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THs CALIFORNIA TRAFFIC. IN CHINESE Wo-
MEH.-CoDgressman Page has received from
California interesting afidaVits Of Revs. Otis
Gibson, T.. T.. Simmons and Ira NJ. Conduit ALI
for many years resident in China, and now en-
gagged in missionary work among the Chinese
IN San Francisco, for the Methodist BaDtisf
and Presbyterian churches, Certifying that they
have personal knowledge that a regular system
or Importation OF and traffic in Chinese women
for the purpose OF prostitution exists in China
and California, and that at least nine- tenths OF
all Chinese women in California are owned aDd
bought and sold for vile purposes, there beino
three thousand of them in San Francisco aJ0ne
MIR. Gibson furnishes an original bill of sale of
one Of these transactions In the Chinese Ian
guage, and gives An English translation. shoE-
ing the remarkably open manner in which this
slave traffic is conducted. These afidayits will
he brought to tie attention Of Congress by Mr..
Page.
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The foshattas fn Itam;st Raaas
foHT MoNRoE, Noven'er er The TnIfed
flEm New D. ms r iv.d al the Ro... 80,
evt n a. All are well.
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ZEE DiNNIks AFTER THk uLIARD TouE-
NAhENT.-On Saturday afternoon, much 20 the
surprise OF billiard men, A singular srrangs-
ment was entered into by the winners in fhe
late tournament. The second and third moneV
Lfi1es, ~eOO anG 5000. were equally divided be-
tween Maurice Daly and Albert a Garpier- Re
thlId ano iOUrtb, $500 aud - o, between Ubassv
ard Osson. NignauX Of course taxes the en-
Dlefos ana Joe Dion aud GARNER each q watcn
ignauN has accepted DiOn's challenge 70 plav
tOr the championship. Chris. O'COnnOr, actiuy
lor NignauN, mas deposited the forfeit. and tue
game u 70 be PLAYED within ffty days Ru-
oCiPhc sn0 GarnleTs match ~ % be pisved on
l-e LLLl OF nrnnmLar-E = E-----
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JFE MORMON LEADER or THE MoUNrAIN
MEADOW MAssAC RE.-A Salt Lake CITY dis.
patch ssys:-"Lee, the Infamous Mountain
meadow massacre chief, says he is glad the
authorities captured hun, aud that he will
make clean breast OF the whole affair. He Is
sixty years Old, OF good education and intelIi-
gent appearance. He was a major Of the Nam
VOC legion. de claims relationship with the
Lees Of Virginia. and has eighteen wives and
nfty-tOur children. ON the other hand, in replv
20 one OF the Mormon bishops, who begged him
not to impliCate Brigham NOung, he was heard
20 say: Never; ! VIII die first' IL IS generally
believed low that the truth OF the Mountain
Meadow massacre viii be fully developsd.T
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V'O INV Ali DS,

~ ~ you are sohertng With DTspepsis, IBdigestiop,
Sonsiipatlon, L9ss of APgetits OF Gensra DsbiIIty
get ore bottle bhON hIhG's BIFTERS, ard Ise
sccora1Dg 20 directions, ana n yOu are not bana-
nteo by y ec bsck tO the party frOu Who-s yor
purchAsec u and get yocr money back an narffss
selling m are aUthofized 20 sell uDon the ahSxs
tertns. Tor sale oy Druggists and GTOeers sens.
rally. bbOhnI6G MIDDLETON
-. oIO PennsylyaDia avenue
bs1-Fs ropr1stors and 4anufactQrers
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OUTRAGEOUS ELOPRMRNrs.-An old man
= Jscob Turner, residing near ClpUnger's mill.
Brcck sap, has two daughters, Lucinda Nud
FRANCES Turner, both unmrrried. ThursiaV
COB Iurner, Joseph Seaver, A marriea man
Aged o years, and jackson Csplinger, aIgo a
married man, aged 81 year,, went 20 Turner'S
LOuee Sho carrie u on the women, children aud
everything Of value belonging 10 me Oh ma,
SesFer leaves behind him wife, and daughter.
Il yesTs Old, OF unsOund mInd; Capllnger ie.ves
Nlie ana iOur emats helpless children The
kaues were last seen going down south Fork,
haioy county W. Va, and are doubtless mak-
ing lAeli way west. Mr.. Turner o. IS vesrs OF
sge, and viii sufter by the taking on OF his
con mencement OF winter, and Mrs, Se.vsr sn,f
MIs. OAphnger deserve, aud We hope viii re-
celNe, the sympathy snd assistance which their
neCoerllles require. As 20 the guilty parties.
they will unQucsti0nablv, sooner Sr later M
ne punishment which then iHhumanity mel -.
ChCIUGNUC0h Va IdffeU.
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TIE DISASTER IN TEE HOOGHLV.
LONDON, November IA dispatch frOm c a.
cutts reports that the vessels which came in
collision in the HOoghly and were sunk we're
the ships French Empire and City of Edinburzh h
Two boats crews Of these who were on board
the vessel are still missing.
RUSSIAN SUGGESTIONS.
LONDON, November IA dispatch TO the
Pda Mall Gazette from ST. Petersburg says Rus
sia has issued another circular note 70 The Ea-
ropesn powers requesting to be informed of the
points IN the protocol signed at the Brussels
conference which they desire revised. amended
or annulled. The Russian government also
suggests that another International conference
be held next year.
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The Yale College Scientific ExDe,iI-
ton SIOpned hY SAYAgea.

THB RED SKINS THINK THE SCIENTISTS ARl
GOLD HUNTERS AND NOT BOsK HUNTERS.
NBw YORK, November 1.-THE Trtbaus'g
correspondent telegraphs that on the I2-h IN.
slant Prof. Marsh, OF Yale College, with hi
scientific expedition, were at Red Clouds ageu-
cy; that his expedition was opposed by In
dians; that he held council with the cliets
who did not believe he wanted % hunt bone.
in the Black Hill, but was IN search Of gold
and the Incians showed great excitement, Ju
the Professor, after a haTaHgue BY the chie;.
White Tail, made short speech, which had thu
singular effect Of modifying the Indians, anG
gaining their full consent for the progress OF td
expedition, provided it was accompanied by
some Indians.
BAD VAITH OF TIE INDIANS.
On the next day, the l3th, when the party
reached tbe agency where the Sioux scout
were 20 join them, a great number OF fully
armed Indians were there excited, and gathered
around their chief. All the Indians who were
TO go with the professor now refused TO go. Red
Cloud stated that his young men believed tue
party we're gold aud not bone hunters. In the
midst of the talk Chief "PTetty Crow" rode up
andshouted: "Wbite men going into our coun-
try to find gold. We must stop them at once"
Immediately shTill cry was made TO the women
and children, who ran away, and the line o;
mounted Indians formed in front and rear OF
the soldiers ana wagons. A. collision seemed
imminent, but Professor Marsh turned back.
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THE sUPBEoHkG3gET o9 G3I EJ o. o. THE.DIsTRI0T

OF COLUMBIA. DAOA
LeJl, II. 60 fE-DEE rs SAEAH A TuPrCV %, 81
N AqCity, No. s .sJi, Docket u % u
IEe shove entitled cause having bsen r.fa-rst O.,
TIE Alltor ICr maj BuGlt the creditors Of the e.
tate y John b Turron, deceased, who haVs NJ
feTeiOiOre proved their Claims, the parties TO a.
cause and all Jfher persons cteres.ed therein arr
htfebl n0tthed TO appear before Ire ~ nv OF a
50 . LSui5ians avenue Washington city, au
y NLbEESDAh \, the 18th daF Of November, ls7i ~
u o'eicck n. Of said cay, and be heard touchipS
TIE several matters TefeTred.
Hoveuber y, ls74 1SSis.f
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
- & MInDLKfON

! LUSG & MIDDLETON,
AGENTS
FhE4t1 INSghEuCE CyEPORATIgN.
fFgr-iy FI-e,1
t- pit2--12 600 900 Fre-c5
Nr'-ed tt-f-- ss--riti@s deposited under fss1 Of
y -st Tor t-.Er- Cf American pile holders cv er
Ele-ttt ClCc, Board Of Trade Eoosls. SO Mar
---ZtA-.. uOVl4-sE
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a brilliant Billiard Match

NTw lnSE, Noveulher q. l.-ArranEruen.s a.,
a billiard match FOR - o0l, bet Veeu ,iyrW Dan
ana Maurice NlgnauN have been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

IHE CABINET met at nOos to-day, with all
the members present, and continued in session
until quarter past O'Clock p. m. The Arkan-
Els muddle WAS the chief topic of conversation.
On this subject the President decided that as
in the matter ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

The COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS has sub
mitted his annual report to Secretary DeIano.
1t gives review Of the business Of the office up
to include June 30th last. 1t recommends that
higher fees be paid examining surgeons so that
better talent can be COMMANDED. The amount
OF appropriation that will be REQUIRED for Th-
PERSON service during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1876, will be 500 600. The con-nis9
sioDer again calls the attention of the Secref8rv
OF the Interior to the danger of destructio1 by
hre TO which the records of the office are liable
in consequence of the exposure OF the Seat0n
Houee to such an accident. He urges Congress
should be reminded of the great risk to which
these valuable records are exposed, to the end
mat a more suitable building be provided for
the use of the Office.
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DAELQw,s GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,

DAELOW's GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
- 1920 PENNsYLvA MA AVENUE.
AlwsyG on hand a large stock of choice PAINT
IkGS, EHGBAYISGS, PHOTOGRAPHS and
CHKO1OS. Fine assortment Of Genuine Dresden
PorceiEiue Paintings. Velvet and Gilt FRAMES,
70 great variety. Passe Partout snd Mats. made to
order, of any hape color. Gold, Silver aud Cop
per wire, Cord, Nails, &C. New Engrsyings, Pho
togTaphs and ChrOTaos received as soon spublished
Al kind Cf Black Walnut and Gilt Frames made 10
oTcer Of the best quality and workmanship. Fine
hung and packed with the Rreatest care
n. B.-P siutiuss Transferred, Lined and Re-
stored by Ii n. BARLOW. Octl-sn
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTEEEAL REvENUB.-The receipts from this
souTcs to-day were S177, ,fo:G3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

WILLIAM STICKERY, ESQ, of the District o
Columbia, has been appointed a comm 5ssionel
under the fourth section of an act making an.
propriations for the current and conti1ganf ev.
penses of the Indian department, appiovs Z
April 10th, 1869.
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rovl7t 7O7 HAGK
RkODHKAD = CO.

ARE NOW OFFERIRG
" orst5t Bullion Fringe, something new
ak La C.. 6L4EUre EaCes
Velvet hiEhCuE AID Beaded Belts ana Paff+- q,
popular prices, also, - -
Elack Silks IbC. aLd up. A beautiful Lyons ETos
Grain Just received AZ 81 2. worth SI78J
= tsc Cd Nslyets o. 4 sud ?, for Trimmings and
b LLeis. OTocrs Tor Coat Velvet viii be taken
and the goods furnished at New York me-
saE riez will be shown.
Beautiful Ail-woCl SeVges At SOC. per yart
J. isck Casi i.mCrCs fdcuble widtL Tsg and m
ETzp De Eres SIS aUd uP.
HtC med 81 Linen Htat-, i25aC and Cd,
EieEbu- Paris Kids. Csc sd b.. ~ rs...ug. sII
Cs-rlL Fl4lL-l ,tsst uszesI. Ice aui Up
h,c5.-e ci- acc sru.7 g the Leon Cotton, lZ,5c
Cal sid examine our stock.
EEUDHEAD CO.,
cc-.l-l- l2Ut street. Letwssn lf-b aEt I'm
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iNrFggLEMENT A. Az ARP TO MArRrNoxy
AlHtrtdi Bonf Clerk "a Tvs Iit.-- The detec-
We II police central once have for the lasf
tifee uE foUr GAYS been looking far one OF fha
tei ers Of the Bank OF Montr Al, who l. allerei
u be cefaulter In f20 go, aud wso h -1p-
tcstd g he m this city. The Might've Is named
tuWsid How ard Davis, and h said % helong 20
one OF The best families OF Canada he hi "a
Htsfs ~ seei and l. described - being I've feet
tlRht riches in height, sIth light hair srf grav
eyes. he acted ~ teller 10 the savin.s de 'Sarf-
mento OF the Bank OF Montreal, aTd All re
ileheA deloslted On Interest passed through his
Lsncs or saturday, October 81 he ohfaiped
three DAYS leave OF absence from the mana.
o er oi tie hai h, on the preteNt that he desir,d
u visit f' ne friends IN the country, ne .iid
lot return ON the expiration OF his leave. and
A. inNesr CATION was made into MS scaonpfs-
When u WAS discovered that f2o 01l In note o7,
various BANKS tn Cansds were missing. Al the
uIne OF Las 0issppearance Davis was engaged
% be married % a young lazy OF ReIicvI Tls
thnaoa. Her Tsrr nts Oh e 'ted % the match h.
cause he did rot fulfil their expectations N,
regard 20 Wtslth, and the suppo.Iti1n i thHt he
iook the t-e eco m The expectation that he
would cone up 90 the required standard DAVIS
We Traced O. lbis city by Detective Ca.len. OF
the Monrreal Ioilce.-N. T. EefH'ltc, lea.
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DRY GOODS.

nAILY ADDITIONS MADE To WHAT IL
H NOW CONSIDEBEB a
Full STOCK or WINTER GOODS,
CONSISTING OF
WAKING JAs EFTs. rIafr and Fas4as
BlECk Beaded PCLONAIsE
eOii Mcoi.sn DhFsS GOODS, plain and t9illod,
mo UENIAG GOODS.
hich BtaCh and e .l1rCi -ILkS.
LIONS aTC G. rmau VFLNETs.
W RlEN UEDERWEAA.
bAhDk EEC FIkFS sr1 HOSIERY.
hOIsEh h EETlNG GUODS.
The above Goods in inc AID medium qualities at
CLC-E FRrCEz-
JOHs =. NITJHHLL
poy'5-5t 93I PsJusy lSanIs avenue.
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A iIFF FOR Two CENTs.-Niuery seven Cras
ey street if the abode OF nearly one auAlrsi
IiAhars. htrs a Young American 49, - on
rflusy night. Aesteriay Angelo CoIIA1hsH4 a.
bspuztd, and several kegs OF sour iarer be.r
ntte laPpeo te celebTutr The event A. O'Clock
the CfleCts Ofthe liquor were afpgreflf FioDsl'Io
aluo ano DIS brother julius saId that Michaelo
reno, O. - Crosby street, bad not paid lis tvo
SCu.s lot TIE last y uaft served up. Fenuo indtg-
uautly denied the charge Tbe men fF,,.r, -,
into tte gaid below % settle the quarrel The
LrCtheTs Aldo watching their opportunity throw
Lenuo ulNh' ana while hc Law on the GROUND
hohhioo Jumped upon him and kicked hi IA ssy-
81 une, IN the abdomen. iniuriug Dim fatally
lhe excitement among the italians be-au,e =,
great that TIE neighbOrs sent Tor officers froY
me mulberry street police station. Ranaldn-
seeing the ofhcors approach, broke through TIE
crowd AM ran. After a long chase he Va A.
rested ~ Mercer and Spring streets Feuoo -
bpr buI unuer ne influence Of morphine and taken
10 Bellevue Hosp tal.-E. ,. Vsn. l6fI.
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TIE LECTURE on "Sdney Smith" by James
l. Fields at Lincoln Hall last night naturally
attracted an audience Of iutegl gence and Gull
tuTe; and the delightful manner in which the
subject was handled by the distinguished lee
tufer was testified to by applause of unusual
heartlness and warmth for gathering so criti-
cal To felicitOus thou ght and language were
added the singular charm and interest coming
1fom nearing the story Of the esayings and doiu Is
OF the wise and witty divine from a raconte1r
who had gathered many "reminiscences from
the lips of intimates of Sidney Smith, like
Dlckens, Ialtourd, Charles Sumner, Edward
Everett and others This lecture will serve m
whet the appetite for the succeeding ones bv
him upon "TennysOn" and "LOngfellow."
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. Sherman ls in Washington
the guest OF his brother, Sei-ator Sherman, a
hls residence on K street. Late yesterday aE
ternCon Gen. Sherman called at the Fxecntiv,
Mansion and had an interview with the Prssi
dent, %oSt
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.AVERLY's NIINsTRELs

al yoRD's TO, ,NIqHr.
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PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY-First Iisut
@ui.an V. Weir, 5rh artillery, to be captain, 5-h
artillery; Second Lieut.. j. E-to0urt Slwysr.
9th artillery, 10 he first lieutenant, 5th artillery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

THE GOVERNMENT CENTENNIAL BOARD will
visit Philadelphia this week to meet the Cen
tennial Commission on Thursday for a general
consultation. The members of the board are
Col. i. q. LyfOrd, United States army, war
department, president; Rear Admiral Jenkins
United States navy, Navy department; judge
T. W. Taber, Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury:
Professor j. 4. Baird, Smithsonian institution;
General John Eaton, Commissioner Of Educa-
uOn; William Saunders, OF the Agricultural
department, and Dr. G. z. Macdonald sinner
lntendent of the mOney-Order bureau, Post
Office depaI tment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

PRESIDENT GRAET has accepted the invita-
ton to be present at Masonic Temple, in Bal
timore, On Saturday next, to hear Rev. DR.. .
Iltany,s Grafton IN the interest Of the "Ygash-
iDgtOn National Monument"
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NATIONAL RANK NOTES received to-day for
SaIn -nn
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FROM Warren Cb0ste x Co, agents for the
Leonard Scott Publishing Company's reprint,
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c. Il BAYEE hes been appointed gauEer ftt
The 2irh district Of oennsy vants.
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YELLOW JACK BANIsHED.- The meiisa
oHesTs at the Pensacola navy-yard have pro-
nounc5d all danger from yellow fever removei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-17

IHR ADVANCE EDITION of the Army Register
Tor 1870, Subject to changes by casualties that
may take place between November Is aud De-
cemDer 81, OF the present year was placed nv
the AdJutant General in the hands OF the
printer ON the lst inst, ana will he ready tnr
PRONUNCIATION about the 25ih inst
, 1874-11-02
tlfICAuO DAILY MAllKET.

,,,o,.,x sArunnAr 81 EvEx,Ha' 2; y oat. u,
N SsTWs1a + ~ sendy y y ot toF mea"s ID
npiTEl-ll1er"f aalcs wsfo felottaa At Prices noE
1notaly loWcr than thoao rna !ne t"a or thsee days
ras Thsro arc at observable aonn s ayinRtoins oi
aksss r.. ~ 9W aa ma m g1es; mS e. u'1ets ar m e
thH!r ots4 a. hpy material eoneeason. s,H a.ostn OF
soaa "a cTca sfe not 80 stRG Rn,ss ~ ~ Fs,,nx rec
hsons n trctx ~ rrieeas Gno1ta ~ t*aey yGo",
% asSae; Me 1sG.sa 70 cooa aFauoS' S'' 'a'ss''e 10
eat,nnnt aia1E. .-,,,,,. x,,,ro ,s., ,,,,,
aes .. Iyts ss onr ~ WHY.
~ sa H. ssrss @ I rncas. IL
y % BILL ~ Mn3eis la'or ahS E,s ~ ~, IN
be'y Ire ,ocd nsec, 10 honrh ponav yaea aro 2 tn.
SIMn! au,csnan c. xpnsIsaa liz, n,ias 1rcs'
alEe: birap hsas, III mi ill., icSlbc; cunes''
57h'' 57a. -0sA's' Nv ''"'''' @'s'1'0' "o0' "'s'
It1,r,nN cnRN..!on,;,,.s nat;x. anil firm. Extr,
buri, lie; 10. i h1rl. s@sc: br,ish tt,,at viii
wary ,tsolf tnto r1,n}cc huri hsnon, HnaSsr. flo
tlat viii work ,seIf lila connoi, tG Iii broom
70asc: cl,oco ssali psaid aaoc jnforor brua 9a7c
cFunIed. S1stsnHn. '1' ''S'S '''''''' - 0V"'e'
UUiLbfS1 hfA:rEnlALs-weroq quiet aud steady.
villa an Uti;s can,ont Slid: Akron d. 81. .7 II br
pnrtiana co,pcnt, III .u0as7 50 q hi: Inns in bp}a
, 1874-11-02
CHICAGO Dni.Np0NS MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 81,
Tile improved fae1ing reported a. existing uat wsek
cottou and wotxted gootla llas bean maintstncd
throughout TIM weak just closed Tho itoriors Of orr
Wholesale dry-HoodH huMQca do not giyo evidence OF
any great activity but in quiet way pretty large
volume Of Halea III taly accomplished, with every
aAsrAnce TINT trade will continue steauiiy fair UP
nlch Later period t!an usun ana that the staaon
advanock lilo teuor Of prlces will be moro in Holery
favor. ssocka arc hold with conflunee. The cool,
frosty mornings aud evenings Of the rast few days
hnya boon suggestive Of nannsls and warmer drestcs
bringing ont quito sharp call for the medium and
1ow-prced lreasgools md wooden fabrics for woMons
and chiran'a wear, but In oer department gonda ths
movement ahowa decided increase over thu opcuing
days Ut tho weak. hnce our last report there have
been prcectanges. and ut tho moment tho general
market presents tirln aud aealy totiu Tho f1ow-
Ing, concerning tho woolcu.gooda mnrtot 10 clipped
from tlo New York Ntsttetin nf oct. ~:
."Hoosen guoda Of most descriptions were dull In
first bantH, and there War further shriukaga IN
values Of no faucT cassiMeroa, hcasers, aud other
goods ndnpel for fneiA Wear. Kentucky jenuA which
enjoyed htful activity few weaka ago. eub0aod
into comparative dullnres, and rcpeltana could oly ha
moved With anything like freedom by meAna OF low
figures. Flanneia continue iu RtcaIy demand for
sllall reaaaortmonts at gererslly unchanged prices,
and there waa an unexpectedly liberal demand for
balkuts by the country trade, who absorbed tho
plus supply ln ageuta' hanas aud loft tho market rc
OF B1serAl prominent nakeR. Felt skirts rcnHtuct 1n
good reqt1est, but worsc BlaWR daprcsaed even
at prices which Hlluval reduction Of fully ~ per
cent from opening rates. Tho IobbiuH tfao Ia mems
wear wooeng was rRther nors active, despite the
warm weather which prevailed, and by incans Of jol,
lois. which were freely offered by thu ealng eloth
houses important unouut Of goods was distributed
during tho week.
Ma 0uDte:
, 1874-11-02
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1874

an;0o@17o5, do, sellsr 1'abruary, $l7.259
prime, s1a.oo. Lard, al2,37J1@l2i6 do no]ler
the tl year, 81 25@@S1l27, do. svler J"nnery and
ila;s e. ;ssx ss.p!shie hsms 1,$ a}J
l,ams. 15@i0thH avernco, a5&68}Sa for Noycln-
bor; dFy.Ba!tol mtnta, 1ooau, u GA3@fHr for
shoulders. ossS@03{o for short rlla, ldQ96o for
long cloars o1f0l0c for abort cIoars. aiI !,Go
s,. KY toT Camborlands. THO snme t,,.' nosea. 40
boSod, aYlo nollor Nove1nbor., aud siho
seller Decemher. 1ssoon n'easa 1loml,,nl.
MeAs beof, $500; extra moss do. $3.50;
hoaf llamB, $lD.0OM2t.00. according to qnal-
~: City t.llow. a,1@s9fo. greaae !'omlnal at
PORK (oitl) ii aloho, s6 btls do (new) At 1880;
400 br'u 10 nt $500; 2bo 10. kotar ths yoar, at
SiG.75: 500 brla do at st071]1; coo brla do at
S1g.Ga1f: $50 hrln TO, noIltS February, at
sl7.s7}9; 1000 hrla do at 9i7.36 600 brln do Mt
si5s@ 500 hrls do .t s1735 200 tes 1anl At
s12.00; $50 Lon tin llast cveuing) so|lor Novom-
ber. At Sll.70; $50 tea do. soter tho year,
nt s11.g0: $50 los do at Ht1.271f: 1,250 tcs do,
aelIer February, at '311 90; $50 boxes nhort ribs,
sol!orllrs half November, at &c $50 boxes do,
eotler last halt November, at 81%o; $50 boxes
ID. seller posembsr, at snc; 10000 Na
greon short ribs at all1o loose 71 boxos long
clears (cloico) al loo; $50 boxes Cumbcr-
landA sollar November nj $50; 200 boxes do
seller laBt half November at $40; 2s0 boxca 10
sellor Docomher ut ass4c; 25n boxas do ut Hl1e;
lha Do {l7 lba> At $40 Ao.oeo lbs long'ont hnras
Tho Daily Commercial Repor. gives tho fol-
lowing ns tho oltipmcllta OF provisions from this
aitv for tho weak outling Oct. 29 1874, and Hinca
Nov. I, 1873, together with comparisons;