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New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURsDAY. Nov ., 1874.
COPtRR-The receipts for the embrace 1000 bags
and 900 bgs Kahrpe sales 900 BAGS karne
(be svs stock In first hands in sewfok Nov o. 900 bags
Galveston S0l5 bsgs Charleston, 5000 bags savannah 35OO
bags $500 bags Ahoat and landing tr New
81 900 other the United ESTATES l2lOOO bag
total 56O0 baga Total stock and supplies for all parts ofhe
20i Gl5 mild grades the late embrace
27l5 Maacabo 2i7 sold lots
within To-day ofeDgs Of Rio from f hands
market quiet prices nOmnay unchanged
quote ordinary eargoe lG4GG Fair DO at lS9lSl Good
DO l9idl9L; Prime 2O120i2c; and extreme
lots l64d2l ls gold Mild grades quiet bu without
important change We clip the following from Mesrs Wait Creighton
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

UNITED STATES BONDS.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, "a Broadway, pur-
cbases sells and exchanges all issues of u. S FIVE
TwENTIEs, TEN-FORTIEs, SIXEs OF 1881, ana the
new PER CENT FUNDED LOAN at current market
rates fee of commission.
AlsO for Sale,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 365 BONDS guaranteed by
the Unued States, and exempt from all taxation.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

Money has been easy and in good supply, the bor-
rowers on call obtaining their requirements at 3a3a
per cent. Prime mercantile paper is as last quoted.
The Treasury at Washington received $4,000 Ma
tional bank notes for redemption, and Sl,OO0,0OO
Five-twenties.
Government bonds have been rather irregular. but
on the whole strong good demand being reported
from banks and financial institutions. We annex
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

We are indebted to Kiernan's News Agency Tor the
reported earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad for
September. as follows Earnings $1.O63.993; ex-
penses S3931sO net earnings, $67O.S3; increase OF
net earnings same month last year. $lO3'7l4.
The Boston and Albany Railroad Company has
declared dividend of five per cent, payable on the
10th inst.
We understand that the new Direct Cable Com
pany have entered into contract with the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company, and will begin
business on the 18th inst
The following is the official report Of tho earnings
of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad and the Mis-
souri, Pacific during October:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

These figures most satisfactory; they cover a
balf-year in which business was probably never in
the history of the Company so much paralyzed.
The earnings of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company for the fourth week in
October are reported at S1063O; same period in
1873, S49,6s5 IL increase S56,6li 50; and for the
month of October, 1874. 1858 776; same time in
1873, S23S 1893 90; increase, Sl2O,5T 81.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svIyania 6s Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
a; Reading Railroad, 81 Pennsylvania Railroad,
522: Gold 110a.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
Middling. l45

For futare delivery market is p n lower with fair demand
the abatement sales fows all Of Low Mdng:
sales YESTERDAY, after November 100 "a 1882 De-
100 DE; February 100 5l6c 400, 70 ll-3?e March.
100 Is 29-82c; 200. l57e.; NAV. 100, l6 3l6c;
toisl, $500 bales Closing priee-NOyenber Il 9iGci
MacI. Apnl; l57sc May. 10 5S2GG 3;l6e June IL
-November 100. IA 8 lGc 400 IA 1732c 100. 96c;
iis 100 Ia 1925 300 IL a Decsm56sr 5 7Uo i4si
600 i5c 1900 IA .32c 200 IA l6c 300 u 3l32c;
900 is 5s3e COO. Isis; 100 Is 93? POO l5i4 March,
100 10 2l32c; POO l5.; 1000 10 1932c 800 10 $3.50;
100 IS ly32; 500 IS 9l6c 200 Is 1885, 200 Is 6ei
200 IS l732c 200 10 9i6c; April 100 10 l56c 100 10
2932 10 l3l6c May, y. 10 332c June, 100 10 &c
total Fl 500 bales: grand total, 30 200 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market opere steaer and quite
active fair for shipping brands these not enty Family
grades selling slowly but at uniform pree Good shipping
scarce and firm in. Al the c0se the market
rather Quiet the advanced prices sskd eay in day hecAed
4 nj. W.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

COTTOEThe business spot has been only moderate
prices without quOtabe change Receipts at the shipping
ports to-day 1853 bales this day last week 22 OO5 bales this day
last 1876 bales Stock In SewY0rk. 6UJS bses cono.
dated stock, 440,153 bales We quote s folloss:
stand ri classification in forceSept l. 1874.
Upland Cotton 10 Qasty than hst
grade above below the quoted.
ordinary l29. Strict Good Ordinary, l4i4 Mddng l47s
Good ord. IA Low Md. l42 Good Mid. l53a
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

Southern State bonds were of no special interest.
Vrginias were higher at 5Si for Consols and 10 paid
and bid for deferred varieties. The bids
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

RCB-We features to notes trade remains an s
price, 3J cask Carolina at u
l25 bbs Louisiana 64d6sac The stock Of Rangoon ths os
was 10 800 bags ,, ,,,oo ..u.. ..u;o.
at92c
sTEARIN $ inactive and firm; quote at 15Si1i6c
sUGARS-The market for Raw Sugars st In very dn anu
condition sni sellers being apart In their view"
land prices sales Of 20 hhs Cuba At 8 wequo fsf
Good Refining Ss15 Good DO st S'4c Centfuga mas
and boxes Nos to 10 at 9d9ia, and NO. ~ Box CaYea
9is sale and values S2d9o5- "r so'
yellow; 9'l4lOic Soft white lie for Crushed lo Tor Pow
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

Meai. ii 80 7Si
Corr S5s g Corn Meal d0d Earl So9 W
fairly sctye state at s3ds3 3o and PenhsiVa
ps 81 0ds3 so y 100 ID. ,,,.,-.,
with the inquiry principally o cotton TRAN
nc Flour the To Liverpool oy steam, ZoOo
bales Cotton 5l6d $4,000 blsh Gram. at 5d5 ~ and
, l6 bush 81; 90 tons Oh Cake at l3 atu l3 ohd
Tohacco At M To London 5000 bush Wheat at 3D. ani
Flour bya at IL 2 To ROTTERDAM by lzoo IONS
Machinery TIE chsteng movement very gW az
unchanged t embraces: Norwegian ark WIN zoou oo
a. ia erm,u bark $500 bbl Retnei TO Mediterranean
mort on term, withheld ship OF liOO tons register VITO uen
s.l Mech,pde from Baltimore Liverpool private terms
GRAN-The Wheat market opened stronger ba' qe the nI
prices asked checked export dmsGd WpieE very Strongly hed
The dull and weaker most holders decline 10 5e
sales and conequeny the business OF the ha' Is qate
good inquiry for Winter this better espeelai d e
dsi OIL for No. Chicago Spring; 81 04dfl % for No
Chicago Spring. 81 10 bid early for No. Msanee eI lSded
tr Red Western; 81 23qsl "a for Amber Wes'en 81 296
81 SO White Michigan. the latter for E1 81 2iqsI 70 Tor
In bond Barley fm and fair demand part Foreign Tor The m
ure, ISLES SO 800 bush 81 81 for Tworowed state 81 30
81 80 for do aud 81 4S bid for Canada West inc nded
900 bdsn German to arrive at oOd$h o3 In
I'll 5OdSl SO for TOO bush Pohfsei State So
Barley Mali 10 6 but quiet sales Of 5000 bush at 81 ~ Tor
Canada West and 81 45HSl 50 for Fourrowed State Oats are
for the trade the sales 900 bush New
Ohio MI.d at iad1Oc White at 81 aa63c Western Mixed
Ole; White 62 2d64c; State at 8Odtl A tor le ol d
63 White do IS track for Fancy White Rye quiet
sales Of State 9ld92c Corn ID ah demand
weaker Old and firm Tor New the latter demand at
SOd85 Damp and unsound 7Oe7lc;
Mixed 90c and 80 2d9lc ahoN and tomorrow
8l Lc Western Yellow at 92a92i2c included in
the sale 5000 bush, seller last half OF year al VI &c
MOLASSES-The market quiet and nomnaY nn-
good Porto Rico Tor which the
this OF the year generally
the incoming from Louisiana We quote
Aey Gran
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

The Philadelphia banks having their semi-annual
dividend periods in May and November of each
year. have just announced their respective dividends
for the last half year. There 20 of these banks,
and the dividends average from 81 to 10 per cent.
The amount of capital divided upon by the State
banks at the present semi-annua period is Sl4955,
$50 and the aggregate of dividends is SSOS,5OO,
against STAT 900 of capital. and SSO37i0 of div
idends at the May period, being an increase OF
SlSS05O in capital and Si,790 of dividends for No
vember The Central National Bank increased its
dividend 1 per cent, and all the others made the
same dividends at the May period. The Bank
of America and the Spring Garden Bank passed their
dividends.
The Board of Directors Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company have declared a semi-annual cash
dividend of per cent clear of taxes payable on and
after Nov. 30. The operations of the Company east
of Pittsburgh for the past SIX months were:
Gross receipts
Income from investments 2l3SfO1
To,. net ,ecein, 50 9444 1856
Interest upon bonds outstanding scrip dividends 4302529
s5l4ls56
Re1enue 10 meet Deficiencies S76333
Ava.be for dividend ST. Z65 523
Capital stock, S68443.3O0 at cent So i22 l65 o
State tar on same oo'oof- o'oVioo
Ba,pce Of proe and Sj3j 3G4
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

CHkEsn-The market Is quiet at about former ngues,
adyces favorable but buyers hold oni 'oee
home dema at q We quote
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The Bank of England made no change in its
minimum rate of discount at the regular weekly
meeting of managers to-day, and it stands now at
four Der cent. the Bank losing f2430OO in sterling
bullion during the week the Bank of France
gained in the same time $4,000 francs Consols
were steady, and United States bonds strong the
59Os of 1866 closing yesterday at 1O5.a1O6 and to-
day being 1O6! the 520s of 67 up as are also
the new ves; the 10-40s closed yesterday at lO3.0
104 and are to-day 10i,. Erie shares are below
Yesterday. closing at 26t. The foreign exchange
market was firmer the standard drawers advancing
rates to 4S5 for 60 days. and 4.SSi for de-
mand drafts. Business could be done. how
ever at about 4.Sii04Sis. and 4S7304SS,
commercial bills ranging at 4.S2 to 4Sf. The gold
market was quiet, and all l'the sales were at llOs@
11OI the rates on gold loans being fiat, and per
cent for use. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
1854 900 in coin interest and redeemed S52S,OOO in
called five-wenties. The days business at the Gold
Exchange Bank covered Gold cleared S42,
gold balances, S1,s754O3; currency balances.
S2.O76,1SO The following are the quotations for
gold:
!o:oo."lIos ;lso IIo,s 2.so'."l11ois
m:SO iiC i2:8O iiiSis iO 2:oo::"iio Siio&
The days business at the U. S. Treasury was:
sssS $s4 @ co5snc, saym 81 siSIs5S SO 90
Colo sals"ss s,l sa2 Ss Customs 277ooO %
The business of the Clearinghouse was as follows:
exchanges $50 100 Goi @ aty
Currercv balances. 4l773l7 Gold baances''' l92oz99
The internal revenue receipts to-day were S364O49.
The Treasury balances to-day were: Currency,
S155OOOOO; CON- $SS600,OO0; less coin certificates,
S22. $4,000.
The bids for the Treasury gold footed up 81 347 800
at 1O9 &c to 11O2O The award was made at llOl3 to
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
THE MARKETS.
lCarefuis reported Tor rHs TsiBusg-
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
B.nBADoKs-Bark Go'den Fleece

THURSDAY, Nov. 8, 1874.
The following complete list Of shipped which
we're cleared TO-DAY ,or foreign ports:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

State Factory, new, ,o,.,,,
all cream. fsir..... l211ia% q
State Factory. new,
all cream. bau
skinned .......... D @lV
State Factory, new,
all cream. full skim = a .
State Pinespple...... ~ ~ % %
English Dairy do.... ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

and medium grade. Of State Western unse,ile er' az. os M
IN which have been back Tor higher te
~ no, sesm pebbe at early owing the falling on " ~
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06

NAVAL SrORBS-Spnts 1urDentne lnacuVe WIN 'ahes
bib,tng bbls 80 Hosn dull
prices steadily held 3Ods2 49, Tar quiet and unchanged
Pitch 8 very dull and without quotsele change -
arm with fs demand a7IUSc Tor casks
from but steadily held Menhsten
42Lld4.c for soupd and 44df5c for Maine Lard ~
and In request 81 05dSl OS for present and
Al ludsl l5 for Prime Winter Other OILS are steady
PETROLEUM fairly steady sales OF
sboui Csses rule qniet and unchanged quoted at
l6Lc Crude steady light densnd sales OF 300 bb st e.
Naphhs dull quote lOe AZ philadelphia sbe market Is
inactive with figures lOs The primary markets
quote follows: Peroeam Centre very weak a. W
7Oc housewife business done Idioate a1etIooe odi oh
quet 75 Ttuv nominal at 80 PAher United IL ae
immediate shipments, 72Lc !,
PROvsIOss!h Porl m,te, very qH.t and s.aier sales Of
225 and so for Cr 200 obs Mess sci
November $40 IS Beef y .eiye 1st weak ',es Of 90 bo
Hams steady small sales a. sZZdfZ3 Tot
and fairy acte sales OF 1000 pieces
shoulder. TsdSc for Pekci do 92c FOR
smoksd do t9iSe Hams; l0c for Peked Hans
l2s1 Smoked 10000 Bellies lOdl2
iOfIOi. do l0sc Bacon seaiy bu Quiet
for the future 40 Long Clear lOs9l0 Dressed
es, are arm Sds LAID active and rather
orsr for both spot Of 600 l3 ais for
western steam week. l3'e $50 tea uiv i3
IFS tea No. IS sd34c 500 Refined for the West Indies
do for the Connen seller January l2e ot
future deliver. Of 2JO s setter Sotember l3e 2oO
s seller December and Isnusy 800 ts seller "r monh
l2i,.. 500 seller the year l2's&
ES~er s1t>a ~isSsa snsd Sa1a HlaA uRAa Va GaRasR
New-York tribune., 1874-11-06
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

70 900 ID at9c. o,, IN. ,.o
WHISKY less active but firm sales oil 3OO Dds a. V1 anu W
hill. Ia.ernI at 0s Lac.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-27
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gr1si and tryubis that, alss al MANKIND
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esnter sn3 eyposgre u AZ obssrTsrt, La.
Dorps hsrssh tbrougbog, with the dig
riiy Of a. American k3y. AID the inuo-
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It'd ssx- May sbe Be happy IL her
cholce and the path If Ter uarrie1 life
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-27
LADY CASyAssEHs.

At al slsetiOn he'd Z, the town u A.
lsntic IL Iowa, The Temperance women
went 70 work IN i different rDarner 10
tia: prrs1ed by ID. crussders. They
became practical. and by Thoroughly can
wasting the eons.ituency 90: many prom
ises Of sgppor., and u election day
hired music. carriages, and s.ood BIZ %
zee ,ha, Their promised supporters re-
deemed their pledges. They were s1c-
cesssnl AID carried their candidates by
Nifty majority. We do not wonder much
Of this. II 10 quite = job 10 refuse a
good boxing feminine when they are de-
tsrnninsd 10 coar you. 4 fellow might
hold out agains, some midil.-s2ed in.
stitution with no teeth and a rsis, ike a
bolster with string tied round it. Bo.
the ar'ful creatures know this, and dom,
send that class round. but select the
neatest. prettisst aud best tempered Of
the lot, and when they bssiegs you no,a.
ing will save you but ignominious fight,
otherwise you sre sure 10 surrender at
and be led of like a lamb TO
the slaughter. SO beware Of lady can
vssssrs-we know how it is ourselves.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-27

E1cI7nG They ksr. lad : real good
yo!iy tine 10 Eureka respecting TIE a.
tempted town government IA usazl.
there were numbers for it AID also
against; slso &c usual the eor.es. vgxsd
warn and exciting. which increased il
intensity Up TO the nomeu. Judge Nc
Kenny announced Tia decision. When
1t vas found TIA; be decided against III
validity u the town government, the OBJ
ponsnts Of tie measure had huge tine
OF At. The Sentinel says vhisky sowed
free as water, the iureters,es had q good
tine Of it. and even the Cslestials joinsd
IL the re!oieings and made merry over
the matter.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-27

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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-27

a EETgEEsED rascal Of the name Of
Barnty who, while pretending TO be q
clergyman Of the inisnsss. piety, was
caugh. introducing some "soiled doves"
into bis room at til. Planters Hotel, St.
Louis. He and his frail friends were
ficksd out, aud now the injured man has
brought an action sgains. the ST. Louis
democrat for exposing his weakness.
de only asks $50, 900 damages as a plas.
'sf Tor his wounded feelings and injured
reputation. The cause Of the poor mans
nisiortnnss is evidently lack Of cheek.
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Pacific Coast.

sAS FEANcIsco, March ED. W,
gillette commenced an action in eject.
nent against the Keystone Consolidated
Mining Company, for lands lying in
Anador county, from which the Key
stone company ousted him. He saws The
company. during ;hs pas. tvo ysars.
took out s2ss, 600 in gold. He demands
possession and $500, 900 damages.
The Redingon Quicksilver Mining
Company has declared a monthly div.
dend Of $40 per shAre.
At an early hour this morning
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in San Francisco, which he elaims arr
true pictures Of men who lived tbons.
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itual Affair. and equally. Of course, a
humbug.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-27

TIE Black family of Marin county
are busy washing their dirty linen in
public. Cause-a disputed will involving
property to the value Of nearly, il not
quite $500, 0OO.
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WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
EXCHANGE BANKING
Express Company.

puLs OF EXCHANGE AND TEIfoRApHrc
~ Iansfers on Chicago and New York, PAN
e4e u TIE principal cities Of the United States
And Canada; Also Bills On London
Currency bought and sold
Solleeoons and Commissions Of all kipds ere
cu'ec, and General Express and Banking BUS.
ness attended TO promptly in all paris Of the
United States, Europe and Canada.
Bullion bought and ADVANCES MADE ON
shIPAENIs OF BULLION; Exchange bought,
Deposits received
Assessments paid and Dividends collected on
Mining Stocks.
EXPRESS LINES
To California. Nevada, Oregon, yebrasks. Col.
orado, Montana, Wyoming. Washington And
Idaho Territories, British Columbia. Nev
1ofh, Atlantic Stafes and Eurupe Mexicar
Ports, Yokohama. Honetone shanghai.
O0ee In Jacobs & Salsan.s Rleeh.
Main Street, Pisehs.
d J. Y. sKIRnT. Assat.