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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14

The sales to-day amounted to $4,000 shares,
which were principally distributed as follows:-
New York Central and HUDSON, 2 100; Erie, Is, 600;
LAKE Shore, $4,000; Northwestern, $500; do. pre-
ferred, 200; Rock Island, 1S0O Pacific Mall o. 1850;
st. Paul, $500; Ohios. 57OO Western Union, 29175;
wabash, 9.OoO Union Pacific N,500 c., G. and /.
q, 100; Panama, 2 900.
CITY BANK SHARES
were more active, and the sales were as follows:-
Ten shares Bank Of Commerce, at III; twenty
American Exchange, at 1l3; four Fourth National,
at 81, and ten Bank OF Republic. at 104h.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances in the Treasury az the close OF
business to-day were:-Currency, $l4, 759, 998;
special deposit OF legal tenders for redemption OF
certificates OF deposit $751; 900; coin, SO, 1885,
including coin certificates, 1895, 400; outstand-
ing legal tenders $685. 600 00O The Assistant Treas
urer in New York to-day paid out 1000 on ac-
count Of interest and SO, 700 in redemption i've
twenty bonds. The internal revenue receipts were
$l79,191. The receipts from customs were $3.50, 900.
National bank notes received IN Washington to-
day were $4,000
THE MONEY MARKET.
The supply OF money continues abundant at
rates heretofore qu0ted-to wit, az per cent
on call loans. Prime commercial paper SOLD at 8
Z per cent for four months acceptances, and a6
DER cent for short date. Foreign exchange was
weak and leading drawers reduced rates to ASK
for sixty days and 4.S7h Tor sight drafts Conces.
sions from these figures are made on the basis OF
ASK 4.S4 ana 4.S6 4.s6X.
THE GOLD MARKET
was without animation and prices generally were
steady at ITO o 1897. Nearly all the transactions
were at the latter figure, the decline being
cribed to q reduction in the rates OF sterling by
the leading bankers. The carrying rates were
1 per cent and nat on the borrowing side. Time
gold is worth, Tor use, u to y per cent for thirty
Gays and $40 to u i0r sixty TO ninety days. The
following il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LExANDER FROTHINGHAM 4 COMPANY, BANK
n ers Brokers aud Financial Agents u Wall street.
Secure additional capital tor merchants manuactners
erty. commercial obligations &C. Persons possessing
ptai desiring business informed of approved oppor.
tunlties without charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14

The gross earnings OF the road since date OF re-
port (say July to September 30) are 1911, 40I
against $69l,229 for same time in 1878, or gain
on the three months Of $1o.172 Included in the
figures OF floating debt is the scrip issued last De-
cember as q dividend on the preferred stock
amounting to $l4l.o5O. The total sum applicable
for dividends out Of the entire years business was
only $25.941.
, 1874-04-28

ot.nEi-nut Altls was dnne In this branch of tlo
prtcss were without aierial chango quotabo 1t II II
9o'so ior tnter,or to common, at S. 500oO for ed
n nai s e ~ - for good to choice T. D. Doad
NEW YORK.
,a; Gdw 1onK Aprii i27-1EEvEs-Froah receipts 1890
ssirs sssintss f,es hP AZ Tesk
few fanoy accrs aold 1T but l2o y.s III
easo eara%cpg price for strictly ssara
Missouri stears ca IT III tass eara wsrs sst
81 ssrs u & st " Ill E 5J e.:
dis,e % e. l ~ Il e s9rs Do ~ 4 swta
It it, aS aS sy x cwt y
At ., i1a.l2e 81, ess ~ 1t i5e cars le1as
ana car To1as av o,4 cwt ut 1otIo; ~'>aS'
s sinsf7Ar,5gas A y. yesterday and to-day ALTO,
fiF foa wesf 'e ay fSs as wssn ogia
aeye and huoyant at an advance Of 10: cioatna r,
nt I'll, 5@sao for unshorn and 5@7e for s shsarea a
horn oos 50 ill., 1t oas ti5:e 50 a e9rs n
sars a,, 1neIB ~ es d. q H. at Do 50 s at
cars s.oass Of ohoa 5s s a 81 s. H.
car a. 81 lbs, .. o1lo lear gs It's, 1T 7.o: C. cur
hg a. * md car peos d. o5 'ls at
rm et With carp Of oo 10 hoas aa lsa ga is
Ut s'''' ''''s'a fstis1 aasf I 1fbGlfRa 1ffSilSRa7S'
ncaa'nR aas5 sstr,x 1s an A
neus aan sas"; Satpsv Hp GE' H., ~ saes
TIT sars forkers, s5.2s to $685. philalephta SS55
e. including Saturday and Sunday,
common, $50 to sd.oS: ''s''~ND' *''00 10 s0'';
81. Lou1a, April e7.-noas"socc.uts, % s7oo. mint
oATr1E-heeoipss. 1,45o; dull aud unchanged.
, 1874-04-28

lower than on Saturday, but waa vcry stoaIgg ~,
Ing tho creator part Of tho session. Livorpoo
'aI' was quoted unchanged cnrly, but private I'D
Yiees noted decline OF 1@2d per 100 lbs, will
warm and growing weather. New York was firm
PROBABLY as q consequence Of tho snow.
storm s,a T. at the East, and the wentior hore
was , threatening; while our receipts, though
g large, woro exceeded by tho shipments
Ihero was not, however, much demand to-{lay.
tae shippers being especially quiet and tic salea
or cash wheat wero smaller thnn Oh any day for
on 'chanRo expecting to bo ublo to sci on tic
Upward snrn, but there wero too many Of that
y way OF thinking to make it possible to do much.
Inc trnding was principally for June,
nyo beou OF oeareo tMe ny o deas dc ,nn seeming
$1.2eh adyanced to s1.2o22i, and closed at M
$l2ts9; seller M n1ay sold at 9l.2l7l@ .251, clos
iaan No. Sprng oGsod
IT, Mapfing m a Vas entirely nominal at about 81. .2855
Snm9aota an |hoat was ID fair demand and firm at
Sl;is415 for No.1, and 51:2s1l for No. 2, both
Saa,, Tas slow $40 a. about ~ premium oyor atraght.
vasn saies Wero reported Of dU0 bn No. spring,
~ TX lresn' at si25 l88o0 bn do at $126
a5'opv Uy,p pa No NJ sprlng ae sl19 1900 bn eject
s!raty ffesh iunesota uSg IS RI
No: ? do (hIin1osota) at sl.2sH 3,51oo bu do,
ate atroily frea eah at $l214 300 b do at el.25R
lo.al al,ooo ou,
atoady at an average advance Of 1f@sSo por l bn,
though Liverpool was quoted weak ni,I lowor'' '
while @ tho -. ,.oeeipts hore xero ample. Tho snow
storm t'' =, East prevented wenknoss in New York,
try caused good sresnlatiyn n inonirc ,H you, nn
country account. Tic local fooliug 5 soamod to to-
as,.e 1e weak, sooa many holders seizag tic
ho 10 g0' 4 tfo 1o na m offerings
takon frooly The traa waa or" 1argy, "spo a
juno than hcrotoforo mai hus ~ tbn ,Ioy tor
noxt mouth seeming to lave boon alroady ' sot ct.
tod so,ior ap sppg deana nj cao wa5 yory I'm
f4I racndca tn Sstp roua ~ G9p, uavaacoa 20
at salor nv sn5I III. ~ aaa pa4aoa
, 1874-04-28
w. :, = LATEST,
600 o"N1o'no itcelPtB, S4V3t.

mn ''f ~AFA'4 @''@1AaLolud fGce1pt9. S4u4..
Treasury diaburaad s553, ZOO.
Money easy at 3@l.
etef1lng advanced from S4.RG% tn "a ~ for IN
aayB., ,ana from s4.89l to $49l ior s;gIt: oxjno ~,
20 London toegrams and scarcity of commorciai ]
plis G!oHlng trna, with actual business at ii sEi
a,a:a9o; Sterling has now reached q rrice q
@n1ch It ts profitable to export spccio f1a,r ~ :"
mltlion 10 gold ia already packed for oxport an;a
mere ls talk that the shipments of thu woo: @ sxi
Teaeh $2,600,0O0. - WIZ "ooA WILL
-. God ranged from 11211z@1181z closing at tim
latter hgure. also owing to London tsIorra,nn
reporting q loss OF Hpecie bv tI,n Iank cf ~
gland. and advance in storling. - A41-
carrying rates, 1G>4, eloHinf, at go
Clearings, s32 000, 600, "''''
6tate bnnds qulet md nominal.
1tallroad bonds neglected,
Governments firm.
Leaahs Stocks woro alternately wenl, md
1troAg until aftor l O'Clock When tia whn1o
market wAH strong and prices advanced owino
70 the humorous imitation bills prosenfs
ID In Congress. Closing quotations. Wish
zero gonoral!y tho h;ghost nn'1a
showed m advance Of II to 2S6 nor cont. liz
mont markod improvement being in Weatorn
Union. Union Pacific, Northwestern. Pac;no
naii Lake Shore, st. Paul, and Wabugl,,
Union Pacific WAS especially pronjnont Ia,
wards tho cloae, aud advanced to 84l5 on iarro
Purchases. - '"s'
>, salos for tho day wore 1917 900 shares OF which
1aong were Western Union. 1D,O O0O Pacific Mail,
1ouoo NorthWentorn, 82 900 Union Pacific. II. GOD
AaAe ohofo, o,0oo Wabash. and 1900 Erie.
lttyf,x1
, 1874-04-28

wrgons Whilo tho xccaipta Aro comparatively small
very 10Y halea woro reported today. bt sfgoo wa
y rasy!y o 1or No Timothy, aud oor gralcs In pro-
vhr soVoFnl ortora Wofo rocclvel from Quiloy,
entoa wufo a@y wanto to feed ts rovcs Of cattle
,ron TO- Michigan tho North, and other points. Hinco
nn roccpa continue light II Ia thought that toro ia
eso 20 como forward, or that tho far,nors cannot
pug nay or find Tina to bring 1t to n1nrkot, Tho
,sis "aGsWasa spring aa h.nored tlo growth Of TasE
n, nnw conau'ncrs having o1l,nAtod thor wIntors au
Ky ot hay, nd themselves unlr0vftod for Wn 0jiofo
Sho Wholesale ficos follows carr to oonain Q6010
~ III: NJ Timothy, sl9.s0 No: i, $500 bid; No. D.
9 sSGs1T 1Taixe: m sS oo51e brine pr.ire No
!oosE ox WAaoN-Tmotly $1z Ola Il. 10: prairjo.
sao go. For delivery Of prcused, $l.0oi TO- eccorng
n1DEs-Woro Hieaay, with tho amply md aopand
moa9fste Wo quotn: areon city bntclors' 10: green
s s ai s;aTy aieon d. t s 1. Rr sS AZ
23o: dry LIP. 400; dry Baed. 1ia15o; dry Hint ls3
1oe deacon Balnn, ko@f5o; Rrubly. scored. c,t ar
oterw!ao GnMagcd. two-tlfra price; branded 10 nor
Se9t o sheop pcs. wool estimated as waahod por IT,
Hops-Were qnict, and with tho oxcop1ion Of cboco
nIops, weak lowover, no gra.lo ia quoted vory firm
we qgoto: Common to cl,Ulco Woatorr, lO@11c. Thn
NGw York DnAetfn says: "Tho features Of tho mnr-
Kos aro esaentiay the sano. Trao Ia extremely dm
~ tue anor graos Of State Of aa yaara crop. rio
rollcors stu hold 10 telr stock md insist On fli
prices, whtnh arc far above tho figures which cnn In
,oaized horc Thoro u markcd disposition to roal,go
X Aoldere md 1uoat nro difficult to ohain fro1n
to iact that buyer Is accommodated at Utmost bia
aa holders rofueo to sell at current prccs. Nav
41sK ho# talr 70 prinac aro quoscd at 1oGJ3o,n
IRON AID HTEEL-Jho demand wla nu1v fotr
atea afo shadod frequently for large orors as fo
, 1874-04-28

New Yong, April a7.-Corros - Dull mtd,1fco
urlauda 17Ae; futures closed aeaiy saes. ii IT'S
baen; Apr1l, l7al1 1.99a: hEay, ii 3-a3u Ju,o,
113o; July, y l6.1o9al1 3l:!2a Auyuns, ID 3-l0QS
yen.1or. 17ase.
DnRApsruRFs-Flour s,alo tlr,nsr receipts, IL, 600
10 good, t6.lb90.ea good to choice, gJDaos5 white
w.uat extra, US extra Oot $o.5G37 7.60 g,
Louis, 3d.!09l.l ltye lour aud oor.l.nlaal uu.
changed. Wheat In Sair damauu and alahtly hinhon
, 1874-04-28
MVNEI ANU CUM ERCE.
MONETARY.

MONDAY EVENING, April u.
ihoro have not been many duIor DAYS tl,a,
yesterday since tho panic. Mono Of tho bnul,
ala moro than fair business, and fow Of thon
naa that to report. Trade IN general, II not do
pressed, is dull. Tho oiroota Of the panic Of las
fall are no doubt discornib1o in thia condition
ena.ra. aa In London the traces OF the Austrian
panlo and tlat Of Now York arc still to bo soon Ii
tno money markot. Purchasers Ioro who could
Bet credit easily n good tiros, tiud 1t moro dill.
cut now. worry genora retrenchment ia
visible both In buulnoss and living.
Largo numbers Of pcraons have been forced
out Of clorkshipa mud similar positions, mud
driven to sock moro productive work. A1iddlo-
mon are fewor, mud nro loBs vol paid. Rotnilors
In tho city havc lost good doal Of thotr custom.
and m unusually large amount Of thor paper Ia
returned protested: As for s,E,s3olation tero liz
n9ne o. It, IS straita i. aFo TO- stll olosod and
tion OF tic movement of produce, priyato nj,
vices from Now York indicate that affairs thoro
hro worso than hero A. larrge amount Of com
so1no exprots thoir approhonHions Of serious from
bio II this yonre crops should fail or tall yorv far
Short, contingency which Ia not Iiltoy to occur.
Exchango today, was scarce. Most Of tho
Bales mado woro ut GOO premium thousand.
though somo Rro reported at 25c.
$4,000, 900. O A'' 40
aro norotinInS rith ha,s Wos1 . quota is fuli
purchase OF their notes, for tho purpose Of iu-
croasihg circulation. There is d profit in M
s1onal Bank circulation at tho East which dieaf.
nrai of tho rnnts ~ 4i{a 'e ~ ~ per cent. bcY-
degIrnna f rctr;nv " s,.h rsy nro known TO DO
hn,i, 49, " .oti.at 1nou c!Iculatlon, and Eastern
pAnRb can, no doubt, got All they want at a small
Pro1on premium, H., u.,n
KEry Ae1'N 0'1A''"
Tho effect, 30 far as Il vaa d;,corn;b,o .xo.
nnything but uniform In anma hra,,t,n r;, masa
wnro f,yn1n. II ott,ara -, - noluo prhnus pFlces
Goods neoplo thora pxaa iomoL, a nmohg tno dEy
20 far aa m olnmant ~ teoog III
but nricns worn wjthnrt nntosrn:t' mas ro.novou'
Dreatlstufs wore depressed md awor nrno,,t
eray fonr in ia ofr fo aoi %aaN ,, n,o nui! goh-
, 1874-04-28

nctiye md steady Tin plate IL Quoted fr i,5 fray
a'mfthy M w!.e Ga1sFn 16a. n1sks aste
e. tS1sso; do, roofing l412o, ID si2oo; d. 2o12s,
s-i;no' 1;io r1s-1areo SOC small ar ,or a,,
LgaDng, III; ssl, 70; ppc pip full colla capxo:
s1inhtr t ziso@ru cauts, 1oo: ,esa ou,nt,.,
| slabs, 85o. No' 'S0' 4""na's' 'A1oi
spa snKs t. ST. lneSNG s !; M = rsss nuss
rates American Rt,saia--A l1c: T. 19c s&41o'' "'0
aSLyss11Ep 4Ixss 1E 11ogrNo No io@e 21@94 1906
Of Is pr se1t q nsde rom hs st ''' ''''0'n'
nnc tsol,oms sls 2s razers
w1nE-Nos: to O. DO; to o. 1oc: 10 to II. 11o. IT,
H. 1oe: 81? s;s f bsnds Is as LEI Il
ospes Ny4 s,sas 3a msdesqtey aet'ye
9l74G; ssat rope, y IT, l5h@loXc hemp sash cord. I
u isSS22o marlsllo, y IL. 1s@5oc; tarred rope .
s5o9@uoo; tar. bs st.; SsSso' p'foh " bFl'
o,ra1 rs, Mero i astse nu Hnaec and lower
Psr ksg ID nd d DO ssas; ;'s q sI, do.
sns is5o 81 ID 81 a4G, "a a. ns soo
r;sas TEaas was psosaIy espoeaons aud
non dthG extra winter lard, $50 No. /, 7so; No. a
ssS ssSsSe: Mnaeed Il 19w lo3 10 boiled s0s whalo
atsa!ts c5s; elephant oil 9Jc; turpanline. S5asso:
hannshas @ @ e. gravity 179: naphtha. eoinmon. 14c.
an tar rs G ore arm under good de-
1os rosa ara H. oln The offerings continue au r
ps'sos Me quote raachblows, from store 81. 80 par
81 @1sa H.a si..sl peaehblowa II oarlos
ana common lots, 9ocea$t00+ on track.
and choice ltre aud dressed stock sold ut full nricca
aiocn Ia91" nas hsen s9me demand for o Tor
1uoio turkeys, dressed, 14@11o; do, i've 14@l5c:
e.li. M.Saens, crossed, $35o; do live, s3.o0@3.50;
met @ WIN moterate demand at 50@a7o clover was
aMet nt Hungarian in moderate request at
oosfoc anu mllitt az 75ae0o for choice. Wo note
eaes o. 2s ba8a timothy ut $270 IS bags at $3G5 IN
o9 u.s. a. S9 2 6ags prime 2. $:0o 10 bags at 45
Daes ~ 1910 ~ paga at $505 40 Gags Hungarian
milIetst SOC 40 bags # 75o. 0N 50 WV W ''s'
ohLl-ueaers repor moderately fair local aud
county aenand PEtcca arc quoted steady except for
,rno,, ,,m,,.a.t.f $500, "'A ueu4ua 200ut 1uc
When Navigation onens. bocks are Light and in tho
nnaiitfoa o,I i Il, a.t - HlUto piehty than other
~" ,,nYy r. 4,,n ~, 1t 'aE ABOUT ~ oc0 brls
ti,c Etrstta cra nnor 0HS; u WI arrive Soon after
, 1874-04-28

Withdrawn from store on Saturday for city con-
sumption: $500 bu wheat, 3,2i9 bu corn, 8,80s
bn OATS 751 bu rye.
Tho following grain has boon inspected into
store this morning up to 10 o'clock: 80 cara
wheat; al2 cars corn, 2o,a0o bu No. 2 do, and
o,auo bu rejected do, by canal; 2s cars oats;
S2,ooo bu No. do by canal cars rye, cary
barley. Total (43o cars), $4,000 bu. Inspected
out; lo3, ,o37 bu wheat. 267,8l3 bu corn, 29,715
ou oats, LOAD bn rye, 4,439 bu barley.
Illo following table shows tho distribution of
tho past week 'o .4'S "''i'n6
, 1874-04-28
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EVENING April a7.
The following woro the receipts aud shipments
OF the leading articles Of produce in Chicago
during the past forIy-oight hours, and for The
corresponding date one year ago:
, 1874-04-28

0soS7 40G in l872-73, exclusive Of SIS Goo o La
hnd coce made free July 1872, aud Withdrawn from
pona IN that month from tho previous importation
There was also entered during tho nina
months foreign gold and silver 1t tho yalna If
BIG 1885, 6o8, as against of s5 s79 2l0in tho corra
spending nino months Of the previous fiscal
Sear. Ne'''
Tho exports Of oil descriptions from Now Yor1,
TOT tho nine months compnro aa follows with the
corresponding months in tie previous fiscal
year: 0'~%
, 1874-04-28
CHICAGO LGlIDEl, aIARKEr.

T 0foYpAv Fvtr7ro Anr,, ~
| , LuMnEn FnE111i7x.
| A. MHllstef, *l.75; MtskeEon, S1.6(: Grand Ifnycn
S1;og Luuington, Whlte Lake. mud pentwater 81 20 4
Va;ao Va alsnomtuee 81 90; 0conto, 1925.
yory ]nrge favnr,fia ,In "sIe, Hu4to unexpectedly
dck ftinr Promiw rart o,.asu8 ~ Tue vessa!a III OF
toe aocka during tito day. The offcriueg consistcd
rtlncapaay OF common inch md Pinch linber hnd
caIBoea OF 6htnges. Tho market WAS uodcrat,1v
AE%4F6 III t0e morning, II or ror1onr
hatlts but I1rno ihn rane,ni - GIt8oss chang1ng
were nude prirea r.sro naau ~ % aao %1My low ealea
sl " S!uuutS1uI5t tho ouatdo for choice AIanatce
~ ~coMnon inca boards sold at $11 .00@1oO0 Latn ara
i!uo9teu ~ $2..s. Inc demand chtnfy from Tin
local tradc. A cargo Of shingles arrived toiav franz
dFeen bay tue hrst from tho west shora thjs onssnn
6alea include:
Cafgo schr hlgRnolta, from pontwater, la0 m com.
1aoa inl1eu ht Sl0o0. Sold by Wn. Alegludc
and Hcuntl1ng {argcv ID 1T SO m ,I ~ -. oiss
Dickfoyd Co. " 80 " *N'eo' 'oio oy II. n.
Cargo achr Arab. from T,,,,notor i'm
S1o 0O for incl and so n1 for ao, 49, II 1na3ea, Ut
, 1874-04-28

lots IN favorite louso. No. eoll At e185, Will,
sooopla , on two hotiseH hold ut S1.as. Io)ectod
uon. Thoro ia almost no domnn,l for bnrloy for
MoeK past "a bllyorH soem to 10 afraid TINT
oorsa.1a partoa aro roady to "jump on It +" whom
ogor M " mex g see chanoo Oash sales soro report
~ y i,Seo nn No. at 91.05; 400 bu by anlnplo
OIL track. Total. d, 200 bu O'
r,u r,,, oun arooK or rHov1sfoNg.
~ n. !ns E4ffor ot Tia OAfeaqo 5+f6une;
the effort to find ngroonet. otwoei tic
H. III, oi atocks Of provisions hand In a city on
eini6 ast aa rororod by tho Pork Packers Asso-
Tnan. tnr9hHh their Bccrotary, and tho figures Of
o nnar ~ ~ snnmcns as given by the sccrosary Of
XIV ior i, Hcto .is tho case The Indicating tho
OF tho packers. and tho thoso Of tho board
, 1874-04-28

M Mnt9uwheeeiyed t since Saturday, 16,a Lead, Dur
i9 ta9 opening hours trade wan stnch buyers bonr
5atMrlaya prfocs 10@1so boIng nao as tic dec1imn
a. Which they would fool warranted III rcanno Sctitc
ing at once revived, aud between tic ours o 10 in tc
morning and ?. NJ, liberal amount ofstoek chaueO
nanas 1hfoFtor md common lots were almost wLoiiy
poseu @ r. 81 TIP days business accomplished at
SO foel inferior; ut s5Oo@520 for common ~
ket closed 8ea1y " s'' A"e Iua1-
, 1874-04-28

z0J{|union Paoiao stoot... "a
Norslvesern pfd.... ouH|Contrai raciio atocks. o.
t 5ock !aanu Ifsoaton Hart. Eric. w
= Mew by .ufsoS oehtfal. Dol Lack. h Wcscr7l. .1a5
, 1874-04-28

| " AAAAus
+p +uork packed Nov. 10 April 49, 103,oi7
spnrr ~ aueMves ~ aatnn timo. mo............. 41,035
"A+ 1'of' A.t.+. t.+...s.ss+...-+.....ss.. II, ,34l
.24B, ,2o3
tPork shipped samo .in,o* ,19e. .7oa
.Amonnt as mn i'nna IN
~ ~''"nn''sst.+s. 16tB2G
s,5sss oas 'sS;s Il r. Msse;s Doom ssi ss
M ~ tuo Fork King, but for the fact that wo tlnl
An a'ar'nlng discrepancy in lard also. SEQ:
.s,oo,, =, - zatrcts.
tAeccived to date, =. nj Sio
~ nnnpniens.
snn a is D0,160
Leyna i:s ii iar as los: orsvcr to tc traSs tSss
lucy say that figures will not lie. It Ia evident that
T. right Or is either Of t,cm eorreot3 Or 4 not
''A Will II tho "so OF paying 5er agsas. nnyl,ow
LATEST
Wheat Waa In moderate domant1 ana frmcr
selling at 91.25>6@1. .2596 for MAY. c1oainp nj
sa;2o1a, aud at a128N for JUNO. Corn waa
tl anlo. earty but towards tho close quito 40
ehnses for export Ind boon made at tho non1oRr1t
soGr an; May sold at 6i15@05c, solor Juno at GGJS
@ot}ac, both options closing At tho outside.
GALL BOARD.
met with fair demand. Mess port, cash or
sollor The month, s1915@182b; do. ucl1or
4laE, W S10.2o@1G*25; do, seller juno, $16.46@
1o'a719; noller July, s16.75 asked. Iord, casL
Or Or 1n anl!or the month"; s9.70@o.75; seller May,
clear, cash Or seller the month"; no BIDS, ofore:
aelfer May, 90 askod short ribs, cash or gollcr
re an month"; no bids, no offers aoer May s8.E0@
s621s w seller juno, s8.77]l@8.8o; aliouliers,
eash ea Or sol!er tho month. s5.75@5.O0; HeIior !
May, s5.8715@b.90; aellor Juno, a600@6, ,37i%:
soiler |o July, $o.47@0.12t1. satos include Std |
y PRS mosa pork seller Juno at $1G.45; $50 brla
20 1 seilor July at s1G.75: 500 tcs lard seller Juiv
;ao ds 1os 9o os shoulders aollor May at S. 0
ribs sollor June at $3.50. 0Ao'S
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-12
POETRY.
"Untii the Day Break.v

Will it pain me there forever
Will it leave me happy never,
Will the sweet yet bitter yearning,
Tdat at my heart is burning,
Throb on and on forever, ard forever tie In vain?
o weary, weary longingl
sad, sweet memories thron9lng
From the sunset-lighted WOODLANDS Oh tine dear ana
O hone nosy a pdS faith undyingl
Shall never cease from signing?
Must my lot among the shadows orevermore be cast?
Shall never see the glory
That the Christ-knght OF Old s.ory
Sir Galahad, my hero, saw folded round bis s'eep?
With which God gilds dull duty
For carts that burn toward heaven from the ever
lasting deep
From that conflict ceasing never,
From the toll increasing ever?
From the hard and bitter battle with the cold and
callous world? E.st1
Win the sky grow ever clearer?
VIII the hills draw never nearer
Where the golden city glitters in its rainbow mists
impearled?
All, me, that golden city!
Can God then have no pity? -,
have sought with such yearning for so many Bit
And yet the hills blue glimmer,! '
And the portals golden simmer
Fade ever with the evening" and the distance never
nears!
oweary, weary living!
foemen unforgiving!
enc mics that meet me in the earth and in the air
flesh that clogs my yearning!
o weakness aye returning!
Will ya cease to trouble? Will ye never, never
spare?
Will my soul grow never purer?
VIII my hope be never surer?
Win the mist-wreaths and the clif-gates from my
path be never rolled?
Shall never, never gain 1t,
That last, ecstatic minute.
When the journeys guerdon waits me- behind those
hills of gold?
Alas! the clouds grow darker,
And the hills loom ever starker, -
Across the leaden mist-scrcen OF the heavens duli
and gray,
Thou must learn to bear thy burden,
Thou must wait to win thy guerdon.
Until the daybreak cometh and the shadows nee
ST, Pdups.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-12
FOR SALE.

LOT of vacant land situated on the west side
N Of High, between Pleasant and Danforth, Sts
This let has front of about 81 feet and is about 1874
feet deep, and plans have been drawn BY How for a
block of seven nine genteel and convenient resi-
dences and adapted for the same. Enquire OF
EDWIN CHURCHILL,
No. Portland Pier,
mar2s From ~ to o'clock. P. NJ
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Grand Trunk Railway of Canada

IN consequence of the change of gauge this COM
i pany have for sale number of Locomotive En-
gnes of the Broad, or feet inches gauge. These
Locomotives suitable for Train service, or at a
moderate cost can be made available for supplying
Mo i've Power to mills, machine shops, mines,
&C.. and il desired, Boilers will be sold separate from
machinery to suit purchasers
Samples OF Engines fitted for M achnery and Heat
ing purposes can be seen at any time application
at the Office of VIM. H. WALES, the Company s
Mechanical Superintendent at Point st. Charles,
Montreal. JOSEPH HICKSON GEM Ian.
Montreal, Nov. 9th, 1874. dec1e DIT
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TIME new story French roof dwelling house, No.
13e Spring St. arranged for two families Gas,
Sebago water, hot and cold, bath -oom and all mod
ern conveniences, including first class furnace I'M
mediate possession given. Apply to
WPHAM & GARDINER, No. 7 Exchange ST.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-12
For Sale or ~ Let.
For Sale or Rent.

~ vile, Cape Elizabeth. 6 rooms. a cosy home
dec71w. 200 Commercial st.
The Portland daily press., 1874-12-12
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

n M. LUNT being about to move from the state
- offers for sale his magnificent FARM, at Fal-
mouth Foreside three miles from fortand' contain.
land. with large well finished two-story House, and
commodious out-buidDgs, consisting OF stable, car
rage and tool houses and hay barn 4Ox6o eet all in
first-cass condition.
The land is beautifully situated on Casco Bay. in
GLIDING seashore of one-haf mile or more, and Is
the most desirable and attractive property fo- sale i'll
the county.
For particulars terms, &C. enquire Of
UPHAM g. GARDINER,
Real Estate Agents,
dec11dlm No.. Exchange St.