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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22
xImd UNITED STATES CONGRESS.



Mr.. Hsger, Of CAL, presented preamble
and nisolutions Of a mas meeting Of working
men In that State fayoring tho Eight Hour
law, oondemning the action Of Government
officials WHO have eyadad tho RAnis, approving
the aston Of tho President In overriding such
olietn, asking tho removal Of Supervising
Architect Mullett. the imposition OF ! tai on
the holdsn Of United STATES bonds, oppohing
the granting OF lands for the purpose OF sub
aidizing railroads. against tho Importation Of
ohlneae, and asking for tho. abolition OF the
contract system on public works.
fr, sali nuLA HIFoRTED. ial N
llr. sp1guO, Of n. L, from tho Committee
on Public Lands, reported, with amendment,
tho bill 10 secure honiosteAds TO actual settlers
on tho publIo domain. Placed on tho calendar.
hi a.aWi. AnpGLS. Y-In-a ID
llr, Scott, Of Pa, from tho Committee on
Finance, reported substitute for tho Houne
bill 70 authorize medals COMMUNICATING the
ono hnndiedih anniversary Of tho frat meeting
OF tho Continental Congreas and OF tho Dec
lAration OF Independence. Passed.
81. + pnTRIcr couRTS. z
Mr.. Thurman, OF Ohio, from the Judiciary
Committee. reported, With amendments, tho
Senate bill authorizing any Circuit Judge 70
designhte the timo Of holding the District or
Oircnik Court and to designate District
Judge to attend and hold the court In district
not his own. Passed 1ks- ,.,,..-t
o.. ExAANiSo nooKs, ~.
The sens.o amendment to the Mciety bin,
authorizing Tho United States attorney 10
examine the boolSs ihvoices, or papers Of do
PENDANTS, MAS rejected by Soteof q yeas TO
20 nAys.
pEtntAS TREATY.
Mr.. Cameron, Of Pa, from tho Committee on
Foreign Relations, reported fayorably on tho
joint resolution providing for the Termination
o. tho treaty between the United States and
Belgium OF July II, 1858, Passed, f...-, =,
9a IN THE HOUSE.
All .e DUTY TREE ~ l',i
Mr.. Kelley, OF Pa, from tho Committee on
Ways And Means, reported bill 10 admit all
articles for exhibition atthe Centennial FREQ Of
duty. Passed. III, tsghh i1erst ~ gaI
IMPROVEMENTS.
) The bill for the Improvement Of tho mouth
oflthe Atississippl was taken upj Aaubstllute
offered by Mr.. Garfield was rejected . suhatl-
tute offered by Nh. McCrnTy, 70 provide for tho
construction Of the Fort ST. Philip Canal was
thon passed. 7iiu i1f 4uri Y7Usla griiI
ntLIA INTRODUCED, sa
To Increase tho rcYennea and restrain stock
gambling imposing q tai Of 40 OF per
cent. on all sales Of stocks, bonds, gold, etc.
Ia .poa9r lAsEw STATE Pa ~ 80
Afr. chGIsc. OF COL. moved 70 suspend the
rules and pass tho BILL for tho admission OF
Colorado a state. Passcd-yeaa i7oj nays
ct,rtt p,aaTa pyty
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wEals,. BAIs...s toE ,e.Lel sogIsA..-Loon.
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DUTY FlEE.

Mr.. Kelley, OF Pa, from tho Committee on
Ways and Means reported 4 bill 10 admit all
articles for exhibition atthe Centennial FREQ Of
duty. Passed -'s,rsghh i1erst .sir 1a
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The Grand Revolution N NEDicAI mar
Hisr, which va, comnsnssd in $50, I, iin In
prOEs,. SOthlnE can stop 1t, for /, 1, founded on
the principle, now unlyirsllly acknowledged, that
physical u soT Is tie most fsTniaabis antaeonl,,
Of ali human silnsn,Ii and experiences has thovn
that PLANTATION lrTtERs u pesiissl inyiRoznt,
Is Vlt a. tho best possible safeguard against
Epidemic disSases.
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WATKESHA WATER.
MINERAL ROCK SPRING.
Dropsy, Diabetes,
Gravel, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, "a Jaundice,
~ Bright's Disease.

And tll dilelltI O The liver and hdneyl. rte
eateflt now known and sod as ATemVdy Tor me
truly wond Hffu what effect n has upnn fhe mn an
system. itisrew being shipped n the following
Baffei 70 sai, tif, haifto. q, dsmijohn ana ,uv,
80 cents per gAL. pAchage txira; h-tilsf fain m 81
Per dnI. Money must aeeonpany tho ofder n.
cert 10 cur feHliaf authorized Igenf. Ilouf,e N
your Druggist for wankethA Nfinerll noek frtine
Water Addfttsc 0. OLfH a CO., Wfuffala
via, for orders for the water OF fot elrcnlrs.
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! Tho bill for the Improvement Of tho mouth
1.-THE Mississippi was taken upj AGubstilute
offered by Mr.. Garfield was rejected . suhatl-
tute offered by Mr.. MeCraFy, 70 provide for tho
cnnatruttIoh OF the Fort ST. Philip Canal was
thon pAssed. llIu W W. s,L..ll III
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The senGlo amendment to the aIoiety bin,
authorizing Tho United States attorney TO
examine the bools, invoices, or papers Of do
PENDANTS, Was rejectedby a vote Of q yeas TO
20 maya
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Proftable Enp loYJrnent
GOLDEN SUNBEAMS

the iatgttaha best Mu.is Eook iof the sunday
s sss9Gl ~ e@' eisl SSPS sp. o.
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To Increase tho rcyenuea and restrain stock
gambling, imposing tai Of 40 OF per
cent. on all sales Of stocks bonds, gold, esc. p
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22

S25 PER DAY cgnnl.,!en o. sac ! ss,i
sssT h 90 s1Es%% v; S ssIssS va
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-22

On. sAm'L 5. FIrcH,s
FAMILY PHYSICIAN
WI g 's1i u s s.s Esss ''nsAs Asr
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Esn.t,s; %sn..d,Tsjs q xom,n isla xeti.
aeAse 70 7. N REEp, Kllhlh street. Sew fo nv
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. Mr.. Thurman, Of Ohio, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported, With amendments, tho
Senate bill authorizing any Circuit Judge 70
deAignAts the timo OF holding the District or
Circnis Court, and to designate District
Judge to attend and hold tho court In district
mt his own. Passed.
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The secret OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
onsian mouil, wslI,urnsa neck and beautifully
rounded arms, arc no douS, very rice thing, to
have, and ladies' who po,,,u these charms have
Isa,an 70 Be thahhiai TO Mother Nature, yet, sfsr
all, the most captivating q ali womAhly eharps
lisa pure, ffsih and brilliant complexion. This
Hupeiiitive ilieiRAiion any lazy may secure By
uslng HAnAN's MAGNOLIA BAtn.
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Colorado for IlTaHdS ald T0lTjstS.

iis S sdyantasss for cen,unptlyes and A,,hrna..
lct. Iul Particular given ffee,
10 Addfessi N A. Hl.RArrERsoN, rr-
Fort Collins, Colorado.
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'Ho! FOR COLORADO

with Its glorious climate, magnificent ,e,netr.
Mining feloufet1, stock growing, farming AID
.nealtn ndNantagel. General and special informn.
Collnl. Colorado - eA4e.asSNt TUT
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y = E 7 =
The Governor has complied with the
request OF Governor Smith, OF Georgia.
Tor the body ofA. W. Beanghman, who
is accused Of having committed grand
larceny in Fulton County. The prison.
err is confined in the Oconee County
Jail.
Cremation, as matter of economy,
la entitled to consideration. An enter.
prising undertaken in Chicago. having
figured the expense down. thinks he can
cremate for 50 head.
james P. M. Stetson. for many years
connected with The Assor House and
other hotel enterprises, has died of
paralysis; aged fifty six.
During the last two weeks there have
been $50 deaths in Now York CITY from,
scarlet fever. There have been I23
deaths from measles,
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LOUISVILLE, April 2O.-Flour quiet
aud unchanged. Corn qniet and un-
changed, at 72@73. Pork quiet and
unchanged, ut 100. Bacon active and
higber-7l4 for shoulders; 951 for clear
rib; 1915 for clear. Sugar. cured hams
l234@l3Ls. Lard 1O@1O11 for tierce;
1034(@1l for keg; steam nominal Whiu-
key 80.
CHARhEsroN. April 20 Cotton quiet
and tirm-middlipg 165s; low middling
l6t4@l62s; good ordinary l5>a; net
receipts 553; gross GAG; exports to
France 1858; coastwise S25; sales 300
BALTIMoRE. April 20.-Cotton firm
middling us; low middling l6Li; good
ordinary 10: gross receipts 392; exports
coastwise los; sales 800 last evening
81; spinucrs &c; stock 1883
BosroS, April 20.-Cotton quiet and
ifir1%o@omiddling T NO l734; gross receipts
MEMPHIS, April 20.-Cct,on irregular;
offerings light aud nominal-low mid.
ding 1G4WlGia; receipts 1884; ship
ments 2,2l5.
NoRroLk. April 2O.-Cotton strong
and higler-low middling l615@l6i5;
receipts 1865; exports to Great Britain
200; coastwise l. .2G6; sales AGO.
NEW ORLEANS. April 0.--Cottou
demand poorly supplied and strong
middling 17Ia; low middling 1921; good
ordinary 15is; ordinary 1917; net re.
ceipts 1,9S3; gross 1000: exports to
continent 2.T50; coastwise LAG; sales
2OO0-last evening 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, April 20.--Cotton
frm-midd'ing 1724; low middling
l6a4; strict good ordinary 1611; good
ordinary l5Is; ordinary l3T; net re.
ceips 80; gross 653.
AUGUSTA, April 20.-Cotton firm and
qu,ietamiddling 169l614; receipts 154
sales 343.
MOBILE. April 2o.-Cot.on very firm
and advanced middling II; low mid
ding l61l; good ordinary 15I4; net re.
ceipts 724; exports coastwise 81; sales
700.
GALVESTON, April 2O.-Cotton firm
and in good demand-good ordinary
l51l; middling IT; net receipts LIPS
exports to Great Britain 800; caastwise
556; sales 2.7O0.
PARIS. April 20.-Rentes SIT. 52Lc.
LONDON, April 20.-Consols 925S.
Eries 33ls.
LIVERPOOL. April 2O-Noou.-
active and frmer-uplunds S1l(0Sas
Orleans S2s081a; sales 1900, Includ
ing 4,OOO for speculation and export
sales of uplands, nothing below goo6
ordinary, shipped March or April, SO,
(9S SIG; deliverable April, May, June
or July. Slll@S7ss; nothing below Low
middlipg, shipped April or May, 8 TIC
deliverable June or July, S9.l6; snIes
include IL, 900 American.
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MUCH MARRIED, D,-Col. w. W. Price.
millionaire brewer of New York, is the
champion married man of the universe
1t would take too much space to relate
how he became 80, but his extraordinary
case is summed up thus: He finds him.
self suppurting two families, with two
women OH his hands who have borne
him Legitimate children and yet we're
not Legitimate wives, and the Legitimate
husband of Legitimate wife who is an
other mans wife.
"1ntemperate means to suppress in
temperance. is the way Boston
preacher put it in Sunday sermon.
Then Dio Lewis rose up in tue meetin
and asked to be heard. But the par
son told the organ to grind ahead and
Dio was drowned out. PLAY on, ye
devils" he exclaimed, as he retired in
disgust.
a wide-nwake minister, who found
his congregation going to sleep before
he had fairly commenced, suddenly ex.
claimed: Brethren, this amt fair.
Wait till get along, and then if ain't
worth listening TO, go to sleep; but
don't before | commence-givea q man q
chance"
Steurer, the best manufacturer of
burglars tools in the United States. has
been arrested in New York, charged
with assisting convicts TO escape from
Sing Sing He is the only manufac.
turer OF burglars tools who has been ar
rested in twenty years.
New Jersey suffered greatly in the
loss OF timber last year. Over 100, 600
acres OF land were burned over in that
State, and the timber entirely con-
sumed. entailing an estimated loss of
81, ,00O.0 900.
An OK was caught on The COW er
OF o train on the Airline Railroad, a
few days ago, and carried over loo
miles, without the engineer knowing it.
When released, the animal walked of,
as if nothing had happened to it.
It is estimated that the Patrons of
Husbandry, by cooperative purchases
last year, saved nearly Sc, 600, OOO-the
beginning Of q revolution in the ordi.
nary system OF exchange Of productions
whose end no man can foretell.
The venerable Archbishop Purcell, OF
Cincinnati, is the last surviving Bishop
appointed by Pope Gregory-the only
one now living not appointed by Pope
Plus IN.
The first opinion delivered by Chief
Justice Waite is that State has the
right to tax resident national bank
shareholders ut the residence OF the
bank.
A NICE STATE. 1t is stated as q fact
that, after a hurried adjournment Of the
Mississippi Legislature, there was an
indignation meeting OF washerwomen
held on the steps of the State House.
Notwithstanding to Fordos, the
chemist, many cases OF lead poisoning
occur from the habit of cleaning bottles
with shot. This looks like little thing,
but it may prevent great calamities.
The residence of Mr.. Il. NJ. Britton.
at China Grove, williamsburg County.
was totally destroyed by fire on the 9th
inst Loss about $4,000.
Henry Howard, n colored man. TWEEN.
ty-four years old. died in Charleston, on
the 18th, from the effects 0. kerosene @
lamp explosion. Next.
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SENECA CITY

AMk-N IS not eight months old, yet
&&2 two commodious hotels.
~ Mszf capital livery stable, car
tEzzzsaz334lfaEzlZE tza3fElZ E:riage. smith and harness
shops, besides several stores aud private
residences, steam mill, &C., have been
erected there. Many OF the lots sold at our
first sale, 14th Auguet last, have changed
hands, without exception. at good profite,
and come as high as 400 per centum. We
OF LOTS on
FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1874.
10 which We invite the attention OF capital
let's. merchants, mechanics and tradesmen
OF every kind, az we'll as all persons who de.
sire to locate in a fourishing, healthy. moral
town, possessing more railroad facilities
thin any town in upper South Carolina, and
60 located a. to offer sure reward to the
enterprlsing settler, whatever his honest
employment may be; but having, in our no.
tice Of the first sale, stated the great COM
mercial; manufacturing, mining aud agricul.
tural advantages Of the town and its neigh
borhood, wo iesist and refer to that.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash; balance
Ill three and six months.
April % NORTON IL THOMPSON.
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Auction Sales.
Crockery, Glassware Dc

farhUure, Crockery, Glassware, DC.
BY u. G. PEIXOTTO & SONS.
THIS TUESDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. We
Will sell, at our Auction Store, without re.
serve,
Sundry articles OF FURNITURE, Cooking
Trunks, Mattresses; q large assortment OF
Crockery ind Glassware, Lamps, TumbIers
Candy Jars. Dishes, Caators. Baskets. Bird
Cagee, Self'Sealing Jars, and many ueefu
articles; one fine Sewing Machine.
ALSO,
obarrels Potatoes, Kits Mackerel, Smoked
Beef, &c.
Terms cash. Anril o.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. B. 8.
Bfuuson. MIR. JEREMIAH FICKLING, OF
Gtorgetown, y. c., and Miss BENNIE
SPRINGS, OF Charlotte, n. C.
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Palmetto Lodge, No. 5. I.O.O.F.

a11uettu LUugB, mo. D, I. q, U. F.
SPECIAL meet
- ing Of this Lodge will
low. Hall, THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 8
o'clock. A full attendance is requested, as
very important business will be transacted.
BY order OF the N. G.
April 81 JAMES KELLY, Secy.
Richland Lodge. No. 39. A. F. NJ.
"A A CALLED Communication of this
wy Lodge will be held THIS (Tuesday)
~ EVENING, in Masonic Hall, at 8
O'clock. The F. e. Degree will be conferred
A. G.. BRENIZER, W. Nj.
J. H: SAWYER, Acting Secretary.
April Al
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Ice Cream Freezers, &C., at the sign
OF the Golden Paddock.
TN f subscriber has in 8, ore a full stock OF
Il latest improved ICE CREAM FREFZ.
hRS, WATER COOLERS, LEMON SQUEFZ.
ERS, DC. and for sale low for cash.
april II q JOHN G. DIAL
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For Rent,
- THAT handsome DWELLING, stu.
f5.!! ated on the corner Of Sumter and Lum.
Der streets. containing six rooms in
the main building, and two end rooms by an
oil, and ali out.buildings required; a good
garden under cultivation, water and gas
fixtures.
ALSO,
: That neat COTTAGE, containing six rooms
and out-buildings, water, garden, &c.. situ-
a;ed on Geryais street, opposite the resi-.
dence of DR.. Neagle.
An OFFICE, containing two rooms, over
tho banking house Of f. ]. Scott Il Son.
Apply to JACOB LEVIN,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
April 10 2
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Capital Building & Loan Association.
THE regula: monthly meeting Of the stock
Il holders OF this Association will be held
at the Hibernian Hall, at 8 O'Clock THIS
{ Tuesday, EVENING. Dues will be received
as usual. There will be about three thou
sand dollars on hand to dispose Of. By
order Of the President
w. r. CATHCART.
april II Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26

COTTON MARKET.


SAVANNAH Nov rs --Cotou seuvs, Mding ltse Low Ma.
ding l3Tys Good ORDINARY l3 pet receipts $3.50 bales gross
$50 erpofs cosvse 02t bsles sales 202f b.es
GaLys,ros Nov 2S-Cotoa firm and unchsnred SAdsr lt
1853 bses AIDS bales
3O4 bales; sales 2,75o bales srock. 81 S77 bsles
PHILADELPHIA nov 26Cot,oa quiet: Mddling l5c oct
Lorr,vILE No, 25.-CottoD quiet MidiinQ i4c
EoRrofK 2JCoton quist hitdhDg IL 6l661ic
cspts 4Os3 bae sIOors eoAsss' 3sOO bales ne 500 bs
CaasLssros Nov. 26roson quiet, NddIng ,,e reesp
2s69 haiss exports to Great Britain 9l2 bales. he Ceoase
$50 bales to the channel loo bales coastu i7aO bales a
900 bales: stock 81 b7l bales.
BnrinoRE 25-CottOu 6rm Nddng 1tSci ecepS.
462 baes Great Britain 52 bales eossse 100 bales
sales 800 bales; sprnpe 100 bales stock H. 228 bales
CHcsSkrL sos 25 Cotton quiet Atians l4lse: Get receipts,
7l3 bales; shipments. 307 bales stock 1888 bsles
4ls. receipts l2O bales. b7S7 bss exports 10
Britain, 1881 bales 100 bies stock 1887 bales
MxsPHs 2J-CoOn quiet esfer, norninsny unchanged;
iddhng l4a4s- receipts 245I baiesi Shipments 40
bales sale. 2.l0O DaIes stock. 1880 balea
wLxIsGros Nov. 25-Co,on unchanged; Mifhug lie; ret
sr Loufs Nov IS Cotton steady; moderate demsnd Mddfny
rrceps AZ bes 1881 bales shipnent 28t
bales sales. 4J9 bales stock. 10. 100 bales.
Nov 25.-Coion active SHADE eiser Mddhnz l5s;
Low Midine 14iac; Good Ordinary ltl4c receipts ITO
AcGCsrA 25-Coton quiet Middlng - 1885, Low MID
ding ~ 9l6 Goof Ordinary, l34c receipts 1908 baes
MOBILE Nov 25-Co,ton firm MdIina Ale Low Miitips
exports $40 bales sales 5000 bales ''oeG i4jO7
bales.
dhngs. 1890 Id@c-
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SALES FROM p O'CLOCK p. VI. To CLOSE OF BUS
NESS O'CLOCK p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25-P. NJ.

As is not uncommony tho case on "a day preceding
holiday. the various Wall Street markets were dull
and devoid Of interest from first to last. The gen.
eral stock market was dull and irregular and though
at times some of the leading specialtes would put
on the temporary garb of irmness il only short
lived and provocative of activity in any direction
In point of volume of business Lake Shore has again
assumed the leadership OF the market. and on sales
of 900 shares had the fortune or misfortune to de-
cline per cent from last nights closing price.
Next in order Of activity were Ohio and
Mississippi, Pacific Mail Erie Western
Union, st. Paul, Northwestern, Wabash aud Union
Pacific. We have to record further decline in
Erie shares at the London Change to %. and in
our own market 10 26s. The downward manifesto
ton continues to make Erie lively without drawing
out much stock holders seeming, with what reason
the public Judge for itself to be confident
evero the value of this heretofore unfortunate stock
Lake Shore appears to be of the special objects
OF Mr.. Drews attention at the present time, fact
which 1.-THE Street" is inclined TO interpret as nd
eating such future steadiness Of price as for while
at least will make it unattractive to all except
those members Of the Exchange who are content
with turns" of per cent However in spite of
the Street opinion aforesaid the steadness
has resulted to-day In a decline of /
per cent In the price Of this speculative
fancy" Although stocks may properly be said to
have been steady to-day, the tendency on the
whole has been TO lower prices For instance.
Western Union Telegraph and Atlantic and Pacific
declined each per cent; Atlantic aad Pacific Rail
road preferred stock which very serious effort has
been made to put upon the market of late and Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western each /; Hannibal
and st. Joseph. Q; Harlem. Lake Shore Quicksilver
and Rock Island each !. o. the contrary, c. c. and
L C.. North Western. and Wabash each advanced /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON Nov 26l2:30 mConsols for 93 sd93l and
the account 93 d93 & Re Railway shsIss 23ae2i preferred
80.
LvsHroo Nov 25-i2s0 mCotton quiet and unchanged,
Mdlug Upind. ad Middins Orleans sisdSd sales 600
bales including 1000 bales for speculation and sales the
yembsr and December, at g. led
ANTWERP Nov. rs Petroleum 23k for Fine Pale American
LONDON Nov. 25230 m-Cono 90 s993i4 for both money
and the account BTie Railway shares. "a
LvEsPooL, Nov 1880 m-Cotton the basis OF Mddrg
Upads nothing below Low Mddne deliverable January Pebu
7ao saes the nding Orleans nothing below
xddng. shipped December and January I'd B.d,iurs
n quiet
JosDo., Nov 25-3,30 mThe amount Of bullion withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance oday &4iOOO Bhe Railway
shares, 24k
LIvssPoo Nov 23-33O Cotton to-day, $500
bales Asencan.
Lospos. Ne, 2o--Rehned Pstrolenn, Bad. gallon;
PkASGSokr Nov. 25-u b. Fve-T 1888 81
LrvsErooi> Nov 254 m.cottop-saes the basis Of MID
ding UplAnd nothing below Good Onsr shipped October and No
vember att 81 DO do shipped December aud January At %
LIvxtrooI Nov 264:3D p ,otton-sales the basis OF
xAss( vgaa aspS ssa tss xeaaSs', leRssa Qsssx ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
WOOL, MARKET

Bosroy Nov There much acv " In the wool market
but mice, STEADY manufacturers still purchase
10 weet sufficient keep their machinery running The
Influenced
concerned manufacturers purchase cautiously While
OF small ala points
disposition press sales concession On the conTar holders
confident that full prices will be sustained for The balance Of the
season. that there will scarcity OF WOOL sioppsge
Of rs Of the machinery foe aeees inquired
selling 4d07c for Xxx xxx and
vnia Michigan aud Ohio neeres s9052e y
quality Desirable neum aeeees selling 60e65o y B neud
ehgan Ohio Pennsylvania Maine ombng delane
selection. from 90 1905 NJ as saa prd eonsssss eous
forward freely and has bseA selling om 35655c for
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
Onered. Arked.

The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company for four months, from LIST July to 3lst
October. 1874 are reported at $1,341 742 90; less
transfers formerly included slSS5l2 80 total
s., Dos, 80 49, And the operating expenses were
1896 565 As, 63 per cent less transfers as above
Sl335l2 So total S762,O52 65 leaving net earnings,
$446l7 As; less extraordinary expenses S107S2 66
available surplus S435 1874 SO.
The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad earnings for the
week ending Nov 81, 1874. were $9S 400 correspond
ing week in 1873, S97,62 decrease. $4,227.
The Denver aud Rio Grande Railway report earn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-26
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"fDNksDAI, NOV. 70. I87f.
COFPBE-The receipts for the ending this morning
Is 294 bags per Ontario lO03 bags Pary Belle snd 900
bags Carl Johann sales ss5 bags per Ontario Lyn
300 bags per fa BELLE stool In h hands New York Nov 20
bags 900 bags Charleston 4OjO bags
$500 AhOst and loading for Nev.Yort 80 500
bssr other in the United State i2s 700 Oas, @
ssnto Domingo shipped Europe by To-day
only limited aud the market Is steady sales 1853
ranspd We quote ordinary esrgoes at 6dl7 fair do 17'.
extreme range l6ad2Oc goh ~ ~ 60 and 90 days erelt
Mid still dull Md noDissy unchanged clip
following from Messrs VISIT Creighton hosons weekly circular