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Burglarious.

The papers these days are filled with ex-
ploits committed by burglars, and our
own state is far from being free from the
depredations of these gentry. Now that
the spring has opened and the seasos near
ly upon US when open windows and doors
will become necessary, it behooves all to
be on their guard, and watch their premi-
SEES closely. .--s
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A Curiosity.

Mr.. 6. Werlich has shown us q curiosity
in the newspaper line. It is u Yeddo, Jap
an, daily paper, and a queer looking speei-
men of the typographical art He receiv-
ed it from his son, Master Percy Werlich,
at the Annapolis Naval School, who Oh.
tanned it from Japanese class mate. For
the latest news FROM the Japanese Empire
you must call on Mr.. Werlich.
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A Board of Engineers, detailed for
the purpose, report that the amount
necessary for the Improvement of the
Falls of St Anthony iss4l9, 992; of
which SIT, 992 should be immediate
ly available.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-22

"Vice Pr esident" A. H. Stephens,
of Georgia. has left his seat in Congress
and gone home. a hopeless invalid.
He is reduced te a mere shadow, and
never expects to return to Washing ton.
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Private Sale.

DR.. I. G. Williams, intending to remove
from the city offers for sale top buggy and
q general assortment of household goods,
comprising furniture, stoves, crockery, &c.
This is rare opportunity for those in
want of any of the articles enumerated.
See notice elsewhere in this paper
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gDieo.

At his residence, in the town of Aztalan,
on Thursday, April 9th Mr.. JACOB NEV.-
ms, aged SIS years, of Congestion of the
Lun gs-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-04-22

meeting of the City Debt Association
Is called to be held next Thurs1 ~ evening,
April 23d, at Lower Turner Hall, at 7
o'clock There should be a general atten-
dance of the citize ms at this meeting, as the
report of the trustees will be made, from
which can be gathered what has been done
by the Association. and any new action
necessary will be decided upon.
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Ivan DeBiron, by Arthur Helps;
Prof. Swings new book, "Truths for To-
Day. also new invoice Of Egglest tens
"Circuit Rider" just received at T. S. Clarks
Bookstore and News Depot.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

MASON + HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
are the best in the world First premium
at Vienna, in 1873. Excels all others in
quality ond durability. Prices lower than
any other. Organs rented with privilege
of purchase by installments. Prices $55
to 81 900. Catalogue with prices and full
description sent free.
VIM. F. SOMAERFIELD, Agent.
Corner Clyman and 9Th Streets.
Watertown, Feo. 28th, 1874
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Nearly all diseases originate from Inas-
gestion and Torpidity of the Liver, and re-
lief is always anxiously sought after If
the Liver IS regulated in its action, health
is almost invariably secured. Want of az
ton in the Liuer causes Heodache, Constipo-
ton, Jauaadice, Pain in the Shoulders, Cough,
Chstls, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad taste IL.
mouth, bilious attacks, paLpitation of tn
heart, depression Of spirits, or the bIues, and
a hundred other symptoms, for which SIN
mons Liner Regulator is the best remedy
that has ever been discovered 1t acts
mildly, effectualy, and being a simple
vegetable compound, can do no injury in
any quantities that it may be taken. 1t ~
harmless in every way; it has been used
for 40 years, and hundreds of the good and
great from all parts of the country wa
vouch for its being the purest and best.
Simmons Liver Regulator or Medieans
Is harmless,
Is no dastric violen, medicine,
Is sure to cure if taken regularly,
Is no intoxicating beverage,
Is faultless family medicine,
Is the cheapest medicine in the world,
Is gwen with safety and the happiest resalts
to the most delicate infant,
Does not interfere w tn business,
Does not disarrange the system,
Takes the place of Quinine aud Bitters o
every kind.
Contains the simplest and best remedies.
For Safe by all Drasggists.
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WatcrtOWn Market.

Corrected Weekly by TIL. Rack
Commission Merchant, Main Street
WatertoWn.
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining the
Post Office, at Waterfowl, Wisconsin April
81, 1874:
Aron Geo. Lloyd Henry
Bolio Marcy Miller James
Haley Ellen Richards E. r.
Horsington G.. r. Robinson T. NJ.
Irving Robert Schoonover Nelson
Lectra A. D. Vandusen Nancy
Leberer Clara Mrs. Warner J. E. 2
Wood Al
Persons calling for any of the above let
tiers will please say "Advertised.' ~
-.- r. ]. T. AOAK, Pm.
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BUSINESS THAT WILL PAY
from 81 to SO per day, can be pursued in
your own neigbborhood, aud is strictly
honorable Particulars Free, or samples
worth several dollars that will enable YOU
10 60 to work at once, will be sent on re-
ceipt of fifty cents Address
j. LATHAM g. CO.,
245w 2s2 Washington St., Boston, Mass
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THOMAS MlTCHELL)
MARY E. PIERCE
MARTHA GREEN heirs
w. w. MITCHELL
Public Auction.

On Tuesday. June 10th, 1874, at 2P.
a., on the premises, the following describ-
ed property belonging to the Mitchell
Estate
A valuable Wood lot and private entrance
thereto, situated on N. w. ! of Section d.
town 8, Range Is, in the town of Water
town, consisting of twenty-six (2e) acres,
more or less, AS per government survey.
All full grown timber. Terms ofsale cash.
THOMAS MICHELL1
MARY E. PIERCE
MARTHA GREEN heirs
w. W. MITCHELL
258w
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$cn1t-Goeal.
Palmyra.

.s -. rA1myRa. -g
We spent a few minute in the Water
Cure building on the 10th inst, were pleas
ed to see that the variety Of works neces-
sary to the final completion of this large
structure was moving steadily onward.
Carpenters and joners, masons and pain
tiers were busy, and everything seemed to
indicate that the time was not distant when
the numerous spartu ents in this magnif-
cent institution would be in readiness for
the hundreds who may wish to avail them
selves of the many advantages that will
be afforded to ameliorate the condition of
the invalid.
Mr.. T. s. Cotton says he will xhibit at
the next Palmyra Stock Fair, the best pair
of twin lambs in the State The fair is
to be held on the 18th inst.
The Baptist Church have made some i'm
provements in their bouse by moving the
pulpit to the other end of the house and
arranging the singers seatsjust to the right
OF the pulpit besides making some other
iaudable improvements.
The straight Republican ticket for town
officers was elected on Tuesday by large
majority Enterprise
Jefferson
Whit-Sunday was sorrowful dav for The
6 erman Lutheran Congregation at this
place, as the funeral of one of its members
took place, in which the whole csngrega-
ton sympathIzed Mrs. Ernstine Storsz.
the wife of Mr.. August Stortz, WAS buried
on that day. Mrs. Stortz had attended the
service on Good Friday, bu. soon after
was taken sick, and suffered, probably from
inflammation of the bowels, until Friday
morning the 10th inst, when she died.
The Presby terrain Church was well filled
on Sunday evening last Several PROPOSE
lions were discussed as to the best and
most expeditions means of treating the tenn
perance question. An open society was
formed and a committee constituted to cir
culate a pledge, the subtance of which is:
That the signers pledge themselves to see
the temperance laws enforced, and use their
utmost influence to suppress the liquor
traffic
Remember the Odd Fellows Anniversary
at their hall on Monday, the 28.h inst.
The meeting will be public
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PUBLIC. AUCTION

On Tuesday, June 10th, 1874, at l0A.
~. on the premises the following describ-
ed property belonging to the Mitchell
Estate:
House and lot in Block q, on LIST street
IN the lst Ward of the City of Wntertown:
House contains rooms aud there is good
well of water at the door. Also House
and lot in block 49, on Sixth Street, in lst
Ward. House contains 10 Rooms and ia
piesant'y situated and in good repair.
mere IS good we'll of water at the door,
ana Darn on the lot Terms of the sale
cash.
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

o. sGALyEsroS. NOV. rs, 1874.
sss: ssss Gs,ss ssss ssSs S E1'0fs ooa''"'e %
.os, Gotten Sss, yS and unehanrsa mladins Ne.
Britain 2,66i. Sales 77oo. stock. 1887 N'@"'
Cotton firm maans se ASst1 iS% %aSSns Dali 3 IT, sI.
sss SaSsT 81 sss: a5 sssi
fsSSs. @ T s sss: 5 s;ssi ;;
CHARLEsIoN, Nov. 2h Is7E
ass $?S$ss sssssgg s9
s.,.,.. ,u....,,u wnxseroy, y, G. Nov. a 1874
r;s$ . il N .sssS
Flour steady sales bbls Wheat firm but quiet;
ssss sSS ss 4 ae% % Sssd
ssssss ;sn ss
=: 10 sE Sa Haoaa AIR. d M LAKE @
Lake and rail- m ports for r. the last hours
SsIs e ao9 % so sry barley SS,S do Canal shipn,ents
sasss @ sS' ss' sSRS'asNssS 30
~ Ssnss sPsSRs wSs q Wssa'
AZ ~s Winter s at a
SS'a
Soc aBlc Oats quiet; No. Western held at 6sc Rye
nominally 96c. harley steadv Canada, 81 40 81 ia;
Western 81 80 81 IS; state 81 2s 81 30 Barley malt
firm; Canada, 81 90 81 CO. Western, 81 As a 81 50.
Other articles unchanged.
ToLEDo Nov %, 1874
Flour steady. Wheat in fair dema ndiand Arm: 40
white Wabash, $i2l 81 l3 ambs Michigan. 81 0sia
81 oe ko; red. q lOa lI0s; No red, 81 0s; No
lures; nigh mixed roc. e re. HIsc cash and No.
mixed oats Quiet and unchanged FrsisSts Ss
sswssS 's Gs
asked at close OF market Receipts-0 00 bushels wheat
$4,000 do. corn and 5000 do oats Shipmcnts-3300O
bushels wheat, 10000 do. and 1880 do. oats
CHICAGO, Nov. rs 1874
Flour steady; extra spring. $425a - So Wheat dun
and lower No sp ing nominal No do, 9lsc. 9ls.c
spot; January, 9ssc. No. Spring s5c; rejected SOC;
75c all the year, 7l4c. Mar; new No, miycd 67Isc;
rejected Csc 651.c Oais dun and lower No at &c.
demand and higher; No III &c. a sslsc Barley Quiet
and weak; No sprtng, 81 q, cash December;
No. 3 DO. q % 81 TO- Pork in fair demand
and higher At S2e as cash or all the year; $40 SIS
reSru1sy Lard ,s tn good s demand q aSrs At | ss
In good demand; shoulders, SIC 7c short rib mid
dies 9Sc. sNc.; short clear middlcs 9c. 97sc. all
loose partly cured Green meats steady
whskcy steady a. 97Se on cn Of tire Board this after
AZ the year rork, S0 sa February Lard Sds 3d. ali
wneat G q oUo bushels; corr 5000 DO oaIs 2S oo ao
bbis wheat i50U bushels; corn. 70O do. oats, .,ON
a barley. 1900 do
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
for redemption amounted to s376,o0o. II ia an
nounced that the government sale Of gold VIII take

for redemption amounted to s3T6ooo 1t ia an
nounced that the government sale Of gold VIII take
place on Friday.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were 1rm aud the transactions continue to show
a moderate Investment demand. They closed at
the following quotations United states currency
SKIES, lle. llsh; do. do.. OF 1881. registered,
1l9isa ll94; 40. do, coupon, ll9ss l2O; 40.
Gye-twenties 1862 registered, ll2s. 1l3; do. do,
do., coupon. 1l2si 113; do. d0.. 1904 registered,
1l4a NAY; do. do, do, coupon, l14is 1l4A;
DO. do 1865 registered. l15l4 1l5is; do. DO, do,
coupon, ils lless DO. do,, do. registered new,
lls1 q 1lSk; do. do. do, coupon. llsls q
llss. do. do. 1857, registered. ll9 le; do do,
do, coupon I19i4 1l9ls; do. d0 1858, registerd,
,1ls 10y; do. do, do, coupon. 1l9t ll9h; do.
ten-lortes. registered, ll3 1l3, do do, coupon.
1885, a max; do. nvas, 1884, registered, 1923.
1l27. do. do, DO, coupon ll2al ll2'..
SOUTHERN BONDS
were quiet. Long Miss0uris sold at o6; Virginia
consos, ex-matured coupons, at 63i4; old Vir-
ginias at 59 and old North Carolinss, January and
July, at 2s. The sales were small.
RAILROAD BONDS
were aratiyely Hrn, but were not largely
sold. the market being s0mewnat dul In cOnse-
quence, 1t was alleged. OF the intermission Of a
holiday. Union Pacific nrsts advanced to slh.
HarleM urStS botu ~ AVos SuitaBo auo Noith"c cDs'
ern consolidated at SO. do. coupon gold bonds at
So, ana Buffalo anu Erie new at 90. Central
Pacific bonds closed AZ ,o5a4 %; Ss14 ass1a for
land grants. and 1914 . 76,s for sinking iunds.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares sold at ok for Fourth National,
1856 for Metropolitan, ,lS9 for PARK. 104 for
Republic, 100 for Ninth National and 1l74
for Commerce. The latest bids are annexed
America, las; American Exchange. 1l1L
Butchers and Drovers' lSO; Central National,
1905; Chatham, l37; Chemical, 1900; City. 800;
Commerce, III; Corn Exchange 122la; First Ma
tional 200; Fourth National, 07b; Fulton. las !;
German American, SO; hanover. 100; Irving 13l :;
Market, i2o; Mechanics. 1888; Merchants lls;
Metropolitan. lS5,a Nassau. los; New York, 1876;
New York County, 2O5; North America, y4h: {:
142 Shoe aud Leather. 1853; St. Nicholas, 107; State
OF New York, 40; Union. l34.
MEMORANDUM.
Tomorrow, being a national holiday, no busi-
ness will be transacted in any OF the departments
Oh exchanges
EARNINGS OF THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
COMPANY
for four months, from 1st OF July to 3lst
Of OCTOBER 1874. were. 81, ,341, 742
Less transfers formerly Included. 133, 612
And the operating expense tS3
per centl Wefe... $500, 565
Less transfer 10 above. 1882
Leaving net earnings :. ........ :. s44e.i77
Less extraordinary expenses ............ IO,7S2
Available surplus lus...................... $4s5.3s4
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. n,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Easy-Fiour Dali
Wheat Lower Corn Heavy = Oats
Higher-Pork Firm-Lard Higher
Groceries Quiet and Uncha nag ed
Frcights Firm-Petroleum Firmer-
Naval Stores Dull and Deprsssed-
Whisksy Easier.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25-8 p. M.
The markets were dull t0day, and prices were
quite generally in buyers favor. On Change
business was perceptibly diminished. as compared
with the previous day. Flour was dun. Wheat
was duh and lower. The extreme rates OF freight
and the Withdrawal OF speculators from market
caused the decline. Corn was less active and
heavy. Oats were In demand and decidedly
higher. closing strong. Whiskey was easier. Pork
was quiet but frmer. Lard was IN demand
and higher. FreIghts and charters were drmer
and charters were made at higher dgures Cotton
was dull on the 'sspot" and only in moderate de-
maud for "futures' at a shade easier prices.
Groceries quiet and unchanged. Petroleum
shade hrmer, but still quiet Naval stores
neglected and values were nominalIy easier
CoFrKs.-For Rio the market ruled steady under
moderate inquiry We note further sales of 1863 bags
Fairy Belle and 500 bags ex Ontario, on private
terms Mild colee sold III small Mt steady prices
The stock Of coffee in st hands this date other than Rio
includes 949 bags OF Co yon H. $50 do Maracaibo O9
do OF Lagua, ra 1882 of Costa Rica zoos of Mexi
can. 1 do ot Manila 90S do Of savanilla and 49, 45s
mats Of Java We quote rho, orainary cargoes,
ss Mi do sf & &c. sses a s ss s
mats &C. csss ss Essss
aisc; Tasaayra. isc lac Jsmaics i7c isslc; ss.
RUmsS &c MexsaS S so az Aagostara oGsta Gse
lsc sayaniila l6c. isc. Curacoa lsc. "A lsc gold,
Corros THE market for spot cotton ruled dull and
eesy eesne s" sc met With Moderate busae Va
quote Quotations based American standard Of elias
The New York herald., 1874-11-26


For future deveyy !sas,. low madlng the sales have
$tS bales st soo at s!sas; March, 20 Is Zisle
q A'f aae ~ ;ays Isl AZ t"Rs s M nSa ~ Sa,ss s.
Closing prccs-November. II 2b32c a IA l3l8c. Dcccm-
ber "A i6c "A 37.3.c. january, loh Is 6-2c Feb.
Hpri', Is i.isc 10 ssac May. Il ii.ssc ies:c
easy. Is day up to two +. T.-Ncyem6er So at HNc.
100 Sshort notice. at 4slc loo at a. i42s;S DecemSsr,
SJi% :s 4 sss,sss.; January Il; ~ H.. Iss;;
Is a2c, so nt l5xc eO a. IS sS.c February, 100 at
Is l36c., $40 at lSAc GOO At 10 go at l4c APRIL
100 At Is ll6c 1G0 Mt 10 l32c Nay, LOO NJ Ii sc.
June, 100 At isc Total u ou bales Grand total 100
bales The receipts as the various ports were rs fol-
lows Galveston. slss bales New orleans Ise Mobile,
6s norfolk 4O8s New YORK, 5i3; Boston, TO- rhiiadei
day year. 25fs Rates cotton TO iorelun ports
quoted thns:-TO Havre, BY steam, Nc by sail &c.
TO Hamburg, by steam, I'D; BY SAIL sc. 10 Brenlen.
I'D. 7l6j, BY steam: by sail. a3sd.
FLOUR AND 0RArS.-kcceipts-FOur 8,863 bbs
wheat 229 $50 bushels; corn, I76 s65 do meal lU
Dba oats 7lR1 busilcls barley t8, 400 do The Hour
market quiet aud nominally unchanged. The sales
report up about lh N bbls including ali
kinds figures within the range Of the appended quu
tations Corn meal was in moderate demand and
materially changed In value Sales $50 bbs at IS 45 10
Braudywine ~ Is . 10 for Western yellow and 81
- 50 for Jersey and Pennsylvania yellow. Also 25J
sacks Of Baltimore yellow at 81 o6 per LOO lbs. We
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
~ fosgi6S MARKET.

In vlc~ o tts uuusual financial condition on
'botn SIDES Of HE A,sntic much interest attaches
70 tue pfoDbble elton OF the Bank OF England. 1t
is generally ra'i''n6 hat we shall have report
'o'morror tus' nsther advance has been or.
'dered. u sven shorid prove to be the tact we
may look to1 corresponding changes In the value
oi gold on th.s 'iie .nd correlative influence on
STOCKS suo popos. London advices report the
Withdrawal OF GAa,oo9 sterling from the Bank OF
England oo b5soce to-day. Consols and Ameri.
can secutinse were generally firm. Erie declined
from a TO aS'., sposequentiy advancing TO 24k.
The following sfe the late quotations :-Consos
Tor money e. p3is do. for account, o3l. a e31.
old '65 bonos, l05s. 1o6tl; fve.twenty bonds.
1907 1oas, Ipp iea-forty bonds, Io4si a 104s. /;
new losn 10 !: lfi., 24t@ z4H. The market was
u but ssesoy. IN Frankfort nve.twentles OF
49, arc Ell. tsfs tsris dispatches quote rcntes
at 6l.1U.
TAI rtifgD STATES TREASURY.
the receipts fron Internal revenue to-day we're
$29s. 900; from cus,oms s,ceipm $243Ooo. The AS
sstant ffcseuger fo.d~s paid nut siae. 900 on ao-
count ofiotsse7' md ts1coo In redemption Of i've.
twenty boBSs, "a, as4iOnal bank notes received
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
VUPARTNERsHIPs.

fIHE COpARrSERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the nrm name OF H. j. Shunan doing bus.
~ 9pewsrs s this day di,olyed by mutual consent
behlamih Siuman VIII Continue the aforc said busi.
nessand VIII auidate all the outstanding debts nd
DATED NEW ioRK this 2ih day OF November 1874
BENJAMIN SHrMAN.
JULIUS SHuMAN.
r'HE COPARTNERSHfP HERETOFORE ExIsrING
l. under the firm name of George W fesinger a 90.
was dissolved by mutuaI consent November n is74
Business Will hereafter be conducted by the under.
signed, who only authorized 70 sign in LIQUIDATION
GEORGE W. PEsINGEK.
WILLIAM FuSG
The New York herald., 1874-11-26

1911. 3i,673 $3.50 2O6 800 3,55s
e. .t Itc; = Do iair 10 soed iair, osso. = sae;
good s.;c prime 70 choice. SIC sc centriiu,
gal hhds and boxes Nos to 49, SIC. 9,c molasses,
boxes ,s se Dassh & standard Nos 7tos 7s do 70 g
esc. alUs4c do, le to 30 lOac. l04c; white, l0c
5ic. Porto Kico.kefnng common to prime, 7!fc
ssc grocery iair TO choice, 8sc, &c, Braxil-Duch
standard Nos TO H. 7sc. Shc Jaya-Dutch standard,
Nos ~ 70 ~ 5t.c Ssc Neutrality-suspicious. and extra
sTtAKISs wss dull offered 7c for city; loo tierces
IALLoT remained quiet frlme city quoted at 6Hc.
sales oil 4,UV ibs OF out-otown stock SIC. Ss<c.
per 10.
kEY;-Reccipts 722 bbls. The market opened
steady with sales $50 bbls at 81 Ol but closed
easer with q sale Of 30 bbls ut 81 Vi.
The New York herald., 1874-11-26

Wheat was dull and ower.ciosng at 81 10 81 II for
as syens iss e
Il 70 4 MI va 81 70 q r fer No G1ssso 81;
.' sizing '9i ses ans %fi
m lHr White vi S insr ter ccrn was rmer Tor prime nut
isSoS ia bushels & pig old %lxsd
%s5s fSsas's; sRa sssr nhs ssa sss.
Livery Barley was aa sad loMer ssi bushels
si5Sasis IS Rye remained sn.ireiy nominal in the
absence Of business.
I'll @ was il s''fss h%e
e :p S %
szea higher b scn1 se The LU
and, BY saul 800 bales cotton ga 900 hhds tal!sw
y @ s': 'ssssfSI ISL:
sarsee xS. r.aR Ssrs SsSse to Cork for orders 70
M e snea na knsST with & &C. grain
e oporo with cargo q grain il shippers bags q
81 eHsa pe
bs 81 raae Sss SsnSS o nsrf 81 an
81 Stass to ns
w Srs oT 81 Sa do a sas psr BE- eass
quiet, The lew sales were confined ojobbns parcels
met @ 81 sS
CO. .aa sa'fs ss c.s g. s
$50 do: clsyed Sc 42c do. muscavado, refining 3Sc.
DO do. grocery 42c. a 50c Porto Rico, DOC Csc;
Elish Islands VIC. 6oc.; New Orleans 6Oc CSC. for
NAVAL sroaEs-The market for spirits of turpentns
remained dull and showed considerable weakness We
have only to note sale OF GO bD OF merchantable at
ssc me market for strained rosin was dun and nomi-
sns .s'i ss
phrnoLkuS.ror re nned the market was Inactive out
OF month At lOtc. lie Crude was firmly held at sic
Tor round lots small lot OF 500 bbs sold al 53.,6c.
Cases quoted a i6c ls. and naphtha at l01sc for
fined quoted nominaIly at l0ssc i0s4c. per gallon.
Later 20U bbs sold at lOxc., aud in New York, 5000
bbls at 0'sc. lie. The Crock markets not essen
italy changed In vauc and reported rs being generally
Provisions. Pork 500 bbls beef 2i1 pack
ages; cut meats. Sis do lard, l555 bbls and tierces
The market ior mess pork was quiet and steady. We
cash $50 do for January at S2l 90 Yacon-The market
was steady but very QUIET 80 boxes OF long clear sold
at 0lc long and short clear ther tor tho winter
nn mon,hs auSied a. q 0 per 70 Dressed hSs were
deman still light aud OF jo6oing cbarac Ter sales
sloa 9: for plain mes; bbls sl Da s2 icr extra DO
sa igr Iaai: DO; ao and ~ e' 50 iss' ior sx'rs
Inquiry and were quoted steady at from Sai SIS for
western sales y obls. within the range. Gut mea ats
value We heard Of no sales Of consequence We quote
picssd hams, hams n,c smoked do isc. isl.c and
he market ruled nrmcr particularly for forward do
iyery We heard Of sales Of $50 terces the spot at
1ykc 100 ticrccs choice at Ike 400 ucrccs sellers
g@ SpGgn ganssry balance q yss a" c % SS eroes
Is l3l6c Roo ticFcca sellcr,s nntiou six months At
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
THE NEW POST OFFlCE'
rooE1IEuED FROM EIGHTH PAdE.l

who ms spne sy,si,n Of the work. is doing his ut
most e. gst the POST ONCE removed to the new
building BY the ist 81 February; I an
a,,n,ns ~, ind tagte OF the gliding on the
base OF me tower fronting sr0aaway Sat yos south
ne lnown that this gliding is done on
pure bronze aud the coating Of gold is or sterling
metal los the. purpose OF preserving the bronze
nerience attained by the corrosion ol the Wander
hilt bronzes m. Architect Mulett has adopted the
nol,cy of coating the bds retief Of the fine medal
lions with eighteen carat god before applying the
final bronze DIOeeah
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Nov q, 1874
Spanish gold. 2Os1. go; American gold 2i9 220 Ex
change firm: the United Stares 81 DAYS. currency
no l0l premium; short sight, l0s los premium. On
London, A6 lfSpremum; on Paris, ll0 LIZ premium
The New York herald., 1874-11-26
FINANCIAL.

: 49, ,--s<~- ~
A S A MATTER OF GAIN AND SAFETY,
"PUTS,n ,CALLS" OR DOUBLE PRIVILEGE"
contracts arc psed IN stock specratons by the largest
operators, and very large sus are ofteh realized un
IN Oderate Investments.
THEY COST FROM $50 TO $500