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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1874-12-31
OPTICS MAGAZINE. lR7S.


q monthly Journsi on pages. Every miller az
1liisHflgh L should take IL. a ddress - NJ pom VI
9AULF. CisciDnnti. o. el.0r rer aDnnta sseai
for sample copy.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
WOnsaM Suffrage and Its Par
dsites.
From the Ialspsndent.

FROM the iHJepehuent'
1t is good strategy, We suppose, to lie low
when hurricane blows. TSs-e are favora-
be times to urge a retoru, sca there are
very prfavorable ones and when the latter
occur It may be well to rest awhile till the
skies are brighter
Such period OF dsuger, ii not disaster,
the advocates Of female suffrage are now
going through. Neve- did n cause suffer so
cruelty from its prof. .ssional friends. from
is filthy parasites. we might better say, who
would, IL they could, have sucked cut all its
life.
There ore hardly two prop ositious relat'ug
to women more utterly disconnected than
tue one which asscr's for them the right to
express by the bs''o. their will in reference
to laws and rulers, end t:,at other one which
relates that the marriage relation is yoke
Of bondage. They have hardly point Of
contact. The enc hcnors woman bs m making
her the companion End adviser with men N
affairs ia which they have common in.cr
est. " bile the ctec- can only degrade woman
by making hcr the temporary "ssccnte OF
mou's passing passion. The one is a bond
Of unioo. the othc- sword OF severance
They agree only in this, that they both p.o-
nouuce tic word ltcrty, the one mesnirc
liberty 70 rcp-esen. ttci- own persons snd
property, the cher rhe-ty 10 Inst. Bu.
there is { good cc-l Of force in wo-ds, and
the words !'bsr.y ar3 freedom have somc-
bow brocSht the Two ca9scs iato unholy
a'Iiarce. Ce-tai, i. is that too mov,r ent
for ienals F-sgs sr3 badly started before
loose vcr1c- eCd 'ocso nRu hnd attached
themselves = il ~ su:h ,rnbcrs that tie
purs-'D IL tci udvc:stes .. tSc s,ff eca were
ccmpei'e5 y to=::. Zoo -oss G. .hcic tine
an3 tho agit TO IL lSsk oT keep'-g .,sar Of
their ms ,.oUe ca3isa'ors ss-s is
nj 49, AHN~ 50 80
! cnses ssaoc.1ii.o vito a5vocs'e, Of loose
social @ec!-ines has Soatsraiso.ei tbose
whoss Frat fesirs h,5 bs7n 10 pEomo,e the
true reform, Gu who tai s'o~ai tbeu-
selves to w0-S "i;o t..ose vhon they .lo1' d
hare avo'j.5 lie plague.
What ide issglt hss te:n tbs pubic
knows too We 1Ae ve.r "onaa Mo led
| at Washington tn iumbug mogsu ent
| (Which ge then ienouote5) 0. sudags by
| amendment bss s'rca made bu,eelt too no.
torious by her horEi.lc doctrines sud hor!i-
BILE scoudsls, uot % spesk OF her psTsonsl
| character, - allow the ia :r.i9u II h.r pame
10 selt-sespecting journals Mo-s ,tou one
| ot tie men 'aeO hlgA n pp. /: iepl tiou
aud kno~1 ter ;4eir inn Jea - saycc, Y of
the srG age refoIm have usea ftsrig,!y IN
vc!Y'>', whetaer INDECENT CT rul'ty, - :.e
cher-e hat Their thsoty OF i5se ,css css
been redneei 20 practice Tie resort Is ;.et
not a t.w peope tase tecoYe utterly Gis-
gusted, not ouly W. t-=e 1--we. ut with
frmlie sufffsge, 70 w9':l - '5ss .vsrs also
gave their bsie.ll s7"-c-'. w. soc-n ard
contFrlD. Of Sc c1r--~- --.- ~ g. s5c,ai
prac'ite u icierse. : -" :, -
| with Goldw!r S~t.h. iss ss- Tue
times uudiscrinioe"- r. - 50 t.
| the injury o. deg; -. } n.
~oudrT tia, fo1 ycs- - ~. -icIr.-
ty al les'f the suses- -. : l.str>laroe "a.
their cohpsu.- :, sh-c' h3t va for
the duty simoo1.a ! .
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers ( or sale his Parm
L lying two miles West of Newark. ana
CONTAINING SlXTY.THkkE ACRES. Of tt-
9oOd Buildings large two story N.
brick House. with nine rooms RID nv
large garret: Kitchen attached. T,
is nov used asa boarding house. and anu u :
Der Of CITY boarders arc accommodated GA
the place every year. 1t is close to inills,
schools, churches. Ac,, and in a Very healthy
and improving neighborhood. Will be sol
low. and on sasy terms Apply for further
particul .rs. on the prem ises.
augas 3tws WILLIAM NJ. ChOEs.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
The (o,l,t,,H -.

The te1k n fesh'c~aHle c;-c'es Is tsat
Miss Br.stow, da- gh:e- of the : .retary
of the 1reasu-r, W ae tSe cei.c of
Washington this wi-:e-. SNa IS ., 2 six
teen, but her supass,rS Hea@-y las touch
ed the heart OF an ent nta::siest;c kentuck-
ian, who declares that hs w2r'd ''roost II
no 'ebush and i've on dew ops whole
summer for one look of rtfect;oa from
those gaze''e orbs OF hers"
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19

mainte 1e1 under State aI.ho.it'es wlo
ella III 20 .;ave the 'eca'r2'lt upon Their
side, d d ,chose M e 2s7 4ls r-,oq7 'ze Us
Jur. such b. ne s-P0e o. atfa'-s, ana
SO long J it con .iaues 20 exist, = wo,h
seen taas e fc:.ers' gove-1ne1t could
We afo.i no1 20 il.er'ere Ri more
Sun
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
LINES OF TRATEL.
DH ILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
APHIL WTH, 1871,

Trains leave Wilmington as follows, for
Phitadelphia and intermedia'e stations,
6 so. $40. 30, 102e. Q. IN: 2, 4.4i. us. 1921
p. N.
PHILADELPHIA and New York. l.n a. m;
1877, 5.42. p. IN.
Baltimore and Intern ediate stations. 1852,
10 02, Q. m; $50, Pm.
Baltimore and W, shin ston, u 50. 2O3 1902
O.. m; 1.2S. $50. 7.10. D. m.
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for:
New Castle, 1855. 1910. .. m; Is. 6.S
50. p. m.
Heaford and intermediate stations. IL 55.
10 10. a. m; 6.35. p. IN.
Delasr and intermeciste stations. 1855
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia AMI intermediate stations.
AS, $50. .. m.
Phiiadslphla and New York. ] 81. q. IN.
Baltimore and Washington. 12.5,. t.u3. D.
For further information passengers are re-
ferHed to the time tables post' d ut the depot.
II. +. kENNEY, Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1874-09-19
Correspoadence Of the Gazette.
Wesfc.'a Correspondence.
AN AG-D B..I
NyEA, MAcoUPiS %. i'll.

IA EEEA, HACOJPiS 80. I'LL.
c. ?. johnson, Esq.-Dcrr SIX ow-
ing thas anyohing re ati-- TO the Old
Settlers o Dc aware : o. interest 10
you as sn edito- o. TIE Damc-d St.-c,
| send you tie note OF incerest to
Deiawareans. Away of here N "Sucter-
dom, a. an O.d Sett e-s' Counoy Corr
vention n Gao ton. the corn set o.
Green county, T., Mr.. Ne son D,cke- -or.
from the vicinity of Greenfield. in the
same county. - = ioi1ed Or 20 So aud
woolien pett;coat. a spicnG;d s0ec;men
OF needle WORK. VIC nd boon won On
thee we ding occ SONS N tle fan v
1t was quilt. n L - 9 Delewe 80. one
hund-ed and TO. y-four yaa-s ago. by
NJ IS Kenna. ne --eat g-a nGmother Of
NJ. Dickcrson. i le E;Sto- cal Society
OF rny native State ought to nave It's
relic Of antiquity.
Yours. F. !. ALMOND.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LosDos Nov lsl2:3o The rate for money At TIE stoc'
Exchange cent COntos of money
93a93ls for the account 93 isd934 ,,.,,,- =,
LIVERPOOL. Nov. lSl2:3O p m-Co,ion hfm ad1nng Up
lands 71: Miing Orleans S sales $4,000 bales incnlnS
5000 bales for seeulion asd eEpohi Cotton to arrive ol
ceaper; basis Mang Upan nothing DeIO" "oo1
Onnsry, shipped December and January at Ltd
IONDOy 1872 m-AdVces from Par quote Benes a. Vl
57i2c
LyERPooI. Nov 1872 mCOtion sac. on the basis Mid
ing Upanl nothirg beo~ ddngs, hppet November and
Dc~m""' Breadstnf quiet Beef o9 v terce iof
Cheese U9 y for The best grades OF American f'he'
Lard 72 T. The market bare OF short ho Mdl'ss
LONDON, Nov 1873 m Erie Railsy shares 70 ooo
1S} m.Of the Cotton sales To-Day oJoO
bales were American sales on Hing Upal nothing
below Good Ornay shipped October and Noyeuber at 7 do
nothing tIrgs shipped December AMI January al 4
LONDON Nov lS-i:30 mIhe amount Of bullion wthdIaH
from the Bsak Of England on balance to-day aooOo Es h
FRAsKYcRr NOv lS-United FyeTwenty bOad' lsG2s
072a 80, -. d.. -,
DOM Nov 1850 uPas dispatches qaoe heh'es az
6lL 4Jc.
LrvEnPoor, Nov. 1s-i 80 ,. m.-Iard, 70l ewt
LONDON Nov. lS.-Refnei Petroleum. sos l4f y gallon ,
LIVERPOOL, Nov lSj:3O mCtol sae on the OASIS OF
Nding Upsnds nothing below Low Mdln8s shipped December
LcspoN nov l5.-TallOw 46I69i6i9 Pcwt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
COTTON MARKETS.

G,vr.roy Nov Cotton steady fair demand Ndtiug II sc
receipts 9i9 bales 2949 bsleI exports to reat britain
702 bales balesj sales l64 bales stock oo4lo
bales - -, 4. all ,u,n,,. IL.
net cep,s s72 sbpments 676 bales sales lSOO bales
Ra.roy Nov ia-Cotton easr quo,aby lower Midng
1bIc. Low Mddng Good Ordinary IA a net receipts
1863 gross 1924 bales exports TO Great bn'an' ooo oses
sae. | OO0 bales s,och 900 bales - 49,
BALTIMORE lSCotton quiet aud Mding IA % gross
bales coastw 100 bales sae 900 bales
SINNER $50 bales stock. l3.2l8 baes
sAvASsAB, Nov ls-Coton qaes and hm Miting IA h net
receipts 27l bales 4278 bales exports to Great Britain
$40 bales sl4 bsesi to the channel $40 bales
coastw 500 balea sales 266S bale stock ~ 564 bales
CHAKLksroy Nov lS-Coion quet slightly easyi Midding
4a net receipts l39 bales; exports to Great Bniain
bales coasvse $40 ba sales 900 bslss stock 6le7O
Ssw.OpLEArs 1S-Cotson drns Mddfnz IL Low Mid
ding Ia Loo Ordinary, l3j net nsceip, sI4 bales
eross Great Britain 453 bses To the
Continent 42O bses OOO bale stock ll3O2o bales IN et
Great Britain to-day Deaded 24o oaes on NOV ana
bales on Nov 10, not befose reported - So, -. ,,
NosiIn Nov lS-Cotton quiet; Mdiins ihe net receipts
oO5S bales exports Great Britain 24S3 bas eoa"i fei
bales sales 2, 100 bales soeS. 1854 bales -
PsiLDxIPH Nov 1SC0tton quiet Madns leci net receipts
ia bales; gross S3S bales ,, ,.,,,u.. ,,. ,s. va
nt. 1853 bales exports Britain $40 bales stoeH
bales 80 49,, -. uk,nrs 12zc. net re.
,ep,s 554 bales ssvs 1854 bales go, -. --,-.
Nop,otx NOV i8-Cottou dull Middhng l4iyc net receipts
56J bale. exports 447o bales sales 400 bales STOCK
sr Louis Nos Cotton steady pd unehsosed Mddhne IA
-. rscsn,. g3b bss gross 23s bao shipments 403 bales
ssaes 437 bales stock, IL, ,j37 bsles $500, 49,
CIscrsyArr Nov 1aCotton unehsngcf htdhne l4te nes
receipts 4l baes hipmeus o5s bales nces oao bales
LorIsyILLs Nov lS-Coton quiet; Mldthng IA ise
CoIuxBiA C., Nov. 1S-Cotou easier Mddings, l3a9l3 e
ssss l55 ba!es -
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

7c 80 Ohio. OH h. at 5i2c POI Psnlsylyans prime do w
ID at &c. and l2i Ohio lambs 40 aeHc M
to-day 80 1880 hoss-3o cars AZ
Poreh IS at Jersey City and Ii ess Wsehswken ihs
and Lerchsod go ONO hogs
I7S average SG 93 100 b Dressed bogs dropped 10 otc
y ID for all Eeights and were nhe more aeiTe
BUFFALO Nov. 1a-CATrLBEecpt TO-DAY, sl6 heal MAKING
thus far 6O33 head or 800 can aas
time last week osrsei active a. yesteraa pes &
600 lino steers ranging om
$50 10 3is No. - 75d$6 122 400 Ier s'ees ranging Vn
SD IN O3 M AZ ~ 551 s0 2jO Michigan eers ranging bg
9S7 To ISl SO 5jdt5; 200 Indiana steers anEhs o
10 l2ii NJ At ~ a50F5 81 Kentdcky er aVsrag
a. 81 81 Is Ohio steers averaging 1884 d. at 80 e0 ~
Cherokee steers averaging 735 b. 1T 80 % L., A., ,,
LtsBs-Receipts to-day, 800 heao mannv ,le
supply far G2O0 head against zOo ha:
the time last week market tp go" Hsn'a o9 bss
lambs ranging from 73 30 b. At s7as7 l2a; 2oOo "esen
sheen from S 10 g2 d. at 5UH s5 Cuada lambs qIote
6 5Ods7 sheep ~ 1880 and Western shep 10 oo
Oi5. A..
-Rec to-day 54O0 head mixing the total supply io ,h
week thus far 2S70O head for The same us
r7A47 o.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

SgwYoRx Nov ls-BHsvss-rre.h Offering, IL ears
iSUV WrrbssEen Buyer. and sellers wide apart in their
limited To: very SssRs and the s
be rs 10 price higher figures than butchers wng
S.sOns we're a, from MOnt.y but number Of
I'd s r,s 1 BEN S The srS. sS up to i s.
l2c to dIe & ts sGon % no s 70 e sTsa S up to
The 1Gvf, ssss JseS t .l. Ese o 9
for y ksSs cars $ sr. .osn'Sn fS % Ghsy f G
,SS %l.lsST s.nes fsi c.s % for Thmsn snSsIs
for j. Harper W. Reeves and ca" Of Baltimore cattle
n0t CS1si sold for johnson 80 obc , cvt AVERAGE at
1os SI2c y II Watson Briggs, lb kenuety steers cwt
at ii e b. to dres 81 D. and II dO o ewt at lo1 to
couey aePher.on for Wilkinson go Kenuesy rattle strong
a. ~ for Gh.y a o x,e1. t., steer. Z. ~ ~ Tt I
snSs oSG steers 81 :. "a q. u u u = ass,: s % r. 1.,,:, ,
Charles K.is Kahn, 81 keuusiy ne ca owt lo's
Gaynss Tor e Ts.n, about CIV. at 7c p n to
u'li Martin Fuller n,rp.r Is coarse Ssnoc cattle lao
i've .h. ,srss D. I os sr's 70 ds.. Sc So ira b. ''' DAVIS
n Tebsne Uan 10 Ohio cattle, 6ia cw.' at lo'c
SS. Z p 3 s. n bsc: s ..si . r. 81 D. Afi l.
s.s' q % & a .is 8 D. -s Ss' o. e. md
e sst 2. iS 2 a,; sS, ~ I had % cars mo,, w...,
Co. 20 ear Segssk Meyers and there were two cars Of local
Eastman sold 81 good Inino,. steers ia cwt l2e 70;
dress 81 n, had $40 more on sale ~, o,,.., 49,,
ssss sS n s,ss Gt. sa s', 'ss
. ,o w.;s % :s 10 '1 s. a'i 5s b. and n:d 100 NOR. on %
n Go:m Morn. Co. ss ,llnO.' steers ~ e't at l2e
vFs:assi: s,i 70; Morn: n Sc nso e"t " iI to
I.assrb.eh. ht Men. Co. u n'nS, ..ss" ~ es. at
i2 sp % r. i'S Goa
cars Jss~y oc and q Ys.'' ss TSs IT,: a.is. va. was
o. :S p,SI, ,SS s., sS,s. s1sa
..s s@ ssa .as. ;s IRON % for sS
nj pan o,o ala h.e, % N .,,are a, 5ic
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

were unusually large. amounting to >over W'oOo
shares the price going high as Sit and as low as
80 closing at S0a which is a decline OF per cent
from Yesterdays closing quotation. Mr.. Drew Is
credited with having sustained this stock to-day
which may account for its having, under the ap-
parent general disposition to sell, declined so little
After Lake Shore the next most active stock was
North West common. of which 9,60O shares changed
hands This stock vibrated between ALI and 42s,
closing at AZ, which the price at
the conclusion of business last evening.
Then followed Union Pacific, of which
265OO shares were sold the stock having been dur
ing the day as low as S5l and as high as l closing
at 36t, which is an advance of upon last nights
closing price. This stock has been exceptionally
strong. Western Union Telegraph has been active
and steady the fluctuations having been only per
cent on the sale of 22,5OO shares while the final
quotation was only per cent below that OF yester-
day. Next in Importance to the stocks already men,
toned were Ohio and Mississippi. of which l5,SOO
shares were sold; st. Paul, 1900; Wabash, l2ooo;
Pacific Mail II 400 Central and Hudson, 5,4oo;
Erie, 1900 and Rock Island, 1900. The aggregate
sales of the day footed up about 26O00O shares Can
ton was galvanized into temporary activity, and in
consequence Of the exertions of Deacon Drew this
fancy advanced Il per icent. The general market
closed feverish and weak. The opening, highest,
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold TO-
day were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

For future delivery the market has been da decline Of
1l6c p ID sales follows ali the basis Of Low MidlnEs
Sales YESTERDAY after m censsr 700 l47 300 "A q 32c
Mach Loo Is 2532e; 800 l5saci Apil 200 10 l.i6e
Jnne 200 6asc toa s0Od bse Closing prees-sorenber
IA Hs.oi December IA 1882 January Is 333 s; Psbrusry
l5 l$$297I6s March, l5'aq2SS2s Apnl. 10 l3sSii6e
today up p m-Sovember. 400 IA 25.32c; 100 IA
2332e December. LOO II IL Ice 300 IA 552o OOo
10 ss2e PeSrasrT 100 ls i352e 500 lbs 500 Is 5Sse
March 1000 I5ste; $50 10 2332e,; 200 1885 500 Is
a5Ssc, 500 i5ssc Apd 700 10 t;32e SOD Iee; June
10 9i6e total II 300 bales grand o'. 30 500 bale.
COFPEB-The feeling for Rio Coffee Do,ord IN
orr and there f. business t ports
mi, figures; quote ordinary 10 fair ls
good DO ls'. %. ard prime DO a. vsa20c and
lGu2lc gold the saes 800
iids and 500 bags per Mersld both Esw Orleans on
term. not aSe public H. MID gdes there fair business
rates. sales OIL 2loO Bass noo d sundy vessels
90 terms n trshsptrd ~
CANADA PEA51be market easier an1 quiet ass OF 800 bb
at 81 33 " bush, free -
.eye Tor th, law grades lmed supply especially
and supeibe The supply Of No limited indeed Low grades
I Amber Wheat firm aud ssab also lev grades anne.
sat the rather for grades under 90
ese spessg fef AnsssetAs Which esA ", sae rtsd
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

goods being reduced BY manufacturer and this bring
healthier state ~ trade sales OF Ohio and Pennsy
ysus Feeees at 52h033c for Medium and Double hr Sic for
49n52c for Wisconsin
Cong and DelsiBe hoeees Pulsd Wool.
arriving prices easing or ahongh
Of md condition,
quote 4d57 California P Wool qut and sales
sales from ZOd26e sooi
and choice lots of Spring from 300 4Oc.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
SALES FROM 2, O'CLOCK p. NJ. To CLOSE OF BCSI-
NESS 3 O'CLOCK p NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1s-p. NJ.

" bDNEoDA1, NOV. I6-P N.
There was only moderate degree of animation in
Wali-st. to-day. and the attention was about
.ouaiiy divided between stocks, gold. and sterling
exchange. The railway share speculation opened
weak. aud during the first half hour made some i'm
proyement ; but heavy pressure to sell Lake Shore
at the BOARD broke down the price over point, and
the weakness was quickly communicated to the
other shares. Toward noon some short covering
brought up prices again in part but the later market
wasfeverish and unsettled The contest 10 Lake shore
was very spirited, and the transactions In the STOCK
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
WOOL MARKET.

Bosros Nov isThe market for Domestic Wool Is quite irm
demand from Manufacturer aud full readily
for all medium heecss and Combng and Dene selections
hss nses inquired for leading holders confident about
prices aud not disposed TO press sales A the demand FOR
One Aeecss believed 10 be only question OF time
before the eai o, tho 1ns hsecss likely to
h = sAsu y ssg stA~ AaA u wei, w Rssdselss ss
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
Nc annex closing rates of fOreign eXchange

The money market was without further change,
and call loans were done at tod per cent, the sup
ply being ample at these rates. There is nothing
new to say of mercantile paper. and we quote rates
at to per cent. From Washington we learn that
the Treasurer received to-day S639Y000 in National
bank notes for redemption. The internal revenue
receipts were S275,OOO. The Customs receipts for
the week ending Nov. IA. amounted to S2,OOOOOO
Government bonds have been quiet and firm,
without any new or noteworthy incident We
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTOShe market for cotton the spot only moderately
tive and Receipts at the shipping
were S bses this day last week 2O0lo bats tins day last
23I consolidated our days) receipts 77Oll bale,
exports SO 433 bales exports continent IL SOL bales
We quote as follows;
aoon. based classification In force Sept l. 1874
and Upland 10 quality not than bali
gnde above belov the quoted.
Orilnsu 1873 Snct Coed ORDINARY i42 hddhng l5e
Good ORD. l4i4 Low Md, li4 GOOD Mid, 10
edo,A ard of eli
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
And the following for city bank shares:

The earnings of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
for the week ending Nov. H. 1874. were Slo4,9Vo;
corresponding week in 1873, SS7,SN; increase
S16.993
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company will re-
ceive proposals until Friday Nov 90 for the sale OF
s129 900 funded debt bonds of the City of Elizabeth
N j. bearing interest at the rate of seven per cent
per annum, and redeemable in 1898. Attention Is
called to the advertisement in another column
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania 6s, iii; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
Is,: Reading Railroad. 54I; Pennsylvania RAILROAD
52s; Gold. Ill.
The following securities were sold at auction at
tie Exchange Salesroom to-day:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
THE MARKETS.
ICsrefullr reported ior THs TRiBuSx.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 1S, 1874.
The following complete lis. Of shipped IN vessels which
were cleared TO-DAY for foreign ports:
AMsTERpAn-Bsrk yer Gebroeters.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange
as renorted by Messrs. f i. Wallace & Co., Were:

There was nothing of particular interest in the
London market to-day, though the Bank OF England
made further loss in bullion sterling of EG7,GOO.
The rate for money in the open market on pledge OF
Government securities was four per cent. Consols
closed easier, and United States bonds steady and
dull The foreign exchange market opened firm at
4S6l for 60 days bills and 49O3 for sight but as the
demand slackened leading drawers reduced rates to
4.S6 and AGO. sales being negotiable at 4S5.04.s5s,
and 4S9.04S9s. Gold opened at 111t, and sold at
I'LL. After the reduction in sterling the price de-
clned to 11Ol, stening later to 111s On gold loans
early rates were one per cent for borrowing and flat
Later the rates veered round to l. q and per cent
for carrying. The specie shipments to-day were
1874, 400, of which S25OOOO were in gold coin. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out S121 900 in called bonds
and S156OOO in coin interest The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold cleared,
S3l 791 900; gold balances, 81, no. currency bal
ances, $2,943GO7. The quotations for gold were as
follows:
l:sS i:SSiiii SSii 51SSli SSli1s
iiYSS.: iYSS iii 5:SO:. 2:0O::iii iiis
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

covrpNuvN, STOCK DEPARTMENT-l0t O'CLOCK
AND Ia O'CLOCK A, NJ,
U s 6s Registered. 1881 - \ 5-IO Coupon 1902 10
UsTSS Common 1862 Us 6.2O Coutbn 1867 80 ,,o.
y D 20 Coupon, 1864 Us oZO SoupoA' A0o0 10 II ga
2,OO1 ia l'VOV '..' ,,53,
N 8 5.DO Common. 1865 5s, Coupon, 1881 - ,,o,
D 0O1J........... 70 ll5l2 1O0O...... ....'lz'llze
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

PRTROLRUM-Rearei is shade weaker with light demand
ra,ad at I0L spot future delye Cases quict and
ncbsnped At lie inactive with values ease; a lO3
5ie Eaphths is STEADY lOL The Philadelphia market Is
,noc active with price. material change reported oi
800 bbs IOd The primary market dn and unchanged
SIGARS-The movement Raw Sugars sulvery slow, ana
nomnay unchangd hear OF sale OF 700 hh but
e particulars wthbeh qrote Far TO do9i hhning at
77asisr PRIME S4c Centrifugal, hhds ad boIes, StO
&c and No l2 Clavea at Sc Refined quet a. former hg
nres. AZ S a9a Son Yellow 9laelOc FOR son W Whe iO1
lC5c for lOl for Powdered and lOi2 for ranud
stRDS-Coer is nm demaud; sales OF l1OO
h Choice AZ a9 Rough Fax continues dull and nominay
changed At 81 O59S2 10. -.--
sf aRiSTbe market s fairly active but prices
ouo,d al Is % spot delivery sales OF 200 tes on spot On private
,.i,z.. IL. ~
900 OOO \, Ordinary to Good at S'4 as 'sc.
Il. ~ 15o Mil. AT 81 O3 and Alcohol at 81 O2
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

% ns, Je.v sa 2Ods4 40 Corn Meal Branfe IS 1885 20
CON 15a g Corn Meal Gold EAr4 'oG oo
Neal wsa-W 20d 40 ! .,o-A.,,- r.
Jersey Meal firm; quote Zoe White a. ~ UoVo ~ nn
yellow at 81 7OdSl 80; Co,r at 81 j5d$ 6o 1fould reel a.
White. --,--.t.
20 Qn0 ~ sn ~ N,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
financial.
NOTICE of LOSS of STOCK CERTIFICATE.


~ Ali pr.ons are calel upon show Why NEW GER
TIPTCATB STOCK sboa be issued BY the NATIONAL PAkk
BANK in CERTIFICATE No. 5s5 Of NV ESIT SHARES u
tie CAPITAL STOCK OF i Bank issue 70 MARIA REED the said
T.. b. HEED 10 Warrenst.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19

So United Currency Bonds registered
Currency Bonds registered lie =
1000 ST. Louis vandala and Terre Haue Railroad Com
psny % Mortgage per cent Bonds. guaranteed by
Terre IIaute and Indianapolis Railroad Columbus,
Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad, and Pits
vi tandg Ionis Raj lra.iC COInuAn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-19
l2l o.cLocK-sALEs BEFORE THE GAIL.
| O'CLOCK p. NJ.

~ S 500 Coupon, 1867
3,500...........bc.ll .llSA
L S 5s. Coupon, 1881
2,00O..... .........ll2h q
The New York herald., 1874-12-05

NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White
hall strcet foot of Broadway for New Brighton. Snug
Harbor. West Brighton Port Richmond and ELM PARK.
from $50 A. NJ to 80 p NJ daily; Sundays every two
hours. from $3.50 A. NJ. to GAS r. NJ.