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ssssnsa Bank COD wa, quoted steady st s'c &c.
s,s .ss sa %Ss's
Crude bulk sGsa aosd
if saf ss sf @ snPPasa ssssf
1 f sH nni aed
delivery balance q month TIE Cresk msrssss s wsre
fssy '9S; s"s rS$s'
sai d a s m Ss ss snS sfs
H5F al ~ IS vs. 81 rsss % 81: .Hss % 81 3 rs ess 81
s4s sssF Il % sS n asf
p S, 81 nng" nnis' a"S
dssrcs within quoted ;-sI5 :I;r.
s ,i5 p'ssS Gs., e ss1 rof ~ prime ne T
s ss aa % ss d0 Ses a as ans se ss not 70
saa n dsvs s Rom r. III W s 0us
ysns bul oni light smand , 0O We S.E ncts E,,S
iass ha a p 'rsih sa%S 80 q pessS
2oolo lbs ipeklsa bellies st ioc io.e per 10 We
iaSas' 81 snsksa = Ds ss
W Vs m a dsmed but the %rke
;qss o. So on rs spot 4 s pi S
s @ ..a oc
lard sold 10 the Of a5 tlerces at 5c isSc. per
pot meet win moasr,ts de-
and the ns hss as at WIN 1Sou. We
quote -Early rose, double head bns. So 81 81
Ss !%uss g Sss 81 ss es s'
ssi @ bS N $ s 81 's ae lrsna per sack. Is
Ess ID ss%aai + lseeps M ,s moderate @
na quote 1s s
goo ior prime and &C. ,, or choice Louls,-
.na 20 sssy %n
SEEps-,Linseed L was quet but nrm we heard of
5. sss @ sSa. Cover quoted az ssS{s H%oths 1t
raw ra saar aH H. At q q u and ncm
naliy unehansed VA anois lair rsapng Cuba at aAc
s i5 81 ssSa S ss W
sanaa watn Iss mas
o s soaa 10 81 PRIME & s0 70 sfsse a @
Ss s sad iJsss ss' sSs s fsGss s Is esmsasa oaass
SsSss e Sc oa'fs ss STANDARD oar Ss' s & g. IS
I aq @ ssnns i prIms Mas s s
@ So f % 9 ssoc s. % SnDSsh
Nos lotcl2, sAc;; ss4c. Manla-superor and extra
TonAceo;.We have yet to report very quiet market
I se @
II leaf wss % % nSs At Sd
iie ie foreign ruled steady with sales Of lOo
city quoted ss ae noe sales q so arii lbs out
VEGETABLES not essentially changed excepting
onions. which SHADE easier. We quote :-Soutn-
ern white onions pc, bb; y; do yellow Do bb...
So 50 white turips, per Dbl, 75c.; Russia do per bbl
81 20 81 M cabbage. per 100 81 s6; Hubbard squash,
per Dbl, 81 81.
wooL.The market during the past three DAYS has
been u and values weak but not 0uotabv lower The
sales include 90 lbs of tub washed at 55Jac.. 900
lbs super pulled at &c. 1000 lbs spring Califor-
40 at 25c age 100 lbs fine unwssned Western fleece,
bales spring California 25O lbs nevada % bales Of
do 1000 lbs of Mexican. Is oaes of Buenos Ayres
tia all on private terms
WnIsKEY.-Rcccipts 437 bbla The market was easier,
with sales OF $50 bbs at $03 LOSS, closing AT the in
side price,
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
Stocks Lower and an Uncertain Feeling
Among Spectators.
GOLD STRONG-111 1-S.
Money in Good Request at 3 l-2 a
A Per Cent.
STRONG-l11 Is.
BONDS STEADY
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, Nov. l7-6 r. NJ.
The stock market to-day did not, at the close.
present the encouraging features that have re-
Gently been shown. The weary look OF Lake Shore
It's apparent loss OF influence upon other stocks.
the heaviness OF Western Union and the compara-
lively slight fluctuations recorded, except IN Mis-
souri, Pacific and It's mate Atlantic ana Pacific
Railroad, all served TO develop fresh outburst OF
bearsh sentiment, winch made its force strongly
felt toward the close OF the day, and gave to the
market its principal characteristic. There are
those who say that the market only requires TO be
fairly started on a downward tendency to produce
the reaction that has been expected Tor some
time. Yet 1t might be premature TO state that the
beginning OF such movement was made this after
noon. When it is discovered that the brokers and
Others who have contributed so much TO advance
prices are overloaded with stocks and can
take no more, there are those who
VIII be quick to seize the advantage OF
the moment and force prices downward.
The decline from the highest point of the day
ranged from u 10 ~ per cent. The best feature
Of the market, as before indicated. was Missouri
Pacific, which, on the strength OF the decision OF
the Supreme Court published yesterday, advanced
TX per cent, but even this fell on from Asa TO 46,
although finally recovering to Al. Nearly all the
other stocks participated in the feeling OF de-
pression and ended at the lowest points OF the
day.
THE SALES
amounted to 100000 shares, which were dis
triputed as ioows:-New York Central ana
Hudson $500; Erie, 47oo; Lake shore. 50,
Northwestern, 25,9O0; Northwestern preferred,
$500; Rock Island, g. 100; Pacific Mail, $4,000;
st. Pau, q, 300; St. Paul preferred, l400; Onios,
$4,000; Western Union, 1880; Wabash, 300 (;
Union Pacific, %, 800; G., c. and c., 6oo Missouri
Pacific 400; Atlantic and Pacific preferred,
$500.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
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amounting. st good prices. to about s2so.ooo Cen.

amounting. st good prices to about $3.50 900. Cen.
tral Pac1cs sold at 95A, Union Pacific nrsts at 90h
Erie thirds at 1901, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincin-
natl and Indianapolis frsts at l04ts, c. c. and l.
G. nrsfs at 6ss. and Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds at s5. Central Pacific
bonds closed at 95A o. and Union PaciGcs, so1s
s0'@ for nrsts, ssts ssT for land grants ana 70
76A for sinking funds. In investment shares Del
aware and HUDSON Canal sold at ll6 Morris and
Essex at os, Harlem at l3l. and Delaware, Lac8a-
wanna and Western at l09is. Chicago anu Alton
was quoted at lol lo3 New Jersey Central at LOT
to lo7A, Pittsburg at s73s to SIN ana Pennsylva-
MIA Coal at 240 TO $50. Illinois Central was bid Tor
at OF, Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indian
apolis at o. Fort Wayne at 93H, Panama at li6.
and New jersey at l2s Michigan Central was
offered at II without takers. After the call 200
shares OF Pennsylvania Coal changed hands at 2i5.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
In some OF the issues these show more than
usual investment demand and advance. Missouri
skies, long bonds SOLD at 96A, old North carolina
skies at 80 30k. North Carolina, lunding act or
'6o. at2ls old Tennessee skies, ex coupon, at 51h;
new do. at 81, new series do. AT 81, Virginia sxes
consolidated, at 81; do second series, at As; do.,
deferred, at IL 1875. Alabama eghts advanced
to so.
MEMORANDUM.
The Auditor OF the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
way makes the following exhibit OF earnings for
the week ending November I, ls74-
Gross earnings main line, lis miles, Sal
Gross earnings same line, same mileage,
same week. 1873 3......................... oo9,iSa
Increase, 90 $40 per cent sl64,o57
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iO:l5 and 11;3O A. Nj.
IN $4,000 U $ SIS. r. 81 be l12ts
~ l0OUO Co...........6 liz u
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and 9-thread. ) inch and 5-lS inch diameter i6c
do i;,'nread; inch diamIcier Is,.cI DO. hay
shread and 9i;tthreaa I!se tarred Manila, haEc
above H-fhread, il1sc. DO. 6thrcad and 9,thrend,
l2,sc; do l2thread and hay rope. l2c; New Zealand
cordage, sizes above l.hrcad lie: do, 6hread and
9hread "a ana 5-i6 inch 12lsr do, l2hreid u inch,
and hay ropc. l2c. aud Russis boli Ec.. easl
DRIED FRUITS have shown no change, excepting for
peeled peaches the yaue OF which ia vored the buyer
We auotc State apples, sliced, Sc. a Slsc.; do.
quarters, Ic Iac southern apples, quarters, sac
g. elss; ;, DO DO sliced e Sc DO dos do; iancy.
North Caroline prime ,s Sc, A. Ssc do DO
&c Sc; unpceIel do, halves new; s.4e y'sc; do
cherries. state, 2sc. 2s1sc; do Southern new nc
u do, state l9c. a 20c
EGcs.-for fresh eggs the market continued steady.
ABOUT 29c. tor choice marks OF Western LINED
with moderate demand and snow essential change
IN value We Long Isianc, New jersey and
bv. Sic. &C.; state AMI Pennsy wanna, 3Uc. Sic.
Canada, choice branas 29c; Western, choice BRANDS
2yc: other Western 2Sc 2nlac lined, choice brands,
23c. 24c do. iar 10 gooL. 2<c. a &c.
FLOUR uRAIS -Receipts-FioIr, H765 bDls. wheat,
49,. 252 bushels, $3.50 do. corn meal LOO bbls
oats - 54S busheis barley, y453 do The Hour market
was steady, with far demand. particularly tor ship
ping extras The sales comprisns all kinds, foot up
about 96D bb AT figures within our quoted range Corn
meat WAS without material change III value, and sold
u the OF 7J bbls at IS 10 IS Is for Brandy
s. Tt for western yellow. ana "a Is 81 ~
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pour IAmarrd I6, "A
CROP "siaGshtcr-Light backs SOC sss. Sc mrid,e
backs, &c. aUc lisnt crop Sc. 5c. middle CROP
Bic 36c heavy crrp, 35c. 36.,c Tcxas-ignt crop.
sc n Sac. tnijdle and over crop, BE- Soc. kougn
Rough hemlrcs, &C. asc. rough oak. 2sc Bic. bel
lies. lac. 4 i5c-
MoLassss. foreign grades were neglected, and the
fcY transactions were confined ~ iopbn1 parcels
New Orleans. which placed at figures
within quoted range. We quote CUBA cen.
truga and mixed. new crop. Sc 3se 10. caycd. Sc
42c do. musco yidc, rehniuf @sc i5c do. do.
cery, 4,c, 5oc.; Porto Rice, 4Oc. G5c; English
Islands. f0c. tDc.: New Orleans 6Sc. Csc. for
SAvAh sTogEs.-tn Change to-day the market for
spirits OF turpentnc exhibited steadicr tone lndcr
better inquiry We heard oi sales footing 3i5 bbi
Asc loo New York bbls. NJ SIC. and .G Dbis Wit
easy So ~ s. 25 for strained We have only note
sale o -U) bbis. al 81 25 2D small do at 81 - 800
do. strained private terms sUJ 10. good do. sold
carly at 81 80 81 321, and uJ do OF No s3 s. IS
Tar quiet but steady. 81 % tor Washington and
81 81 for Wilmington Pitch sold in small way at
81 57is Tor city.
OILs -Linseed met Win fair demand. and ruled
steady at Tsc In casks anu 1gc bbls for lots from
crushcrs' hands Lard oil met with light demand ana
quoted at 81 20 AS Us iur make and 81 5
81 10 prime wintcr Mendnden was steadily held
4ic. I5c Cotton seed oil scarce anI an extent
nominal in vanc quoted at f7c fyc for crude, BIC.
Tor rcnncd SUMMER yellow. 6,i,c Toe. do
winter white and yellow. sperm and whale oil met
with moderate demand AMI ruled firm: sperm quoted
81 Is for crude, III NJ Tor natural winter 81 % for
blencncd; whale quoted at 6oc tor Northern. t0c oi
Sahern. &C. 7Vc for natural winter and 7c 7oc fol
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
nraff ho lnu.
MONEY


was active at the close on call loans at and
per cenr, after exceptionally lower rates OF ga
and per cent on the strongest securities. The
best commercial paper sells at and and single
names at from to II. close scrutiny and
wide difference are noticeable. The foreign ex-
change market Is quiet. At the opening, prime
sixty days. bills 81, and sight ut 81.
Later standard drawers reduced rates to s6h
and 9oh. Continental steady; o53s 95h for
short and a61s 96sS for long; cable transfers
s7A 973s, and prime francs on Paris 5.l5h a
5.13%.
BANK SHARES.
Thirteen shares Manhattan Bank stock sold az
134H, thirteen Bank o, Republic at 1o41s, and 1ve
Bank State OF New York at l15
THE GOLD MARKET.
The future OF gold is being watched In this mar
ket with great interest,". The course OF exchange,
warranting 1t does, shipments OF gold at profit
the daily Withdrawals from the Bank OF England,
the advance by institution OF the rate OF dis
count all seem to point to new prices Tor prod
uct which in this country is as Indigenous as
grain When the laws OF trade call for an article.
whether it be gold or corn, whether the demand
be made on Egypt or America, they will always be
attended by their logical ana commercial effect.
The demand in the present instance may be but
temporary, but 1t is not difficult to trace results
to The fountain head.
Cod opened at III Y, thence advanced to 1l1k
alI1A, ut closed at the opening price. The rate
paid Tor carrying was per cent and for borrow
ing 10 per cent per annum and l-64 TO l-32 per
diem Loans were also made dat.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoS, Nov. H-Even.
ing-spirits turpentine 25s. Cd. 25s Cd. per cwt Lin
seed oil, 25s pcr cwt
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tor future delivery (basis low mtials tie sales have
Icr lOo bales il .ss2c JanrS ~ a: Is 7.5sc. 10
5 sfs 5, Fssoraary ss s9s at 4 ata :o !,
nt e = s2c April ll IL az . Sj2c 30 Al i5l.c go At
III 5s Gs 'q4 0ass ssc 'Isss SsssnSc1 l.c
I,,ry 4 s'saf Js5puary IS Syse
Hpr q lie IS asG@ sse aaS 1'i e &c. . 'alss ises
.af W @ s1fsy s,saay a s $
at t ! 1-izsi oi ~ pI,ssssmocs zen i s5 4 l.e 80 a.
M a5 s,c s hiSc rs Il sasarx i ssac eoo sc
at i3Sc So 1t IS 5ssc o tiSgc sS,i a. 4 3 5ste
s. 5ssSsaag &, BE- ~ 10 at Z & e 90 %, e i % s z 2
80 80 at a. Il Is lSis ss 20 90 =, s sf m sAfs Y T s 80 4 . &c
SSr a; + i,sc Gid y % At s-sss Sc
stloo bales Grand total $50 bales thc averages oii
SoyemGsr ~ DscSnse lies Jaary. ry''n is %; ~ reo
ruaTy, l355 'larcn 9si; Ayrl, i6ls; May i5T June.
s9oa, y Use isnaary lls q is.se al i ss.c
aa eo,lauy s At IT, i 70 = e foa a @ s s s 70 ss
veniber ln At ls.c cccmbcr. 100 st 3.c January 40
u 4 Sc july $OI isI.s IotiL 80 bates Mcee,p,:
Hsen ynrs y, S2 No.,9S q, ;Isi hatmose M Sew
sss rA,' -a 4sy v is;, weeS 2,c talss I
agsrseans l5.v3 e% q lake, az 22'sc 2lssc. cash
covrrs iaqoiry ior Rio continued fair and the
msrss seay ~ We neGrG rl, O sae o. ol bags sx
and unchanged in value. sale, d 800 bags oi
nay sargos e e ef & M ,ss Ms quo quote Mo qss s
gsood 90 ns'4c, ls'fe pruq do gl4c 2oc ex
hags, 2ic 2c DO. grass mats ~. use CeyioI 7c
iyi5e; Maracaibp lbisG la'sc.; iaguayra, lsc, a
lgl5c. Jamalca, Fc. yc. It, Domingo l6Jsc. l7c.
rori1 n,e9 ''se ia ia'se ,osta kica, IHe s,as
l5tsc. 9isc cnracDa tic. lsc. gohi ana yJdays.
tsspLEs.-ln jubbing way iait trade reported
but otherwise tic market quici and steady. W,
quote :-sbsrn, 80 patent o, Ssc Sgc scaric 2sc.
2gc; paraflnc, - bs auil2fs, 2Jc. 21c udainan
H. "a anu 10 o. sc. l3sc i5c i51Sc and 7Isc per
CoorFRAGL srocK, under continued good demand
u ~
nss"s shocks s2incn with heads 81 SO shocks
with heads SS nch. ~ ~ 81 -. sugar shook with
heads, 36-nch 81 ~ a 81 %, box shocks 5sc sDc
rum shocks, 81 ~ a s. 70; Pine shocks 81 JlA ~
empty nogsheads, " 81 rs: hoops IA fcet Ordinary
70 prime, &c. a Nc nooos u eet ordinary to prime
DC 3Gc.
CoepAcr.-Thc mavxet eoatinued very Quiet but vaue
were without chsnla anote IN AnilA nnrA
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FINANCIAL.
rT,HE SIX NNT CENT STOCK
OF tho
CENTENNIAL
BOARD OF FINANCR

PEASLEE 4 co. NO. 2s NASSAU STREET.
General Agents for New York. Massachusetts, and Con
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. IL, 1874.
Cotton steady. fair demand; middng, l44c Net re-
cepts lO6o bales gross LOSS Sales 2s0o stock 59lss
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. IT. 1874
Cotton quiet and unchanged middling, lHac. Net
receipts, ll50s bales gross II 72s kxportsfo Great
MOBILE, Nov. II, 1874.
sss bales Expors-To France si2 coaswise 2os Sales
~ SAVANNAH, Nov. II. 1874.
Cotton firm; midding, l4Hc. Net receipts, AGi2 baes
Sales. i,lys. Stock. 70 74h
Cotton steady; middling, i45Sc. Net receipts 2,s79
bales. sales, 1900 stock, ST. 1885,
WILMINGTON, N. O., Nov. IL, ls7l
Spirits turpentnc firm at 32ac. Rosi steady at 81 95
for strained. Crude turpentne steady 81 90 for hard
q for yellow dip and 81 " for virgin Tar steady at
CHICAGO, Nov. II, 1874.
Flour Quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady No. 1
spring. 9ec. No. do, 89c S91sc spot 89c November
s9,sc Dece!Der Nc do, SIC rejected SIC Corn
easier No miTen' spor 9r Novem5ssr 7ss al
fair demand and higher No 5014c bid, spot; 494c.
bid Noyember 49sc all the year; rejected y.e 4sAc a
sprns Fgs 81 81 ssct saS active
and higher $40 all the SO IS February
Lard active and higher: closed easier; l3sc lsMc.
cash Sl2 so all the years Sl3 February Bulk me ats In
good demand; pnIty cured shoulders, 7c.; short rib
Whisky steady at Doc. freRhts quiet and unchanged
On open Board this afternoon wheat closed at ssc
s9l4c December; 77s4c. 7sc. November; 754c.
all the year; oats 1870. November Receipts-SlO
bbis. flour, seDo bushels M wheat $1,000 do corn 26o0
soS o ols bss IN our loo bushes wheat 1000 d. corn.
500 do. oats, III. 0G0 barley.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.

THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The receipts to-day from internal revenue were
Sl77,102. The customs receipts were $291 200.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out SIS, 900 on ac-
count OF interest ana sol, 900 in redemption Of $50
bonds. The following were the Treasury bal
ances:-Currency sl6,o0o,0oo; coin, $50, 500, OC0
less coin certificates, S22, 1000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
These to-day were In smaller demand and not
so high to warrant further Imports alton at a
profit. The home and the foreign markets are for
the moment approaching each otner in price.
The permanent investor. however, does not lose
siglt oil this class OF securities. The following
were the late Constituted states currency
SKIES. 1lsss ils7s do do, 1881, registered llss
l1S5s; do. do, do, 1leJs l1954; do. fve-twen-
ties. 1862 registered 1l2k a ll3; DO. do, do,
coupon, 1921 l13; DO. do, 1894 registered. 13X
114h; do. do, do, 114s 1ls9s; do. oo., 1865,
registered, lis 1l5A; do. do, do., coupon, ll5H
a I15I; do. do, do. new. registered lis iIsA;
do. do, do, coupon, lis llSl4; do. do 1867,
registered, 11sls 1lsA; do. do, do, coupon,
1ls% a l1sI; do. do, 1858, registered. liSA
Ils4; do. do., DO, coupon, lis ll9: do. ten
iorties, registered, Ii.sl 49, do. do. coupon,
1l3Il 114h; do. ives. 1881, registered, ll2K
1l2as do. do, do, coupon, I125s il2&.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advIces report q quiet condition OF
aHalrs with cOnsOts rullng duii duu Dnlteu states
securities a shade easter. The rate for money on
the stock Exchange on government securities Is
ga per cent. The rate OF discount In the open
market on three months bills Is reported to be
~ per eenL or u per cent below the bank rate.
TIE bank lost f3s,o0o bulllon on balance to-day.
At fiTe O'Clock Erie was 26s< 81. Rentes at Paris
were firner ar 6i.i7h Consols. money, o3J4; do.
FOR account, e3s eS7l; old 1895 bonds, 1868
1861; 1867 bonds 1929 loak: ten.forty bonds,
1045s 10iH; new nves, lo3if 1885. The market
was quiet but nrmcr. In Amsterdam the follow
ing quotations were made :--Gnion Pacific first
mortgage bonds, II; Union Pacific stock, 3II;
Northwestern preferred, 535S Illinois Ceutral, IS.
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The total exports OF produce rom this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to s5,3s5,24o
mixed values, which Is increase from last week OF
s204oss. The exports for the corresponding week OF
last year were $76o3,5o9, and'or 1872, s5365,s29.
The total exports since January this year are.
$3.50, lssoss, against s2o5, ,le2, $40 last year. and
s2o5. Ia, $40 IN 1872.
RAnRoAa BONDS.
large business was done N taese to-daS-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
TIE UOOSAC TUNNEL BORED
THROUGH.

The last barrier separating the two
ends Of the Ioosac Tunnel was blown
away on Thanksgiving Day afternoon.
No public demonstration was made,
bat Mr.. Standby, the contractor, Mr..
Robert Johnson, chairman OF the
Massachusetts Legislative Committee
on Railroads, and a number OF persons
were present \ portion Of the par
ty entered from the east, another from
the West, and others decended by the
shaft in the middle. When all the ar
rangemcnts for the final explosion by
which the thin partition Of rock, re-
mainiuu, was To be blown out, they
all retired several hundred feet IN
either direction and awaited the eXpio'
sion Of the nitrogI ycerlne, which was
effected by electricity. y breach
about five feet high and four feet vide
was made in the rock, and the parties
passed to and fro, the tunnel beng IN
sense completed, a great amount
Of work IS yet to be accomplished, but
it is thought that it will be open tor
the railway trains by the tn OF July
next The work has been one of
great labor, expense and time. The
tunnel was commenced in 1855 there
had been numerous failures IN the
contracts. The State of MasSactu-
seots took is in hand as a State work
IN 1862, and in the midst Of great dis
couragements has carried 1t to com
pletion. 1t is the second tunnel, IN
extent, in the world, that through
ont Gents only being larger The
whole length Of the tunnel Is 25.O3l
feet, or four and three quarter miles.
1t is 26 feet wide by height varying
from 90 to 20 feet, wherever a brick
arch is used. Passing through sollc
rock excavation the section is reduced
to 24 wide by 90 high. As original
" projected the tunnel was only ld
feet wide, and made Of course for .
single track. The tunnel grade is 2G
feet to the mile for nearly the whole
distance, rising from each end toward
the central shaft. rThe height OF the
interior summit ovcrthc portal Will he
something over 60 feet This dip IN
the grade each way from the centre
was made to secure good drainage
The tunnel has two shafts, one near
the west end only 3lS feet deep, and
the other or central shaft, nearly IL
in the tunnel. This is l02S feet
deem. The total expense of the tun
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

TUE Commercial Hotel at Dodgeville
under the preprletorship OF VIM J
Thomas, is improved in appearance and
management, and rapidly gaining popu>
larity Mr. Thomas possesses the en-
torprise and tact to. make a No. land
lord and cannot fail to secure a good
run of custom. Daily stages between
Mineral Point and Arena, and n daily
back from Dodgevilc to, Mineral Point,
returning after the train arrives here
each evening, stop at the Commercial
House
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
House aud Lots Cor SHE.

large two-story frame House and
lots, situated in the mort desirahs part
ol the city, the house contains siz rooms,
good large cellar, closets, pantries, Nc
GOOD harm, sheds, out houses and some
very tiuc fruit trees 1t is altogether one
Of the most desirable residences in the
city For terms, Ne, apply to
PuuP iAWRBSCE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

Peck wears the Richardson Boots,
sold by Teasdale Il Pane e, and says
they are equal to aoy boots made IN the
city, and Peck is a man of veraci'y IN
such matters, though concerning political
matters he cant always be depended
UuOn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

FRED PlscHEL Is fast regaining his
former favor and popularity with the
musical people Of Mineral Point lis
reputation rs musical Instructor Is
we'll established in this locality. for
terms, &c, enquire at Campbell BOOK
Store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08

SCARFS, Shawls, bows, handker~
chiefs, collars, gloves. mi,tens, etc, are
more acceptable as presents to the ladies
than useless articles II + Osborne
has some of the incest things in this line
to be found in the city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
tbcEltclcs ana Pure Drugs

Pulford is lust opening the ancst stock
81 pure drugs and chemical, direct lrom
first hads, ever brought to this city Call
ANA pr'ee them. His motto is, pure
goods and low prices
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
Light: More Light! Greater hi-H' :

Pulford has Just returned from the
Fast, and has laid IN the largest STOCK
of lamps ever brought TO this market,
which he sells at very low figures. Gall
aud see them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
Limp, Limp, Limp.

Why not take your horses to Geo *
WIN. Day, and have them shod up in
good order. There also you can get
your BIacksmithing done in the best
manner, on short notice and at reason
able prices,
GEO Il WM. DAY.
Mineral Point, March 3d. 1873, tt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
w aN assk CAPS.

Tho most complete, varied aad attrac-
tive assortment in this city, at II. :
tmners. Prices marked down to suit
the times and the taxes. They must be
sold. Call soon to get good III and the
nNAtnSt StNlns
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
gyGGY FOR SALE PAY TAXES

10 raise money to pay taxes, no. !,
new buggy is offered for sale Apply at
the TRIBUNE Office
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
lTIs NOW TIVE CHEAPEST T.

floucc, Mass, Nog. Isl, 1873, Ageat
iFdmoR 50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-01-08
GO 5A " Is-T /.
REDUCE PRICES,

and nil MI IcTeWIor ~ HrT SOD Ia
chime 10. $45, anil other styles IN Propo,