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The Coming Revolution.

From the Trenton True American Dem },
The revolution of which Ohio struck
the keynote last fall progresses. Nes
Hampshire led the way in the campaign
OF 1874, and Connecticut follows with a
victory still more decisive. In the lat
ter State the Administrationists may be
said to have met their Waterloo. They
are not merely defeated. They are
routed. They have lost every thing
and arc in the condition of an army that
has not only been driven from the field,
but SO badly punished in retreat that
they have lost all their munitions, and
are utterly unable to rally. The revo.
luton will go on, growing in strength
as it progresses, until it has swept to.
tally from power the party that has dis
appointed every just expectation of its
adherents, and alienated from its sup.
port every citizen who values good gov
errment.
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The SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
fuesday. April 81. 1874.
E0refgn.


The Carlisl force before Ger ,na has
retircl, the municipal authorities having
paid them 100000 reals.
The French Government has issued
circular prohibiting newspaper attacks
upon the Septennat, and declaring Pres
ident MacMahon's powers are iucontes-
table.
The Fenlome Column, in course OF
reconstrnctian, has now reached the
bas,relief NJ, Al on the sixteenth
thread, leaving only seven to complete
the monument.
A new iron-cl I'd called the Kaiser has
Just been launched On the Thames She
has been built for the German Govern
ment and is to form one of fleet ex-
press'y ihtcnt,cd for coast defense.
Mr.. Winwood Reade, who was spc-
cial correspondent of the London Times
ns the seat of the late Ashantee war. is
writing complete account of the cam
paign. Mr. Reade is an experienced
African traveller
The London Times says that the
British rcvcnaes amount to f77,0o0,-
600 Tor The financial year just closed
This is $4,000, 900 in excess or the es-
innate last year, aud more than the ex-
traordinary income which excited so
much astonishment in 1923.
Adyices from Pedro Atlantic, dated
April 9sh, report that Marshal Serrano
had nade proposals for settlement
through General Ella, which the Carlists
have defnitively rejected.
The Times Calcutta correspondent
tclegraphs that the distress from FAM
inc is increasing in, Tirhoot, and that,
according to official estimates, 4,573,-
GOO persons In the districts of Patna,
Chazcepore aud Rajeshhye are still suf-
fcrring from starvation.
-
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Kanawha Canal prouounces that work
entirely practicable, and declares it may
be completed at cost not exceeding
S50,000,o00 The tunnel through the
Alleghanies would not be longer than
that under M cunt Gents.
The Democrats OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature have resolved in caucus to
oppose The Centennial bill until the Re-
publican majority in the House shall
agree to pass the apportionment bill
This may eRrianger the Centennial bill,
unless it shall be made party measure,in
which casethe Republicans have votes
enough TO passit.
The Cuban insurgent, Carlos Garcia,
came ihto Havana recently to meet a
friend, and was surrounded by civil
guards at the rancho where he was stop
ping. Garcia and companions, with re-
yolvers in hand, dashed through the line
OF guards and cleared the fence, amid o
volley of musketry, and escaped. Gar
cia was wounded by the volley, and Con-
zale, his Lieutenant. was killed.
:. The steamship Europe, which founder.
ed at sea on her voyage from Havrc to
New Fork, was one of the finest shipa
owned by the French Trans Atlantic
Company, and was considered by all to b.
entirely seaworlhy. She was heightened
last year at New Castle-on-Tyne, and
changed from side wheeler to propel
Ter. Hcrlength was 426 feet, BREADTH OF
beam IL feet, and her tonnage 1900.
4 maH in Haverhill, n. H., who had
recently buric,i his wife, on hearing OF
the sudden death Of his nearest neigh
b1r's better half, hsstened over TO las
neiQl,bor's house To console him. After
he beileldstne liteiess remains of the lady
he remarked '.Wali, VIC have both LOST
III women, and all we hey got TO do j.
ID Two more
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For Sale or Rent.

THE undersigned committee offer for sale or
rent large and convenient store room
under the Masonic Lodge room in Stafford,
Monroe county, Ohio. There is ware room
counting room and good cellar in the build
ing.
For further particulars address
: EDwARD g aRss okEY' Stafford.
or ALBX, BUCHANAN,
meb lo.'74tf Lewisville, Monroe Go.
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WOODSFIELD
SELECl SCHOOL

THE first session of this School will com.
i menco on Monday, April ~, 1874,
and continue ten weeks.
None but competent and experienced teach.
ers will be employed, and no efforts will be
spared to make this School equal to the best
ever taught in the county. Therefore we very
respectfully solicit the patronage Of all those
who desire thorough, practical education, and
especially those who wish to qualify themselves
for teaching, as this school affords superior ad-
vantages to that class of students
TUITION
Common branches, S5 90
Higher 90
Tuition required in advance.
Good boarding and rooms can be obtained at
reasonable rates.
For further particulars address
II. Z. TILFORD, P,Ipefp0I.
Teb1o,'nn3. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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Attachment Notice.

Rebecca Barnett, plaintiff, Before Thomas
vs.. Wilson, jas
Edward starkey, defen liant. tee Of the
Peace OF Franklin township, Monroe county,
Ohio: On the lst day Of April A. D. 1874,
said Justice Issued an order Of attachment in
the above action for the cum Of $500, and $26
to cover costs; saii action is set for 6nal
hearing May Is, 1874.
aprill4'74w3. REBECcA BARNETT.
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Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public that
lN my wife, Mabala Orr has left my bed
and board wit bout cause, and all persons are
notified not to trust her on my account, as /
will nokpay any debts contracted by her.
Marck3I, 1s1iw3, LEANpER ORR.
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Legal Notice.

EMMRS E. LITTLE and George W. Little.
IL who reside in Belmont county, Ohio;
Elizabeth Stauver and Joseph D. Stauver, her
husband, who reside in the State of Missouri;
John 0blinger, whose place Of residence Is
unknown, but without the State of Ohio,will
will take notice that Emily Oblingsr, on the
9th day of April A. D. 1s74, fled In the
court of common pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, petition against them and the other
heirs and the widow of Adam or Adolphus
Oblinger, deceased, the object and prayer Of
which is, to obtain partition Of the following
described real estate, situate in said county,
to wit: The northeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section five, township six and
range six, containing forty acres more or less,
You are hereby notified that said petition
will bo for hearing at the October Term 1874,
of said court. Dated April IA, 1874.
HUNTER & MALLORY,
aprl4,74 Att'ys for petitioner,
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JAMES BRACEY'S ESTATE.

NOTICES hereby given, that the subscri-
IN ber has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate Of James Bracey. late of Monroe
county, deceased. JOSEPH MYERS.
n,ehza,'7 ,'74~3.
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BERKLEY HODGIN'S ESTATE.

TNHE second settlement account of Isaac
i Hatcher, administrator Of the insolvent
estate Of Berkeley. Hodgin. decd, and the re.
port of the claims allowed by the admi MIS-
traitor against said estate, will be for hearing
April 10, 1874.
JAS. r. MORRIS,
msh10. S4w9. Probate Judge N. O. o.
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"sambo. what your 'piuion OBJ de
bankrupt law Z"
"Tipk nm fusratc, Pompey."
II imply for the appellaiion myself
Just splain him's principles"
'.Why, you see here now, just lem me
dat half dollar you got for whitewash
ing"
Pompey hands him the money, and
Sambo deliberately puts it into his pock-
ct.
"Dcre den, now, I owes de shoema-
ksr three shilling and you half dol
lar. besides de grog-shop bill. Now,
dis half dollar am all de property ] gots
1desides him accordin' 20 dc debt. 2
.Sambo, takes dat half dollar back
Sambo, With amazement, you 8
dis chile green1 You gets yo<
sid de oder ere ditors.n
North ClroIiua claim
&atein the Unioa ulzics
article enameratsd II zA
Of 1870,
New York Hofkfa4
preparing for 4 ssri
cilanics persistia
As days labQ
Two fiship
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Notice to Teachers.

"HE Board of Examiners of Monroe county
IL will hold meetings for the examination Of
Teachers, In Woodsfeld as follows:
March ID, 1874.
2S, 7"
April II, 1874.
Is, 1874.
May %. 1874.
These examinations will commence At 9
o'clock a. m. aud close at p. m.
A fee of so cents is required from each
applicant ss condition Of examination, and
must be paid in advance.
By order of the Board.
Fsb24,' ,'74-ti. J.W. DOHRRTY, Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
lHE STATE OF TRADE.
RUROpRAy MARKETS

LONDON Oct Sl-I2:30 mMonday bank h,lIsT and
the stock Exchange closed Erie Railway shares 2t2
LvERpooL 3l-l2:3O mCotton Is dull and unchingJ
the sales Of the y including 900 bales
ant basis Of Mdng Clirt rohns
below Good Ordinary, deliverable October at lll6G Cotton
arrive / Ice cheaper ,o.,
LIyEKpuoL 3l-2 m-rorn SO qusrter Lard go
ewt Bacon-Shor' Clear hddes o4O per e"I i'~
cvt
ASTwEEP 3l-Petroleun. 2if for Fine Pale American
LONDON Oct 3l-3 D. m.-Ibe Of discount In the
market months bills Is SO cent which yer cent
below the Bank OF Euxsnd dispatches Renes
62L 35c. 49,,
yHkPoo Oct 3l-3 mOf the sales u Cotton tn lay $500
haa aere American sales on the Mddlng Upbs Bobias
below Good Oin,r shipped October and November 3D.
pobpe below Mding shipped November sni December a
81 DO DO deliverable December and Jm9y 9ltd sale,
Mdng Orleans nothing below Cool Ordinary shipped
Soyemter and December, at 9.i Brcads,ufs quiet.
LONDON Oct 3l-3 o IN. Tai ow. 40 y twt
LONDON Oct 3l6:30 The amount Of bullion soae into the
Bank Of 4 lgsnd VI balance to-day il 35OOo -
FRAsKFoRr Oc Situated States EvetseDy bonds l5O2s
97ii .., .,,~.,,. - - -
Turpentne, 20 6027l = cwt
LfvsnPooL oct 3i-gveping Common BOsin. 81 a6isSe~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
DOMESTIC Markets

ALBANY Oct si-whea and Rye sse Corn dull bat
NOR Gmy small lots Of Old held Doe Osts-supply FREE;
dane Increasing stock nge ioin o9HOlr 10Y Mei
White Barley IN fair demand No. rvo-rowd stu
At 81 2l 10000 No SIoWed State private Mali
RurIvoRH Oct 3I.-Co,ton sruer; Low Mdding Nal4isA
unchanged Wheat dull and unchanged Corn queti
White Southern, Doe leos $50 yse W ISd
cited sa at bells 2aS3 WI o S0as1e osts issi
southern ixet. 51GJ1c 30 White, 59dpc
Rive du nay nncsuge Mes Pofk nominal sid
Bscon-Shoude Si2dS3sc Clear kb SIDES tul 81 IL "
sng Cured Hams l40l5c LAriRehnei, il 2alh2sc Batter
tern UNCHANGED Cofee 6m az loG.O tc Petroleum
dnll .rd uuehat WHISKY dull aud nominal al ~.
Emr bb; Wheat I29SO hush. Corr 90 400 oats
so Bar.ev OOO hush Rye Shipments
-Nhet 3S3ji bush 2u13O Oats. l2ll1 bth.
Rail e1par.Hbeat IL 500 bubs Cora. 20 hush Osss
Torn, Ss 0a is. focr qairt NeAtru synpe, - lsDi
BakerS, 75dSI; Amber. S0aS6 %. White 80 bodSI 81
Wheat doll: Milwaukee No. >pdns, Sl0tl TO- 90 No 10
gs0 s9c; Chicago No. 2 ld95c Wiaer 81 llGsl ~.
Western at Se Osts neglected; No. Nese G55c HJs
romnA 96. Barley irregular Canata, 300 ~ 81 Netefl
81 2Oasl rs Barley Malt 6rm Cassda I'll 6Odsi -, Western
VI 4UOSI 45. Other articles ulchsnAvd
CIsyELASD od 3LWAeI steady and unchanged CoruNes la
uIchatged prices Oh Ug NJ x Shecd, lr ostc
steady ard unchanged Petroleum eas sbpisr White u car et
0t.c state Test ! ~ la2c hgneT sni,i va.
81 FUur unchanged wheat steafTf Nc
spring ooc; No Co. - L. cash e3c. Move lber "a 70 De
cenb,r; Ne IJc Rejected i5c Cora In fir demaud IN
settled nbI Mr TOli eah 6sstG, November ooc,
all the year. k 'e.ed 6S the So oA In lr demand aas
lover No. . 10 &c cshi IS se November R.ec.ej 40 -
Rgr S2Gs3 BasCsh Barley eorneed sales " No
Sprug az ~ 25aSi 30 Soycmbe closet 81 20 No d.
J3d9a Pork fair demaud aEi lowers .ld b2 al tls lVtE
Bulk Meats sm and scarce SHOULDERS a, Short RIO ii 100
packed Whisky quiet al eb i Lake Fghts-CVta W Brf. &c
Wheat to Banio ss Opr shsrsaa WI
eo,Sa a. s3.. As's~0eri sts VeseIes. Vssa w. s''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
[; State At S3dS3 80, and
To,.ls .......... l49Y63 T7.3BT IT'D

PRBIGHIswe to note dali day IN berth freshts with
rate. without change The nqa principally ior oa
re COTTON % 81 sSoo S" o
200 Taow by sail at 800. 5000 bush Gram Oh 40 fs
.o ~ loo Ss lar at 25s 80 cases Tobacco BY
.ean 100 Beef 5s Cd the ehseng movement is inactive
to s'1 cG at io a-'S osr. Pss Bristol
Soe ., a. an Italian 5000 Grain The Bristol Chan
o. sa late last eyeg go rsses % k on o. A.
200 bbs do TO OPoo on private erHs S6g ron A~OHd Win
GEAIN-ou Wheat week has distinguished
by rapid auetuatons good degree Of activity The arrivals have
sn unit Nth 3s sde. from Liverpool and The reduced
q ssssa .. S week 81 SssT ts 10
chicago pSs no and Il ySss % ID SS u
WEDNESDAY and -abseq1e falling back the loves, u Of Toe
respOdug year this under reeeps showing deficiency at
Upper Lake pors alone Of more i.aa ooUVo g h a
eqaAel ho. OF last ye-ri We als"er at ss Zoc Iases s
b5e b bu.h intelligent merchant hoss that Cham
auiuadeIa3s UPON toe Sy OF farmers SSS01 a
more than average have limited market Tor our large
sS , ' o Arp Dsse np a. mesi Sn ' can take @
dispose ofts same qaaa se d last 4ata" ss SsS sn sn
shipping would have gT'a BY u TIE r'1t, o. 's NOV
ID the s @ s. g %h 1 Io1A % a a BUSH
irene If We present supple 4 ap
pea ,uo 'g l Over 80. for Rcd r Choice AMBER
and c a. wne We aware 'ha oe p'ss'on
ir grinding wheat wla Mo'' a,s !, 80 81 ne a. The sr
d ey vii pay pnes G Uy oane or ave- ,rTr bsSes
mi he ep Tor enc Il she West cnaies
wear incre4 lis srher the consequences
h. baniT instead u deyog al ms increases esq
Wheat he aad devoted ,s % S Or s.'d s o
woad prove To warrant, thoult not have he~
s.-,.dy.' supples OF gran ron wear 20 year
AMI psrc ADD depression ed ~ 10 tae gran
,,, The dcne 10 Water Whea have not teen
mSrsd s yo spring O~ns 10 the eompsratvt small
SAMMY and and 70 the iact II It's We ~
hr,ier Fl NJ Liverpool Locou tsn Spring ard
popalsr than Tie the ieS ayt a. te NO
M.u gh end qulBty ght falling OF an We nBd
n g nS5 bushels against S735 $40 hube he eorr-snoong
time as, yeaL TIE ny the csn 1877 tu he'll which
.Ier The sock 2di9 059 bushels against l12Osl9
busbe, corresponding date AT TIE exports u The week
800 9l2 bus bushels tue corresponding week lat
drprrsso an he have resulted on The haer
sprne Sh,At pressed for sale but We enno trrc1 nhug
fsrtter have an honest Inspection here.
10 d1 Wheat opeasd With ssber tone .lt isaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

Express Company has advanced n per cent; Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph Company, %; N. j. Gen.
trail, 2; n. Y. Central and Harlem, each II; Della
ware Lackawanna and Western and G. c. and
I. c., each /; Quicksilver and Rock Island,
each Z; Northwestern. i; Panama. d;
Lake Shore, o; Illinois Central. Hannibal and
St. Joseph Preferred and Quicksilver Preferred.
each /; st. Paul and Pittsburgh each l. Pacific
Mail declined per cent Erie, t Northwest Pre-
ferred, / !; Wabash and Western Union Telegraph
each l. and Ohio and Mississippi and ST. Paul Pre-
ferred each t per cent. The subjoined table shows
the extreme fluctuations in United States bonds,
the leading railway and miscellaneous shares, and
gold made during the past week, well as the clos
ing quotations of each at the dates aforementioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

e; 49,: e. S. S
+ SS T. En- sS &c. j j. sss
BOO $685. total sales 10 500 bales CLOSING Pnetsa
Is 1872 Hp il sssS' NY IS M !
f Y 3 ~ ~ Ten ssT s.
i e 49, go Is 1895 700 iSs ioO IS ?tSSs
200 4 3. il J 2O9 " S rs ss oS TX 1s
200 10 1l52 800, ~ 7-lOc total 09Oo bas afasd 'ia
FLOUR AND MEAI-The features Flo1r nsse. Gre
veeE proved enthusiastically al parties joeSe,s sfeos
%s.s e Sysa h RHs ss . Ssn 70
promptly and have had to zoe geas suriy In
local and e,po, trade that aa be By submHs
runous prices slaughter has been sresso
rtavs %srse when really gooi Family Wheat
SIS $500 0Sthlt week ace broagbs 10 80 90 ~
the .bssIe Of shrpe.s market ber limits having been
greatly redrce ho bad choice compelled to sell but to
,d The eItns Of The u.ss would adnsash er, to FUR
ID: e wont of we, .sy n ,, ssss' . Of o.
have added freely 70 so 50 ai uis mass count On
much asese ~ ,is as.. moo % nave or
s,och sDd likely increase materially the
eourg ,nh under erug cumancs cannot count
rtop an early day. shipping EIs lower bu: they hsve
freely other grades Eni at the close are beavg
unea Ess MoGesoa quite peatr again decnei
Family brandt not active last owing
bupdS these being AIen ry city
good business has the Yves. us and Central America
he ss haS. Teen ss bb ssns. 52zI bb the
s9oapg last year to-day The INQUIRY only moderate and
suVerrns quet and heavy a. the close the ns hes very
Wheat Extras; sales OF l2,40O bbIa We quote: -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

There was no change in the rates for money, and
the offerings were abundant at Q to per cent. the
turn Of the market favoring the borrower Primo
mercantile names were as last quoted. The Treasury
at Washington received in National bank notes to-
day $4,000 for redemption. The internal revenue
receipts to-day were $4,000, making the total for
the month 3d. 1856 900 bonds are held by
the Treasury to secure National bank circulation
and S16,5OO,OOO to secure public deposits. Tho
National bank circulation outstandngis $S5OS0
of which g. 100000 are gold notes. The following
is q statement of the United States currency out
standing this date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

Spring. chiefly from sppe Winter steady and qe The mkst
and fairly active the demand chiefly for export Winter
milling We notice speculative Inquiry
for Spring store The sales 10000 bush q oigs %
ngrsded Minnesota; 81 0l0xl 03 for No Chicago
sphor 81 OF Chicago Spnng 81 06aS1 % for No. MI
wsaies 81 1881 10 t Red Western 9si 20 for Amber
Western 81 281Sl 81 White Indiana; 81 3064l 30
for Whit. Michigan 81 81 for Amber hichifan; 81 IS
White Canadian In bono, snd 81 rs for White Geneee
Included sale, - POO bach No .nd Uns ca.x
sprug 0ia9$l l2 $1,000 bush No Chicago ct 81 02o
81 part saat private 10 900 bush
North-Weern spnng 81 O3a $500 sash No Mssetee
d$l O5 and at 81 90 400 bite Mchsss
3Oasl IS 1000 bush white Iodi.ns at 81 9ogsl 81
10000 Old Spring private teraA Barley
stronger fairly the demand general sales 5OOOv
bush Csaads light 81 49, 5000 bnsn L;te Shore -;
including Dsnubaa u Z
and Choice French 81 so Barley Mali quiet bat hrR sales q
5000 81 49, me and 5000 bush Choice Fourrorea
81 So Oats sad stronger closing qet
Ohio MIXED at J9d59 White oyS
Gle; 60l2 White 81 d6Ze sate 81 o50
6Oc Tor White White, the latter for Extra RE
9Oc 1000 bush CANADIAN 70
900 Corn better though 90, .c,ye ne demand 70 par
speculative chiefly the trade arrive the sales are
O6 600 Mixed 92d922 the osae pree out To-
ana 92 he seller the last a Of March, and s0d 53c for se~
Mixed esern Yellow st 92t 1881
RIPoRr FRon The eleanees from SAP Fanclsoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02

To-day the share market was just lifted from the
dullness of the last few days. and for time during
the early hours of the day there slight ripple OF
life and activity in certain shares, and as New-York
Central advanced the other shares followed suit
There was no vim to the buying. however, and
though in closing dealings the leading shares were
well to the 'front.' yet the activity had vanished and
as many operators were absent at the Jerome Park
races the closing dealings were insipid The open
ing, highest lowest, and closing prices OF stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
- WEEK ENDING OCT. 80. 1874.
Totals 1910 l45j s52 ls3O6ol $50 O2e.S59 e9e54s

1, 1870
PORK bAls Bacon H. Lard 10. Beef Cheese n. Taov m.
ii $50 l2,75O,s37 l2,74i9T 1928 l477l352 5j2'6Oo
Of ISL 2OylO27O 80 S46s72 10 $40 l932llS6 s070l73
RCgTrsde very tu at unchanged figures sales Of Caro-
lima in lots at 7d73,c. aud Louisiana at 6d6i2c
SEFDS-Coyer seed fairly active; Of 800 bags Indian al
5.l6c Timothy dull -tesdily heli at 81 75dS2 ~.
STEARIN inscv owing advanced Of holders; Guod
nominsy at 1889. 00OO Brown Grease &C., and 50
to-. eseru. o arrive at 1881.
sUGARS-Te inquiry Raw Sugsn sht ard the maet
il about steady: only sale OF 25O hd tuba whs
onr range quote Refining SdS Prime DO AZ
Ss.c Cetngugs hbds. Nos to 10 53a3. pni 10.
is demand
rates az S3ays.c Yellow 97sd1OA for SOFT White IL
ali Crushed; l01s for Powdered and 10 g. for GraDuati
TALLOW-be market fairly active With without material
change; sales of 10000 10 at S7saBc .. -,
WHISKY IS stesds With inquiry; sales of $50 bbs at s9b
Q99loc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
The bids for stocks at the close OF the Exchange


The London financial advices were of no special
importance and securities were steady at about yes
terdays prices. Discounts of prime three months
bills could be had outside the Bank OF England at
3 Dor cent, the minimum bank rate beng a. Next
Monday. Nov q will be a bank holiday in London,
and the Bourse will be closed The foreign ex-
change market was dull and lower yesterday, actual
business rates being about 483s for prime bankers
6O-day bills and 4.s7i for the class of demand
bills The nominal rates are unchanged, the lead
ing bankers still having posted 48il and ass re-
spectively for their bills London. The price
of gold continues at 110t, where it has
been for two days. There was more activity In the
gold coin market, and borrowers paid as much as
l-l6 bonus for use of coin until Monday. Opening
renewals were at 49, and later rates l64 and 3-6i,
and to per cent until Monday, the final rate hav-
ing been 6. The specie shipment to-day was S2l9-
800 silver The Assistant Treasurer redeemed $500
in called Five-Twenties, and discussed S6Oo,OOO IN
coin interest on the public debt, swelling the re-
spectve weekly totals to $4,000 and S35 81 0OO The
import entries of foreign dry goods at the port
of New-York for the week ending tonight
amounted to S1,O9O,354 the amount thrown upon
the market footing up S1.23O,2lS) and of general
merchandise to S3,G8o.176, making total in gold
coin valuation of S4770,5SO. The export clearances
of domestic produce from this port for the week
ending Tuesday Oct 81, amounted in currency valu-
ati,n to S4749516. Thedays operations at the Gold
Exchanse Bank covered: Gold cleared 1872 $1,000;
gold balances g. s9I, 1866 currency balances $23l4-
19i. The following are the quotations:
io:oo.mllols ;l:3Ollois ioo...ll0is 2i3o.."ll0,s
i0:SO...ll0ls l2:0O.llOis l:3v..."ll0s 3:00.llOls
ll:OO...IlOls l2:30...llOls 2:0O.....ii2is
The days BUSINESS at the U. S. Sub-TIesspry COM
prised
,o teceps l03 $40 SO Currency paymD. s64l OF "a
solo psymen 4lS47G % Currency balance 90 343 81
aola hsi.noe 60 800 292 80 Customs. 243OO0 %
Currency receipts. 64o .olz Oo
The receipts and disbursements at the office of the
United States Assistant Treasurer for the month of
October were as follows
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, "a Broadway, pur-
chases, sells and exchanges all issues Of u s. FIVE
TwENTIEs, TEN-FoRTIEs, SKIES or 1881, and the
new PER CENT FUNDED LOAN at current market
rates, free Of commission