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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17
Our Weak Point.

The suspicious disposition of farm
ers, is subject of common remark.
But, analyzed, we do not believe the IN
disposition to venture is as largely made
up of suspicion, as of some other IN
gradients. Indeed, we rather incline
to the opinion that farmers are too
credulous, and we think the very ma
ture of their pursuit, and the habit OF
not thinking, will account for their Gre
dulity, and the consequent frequent de-
cep.ions and losses to which they are
subject. In the first place, men OF
strong and active mind are apt to seek
other walks; they engage in something
more stirring, because more congenial.
In the second place, few years of farm
life as it has been and now
is, with itsexcessive labor, and
lack of social friction,
will take the "snap'' out of almost any
man. Hence, farmers fall into ruts, in
their way of thinking and doing things,
and it requires some extraordinary
force to change their course. They
know full we'll that they do not realize
as much for their lators and pains as
they ought; but they look up from
their plows and find themselves begirt
with business system, to break
through which seems an almost imPos
sible thing, that will costa long, hard
effort, and perhaps maltetone enemies
and they sigh, and siveit pp. and jsst
plod along ss,belors. ThsI are indis.
r.a - ~ :..t- 49,. es - whan IN :
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-12-17

Heu Yerk Produce board, Dec 16.
1.0p. x.--Plour quiet and unchanged
W,ezt ouiet fair. ei.069i-i3x. Corn Js1s
94kc UafS firm " 7Oc.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

,GALvEsroS, Nov. g. 1874.
yss Siss: gross. $50 ESsors soastSlss, 7S sss:,
@ st9ck & s rea. BsaIpn L ~ sas
WISE Wise, 4sss sales. 5000 o-'A' ''N'A ,'''' coast
cetton-Demand esr mldaus sc sss Sss ssesa.
bass aS y I 9 sales
psfspts S S,g 81 a srSss hspo5s-o Great Britain
Cotton steady miaains nc ASsI1 Ssi rsssps ssG is,
Sass sSis N.ssyaSss ssasS s ssss; ssss;
Cotton snn l.ls,ower to sell micdina isc. fe, re-
sss 0sss tEsposs lsesp
o soss,wss s GGsa sae. s1sn &c. to the
Gsoq sS1s an sss. spa sz.. miaS$s
Srssn sss:.x'ss S' Sales STOCK s5ss' -
III GSsans o
Spirit. Of .urp.nn. T.sssss rm .s &c. sosiH sS g. s
M yellow >. o :.
whss Eur ds sale. :nd wo S Ike ssS s
sssa dsssy saf'
80 :; psi p%asns, NY s'
s%ss;
Sissny e bushels: @ sors .
1880 bushels barley. Is do lumber feet
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours
%nes Snsne e1,es a oa
Ssrn SS oats sosSo do casa ifeishs da
@ sss.S s 81 81 ws''s i
m as S @ s0sa aa 10 r
Gheago No. spring 9ic red winter 81 i s. T.
oats dull; 10 Western held at sc s5c Rye nomn-
ally 96c Barley Inactive; Western 81 20 a 81 25 Cam
ssis mall 6Asr r% aivss q -
Flour whsa. active and I0s.aS S'y ~ wsi.s
sss Sss'saa 49, aaps. SG wais sas
10 No IS Tsa ds red Corn 9 Nc sieady a%Ss R,sS
Mixed 76c. new do, 66hsc; November. 66c Decem-
Ss @ ssv dow % xed a9 S ne Prsss. sEss
cE%sf q ksseps eS
1000 bushels corn, 1000 do. oats
Flour quiet and unchanged whe active and higher.
s. Sss " Ssa
new rejected. Oats active and higher No. 5,c.,
cash or November; 46alc all the year; white 4sac.;
s'iSses aesSs and assher No SPRING cash
No ao y x 5e Pork sa sGys Y and and
Unclaimed. whlskey steady at ss1c. Frslghts-
% 7s all ne snI: Oats
s@s BUSHES wheat oo ssrn 800 90 asss,
DO barley soIn o bDs a. aoar sSS
do rye, QUO do barley.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
ge, boi. - rs. DO, virginia per sack. o. 60: swsst

Rsl ss :; c.7 7' hi 90 ygns per SACK o 60; sws'
va. Ds messrasly s asas In in ,oss,ng way and
& ssaa sSd IS Ssss u g &
p & on hs spos aue sna
No Al i5c, and i2aierces Of grease searine at s4c
sKkps.-There has been quite an active movement in
nseed since our last with he market ruling
Fleece. az " 80 gold 60 days ooJ bags OF DO ex Sesr
- q s'fs gomSs9 sS% ss 95s Ses
draIa al 81 40 gold 60 days Clover continued dull
. ans AK saosa %ssax ct x d sap'sd
aass have only ss and
aohhds bemarara,ssstc. perp; sscpoxes clayed on
Per Is Refined QUIET and quoted SSas sSstsnss1d
ns 70 s G qaSis to scod a
fss Ssss: ss. sss s IS
sl';ss; eayes saS, Sosss ana SHss d % e
@ 'S ~ %sS, o::
baiss .saaa.d Ss i. e asui.Msa
per,or and ra superior, 71sc. as,sc.
last su Ss Il rssa a
ss % s n So da % % oo CROP ss0E R IS IS M
fas s ID no Rar aRs The
M 9 Il rSn Mai Th sales
s MARKET sasa v very M rm wo qssher s
out OF town stock at &c. per 10.
NEGETABLrs-ihere was q fair inquiry to-day In part
for the various descrp ions and yaines were quoted
steady, rs toows;-Southern white onions per DBL,
s3; do. yellow do, per bbs 50 rel do. per bb, So;
75c; Russia do. per bb. 81 2J 81 5U cabbage, per
100 81 So; hubbard squash, per Dbl 81 5.; marrow
ae per 6b s.. cashdossr per DOZEN 81 s.; celery
WooLs-There has been fair demand during the past
fsss Ts M no Of Ws.sa sse
tOc. 5000 lbs OF fine unwashed do, 35c 5000 lbs of
medium Western Texas, 25c sacks Of Western do, 25c
5So 81 p Of Eastern 'exas s2c ihs q mixed Texas
spring do, $780, looN lbs Of Cape. &c. she; 10000
wyashed fleece, 1900 IBIS lbs of spring California,
7oo Ss Of secured medium fleece 800 lbs Of eorTia
1900 los Of comb,ngs 800 lbs. OF Western Texas bags
mixed carpet wool l400J lbs OF bury iall California
and % bags black Nevada, all on private terms
WHisKEY-Receipts s3 bbls. The market quiet but
steady at 99c. Sales 200 bbls. at that price.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
POLICE TRIALS.

At the police trials yesterday Onicer Clancy was
charged with clubbing MIR. George Fluri, OF No.
asa Eighth avenue, on the head until he was in.
sensible and fell PROSTATE in the street on the caf
track. Counsel for the complainant desired Mr.,
Furl to exhibit to the Court the condition OF hts
head. The entire side and portion OF the back oi
the head was half Invested OF hair, the result ol
the clubbing, and bore evident signs OF severe
treatment. Mr.. Flurl was so Ill and weak from
loss OF blood after the clubbing that the police as
the station house were obliged to tnrrust
him to some OF his friends to con-
duct him to Bellevue Hospital numDer
oil witnesses were heard both sides, but
the brutal conduct OF the oiicer was only made
the more evident by all the cross-examination. ls
appeared as II the oficer was trying how much
beating a mans skull would bear before ha
fell or died. Oficer Mayer, OF the Eleventh
precinct. was charged by William Cooneyp
OF No. 637 East Ninth street, with
arresting him tCooney,, taxing him to the station
house, and afterward. the following day, using
filthy aud abusive language to him. CoOney waA
shown by several credible witnesses to be hard
working, sober man. and, from his statement, ha
had been badly used. Mayer broke In upon him
several times while he was telling his story ia
the Court and got justly rebuked for hts interrup.
ton. President Matseu told him he was TOO hot
headed to be policeman and that or all things
good Officers ought TO be COOL good natured and
polite to citizens. Bullies would not do on the
force, and the Board did not intend to keep any
The case, with others, was referred to tne board
The New York herald., 1874-11-07

Good Good damaged aS%c 26c c a5c 24c aS5c
r0Sr backs Soc s &c. Middle as
&C. SEP mass srsp srSp
I RSush ads sns s1S s s
Lake. footing about 10000 lbs 2ssc. cash the
ssss aass & %s sSias
Sd e' d qas :e ESa @ ssS saa Flag so
sss1sns 70 ssnd d0 AmsSs gig
tons sss sFfyss ys,
l9oo tons 5eported on private terms quoted az IRON
a. oss ss IS qSG' ss sG ho
sSs Gsngarnock, No none cOliness, SO, 70 arrive
Mo.1;;ss demand u1imper.ant and the
and mixed new crop Sc ssc DO ciayed sc szc DO O.
Riee & fnssS isaads sdas's5y & S &c.
NY change oSny tn. market
;s Of D,s rnsS dD put sossa
sSs sold spot al Sc and 500 ISis, BUYERS op. %
ton las! half q soysmssr e Tc me market ior
ssss Ind ~ 4 So rss
dealt in n small I;.y y;sy az Ssf Tor cIty
%:dsTsssy S i. ssvs 1sas demand quoted zss i
.sss Iss$ s ru:s :9ssay aas apS tss
crude, SIC 60c tor refined summer yellow and 62c
oil were auoIed steady. as foiows;-sperm- Is for
TRss ss ssasnss
7oc tor natural winter and zoe 75e. for blcachsd
Eesssoos oil & ii Il the inside Prices for
PrrRoLKux-For rened the market ruled dun and un-
chanGed quoted tor balance Of month a. Ms Crude
a price, wS nS napSs
s% S s s q, % ss
Of month ,Adyices from the Greek were Of DUH
Petroleum Centre, sSc. Housewife, 7oc Tusy,lls 7ssc
Sec idomss IS eid' Parker o2kc United I'M
Psovisioss. .kessipss- Pork, none; beef lsss pack.
sbs ioSSsd !. ss aud round lot tot oi 20 sss
Bacon auet but adv sales 100 boxes Of long
al It oHc lohS 81 per ID For ;ssrs option December n %.
mand ana aao!ea arm within the range shs per
10 Beef remained unclaimed in value and quiet small
Tn M ss efI. e q SaS: Ss
ira city India mess Beef hams continued quiet but
"a 81 = s Ca; %sls u
se demand At slightly easier for some descr,p
isi' e. S: s sG's s s'l'f ;ssudsss IS
p5ckSS SSr.s sams cf Clear 0 s ss % Der 'na ID
Lard-For Western steam the market was active and
higher, closing strong q ths impr9yement We heard
snaafs
,slsc Sos G sisrcss sellers option Osance Of year !!
IKE u Side. Der ib We also note sale d Loo
.eTess q rennsd ior January ss,,very e sc City
were .low il:' Of r. sale sca.
Other round potatoes we're ns n Moderate
but barely lye STEADY & N vans swse. 0Ws Ne
quote quote rose new n double Srs oos
rs S.v do &c Sss sS sr ee g
.sl, 4 ls5t peerless new aoasieSsad eSI, !, 4
III do IN bulk. per Dbl. u 62 2asl 81; sweet Virginia.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
The Tidal Wave in Wall Street
What 1t Means.
STOCKS A TRIFLE LOWER
Gold 10 l-8 ITO and Money Easy
at Late Rates.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES FIRM.
WALL STREET. |
FRIDAY. Nov. Ga =. M.

rhiDAf, NOV. 6-o +. M
While 1t is prudent to be conservative at this
time IN the expression OF opinion concerning the
financial situation IT Is not wise to ignore the fact
that strong influences, born OF the late election,
are producing Their effect upon the markets. both
here and abroad The fresh breeze, blowing
tnrougn an open window upon convalescent, Is
NOT more welcome and suggestive OF health than
the change that is now insensiby making itself
felt among the business men of the country. There
Is promise IN the luture which we have not had
before. There Is q confidence in results that
mas not lately had school OF believers.
Possibilities have grown into probabilities. Men
no longer feel themselves obedlent to the dctatiou
OF ''rtngs," whether In the Treasury or else
where. new deal has been made Prospects
are being calculated from new platform. Arms
are beng barred which until recently have been
outtoned to the wrist.
FRESH CAPITAL rs COMING OUT.
Faith is showing itself by works. AS people
we have entered on new career. whole conn-
try VIII hence lorth work for gwen result Wall
street may mot Immediately photograph these
facts upon Its speculative tablets-inoeed IL may
cast shadows to prevent perfect plcture-but in
the end 1t Will be strange II America, great and
strong as she Is, recuperative and energetic Civ.
ing wealth every where IRON capitalist to emigrant
does not respond TO the new idea OF the hour and
to the revolution OF puunc sentiment that has
been written nom Maine TO California. A tidal
wave that so strangely affects political thought
cannot be without influence upon Industries and
all the elements that give them worth. days
movement In Wall street. therefore, Is like ny
upon q wheel. A power that can move genera
principle Is in the end bound to win. Temporary
weakness or temporary strength, 1t matters not
which. cannot influence The prospective situation.
THB STOCK MARKET.
There was 0 decline in recently established
prices toward the close. The falling on ranged
from u to u per cent from the highest prices OF
the day, the principal features being Lake Shore
Western Union, Northwest common, Pacific Mails
and Ohio ana Mississippi.
THE SALES
to-day Of active stocks amounted to 1885, 900 snares
as follows New York central and Hudson, 1,475; |;
Erie. $500; Lake shore, 32,loO; Northwestern
10,40O; 90. preferred, 300; Rock Island 400 !;
Pacific MAIL $4,000; ST. Paul, 10000; do. preferred
1000; Ohos, 1890; Western Union, $4,000: Wa
bash, $500; Union Pacific, 10000; G., q. Il l. c.,
900.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
- tx1- c1< .s-r.1
The New York herald., 1874-11-07

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The Prison Association acknowledges .
further contribution Of money and books for tho
Penitentiary library on Blackwels Island from
the following persons:-
William II. Aspinwal ........>..............4 .4l00
Daniel @. Rollins, 100
w. w. Hoppin, Jr.......... 10
John +. Parsons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Also donations OF books from J. b. Ford, g. r.
Putnams sons Mrs. Van Wagener, j. L. Edwards,
F. L. Moore, James Il. White, Mrs. N. Z. cary.
George X Jackson. J. j. King, Mrs. 4. e. Root, a
Friend, Unknown, SIX packages.
contributions OF books, magazines, &c, for the
above library Will be received at the ofice Of tns
association, No. 10 Centre street. Money for the
purchase OF new books may be sent to William u
Gilman, treasurer, No. 10 Pine street. All d0n&
tions, whether OF money or books, viii be ac
knowledged. Very respectfully, &C,
A. W. SHELDON, General Agent
The New York herald., 1874-11-07

Republic ana looK for Central National. The
latest bids are annexed :--America, las; American
Exchange, Ill; Butchers and Drovers'. l24; Gen.
tral National, 100; Chatnam. 1877; Chemical. l.5Ook
City. 300; Corn Exchange 100; First National 200;
Fourth National. 9s; Fulton, l4o; Hanover. 100;
Irving 1ao; Mechanics, 1856; Nassau. 1O4A; New
York. 124; North America o.; Pacific. 1872; Park,
lseh; People's. lao; Republic, loax St. Nicholas.
l07; STATE OF New York, l08; Union. l64.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull for 'sspot" - nd Active for ssFu.
turer-Flour Heavy--Wheat Firm
Corn Firmer-Osts Firm-Pork Dull
Lard Active and Highcr-Groceries
Dull and NOminal-Freights steady
Petroleum NomtnaI-Naval Stores
Dull-Metals Quiet-Wool steady
Whiskey Unchanged.
FRIDAY, Nov e--sP.M.
The merchandise markets ruled quiet as q gen.
erai thing. and prices were without decided
change. There were some exceptions. however.
In which there were radical changes. Flour was
dull and heavy. Wheat was in iair demand par
ticularly winter, which was frmer. There
were sales OF spring for forward deliv-
ery-the first reported for some time
at full prices. Corn was in good demand and
prices were higher the market closing strong at
the Improvement. Oats were firm. Whisxey was
quiet. Pork was quiet and nominal Lara was IN
better reques and decidedly hgher particularly future
contracts Freights steady and qu,et excepting
for vessels for charter sui able TO the petroleum trade
which met with active demand at full rates. Cot,
ton dull and g. e mt nominal for lots the
'spot" but In demand and hrmer for future" Gro
ceries were neglected and nominal Petroleum was
duh and nom,nally unchanged IN value Naval stores
renamed DUH Metal, were auiet and without essen
and ruled seaay met WIN 0aefA' os
AsHrskeeepis or the past three days los packages
QuSed steady at S5c per b Pearl, Mere nominal
:Ss s9;sSs 3 !Sss
sas'1 sn ssy g
s1Ts s npa and s s red & 81 @ 9a IA and
$3i delivered; Baltimore, $50 Sos ahoat Lime was
81 o sSs Fam %
o. g M n w nS L selling
store: Roman quoted s. s5 So Laths attracted
si !als Of attention and were quoted steady at
gfnswAxaTraqss continued slow With transactions
s2e ior yellow Western and ,%ou,hern. %
Of Prices as green n"r o
sc medium sreen; nd e. Sc short green brush &C.
q inquiry for me-
ssea
sds Sss e being
sSs I'D iapsS sSsssi S;i%s g nv e
soe wss Sdsey a2 II to whs aUod hdHsy 3
slss; black ,ye peas % 70 ,r,,. ,,nn., urn,
ana @ with al ar spry for pals
ae aSa tub, s sasy yc
good us y" state arSns ehoies s Selected @ 1 &c. :
sssS's NJ sSoc ssseea
S. ylS' shocs AT & tS aa
p5me o i s & Sc G0 pa fHoa ss S oe @
choice ssc ac do do iar good Sac SIC. westef
ao DO xoSG o 'e s prime sc; sse
Sc ssG ,, DO wdo fair .n e good sSc sc
common to far 20 &c do, arsins, good To- prime,
common to fair &c 25c Central Ohio and Indiana
arkins, choice, @c SOC d. d. fair to good 2sc: 4
choice. 2sc Soc; do. do, ia!r to good, 2sc. a6c
CHEEsK.-rhe home trade has been fair, but shippers
are operating very moderately Values exhibit little
State factory. nns % fancy. isMo lszcs good to
do darles hne l4c. l5hc; Orange county Sc.
q l2c.: Ohio factory Cheddar shape, choice, ex-
trade l4c. iosc DO. DO tair % good loc lie do
factory. 6ne, lac. a loAsc
CorroN market for cotton on the spot was mac
tive and to extent, nominal with sellers than
buyers at quotations closing weak "sutures" were
inactive al an advance OF l32c. We quote Quotations
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
NOVEL CRICKET MATCH.

Hundreds Of people assembled o short time
since al Hungry Hill. near Adershot, England, to
witness cricket match between twenty-five
women. married and single. The married In
cluded one old woman of sixty years Of age, who
received severe blow In the face with the ball.
and had 30 retire rather precipltately. On tne
unmarried side thirteen runs ttne hiGnosp were
scored in one innings One woman made twelve
Tor the other side. At q former match, tnls oelnA
the return. one womaE scored over SIKH ruus.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07

o oia
For iA future delivery basis mddling sale, have
Ssi Ss Ss At jsIssis i s 50 &C o 4:
Es2ss Essss.s s y / sss IS q /; loS ss4 a S Ss
ssse, ssss clG;'ng anassy & ss
,uay sae sssc Aps Is '!se ssc March se = Nae Mae
sssc lS iss ;oo Msr1si ,.srs
EHsas & TS al ss1St5 eo,ss'
slide. January, 100 at = i lSlsc, 100 at 4 81 SIC;
iss isss !. rsD!sssy IS
s,s .y.iss.: !, ss
sers yansa4 S0E fsGrassy 1s
caii-koysm6eT, luS at I Use 100 short notice. Al
aoS ss0ssaIs AYE
sess june. 5 Il IS s s rsa IS i.ss s rSs %
stock Of cotton in this port October 81 was as ioows
On whsryes, Mi bales; ,hipSspsfd: not slearsa
sss or
YORK; rs Boston s Psae phs 5 foa
sa vrs s
BY steam. &c; BY sail, Ac; % Hamburg by steam Ac ;
By 70 e. d and
4 a ss, ssy'
ser se sr|s sa a. a!5 se s@s
bags, 26c. do grass mats, 2,c 2Sc; Ceylon 7c.
isss ' ja%s'ss ss ss d:,i -
e onTssSa ISL sSa g
a. hswns ssAy
&c; sdsmsntin. Il il and 10 o.. lac issc'. iSc.
GonD1sn.-Susiness ,hrorshous the general market
ss Sssu re sSs
do. sthress and athTeaa inch and SIC % inch diameter
ss!s S:l|;: g:
Ss sSsvs s'r!sa . S,ssa shisaa s,
sefSsss s 81
ass sas sss lsps nf M &c a'9 n'A
CooPERAcx srocx continued in good demand, in part
S az auoss r1a. sas s: %,sss sn =;
- sSsss sSssE w S.sd ns
.m59y 5qm Sas.ss:o. .aSSas ada5. piSs
isGs:: i sss'';S ssoa. = sss sss'Ss
ices EocsS Synasr continued light receipts and moderate
demand ior fresh eggs the mafsei d ruled STEADY
quote Long Island, New Jersey, and nearby sse.
Ses.s S..ss lined eSoiss brands do fair "t Is
DE.D peeled peaches are scarce and
sss s.s wsFs 'tass
aaSas aaS
S9 Sssss W.
Gc, Western apples. 9asrtersso &C. aSkc,i peeled
Georgia, nc . 2Sc. unpeeled do. halves, new.
NC. a BE-. do; DO. quarters 40. shs Ic; black.
Southern, new, ac 2sc. raspberries new, &c 36c
pa Faoun Gsanern asp soc bss wheat
Na 6ol bushels corn ~ tl9 do corn meal M 200 bags;
aour market was duh and heavy ann, in some eases
bbis comprising ali kinds at qures within the range
Of the appended quotations Corn meal was steady and
yellow 81 50 81 IS for Jersey and Pennsylvania do,
nd M a. 10 BrandyWine. -
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$360.369 the customs receipts were $685., 900; ior
the week ending october 81, $500, 600. The As
sstant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000 on ac-
count OF interest and $5ls,0O0 In redemption Of
dve-twenty bonds.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS
The total imports OF foreign dry goods at this
port for the week ending to-day we're sl,365, 800.
and the amount marketed $13ol,6 65s. The imports
for the corresponding week OF last year were
$l'oos,225, and for 1872. $1,5s43l6.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report as follows:-United
states ten-forty bonds, 1O41s 2:3O P. M.-The
rate OF discount In open market for three
montha' bills is 3h per cent, Il per cent below the
BANK OF England rate. COnsols for money, 90 q
s3h; LOT tue account, 93J<. $3.50 P. M.-Amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day, 100000. Erie shares, 1880 p. NJ,
2eA 2oh 90. preferred, a; 2 P. NJ, 2eN; $3.50 P.
NJ. 26h. Paris rentes, p. NJ, 62f. 10c; $3.50 r.
M, 62f 15c. In London nve-twenty bonds, old, OF
1885, 1861 loe1s; do, OF 1867, fo9si i09x; new
loan, 1o3k. Market quiet and steady.
SOUTHERN BONDS
were dull. The operators in this class of securi-
ties are evidently awaiting the results OF the re.
cent elections. The holders, however. are in
hopeful state Of mind, and look for better prices
hereafter as the result OF the political change.
BANK SHARES.
BAnk shares sold at 1lsZ tor Merchants', lsA for
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
BOOKS FOR ooHvICTs.

PRISON ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK, !
No. ~ CENTRE STREET,
NEW YORK, Nov. 9, 1874.
The New York herald., 1874-11-07

Providence, r. l.. Nov. s. 1874
Printing cloths continue strong at 5ssc. SIC. for
standard and extra 64.squares with fair demand
The New York herald., 1874-11-07
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Railroad bonds were In good demand. Chicago,
Burlington and quincy elgnts sold at 112, New
Jersey Central convertible at 1O2, Lake Shore con-
solidated registered frsts at 991s. Erie arsts at
1o2X, Erie iourths at 81, Erie niths at 96h and
Union Pacific frsts at s9A. small lot of Chicago
ana Northwestern consolidated gold bonds sold
at s2H. Central Pacific bonds closed at s3k to
9Sk and Union Paclfcs s91% to S9h for nrsts, s6 u
to SeI for land grants, and TAX to TAX for sinking
funds.
GOLD.
The prices Of the day were 1l0h at the opening
and ITO At the close The rates paid ior carrying
we're a 2 per cent, and Tor borrowing nat and 2
per cent.
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EUROPEAN MARKET
FINANCIAL.

! LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoNDoN Nov. 6-Evening.
/ Calcutta lnseeu, SIS. q SIS Sd.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highe


The money market was without feature, rates
at the close being easy at "a per cent on call
loans. Prime mercantile paper 5N per cent
Foreign exchange was strong up to the close,
with prime BANKERS sixty-day bills selling at
Ls4k to 4.s4A, and with demand bills at 4.SS to
ks8k.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed nrm. The following
were the latest quotations :-United States cur-
rency skies. I1S llSh; do. do, 1881 registered,
IFS 1885; do. do, coupon 11s9s 1lSA; do. fve-
twenues, 1862 registered, Ill 111A; do. do, do,
coupon, exlnterest. Ill 1l1@; do. do 1864. regis
tered, 1126 1l2A; do. do, do, ex-interest, 113H
Q 113H; do. do., 1865, registered, 113x ia; do.
do. do, coupon, ex-nterest, 1147I 1I4H; do. DO.
do, new, registered, 1l6h a 1162l; DO. do, DO,
coupon. n6H Ilek do. do, 1867, registered 1l73s
117h; do. do, do, coupon. 117x lis; do. do,
1888, registered, 117H llS; do, do, do, coupon,
117X 1ls; do. ten-orties. registered, lllA ll2;
do do, coupon, 112k 112a; do. fves, 1881, regis
tered, 111k ll1A; DO. do, do, coupon, 1l1,s a
lily.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

Total 7o5 367
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THE COTTON STATEMENT.

The following are the total net receipts of cotton
porfs since Seute mber l. lS74:-