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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

The democratic legislature of New
Hampshire are "going it with a high
hand. All the heads of republican office
holders are coming off as fast as the leg
i~slativc guilotinc can do the work, even
working far into the night. Tho demo-
cracts had a caucus on Friday noon, and
determined to put through the rest Of the
removals, If 1t took all night and the next
day. Accordingly addresses" for the
removal of q dozen or more republican
officers came up in the afternoon, and all
were passed, though the republicans con-
tested every inch Of the ground, till late
in the evening, when motions to adjourn
were made, and the vote showed that
nearly every republican had left the hall,
About midnight, the speaker ordered all
the spectators out Of the hall, and q count
showed that there was barely a quorum
present. The slaughter of officials went
on till LIS, Saturday morning, when the
roll had been called 40 times since 8
o'clock, the day before. Among the of.
ficcrs removed are Daniel e. Becde, state
superintendent Of instruction Daniel
Hall, judge Of the police court of Dover;
i. I. Flint, solicitor Of Merrinack coun.
ty and David Gross, in HiElsboro county.
A curious piece oil business was the ac-
ton on a railroad bill, in the afternoon.
The committee, of which Mr.. Sinclair is
chairman. made a unanimous report in
favor of it, but the house unanimously re.
jected it, even Mr.. Sinclair voting against
it, saying that he was H'hound to 60 with
the crowd"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01


After years of freedom from serious
commercial trouble, even sagacious bust
uess men begin to conduct their affairs as
if there were TO be only fair weather for
the future, and to deIude themselves with
dangerous hope that even if stormy times
should come. they themselves would suffer
slight if any inconvenience. When a
panic comes upon them unexpectedly and
they are unable to convert good securities
into greenbacks to pay their Obligations,
they are able to realize that if they should
de at such an inoprortune moment, their
estates would perhaps be swept away for
ever. ID sssa.rf sgst
A life assurance policy, costing COM
paratively little, would, if death should oc.
cur during a severe panic, preserve intact
the earnings of years, which might other
wise be lost for lack Ola little ready mon
oy. .i3ia aals aGfn f,
That man is wise who has assurance no.
on his life II cover all his indebtedncss, so
that in the event of BIS death his estate
is certain not to be embarrassed. The
great thing sought in business is profit
coupled with safety, The time is not far
off when every bushes man will be as
particular to effect assurance on his life
for the safety Of his estate, as to cfrec.
fire insurance or the merchandise in his
warehouse and when he will regard life
assurance as a business necessity, and not
as a mere luxury or an indulgence Of his
humor, as 1t is The keystone to tho arch
which gives permanacy and stability TO
the results OF u life time of active exer.
tl0us SEQ Kenicld about it to-day,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

Tho Republicans Of Orange County
held a mass convention at Chelsea, June
Odd and nominated j. w. Rowell of Ran
dolph and VIM. t. George of Topsham
for Senators, N. j. Bcyden of Randolph
for States Attorney and S. II. Berry of
Thetford for Sheriff, besides candidates
for the other offices. They adopted the
resolutions Of the State Convention, be.
sides the following, the first Of which was
offered by Col. Farnham Of Bradford and
the second by John r. Cleveland Of
B~rookfeld
Resolred, That the people Of Orange
county, 10 omnlon with the rest Of the
State condemn in the strongest terms the
action Of Congress known as the SALARY
Grab" and they will discountcnance By
every proper means, all who advance and
uphold It.. That they, the people of this
County and State, believe that they send
their representatives aud servants 10 The
Legislature and Congress not for the en-
oluments Of the Office, nor for personal
aggrandizcment, but to represent the eco.
nomy and industry Of the people who
support them.
Resoleed. That as intempcrauce is a
fruitful source Of corruption and crime :
It is the duty of those who make ard OK.
ecute the laws, to pnt and keep in force
such laws as shall be best calculated to
suppress the manufacture, sale and use Of
alcoholic liquors as a beverage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01
WHAT EVERY FOURTH PERSON NEEDS

Is some convenient, agreeable and prolnp reaN,
Tor habitual coStlveness. II would ,dvise all w
who are troubled with dyspepsia, COstiye1e'sna'
Biilou:ness, Headache, or any form Of
TO use DR.. uarrison's Peristalle Lozchges. "-baai
Huntington. Nj, d., ex-Lieutenant-GOvrTHu y
Massachusetts. They are pleasant to the wy
cure. Trial box. 30 cts. Large box, G0cts., mails
tree for this last price.
DIR. lIARRiS0N.S ICELAND BALSAh' 4
a spiendid cure for Coughs, lloarsencss, as
other throat and lung complaints. For saIe9
y. HARRISON &rCj., Proprietors, No. Tfe''"
Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

SAN0 C0RPoRE. The influenced the Soa 4,
on the brrin should he carefully needed. ~ a.
stomach be in slight degree disturbed ana Jus \,
tire nervous system becomes o sufferer Dln' ms
stomuch to n healthy tone, and the nervous n
chincry promptly resumosits perfect runnlp9 A. y
der, Happily, there is no necessity FOR ~! y. M
disarrangtment eff the functions of the s'" ao@s
sinae in AYERS Pills we have so prrieSEa SN
nation, admirably adapte for relief Ins! m Nh
stood tho ~testofyears' and have cxhibltsuS aS ii
ic properties most wonderful Their WIse u~
keeping the system in perfect order. P w. nj
longevity, and what is far better, ensures sV tbsn
enjoyment Of tho time spent here, we o,..' "
and know thor value, - Florence kansl f"".
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

Saturate a pieoe Of bread or meat WIN AL
Juice, and 1t will dissolve. This is dlgestn,Vnrii lipS
TO such q MIXTURE a little alchohol ana y , hen 4
dissolve. This is indigestion. Beware, ,u~ sr
tinctures, or tones; or decoctions conlein aa1 rl
itnous liquors. Shun all rum TONES, ,T dS fu,s
5Iesas w IN iavi @crset h T' . and free l frs1 p'
fiery curse of alcohol. NV"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01
Republican Nominations.
LamoilIe County Re public anCO invention

Lamoille County RepubllcanCo nVenuoh
The Union Republican voters in Lamoille
County are requested TO meet in Mass Conven-
ton at the Town Hall, Hyde Park, Thursday,
July ID, 1874, at eleven o'clock in the fore,
noon for the purpose of nominating candidates
for Senator. Assistant Judges of the County
Court, Judge of Probate, States Attorney,
Sheriff and High Bailiff, to be supported by the
Republican Freemen of Lamoille County at the
election, Tuesday, Sept, lst, 1874.
CARRoLLS PAGE,
A. r. BAILEY, Go. Committee
FARwELL WETiIERBY,1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

A gentleman afflicted with the chrome y sSonry
tisn 81 rs, "Nodescription of my case gSp fgnts
the vast nmount of benefit have reeeit,e Ib%rpIeytl
use Of Jobnson's Anodyne Liniment liam,
is the best article in tho world ror rheu'n ~, da
II a horse has a good constitution; anu bew riGA
boon a good horse, no matter how oiuw %mprovrA
run down he mny be, he can BIO gfeacs NV, BA
and In many respects made as goog ."s dIlion NV
liberal usoof Shcridaa's Cavalry oV"'
dfr4. M
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

The way 10 minister to a mind deceased, IN
take Peruvian syrup. a protected solution N n yiTf
Protoxide of Iron. which gives strength a a"r orgtS
TO the whole system, restores the diges'ntGr ina ton
TO perfect health, thereby restoring inc"
natural vigor.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-07-01

"A Hash CT lightning struck a school
house III Essex, J une 18th, and that school
was dismissed without any iormality.
None Of the children we're injured, but
their fright was great. Tho building was
somewhat dammagea but did not take
fro.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20

out the country II Is not improbable that this
class OF securities win eventually com mand moro
attention, the several Southern States that have
been under ban now being likely to recover.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The customs receipts to-day were $33s,0o0 the
receipts from Internal Revenue, s325. .0o0. The bal
ances in the United States Treasury were:-Cur-
rency, $le,0Ooo0o; coin, $4,000. 900; less coin
certificates, s23 900. 900. The national bank notes
received to-day for redemption amounted to
&SsS. .ooo The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out
slo6 900 on account OF interest and $2s,ooo In re-.
demption OF dve-twenry bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the follow.
ing quotations limited States currency skies.
llsH 11SX; DO. do, 1881, registered, 1lsK q
llsH do. do, do, coupon, 1lsk 1lsX; do.
ave.twentes. 1852. registered, 1l2k o 1l2k; do.
do, do., coupon, 1l2k l12K; DO. do 1854,
registered 1l3X 1l4k; do. do. do, l14x 1llH +;
do ao., 1855, registered 1l5 1l6k; do. do, do.,
coupon, 115>s ll5X; DO. do, do. new, regis.
tered, 117T lis; do. do, do, coupon, lls q
l1sK; do. do, 1887, registered, 1lss 1881; do.
do, do, coupon. 1lsX 1ls do. do, 1883, regis
tered, 1lsi4 llsH; do. do., do, coupon, 1lSA o
1ls: do. ten.forties, registered, 1l2X 1la; do.
do, coupon, 1l3 114; do. fves 1881, registered.
1l2N q 1l2H; do. do, do coupon, 112,s 1l2K.
MEMORANDA.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad Com.
pany have notified the New York Stock Exchange
OF their intention to issue $7oooo 900 OF preferred
stock in shares Of 500 each.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
CLOSING pRICEs-s O'CLOCK P NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower-Elour Dull and Easy
Wheat Hsavy-Corn Dull and Easier
Oats Lower-Barley Dull-Groceries
Firm-Pork Firm-Lard Firmer for
Futures-Ersights Highsr-Petroleum
Dull and Easy-Spirits Turpenttne
Easier - Rosin steadier - Whisl<ey
Steady.
THURSDAY, Nov. 1875 P. NJ.
The markets were generally dull and irregular,
and in many cases prices were lower On 'Change
nour was dull and in buyers favor, wheat was
also dull and heavy, under continued adverse CO.
bles ana limited demand from millers Business
was very light. Corn was also dull and almost
nominal for old, while new was dull and easier.
Oats were likewise dull ana lower. Barley was
dull and In buyers favor. Whlskey was
steady. Pork was quiet but nrmer. Lard
was in request and frmer Freights
and charters were higher and held still higher at
the close. Groceries attracted rather more atten.
ton to day and ruled hrm. Cotton onered freely
and declined both for spot and future" Petroleum
duh and tended In the buyers favor Spirits Of tur.
pentine was shade easier. while rosin ruled trlAe
bettsr: but both were quiet
CoTroS the spo, wastreey offered, and prices de-
clined Nc. per ID. for all grades the market closing
quiet at the reduction "Futurea" at q reduction Of
l.s2c. sold to limited extent and closed weak. We
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
DOMESTIC MARKETS.,

sES EsSss E9ssSs MS M
Cotton Demand far miaailns' ite Ns Ss r receip.s
ss' ee. ssss sFH; Sales Il ksS0ff:4 FIR sios4 as s ssnnsn
MoDILE, Nov. 10, 1874
Stt0n nsas easier maalng
bales Espor's cosstw Sses o sieea
Cotton holiday Estimated s.: 4ss:iS soS So5 M Ssis.
Cotton quiet and easy mlddling, 4kc low mddiinS,
s gSSa orena1y Is sAs & Set TsGse go bals
Spirits turpentne steady at sc. Rosln steady at 20
s.! and :tsasy s
Hr% %SS sas No. ssS sS
ga ss &C. dsss'ss s6ss % d 81 q
S1 SO shsu ss as0Ga s aanss IS per a
sn dassS &C. y Ssw 1Ps Sany and GS
!as asds snsss!:
sas do lys s1i a%se4
s assi ss sa ss ss.ss. sf Il ss
.as
ssF ss Steam Canal ssfas Boats %Sss
IT, e41n rsns oats ~ ser Sc, flor sHrro saulet
IS 50 a 81 5o Wheat dun sales No i Western At
81 o.: NO. ] Milwaukee spring held at 81 Ii 81 Isl
Milwaukee No. spring, at 81 05 81 07
white Michigan, 81 g r?Ys, e Corn steady
small saai lots Old No. Western % Oats Arm
Western held at 65c Rye nominal at 96c Barley Arm:
steady; Canada, 81 IS 70; Western 81 Is 81 So
Other articles unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat duh and lower:
Michigan. 81 IA; amber Michigan, 81 Nt4; November,
81 07; January, 81 -: NO. red, 81 ~; No. red.
81 o. Corn dun and lover: new high mixed, 6Sa4c.;
Ssew. ss oats seaay ni" SM
Michigan &c.. white. 55c. Freghts nrIner; to Buffalo.
SEEDS S. KeeeiptsN%nea 2suS ' bushels sorn.
SO C00do oats, 5000 do ShipmensWheat, 1000 bushels
corn, 6l, ,OOO do; oats, 23,OoJ do. .
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat steady; No.
spring 92c. No. do. 8S1ac cash; S94c. December;
9Ohc. January; No. do, si>4c s46c. rejected SOC.
Sic. Corn advanced and In far demands No mixed.
rejected, old, 75,se. new 7os.; new, No mixed Tic.
9Oc. Barley quiet and unchanged. PORK active and
$40 80 February Lard in good demand at isslc cash
l3Ac all the year. l3c. February. Bukmeats In good
demands shoulders short rib middles, 934c. l0c
short clear do., oIsc.; all loose partly cured Green
s95lc. December; slc, January. Corn, SOC. cash
cepts-60J0 bba hour 1900 bushels wheat, 2500o do.
corn, 1900 do oats, 1900 do. barley Shpmen!s60 00
bbs -four 900 bushels wheat 106 do. corn, loo do.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
The Stock Market Unsettled
and Heavy.
MONEY 9 AND 8 l-2 PER CENT.
Gold Firm at Ill Government and Rail.
road Bonds Firm.
THE FOREIGN SITUATION.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY, Nov. 1916 p. M.

THURSDAY, Nov. 1916 P. NJ
The stock market to-day continued to exhibit
the fluctuations that have recently been noticed,
the tendency at the close, with exceptional In
stances being downward. The lower priced Sc.
curites. however, were not only In moderate de-
mand, but indicated q considerable sustaining
power, which assisted In keeping the market com.
paratively steady. For the moment ciques and
manipulators, aided by the large following Of
brokers on the noor OF the Exchange, who deal for
themselves In lors Of 100 or 200 shares, make the
chief custom Of the street. Both the bull and bear
parties for the nonce appear TO hold full hands.
and 1t II q problem which OF them shall first sue
cumb. With reference to the course OF values,
every reader must Judge for himself from the
ngures that are published from day to day. He
VIII take into consideration the condition OF the
various railroads; Of local trade manufactures
and general commerce.; OF business prospects
everywhere. He VIII compare the results OF
past years with those OF the present; he
win survey the future and see what
new promises 1t offers; he will send his thoughts
journeyina among crops. which make wealth at
home and abroad for we are an agricultural coun-
try, and calculate how much they are likely to
contribute to the resources or the new year; and
30 far as railway stocks are concerned, he will
naturally apply his conclusions concerning trade
movements IN the measurement OF their value.
1t Is not our province TO anticipate or pre- udge;
We merely recte the figures OF the hour and
leave the public to infer
THE sALRs
Of the day amount to 1856 900 shares, which dis
tributed among the principal stocks az follows:-
New York Central and Hudson. 500; Erie, 5,7O0;
Lake shore, 47,10o; Northwestern. 14,9oo; North.
western preferred, 900; Rock Island 1900; Pacific
Mail, A. 100: St. Paul, ssoo St. Paul preferred, 500;
Ohios, 1920; Western Union, 13,4oo; Wabash,
1880; Union Pacific 27,40O
THE COURSE OF PRICES
was as foliows:--Western Union opened at s0X,
declined to and closed at so. New York Central
was comparatively steady at 1o1A 1olH Pacific
Mail receded from As to 4SX, but the close was
made at ~. ST. Paul sold at 81 o sex 9ea1.
Erie opened and closed at 2sX, the highest price
OF the day being 2sX and the lowest 2sX. Rock
Island moved down from loo1s to 9o3s the ending
being made at 9oX. Union Pacific fell OF from 361
to SSk, closing at s5X. Lake shore opened at
sox, advanced to 81 declined to s0T and closed at
soX. Northwest common opened at AZ, advanced
u, fell OF to 41X and closed at AK. Wabash de.
cl,ned from 32X to 3lH, at which the close was
made. Ohio and Mississippi opened OF SIX,
touched S2L and closed steady at so. c. @. & ]. c.
closed at 9x. Hannibal and st. Joseph sold at 25k
q 26
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest
oud lnwact nrtcoa nj tho dav.-
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
PROFESSOR PRICE ON FINANCE.

The Mercantile Library Association few days
ago invited Professor Bonamy Price. OF the Uni.
versity Of oxford, England, to deliver lecture on
finance. This invitation was indorsed by Messrs.
william E. Dodge, Whitelaw Reid, s. J. Tilden,
David N. Stone, John Taylor Johnson, William M.
Evarts, h. B. Cianin, Benjamin B. Sherman,
Abram $. Hewitt, Brown Brothers i Co., julius
wilcox, Cyrus w. Field, Garrison N. Potter,
Erastus Brooks, 8. Iraneus Prime. Wilson @. Hunt,
Peter Cooper and Parke Goodwin. The invitation
has been accepted by Mr. Price, and the lecture
will be delivered Tuesday evening next, at Asso.
cia rfnn Hall.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20

-zineiaded II tie above are TO bales to arrive.
Been s:s
s ssfssY s Tssss ss % i.sss Asr Ss
private tsrmi
sSruary
To:asy up ioa M~NovembeT, 900 At Il6c: 100 si
at Jsnuxry 20 soo at Is ilsc ss isss, 80
s l'ss sssDi$sss y 8 % ' 9s
1S lss ai Sola @ sas sss s ar.as y @ Sa Sal.s st.
The averages q yesterdays forward deliveries
FSss Ssfs
M ss @ S Se sasi
mHS ssysnnia s s@ors I Vrn M
SSSs; BSston si hhsas|ph!ssz roSi sSzs
.h Say @ s Ss I'll
e. ss ;s Is . I1s9Sss Isss%ss y sly s
first hands but the market ior both RIO ana mild coee
ssssas G ss pssss:
SSs' Is' az:
ana osss s az
ss 1s sG sSss s s Rsns Ss
Sss!sa EsysssHs5s' 1sss e & s 1i Sa
ss Fss uIssG. ,ss
sSs., asYs oa s9s & Ses
but AZ loot sae ap ss sS 81 sales
The .av range g % So ss G0p IS
.cks Of = sSumosS ysow At Il Der 100 iba We
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
Stock this day, Nov. 10, 1874.

Comparing with stock Nov.
IS, lsIl............... 33,4.3 49,7a7 23i467 372l
We qnote Cuba Refining interior TO common.
SXei SaS q 7Ms % do; ialr to good iar INe SC ao
sSs sss prime TO choice; s'ss; sAc; centrliagaL
hhds and boxes, 6sc 7c. :melado Sc. SIC clayed.
boxes, Duteh standard Nos 70 7c 7Zc.: do, 10 10
s,se lec; do, 70 g 20 l5ae. iose. white. sAc
se grocery, tair to choice, axe a skc, Brazll-Duch
standard, Nos TO IL 7sc. ITc Jaya-Dutch standard,
Nos 10 70 u Sac sSc Man!a-super!or and extra
superior 74c. 7Lc
STEARISE WIS quiet, but frm We note sale of 5000
lbs, OF city at lsc. per h.
TALIow.-rhe market was quiet and weak. Sales 8,
hhds OF city szc and 10000 lbs OF out OF town stock
at sssc. s5sc. per H.
WHIsKEY.-keceipts 397 bbls The market was ste ady
with further sales Of 500 bbls. at 81 W per gallon.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
md lnvv prtcoa NJ thu dav.-

THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at Ill, receded to 10Y. but closed
firmly at ll1x. The rates paid for currency were
l. 1K and per cent, and Tor borrowing per cent
10 nat. The hrmness OF foreign exchange con-
ttnues to be reflected In this market and the pre-.
dictions of thA street favor hirher frures
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
per ID Pa,ns 7c a 7,.c. and Rangoon. s.c. SIC.

per lb Patna, 7c- 1'sc. and Rangoon, SIC q e'sc
per 10.
SUGAR There has been a better demand for raw
sugar to-day and the market ruled drm. some parties
quoting nc, better than the appended quotations
7se. is do Of low fair Cuba Al &C., 80 do Of nolasses
sugar at De- 220 boxes Havana private te rms,
5000 bags OF Pernambuco SIC and 0) bags OF do At
SIC. per 10. Refined met with moderate demand ana
quoted at 9s4c standard "A's, iO'sc. tor pow
dered and granuated and i0sc. Tor crushed. Messrs
Wait Creighton Morrison, in their circular OF tos
date, sum up as folows;-
Rade Hors hnoS
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CHAAPNEY-HEYBERGER.-O Wednesday, No.
vember is. 1874 at the First Presbyterian church,
seaver. assisted BY the Rev. Charles Wood. ADD
SON w. CHAMPNEY to ADELAIDE j., daughter OF the
HArFmDAxE.1Un Wednesday evening, Novem.
Der 49, at the residence OF the BRIDES mother, by
Rev. DR.. Theo. l. Cuyler. EDWIN SrrLwzLL HAFF
to IDA LOUISE DAME, all OF Brooklyn.
San Francisco papers please copy.
IsING-HoLLIs-In Philadelphia, on wednes-
e r. % he
lsiNa TO KATHARINE E. HOLLIS, both OF West
LuGRiS-MARQuARpr.-o Saturday, November
II, by the Rev. William Busse. HENRY A. LuGRIN
to CHRisrrNA. eldest daughter Of Vim. Marquards,
Mo MoopvIw ID wv AsD-on Thursday, November 10, at
ise M sss hoy 1 0y 'Ss ssy T.
BY the Rev. {. 5. Stephenson. ERNEST MCNEIL,
n. D., TO GLEhEST;SE, daughter OF the late John
1Ges x 1Is & thursday November 10,
IxAspA KELSEY M JxSss. al Of his CITY, No cards. 70
TRrxAN-JCDsoN.-On Wednesday November Is
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents BY the Rev.
william +. Morgan, u. D.. HENRY X. TRUMAN ana
JULIE ". daughter OF Charles q. Judson, all OF this
city; ~, WS;,sox-,rocrrr-on rou,.o., xov.n,., 10
1874 ~ the Church OF the holy Saviour, py the
Rev. DR.. Carter, ROBERT GRANT WILSON 20 ANNA
Woo3 daughter OF the late John q. Leggets, Jr.,
Died.
BENR.-At West Hoboken, N, J., on Wednesday,
November Is, 1874 NINE. CAROLINE AuSEEGs
BRNS, OF Paris, France, aged 10 years and
months.
Reiasives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attenc .ne unera services from the house o. her
son, +. I. Bene, corner 81 CLINTON avenue and
Barclay street, West HoDoken, on Friday, Novem.
Der &c. at TWO o'ciCck p N.
BiLLsrEIS.-At Philadelphia, Pc, on W Wednesday,
November Is. NATHAN BtLLsTEIN.
Funeral this FRIDAY. morning, the 2oth inss., at
hali.past ten O'CLOCK, from the residence OF his
nrother.in.la~, No. s2s Franklin street.
BLANCHARD -OI Wednesday November lS At
her late residence, EOS West Twenty fourth street.
Mrs. CAaoLrSn ~. vile OF william blan cnsrd Aged
n years.
funeral at aoaton ON SATURDAY nsxa
The New York herald., 1874-11-20

C9rn mea! punc cneons. ~ W
sea Asss c6sss Sss :si ssso!
a. q Il iel 4SaSss' Daass store sF
slSs So .nS saSsSsa %ss e 9 s%ss1 da!i
ass 'aS. S1s sp s9Ss 81 q ss
'ba Sa at &c. crs e.
RsaS @ Il y wn Barley .os " was dq and
!: So sSst ss hssnd insurance Rye held noinay
inquiry for berth
uP%ard tsSdsnsy TONNAGE also
nss So wn n sa % o
nSlnas LiverPSo Sy 1902 bushels gram
s ssS. i :sG a.sI SS
* sail r coo case, Of pssrosum on private terms
;sssy .aoSs' beer sy'. !a The s ss
grain and an H1 bsrs
ssss ys
wS Sofws
gan ,hip, from Phi.adephia 70 havre, Hamburg Or
i:S tons from dS DO psys e por. ,a q ,Ss Ss
s4g Per-
nsmbuco to Asmp.on Roads with sugar IN 5ass at ass
SsEa as s lass ana
Porto 0t and Y oD SOls % aAS New uo1 orssns ans
saa Hsw asaGs
Ens y .s & New r95iI os.an: Ks0 ss
ss I 's5ss: s S ss
slG;s Ta0 ana S hSes Ss% 4Sss so We :s' q
sP %s ss y 'ts',iss s.s 'sss
sna sTs %sia hs ssos as' snS cs !: for T.h'a
easier. We note sale Of aoN OOis lo promp, delivery
Crude H1 81 s,esaly IS, seli e nSHn
pins orSer sn q, s ss Gases me. With ,shs n
SS%dsIy ssasy = ssus az iSs. ie' Ely fns marks:
q & sr :S.i, S 1d r. 1eansc ssoe
6olA the Inside price fhe ereek markets renamed
as w;sa 19Ssos: :: s Ssy &
Gsasv,'is 1ns ss 1oc; D ,.c, IidiSu.s ne parssEs
si.: f ss ss sSsP;l
81 sss; %Sn:s 4. sesfd Il. .o ss.: esy
se siS The nssef SSss' pr,cs shor, clear
rss s 1sa is ~ psssa ss:si ss
were weak and 9u.,sd al sAe per 10 Beef There wa.
sna say ~
S psssss az asus within n, ne range q bn our
u Ss us Tor sSas so. se SIS >. s sa s prime
sas s' Bss Bs. % s aas g
:%s esS::d : sessy S..Asn an
asSu, ,ssay asu,ss We 10is sales q S les Q!
Il NS We aacis Mpicsee G nI shoulae1s scS Diers1 s
Pc, oI T. s :mOfsd ,s ao sNe &c. piskee hams i,sc
o For western pSsisn he @arses ruled lowe
vsr ssass sD AID "
lsAe closing at the lower price ly0c ne rces seiers
@ ss rcsH s a %onh
lsc closing Al SAc. clty isrs was very arm al iaNc
Ricn -Budnes continued moderate, IN both domestic
crona na tGnsn I9ss sor 'nSwins 90 We aas
INA ser bsias aad u ~ shsics, Lsa,sins, H. ai.o.
The New York herald., 1874-11-20
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