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New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
pupnngAN uAppHrs

LosDos Nov 12-12:3O p m-Bho Railway shares, 27i do
preferred Ash
LlyEEPoor, Nov l2-l23O m-Cotton Is 6m; Mitilng Up
lands 75sa79d Mddlng Orleans, Sis9Si sales $4,000 bales
ineung 5000 bales speculation the basis
Of Mdlng Upand nothing below Coed Ordinary shipped December
aud the basis Of Mfdng UDlnnds nothing
below Low Mddng shipped October aud hoyember at 81 6
do DO shipped November ard December at ~ DO do shipped
December January ll1Gt do do deliverable November
A7 g-l6d.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l21:30 m-CottonSaes the basis OF
Mddng Upsnd nothing below Good Ordinary deliverable Novembs
and December aTd-Tbe market excited sales at G9 g
cwt. Bacon, 5OI 4, Tor Long Celr Midies
LoSDoS. Nov 1880 m--The bullion In the Bank OF En
gland has decreased 3274 900 during the past week The proportion
the Bank liability which last week 81
39is Of bullion withdrawn from the Bani
balance to-day &sj.O00 Paris dispatches quote Renes
6lI soc.
LlysRrooL Nov 1880 of to-day 0Ut
bales American. Brcadsiu1s are quiet.
m.-The specie In the Bank OF France ha
pcr-a,ed 1856 francs during the week Rene Gil 7
l25 o. -Coon-Salss the basis OF Mid
ding orleans nothing belos Good Ordinary shipped December an
January 7t do nothing below Low Mddngs ohipped Noyem
- l6c. Corn 3G 03Gl3 Lard
TO- T. Petroleum 9d per gallon for Refined aud 3D. for Spirits
LONDON. Nov. l2.-Tsllow. 46I u cHt.
ASTwgRP Nov l2PetroIeum, % ~ for dne pale American
LONDON, Nov l2-Eyeniug OIL 249P ew Spirits Tnr
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

not all the shares disposed Of the cessation Of
further unfavorable comment in our own and the En-
glish papers would seem very clearIv to indicate.
Union Pacific and Pacific Mail are suffering from too
much negotiating, and unless stop beput opro-
posals and counerproposas and reecticns and letter
writing generally the real holders of the stock are
liable to be very badly scared. 1t will be unlike
any similar controversy within our knowledge IL IL
does not result in an amicable arrangement as soon
rs the manlpulators have secured their hli OF the
stock at the lowest prices Union Pacific closed to-
day at last nights quotation. while Pacihc Mall
gained per cent. In other stocks the gains were
! in Delaware. Lackawanna and Western; in St.
Joseph. in Northwest, in Rock Island, each in
st. Paul, and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, in
Wabash, and in Western Union. Erie gained in
London, closing there at 26i bid. The opening
highest lowest, ana closing prices of speculative
sh ares i'm this market were.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

Hrw.Yonn Nov. 12BKEyK.AIryals for the last three days
eIuops So earloai jersey CITY morning but 20, in
Sod So % @ the % Jss CIV taf a. nd
Weehwken The in the arrival OF arge part Of the receipts
limited but the mpIoymn. in to: general tone Of ie IN market
egde ihe & vo,'e S ssaDs D,ne f IN p osp With
T choices. native seer: were taken "a =, 81
cattle bad 50 be oS a, a to a 90 p but the o 5Sl s
SO ID for TeIa. and Cherosee cattle poor to eOod 62qy
h. dress $3.50 yer, ~ lots gong to dress % " anu
Al onebundreis Siege Meyers bad Coon Thomson
Sss Sssei seJef. Illinois ~ ert lIal25
y and III DO ordinary to fair do oaG74 e"t at lo"llse
w Thomp,ou for Coon Thompson 90 f no. steer, 20 eTt
lls.QlJe 4 10, and 80 fair dc O2d12 e"t' Al llGI -
D. waIel fer Morris wsiIel, Co, l4s Cherokee cattle ewt
MsS, Bafcfrd n,ive cattle un'o and Stephen
At weeSswien b,d Of fresh cattle and sold
eats % isSo So T5 eT, st Zoe J o 10 dress So
v % Civ sol 1o rel '% bad s.
Rs; sls' s.r. sRa" s' p rs
man. cars; Gra Co. cans W. ToSle. ear; MARI; Co..
Lsuerbaeh sold for Morris, waIels ia Colorado catle
] ~ l:s Ssf sT to s' es ss.. ' as. Ss S s
iis Il On r. sFs t. d1t: 50 8 to +.
st B. ?s;, 2 vim ,I q = head 'aa' and 10
D'll Fs Ieeis. 5 viIsa, ,t's 90 ert, "llt
n Dress % n to The M grs ey "" 1sa 1 91 Cows and hser
Ga evil at lOL9c. to dress So 10
Arrivals today goo1
er washington Mare eeep the
the
Inc quite the supply aud former quotations were
fny snned prime milk fed Veas sod al D
lie ~ H. good aud mixed lots al 20
A. head $2 so each ami few weighed az 9oe Y ID
TurstoD sold l4j Books County calves, l4U 10 average AZ
lie a. ID aud Mouat Hoey calves, ZO ID al loc y ID 90,
Ege sold ~ Bucks Csany calves I4o I'D average AZ S
pm - ,,..A oo a. =, - rsh..A
Judd Buckingham sold 81 State calves at 81 so hs,d
Hume Eho sold 80 calves at $40 g heat II Do az
slI - head; II DO 80 head; 40 do AT ~ heai o. at
Sl2 80 A Ohio do al 81 head ono calves aso Id
average at 2 ID milk fed l35 b al lOc ana do,
12O ID. at ye. ...- 49,.
soli Is stale calves 44S D aver,ge A. &C. ~
mk lied do lou n at lot and 2iO n, ht 2 ~
SHEEP LASDs-Arhys to-day 10 at Jersey CITY III
can at Poeth aud gihst-a total OF 80 ears
6l00 cad mailing total for the lA three " 1882 aeaa
Goa time last week TIE demand M and
LARGE acted but abe butchers refused 10 higher
price, than ruled Ie.ter and slen we're iins dssppoS'es 81
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUST. 12-Cotton FIRM Mddlng net receipts l6SS
bales sales. 2,O52 bales - . . ,,
MOBILE Nov l2-Co,tOn quiet Mdiine l4e net receipts
2323 bales exports. eoswie 4A1 bales sales looo o''' 'A'
2S,57S bseS =
sAyAxSAa. Nov l2-Cotton hr7, Midng l3s1l4c net re-
eep PSI bales i05 bIes exports to Great brun oio
The Continent 25i0 ba; sae 1908 bales stock ooCaf eas
Bosrox Nov. l2-Colon ssdy; Middieg loe Lo" Mddlng
lla Oriinary I4c receipts iS2 bales gross <oi
bale. exports Great Bnta ~ baes saes 0oo oAes' s"cA
0OUO bales , ,u,n ,oz
l4e receipts 227o baes shpmenr WV bAes sde ifOo
bales; stock, 80 $50 bales -,
BALrxoRK Nov l2Cotton queti Mddlng l4ite gro" eee
800 bales stock, l5.4l2 bales ..,,v 80,
wOKIK,ss Nov l2-Cotton-Demnd fair; Mddlng. IL s;
net receipts 272 bales lO0O5 bales exports TO M 'on'
tuent 225A bales cosstws 7eO bses sass Saoo bales
stock ll02l6 bseA - o,.,,.,,
Cmlussros Nov l2-Co,ton trm Mdtlng IS 5l6dlde bow
Midddug Good Ordinary, l3sSl3ac uoi re2Pn
1856 bales gross 33i5 bales exports " Great bntn oiaV
blrst sales | 800 lales stock, 46,SS5 bsieA - -,
li.iyvsToy Nov l2-totoo Quiet AMI seady Madug 4hc
net reeeps 1888 gross 278 bales exports Great Britain
$50 Is; sAies I SIT bales stoeh 62 73U bats a..
hoEr0LX AsG l2l-ai"~ s''sGg MIiliaz isi ns 'oeeVs
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
rnrrrnnAn-S,eamer Nv. A. Se,olten.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COPPFB-The the week reviewed as 70 Receipts
per Gabrielle Alice $500 bags; Lgn. 5OOO bags Lord Baltimore
o7 bags John Tuppe 5000 bags total 2ll19 bags sa'es
per Lord Baltimore Stock first hands in Newly ork
Nov 10 23 27O Baltimore 5000 bags Galveston b0O0
bags; Charleston 900 bags Savannah 300 bags Mobile o0
bcs and NewOens $500 bags; total 261OO bags snoat ana
loading for NewYork 20 500 other ports in the United States
100 500 bAgs total 1879 800 bag total s,oc and su7pe for all
the United lS9 270 bags In Mid grades the ate sale
embrace mostly mentioned 1000 mats Java ex Roa
400 Marac2ibo
aguvra Santo Domingo 309 bsg Angosura ana
within TO-DAY the
jron for Rio stocks acctmGlstrg slightly
uu holders are fu The only sale we rear OF
to-day is 4gO bags per Baltimore not puhc Or
diua clrgoe quoted at l640l6 Fair d. AT lSglor Good
0 al 9; 2O4 and extreme for
lots l6a2l % gold, h. 60 and 80 days creGt Mid grades
without cnRnge lcsi
increasing, especially OF Maracaibo. -
We clip fom Messrs Wits Creighton horsons
-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

ass e .,pOr co.ui,s 1880 baie. iss coo baes stock
1850 b,SS ..,, 90, -, %.
vBnApsL,Bl Nov l2-Cotton steady hddnG is'tc; ne' "
ceps. 80 bales; gross O. 80 bales ..,,. "a.
sr Lous Nov I2 lotion sesiv fsrIy sctve htdns lfci
receipts. 80 bskg shipments Sob ohs
ssIes, 522 bsfer; stock. 1851 tales -
Cscu-yArr l2-Cson apshasged Md1ng iiej net re-
cept, 10 bar.; shipnens tet bes; stock bS!3 BARS
LoUIsvnhy Nov. I2-totI,r firm: Hrfiin9 lie ,,x
WnMyeSs l2-Cotpp quiet snd sendy MlddhDf losT
recrpts Gales 33Q bales stock, 5l37 bss
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
And the following B,,'s for city bank shares

The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylvania 6s, Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l6a; Reading Railroad, 54s; Pennsylvania Railroad
52s; Gold. l1Vs.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Nov. -, 1874.
At the Exchange SalesroOms to-day there
was good attendance but the property offered sold at
moderate prices Details OF sales will be found below
TX. Stevenson. jr has sold the four-story hlshsoop
brick dwelling No. ~ Flfth-ave., near Tenthst SIZE
henc o5xGo lot 100 feet for $4,000 This house being in
fee simple has been cold at a great. bargain.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BIZ Hugi " Camp ..oo
lots Br6adWav 400 Of Boston Road each 2oxlOV szV
o, Broadway adjoining above same size.'.....''' oo'
By Joseph Mctiure.
hon.es and No % CTOsbyst s. 1884
Puuco-st % 9AG SS2G9I0S0
By Jam6s W. Afiler.
lot and gore l75 # OF 5th-ave 30 II on eoo
street 100 IL 81 on so'ooo
By Richard Y. Hdrneh -
So Tenoase a. ana M % NO 7 ON map Harlem Common s679I
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
The aggregates Of the days business at the o..
We annex closing quotations OF foreign exchange:

There has been no change in money, and call loans
we're done at q and per cent, prime merchant
,aper being as last quoted. The Treasurer at Wash
lngton to-day received S4jOOOO National bank notes
Tor redemption
Government bonds were in continued demand at
strong and higher prices. We annex closing quota
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
The bidding aud asking prices at the close were

The Bank of England rate of discount was not
changed at the weekly meeting of managers to-day,
despite an expectation in some quarters of an
alteration and the rate still stands at four per cent
The Bank lost IN bullion to-day fS5,0C0, in addition
TO f274,OOO during the week. The Bank of France
made gain of $3.50 900 francs in the same time. In
London United > ates bonds easier and Consols
firm. Foreign Exchange was higher under good de-
mand from bankers, importers buying very sparingy
Selling rates were the basis of 465Q4.S5i for GO
days bills and 4SS,d4.S for demand drafts. The
gold market was quiet and sirong, with all the sales
OF 10! and 11Os, and the Gold Room was devoid of
incident On gold loans the rates were l, q 2i and
per cent for carrying The bids for the Treasury
gold were II in number, aggregating S29SOOOo. at
I1OO18 l1OS1 The awards made as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
Nem-Jersep Real gstate for Sale.

NOR SALE-5O,OOO acres OF LAND IN
Southern YewJ x DO s,s 70 one 1V ss Spen.a oS eu Ss
s,oaSs eT gool Mater p9wth geca roed,
.aas..,J @ s., s@s,r Aairsu r. WRIGHT, vS'tt . .'
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
AucT1ON SALES OF YEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESrATI
HRW- YORK CITY.


p... eo q " Of s.. Johns .iley 2Or6s II; Sarah 80
Frances William Homes TO Caroline Gon''eIe '@-oooo
Dro,iw,y cor 42dst, runs 5l3xw l25 ~ TO IthSue
RIM,r1 j. Lewis to Frederick Foett s right on. 10000
Boaa~.y eri, ~ TO p Pole Csi right o IS 900
cCIrtndtst ,Ho . 10000
Mo:t.s D ,, r " 1000
seaa.lerst & eG s,4 10000
4th-'. No Sot, e' o'o ............... I45OO
6th,t S. 90 1870 II " o. e" ................ 1900
e,.t Peter 81 Of Ics,. 2i97 Amanda wo of oo
4Ohis + FEDS and Fannie Eatt TO Anon 1o5OO
4Sds 1854 o. 14O0o
4Sl, s. 81 q B, ~ $4,000
Att, s. ooio !. $4,000
Downs 1 Ave A. iI6iio06, Augusta and
ssaaei c.'TS,d @ Of GsGSe tx i0O1e9ii; john
l3ists' sd Wian II Bro~ning to John 4lOOO
l52d,t TOO w Of Boueari t9sSee iy9 w. %
2Os3hIe $50; Maurice Leyne (rei) TO Arthur ooo
l'ass s.g,o to Josepb Boady h,k psrt....... $500
Sd,ys n Ft,Setb sS Sa lo4OO
Woodawn lights 40Il00; Cornelius DeForestt 10 AZ 100
~ LEAsEHoLD oosyErAscEs rr,,,
ct lSs q Le"'i 2l1o!i Wian i.Oo' $4,000
6hs, ss 90 " OF Le"'s' aoi'' " Nominal
Fi',p%s. sa,o:; o, 7oG. 5iIiioj Buncie to
T,i@ps co: Of oo,S: adde to Mary a, 600
wife Of II Day.. - ...', =, = onan
East No 251 store and cellar yers per year S00
l2ths No 90 Vs. Wes Si5 years per 2iO0
3sthst Ho 5O9 5ll and 5l3 West 4a!ea per year Iooo
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
Qhanres Tor Bnslnees Men

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY is offer
"A ed n Al estab,he competent BUSINESS MAN With
th to 6y cash Address d. r. b. Box lOd Tn
bune 0fiee.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
Gitn Real Gstate for 6ale.

TOR SALE-Desirahle 4-story,, stone-1ront
UOrsE on Ixinaonaye excellent neghbohooi pnce ano
tsrm. reasonable Apply RULAND wHrING Beek@AAs|'
6ew.iMk -------
EOR SALE-At O reduced price, 4o West
II ,.., and basement brovn.StOne 'front.'
ousR With or without P.niurs Apply psemises Only sma
amount Of cash required.
MO. 30 WEST FlFTIETH-Sf.-A modera.en tts
UosR be.uylay arranged complete orssi slh
furniture Apply to sxEsr On premises, q {" hoN'iN'
lO7 DuaneSi
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

LIVERPOOL sdvc limited arrivals shrppe, Aen or .nd only
for d%s ,Sss, bette. s isa
s' s O. 80 q; Ssa s, s s o9o q o.
sgisF q S7ssi osiSs 1Sssso stroi; 6sssl
$S., !: s q $SssI
Ss. Ell; - S i
1oS l?%SI sS. sS
ss isss, n; 3 q Sd s: q: ss
sdn 4%s' sse ss iC s''tss ss S'1 1Sss
f @ osE f'i9 'sas
81 ssasi IS si ,t, 5000 bu. sirro"e s'Se cd
A. gs % Malt Ell: sf % tS G' S % of sSSo s. SS: a e',. n s.
Ss,,sI .nd the SIMPLY sh q; ~. e's
Ws 'Sss @s5s Bcs is' w ssa M %
G5 Whit IS qeola the aside in store. and Mrd tate
DC 1000 bush State :! SSs corr
have the InGm he 10000 bush Western
s o. s0 .S 81 S ,;, s1:nn W o
White S5a06c fI New DO yellow % a9ic for Ola
r@s5. N We qeoit s1Pss ios: SoaScs %
Long R1s ps Sos 46 for do n oa5o for o CASH
HOPTler. little dcngu this marLet at he moment bn'
Ecesn favorable German markets tend upward
American Crop 81 - !1ssss 3 o.. all y. sss
A%sh.a cSp cSp ca cceEa1
ps te 2s S 1o2 3 s' ma 9s &
the market oWe with fair demand the concession We Q'O'''
Cuba Centrifugal and dMred..........s393sl
SSIs Ma.co1.dc, Gciaias. .:...:....$5ei5 S'o ih''
Cuba huscOvalo Grocery. .42dJuI .o
Porto Rico 2Zos
English Isanus'. +VgoO .;:.
80 25dS2 30 for Ordinary 10 GOO s OF l25 bb No ATS o.
spin Turpeutne dull and nominal at 35 Tar ard Pitch are
sieady conaned q snal jobbng trade $3.50
:1sss :s %iaSs: % n a .
a43c sr quiet but seady at 81 Obas o. for present make
o0 81 07d$l 10 for Prime Winter Oher OILS are dll
PETROLEUM-1be market for Refined extremely quiet with
without particular chnge quoted the spot g.
Cases nominal l7c Crude quotes % but shade weaker
the Vest sales of 2OOO bbl< r mentioned Eaphha duh and
nominal o lO The market at Phdepha Is Inactive with value,
SHADE easier; auotc lO2GlON The Cret markets rate
follows Tiusve quiet at ~ 2aS2 c Tpne, quiet
Oil CITY. quiet 15c; Parkers'. JOd1Jc bd Tor shipments
PROVISONSThe PORK market Is stronger but sales OF 100
bbs Mess small lots $40 rs; 80 bbls do cash. $40 75
stcaiy Of 10 bb Family $lS0SS 90 Terce Beef
inactive tame Beef Hans duet S22d$23 for West
and fairly active 5000 pieces
6ha6ls: for Fresh shoulders odS for Pckled do; 0G9
1874 l Smoked do; 10000 u Bellies in bulk lOi4D
1885,. 10 7l66lO3c Bacon supply
gt 2J boxes at 1Uosa lU3c for CITY Long 20
boxes Short Clear seller December ard January l0c Dressed
demand o24c Lard active
much higher light stock here much eIcment sales of
l43tDlbc 800 tcs DO, seller week 15h0
Steam c for future delivery
of 200 les sell February 1879; 800 seller months $50
3isc; ics, ser the l303hc 2bO0 tcs At the
We for account seller the ~ l51UOGl2 500Oc
November lac for hewiok account; 5S
Dead Hog Grease, l3c
Pals are in g sppy wanted there not many strictly hne
classes arriving long grades from l1Oc q d.
grades freely these rates The demand
Tor Southern greatly ahaied The
consumption has n Of that Fruits and Honey are 50
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
THE MARKETS.
lCarefulIv reported Tor rHs TRrBusnl
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
THURSDAY. Nov. IL. 1874.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THURSDAY, Nov H. 1874.
following complete list Of shipped which
cleared to-day for toreisn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

For future delivery on moderate ana he
steady unchanged rates sales as follows all on os o
Low MddhnFs; -, ma ,,,,,c .
sales yesterday. sner December 200 Ia ido l6e
9S2c; 100 l5c AP BOO 10 2,S2c jay 9Oo 10 gS1 e,c
Decelnber Ii 2l.32c; January Ii l56c FetIafy
1920; March 10 9l6al5 1920 Apnl 10 l3l6d15 27c52G
Nav Is 3320lGls June IL ll32dl6hc July. 10 9lOd
1882 Market barely steady Sales today ~ to
l0O "A 2l$2C 200 IA l:l6e; JaIusIy 400 1oe; is1o
1000 i6 5.i6c 100 Is 832c 100 IS 6;l6c March 600
l5Hcj 100 - 1926 400 15sc; SO0 10 193IS 50V 50V
i6sc; June 300 1850 total 300 bales grand total 1880
bales - - -. 49,.
FLOUR AND MEALTbe inquiry for Flour moderate but there
more boe refusing to make further concessions
% e,s Shipping brands seader and Superdre y
cye and fr At the market shade sesder but not
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

7
OF 900 bbs We quote -, nh, a. ,oa.s *
81 20dSi 20 Oorh meA - "a
CON Mea W 25a - Cop Meal uo'o EH9 30" o'
Con Meal Wsr-W 25d 40 .r.,.-. .oz,,o m p,.
Jsrsev Bsq Meal s quiet quote Pine White s2ctZ iV fe
yw At N COO G5 CoArse at 81 55dSl go Ground feed al
81 2OaS Co. Cob Meal 81 loes 80 Al the sSys s new % sieeD
The White Bucwbest Flour 10 demand State ~ so~e 49,
Pennsylvanis SO 26d$3 SO v 100 d. =, -. -,
movement berth feish IL slow, with only
moderate ogenpgs without material change The en-
g.gem.Hs ncutO Liverpool BY steam "a 900 bush Gram
Bid AL by sail 1000 bales 1o o3Zd
hhds Tobacco Boss 100 tons Oeake at l5s lOU bb hn
70 London, by sail 5000 buh wheat az od
Change they embraces
An Italian bark with 800 Tobacco hence Medteranssn
port S. Cd German bark with 5000 bba Refined o. from
baltimore 20 Aetwerp 80 Horwegsn bark with 100 qrs
GAD Baltimore 10 Cok for orders al 5s 3D. bark with 5000
cases hence TO Genoa l5c An American bas Of
400 tons register With general Rio dc JAno terms withheld
Ra,n with 1900 bbs Refined 10 Liverpool Ieported
3s 4 12l or 3s 3D. =, .
GRAIS-The Whes Eke opehea viewer unac" ce'e h'oabo
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13


hbls Louisiana
stock Of llsngOon this morning was 5000 bass -
Ne cip The following from Tamage Sons Monthly
Circular: -. =, -
continues rule the receipts at the
Soub ben, Cbar ton hou l further
w the september gales especially
thoTouELy good
Judgment prospective features Of the market Qn uni'er-
L opinion prevail ta pus this rtar will fall lar below those
previous years. think. lOUev J1dne rom pTrent
viii TIE
ter months the variations e fG; adopt this
view m spps damage which vi probably d.
last
ty (2) The planters good financial condition and apparently
agreed on carriage Of tLe until the new year
dnad for the palmer sorts have yrT largely III
creased the rtcng them socoad grd IN Leu Tie nan
coon and otl r ion kinds Of cheapness
mice snI also becaree o the sntly color.
du ughi the donestc trade
SEHDS-Cloyer firm bat in4ctve quoted at Ji4dJc
bat light demand holders are askDg higher
nrcrs We have onS 10 sae Cf : tcs NJ lSc
SUGARSTsde Raw Sugars yerv iul hul values are
nomuav 23l hhds Porto Rico
At ~ l35 h.s Ceatnagsl 9c and 500 boxes Cyed at
we ouo Fair Refining Cuba at S0Sc; Prime DO at Se
Cent? uga boxes l3 Sd9 and No l2CaYed
S6s Refined IS seadJ but Gull at o2dS eT sot Fellow
9ssalOis Soft White: dlO'si for Lrushed lOi2VIOs
for Powdered, and l0l2 lOds. for Graaalated
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
s5OO,OO0

The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin in-
erest and Sl35 900 in called Fiyetwentles. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared S2l G966CO; gold balances, $S073GOo;
currency balances 81 2S6 2S4 The quotations are as
follows:
lU:OO..llOA ;l:3O...llu's l:00ll0as !,5o .'l loSs
ii ;UO...l iOl4 l2:3l..llUl4 2:0O..."IlGas
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
GitD properIn 10 Let.


OFFICE TO RENT, which has been occu-
W physician for number OF years large aud he"D uf'
pishei l29 Bast 29th-st, corner Lerington-aye
rTNO LET-OFFICES, some very desirable, In
Il the buildings 3. and Reekmanst and lt5 Nis',g-'t
RULAND g. WHITING D BeeGm INST
TIyO LEASE-NO. G20 BROADWAY, through
i toCrosbyst ENTIRB BUfLDlSG eight toorfi Sl0 700
YEA, HENRY DOLAN. q West Ihirty-aIih'st
VNWENTY-ONE most desirable private RESI-
L DENCEs belonging North AN. Lie ns Co.. rent pen
aapum from $500 to So OOO LEASE for term Of years
~ X. PAGE, 33 Park-row. Maracer
TTIO LET-An elegant 30-foot wide HOUSE;
contains ayssble Twenty third ST. WITH tue whss
or mar of the elegant Furniture SALE to trouble Tor bath
pares those w please not reply Address 0ASns
Tribune West Side 0hee 30S TSentI -thiri- l.
TINO LEASE-Ibe elegant offices Nos. 100 and
lO2 Broadway the Universal Life lns Co on ace ans
of their removal and 10 Office OF ne in'e
nendnt No Park place. Offices the North Dees ir aA
omnaoy building; GuaI Lfe SJl boad"ay
"o"PA' NJ +. PAGE. 33 Park-row
Union -SOUARE.-TO LET-The frst-class
u BUILDING 33 East seveneenihst has been ru 10 COM s
order and will cheap tenln: For business purpcss
the unsurpassed Apply 10 l. H. LION Arnold constants
Co.. Broadway AMI Nineeenth'st
100 BROADWAY-ONE or TWO small
sDD FLOORS light also ROOMS Tor business
or lodging furnished desired terms ow lnqare In fhANCoSs
Hair Psrlors
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

q HUU b IHVTV IIN'F' WN TuVFVs
STATE Paciory, new,
all cream, fair. l294d1i4
State Factory. new,
all cream, hiH
skinned ........'.. u dlO
State Factory, new,
all cream. fall skim 4 a .
state PineapPle...... 20 d2l
English DAirT do.... % as
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

BROOKLYN properIn DO Eei.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.s
front room Is sutal Office shop being bat two doors
from Fulon-st W. r. COOK, 235 WashingEoa-sL Brookya
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wsKY-Thcre demand advanced prices sales Of Sjt
LIs ats Oldxl o.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-13

EGGs-hc demand fresh EgS these meet with ready
,aa aud the advanced prices uppoed there fair dem nj
for Idue these aIe supply higher tie Close We
ouote.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-26
SCIENTIFIC AND SAFE TREATMENT.

When applied with DR.. Pierces Nasal
Douche and accompanied with DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovary as constitutional
treatment, DIR. .Sage's Catarrh Remedy pro-
duces perfect cures of the worst cases of
Catarrh and Ozena of many years stand
ing. This thorough course of medication
constitutes the only scientific, rational, safe,
and successful manner of treating this
odious disease that has ever been offered
to the afflicted So successful has it PROV
en- that the proprietor has long offered a
standing reward of $500 for case of Ca
tarrh which he cannot cure
INDISPUTABLE EVIDENCE.
THos. j. BISHOP, of South Brooklyn, n
Y, writes that his wife had suffered since
child with Catarrh until it had resulted
in what eminent physicians pronounced
Consumption that she used DR.. Sage S
Catarrh Remedy with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, and they have worked
wonders with her case.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should beware of those impostors
who not only try to initiate DR.. Pierce S
Family Medicines but also copy his origin
al style Of advertising by offering various
sized rewards for cases of Catarrh and 9th
er diseases which they cannot cure. Those
who do not possess sufficient intelligence to
enable them to write original advertise
ments of their own, but have to steal those
of others, are not likely to have made
great and valuable discoveries in Medicine
Look out for them.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-26

How TO HAVE THE GooD OF OUR EAT
ING.-A healthy condition of body, and
well-nourished condition of body, may be
considered as the same The vastimport-
anoe of sufficient nourishment becomes
thus apparent. Now, for sufficient nour-
ishment, there are two things essential; !;
food: and those various conditions which
go to render the digestion and the assimi-
lation of food possible such as pure air,
sufficient exercise, Sufficient sleep, tranquil
ity of mind and so forth. 1t is infinitely
easier to secure an abundance Of whole
some food, than it is to secure the condi-
tions under which the due amount of nour-
ishment is to be obtained out of it. But
there is compensatory provision which
balances this. While for food, on the one
hand, there is no substitute; on the other
hand, for the complex conditions, without
which food is of little or no value, there IS
a substitute that unrivalled tonic-stimu-
liant, the fruit Of long years of arduous re-
search and study-Dr. Gottlieb Fisch' s
Bitters
This subject continued next week under
Daily Routine.