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Philadelphia Wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2i.-WoOl
Active, bat not quOtsbly higher Ohio,
Pennsylvsnia and West Virginia double
extra and above 65tss56c; extra 54fq Doc;
medium 55ls57!c; eoarse 5oIg 52tc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine AsG,5Oc; medium 55c; eoarse 5oc;
combing washed coo 65c; do unwash-
ed 42(a45c; fine unwssbsd 2ila 2Gci
coarse and medium washed iOCq42tc; tub
washed 55fa6Oc; extra and merinO pulled
45Ca,47Ic; No. ! and superhne pulled
43la41c.
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BY Geographic reports, we learn that
.r. pis,iron manufacturers Of Pennsyi-
nj, and Maryland, were in session day
..f,-. Yesterday, TO consider the state of
a. trade. The proceedings were con-
.:ri in secret.
Lister reports say that at the meeting
.. c;, iron men resolved that, in view of
-. .,ducrd consumption of the material,
mrs, effort. be made to reduce the sup
r 4 committee was appointed to that
"A and a general meeting of al the pig
., men in the country, was called for
December 10th.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PrrTsBUEGH, November 24.-Wheat
-Firm and prices unchanged. Com
Firm; new ear 73(sg15c; new shelled 10
"a 7sc; old sheIled s5tassc. Petroleum
Crude firm at 75c at Parker's; refined
lOIc for Philadelphis delivery.
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u, were much pleased to receive, as a
.,o our >anctum Yesterday. Capt.
.ar & McELDowNEY, the gallant
.n,.s..ful candidate from Wetzel
crpsxt legislature. Captain McEL-
m,ry had to contend against two op-
,,s in the recent election, one ultra
= r,., and one Independent. He over
-. 10th. Wetzel county has good
,.o b. proud, both of her Democracy
.,tother appreciation of the fitness Of
represent her.
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Cleveland Market

CLEyELAsD, November 24-Wbeat
Steady and unchanged Corn Higher;
new ear on track 1lc. Oats-Firm at 81
66Oc. Petroleum-Firm; standard
white &c; Ohio state test l0tc.
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Railroad Accidents.

Chicago, November 24.-Thc dummy
engine which runs between this city and
HYDE Park, jumped the track this morn
ing, when about six miles south OF the
city, and turned upside down, crushing
the engineer, Chas. Matthews, beneath
il. where he was scalded to death by the
escaping steam. A passenger in the car
attached TO the dummy, was also badly
sCalded.
A specsal from Peoria. Illinois, says
passenger train on the indianapolis,
Bloomington and Western railroad, be-
tween Lena and Bloomington, was
ditched this morning, and took fire. One
man was killed and II number of passen-
gers seriously injured No further par,
ticulars have been received here, nor VIII
be until the train reaches this place.
Passengers Seriously Injured.
\ special to the Times from Peoria
SAWS that no passengers were dangerously
injured bv the accident on the /. Is. d
W. Railroad to-day. George RlnSering,
the fireman, was killed instantly, and the
engineer, Sharp, was severely but not
dangerously injured. The accident was
csnsed by misplaced switch. The
trains are running all right again,
David Brown, the passenger who was
scalded in the accident to the Hyde Park
dummy this morning, has since died. IL
is supposed that he was riding on the
dummy instead of in the car.
Memorial Services.
un,,o-;.l ssrvices we're held this after
noon in the chapel of the Baptist lheo.
logical Seminary of this city, IN honor OF
the late Rev. DR.. Pat,ison, formerly n
professor in the seminary, and for nearly
half century prominently connected
with the Baptist educational interests IN
the West. and who died on Sunday last
in St. Louis. Short and appropriate ad-
dresses were made by Prof. Moss kef.
DR.. Nor,hup, DR.. Osgood, and others
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c,ov our reports this morning the
,,ai,;,. are ths: the weather to-day
h. partly cloudy, with northwest
4. and low temperature.
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Memorial Services.
FOREIGN.
Release ofsp.nish Steamship.

PARIS, November 24.-The govern,
ment has ordered the release of several
members Of the crew of the Spanish
steamship, Nieves, which was seized al
s.. Jean DLuz, on the representation oi
the Spanish Consolate, Bayonne, that
she was laden with q contrshand of war
fnr the CsrlistS
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r..n.., Market. Advanced.

LONDON. November 24.-This week ;
Mark Lane Express reports general
advance in the Continental markets SINCE
the previous issue Of one shilling IN the
nrice Of wheat.
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a lockout

PHlLApELPHIA. November 24.-There
is a lockout at Schofeld's mill. Many Of
the fullers and dyers strnck against the
proposed reduction OF 10 per cent 1t their
wages. and the mill vas closed against
the whole Of them. Five hundred opera-
tives in Dobson'S mill have resumed
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Ocean SteanerN-

LIVERPOOL, November 24.-Steam-
ships Perelre, Suevia and Dovan, from
New York, China, from Boston, Circas-
sian. from Montreal, and City Of New
York. from New York, have arrived out.
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A Suicide.

MEMPHIS. November 24.-Last even
ing some ladies found the body OF An
aged man in Elmwood cemetery with his
throat cut. Investigation showed that
the deceased had committed suicide by
sevcring the jugular vein with pocket
knife. On his person was found several
letters addressed to W. Freeman, Jack
son. Tennessee, but parties from there
state that no such person resided there.
1t is believed that he was an agent for
some Rubber S.amp Company. He left
nothing to show why he had committed
tho not
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Serious Result OF n Feud.

PorrsvILLE, November 24.-The fire.
mems feud in Mahoning City, growing
on, of the Major assassination II short
time ago eliminated in rot last night,
when pistols We're freely used. Several
persons were woundcd-one Quilted.
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At'heeliue Reeister.

-, c,,s.d in New York yesterday
,:.lli.
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Meeting OF Locomotive Engineers.

Meeting OF Locomotive Engineers.
CHICAGO, November 24.-At the meet
ing of locomotive engineers held here
to-day the following preamble and reso-
/ lutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has come to our knowl-
edge through the daily papers that vari-
GUS railroad managers have in contem-
plation, reduction of the pay of engi
| neers.
Resolved, That we the locomotive en-
gineers representing the various roads
in the State of Illinois, utterly
and unalterably protest against any
reduction of our wages, believing that
the present system of paying engineers,
is in itself, sufficient reduction, and We
look forward to the time when the sys-
tenn now in vogue on many roads, name
ly, "Of paying engineers by the trip,
will be abolished, as it is not a just method.
Shooting ARRAY.
TAHLEQUAHA, Indian Territory, Nov.
%, via Fort Gibson shooting affray
occurred here this morning. Over forty
shots we're fired; one man was fatally
wounded and two Others injured. Coun-
ell has suspended business, all the stores
are closed, and intense excitement pre-
walls. Major ingalls,, United States
Agent, is investigating at the request Of
the principal chief. Ross, special mes
senger, has been sent to Fort Gibson by
Major Ingalls, for the United States Mar
shsls and posse to protect the innocent
and secure the arrest of the murderers,
who are said to belong to the sheriti's
party. The sheriff is reported to have
sent runners to gather in his friends to
prevent an arrest.
Alabama Carpet Baggers Ask for
Troops.
WASHINGTON, November 24.-The
Republican county officers of Barbour
county, Alabama, write to Attorney
General Williams that they are dcbarred
by the White Leaguers from exercising
their official duties and are molested in
their personal rights, and ask that troops
be sent to Eufala and Clayton for their
protection. The Acknowledgement IN
reply will state that being State officers
they must look 10 the Governor for pro-
lection.
Bold Robbery.
TITUsvILLE, PA, November PA
robbery was perpetrated about o'clock
last evening, at the farm house of Joseph
Breed, five miles from this city. At the
hour mentioned four masked men de-
manded entrance to the house. which was
percmptorily refused by Mr.. Breed,
whereupon they burst the door open and,
seizing Mr.. Breed, tied him with rope
to the lounge. They asked him where
his money was concealed and he said he
had none. They then put his feet in the
fire to compel him to disgorge, which
was of no avail, rs he had little or no
money in the house. Upon searching his
pockets they found thirty or forty dollars.
They then rsnsacked the house, after
which they made their escape.
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search for Missing Merchant.

For month past detectives here have
been trying to discover some trace of
Thomas A. Matthews, young merchant
from Osccola. Arkansas, who came here
to purchase goods and mysteriously dis
appeared. When last seen he was start
inc for the elevator after night to take
passage on the steamer for OsccOls, and
had large sum of money with him. As
he left some $4,000 with his father on
coming here. no reason i known why he
should have left the country. Detectives
are of the opinion that he was murdered
and the BODY thrown in the river.
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The Minnesota Election.

ST. PAUL. November 2i.-Thc can
vassers finished their labors at a late
hour last night. Only the vote for Con-
grcssmen WAS canvassei. The vote for
Supreme Judge is to be counted by the
legislature. In the First district Daniels
majority over Waite Is 1890. In the
Second district Straits majority over
Cox Is 22l. In the Third district King :
majority over Wilson is 2,36S. The at
tornev for +. II. Julius Cox appeared be-
fore the Board and claimed that the vote
of Lincoln and Monongalia counties
should not be counted IN the returns Of
the Second district, because Of alleged in
formalities. Even if these votes were
thrown out, Cox would not be- elected,
but the Board declined to entertain his
claim. Governor Davis. one OF the MEN,
bers of the Board. closed his review Of
the case as follows: II i clearly the
duty Of the Board 10 ascertain who has
returned the highest number "f votes,
and issue certificates 10 the sane. To do
more will BE- to go beyond the limit Of
the power vested in the board, and tres
pass upon that of Congress.
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Cabinet Meeting.
A Cabinet Officer Feels Thank fuI.

Secretary Delano left tonight to spend
Thanksgiving day in Ohio.
After the recess Mr. Riddle continued
his argument till four clock, when the
Court adjourned till Tomorrow. Riddle
will finish about noon. Harrington left
the Court room shortly after the episode
Of the morning and, with the exception
Of few minutes, did not appear again
during the day.
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Mysterious Murder.

CISCISSArI, November pa myste-
rious murder is exciting the people near
Bethany, ten miles from East Hamilton,
Butler county, Ohio. l; occurred on
Sunday night about six o'clock. when
Christopher Harris, a young man, and n
memter of large family, went out TO
bring in stove wood and was stabbed hear
the door, according 10 the story Of the
family. The alarm was given to the
neighboring farmers, who came in and
saw the victim die. A magistrate
held an inquest and the jury rendered a
verdict of death BY violence by unknown
hands. An immense concourse OF people
attended the funeral Yesterday and
demanded that the body should be pu;
into a vault instead OF being buried as the
family intended it should, and. succeeded
In having it so placed and then sent &c
Hamilton for the county coroner. The
authorities went from Hamilton tonight
to arrest the near relatives Of the deceased
and hold them until after full investi-
CATION.
PsstoAee Clerk Arrested.
AosrooMERI, November A.-E. B
Wentworth, q postofiee clerk, was ar
rested for robbing the mails. Stoler
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Killed by n Lunafie.

EVANSVILLE, ISD- November "a
A very infrm negro man aged about 90
years, named Robert Craig. was struck
over the head with Il heavy cane, BY
lunatic named George Lee, at the Coun-
~ Poor house, last Saturday, and died
from the effects of the blow last night
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Counterfeit $40 Greenbaeks.

ST. Louis. November 24.-Grocers and
Others in this city have been taken with
in the pas, few days by $40 counterfeit
greenbacks. Beside two men already in
durance, a young man named Hall was
to-day arrested for passing them; several
were found in his possession.
The knights Templar.
The knights Templar! are making
great preparations 10 attend the National
Encampment at New Orleans; Osculan
Commandery leaves to-day for Cairo,
where they take the Steamer Great Re
public for the Crescent City.
Company A, lst regiment Missouri
National Guard, will celebrate its 22nd
anniversary by grand parade on
Thanksgiving day.
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The Ohio General Assembly.

COLUMBUS, November 2i.-Thcre
seems to he considerable difference Of
opinion among the members ofthe Cen
eral Assembly, as to the time of meeting
in December. The official copy Of the ad-
journment resolution. provides for the
re-assembling ofthe General Assembly
on the first Tuesday of December, which
il December lst.
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The New York Strikers.

New YORK, November 24.-One ofthe
striking coopcrs, who WAS convicted OF
an assault upon non-union man, has
been sentenced to months imprison-
mcnt and to pay II fine of 5000.
The longshorcmen strike continues
as Yesterday, except that the steamer
France from the nature OF her cargo,
had to employ skilled men at the old
rutCS
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Inauguration OF Governor Houston
Of Alabama.

MosTGoMEKr. November 24.-Gover-
nor Houston was inaugurated to-day in
the presence Of q great number II citi-
zens. In his address, be said: Il will
regard it as one Of my highes; and most
sacred obligations to see that the laws are
faithfully executed. and the rights Of all
citizens without regard to race or color
or previous condition, are duly guarded
and protected. The citizens Of Alabama
truly desire
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Schooner Wrecked.

OswEso, November 24.-The schooner
Augustus Ford, from Detroi; to Oswego
with wheat Was wrecked at Port Matt
land. Captain Pease and three Of the
crew, one named Charles Z, Hurd and
the woman cook, were lost.
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RaIIotinr Stopped by an Injunction.

Balloting in the Board of Trade, on
motion for the expulsion of William n.
Sturgcs, for alleged immercantIle con-
duet, and violation of the rules of the
board, was suddenly stopped just before
four clock this afternoon, the times for
closing the polls, by an injunction issued
bv Judge Williams of the Circuit Court
of Cook county. The impression is that
the vote would have resulted in the ex-
pul<ion Of Sturges. The grounds upon
which the injunction was granted, are
not vet known.
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Peace and Perfect Restoration oi
FrnternaI Relations

between all sections Of our common
country. They are loyal 10 the govern
ment Of the United States, and will
readily yield cheerful obedience to its
authority and laws. They only ssk to
be permitted under the constitution and
laws of the country 70 exercise and secure
from unvarrantAble interference the
right Of governing themselves at home
By Just and wisely exercised laws for
local self government. United States
hag. were conspicuous in the procession,
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New YORK, November 24.-Godfrey
Delmer, laborer, aged 80, hanged him,
self yesterday, leaving note addressed
to his wife, saying he was impelled to
act by fear of destitution and starvation
in the winter at hand. Reports from the
trades in this city and Brooklyn, show
three times as many men out of employ
ment as at the same time last year. The
suspension of building on account Of cold
weather will soon add largely to the
number.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
PUROPyAN MARKETS.

ovpoy jan 2i-l2:3O m-The address Of Mr. Gladstone
g he dssoptoa Parliament hsens the Tor Bngh
securities money 81 a92 for the account "2Gy2s
LosDoS, JAN Pal mBTie Railway shares - 20 i5st
Jan PAL p. m-touon 10 arrive lio ehsApe'
sal.s Of Mhpg upands nothing below Good orias
shipped and February at 7G DO do hippd Febasy
aDd March l5l6d DO do dehver.he January At Soh
do March 7; sales the basis OF
ddng notns beo~ Good Ordinary deliverable DeeeHoer
andJ January. x 3-l61. Cora, AZ per quarter ~,
LyERP0oL, jan 2fl m-Cotol L. dnl and depFesseI NJ
ding Upan Mlding Orleans SL saet SOOO bales lnelu
ingl 1000 for speculation and export
LospoS Ian "a 2}O u.-l.rie Railway shares 44dAt
LrvkRPooL, jan 24-2SO T-Of the sales Of cotton to-day
xDO bs.s sales OF hiddnng Up
isBd. nothing below Good Ordinary shpre d. emb s1 January
I{l denversbi February and Mar h. at l8l6fi do
roth,ng below Mdng., shipped December January, as
80 DO d.yeEab March ald April al s sales the bass
forg Orleans nothing below Good Ordinary ship I'd December
and Januarr shippi February and March, t
are quiet Lard Al Y cwt Pork 7O bbL tor Nes
,,.,o,,
IoSpoS Jan. 24-6 m-rhe amOant of Oaiion withdrawn
t,om The Bans England balance to-day 4l5O0OO Paris
disps stohes quote X ntes At oSf 5Oe 49,,
dnx Upsnd nothing bw Good Ordinary deliverable January ard
below Good Ordinary. shlppei December at 3-l6l
Iospoy jan 2i-Eysnng-Spsrm OIL, x9Ga397 y tou
Common losin Z 3G7lJt ewt go. -.
LIvEpooL, jan 2t-b'ening-'emmon h"sD Hodoi v
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
COTTON MARKETS

PHuApZtPHrl Jan. 24-Cot,oa dull Midttng. I6iac; Low
iinz Strict Good 0riinary 15c Nooi Ordinary lAc;
Oriinsrv 2Lsc 130 baie,j 40 bales
MssPnI. jan 24-CoIton qaet' Low hldilng das~l4 A9e
r.oeip., 1893 OfIesI snplr---, N'~ "'e'
lOuTsvtLLg. Jan. 4-C0on quiet: Mnh!linI ,nr6
BarlnoRs 2tCotton dull and lower; hdilz l5'e Low
NdiiDg IL l GOOD Ordinary l3'i recpta ol2
bie exports 376 bales sales 10 baesi spnner, 90
baes; ,Iocs 1867 bales
qae ant weak demand limited; Good
ornary 1896 hing l6s; recp 3O23 bales exports,
CiscIssAr 2i-Coton dell and nominal MddIng Is &c
723 males. shipments, 1897 bales stock II 7O bales
2l.cOton MidiiEg ID
Sl 49OO oaes sales 42O bales; STOCK
22.0S7 bcieA
Bosro, Jan 2i-Coon da MdilnQ, l6lse receipts 81
bales 500 bales exports to Great bntsn oiU bales sales
300 bales; stock. 1000 bales
24,oiton eadE and Unchanged hdiAtg
bales; shpulsnts G96 ba.es; sales 725 bales
nominal; iiing, 10 o.; net receipts
273 Britain 2999 baes; eoIstwse 2ZoO
nrles 2,2D3 bales; stock, los, lDZ baes-
Jan 24-CottHn iuIl and nominal; Miing, l5c
J63 EXPORTS coastsse TOl baes stocA 3li3
MOBILE 2t-co;,ou guier ard Hrm Midng l5hcl5sc;
twe 292 sales. 500 bales; stock. t6,94S bale.
Jan. steady; Idhng, 10 s1l0 Low
sIddlnz l4,c OFdniry. l44 recsipts l33
Great iaia lO96 b-esi sales l2uO bales s'oe
5S 1877 bs'e&
Jan 24Cotton Irregular rates y 20 ia od
nouina Mdsng &c., Low Mdhnz strict Good Orinary
1927 BALE ll,37O baes exports 70
Crat Braa 35l3 bales France. 80 bae eoastwse 2962
bales 1000 bales last 1000 bales stocA 2SOSO1
bsleL
AuaI.rA Jan dull; Mhiilns 14a net receipts
2.Oi6 bales. saes 0Gi bales
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

Attention is called To the advertisement of Con-
troller Green, who asks for proposals for S3S2l9O
consol lated stocks of the City and County Of New
York This stock bears interest at the rate OF per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually, the prin-
eipal maturing in December, 1896. This certainly
ought 30 be regarded desirable investment.
Proposals for the whole any part OF the amount
will be received up to Tuesday 9th inst. at p m.
The coupons of the international and Great
Northern Railroad maturing Feb. l will be paid on
and after that date at the National City Bank, No 81
Wall-st
The Philadelphia stock market is dull; Pennsy-
yania Is lO7; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, p.
BEADING Railroad 56s Pennsylvania Railroad, 4Ss /;
Gold. III.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
nDMESIlC MARKETS

A,s.,y jan 24-whea quiet dull held
of bnv.r. Corn quiet but firmly held s New and SOC o
IA Harley ili T~oroxed State he'll 81 70a ii rs
~ C.n,ds 81 s5dSl 9Oi Bay Quiute 81 g5dS2 Oats
ns,t. .ahs Of / car No. Western at 59c-
24-IotiOn dull and heavy; Midiiug
la1nise Ploar steady anil unchanged Wheat
.,s1t Choice White. 81 Sos Fair Prime d.
Al 3Sasl IS: Choice Amber al 936sl 95 Prime Rcd
~ s0asi 80; Common Par do 81 65Gsl 7b P-nasylvan
~ -O0%l Corn and heavy Southern WHIT fsd ro do
Ssv tJasle; MiIcd wes,ern. $50 S4e and dull
soarheiu IatOe 81 dJS Rs weak Hay suehsnsei
Provisions good aemgsd bat s.e ofdng Mes Pc,s
asL. Bs~en-sloahsn 7sdsc; Clear RIB SIDES sAss sugar
ai Hans I2al3e Core UNCHANGED WHISKY shade arnsr al
S OF al Or Butter moderate demand aud .eaaI
% vySs,, a. 500 bush 53 200 bush Os 594O0 bnsh
9p ,1o hnsb ErDorts elevaors-Nh.a 1912
s p,, 1et sal-, Of Ground spring a. al 80 B.Sen
W o.. a.s ds. Winter ~ 50dtg Wheat lowers sales 10000
80, No MiIssusee spnsg, sI ~ qloted No. Ai~aa.es
su 81 Oas quiet. Western held j5s BsIsy ponina
i n.;s ats rs asl ~ BaIeJ a senvs ass Canad. Z.
81 -oasI 80 western $l COAST rs Oher articles Gnensugi
cre.so jan 24-yoa, dall sn anshsnsL Whs,i i'e and
-. Eo spring 81 % =; No spnns 81 "a = .a,h
~ S5 FsSu.rT 81 2sLa March, No. spnnE 81 1887 lsA
s.,.s, sI 2aasl i3ia Corn steady sales No. Mixed AZ
ssi.s ro,: 81 L February byIs March ns Mt v<s
sr. an higher. ~ t2Az, eAsh s- feor NJ
1890 ssa4Oc .nd higher s.<s Ma a.
In hs,ey sciv aut higher Fall sob a. ii oodsi Oi 10
,g =, al lOasl A5 Dressed Hogs hrm at - dro W rof
,.Iv At ala 1904 30 ea-l; slt 30 Pebar' +la ~ ns
Ir fY domsni higher Al 30 ID Tor time ADD spot W 20
sh,an,r. 5sn short dlliles 7ki shor Clear hs's -
Grsss nsss s...ay sssSasu 6Ssi Vest kb sk 1ti Sss
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
WOOL MARKET.

PosroS 24The Wool market the week has been
having amounted to l23S 200 ID at
prices uly quotations The transaction. Ohio ani
2920OO H. from 63 D59e y n
Double TX Treble Extra tie bulls Of toe sales
ng he.n at Double has been
there AMI iuner and niea
prices Pulled oo have oeen IN bet
reorted The Of Pulled Wool is light
high California Woo continue TO be de-
m.nd 47GUUO Fall having been during the week
25 M Free Fail 35c for Good Sprng,
purchase freely
there all kids Of Domestic and
the encouraging the Of the week
Penny Medium Extra Double and Treble
536J9c Michigan 81 053c Western Vermont and New
amp.h. 4495lc; Comhog and Deate at 55D5'c Tub At
% ljc Fall ard sprng California 22
3jei supeTeae AM Extra Pulled at fJG56c-