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Western meas. oaah; $4,000 tobblng; ,$17.5o for
o1tra primo; $20.00G20.25 for p * lnesH.
Doof quiet at $40 G0@ll.00 for nov, 8, moBs
$12.G0@18.00 for new oxtrn do. - hams
firm ut $22O0@2400. Ttoroo beef Cat $500
t9)2Q.G0 for new primo mcHs; $22 S~+3.0U for
India do. Lard quiet; sales, 100 !: At 1870
14o for primo steam. =:
Whtaky-Market ateady; sa1of 6 brlR at 900
per gal!nn.
Froghts-Tho market for ] r. frsights Is
worry quiet which Ia usually til 49, =, on Hatur-
day. Hates unchanged EnfS;S sntB ipclnio
to Liverpool By Htoam, COO bs.. :: ,acon ut Yfv.
aud % tons OIL Gall, ut 49, ! % London by
Htcant. I,uUu hrla flour, 2B ClartetB dull,
and rotes firmly held. -
Dressed hogs-Easler psicos. with good do
maud; 8@S14o.
New YoHK. Nov. 7.-The condition Of affairs
in Wall street wanno materially different to-day
from Yesterday, with tho exception Of thontrongti
of Union Pacific, which advanced / nor cent,
Pacific Mail and other stookB were strong With
out worry notable fluctuations. Tho c1icf deal
inEB being In {boAidoe Union Pacific aud Pacific
hail, IN which strong desire to sell waH evi-
dout) Eric, Northwestern, Wabash, Lake Shore,
and st. Paul. Tie project Of tho Pacific Hail.
roads 10 start uow limo Of steamers shortly be-
twoan Cola and China has much to to with tho
strength OF tho Union paciic, nnd weakness OF
tile Pacific Afail. The hitter corporation started
to-day tuInor that the formor had been induced
to abandon thoir steamship property. hut tho
stnto!nant gained little credencB. Tho II yorablo
bank statement and expansion of loans nv not
able
, 1874-11-09

Specfas Uispatch IN Tho CHICAGO Tribune.
NEW YoltK, hoY. 7.-IeHs doing III flour. Tho
market generally il without decided change;
Bnlpa. l9u0 brln at 34.0D@,4.25 for auperlino
Htatn; S4.70D5.0D for extra do; 55.05@5, 10 for
choice do; S515@5.G5 for fancy do: ;:4.00@425
for s1poriine Western; $4G0D5.00 for common
to medium extra Wsstern; $55o@5.75 for
choice white wheat Weatorn extra: Si.7505.00
a5.05@G.70 for trade brands; SI.g06D6.0il for
common to fair extra st. Loui8; aud SG.05@9.Q1
for good to choico do. Southern flour quiet
without dacitod change; aaloa, 7Ql brls at $3.50
05.75 for common to lair extra; e5.80@3.25 for
good to choca do. ltva lour ia stoady, with
moderate inquiry; aates $40 brls at $4.10@5.25.
Corn-nseal tluiot; HaleB 800 brls at 54 1UGD4, ,76
for Western; $3.50 for Drandywine.
0rain-Wleat market shade firmer, with
moderate inquiry, partly, speculative: satos
T5.U0o bu at $l.83 for No. 8 spring $l.880D1 .o8
Tor Nc. 2 Chicago; 4l.l0 for No. 3 Milwaukee;
al.11@l.15 for old No, q spring 51.l5@l.2l for
No. Hprng S1.0l@l.20 Tor uusraded Iowa
aud MlMnesusa spring *l.l7@l.2 IA for wiHtar
red Westernn,; S4s23@1:251 for ambor ,,t9
rive IN so daya, $l.22, lye quiet nt ,BS 6S
III; choica two-rowed 6taso, e1.3a to arrive.
Darloy malt, ltttlo moro doing; Aales, IL. 500 hu
nj sl.a5 for Tina Wostern $l.@ for old Lake
Bl,oro; $l.5u caatl for now Canada. Corn OK
cited, and l6D2o higher; aalee, LII. 900 bt ut 009
Dlo for Western mixed III storei 1115o for do
R1Eoat, Oats tirmer aud mora actiyo; HaluH. &c.
0OO bl1 at u00DGae for mixed Western; 6l4jC4c
Tor rhlto Westosn; Clio for mixed In store.
pzoYiHions--Roxk market quiet, ss $l9.75 fos
, 1874-11-09

auspices Of tho Acting Governor, William r Ko!logg
tho Conservative party entirely sNcceahfu1. md
will havn In tin next Legislature, clenr majority
upon Joint ballot It Ia well aacctaine fact, That
thousands Of orr eolo7pa fr1inw-ettzcns voted the
consorvntyo ticket. Wo address YOU now 70 make
solemn but respectful protest agantt tic further oc-
aue.t their withdrawal With tug rcnrn Of OUT poo
pIo to power no assre you that tho civil la" VIII No.
come anlEeme that its sacred obligations w BE- sssog-
meg, hoh BY sho rnlcr aud tue ruo, and tn:t nero
VII 30 ample protection guaranteed to to and besty
within our borders. At proaent, aud fqr Soma weeks
past tho ssto-hoass haa bsen gsErlsodca by United
the appearance OF military roat than Of great
commercal metropolis whio tho agricultural interests
OF the State hhvo boon greatly inurcd by tho opera
so,s Of part Of tho army IN tho country parishes.
The Returning Board IL 10 meet Oh tho 11th Of this
month"; for tho purpose Of canvaasfng and compiling
tho election returns. and will bo assembled in the State
11ouHo. W. cannot hnt colatier 1t extremely i'm
proper that tho important civil work with
which that Board ia charged should 10
executed in tho midst Of tic bayonSts Of tho Fo1crn
Government. AZ the commencement Of tho ncw era
which scons dawntng upon our people. wa wish to
you and thu lcnple Of tho United atatca Of our
devotion 10 tho principles Of tho Constitution, an OF
o,,r steatfast purpose to uphold the cause Of public
liberty and good government.
fHtRped}, J. D. DunNa,
II. N. Ds,pEN,
H. +. JONAH,
A. ]. Lewis,
+. q. UkAcltAnE,
Cummittee.
, 1874-11-09
THE IOWA LIQUOR LAW.

CoTrfsponat'sct oT Ihe Chtea0o 1ribNne.
McGnEaon H.. Nov. 5.-.lho work for the
suppression of tho sa!o OF intoxicating liquors
has commenced in orr city again. Under our
Liquor law. tho purchaser may maintain aa nc
tlon aud recover back the monoy paid for liquors.
to bo tho intent Of tho law. A. soars son,e time
ago bought Of II. F. Newell, Of McGregor, eleven
barrels Of alcohol. To-day seura commences
suit againss NeweIl for tho recovery Of tho
munoy paid for tho alcohol, aud without doubt
will rocuyer tho full amount. Mrs. Nancy r.
Moody today commenced two suits. for s., 900
each, against james Glonnon and 1Saao Gold
smith, for damages sustained to herself aud
family in consequence OF thoir selling her hus-
band Intoxicating liquor at divers times. Thoae
cases sill probably stir up more litigation in tho
aama direction.
, 1874-11-09
ITALY.

ELECTIONS IN TIsOHHES8-
noME. Nov. 8.-Ellctions for tho Chamber Of
Deputies are in progross. Ot seventeen mosa-
bors known to 10 elected, olovcn belong to
various sccttous OF the Right. The following
Ministers have boon returned: Minghctti, tho
Premier, from I,egnnno Ricotti Magnaui. from
Navarro. aud tho Minister OF N1arino from
pozzyuli. Signor Lauza Inns been eloctod ut
Turn.
RoME, Nov. 8.-In tho elections, SO far ns is
known, 180 candidates Of the Right aud 20 Of
tho Loft have beom returned. Fisconti, Yenosta,
Selta, and Borromeo arc ru-elccted. Soc
ond ballots will he necessary II,
l33 places which failed Of election,
among them Genoa, Turin, Floronco, AlcaHi,a,
Vonice, Leghoru, yerona, and Milan. The can
dldates to undergo second ballot arc ntcasoli.
poruzzi, LA3larmora, and Garibaldi Tho
latter stood at the head Of tho pol!
in two districts Of home, whore
second ballot takes place next Sunday. The
o'cctorai contest il distinctly between tho Right
and the Left. 1t il estimated TINT the Govern
n1ent will eyontaaily attatn d majority Of 80.
, 1874-11-09
MISSOURI.

TIE MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 8.-Tho Democrat has
Official returns from 47 countics, and reported
maiorities from Al othor countfos Of this State,
which gire Hardin, Dotn., for Governor. major-
lily OF 33,301. Tho aanne couiltios gave WootlAon
3i,051 in 1872 Tho remaining 2G countios in tho
State gave Woodaon 1,3o2 majority two yoars
ago.
, 1874-11-09

Special D.spateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
East SAGINAW, Nov. 8.-Reuben ". AudruB,
Republican candidate for Sheriff. and who was
defeatod last Tuesday, will contest the election.
It Ii. claimod that the ballot-box waa stuffed In
tho Township OF St: Charles, aud aieo that ttcre
aro serious Irregularities In the Township OF
Brady.
, 1874-11-09
JAPAN.
A BUDGET or NEWS.

huDthF VI NEWS.
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 14.-The Chinese question re-
maius unrett,ea. but tho most recent ,utolieeucp
:, rm% w '"'o'
~ - po"o''u'' AA' onpauseo piopat"'ioaa noSot-
theless: continue without interruption. Arrango-
nents hnve been perfected for transporting
TO- GOO troopb. in case they aro needed. Bodies
of citixons from ,1l tho prov;,,ca oro ao,dino
t,o.ti"n. - ~ ,sa,,sa t.. 49, s., a. ".e ss,
pot't!o"b W w entolleo i'll sne arny Ut navy Il
proclamation las beon Issued assuring safety to
Cl1uoaB residents. Tho first information. which
Was giyon through tho Nev York Associated
prosa. has inst nnnoared an1 lin onxiotv NJ tho
o,;s 10" -. yIas al" 'no " 'no
cnlneSo Fale9eo'
Tie on'ted states Minister 10 again demand.
Ing the removal Of Americans from thu Formo-
san service, uo asserts his right to uroyout Alr.
Waa.on yro,n re,rr,,;,,, t,,ara In, dso,i,,os -
oxorc,ae it an1 inssts that % t,,s Iana"can fs',v.
n1nment s's rastro',, lin rnrs far b;a J,.
manJ has ~ nnt hoan snno11nd T., '"A ~" "o'
Tor;stratton t ~ aii suniccta M ,,s hcar or,er.
ri iii, v;aw ~ ,,na.;h; ,ii;, ~ orv;"a =, H.
, 1874-11-09

SpsclEE U8NIlth 70 TIE Ehcd00 7FfbfE7tt.
BLooM1Naron, ILL.,, Nov. Bit was arranged
to hold grand jubilee III this county tomorrow
night In honor Of tho 1econt victories in the
Thirteenth Congressional District. The meet-
ing will not bo hold. as hr. Stevenson, who was
elected on tho Independent Reform ticket. is
opposed to tho same, for tho reason that his oloo
tion ia due to tho gteat number Of Republic
ans who votod for him.
, 1874-11-09

Specf1z DI8Fl1cH "a TIE EHFcIId6 7Fa1EH7.
BArTLE CHEER, afich., Nov. 8.-A meeting Of
Democrats WIS Lcld last eyaning to rsjoico over
their victory. Mayor Cox presided Speeches we're
made by tho Hon. Charles 8. May and Jamcs s.
Uptou. May rehashed the old story that the
Republican party Ind fulfilled its mission and
TINT itB career WAS o,<led mud said that lilo great
Reform party of tho future would conducE the
GOYnrnmeut.
, 1874-11-09

NIlBUEItIANE
POLITICAL FIGURING AT MILWAUKEE,.
Special Dfsnatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Nov. 8.-The Nc,os cfainH q
Democratic minority on tho vote In tho State Of
over 1900.
Keoshaw and Harrlson's friends claim them as
pledged autt.Carpontor mon. A determined
effort is to bo made by Republicans here to
elect Waehourn to tho Unitod States Scnato.
, 1874-11-09


TIE RECENT ELECTION.
Corrtsppaience AZ The Chitaao tribune.
LANs1Sa. Mich, Nov. 7.-Chamborliu's major
isy iu Clinton County Is t33 Ia 1ouia, 100. Bag
ley's majority In Montcalm County is $50; iu
Barry, 45N; il Gratiot, 200.
Republican county tiokots wora successful In
Eaton and Livingston Countcs,
, 1874-11-09

Mai. Daniel f4elIs

LoaANsroAr. Ind, Nov 8.-Alaj, Daniel Bell,
soldier OF tho Battle Of Tippecauoe, aud tho
first white settler Of Logansport diod last night
at Ills residence in Galveston, this county, at the
ngo of 96 years. He will bo buried tomorrow
by the Old Settieru and the militarY,
, 1874-11-09
THE WEATHER.

nogiou, clearing aud coulor woathcr, south or
wost winas md stationary or rising haronlotsr.
For tha northwest, generally clear a,ll COOLER
weather, With variable winda and stationary or
riaiug barometer.
, 1874-11-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

New YouK, Nov. 8.-Arrlved, steamships Re-
public aud Egypt, from Liverpool:
LONDON, Nov. 6.-rha steamships FriBia aud
hliulstor Room, from Now York, have arrived
out.
NEW York, Nov. 8.-Arriyed- Steamer uol,en-
ataulfen, from Brol!en.
, 1874-11-09

Independent; Je,'uey, Democrat; and nsnkln,
Republican. Salter and Rankin arc from Hon.
dcrsot. and Jonney from Hancock. Tho Repub-
1icans In M somo paris of this county rather ovcr-
did tic matter In "pumping" TO- savo Rankin.
and now express rcgrot that Lane, OF this
county, IL defeated, for no sVaa most compliant
man, D.
, 1874-11-09
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Nov. 8.-Tho Stormons began their
llalf-yoarl3 conference in this city today. Over
/, 1u0 delegates wore present.
ukIyEnHrrY or Ep1SIuNd.
The stuleuta of tho University nf EdinbnFE
l1avs decided to elect the Earl Of Derby to the
Lord lloototahp.
, 1874-11-09

In Middlebnry. w., tho young gentlemen
Hail." under tho lapro Of their ooats and Tho11
bored by invetarate takors they JUST turn IN tho
lapel and display the badge The <'sn IL said
to work An0lY.
, 1874-11-09

Special Dispatch h 1hs CAttaao Tribune.
FoRr MADISON, ia,, Nov. IA destructive fro
brohe out GU Second street ut II o'clock, and III
BtiIl raging. Tha businosa porslon at tho tow,
Ia atil! III danger. 1t 10 supposed to DO tho worli
OF iupeuliarieH,
, 1874-11-09
FRANCE.
VT Ecr,ToN Ed

PARIS, Nov. 8.-Partial rcturns at elections Tor
membors OF tho Assembly held to-day place
NM. Montjon aud parBy, Republican candidatce,
ahead in the Departments Of Drome and Nurd,
md tho DuKe DoMonchy, . Bouupartist III tho
Department Of OiBe.
, 1874-11-09

NEW fUHk CUEBTITuTIUENTi AttEHDHENTS.
New YonK, Nov. 8.-Tho Times says: at IL
highly probable that seyen Of the eleven prepo-
sitions submitted to tho people with q Wow to
tho amendmont Of the State Constitution haye
been defeated. Those rejected arc said to bo
tho amendments aimed against bribery at cleo
three years. aud shortening time within wl,ich
ho can retain bills for sigDaturo those designed
to check the incnrring Of indebtedness by
State or local Governments on bohalf Of railroad
tie punishment as criminal orenso Of giving
or taking Of bribes by members Of tho I.ogisia-
tlro or othora holding office under the lnws OF
the State. Those supposed adopted are to clock
special legislation. canal jobbory. and the alena-
tion Of tho sinking fund.-"
Judge Hogan intends to contest the scat of
Mr. Monde from tho Fifth ConerosBona. District
and clnima in card to tho press that he will OK
pose tho frauds praotcod to defeat him. '
, 1874-11-09

Names Of Republicans In Roman; Democratic in
ffHfjc: Iutlc,euents, In EMAIL cAps. The aHtcrisk
lpuotcs member Of tho lust LeBB]nturo re-eieotedj
TIft aFHATH
, 1874-11-09
FOREiCN.
Tho Difficulty Between China
and Japan Anlicab1y
Settled.
The Elections in France and ITALY.
CHINA,
4 SETTLEMENT,

SHANGHAI. Nov. 8.-rho difficulty botweon
China and Japan has boon amicabIy arranged.
Chiua agrcos to pay an indemnity Of 500, 900
tacla, in consideration Of which tho Japanese
troops arc 10 be- Withdrawn from FormoBa
, 1874-11-09

| IL. Leo and oglo. Candidates: .for the Nopst-
Isaac nse h Of 0gie; Horny D. Dement, a. Of 1So;
Frctler"k Il. karah {p.}, ot ogle William Dolaa pl,
/ Tnun i tofT >7|F ="
, 1874-11-09

rwEN9Y-YouRTa aERATon1AL DISTRICT.
Correspondence o( Ths Chicago 1f,hAte,
CAnrHAak, ILL.,. Nov. 7.--Ihe otiloial uolint IN
Representatives in tho THonty- fourth Senatorial
District. (Hanoook aud l1sadaraon) elects 8Altar,
, 1874-11-09

BAN FnAyo1sco Nov. 8.-H. s. stevens has
been elected Delegate to Congress from Arizona
by about 200 mn jority.
, 1874-11-09


WI|liun Rowc1itfe,
Pdtrrk ". HuHHr,
NFcArIrrLAT1n..
Republicans, CO; Democrats, Is independents, "a.
LaIt House: " Republicans, 60 Democrats.
, 1874-11-09

Ill. Madison. FIR t|s Ssnute--5nhn bnttneE tls,>.
2,7a1; William IT, Krone !N3, 4,917 FIR has Hous"-
4,3SaN; Frank y. plko {O) 5,o52;5; George L. Weig-
ler tO.). 5,161>6.
"a. FaycttH md Marion. Candidates; For !hs 'shn-
ate-Wiam Henuingcr {l.,), Of Fayete; JDhn Thonlp-
soA {D> OF Marion; Alexander II. Wing o., ot Fay
otte. For Tho Itoase-W. i. Hubbard sn) Alfred b.
Gro3by tD.}, rlnInaa L. Merrttt tU Iohn D. Johnaon
I l Ilnt,f mil, Et1,Atl l III 0f Marian
, 1874-11-09

20. Peoria. Total Yote: .ror the {foWst-1,illus T.
Starr {R.>, s,s49M; William RoweAHc <l:}, s&9a;
Patrick W. Dunno {D.), 6,333; Thomas Htgya tD.1
4056.
~. Logan and Tazcwell Candidates: F9r tbs
senate-James Y. 1tnbiaon Qs>. D. g. 4. 1attaback
Ne iioIt4<-Nclard Holmes iis q Tasowcll Robert
4. Tal,,ott .>, Of Logan Thoinas winne to, q! Lo-
Gan: UQracN 1. Sill l.l Of Tazewell: George v. Mid.
, 1874-11-09

:, -: peKalh, drnndy. and Kendall. Candidates.:
Fur tho Stnute-Aiiiea u. Onstlo (1t1 and john III.
Curry \o), BOTH of Doka.b. tor vi Iiaust-llsnry
Sheriff. tl Of Kon1ali: Daniel y: HALEY a., Of
GrMi!ay; William IL. DyurH tR} Of DaKalb; Phillip
EQllA fQA 0f ttuuklYs Ldkht1a 8. 1cGfrHth fQ4. Of
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
The Democratic Procession.

Last night there was an immense turning
out of Democrats. Conservatives or White
Leaguers, most of the men carrying lighted
coal oil torches. In marching there was
something which looked Ike military move.
ments. There was . large sprinkling of
youths too young to be voters, bu. they
helped to swell the procession. Mayor
Wiltz was the grand marshal, with an un-
limited list of aids. who showed off hand
somely. Along the route some buildings
were illuminated, but. except in . few in
stances, the display was sickly. 1t was ex-
pected that there would be great enthus,-
asm and an immense Outpouring of the
people. but it fel! far short Of expectation.
The advertisement did not state why the
procession was made. Had the money OK.
pended for coal OF! been used to purchase
bread and meat. many hungry mouths
would be satisfied to-day.
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FOREIGN.
R0uu,nnin.

BERLIN, November 1.-Nofthern powers
will not support the Grand Turks claim
that ROumania must obtain his consent to
commeScial treaties.
Stolen.
MADRID, November ..-The great painting
of st. Anthony, by Murillo. has been stolen
from the G athedral Oi Seville.
An Editor on the Stand.
VIENNA. November :-Herr Lechef. chief
editor OF the Psesss. has been examined in
reference TO the publication in that paper
of Won Arnim's dispatches. He refused to
state from whence the dispatches were OBJ
tanned.
News from Japan.
SAs Francisco, November The steam.
ship China brings Yokohama, Japan. dates
to October IA. The murderer Of Mr.. Haber.
the North German consul, was beheaded on
the twenty-s sixth Of September. The gov.
ernment of Eorea has promised to send to
Japan the heads of all persons Implicated
in the insult to the Japanese government.
The Formosa difficulty has not been settled,
and war between China and Japan still
seems imminent.
The ram Stonewall, which was reported
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
WHOLE NUMBER 1884.

ashore in the recent typhoon, has been
found to be all right.
The Japanese government has purchased
an additional number of transport ships to
be used in the event of war with China.
They also purchased the French steamer
Charles Albert.
Heinforcements for Irun.
BAfoNNE. November 7.-General Lama
with eight battalions of Republican troops
TO reinforce the garrison of Irun, reached
that town yesterday. There have been
many incendiary fires in Irun since the
commencement of the bombardment, but
they were speedily extinguished. 1t is be-
leved that the Carlists will be compelled to
raise the siege.
storm mt Monte video,
MoNTEvIDEo, November "A terrie$
storm is raging here. Several vessels in the
harbOr have been driven ashore and much
damage has been done ON land
stopping Arms.
The government has ordered that all yea
sells in the ports Of Uruguay having on
board arms and provisions destined for ths
rebels in the Argentine Republic shall bzS
detained.
From the Gold Coast.
LONDON, November .-Advlces from Gola
Coast state that great gathering of native
chiefs was held at Cape Coast Castle on the
twenty eighth Of October, tor the purpose
of clearly expressing their views on slavery
and other questions. King Koffee of Ash
antee, unable to recover ascendency oyep
neighbOring tribes, has settled dOwa
quietly and wishes trade relations resumed.
Houssas stationed on River Piah are 1Gso
laying traders.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08
NEW YORK.

The Tilfon.Beecher Case In Court.
NEW YORK, November s.-The case of
Tiiton vs.. Beecher will be called Monday
next in the City Court Of Brooklyn.
MOulton has been summoned to appear
Monday and plead to indictments foy libel
ON Ms Beecher and Miss Proctor.
4 Mysterious Crime.
The body Of George L. Lockwood, keeper
of the oyster grounds near Indian harbOr.
Connecticut, was found near that place
yesterday, and long, deep cut. which
severed the jugular vein, shows he was
murdered. Lockwood was an important
witness for the State in an action against
oyster thieves, and it is thought ho vas
murdered to prevent his appearing:
Bank etatement>
The following is the bank etatenenf:
Loans increase. o. 000, 900; specie increase,
$500,00O legal tenders decreased . trife:
reserves increase, el25,oOo.
General eheFlnao.
General Sherman visited the Produce Ex.
change to-day, and was received with cheers.
Mortuary.
The deaths this week numbered 53.
The Late Fart Of Charleyille.
The remains Of the late Earl of Charlie.
vile, who died ON Staten Island Tuesday.
we're sent to Liverpool odsy.
Failed.
Mr.. Murray, of the firm Of Murray. Meade
e. Co., wholesale shoe dealers, who have
failed. says the liabilities will amount to
$250, ,OO0. He attributes the failure 10 the
general shrinkage of business.
Strike sf Railroad LaboEe4A
Laborers in the employ of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Great western Railway at
New Bergen Hill Tunnel are out on q strike
to-day in consequence OF . decrease Of
wages.
epecie Shipments.
Specie shipments Of week e3S. 900. all
silver bars.
The operations Of tho Treasury at che
New York office during the week included
disbursements of 81, 900 on account of
interest; s., 900 in redemption of I've
twenty bonds, and receipts oa e!.ate. 900
for customs.
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THE TURF.
Postponed.

fO9tDO0e0s
San Francisco, November ..--The sssA
between Occident, Fullerton aud Chicago
has been postponed until Wednesday nsxs.
on account of rain.
Dexter PaSlk Racer.
CHICAGO, November AT Dextes 1sar4
this afternoon, in the trOttlng race for q
purse of $1,000, there were six entries and
four starters. Observer won in three
straight heats, Badger Girl second, John Ko
third. Ohio Boy fourth. Time-a:3yhso
2:3ile, 2:27.
In the running race, mile heats, for puras
of $500, Little Frink won, Lancer seconds
China Boy third. Time-I:59. 1:5s, 1:5i1 W,
Goldsmith Maid,
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-At PUi0e
Breeze, Yesterday, fer special purse op
$500, Goldsmith Maid trotted against g
record Of 2:l4, accompanied by bk. e
Charlie, to sulky: Time-First heat: Quare
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-08

APPROVED REAL ESTATE At AUCTION BY
THE SHER1FF.-Attention is called to the
sales at auction to be made to o-morrow at
noon. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange. Royal street. by the sheriff Of
the parish Of Orleans Said sales comprise:
I. Six lots Of ground, with all tho build
ings and improvements theieon. situated
in the Second District OF this city, on
Peters, Clay and Biepville streets.
.. And two lots OF ground, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, sit
uated in the Third District Of this city. on
Love street. between Louisa and Clouet
streets.
For full particulars and terms see adver'
fisameuts.