDles
cattle ward 81 slaughter houses lard render,ng esao-
dYmns breweries, pier and dock, IL sunken and
vacant ots 6l yards courts and areas. 81 cellars and
hascmcnfs a. waste pipes and drains, l02 pryies ana
watar closets l03 street cutters and sidewalks dan
ssnitary Inspectors to cases OF contagious disease
The number reports thereon received from the sanf-
tarv and assistant sanitary inspectors was 58l.
iurino past week Al complaints received from
citizens and referred 70 the inspectors Tor investigation
and report :. -.
diseases found and have ana
fumigated houses, psivy sinks together with cloth
ing, Bedding, &C.
Three Of smallpox removed to hospital by
the ambulance corps :, -. a..
the port
permits were granted scavengcrs to empty,
clean and dsnfect privy sinks. .--.-
The following Is comparative statement Of con,aRIoso
diseases reported TO this bureau for the TWO
ing November ~, lN3;- n.an cuau
7npl@. Twhoid Scarlet. hegses. "ez1' poaci
ssy.a NOV aaS D. 3 . IS !
Respectfully submitted : s,...v suner,n,enaent
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

Included in the above 3k5 bales 10 arrive For
future delivery (basis low midding) the sales have
been ollows:-Last evening after three oclock-De-
cember, 800 at 10 loo at no notice this month;
January, 100 at l55sc 800 at IS q Sc march, 0u at
10 s32c; April 300 at I6 q &c. 2Oo at l6sSc Total 1900
Is 56c 100 a. i5sc 800 at i5 56c 100 at Is i532e 600
100 at Is Use. 100 at IS sI6e $40 Is lzs2c 100 at
= ~ e T. IS !, i e a 1854 10 Il gsi si - 90 ss s at
s0atl5 32c 500 ati Bile, 800 at l52sc 200 at Is
sou at I6c go at l6 ll6c 200 at 10 Oo 100 ut
l6 Bloc, 900 at l614c 200 at l6 932c 400 at l6,4c;
March, 100 at l6sc., 100 at 10 7l6c 100 at 10 9ltc.,
600 1885, April 100 at 16 lll6c. GOO at I6sc 100 at
Ii 232c, 200 at 6ac 600 at 67sc 200 at 6 Is l6c May,
800 at l7c Total 207U bales. Grand total ~ 100 bales
The receipts at the various ports were as Cal
weston 4os7 bales; New orIeams 2Ts Missouri l765;
folk, 279s; Baltimore 37 New York, Boston AS
Total 2oU20 This day last week, 1878 This day last
year, s Rates cotton foreign ports quoted
lbows:-To Havre, by steam, lsc. by sail, lsc. To
Hamburg, by steam, 5 marks 10l lbs equal to l4c
by SAIL l4c. To Bremen by steam lac. by sail. Ike
TO Liverpool, SD. ll-l6d by steam; "a. by sail
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-Flo 2076l bbls;
wheat los AIS bushels; corn, 23650 do neal $50
bbls and S67 bags: oats 49, 500 do barley, $500 do
rye, 500 do. The -four market more active, par
ticularly for shipping extras and better prices
obtained in instances. The sales foot up 1900
bbls, including $500 bbls Of extra milling at prices
meal also in good demand and firm The sales ag-
Golden Star So so Tor Western the dock and
a 4 far Rra w @
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
THE STOCK MARKET.


50 many favorable influences were at work in
the shape OF rumors, which have been heretofore
recited, that it was but natural for the stock
market to respond; and it did so generously,
prices advancing from y to 3h per cent, when a
decline took place equivalent to half the gain.
Steadiness however was manifest at the close
Western Union sold up from 631z to 65i@, closing at
641a. Pacific Mail was steady at 31i4 3lk 314 a
30i4. New York Central sold at S9ls q SO so1s a
se3. Panama at s41s; Lake Shore at 713s 711z a
7l24 y 729s 715s: Pacific of Missouri at 81 80
80; Northwestern common at 4414 a As a 46 a 46al
a AZ; preferred at &C a 671s. Rock Island advanced
from s9ss to 81 and closed 9oa. Wabash sold at
431s Az st. Paul at 80 a 331s 3314; Union
Pacific at 22 221s 21A. Mariposa advanced to
s1s 0. Hannibal and st. Joseph common sold at
23ta 242+ Is 241a; Co. C. and c. at 22t4 222<
%.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
Mn fcl1 amin taIl uhA thn hsrla1
The New York herald., 1873-11-26
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firmer-FlOur, Wheat, Corn md
Oats Firmer-Pork In Demand for
Future-LaId n shade Firmer-Gro-
cerfes Quiet, but Firm-Freights Firm
East India Goods DuII-PetroIeum um
Steady-Naval stores Dull and Easy
Metals Quiet-Wool Firmer-Whfskey
Easier.
TUESDAY, Nov. 25-6 P. M.
The general market exhibited rather more life
to-day and values for some OF the leading commodi-
ties showed some Improvement. On 'Change hour
was moderately active, particularly for shipping
extras and the market was nrmer. Wheat was
nrmer, under unfavorable advices from the canal,
and moderate trade was consummated at ad-
vaDced nrces. Corn was active ana decidedly
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

II yASKrNo AND COLLECTION OFFICE OF
IL JOHN b. MURRAY, ~ BROADWAY
Loans effected and Collections made eveTywnere
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

higher. Oats were In fair request and showed a
slight Improvement. Barley was hrmer Pork was
nominal for lots on the spot, but in fair
demand for forward delivery. Lard was quiet
and shade hrmer. Groceries were generally
quiet. but the market firm, particularly for coffee.
Cotton in good demand at better prices both
for '-spotn and 'futures.n Freignts, without
tivlty were firm. Petroleum was In fair demand
and about steady price Naval stores were duh and
easy. East India goods dull Metals quiet Wool
was IN better demand and hrmer. closing with an mp
ward tendency whskey easier. and active AZ the
declined.
AsHssReceipts TOR the past three days 60 packages
The market s remained dull aud values entirely noni-
nal The arrivals being stored.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-The market for brick, without
essential change in prices was quiet We quote
lots aioat ionows:-Pale, 81 a "a 25 per NJ;
Jersey, So 50 81; upriver, 80 23 . ~ 70:
Haverstraw Bay, 81 IS IS croton fronts brown, $4
a SIS; dock, Sis Sl6 red, SIG $7; Philadelphia,
SIS 90 $50 5o Balumores $50 S5a Lots delis cred
were quoted thus:-Pale So So 25; Jersey,
s. 80 50; upriver, s. 25 - rs; Haverstraw
Bay, 80 % $025; Croton SIT $lS for brown; $lSa
si9 for dark; $40 $40 red; PHILADELPHIA s33 5oa
$S 5a Lime pet with limited demand with prices
steady at 81 10 for Rockand common and 81 rs tor do
lump. Cement not materially changed in value and
quiet; quoted at 81 rs per bbl for Roscndae - 30
soa 70 Other materials % not
Burrsn-Ine ae!nano has only moderate, in part
export and for home consumption. Prices not
and Pennsylvania selected pals soc 42c do hrkns
S" State % tubs, goo good TO choice y DE- fair
Welsh tubs, good 10 choice ssc. Soc fair TO good DO
e Te commo% mon :, 70 ofai air d. g. sSe &C. soc 0hiS
do soc, Indiana, Illinois and Central Ohio, good
to hoae 2, a2 ss so @ TAR M to gSId a9 ba;ssr @ & &
Michigan good TO choice. Soc &c. fair to good do
CAnesn-The demand for export has been moderate
and prices were not essentially changed We quote
Nau Anrk In nrim n
good to choice do l3c. ls1sc. common 70 fair do,
DC Ss M ls oo %o s ins'G1y soSS o 70 RG%s 70
ic. New YORK, Ohio and Vermont skins SC. a lOc.
the three Days and the naTpt
ca steady we quote :-speTm s 2sc s Co. patent ten do
adarnantine Isle l9lac.
coKpAsf,SIne demand has been light and values I'M
soass saa1 & ss 0pf s bolt sS 45ps Ne New Zealand
corSsR-The demand has been tair during the past
tes w 1s o as sna Ss B. n
other metals were quiet and not materially
Coirrr."f6ere has been better demand to-day, but
chiefly for jobnins parcels The market, however was
@ S a *
9seen hsmors ai OF
@ % TsI ths sss Hs sse. ss s
follows: Galveson 6so7 New Orleans 2o7 $50; Mobile,
% @ fos @ ssss ws aaots
Rio ordinary cargoes. l9Sc l91sc; fair do, 2o,4c.
s essfsme ssSa eo range ai for o i pFins &C., oa per-
lb 90 and 30 days credit; Java government bags 25c.
aagacaiso agS stass e Lasuayra ae c Jamaica
2ve 2ic $. pomingo, lse is.e Porto Rico. Soc:
sasana @ ssc n:; as,:c C. cnracoa sc &c
n, pe Ssed W ae the
ns Ss na ss yanSsa M s
at 3 auy =
The New York herald., 1873-11-26

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIvBN-THAT THE PART
IN nership lately existing between Thomas b. Horton
and Luther Bowman, the city of New York, under
the firm title OF Horton Bowman was dissolved on The
I. Is. HORTON.
l.. s, BOWMAN.
The business will be continued at 42 West street by T.
Il. Horton Son.