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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

REAp Governor Aliens sensible mess
age. The Governor goes right at Dusl-
ness, gives what he ought, and. has to eX-
press and stops when he gets through
OF course it is not a very yapid long
winded document but is terseand point
ed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03
7UF kBB1TIgONtHWEST

'' To all persons desiring H6MEs in the great and
prosperous West the Atlantic and Pacific. Railroad
company gives a cordial invitation 10 visit It's
lands I'm Central and SOUthWed Missouri which pos
sesses all the requirements Of good climate, good
soil, good water btd good health. withldng land
cool summers. and short and mild winters.
10 10000 acres Of Prairie and Timber Lands are
offered for sale az low price and on long time
terms in fact made TO suit purchasers, who are
furnished ire, TfQabpyrtgsQl from g. Louis. 70
the lsndsl dtthe dbiupanS's ohice In 81. Louis!
For particulars in pamphlets with maps, address
A. l.. DEANE. Land Commissioner, Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad %. - South 4th street, St Louis
Missouri .N..a..,r.t\ lnOERH-u, ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

The Republicans in the House at Co
lumbus. wanted to investigate DR.. Jenner.
If the Doctor hurt anybody she has her
remedy at law. In Congress the Repub-
licans are not 80 fond of investigating.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

KING KALAKASA, from Hawaii, and
suite. arrived at San francisco on Satur-
day On Monday the King was received
by the. military and some prominent
gentlemen. He will proceed to Wash
ington in few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Daniel Cobaugh,as
IN the administrator Of the estate ofEphraim BAH
decd has fled bis application IN the Probate loprt
Of Stark county. Ohio for an order 70 sell large
number Of desperate claims, debts and demands
owing 10 said estate for reasons therein set forth;
reference being made 10 said application for the
humber and amount Of said claims, debts and de-
mands and the names OF the persons owing the
same.
said application will be presented ~ said Court
an saturday. the 9jh day of December, A, y. 1a.4
for hearing fIlf7 LYNCH 4 DAY 4
noyBz4-w4. Att'ys forssid Administrator
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

THE Tweed habeas corpus case was up
before Judge Barrett in n. Y. city, on
Wednesday. The prisoner was not in
court because of illness, AlteTargument
the court was dismissed
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03
Assiignee's Notice.

NTorIcE $ hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed assignee OF the LOUIS
s,en,nent made for the benefit Of creditors.
The creditors Of said company are reqnired 70
present their claims, properly authenticated, WIN.
In the time limited By law, 70 the underslgneo az
louisville, stark county, Ohio: ,..s.
nov36L4-w3
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03
TAXES FOR I874.
TO TAXPAYERS OF STARK Co

law hereby notify the Stark county the
taxation
ing tax levied dollar of the axbe
Tax Duplicate
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

The reprint of the November number OF blaeS-
rood has been sent us by "The Leonard scott
Publishing Co.. Of n Barclay street, New YORK
One of the principal articles, entitled Modern
Scientific Materiaiism,' Is a criticism upon ProL
Tyndall's late addrestto the British ASSOCIATION
The writer contends with much earnestness IhaI
Science should conhne itself to It's legitimate prov
ince of investigating the physical laws Of the uni
verse and not indulge in vague speeulations IN
consistent with all ideas Of spiritual worship. THE
great conclusions ofrelglon take their rise in a
wholly different sphere, and find all their life ana
strength elsewhere"
"Valentlneand his Brother-Par XII This in
stalment is a little tedious. Weknow that Richard
Ross is a very selfish man, and would prefer lit
lie more elton to an analysis Of The state OF his
mind, when so many recognitions are about %
take place.
"The Abode of snow-Part ILL.," The Valley Of
the shadow of Death is the fitting name given to
the valley Of the suuej up which the narrative
now leads US. Snowy peaks, precipitous slopes
gorges thousands of feet deep, present almost In
surmountable obstacles. The paths are such only
in name. Sometimes the traveller is carried In
dandy, which consists of a single bamboo nine or
ten feet long, with two pieces Of carpet slung to 1t
There are one or two bearers at each end Of the
pole, and the traveller rests on the carpet at right
angles with the pole positlonwhlc has peculiar
disadvantages in narrow pathway having wall
of rock on one side and precipice on the other
Sometimes he rides on yak or wild OK with a
man pulling at the nose-ring in front and another
prodding 1t behind with an alpenstock. Travel
ing on roads like those here described would test
the endurance even of an Alpine tourist
The other articles are "Prussian Military Ma
nmuyres," by Captain Knolgs, Of the Royal Artil-
lery, who was present at late review.of the EN-.
perur's Guard, and comments on various tactical
errors and comes to the conclusion that the Eng
lish army has little TO learn from the Prussian;
Ancient Classics-Latin Literatule,"a summary
of the characteristics of that literature with many
interesting extracts and areview OfLord Dalling's
Lifeof Lord Palmerston is treated in more friend
ly temper than is usual with Tory reviewer.
The perlodicalsreprintedb by "The Leonard Scott
Publishing Co, are as follows LOndOH Quarterly
Edinbargh Wesminster, and British Quarterly Re-
uietDs, and BldckwOofs Magazine. Price 81 a year
for any one, or SIS for all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

Castle An Dumfrieshire, was in former days a
nlaee Of no little Importance being the key 10 the
southwest OF Scotland Il Is said to have been butt
in the xth century, and was the stronghold Of the
MAXWELL family. whose romantic and tragic histo-
ries are here briefly sketohed
III. English Fugitive Songs and Lyrics Ihh
article sparkles with gems illustrating the styles
Of various writers Of this class Of poetry,
~. "The Census Of France in lS72" We have
here some striking facts relative 10 the decline OF
population in France.
Art V. brings before US the results Of late re-
searches ON the subject Of Comets and Meteors'
with a notice Of the most recent theory ON the
subject t
AT VI, on "Conyocation, Parliament ana
Prayer Book, argues against the practice OF con-
sultlng Obnvocatlons In making changes In the
public service Of the church.
An. VII. treats Of the "0hgin and History OF the
drenadier Guards" and gives agrAphic epitome OF
their services.
VIII. "RenAnS Antlchriss," "BAntechrisF Is
the fourth Of series entitled "The History Of the
Origin Of Christianity" The article discusses the
authorship Of the Apocalypse, the time when itWas
written and It's probable meaning.
TX. journal Of Mr.. Charles Greyille" MT Gre
vile was Clerk of the Council, and was therefore
brought in contact with all the noted men oil DIS
day, which was long one extending through 1he
reigns of George ~. and William ~. The aneee'
dotes and extracts from conversations given IN
this article show Mr, Greyille to be an observing
ehronicler OF the celebrities Of his time,
Art. X. The Session and the Ministry eritlcises
with some minuteness the conduct of Mr. Disrael'
and his Cabinet
Our readers win do well TO provide themselves
for the coming year with one or all of the period
ioals reprinted by Leonard Scott Publishing 20
They are as follows; The London Quarterly Ad'"
burgh Westminster, and British Quarterly ReVlelOs
and BlaeGroods AagasiHe Price ~ a year. OF Slf
for all,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

+, F. KuSRRB Bitter BfgeW Iron a sure cure
for this disease Il has Been prescribed daily for
many years irthe practice Of eminent physicians
with unparalleled success symptoms are l0sgof
appetite. wind abd rising q f5e9, dryness in
mouth, headache izznef eplelsuess and low
spirits. Get Ihe geilplpe Not sold in bulk orIiy.
81 bottles Depot and oihee. $50 North Ninth st.,
Philadelphia Pa 7old by all druggists Ask fdEi
Kunkels Biterw Vine offTbn, and take no OthcT-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-12-03

...t Nfft.iA ~ HDI-H, -
, Entirely removed With fhyely vegetable medi.
cine paSsin4 spIa the ,jtigm alive. No feennlesS
the head pasEf i0De md refer 70 patients treat
ed. DR.. T. AINuplkei No 2F9 North Ninth street,
Philadelphiat Advice free. Seat, Pin and StOm-
ach Worms also removed. ASK your druggist Tor
Kmkers Worm Syrup. Price 81 per bottle. Send
for cireular
apriT74-y1
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12
OH Daily Atsns.
NOTES HERE AVID THERE.

A VI line man was touGd dead with u
cigar in his mouth, and, rs usual in such
cases, there was Il riot over the question
whether it was Il, lue.tit or an Imported
cigar
~ little boy having broken his rocking
horse the day it was purchased his man
ma began TO scold, when he silenced her
By inquiring: what is the good OF a
horse ill it's broke?
When young lady notices your shirt
button hanging by a single thread on the
ragged edge" of the button hole, and
calls YOUR attention to it, don't wait for an
other hint like that, as you may never get
it.
We find the following item in an Iowa
paper: "Mr.--, who has been in re-
tirement for few weeks after marrying
and burying three sisters, came up smi-
lingly to the altar again yesterday, having
begun on new family.
1t is something unaccountabe how
these sober and sedate old fellows, as soon
as their families have gone to the country
to spend the heated term, commence to
wear their Sunday clothes every day and
to argue that four hours sleep is all that
the human frame requires to be healthy.
"A pouting bride, on her first sea voy-
age. writes home; 1.-THE motion of the
screw steamer is like riding gigantic cam
mel that has the heart disease, and you do
not miss a single throb. know of nothing
to compare with it for boredom, unless it
be your honeymoon when you have mar
ried for money.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STANDARD loTTA BusNE,

DfPLexA AWARDED
BY.lHE AMERICAN. In
sTITuTE each year. A.
W, TnDniss, Menter
and Manufacturer, fod
he highest, stroux.
u and most comfort
able y eth G
standard Lotta-that
can be w IN. Sizes
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12

!, g., -, :. -, - III ii n
9 i WARRANT ONE BOTTLE pERBHcT CURE IN
THE WORST FORMS of Piles, two to five bottles ia
LEPRosY, sCRoFuLA,r RHEuMArIsM, SALT RHEUM,
CANCER, CATARRH, KrDEEY Diseases. and all dis
eases of the skin, and the greatest Blood Purifier
ever discovered. Entirely vegetable. reauestal
to send 20 me and take back their money In al
cases of failure. None for Is years II. D.FOWLE,
Chemist Boston, and Montreal. Sold throughout
the world 81 bottle. Send for Circulars of aston
ishjnp cures
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12

dress. wholesale Depots, 81 White street. New
\ ork; sol Race street. Philadelphia. 3-7d6m
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12
ALMOST A MIRACLE!
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Residence No. "A Dauphine ST.,
NEW ORLEANS Sept. ~, 1913.
,PT. TRYON j, WOODWARD

NV ORLEANS Sept. 80, 1873.
CAPT TRYoN j, WOODWARD
Agent Maguire's Medicines.
No 3s Magazine Street:
ESTEEMED SIR:-From ieciing OF hearuell graz,
itude and a general sense Of duty, am prOmptes
to address You and respectfully peg 70 gNe YOU
emf state OF health. CUSDRASGo LIVER AND BLOOD
BIrTERs AND SARsAPARILLA TONIC MY healtn 10y
years has been bad but from the commence .,
his wear rapidly declined, forcing me TO abandon
ALI charactef of business; and upon becoming com
pletely paralyzed in my right arm and win my
whole right side threatened, became helpIess AM
honalsss indeed though attended upon by the most
skilllul physicians of this and other states 81
cities with no benefit; and, in fact, my own msr
cal knowledge forces me 10 realize the lac, tb on
iess acme change and improvement took plses ssry
with me would shortly die, and made my most
earthly arrangement accordingly, wnen 10 and
proyidential Circumstance was dirse Your gen
met YOU about month ago, and lTo ,IfS Won hut
erous sympaihy was induced ito ~ m yself1 o
with no hope or confidence OF DeD nj nc-t autons
only try the Cundurango; asa slmo.t entirely
ishment and SUI and thst by the use OF
| hut on. bottle OF ~ '.P.RIIA ToSS~ feel,
BLOOD bifFhl. = snd resurrected n.-s., and VIII
| indeed IeL'e - ~ gr.tefults my remembrshe.
eyei M me Kind interest and generous sym palns
OF yen 20 in nv wretched helplessne-s, ano ~
show u - mai to the of Cunderapgo and ~
;In Providence through you, am inds oied 'or
| ~ lease Of lie. -, blica
.,n ~ nv case pe made; aud by my harPs eAiStt
encs none need despsir. and thai thfot a. "a.
/ the use Of Cund grange. they eaz hons ttss.
| and restoration to hSs. waen..,,n5s r.masa
pas ne Us va IN TIlf,S. NJ LoSAs. 9E. u D.
yo"is Nav oRItAss. sept -, DC,
| x-., ,.aer-fsred hing Peisolalaf hsqhe,l -
We me I,.lS beerfalIy certify thai The teo'e
s,stemept l. true and eoEfret n .very Pn srIR
pm GOODWIN.
| DAN'L HICkAk-
| s.,ahv Cs,ssr A fhomss, hSSs Isl&ne,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-12

This cut gives asec-
tional view, showing
the cut under the fer
rule and the strength
ened bar.
3-9d6m l.. G.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
uTMPT TO ESCAPE FRoM LUDLOW
STREET JAILs
rcoHrISUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.l

prison walls she Immediately gave tne alarm
and Warden Dunnam. hastily tnrowhng On nus
personsiy recsp.uring the woud;oe fugitive
6na6 IN cell No. on the first moor OF the
prison proper. An examination OF his cell showed
fhst nue or the iron bars nad been cut through
ANA then bent back sufficiently TO allow mis- exit.
just opposite the cell Is Q window which over
IooEa the PRISON yard. This window is secured IN
the same manner as the cells, but the prisoner
had cut through this ~ we'll, and by means Of
rope with which he had been provided he was en-
abled TO lower himself 2 distance Of TWENTY-FIVE
rounded BY Q wall eighteen feet high but this
would not have proved an obstacle to his complete
escape, as he was furnished also with grapne!s
winch were attached 10 the end OF the rope, and
Is was while endeavoring TO fasten these on the
top Of the wall that he was discovered. When
captured he WAS endeavorng to hide IN an angle
OF the wall. The instrument useo TO cut through
she iron bars which are fuiy an inch in diameter,
was . saw made out OF an ordinary case knife.
Ine prisorer. before being locked up, was ques.
uoned ~ to who supplied HIM with the means OF
escape. but he steadily refused to answer or to
duplicate In any way the friends who had rem
dered him assistance
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
MUNICIPAL NOTES

The painters have CONF leted their decoration os
the Goddess Of Liberty and the entire cupola Of
City Hail. The white coating makes a peculiar
and grotesque contrast TO the main ednce. which
needs q thorough overhaulinR Inside and out
side our City Hall rs at present disgrace to the
city.
The Commission Of Armories and DrillroomA
composed OF Messrs BixDy, Shook and Cowan,
held meeting yesterday.
Comptroller Green has not yet returned from
Massachusetts, whittier he retired for brief Pc
riod OF rest. He is expected back to-day. City
claimants should meet him In a body at the rail-
road depot and escort him In triumph to his
Office.
Mayor elect wickham has expressed himself a.
strongly opposed to all street ODstructions. While
in company yesterday with one OF our recently
elected Aldermen he suggested the carrying out
OF vigorous ordinances in order TO prevent the
blocking up Of sidewalks and other nuisances OF Q
similar character. Foot passengers through our
City win consider this movement OF our incoming
Mayor as a special act Of grace.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

% ssssD ss Hss.; srsc
% the Continent Ioa; ecastwiss asss Sales iaso
ro,,.. , NRw ORLEANS Nov q, iNa
9dsas sss & & ssel sss .ssseE %seeA
% sass asusse sros sS the
2sSa; coastwiss Ass. Sales $500
Cotton ou,ct, m,aa,r. ,a Mo'H, S. Nov q, 1874 Ia
s:Is @ s. ssssG: e
Bales gross Ills Export. sesy to Great ns. fssrsns sTan Si
coastwise, 1881. Sales la.aou. 80
Cotton nym mddllns I4sc Net receipts v 5ias bales;
% s;es % wsskySe ss res sssn ssesp sss ss.
saa ssissn s' to the
s.ss Ss0n edss Ing @ NJ @ @
sas ZOO stock e Wssk % ne o ressass ns ~ o
l675 to the Channel O; coastwse. 5sss sales Il, 500
WIInssIoS, WI Soy q 1874.
Ia:d s 50 yellow dip 81 % for virgin Tar steady
s oswssS 8 % Nsy, sy,. q. wn.. IsE.; !.
aas s% 'e tTs Ss sn S1sS %
Soed sss for nnboIted per ton. Mn sed-shoris, 81
soon
slss 'S ashs e. s; a. sy
N Ss,sss s.s
spring. ss Is ss bakers Ss7s as7; amber ss IS as
nv 4. 81 !: ]; 4 sass
IN sood demand and stronger; sales bushels new
low mixed Toledo at s9c Sic; small lots old Western
q sSc Barley quiet; Canada; 81 ~ 81 Isl Western
%sssan 81 %alt g. dhsi
articles unchanged.
Flour, demand good At full prices Wheat strong held
Sp ,s S;'J January s%Is Eea
20 Corn a%Sss aoss and nSs Ssher q Sh Shix
mixed, 7Sc; 7314c: November 73c- December. Ike;
nsas r 7S ~. May 49, new low m1sd y % c
s whs M Sc srsSnss Arm soss e d
seed IS 50 Recepts-Whest 1900 bushels corn 5000
do oats. S0O0 do. shipments-Wheat $4,000 bushels;
Flour-Demand light; holders frm Wheat in fair
demand dem and d,1g 1highsr; No ! spring gsAe Ne d.
s5c s5kc; rejected sue; Sic Corn firIn and in
demand; No. mixed. 8Oc.. cash 75c all the year;
72xc May; rejected, $780, old 90, CSC. bsc. Oats in
s13S S9n sys a .ns yss.
p;sssnSsT; IS. DO. si@s iS Iork active and
Lard in good demand at 1886, spot; $4 05 Febru-
Gry Bulk meats active and higher; shoulders 7Ac.,
short rib mddles loc short clear do, lOSc ali loose,
+ %dsisS s S ISc % ss%s n %h!sssy
wheat closed rm at ssc December Corn better ct
al he year sr, sc Nay Nay Oats ,s o =, sGTf s * SO
ary Recepts-6,OOJ bbs hour, 5000 bushels wheat,
$4,000 do corn $4,000 do oats 1000 DO rye 20 600 do
wheat 0a do corn 1900 do. oats 1000 do. rye $1,000
do, barley.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

5,.s
% 'ss l. St june oS I1's i as5sn
Sas % ssohsass *
ssssS'si ss:'ss Il s q .sS H. ss.
4 ss s a % g. I.o nSr; Ss nG,SsS sHsar% At Il
i isgs 40 At is fi.lsc soS at sss sCS q i
ssS ss sfsa 50 q ~ Is iSs
S
FsisI rs
' ssssnsass i
dsy az . as'A Year M a.y os' ysss
Sn1s y Sy ~ S sy
is;:Iy sail ss .sompresssd To Liverpool ssd, by
CorrxseFor Rio the market ruled steady. with only a
hs ut saes i cuae @ b"ss es
snS nom shs sstee5s sosS PES: Asaan:sai :sd
nv ss:
s e, dS ! < ssss M @
9:s sf s.! .:';sss1'nss ssylss s:s. e
Ss%.fs ssS az ss st. s ns%i?sS 'f III sssss
isS 49, casscos as AnSeo'su&ds Se &c., S sSd '
.eSs and ' %s1 ss s
Il 600 bs OF lake at 23Ac cash, and early December
and Mc. for delivery from December to APRIL
DRIxD fRuirs.-Therc has been no essential change
in prices and the demand Tor most kinds has been
limited to lots to supply immediate necessities Cure
prices as Follows State apples, sliced, &C. bc
do quarters 7c 71ac southern .ppies quarters 6Ac
sSis s,: ss:''$s: s. "a
do, fair good, 2oc 2Sc do. do. new Georgia,
x5c. 2Sc unpeeed do, halves, new, sac. yasc do
do, quarters, do, 7kc 6c. backberries &C. ysc
cherries, state, nc. 2ssc. DO southern new &c a
23c; raspberres, new, 3lsc S1zc piums, southern
I6c. . Hc.j do, state. l9c. . 200.
hcas.-The demand has been slow. and only 10 supply
immediate wants Prices exhibit no change =, We
quote :-Long island, New Jersey and NEARBY alc.
Sc; state and rennsyyania 1s a Sc; c Canada, 1
choice brands, SOC. Western, choice brands soc
other Western, 2sc 2gc lined. choice braads, 2sc
Ac do fair TO good slc. q 22c.
Fay,rs-Ihe generas market was quiet ana some some
Western new York, mixed. per ebl, 81 30 y ~
Fancy Csifornia, per box S. 81 81 So Grapes Iss-
bella 4sc &C. do Cstawba 7c.; do, Diana and lona,
&c. a &c. Cranberries-Primc Der box, $75a %; do,
10 air, 81 81; d. Eastern, fancy, per bbl "
SO; do. do, poor to good. $6 50a $3.50
FLOUR AND 9RAIN-Receipts tor the past Two Gays,
Flour 2071 bbls. wheat 4507 bushels; corn, io4 so
do meal ~ bbls and 800 bags; oats lo2 AZ bush
els; barley 5N2i do. The -four market ruled strong,
particularly tor the low grades which sold at higher
prices. he sales about 1850 bbls, including all
kinds at figures within the of our revised quota
lions Corn meal was steady, with sales OF 100 bbls az
figures within our quoted range. We quote :. . a.
The New York herald., 1874-11-28

A few Tonnessees, ex coupon, sold at IS 55K.
The following are the late bids missouri slxes
1875, 101 do. do, 1875 98 do. do, 1877 OF do. do
1878, 90; do do, 1874 90; DO do. 1880, 90; Long
bonds 1881 to 1884, inclusive 9s Mississippi sixes
Hannibal and st. Joseph issue. 1880, -; do. do.
DO, 1887, o.; Tennessee sixes old, "a; do DO,
new, "a; DO. do, do ex coupon, SAX; do. do,
new series. 54; Virginia skies. ola, 80; do. do.
new, 1856, 3S; do. do, do, 1857, 3S; do. do., con-
solidated. So; DO. do, ex matured coupons, Ssh;
Georgia sevens. new, 9oH; DO. do, indorsed. So |;
North Carolina skies, issued to North Carolina
Railroad. January and July, So; do. do, do. April
and October, So; do. DO. do. on, January and
July, 80; do. do. do, or April and October, 80; (;
do do, special TAX. class three s; South Carolina
skies, 80; do. do. January and July, FIX; do do.
April and October, 21 DO. do. funding act OF 1861
25 do land claims, 1889, January ana July, II do.
do, 1889, April ana October. II: do. sevens 1883.
IT; do n-funded bonds, OK; Louisiana skies.
Is; 90. do. new, 25; 90. do, new, noating debt,
Il do. sevens, Penitentiary bonds 81; do. skies,
levee, 27x; do eights. do, 27; do. do, do. 1875
~; Arkansas slxes funded, 81; do. sevens, issued
to Little Rock, Pine Blur and New Orleans Rail-
road, s; Alabama fves. 1889, 81; do. eghts, 1856.
Al; do. DO, 1885, 45.
BANK SHARES.
Fourth National sold at eOk, and German Ameri-
can for So The latest bids are annexed :-America.
$50; American Exchange. I1lK; Butchers and
Drovers', l30; Central National, 10oA; Chatham.
1877; Chemical $500; City. 800; Commerce, 1l7h;
Corn Exchange, l2o; FIRST National 200; Fourth
National, eS; Fulton, 140; German American, 85H /;
Irving, 1873; Mechanics, 1888; Merchants'. 119;
Metropolitan, 1856; Nassau. 1861; New York, 125;
New York County, 206; North America, 93;
Oriental $50; Pacific, l4o; Park. 142; State OF New
York, no; Union, 13A
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Stocks Dull and the Market
Without F eature.
GOLD FIRM AT Ill 3-4.
MONEY EASY AT 3A 4 PER CENT.
BONDS GENERALLY STEADY.
WALL STREET.

FRIDAY. Nov 27-6 P. NJ
The stock market was dull at the Close and
without especial feature in the earlier part OF the
day. An exceptionally strong stock made itself
felt In the shape OF Northwest common. which ad-
vanced from AK TO 44t4. The preferred stock
sold at elX. Lake shore, heretofore favorire,
declined to 7szS, and the suspicion was frequently
expressed that the cause OF the weakness was due
to the fact that instead OF four per cent. divi-
dend It ts probable that only three per cent.
dividend will be declared. Western Union, ST.
Paul and Wabash at the close were COMPARE
lively nrm. The rest OF the market was about
steady. as will be seen from the
The New York herald., 1874-11-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDucE MARxEr.-LoNDoN, Nov. Given
ingCalcutta hnseed, 56s sperm oil, clos fl06 per
tun; linseed oil, 24s. M. per cwt