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warmth of atmosphere; and rarely have
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not have it so cold as to chill, brood or
prevent their making comb or moiding
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Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron
chitis, Consumption-A Wonderful
Cure.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June IS, 1874.
n N On A;a La N "

Cure
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June IS, 1874.
r. " PIERcE, NJ. D., Buffalo, N. T.:
Dear SRI had suffered from Catarrh in an
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The Narragansett Collar Company are
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II ,!-So now features hayo ra:entlY he'n developed
IN soueeti'u With ths tiah ''araet Th.tv IL irao
frtssr quotations. Troat md coi are III acauty Supply
a!aersso tto'!;s ::rs In Lair Gun .'on. Col ii
t:l!.g y tes, " quote: N: s'nitea9l. x
trout, $a.7j@5.ol; no. saro lnarlsss.i, new, ~
ss NJ, s1iyS. It'll .i Ns -; Ig !oasns ,;eSS S
bank tsn. Sjo,Gia5; Georges So: soiasl. STU STU
@1s . tarsasT ~ as:iuS; s1 s esrs erls s. s @
sa!n.on: .5Lrl s97sR lo.uo: trout . tlos and
D.IED FAu!rs-Fex rrI,c-'h,nTcs ,as,, been
no.ed sueo our last ssyiew. Thora i 'lsoysl1on u
rule. Tis aotally o caso viii rahina, e. a, nd
ctron IL doe Il: frts Lcre il iii II, ablsn s.eo ii
animation, but undor dlansaed offerings tic dewn-
Wtra tentelry of ricts II lee temporarily cho ksA.
Nats arc III better demand aud firnaer. i've quote
EhElaS-Dtc", paG2loc; figs. drums. new. laa l.;
IT,, T. Ssrs srs as s iii. I ss ss!SS 53s;
rAis,ns, ioose a1aseatel. sjf5@3.s5; raeina, vi.
sn:ia new lsllhe; zanso .sarssn!s' ol e@
2oase2c. postEsrle-A1en app'ts, 1iaa'c; VI b.
y sn. ns; a4ss ns s@ss1 ~ 1udny fdnry M: MSh 4s cas
@S se ID iss sIs'p a ha'ss' aeS, s *
sS i rssGessfi o1ts es~ ss aaoas sa efs1 s
Fshn FEus aew sise ss,si. s ns:eps ps.
1scsilc: DO eo:oa auisy. 7a ioe: rrasessce ne;.
nuts Ba9s: African peanuts. Ga7c.
full ics. Tna asad for ernbersio, K s iffS Is
though gaod mans small orders received fron tic
tates!e psses e , rs as feo u W. Lemons M boxes.
aa cs f1ss ss Ss1 neF or ssjst
cranGerres. siooosi3oa pr Srl; wiii d. sacoa
l00O q,,incep, s;l.t0 California peua, t3o5eo
5oo o4uforta grapes, per cuse' 6o 's' f'y slu.o0;
GR0GElIEs-co Continued arsnutks ia apparent in
thu market for goo III thH lno. Trs1e ia IN IT,
lectatIou, aI Jobbers SLOW tlo inclination to fi..l
fault with tle general situation. CaIfrcs ara very
ees 1sr Il At asf e @ a1e t pssi s'
the touv Of Eropean udvlccs s fayorah to holders.
sas res ues and sy eiay nr" .S,p 14 mo-
strength. Rice, sptrcs. 4oaps, etc., ars hbout sAy
s. oosrxasHsloel. ajs;ce o. G. Java, sa@7to
Java, No. = 2vsiaoo cl,ace plantation ceyion,
i a s:.ns a"y Ill., s ssSs s!s?' ooa s'Ss IT, g. sN;
SSpa sasspors i es.ss S!ss ~; issy i?sss
GANnlss-s,ar, full weight. l5ais9e; s:earius,
fui! V. ish, 15!ssalGe; do. fpoFt weight, l4y@l5s.
H. M1oEpas r. ~ 1a1a naasoon' e@&s'0; cro
s; s1aSns|ltens cat ioat, li1i@1eo; crushed and
powaessa nHlle Id essna!s; Ha 11 +
ow, No. ], 104 4ta16. - CHOICE brown, 10@l0t;o;
sSs oes ass u" ss S.son ats 'e e
9HtsyIc: cou.,non do. w GeJo.
exirs 10, 75tSSoc New oslas noasass ri4oco, new.
g.es9sc; DO prime. s@fassu; DO soa''uon 7oas10a
Sal ss.sa1svs- Common 70 hest. 7X@9Mc.
HrIoEs-AilBpfce, lgtHlRlfo; coyra, dhGSG0o; cas-
s! aasi J5c tuLot. .70e1.; ntltegs NJ j, fl.ljtl
LII; etussr. Ats!caM a'g9:se; a. o.isat;. 1ats ~
so.rsSsr91l n so'tsat c4$'5s 1G n9,s ooS West
, 1874-10-28
NARNEl,S nj FELE0 nApI.


LIVERPOOL. Oss. ELL IT. m.-Fiour, 21G14s 81.
Whea-Wn.tr. Is lud v<a Oil ;spring ssG9s ID; white
9a ltdes sus 3; eIsu, 1us idiyios yl. ltln sss i.
ttG, as. Lard. lUa GI Rrceiuta Of whHat for tue
as TIRES d4ys, 71au qrs, uu1 Of Which Ameri
uau.
Lsvrncool, Oct. az p. u-1ara, CO.. Cd. Rest
I,vI:Groon, Oct. e7-2:3o p. m-Dreatsu fra q,,sot.
Wueat-Wnile, Ia 1ud@l0 81; sprtly, asa54 cl new
crop wintar, 9saya od coru, 3ls III. Nest unhagod.
LONDON, Of. a7.-Amount Of bullion vii hdrawn
from ta Bank Of Eugaud ba|auco to-day, l:j3 0U5
i. e7s ',; "na !s ssof ,'4 ~ sya y 4: f
ysif Central, q; Eto, y ;'lsss; preferred. As.
Tuow, 45o VI.
ltulneI isctroIanI.1. 8it.
ltao iof money on dovorn,nont s.cur1.ses, AZ sor
TAn1s, OFT. 27.-Rcntes oof. ao:.
\, FMAaHsoar, t. .s7.--5-aos Of 'd2, a73f.
dluG nplanla. 7AtS71ic; Orleans, Sac; saies 10cDs
Lalrs i,ou bales ior speculation al export; 4,lsU
Dalta American,
Yur,lB aud tubrIcs at Manchester dull aul not quot
aLly uwcr.
Ircada,ufrs an!et Receipts Of what in the ra.t
sasg rad %epera spruG sse5ss %uier s.
az. 3D.. Mixed Western corn, 34' 9 L,rd, COS ".
TUG Mars Lane Erprfss n M ttn weosy resow or the
temperature, tho Weather hero and tho Continent
s bo:n favorable tr lato tstoes, seed sowing aud
all k!ud4:of fold wnrA In Eranca po,atocs uhnu
lnngknk here ID rather Upward. 1u tlcr-
hna bson an adS4nsu Of shilling. Tue markcts or
Franco and pslsi1m haso SLOWLY followed those Of
Great Drlt!in fho EAea in EugLsnd during te weali
SHOW dinlinntion Of 1n,0oo quarters, which m-kss
evident tie re,cauce Of Grawera to accept the pret-
snt ts' I'll rfs 4 10 II n de- desnns tsoa$s
wheat 10 EnGlnAl. souhs I'll Russia IL Gcgluung,
toweyor, 10 slip; dcsalrua Of umny !ot!or ior ao,,
thas a ss so xesr y s,oa s viii i.
shipments ironl America by tho e1osing Of rivers anil
esa!s, whe soaso improvement III ieea Il czpscse"
, 1874-10-28
REAL ESTATE
IN NEW yoRE.

IN NEW YORK..
The market during tho past week las con-
tinued dull und lnactiye, and in fact may bo
termcd tat. All the property sold at auction has
brought low figures, and but fow private sales
have boon effected. Owaora Ut real cstaso.
wli!c not discouraged, are anxiously hoping for
change for the botLer, and willis there is no
panic, there ia good deal Of solicitutle felt "a
to tue future. Tho sale Of Central Park lots,
which taken place to-day. will have an important
bearing m aiairs. either for better or for woreo
Tho total value OF city real estate aod for week
ending Saturday Oct. al, amounts to $283. $3.50,
~ against S632, ,9Gl. tho figures for the previous
veek.-Nep York Times. Oct. 26.
TRANSFERS..
The following iDatruu,snts wono alod for record
Tuesday, Oct, u:
CITY PROPERTY.
West 1acison It, swcor Of uonote St, u 4sx
wes EighIeenth ct, lio It oi brown 4 IN t'ooo
rear. 25xalK It, With buildings, dAtol det.
gLroop 10 ii Eighteenth s. T. :;ii:s ''''
cesirs! iSksS; ri is;S Il + Txs@.y:fsliffi l'o0
,at, ct, 31 xlA s,lo ~ dated Oct. 3t....... $500
f,:a A?:1otalo1 CLIO #, with brtck hui llngs,
B"s IT. ss sis ii Il Dssriaiuvs It. a;1 1900
Ksia ( ss Z ss;s & 4 west ciiesso a. l'.'
SsAiu" ~. u".eM t =, 1Gpp
III IT, .latcA Oct, 49,. ......,.............,, $50
TArsy-ftth st, 8 3 cor Of Arnold 1t. n +, 2ixl20
#. tatcd Oet. 2i.,........,............ 1910
Mlsh,san av, 2ul # Of Thirty-arst Ut. VI, 25x
lcoN II. dated Oct. 23.:...:.............., a.. A5oo
divided X Of 15oai23 It. With improvements, .
dated OF. q: "....:.:"...:.....:... $3.50
Crosby it, undivided 4 Of tho above. dated
tct. u 100
CI.isornla av, III It q Of Jackson st. I, 25x
12t4 #, aateI OCT. ea.........,...,........ 800
eouxA or olIx LIMITS. WITHIN HAp1us " MILES
OF C0uRE-MpuhE.
Oaiwood boulevard. II " ror Of L1naley st, 80
11l5 fl tcxeept u 4.l0x7o ~. slatel Ang. a.:
TO- T. Uviags to Mary ]. II. Hess} ,..........s 5000
Il. latei SIT. .:.:.:...... l2ooo
w. sa50 Il, dated o.. ?7.:-,....:..:.... 1000
Lo. 80, t,!n Il Il. of Alan smi!bs part ofs " L
Get 81, 10, -, dated or. .27....,..,....,.., $50
, 1874-10-28
COAL.

COAL.
Tue pottssie Aiue,'s journal OF tie 23d sayB
tlo quantity Of cos shippo4 for the Inst wues nY
rail Was l30. 18l Ions; BY canal, 22,527,-for tho
week, l62, I'll tons, AGAINST LII U5U for the COT
responding porIoa last year. 1uoroaso, B5Gj5
t0lla,
The eupply ae,t from MI tho roglona was AGO.
OBJ t0s.s authruoitB, aud u. .63l toua bitunnons,
-tor tho .woos, 6b7. .CU3 tons, agai.Ht Go, SOL
tons for the Flosponding seok lust yeur. In-
clonse, 90. .!iG5 tons.
Iho supply from all tho regions 80 far tlfa
yeas IL H. ga tons, aYanst IT, 7Gs 259 tonB TO
corresponding perlul Inst Year. Docroaao 40 fur
this year, Ian, 7a5 tons ct wh!ca 1,254. .7A3 Ions
wore anthracite.
Foe tllo week the anthracite trado exceeded
tho quantity sont for tbs corresponding woek
last year aG. $3.50 touA, wMle tue bltuminou. trade
lcll OF 9,3td tons for tho wook.
Tao cunlranteB Lave declared IN average nd
ganco Ut 16 CENTS por ton for the mol,tli Of No
yemher. TnIs ls the last anvAnco tIlat wl!l 10
nado by tho nasorlAttl cnnl nnniea tlis Bta ,on,
aud the plicoR OF coal OH loarl vegHola At tho
shipping purta Will remain at those rates until
tho now programme IL mado lLr noxL ysar'o
business, the:oftlo atter tho 1st OF Noyember
tho output will bo III acoordauco with tue do
maud required by tho MARKET.
Tho grain uarl;ota were tirmpr In tho after-
noon. Wheat advanced No. selling ut Bil1td3
a9Ho for tho month, mud c!uang At Sl }so; sej.or
Noson,n"r q: s1l11@s211o, closing at 80; aollcr
Deooiaotr closed Vt a11to. Corn WAS moderately
, 1874-10-28
MONEY AND co NJ MERGE.
TukspAy EVENING, Oct. q.

TukspAY EVENING, Oct. ~.
The movcmcnta Of money to-day were not
aotiyo. Commercial chcles woie quiet, COM
parntvety. aud borrowing in tho moderate
fashion ,laual with them thiB soaBon. On tho
Doard Of Tredo tho situation was loss srong all
around. There is. relatively, not much grain 10
carry, and what Ia on hand Ia hold at 80 l.w u
figure that lcBa money than nBual Ia needed TO
carry It. though corn, oats, and bar!ey are
higLor. Thcro is not mich disposition to carry
any grain in tho faco Of the present mashot.
Outside bourcos Of demand for money are aa
restricted aud Us carefully sciut.nized as they
have been.
Hates for discount do not vary. To regular
customers money Is 10 per cent; for otera there
is accommodation at ratos ranging to por cent
on cali-aways provided there is the proper so-
cu,ity. Real obtato loans ate o@1o per cent;
money on tho street Ia 10@1S por cont.
Some shipment Of currency to Now York was
made to-day. Tho rato Of Now York exchange
remains firm 1T 5Oo premium Letwcen banks for
$1,000.
1 ho demand for currency to 80 10 the country
ia Light, aud coulcs mainly from tho stock ro-
gions.
Tue c1caringH were @S,G00,000.
roNnS Ann no1D.
, 1874-10-28


New yonK. Oct. 27.-Money, ~. Prime mer-
cautIte paper unchanged.
Pr.,duce oxoorts for week. $4,7I3. 51G-tho
smallest amount for auy week for loug time
past.
Sterling dull: 1915 for GO days, and 4s714
@4SS for sight.
Custouss receipts. s433, 900.
Gold intensely dull all business nt Ito. Bor-
rowing ratcs, 1}5 to per annnn,. and 1-G4 por
day.
Tho Assistant Treasusor disbursed $780, 900.
Ccarings. $2U,tl0 ,0Uu.
Governments steady, Stato bonds quiet md
strong. Railroads moderately activo.
stocxs generally dull and weak throughout
the day. lie declina ranging from 31( to " dur
Ing earIy houra Of business with d recovery Of
1s(DH ut tho close. pacino aInil WIS oxception-
ally strong, ceiling d. 4sSS4, asaInst AK carly in
tho day. The li!st cas'. Of tho depression in
the general list was tho ref..-al Of tho Supreme
Court to alval co the ''Gsapgor cascs. aud tho
next tho decline In wheat at Chicago. Stock
kales Today Ncro III QUO Bharcs Of which IL GOO
we're Western Union, 32,uoJ Paolslo Aall. 1900
Lake Shore, 10000 Union racac, 9,ooo Nor,ll-
western unruon, 1000 rocl Island, 5000 Wa
haa11 r. 1U1 OtinH and !. 0l0 ST. raut ctt1,1u,,u
, 1874-10-28

NEW yonx. Oct. a7.-Uo rsoN-Qrlet; mtd1llng ,,p-
lands VI l4ie; Orls4nh, ls, futures elusel Ataaty
It decline: salns @ysg bale,; Janu.ry, 10 l-5as;
Is a11!4a!5Me; ,lsy, J.l0a Jane, 10 7.ln
u;tobur, u l1--tSl4 alas; Soycaascr, II aldc; d.
cetnLeri Htc.
Urls vurerinG WeBtelM anil 6ttp, SLUG 6S; c,lt,-
mon to Raod t4aota3. ~; goal t. cno!se, $il6
&a15@3.70; st. Lors., slHu@B.uo clu.tny slui Iiys
tlonr tillli Ut Si.lta5 lis.
conS.MRAt--stea,iy; Weste.--, 81. .3c4a.9O,
GnAIH-Nhe:t heavy aul Liver ; rututpts, 10000
hu: No. aprtng, sl.l?fal.1a; No. do, old, SLUG
l;lo; NJ: do, w slo0; NJ. Ohtcag1. $l0 ~ luj
No. milwaukee,. Slo1t&luJ uA4s~1sa lows aal4
, 1874-10-28

liberal aca'c ht fully ate pr1ces. Tho recor!a wcro
not a. liberal ~ Ind be,n looked fer md by tho
ndt'o Of the ufternoon tho ronA rot .inc but llttlc
unood stock Tucro wcro au,ne gnod u7on dr0vcs
w4t". ware held over Dr bcttor ngurcs than woro OBJ
tai,'a.s to.tay, md thcra wore fuw scattering p'a
with wcrea pnor TINT no ksyor wuu1 mako a bid
Tor them hut int enough hpYs will o cnrEicd 10
u any way bAcct .o-,nDrrow'R ,unrkct. cu nj
$4I6Gs 7OD for acnlnwags; At 50 2a h9 fnr rnt,ln0n
" &9'R9 fur medium aud Ut s5.srt1Haa for Hnod
10 hirieIy el!oIco. II. Hlfalorn l. Co. uutaned Inc
luas4ot clUHed 1r1n "'e"o ~
, 1874-10-28

rHrLApELrRA, Oct. 27.-wool nrm and in improved
deniaud. 0nIp. Pennsylvania. mud West Virginia Xxx
aud ubove t5Gl56c; \, 64Gs55s; medium. 6aGs57c; !;
ensrAe, 6Us553 New York, Mlr,,.gan, Indians, nr
we.tern !Ac +7el5ac medium, 53t953o: coarse, 51s
cltubiHg wdsheu, GeG9G5a; do unT4shel. 4aG5 IT,; tub
washed, s51cu: extra ind nc1ino pulled, 44vt4;c ;
No. and super pulled, 44GSl7c.
, 1874-10-28
Now yop,x Nry.Goo,ls 3Ynr,tct.

NEW voRE OF. 2T.-paekags 1rsds gcaerAly qulet
sl juub'lig branches July moderately active. Cotton
l.JoAa 1uosa aluwy, except heavy standard 8heeuas
and cotua ,lannols. which Ara In good emand at u-
changed prizes. lrinta 4n1 g4nynA'ns fairly active
hayo bce closoa iu consequence Of striko among tho
cloth we4vars" Wooden guotls very dull In first hands,
, 1874-10-28
NlAISlN q.
Tprt Of Chicago. Oct, 27s
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
schr J. D. :rerrll N1antaee, lumber.
scow Mary H. lsn, WAto LAKE. wuud
S,mr @ ssspna g. 81 e eph sanasSs; aavi,,,
Prop Lake I5feek.", n1ou u1ruur, sundrias.
Prop 1ntur-oseau, Saginaw, lumber.
large Argou,ut, s..9iuaw, lumber.
na1ggs l. T. Judd, saaiuaw, iu.abor.
Sslr Hamlet. M.i,N.see iusnuer..
Schr Uwasso, Alprl,A lunt'er.
i .rk II. H. Vau.lerI,h', MtoMa, lumber.
':ow Granger, Ht, patt'a E1er, li,ntsr.
S: Sr Ss g sis; n!i.s St%rgs9 gx.x TX 3:n aes sa.
Prop psr4!ai!. Cleveland, .:ot.
Sur II .tt!e Fisher. pavis' Fer, railroad lcs.
n.sso hs!a"a' ~ ~, cMy: 3S: Hnh; 81, ,,,,
Dr's Ros.ias, s.2iaaw, lumbar.
scow Mtuom!ues, Meno,nure, .tnmbsr.
sslr sshr o.efsi e. T. %inisss at'!SS Ssaio aets ss
Il 'hr jus. Duyal, Kswa,Mce, b,r:.
prep .; !: rrassSsl!. asssa ,1s; i:,y. ,tu.,rls.
6:ar y Tc44po. White Lal.r, i.4a; Or.
ssA' clipper Guy, a';aiS:';; sGEa;;GS. :f;a's''
s'; a fi Hssss &c os 'o
sehr p.nsaa 3l!y Duncan c;y 400 br's nous' TO 1s
s,nr ta,:s, Gs.f, ~ osa nSvooa nTk; II ,a In eo rn
sc?lr Mount nan,. o.sego, ~ bn whe't;
S. @ orngsr g. n;al+ rer e e I, nrs m lus ton coal
IEuI 4uHNaGHtif NulAut AAV'V y" "ao+@@
y hg Nassu1, 0sweyo, -. !.a.91 bu roru.
Il Ar Butcher by. Untialo, ?3.Ulu III corn.
i ,lr Uor1na, o.. Insspll, s.lntric-.
sl,nr SnuLusg N, Manic %oc. Bunlrtcs,
Prop L4ke bsoa.s, benton llAsbnr, Bunlrles.
E11lig cLEAnANcEa.
Prom Fountain City, Hsllao, ,1t8 In cosn 1850 .erA
nu,lr, I,;ib7 uI4s G.Ud, !.nl s:udrl.,.
B,hr 4. j, RGg,rs, u ,lfuo, q .Oo1 bu wheat,
N4lk ptHttgu, Ocuuto lou brs boef IL pork, ard
RllllGr,p'.
And twSuty seven vcssola cleared light,
Tnlle FreiNlts. .
Thsro was good de,sauh for ye4aels to 1ond wh"ah
md charters wsr1 u,ads ut 20 to III 10 and N %