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Estate Of Peter BrenEishoit-, deceased.
ETTERS of Administration on the es-
IL tate of Peter Brennisholtz. late OF the
borough of Perrysyilie, deed, having been
granted 10 the undersigned, all persons in
deb,ed to the said estate are requested TO
make immediate pay yment, and those having
claims Or demands against the same to
make them known without delay to
A. J. PATTERSON.
F. S. BREN y Is HOLTZ,
.4dmiaisiraiors.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-07-01

N Office is hereby given that ) T. Shell
IN ley has made an assignment Of his es-
fate To- the undersigned ipr the benefit OF
his creditors. All persons indebted TO the
said ). Shelley, viii make payment, and
hose having claims against the same will
lnesen, them without delay To
LEWIS BURCHFIELD,
n. 4. LUkENS,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-07-01
| Big Chance for Agents Of Either Sex.

"ANTED, Agents and PcGdiers for
w our PRESS AND STRAINER-
Presses and strains jams, Jellies, herbs, veg
etablcs, lard, tallow, meats. cheese, &c.-
Over $1,000 sold in lew localities. Sells
quick. Every family wants it, Is one Of
the pleasantest. most useful, successful and
prof -. utensils ever sold by agents.
weig ~ pounds. Price, $500. Exeiu-
sive territory gwen. Circulars tree LII
TLEFIELD s. DAME, lO2 Washington ST.,
Boston, Mass. may20-Sw
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GEALED proposals will b. received at the
- Commissioners Office, Mifllintowa, Pa,
until ? o'clock p. II. OF TUESDAY, JULY
lI;b, 1874, for erecting Bridge across
Horning's run in Fermanagh tuwn:hip.-
rlaIis ard specifications can he seen at the
Commissioners oitSe. By order of the
Board.
JAMES DEEM, Clerk.
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prircnment of one year and q fine dou-
bic the amount Of the defalcation."
SATURDAY. Jtht 27.


bic the amount Of the defalcation."
SATURDAY, JthE %.
Mr.. hale has formally accepted the
appointment of Post Master General,
and will at once enter upon the duties
of his new Office
The Democratic Legislature of Con-
neciIcut is turning out Republican
office holders.
A Boston Walker named Hugh Don
ahue, completed one thousand mile
walk in one thousand hours.
81. b. Underwood, formerly Mayor
Of Waverly, Ohio, indicted last fall in
the United States District Court in that
city for forging endorsements on two
county warrants aggregatiDg $500, and
drawing the money on the same, was
aPprehended yesterday evening n,ar
Oxford, Ohio. The officers gave him
permission to 60 into an adjoining room
to change his clothing, and while in the
room shot himself, dying this morning."
Moses Jordan, seventy years Of age,
rich citizen of West hester, jumped
out Of second-story Of hotel IN that
place with the Oh ject Of committing
suicide. He was low spirited. His
estate is estimated to be worth some
two hundred thousand dollars.
The Republicans of Fulton county
send j. z. Over to the State Conven-
tron, as delegate. with instructions to
support Beath for Secretary of Inter
nal Affairs, Campbell for Lieutenant
Governor, Hall sor Supreme Judge, and
Allen for Auditor General.
The Gar of Russia has punished his
nephew for the theft of his mothers
diamonds, by banishing him to the eau
casus for lie, and depriving him of the
Cross Of St. George. which was be-
slowed on him for his achievements liz
the khiva campaign.
The German banking house Of Los
sing, Weiss & Co., n. Y, suspended.
The members of the firm are missing.
No assets.
Rev. Mr.. Harris was run over and
instantly killed BY a train of ears at
Atnol, Mass.
MONDAY, JUNE 20.
j. II. Slo.s, Congressman from the
Tuscumbia, Ala, district, shot a man
named George F. Long, for scandalous
talk concerning himself and daughter.
The Supreme Court of Massachu
setts has deci led that school boards are
the sole judge Of the qualification Of
their members. The decision grew out
of a case of refusal to admit women TO
4 seat in board.
A Louisville Presbyterian clergy
man has Resigned his charge because
one of his elders persisted in holding
the position Of book keeper in liquor
store after the protest of his pastor.
The house of the Collector of Gus
toms at San Diego, al,fornia, was en-
tered by two men who bound and gag
ged the ollector, took the keys Of
the safe that be had en- his person and
opened the safe aud took therefrom
$1,000.
A in banking house in Boston
shot hNl ughter six years old. and
then shot himself. The death Of his
wife several months ago, it is supposed,
deranged his mind.
A Jewish town in Russia took FIRE
Twelve hundred houses we're burned
Thousands Of people are homeless.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-07-01
MAKES THE weak STRGNe.

The PeruUi0n Syrup, q Protect
Ell Solution of the PrOt0Lide Of
Iron, is so combined as to hare
the character of ga Gsin:eHt, as
easily digeSted and 0ssinsilGted
Tiths the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quo;ltity
of Natures Oscn Tit0li=in1
agent, Iron IN the blood, Gnd
cures i'a thousand ills, simply
dyTOning up, p,InrigOrating and
TitGiiSing the System. TIE en-
riched aud ritdli=ed blood per-
,neates every part of the b0dyj
repairing damages and acaSte,
searching out morbid secre-
tiOaS. cRd tearing nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the from
dcJJtf success of this remedy ia
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Drobss, Chronic Diar-
rhoca, Boils, Nervous Affections,
CLiils and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Yigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana uU diseases originating t?1
q bad state of the blood, or &C.
comp0nied by debility or q tosC
state of the system. Being free
from AfcOhOt, in any form, its
energising effects are not fol-
iOaced by corresponding reGc-
ton, but are permanent, iIsttt-
sing strength, Ci0Or, and reto
life into all parts of the system,
and building up ais Iron Con-
stitut;on.
Thousands hare been cRuagcd
by the s,se of this remedy, from
iCcdL, sickty, suffering crea-
fgrcs. to strong, healthy, and
hGppy men cad iCoWcE; and
iEraiiesS cannot reasonably hes
ttGtc to 0i1c IL q triG!.
See that eGcE bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP Jlosc's i,s the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH ". F0WlE 4 SONS, Pfoprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD Br DRrocIsTs oESERALLE.
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Manhood: HowLost, How Restored

hLecturs on the Nature. Treatment and
Rad zeal Cure OF permatorrhea, or Seminal
u eaknes5, involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility, and lmp,diments to Marriage gen.
orally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-
lepSy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self Abuse, etc--By
RCBER- J. CULYERwRLL, NJ. D., Au-
thor OF the s'G-een Book, !" sc.
The world-,enowned slthor, in this ad-
wirSble Lecture. clearly proves from his
Own experience that the awful couseguen-
ees oi Self-Abuse may be -ifrctually reInOv-
ed without medicines, and without danger
oHs surgical operations, bougies, instru-
ments, rings or coIdlalS, pointing out
mvde of cure at once certain and vtfectu,l
By which every sufferer, no matter what his
condi;ion may be, may cure himself cheaplyi
privately ami radically. This Lecture viii
prove a boou TO thousands and thousands.
Sent. under seal, TO any uddress, ini
plain envelope, on the receipt OF two post
age stamps. idress the Publishers,
CHAS- J. e.. KLINE l. co,
127 Bowcry, New York,
Post-Offoe Box $SsS.
Nov- 10 fa-s-lr
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FRIDAY, JUNE 26.

The officers of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company issued an order to the
effect that until further notice five days
will constitute a weeks work in their
shops at Altoona, consequently there
will be no work done in the shops On
Saturday of each week.
The Geological Board of Pennsylva-
MA met 10 Harrisburg.
The Women's Temperance Conven
tion, assembled at PIitsburg, adjourned.
The International Convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at
Dayton, Ohio, endorsed BY resolution
the women's temperance movement.
Two Helena, Arkansas. editors had
= fight with pistols. A hals dozen shots
were fired. They are better at writing
than shooting No one hurt.
81. B. Koch, ex-county treasurer Of
Wayne county, Ohio, convicted of the
embezzlement Of 5000 of the coun-
y funds, has cesu sentenced to az I'm
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-07-01
COLOMON SEIBER,

SOLOMON SEIBER,
VIII visit MiffIin and Patterson every
Tuesday. Thursday and $ Saturday mornings
and will furnish the citizens of these Dor
oughs wit the best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, &c.
at ths very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.
Ap~ii q, ls72-I ?.
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NEW OPENING
1T PERRY YSFiLLE.

q s. MILLS takes this method of re-
N. turning thanks to citizens OF Perrys-
vile and surrounding country for past Ia
yOrs, and, having formed the firm of g. :.
MILLS S son, they hope to merit con-
tinuance OF patronage. They car now bet
ter serve the public, having just opened out
a regular business OF Merchandising in all
Goods usually kept in country store,
such As
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Assignees' Notice.

Miniintown, June Il, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LcxDoS Nov. 6-l930 m-U9led States TenpoTty oo'a'
IOip kie Railway shares ZO4G 2; co. IleeIII,
lIygEPooL Nov G-l2:3O mCotioo Is quiet End unehanefd
Upauas 7G1J Jldi Mdding Orleans o'e~o4L sats
IL 900 including 1000 bales for speculation ana 2r .Ae
ss4s Of the been $4,000 bales OF which VOOO we're
,akeu export 5000 speuahon tue stock IN port
5Ss bae including 10000 Amen the rceps Of the WetA
have been bales nrug $4,000 Anenean actual eIpoT
scsa; Isles of hcdug oreen nothing below Low
MJn.s svped October ard NoeTler at l3t0 IIeadsnfs-
5bt receipts Of the three es lave been $4,000
oaariers inousing 10000 AEJfsp, -
LoypoS CO T. ETie Railway shares 2j Pans dispatches
quote ReuteS at 62t Zoe.
yERPool Nov GO p m.saes Of Cotton Oa the basis Of
nothing below Good Ornary shipped December ana
5aruay 71si Breals9ds quiet Cora 3Sl6 = quarter
Cheee 7Oi6 = for the eest grades Of American hne
rvgRroo $3.50 mTbe rates Of discount in the open
ma k,t months bills 32 per cent winch s z per cent
below Ebg and CJnsols Tor money 95G53s o
iIyEGroo Nov G-2:SO m-Of tie sales Of Cotton to-day,
1000 bales we're Amercin
LoyDoN Nov $3.50 p mThe amount Of bgAoo Withdrawn
o England balance to-day SO3UVo Enc Kali
vsy shsres 26t Pans dispatches q9:e kenies At 62 l2e
IoNDos 6-3 3Oi. Spirits Petroleum II q q "a gallon
IoNpoS &C ?. u.E1e RailwaT snsres. 26-4dGO-2
LIsERPooL &C msaes Il Cotton on ne bass OF Md
ding Cplass Lehns osow Good 0ny hpgsl October aud No
y.ur Sl6L nOng below Low hi1dln2s, shipped Ocio-
rcr November lc 1sde ReIorlLe market ior yarns
snd fabrics 81 Nal chester IL qu,et but lrn
IoVpoy. soy. C--Ts Low. 4 y cat.
hSTwExP Nov. SPctro,cum % y for fue Pale Amercln.
LoNpOs Eov 6-Lvenins. -, acnt'a LiAsee' 90 Q3O j.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

:: ss I'd ss r. s @ ss ' 5s sii aa ls siss
Nov sas, I'D uSssosss Com s ,tssy $
c .ss e. 'ss tss's Ss''' ;..''
s e,..!S5 sy; Cos S2ssa Barley 81 oasi L.
"sf ncvys Now Unchanged whs, uneh,ncd Corn
f' Pas dSs, ass ssSiasiS sSS oi
b1t M.t.-sScsiae % $ass, RIB Sides io'' Lard
Ty sa1sS sa; sTIsy w. 9 s. and UNCHANGED ss soas7 Corn
and t o, scarce and S% q e2e gus Meat, ND s% s%
sssas ss: Sides si9s. ssns sstSa
Nov Srour G and ss seA'sSa So1ss
Sssns, sSs IL dsn.sd ,sa aG Ssp
S ssas s SS price, higher i''s e.
,Is.%Sss,; fssP; to iSaI: sso st r'e 10
osseso Sc GsssiD.s1Se0o bSa Flour $4,000 bush wheat
S, a oCs oGss wss .ay a UNCHANGED. l. ss
G''s &
$1,000 sa BsS ca. good At ''@iDs Il 4 End Psa1 c M7 f @
$40 cr y16o.ed MisedsSSr. $40 s6iD.ies' s22S 2
M h1s s sssSsgs sS &c 's to sss4
so Albany sie Lake RScepissi 800 wheat q 600
Ssss SSEP d0SSS fSf Ssy
Wisconsin and asss.s I.a.".
SlS S,si % sSGp 'l1i"
S 20 q R{s S. ssf ss:s iiis
s 1S saSs GHai iS sIis
s s, GS'R RS c Cheese s
Kew-York Fancy Western Pine, 16dl62 Prime NewYok
4Ldl5l2c; Prime 14d15c Eggs firm; state, New
yersey. and Delav 29d90c Western. 27G2Sc -
ST LOWS 6Four dull and uhcbaned Wheat hrmer hrt
Slows No Red Pal. 94s4c Nc Red Winter 81 O6 cssh; De
mOe q osasl 90 Corr lower N No. o Mixed ,a, SSGgS' sg @ i
for each OF December unchanged Rve inactive No
S7QSSc whisky 99c PORK in good demand io
future SIS seller 30 Dry ssIted Nests and
que ouY obbug good inquiry for futures bot pacser
and hold shove buers views Green Hams S
December Lard active l2o cash ~ ls seller all The year n sna
months Live hcgs UNCHANGED CaieIny low gsGes oG
Scaawags Coed Native Steers II 5Od$i heceptsooV
bbl Four II 900 Wheat; $4,000 bub Corn 5000 bash
1000 bush Barley 1000 bnsh RYE, 55OO hogs l'oOo
Cattle Shipmen-3 BUSH Wheat. 5000 bush Corn =
TOLKDo 6-Four steady Wheat active and hgher No
White Wsnash 81 l9dSl 20; No do, 81 "a No. Whte
Micgn 81 i49 Era do. 81 2o Amber Michigan I cash s ana
Noynber ~ OS2 December 81 O92 January, 81 10; No
Re 81 il a No Red 81 05i No amber Illinois 81 "a; & no.
Novem6er Gee; DceubeT, 6jc Low Mixed 72lsc New do
No 63 2c Oats quiet and unchanged
to buffalo zd4c; to Os~eso O4HO'4c So'er
seed So 90 Receipts-i 900 bb Flour $4,000 bush Wheat
AZ 600 hush Corn 2C00 bush Oats SbipmeDs-loo bash
40UJ bush. Os. no.
wusyGToN; n G.. 6-Spiits Turpentine firm az SOC:
Ron dull 81 Strained Turpe3ne STEADY at ~ %
for 81 60 for Yellow Dip and 81 for Virgin Tar seaay AZ
81 90
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

kxwysKK Nov 6-Brs.yes-Todas's recdEs 45'ea or
vs 99s against 1910 for tie
rS, saos as prime steers were shade CHER very Poor
g ss nvs ss nsa Sn . S s;oSg % Se & eo TO- To- S AZ 50 T.
ieI4n, fsr sold at 62dS4 ID to dress % ID
cs~pSta cars; H. c,Is; GTca GO cars. J.
br1esG'a NecI01 e, WssoS yaS' Taisas Bss c
Mcpherson sd for Newton 81 ohio siee . s~t 'ysr &
Msoar owt At ga l02e r. 10 eT ls 55a57 H.
Zoe n dIes; SO p AND n, n own account 100
for Bradurn, "a OHIO steers CIV" average at lo0
Clare K.hu sr Johnson II Iudsu. steers cwt 9is m
ds,55 D. and for Hart II dO little cOarser e"t at 9e
Bfsy Croft Co. s. Ohio SnsS7,a Syt Ct 9s
sssn,P SO . Missouri ,se ;seT; , Is.
T.Gl2e ana for Briggs. I6 do IA at lie p n
% GR 'hs o d Ta s. @ . %s one
Devon M dress 50 b; 81 M,syand sst 90
steers cSt az 4c lG bulls 1,4oo lbs
ehaVen for UOty Co, car for H.
6Siy wcsiteer sold on own 10 Illinois steers sh
ewt = 50 bulls $50 Bs at Sl2
Sr H. MNasers Is state steers ga ewt at Oc y III to dress % lbs
CayE-Reeepis were 3 making l6e last four
s S o s0: M nv % a.sde nf Re MI s % s' g *n o
1O su fsir t. good and mixed lots were sold on the
ss7 IS = james KIRBY sold GO state 80 head
n Western calves at SO each stO slS TO- and DO $40 oo
SHEEP lrD offerings todsY at Forty
egLt Jersey and Foruehs. total OF IL
1916 head making l2SO for the las. four days against
525 la week There molernte
heep former ;d the sales were at 2
y picked lots 5S4b6c lambs and tme
4 n, and stc for the choicest
Elliott sold 40 Ohio sheep s. 10 at &c Z
2S 81 n 5ase 90 DO, lO3 d. at 5c 40 do 79 b
q Size 5G d. Josh B 6e i79 sste lambs 80 ID, at M
- d. 50 To- 74; do 73 II, at 94c and "a eo 10 d. at
Slc. . ,.
Kase Son sold 50 70 a4i4c p 10
2U3 Ohio sheep, 40 n 44 y
n 1856 d. 81 n 4c 1872 Do 81 L D. at4as, l54 DO ~ b
SC Az DO 9s 10 at si o13 do 92 d. al 4e and 70 OHIO
Tai,p Leh soi 2 9 Ohio sheep 76 70 average at 4c 10
Pdcoc sod l19 Ohio 0G at c y NJ 81
d. 81 y. 4i 30 ~ R at c and l44 kentucky sheep,
KIby sold Ill state sheep 81 average Size q d. A do,
100 n 52c 50 do 40 b &C.; 1875 Co.. ssh ID, al 41s;
sheep and ab Te1 al &C. ? % lGl state lambs II r. c;
ST.; AZ Go 81 h. at Sc 81 Co htl2t at 7c 81 DO Co. VI ID,
SIG. ard 10 DO. Il 70. 50 80 p H. 49,, A. .,.,
SwISE-Recig;s to-day AZ 5OJi .ne .os
2O7S for the um- -. "eA
Nothing lack offerings Dressed hogs we're
the opening but cosel aboa; aoy at S4Go % Y 10
BUFFALO 6.-CATTLR-The receipts TO-DAY 51s head
supply thus far sO92 head 4l6 carr
time last week No sales to-day for
sHgxP Laxss-Reeep to-day GOO head making the total
0iO head, aganS. 22iO head Tor
last The market closed da and heavy several
oscs OF es;er sheep were bed CIas lambs SG 25G$6 '5
Csnsdl sLeep. - JO0 - western sheep, - ass %
has y 81 $40 279O0 head for the time
Ist seei the mild weather caused 10
be shade oasi IQkes 50 s5aS6 20 heavy hogs 50 5OG
50 ". >->-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

Hees generally expected wsker feeling the s
holders especially those Who have msiuSy about n
wantei the close who have ample %
carrying them disclosed 70 make material
scvty woos suitable isr ,ss
class have continued IN demand with constantly % have
sul fair inquiry for them and most o. tn xi
s,ors rs,uis We wd TINS al length goods question at
friends In the Woogrowng districts may @ ~" ssn,Saa
OF aSe In the mAnuare article and TINS brings TO the subject
meetHg Of the Wool Trade called on menu Ia ~ W,
@ , ~ ~ w %ss opder tbe present There little dOubs
that the tars has existed for me ps % no
fsns nor has protected manufacturers Of hae goods as was a
pece meeting the faey OF e nn was co. snu re-
sires npoer materials; bat little howsv
beyond se spPes c nnss ss different
heads tsf In closing would >aY IN reg 70
stus he trace before New yesrs demand range OF val
We qeete: - .rc,.
H,wYoRk McHeAx ISpIAsA wlscossSIssJHcny feeeG
lsG50e Tbes-auMeT FSbocded Aernc 4Iasee; hsr
S1sSs Scsc f.:sss .Ss4,s; co%6us ficece 6sGeIe.
ONO yssyA-C6cee Selected sssey pssoe
S.noc 81 5 HafSooa Feeoe a55e hlecd Fleece
I9a52e Common Fleece Comong rece v S az,
.,ro 46a4ac Hsfbcod Piece 47a soc Quaeboei Fleece IL
da7e COmbing Fleece. t7d60e. os.a.
INV Ashed Fleece. 36d4Oe; UPwlshel Combing, 4304S3
TpswAsHsD NOoL-CboNe. 59a62e Far. o4dosci lr'eno'
PuIGE6 wooI-Sew-yors City Ex,raePulcd 4oe15e fe.
dot c super Pulled 449T1e NeGf9Ts efg % LAMBS ~ r
l5eiee7 Country rPukd 4oGo5e Country Lambs fneo a.
CAIIvoRsA Spring Clip 3O934e sprns Clip medium 10
3ae; spng Clip gra end bury p 2se Far Clip "a
Tyxs-Fire Eastern so SGc; Medium Bsten 32dSse Low
2sd2sc-: Infenor 22a2ae: yery bury, lsd22c -
Memo and aers sOGS2c MontevdeO MennO and Me,a 81
a5e Clothing as GjOc Australian Combing 4sS9Zc
wnls1YTbe demand tsr and Brces frm sales 0' |oo s'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA RAlLR0ADiLTETE .dIII

DEM IV ANA RA lLRO a D.-lliE
i GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans NsWtok from loot Desbros'es aud CoHanit as
R,pre.s for Hrsbarg Pittsburgh the South Pull
Palace attached $3.50 and $3.50 SUNDAY and
Por Lock Haven va Phil. Ere r. DIV.
meeting Phsdepba $3.50 Whhsnsport Lock Hasen,
Ere $500 connecting Cory Tor lHusVe Peto
wsshnyton snd the South Limited Warrington Er
Pal PAror Cars daily ereep; Sunday N $3.50
nye Washington 4l0 Regular at o:iO H. and n
hIprsss Tor Phladeptia $40 1890 4:l0 g.
$50 81 D. aud IL nsat SUNDAY D. l. $50, sai p H. Lm'
raal ro am oS,I'oe for Trenton at 1920 A. H. sni2rm
ro Sewars $40. 7:ZO. 40 o. 10 II II ~,
23O g. TO- 3:4O 4lO $50 5:2O. $40 d. blO $3.50 13O
s:lO 1880 and night SUNDAY 5;2O and s:lU
For kirabeth d. $50 1870. $40 D. 8. 10 m II IN
go $40 $40 4lU 430 $3.50 52u $40. o. $40. $3.50. Z
f:3v Sic. 10 ll:3O and IL night SUNDAY 5:2O l. AMI
70, Rsiv,, $50 TOO, g. 1oa m - NJ / Q 2:3O 3lO
a.aU !, TO- 4j0 4j0 5;2O 5:4O D. $40 $50 = $40 10
m AMI II night Sunday. 5;20 AMI y. n.
For woobrdge PERTH AmbOy sni South Amboy aud 10 a
Sy NSwBuns~s l2o and IL . 3lO 4:3O. 5:2O
s:iV snd D NJ suI u ugLL Samoa. D.
FOR East Milestone. ~ noon. 3:lO and 43U D.
ror Krg. ton an norE hir, J;2O y.
ror isub,rtvilk and FlemilIton $50 a m.
Dor PhIrp rpsbars Beydere $3.50 a m, AMI D. IN.
F.r Boraentosn Burlington. Camden. - aud SJO
lg;O 2 l. 40 and ] .. IN.
roI Freehold Z ;2ns snd i;lO m
o, Pembson and Cndea Perm Amboy 80 p m
Iieh. sn and p nbertOp, 900 N.
Trans arrive foloxs-f Pittsburgh 600 aud $3.50 m an1
9:o5 D. Dali, G50 ta .IeeDI Msneay. From masn'ns
No. and lOi21 From PbindeDhia o. go, 6oO lOilo
l;55 u 2:lj. 4:l5. 5l5 600. s:ii lO2I D. sunday
6i0. 6;20 $3.50 IL 80 m. $3.50 aud lO;2I D. m
626 and 944 Broava No. Aor House. and toot OIL
D,sro-s aHd Cotlsnfts, Newiorhi No Coust bo1ai
,ni i0 and lls Iluson-st HoboEen bmgrsn Ticket
oace No Battery.p d. ~ BOYD r Gen. Passenger Agent
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New-York tribune., 1874-11-07
poyRcTIC MARKETS

Itn,vr roy G-No movement in Wheat steaiy quiet
rcas State al II 5 50 600 Nei g 90
n. ss lfsy& & @ S s teaues @ Of Gu5S or al grades
i sAS5 S5, f 9 bette, S Ian Y lat 3 aa M 6s e7sn s so
f. .eaee-Y sesrs eoats - .noafI ayeI1'ns % go %
prices s45dsO veal Calves nOninsy at 7gs4 The name
Shee2 sad lambs auee-5ss ~ for lambs NE ienIe is az 'r
52d5Ac. L,mbs Common ran, 5aGci tar 20 Good sac
Goo pacsag sock Rscpis Qaosdons - 5Oas7 30
r,oSl 81 o0J bCh WaesI bush. CON $4,000 nus
Oss $3.50 bash Bare5 20 bush Gems; ssiSIsu-Wh
h,h Raj eSy waet 61G5i egsl' Cor 'Sg29 oqshi Oats
g. FozT a. l5J0J bb esera SHne - IS
a :6 BaIefs 50 75ds sGes6 2j' wn So 5Oas7 80
81 asked icr ssaee No spng M"askee No. @ sprSg & he'd
q ls 2sgSl ~ ~ Corn 9 e GS0o No western IN e
iot. a. S2e dull No Western bed s 4a55e. RYE
%sY s. Western II 4OasI 45i Canada 81 45
B1LTinokE &C and STEADY Low Mddln,s lae
PoGr dal ana uaehrg~ Wss'1" sse'9 seaa S9assIn ea
3 81 IL GToT No. ssd wc.e i 56 i6 No. ao
q 81 g. S 0 dd Ned ii hsf ga 81 q 5%s S amber $ 4S
Western esl; White soobem % Gsoe yellow DO. Soc Mixed
Mixed Western 60a6le; me do sc Ba'er Gull at goa9jC
s4aS C.e,I SIDE; i3: sSssrC area Hans i4ai6c Lard
unchanged we,er very dull Coce Tub 2sa s0e Caocs
70 Go@S fs51sS? soeea4sd Coffee quiet and nomin
S SS, S Sae a1a OH.lgst Wheat .cye oi
se,e sd .c'ree 30 G1e7i eh or Move rS SS'e
1 be a ss Hea Mixed 7eci Re,sclsd eoc 0.s
setye s5e hgse, No es.h November 46s4c lie
Barley se,ivs and higher No sYrbg 81 20 cah Ho,I or
Deoember No 1o II or Pork active higher At SIS "a h
sl7 all year el7 IS PebruAry Lard ip air dss, I
Igher els spot slI 1881 80 ali The year hui Me-
and unehsnge1 Whisky steady 96L Pregltsn
54ie o. The Ogen Board this s.r1OOa wsa. So &c.
y,I; 81 November. k1oepts-7 900 bb Poa,
o. 900 bush Wh 23UC0 bush Com. 20 600 bush osts ~ 0j
Barley. Slpnens-lOOOO bbl FlonT OTD mn w -,
b. 900 bost Con- GOCO bah O4t, loo Lgsa aye q OO b
Jafey.
,ixcNSATi. Nov POur firm snd 10 fair demanl Wheat o,
ret kod 81 U3Q%l y5. Csn tn Aew 0t3c Oat, -
o. a3d66e Rye sdy u Jic Barley hm; No synag II "a -
a. - e.y. Lard tTMsri steam. .rrDaed c spt.
lL SOTsyeIj x stes q! Us Is% ks.s Asss a.slaa.eii
New-York tribune., 1874-11-07

PHILADELPHIA Nov. 6WOo quiet but im Ohio Peunsylvana
a., Wr Virginia Double above 50 5G Extra 54d Doc
%En Coarse 50aj2l2c. Newiork Michigan Indiana
afd Western Fine 4SG5lc MEDIUM 53a Doe Coane 5Oc Comp
ing waste GOa6jc Comb2g unwashe 4Zd4'e Canaa COMP
e 5 Pine unwahed 3j 36e. Coarse and Medium, washed
I0a42 TWasbe 50 6Oc Colorado washed % 35e Color
90 rnwsbei 23a2jc Extra and Meno Pulled. 43a47c. No
SQver Paed 45d4sc Texas Fine and Med11 y 800 le'
C,e 22dZ7c Caolnia Fine and Medium, 3Od4Oe California
Coarse. 1Q31c
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence r. 6Prhtng Cloths continue strong al
So M ls standard and GisQuaIes with fair denan.