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The PETITION OF Susan Is. Anthony, praying
for the remission of her fine for alleged Illegal
voting, which was referred to the House judi
cary Committee, has not yet been acted upon
but IL is believed that the committee will re-
CONNIE nd that her fine ~ remit ted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-31

Mks. MYEA CLARKE GAINES claim TO GER
tain lands in the state of louisiana WAS before
the House Committee on Private and Claims
to-day. Arguments in support OF her claim
were made nv Ex-Governor FOote and j Idge
Paschal OF this civ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-03-31

The VIRGINIA DEFALCATIONs.-Ther report
OF the joint committee appointed by the general
asse mbly of Virginia to investigate the affairs
OF the state sinking fund in connection with the
recent defalcations, made in Richmond yester-
day detailed statement of purch Asses of state
bonds by the board ct commissioners, which
shows deficiency in the bonds of nearly
$4,000. Besides this, deficiency of S3 200 in
money is reported which is alleged to have bee N
received by Treasurer Mayo and Coleman, late
clerk of the board in the conversion of cOnsols
into peeler bonds without the consent or author
ity OF the board. Irregularity and negligence
in the system of management of the stu king
fund by the board of commissioners is CHARGED
ColemRn's counsel yesterday, in the hastings
court, moved TO set aside the judgment entered
against him on Saturday, and filed affidavlts
setting forth the insanity of Treasurer MavO,
the chief witness for the commonwealth in the
trial of Coleman, who Is alleged to have been
insane previous to and during the trial, aud RI At
Coleman could not have been convicted with
ont this testimony. The motion was TO be
argued to- day.
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PhINGE 20 NEW ORGAN, No. rs. aolc
= % E[htotftOH az EiitS' AHsU Sf0Ts IL Ia. \
s,TRs $50 ; s.ts o. Beds. Price, only sls.
Co.,. - the recently patented yox
nsn psel In combination with other SO D
q pleaslDg variety In imitation Of Orcha. Uyyy{
uA Instruments, aud the human voice car hs -
oueed possible 10 be obtained any Organ win
cot tnls 81 Ddaloeses by mail on an pliea a
non 70 John fills CO., No. s31 Pa ave
OF @ GkO. A. PRINCE q CO, BarsIo, Me-
1Os. mar2 1w&Wlv
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NAVY ORDKRs.-Conmandsr Charles ".
Kennedy detached from the coast survey
steamer Hsssler, ard ordered to return home
and wait orders. Master Henry o. Handy from
the FTOllc. and granted leave of absence for
three months. Engineer R. NJ. Huston from the
Ossipee on the 18th May next, nd resignation
accepted, to take effect on that day.
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THE DISTRICT lhyEsTIeA TION.-In theic in
vestigstion, the District memorialists have IN lde
no developments yet which reflect upon the in-
tegrity of the Governor, or any one Officially
connected with the District government
UdSh. Cor. FYOr dsRce JourRt Il.
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The TEMPEEANCs CRUSADE EAST AND
Wksr-At an infor nal meeting Of a number o:
pastors OF Boston yesterday a resolution vas
unanimously passed declaring that they wi
give Hearty God speed 70 any christian woman
in their churches who may feel themselv YES
moved OF God to use prayer and personal ap-
peal In their efforts TO suppress the liquor
tTafic-
A rev feature in the temperance movement
In Phil9dtlphia was inaugurated Yesterday
In pursuance OF a call issued nv s. number O
prominent merchants meeting was held in
the afternoon, at which Geo. II. Stuart pre-
stded. Committees we're appointed to enforce
The license and Sunday laws, and for educ ting
the public sentiment through the press and
public meetings. call was issued for pub
lie meeting, to be held st HORTICULTURE III all
Tuesday evening, on which occasion DIR. Do
Lewis, Senator Morrill,, OF Maine, and others
will speak.
Another proclamation from Mayor Johnston
of Cincinnati, instructing the police to disperse
crowds and keep the sidewalks and streets open
was published yesterday. The mayor had a
conference with the temperance league during
which he explained that his proclaim alton did
not forbid the holding OF prayer meetings in
public squares and in saloons with the consent
CT the prOpIietors, aud ia the suburbs II does
not prohibit praying on the side walk with the
conseDt of the saloon keepers Several banis
of women went out late yesterday afternoon
and we're admitted in several saloons Great
crowds followed them. The women sang while
marching along the streets.
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We hereby notify our patrons tn At In cOusaauarea
OF the steady increase Of cur Basioes. We b.s CO,
eindtd 20 Bsh=!,c sEd Enlarge our store and vii.
While tkS work - progressing, be located
TkMPORaRILY, ar
I'll sEgkNTH STREET,
Directly opposite our Old Stand,
where eontinrsnee Of your custom will be much
n.,,,s ssPsrss,ns,ed by ,os
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LIEUTENANT II. b. Ssrson, Il infantry, act
ing assistant quartermas.er, is ordered to re-
lieve Second Lieutenant A. Mcintyre, 81 in
fantry, acting assistant quartermaster, OF the
charge OF the natior al cemeter es at Corinth,
Miss, and Pitaburo landing, Tenn.
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base will be placed near the door Of the ball
LET, len Is the receipt q such contributions Wis
inmates 4 the htspitaI " " r,a,ss "a
lBsp-, Chron and SUNDAY papers c0py1
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

to attend the funeral. from the residences Of hia
parents, 400 West Forfteth street, on Monday, 9tn
Inst, a. one O'Clock, wltnout further notice.
SRIBERT.-On Friday, November d 1874, at ten 4.
NJ, JOHN SEIBRRr
The funeral Will start from his late residence
No. 1855 Third avenue, at one r. NJ, Monday. Nc.
vember Q.
SrARR.-Suddenly, in Brooklyn, OF pneumonia,
relict OF tine late samuel G Starr. aged So years.
the funeral, from late residence, NO. l4S Car
roll street. on Tuesday, at halEpast three O'Clock.
Remains VIII be taken to Danbury, Conn, for In
terment on Wednesday.
VANDRLIER-S Suddenly, on Friday. November 9,
JosEPH Y. NANDELIER aged 81 years.
Funeral services at his lac residence, No. 2lo
East SXty-irst street, at ten A. NJ. to-day. Rela-
tlves ana friends are invited.
WHlrE-ln Brooklyn. on Saturday evening, Nc
Vemoer 7, HIRAM G. WHITE, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 attend the funeral services, from the house oI
ms SISTER Mrs. William G.. Penny, No. SO Quincy
M.
WIENER.-On Sunday, November g. in the .Sd
year OF his age, JANsoN NJ WIENER.
Relatives and trends, also the members OF JOr.
dah Lodge No. Is, !. o. B. b., and OF the Society
Panacea, are invited TO attend the funeral, nom
his late residence, No. 264 West Thirty ninth
street, on Tuesday, the 10th inst twelve O'Clock
noon
WILsoN.-Suddeniy, on Wednesday, November
1, in Minneapolis Minn., OF neuragia OF the heart
MARTIN J. WILSON, OF New York, aged rs years,
months and q days.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

sushs; ss q state srrys as 81
s' sale d bushels Canada. AIM - bond @ al ssc
4"
E.a,a and ss
TSs only ehaTssrs % We y hs"ra s oi ' e SsI
?ot Obs o petroleum aud merehand.Se oe' to III at
lump sum a ,serman ship, from rhadelphi, to the
s. Ga. il to bremen. I'd. il 10 Hamburg and as to
MoIAssEs.-The market remained very quiet, with the
rev transactions reported Of an uninporant ,obbng
Cuba, centriugal and mixed, new crop ssc 3sc
do d. srecers iac ao oc Por ice ae &C. Eng
lsh Islands, 4uc &C.,; New Orleans 7sc s2c Ior new
hAva. s1osrsmTne market for rosln wa, quiet With 4
We note sales A Of oo nbis good strsinea
bns 40 % On private slms go bIIs strained on private %
and soo esls No. xst s % spirits wi,hoat sales was
with wilmington scarceiy saiable IL better than - 81
rEraolIus-fhs market ior refined coatnued mae
4 anysnlng IN tendency favorable to ,he buyer Re-
iia. Crude hslS win sSnnaeass as sse. say
% nal At Sc s s,an, and naph,hn at s Tor city
I Late SSs nS soa
s. S 81
sa
$50 kegs The demand Tor Dork continued limited,
S ,hs market ruling dn n and We note sass q a0o
S a s9 o o e sson s a no SO 5
wanted and the market weak. Sales $50 boxes long
quoted a. sst n9s sis qSs
has be IN no change N the market for beef which
Sing Sh.rac.sr Sales in lots 80 paekages at figures
sli q plain 6ols: sig 8 sls . isssstr3 do
ana ns %sss sxa ely aa er nsa
hams soaiaass aesye hut We're steadily held within
ern were yet nominal Cut meats showed no further
OF sale. aos p Ct Tuss ssd
sSonder ssfs sc smoked ao s pekea
Sams, iIc;, and s,noksa Do; iss; io
o sssn asss s faa
fer Novembser at l5Ac per l6 and 5ooo iieces ut
sellers Splon six months City lard Was steady with
RlcS.1In i distributing Way 6usines IS wa. moderate
but Ctherwss y ne market rped quiet Prices were
lb according 70 quality, and 2O bags Of Rangoon
sUcAa.-rSe market for raw sugar remained duh and
10 u Note sas. n hSs hSa o roo
Havana at ioc Refined was only in moderate request
s.as
ioYc for crushed I'VE We quote Cub. refining, in
s. s Sc FGSa sl5
iair TO good ssfs sc prime g choice !, aSse
shSs Soxes baeS SHaS'
white. Ssc 4c Porto Rico keanns, sSmmon olsti to
Dutch Standard Nos: 10 tois, sse; sac. Gania-Su-
srnAnlNs Was quiet but arm; quoted at ls4c. q lsc
IaIIow continued arm. with further saeA footing W
M S making total for The
and steady. Sales 5OO bbls.. at 9Sc. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Nov. 4 1874
Spanish gold, 207 20S; American do, 2I5 GIG Ex.
change excited the United States 60 days currency
l0J lO2 premium: short sight, do. l0i LOG do: 60
on London. 1i2 q las do. on Paris, l20 l22 do.
HAVANA, Nov. s. 1875
Spanish gold 2U8 20g; American 2l6 a 2l7 Exchange
nominal sugar, No. IL, Dutch Standard 10 l9Is reals
per arrobe.
HAVANA, Nov. G, 1874
Spanish gold, l9s 200; American 2O7 aOs Exchange
weak: the United States 81 days, currency, 96 80
prempgm g short sight ao lco ID; ao % days gold.
lss l4O do Paris III ll9 do. sugar-No l2 Dutch
Standard lsL 10 reals per arrobe.
HAVANA, Nov 7.
Sugar nominal; stock in warehouse at Havana and
Matanzas sS7iS boxes and $500 hnds Receipts of the
week at Havana and Matanzas, 26 boxes and a hhis
Exported during the week from Havana ana Matanzas
ne hhds were ior the Uniied States Moasses nominal
for American Hans-Amercan sugar cured, SIS a SIS
per quintal Lard IN Kegs St5 $40 per quntal in Tins
S25 80 per quntal. Onions,Ameiican, sig 80 per
gallon. Shooks-Hox 81 reals gold. sugar hogs.
heads, ~ reals Freights nominal.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
DEATHS.

AppLEGATE.-At Jersey city, on FRIDAY, Novem-
Der 9, iSIl, JOHN +; ArPLEaATE Jr., son Of John
and Is days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
two P. NJ, from the FIRST baptist church. Grove
street, near wayne street, Jersey City.
ArPLEqATEIln APPLE ~, Hoooken, on sunday November
8, lvEES d., only child OF John B. and Lydia Apple.
gate, aged year, months ana Gays.
the relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiully invited to attend the funeral. rom the
residence oil his parents, l7e Willow street, on
Tuesday, November TO- at two P. M.
BLOOMS BLoosERmAlter :oa short tn Illness, SOLOMON
BlOomer, In the 4th year or his aye.
Funeral services at the residence OF his parents.
at eleven O'Clock. Relatives and friends are In.
vited TO attend.
vemoer g. Dr. PHILLIP BRuoxMAN, IN his 77tn year.
Inc relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectiully invited TO attend the funeral from
on Monday, November 9. al one o'ciocK p. M.
san Francisco papers please copy.
hereey o Sn 10 ssena NJ 81
Brother Dr. p Bruckman, from his late rest.
dence, al Gass Finy.slxtn street. on Monday. at
TEMPLE EMANuEL.-The members OF the Temple
Emanu.El are hereby requested to attend the
ana lanera, OF Nd Dr, pniip Brackmann from his ase
notice. BY order Of the PTssiasns sns.. s.......
BuRRITT.-On Sunday afternoon, November 8,
GRACE BURRIrr. widow OF the late Wakeman Bur.
ritt.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BYNNER.-On Frioay, November g. 1874, MARY
THERESA BYNNER, daughter OF Thomas B. and
Margaret 4. Bynner, aged years and month.
Relatives and frends OF the lamily are invited
to attend the funeral, at the residence OF her
parents corner Of Warren street and Nossrand
avenue, BROOKLYN, on Monday, November Q, at two
O'CLOCK /. NJ. without iurther noJce.
0LEyELANp.-0n sunday, November 9. DoRcAs,
wife OF Job Cleveland, aged 81 years.
Funeral az her late residence, No. 10 Barrow
street, Jersey City, az two O'Clock p. NJ on Tues.
day. November 10. The remains will be taken to
Esperancc, Schonare county, N. Y, for burial.
CoNRLIN.-On Sunday, November s, THOMAS,
youngest son Of the late John 3 Conklin, In mis-
21st year.
Funeral services at the residence OF his mother
ElzaDeth NJ ConIlin, AL West Forty-eignth street,
Tuesday, November 10, ut ten O'Clock.
Cox. AT YorkvlLe. on sunday, November g.
JOHN Cox, in the e5th year OF his age.
Notice Oh funeral hereafter.
D1AN.-ln tnIa city, on SATURDAY, November Z,
JAMHs DEAN, IN the 18th year or hls age. =
funsxu N6m M late t6ssdsAes, Ma ~ Beseaa
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. Z 1874.
rcs: Sstsa ss Ssas sas. asa1H @ sssss sst ss's'
Cotton onet and uncnonesS STv mSaas on5Eas'
&c hs s
ss:;s: s$ ss''ss % t s.:. s;ss;
Cotton sum: mlsallnr, lsysc; lSx niaall%s Sic
s.S Sales Stock Britain e0a"wi's
,sss:s sSs:; sees oraInsss; l$ Ses SsssIn!s
Sales ZOO Stock. s. ssl -0.'' s'A"'' -'''-'
Spirit. Of turpenne arm kosn Hy strained asa
y 5aSs q g. ar oue seaay az u yellow dip and
A. ~ Do: barley 800 g. cansl sSlphiensD ai s
yhsas Desns s corn @ dO TO- oats $50 DO
X q s%Sss y :Sss;
s AZ ss g e So sass .4ssr |: s'.:
Nj ~, ssl.y
ass, wssssTn sis ,s g q H Sansds q g
81 % Other articles unchanged y =
vo,. .,..,v -, nno,.,,., oswncc, ECO Noy 4 1874
wS ana Club a rSs SS
es'fn ao, GSSa Sasne sssd ia SsS SSa
@ @Soi!sS M ss5 shiRs,Sas y sss vs.
and rye, exc barley. &c. to New YORK barley 5zc to
Albany, &C. 10 Philadepha lumber. 81 70 TO the Hui.
son - 80 to- sew YORK. Lake recepts-223o0 bushels
a. o0 do. barley $500 do. 1858 00O OF lum
ber Canal snipmshts-lo5OO Bushels wheat Ac0o do.
barley.
CHICAGO Nov. Z 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat in fair demand and
Der r;Ssc December: rejected 77c. aa2xc Corn active
and higher closed c. below the best No Mixed
aas new n &C. oas ga ARM an ae i
demand No a72Ie, cash AIssc, yoyembsr; reeced,
sarney STEADY No Nc sgpong 81 NoysmsI
and lower at s5 IS ss o. sssh; s7 IS oil the year.
meats quiet and unchanged. Whiskey steady at soisc
Freighs quiet and unchanged the open board tiis
afternoon wheat closed at s6sSc. November; 72jSc.
December. Corn dull at 76rc, November. Receipts-
1000 bbls -four, s. 900 bushels wheat 900 do corn
2l W do. oa!s 400 do rye l5,t0o do barley. Ship.
corn, LOU do. oats. lA,0O0 do barley.
Flour in good demand. Wheat nrm and in fair I de-
mand; No. white Wabash, 81 81; No. white Michigan
81 Isl extra do 9l20; amber Michigan, 81 O9 No red
81 ny NO. do, 81 0oh No amber illinois, ST. l7l;
Corn active and higher; new high mixed, &c. Noven-
ber G7kc; low mixed Toe; new, 68lsc. no grade,
new, 66c damaged 6Sc Oats nrm and in fair de-
mand No. q 5c.: white SIC. Frelghts firm Buffalo
4c.; TO- Oswcgo 6hc. RcceiDts-2s0O bushels wheat
5000 do. corn. 1900 do. oats. shpments-AOU bbs
four l700 bushels wheat el0lo do corr 4o0o do
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Unchanged - Flour Steady
Wheat shade Firmer-Corn Dearer-
Oats Firmer-Pork Dull-Lard . Shade
Easier-Groceries Dull-Frcights Inac.
tive = Petroleum Nominany Un-
changed-Naval Stores Steady-Whis-
key Unchanged.
SATURDAY, Nov. 7-6P.M.
The shock Of the political earthquake which oc-
Cured last Tuesday was felt throughout the rami-
ncatons OF trade, and afforded almost the only
theme OF conversation during the rest of the week.
business, for the nonce, being put aside as only
secondary importance. The ''shock,n 1t was
finally all but universally conceded would prove
beneficial. politically considered, and. perchance,
financially and commercially as well. At all
events, the dire results predicted have not fol-
lowed the revolution" ana the mercantile
affairs OF the country are In no worse condition
than they have been all along, while hopes are In
duiged OF an Improvement, in some quarters, at
least, at an early day. Bnt the time has passed
when the financial and mercantile pros.
perity OF the country hinged upon the
success OF any particular political party
or administration. business AFFAIRS are for the
most part conducted by business men, who de.
vote their time, talents and money to the pro-
motion of purely mercantile interests, leaving the
scrambng for office and the spos to the politicians
Hence the financial and commercial situation il un,
changed the face Of politics well of politicians,
and business though extremely quiet In branches
remains about the before the elections In the
dry goods market business dragged all the week, and
with few exceptions, even the largest obbing houses
did small business Boots and shoes quiet
Hardware was likewise quiet the sale grade in
this branch being closed out Cotton was quiet and
irregular, the entire interest centring In con-
tracts running months ahead The movement In bread
stufs very moderate but the markets charac
erzed by rnness for the most part with prices favor
ing the seller as rule. though with temporary reac.
tons Flour quiet all through the week, with q
declining tendency toward the close. Wheat was in
limited REQUEST, but for the most part the market
steady sales to considerable amount were made Tor
greater confidence in the future than they had done
q long time. Corn vacilating all through the
SImsr: ~, barley Mas quiet; Sas Price; raisS
4a'es ali through the weeK Frovons we1e rres
Sn Rd wS essy day so%s
advancing and sometimes declining, thc
the close being hrm ON saturday, the Prod
stuffs Flour steady under moderate inquiry.
Wheat was the turn dearer but spariney dealt in,
ing the armness OF hodera Corn was sought after
RAJ Improvement Oats were also better and In fnir
mand. Pork and lard we're less active and ruled
slightly In buyers favor Groceries remained dull and
spot lots while 'iuturesn in instances showed
q slight Improvement: Frcghts were quiet Petroleum
without Improvement excepting better demand Tor
rosn. Whiskcy was moderately active and steady.
CoTroN.-lhe market Tor cotton on the spot
tive, at unclaimed prices with the tendency rather in
generally full and in some cases tribe higher pricea
We auote:- .,
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
A POLICEMAN KILLED.

Run Over by . Street Car While in Pux-
suit OF . Fugitive Prisoner.
Ohcer Thomas Evers, Of the Eighth precinct po-
lice, was ran over and almost instantly killed last
evening BY street car No. 2, OF the Broadway line.
A complaint had been lodged In the station house
with the onicer in charge BY woman against
Sidney Miller, native OF New South Wales, lor
disorderlv conduct. Ofncer Evers was sent out to
arrest Miller. He caught MIN, and was on the way
to the station house with the prisoner, when the
latter, seeing q favorable opportunity sprang
from the 0nicer's side and dashed Up the street.
The officer was quick upon him, and, though Miller
proved o swift runner, Evers was not far behind.
When Miller got to the junction OF Spring and
sullivan streets he crossed suddenly 10 the opposite
side and Evers seeing Cur coming which must
divide Them made p p1sn TO cross 1t and head OF
his fugitive. He sprang for the front platform,
but missed the step and len under the car. which
passed over his head, disfguring 1t In frightful
manner. The passengers got out and removed the
poor fellow to the station house, but he was dead.
Detective Quigley was afterward despatched IN
pursuit o Miller aud ne succeeded in catching him
about an hour later. Evers was appointed on the
police orce In 1887, and has borne u good record.
lie was looked upon by mis- comrades as good.
natured kind, oDlging companion and by his "a.
periors a. an of1cer sure to win distinction.
The New York herald., 1874-11-09

%as1s
At as y s lSS no a. i sss %spqary % 5eS at
May aDss lsssse o q lSs Total
pesember sl'c i il Jsc: January il isies did;
EeSirdEy FsS + se Sc Mare MMayef; s M 1872
Il @ n MaIss5 sGSSay sSdr; up s one
@ =. ss cS ysSspf ss Il 5ss At Ma4sa SS
2 9Sc. lo9 at 10 1889 e So April 200 at - as.e,;
Nay eiVees ea
follows, viz November. M53; December i.S7; Jan.
SsSy liz ,aas ss r.. asss nov s
100 ssert nStiis2 e s' c m GO st
go ss at bs S nr S & Sse. o
leans 1885 Mobile $685. savannah 57si; Charleston,
5s TU,a @ bales s DAY zs a week. ssw y YGS
,nis day last year 90s bales cotton freghts closed
z y ss AND
Gosrrry - market T Continued inactive and nom.
inally unchanged in value No sales we're reported
@ unim porant We quote Rio ordinary csrgoes was
iS5.e. iSysG;; fair DO, isc. is%c good
tre me range or lots lee a Java, government sm
bags, a4c eoc DO grass mats S5c ysc Ceylon, I7c.
ielae.' Jamaica, l7c de-; ST. Domingo, i6,sc l7c:
ESIS nG c af & s Go'i4 c Sa sc IKE s
iS1sc. io,se curacoa lSc iss gold % and " days
oats 655 bushels barley q do and cr the Week
ending ,hs ,s date M 9S s Sg
oats 2y7 ioj bushels barley s5O3I do rye. 81 oil do
Ssas ri ss ap ssSy @ ss II ssSs
Within our quoted range. Corn meal was steady with
xyifh N our uuOteu range. We
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices on SATURDAY.
q 'aturday:-
CLOSING PRrcEs-sATuRDAY.

Pacinc MAJ. 4j7s 45h; Western Union Tele.
graph, 79A 79H; Quic ksilver, 20 q 80; do, pre-.
ferred, 30 o Ss; Adams Express, 1ls o ll9;
American Express, 6sk "a; United States Ex-
press, "a eS; wells-Fargo Express, n 7sH;
chicago and Alton, ssA lo); Pttsburg, So q ssh |;
Chicago and Northwestern, ssH a asys; do, pre-.
ferred, 81 54k; Chicago and Rock Island,
@x ssx; Milwaukee and st. Paul, s4H q
NH; do, preferred. 63H o. "a; e.. G. and /. c.,
* o 0X; Delaware, Lackawanna ana western, 100
o. l0oh; Erie, 2sJS 2sH; Hannibal and st. Joseph,
ask 2e,s; do, preferred, s2H a a2H; Lake
shore, SIX a SIN; New York and Harlem, 1ao q
lsl: New York Central ana Hudson River, 1o2k
, ie2k; New Jersey Central. looX o l07; OHIO
AnA NissnstppL soK . sok, psnsma, 11&,k 11sK /;
The New York herald., 1874-11-09
PIRE IN FRONT STREET.

IRE broke out at half. past eleven O'Clock yes
terday morning on the top door Of the i've story
brick building, No. 352 Front street. owned and
occupied BY Downes & Co., sugar refners that
caused a damage OF $4,000. 1t was started IN some
rags and injured the stock to the extent OF 000
the building $4,000. Both properties were In.
sured.