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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-01-01

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People who take the Times
get the Worth OF theIf
Money.
The OIEC1NEATI WEEKLY TINES

The most popular hmily newspaper, OF q
national character and reputation, is about
enterne the thirty. first year OF It's ,ublleA.
ton. To thostr who are not personally ace
quainted with is merits, 10 need only be said.
It's editorials are spirited; It's correspondence
extensive; its news varied, and from every
quarter OF the globe; its agricultural departs
ment null o. practical inioImsnon; Enile lts
adapted 70 both yeung and old; and its re-
portsof The markets sokliVe-stoek, grain, gro.
ceries and dry goods, are alWays the latest
and most reliable. e r y
THEPATRoNs OF HUssAEDRY.
THIS new organisation Of the farmers will
find in the Times . friend 10 the objects
sought 70 be secured By Eham, and 10 Its ool-
nmns the more important doings Of the
"GrAnges."
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S, G. SWIFT
WORCESTERSHIRE AND ORNAMENTAL

Elegant Photograph Albums, Shell Saw
ings Banks, Fine Wax Dolls, Crystal
Paper Weights, English Pen Wipers,
Shells of Ocean.
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r. SALE
state of Ohio, V'intOn County
Jonathan Blors, Plalntlf,
AGAINST
Henry Winkleman, Defendant.

In, Vinton County Court Of Common
Pleas An Order cfSab.
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PURSUANT to the command Of an Order Of
i Sale ISSUED from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Vlnton Cou nty, and TO me directed
as sheriff Of said county, I will offer for sale al
the loOr OF the Court House, IN the town oil
Macarthur. Vinton County, OHIO, on
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SHERIFF0S SALE.
State of Ohio, 1'inE0n Co., So.
Mary A Defgh, plaintiff,
Against
John W. Sain, defendant

In Vinton County Count Of COmmo,
Pleas. Vcadi Order Of Sale.
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LIZ, o CASH GIFTS
9

will hc distributed among the ticket hclderH.
The tickets are printed IN coupons, OF
tenths, and all fractional Itarts wlD be repre-
are.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

French bark, ga tons hence Havre. Bordeaux or
soj tons nee % the north side Of Cuba and back
depbia 70 the German attic with 22O bhls Of refined
70 port in the United Kingdom, with deals
MotAssrs-lhere was moderate loebipg inquiry for @
domestic, but foreign grades were neglected faes OF O
mdnn and mxed sS s% c
sc DO ciayed Sc &c do mnseovado re nnns, .Sc.
Engllsn Islands ioc. 6dc. New Orleans. ssc a
NAVAL srosEs.-The market for spirits of turpentne
wa, was the turn dsarer but there re- Was wa e or no w
mote sale 3 g ss u order a. s;
stssay value; under @odsfais demand. We beard
% eres s0 and d Ss to Of soos a
yard 4, S with pr5yese o. one months stsgags
81 q 5S and Pitch at s. SIX ior ,ity
and 0T 5sna at % @
P9 or s Of month % ooads d IN a ss E
Gases quoted e S4s 4s ISs Saphha dfTy 1s
a I0}sc or delivery balance of month Later we heard
S Ss snd sS' Of DO tor n %
prompt delivery also on terms not made ps6ne iaere
%asn genes % wsrs da qa0ssa @ a Petrol o
sate .sse BID psrssSs .j.s .s.c. at United IKE
Pork, as Oes is; beef sss pack
he ns4set ark er mess PORK Wa, but remained
heard .alss o0ls o6aEns way
Bacon quiet, bu. the market Arm, We note sale
81 o The nc az or
clear same delivery. io'sc was BID Dressed hogs were
was moderate, but with rs.uiting in transac.
Ssss msss naa lis @ %s extra do
a % S %s' of ess s esy s 9s naa do
a s not Gas
X nsssd Sssf o etsd lea g
per lb We quote :Pickled shoulders, 7Ae &C. per To-
do d@0ASa se 's and picsed Sses @ s i6sc Sss iSc
tribe armer The sales include :-isj terces on the
SPOT At lshc; lso tierces Of new, to arrive At nc;
Is S slSc lssc s6oo ueroes, for January at issc
76c tie rces January and February l55sc
and Ooo tercss, sellers option ten months az s9sc per
sucAR.-Fpr raw sugar the market was inactive and
however manifested more confidence, and refused to
realize on refining grades save on the basis of &c. Sac
ae and Sae at aesu for vas
o for qS G ns nS
sS sOSa 70 PTims Sc shdcs &
& hsds ana boxes, Nos 70 is. Hsc a sae; moasses,
bSas boass apa Sess easa d
ii Pofio e. n ie semmoa 10 pe waae
stan 5 af "a IT. e seOes &C. ee anaa4a
Nos 10 to Y, BAG; SIC Aanila-superior and extra
Rics.-In 81 a distributing way business was moderate
and prices ruled steady We quote -caroina, 6s.c.
and G % ss % a4 @ G 4s sooa ri FER s4 for s.na es
&c: 79sc., and Rangoon, o.se. a 6s.c per %.
rALLow was weak prsme city quoted at Sc per 10.
We note sales OF 6Sooo lbs at SIC sc and ioo bbls
waisxsY-Rcceips 1856 bbls The market wa. steady
81 Us per gallon
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

conrtA report from the Committee on Constitu-
tioo win he read IN q meeting This evening, 81
room "a Of the cooper Union, to winch AL IN
terested are invited.
reception to Dr. l. !. hayes, the Arctic ex,
plorer VIII be gwen by the Arcadlan Club. on
Saturday evening the 2lst inst, at eight O'Clock.
Mr.. william NJ Evarts Chief Justice DAILY, Cyrus
w. Field, Paul b. Du Challiu. Robert b. Roosevelt
Professor J. $. Newberry. Judge BRADY ana otnGrs Its
VIII be present and speak Or. Hayes &nd Mr. Du
Chaillu Will appear before the GeograpnicM co-
clety on Monday evening. at ASSOCIATION hai' anu
speak OF the cold countries.
The managers OF the New York infant Asylum
appeal to the pubic in behalf Of the children OF
want VINO are kindly cared for by that institution.
Ihey ask that while prosperous citizens OF the
meuopous devouty ce citrate THANKSGIVING DAY
,ney peaI ~ generous RENE mbrance the tnrOng OF
Hltle uniortunates who fIl the three homes OF the
AsyiuHl az NO. "a Clinton place, corner OF sixty
prst street and Tenth avenue, and at Flushing, Ia
L., wnere donations OF money, clothing, provisions,
Co. VIII De thankfully received.
delegation from various Irish Catholic soci
ties OF this and other cities waited last evening
upon the Rev. Father Boylap, OF county Cavan,
Ireland, who has spent the past ave years in this
country collecting funds for the erection OF SEM
mary In the diocese TO which he belongs and pre-
sented him with handsome testimonial and an
appropriate address, congratulating him upon the
complete success Of his mission. Tne presenta-
tion took place at the residence OF ex-Regtster
Miehaei Connolly, In Fiitieth street. The "Bir
Judge" read the address, Mr.. d. Sadier acting as
chairman OF the delegation, and Major r. M.
Haverty as secretary Father Boylan viii sail for
Ireland on Saturday next
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. 49, 1874
sray fair as.na Sas @ S
ain. Luz; cOastwse, % Sales, s,lss stock 6o4l5
Cotton arm; miadling. ii.c; low @ddi,ns, isse.
g9od ordinary, lssac; Net receipts lsa 81 bales gross
s s'' ;,s 's sssefss * fsn
Se M on als IS @ esss
NOBLE, Nov IS, 1874.
sae Gson epst Rsaas Blsa sssss c. &
sales. 400. STOCK, 3ssl4
Cotton quiet and nrm; miadng, nb:c. Ne. receipts,
wise. s9a Sales, a,5da Stock 72,s64
o..o. .,,.. ,,us,u ca.shns1os, s,,so soy 49, lsn
seDss ss s bales STOCK aEss 6 Britain LIZA
Spirits urpenun. steady ~ ss Rosn Sar Slm s /, !, 3
HS' 'Ss
Flour steady sale. 1000 Dbl. ss1 sss but aa,c
s ss s.is::
nd s 1I anGSS %aans G s per T
&. isssss ss. sa:Ss:
do sasy % !ss aGs aa sar.y Saas d sys
BUFFALO. Nov Is Is74
ss% bss aoar $50 bushels wheat, s5sS 90 HSa corn,
1900 bushels wheat 26SOQ do corn 2L7Oo DO oats
Flour quiet; sales LU0o bbls on range Of Western
Michigan at 81 2Sj Milwaukee No. spring, 81 o. Corn
ouiet sales of la0 bushes hign mixed Toledo at 79c
small lots old No. Western at S4c. Oats firm; sales $40
bushels NO a. 5sc Barley nrm: Canada 81 81 40;
%ss,srn : s.1sY 81 n L.: sssaS
other articles unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged. wheat DUH and lower; ;
No. white Wabash 81 l71s; Michigan amber, 81 O&
69,sc. December, Csc ne W low mixed, CSC Oats dull
No ~ 54sc, No t52kc Michigan, sc white 65c
ceipts-Wnea 70 UOO bushels 46 000 do oats 5000
shipmens-Wheat. <000 bushels; corn, IS 00V do.
oats, 2.OO DO.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet weak and
lower; No. spring, 95c.; No do, 85c cash; 8s1c
December: 69Ac January; No. B do, 81c rejected,
6yc 5lc Corn In fair demand and higher; No mixed
May; high mixed. 7sXc 7ss.c.; new rejected, 7oc.
January 67hc Oats steady; No. SOC. cash 49Hc. ali
the year. Rye In fair demand and higher; No 69c
oUc Barley advanced ana in fair demand No. spring.
81 80 81 81 cash or December; No. 5do. 81 81 70
sosns ass W s PHEs oah .aa H % sss
year. Lard in good demand at lsHc. q l3a1c cash |;
e3 oa February Bulk meats In good demand at ester
days quotations Green hams, lOc for Is lbs average
Whiskey steady at 99c. Freights; wheat, to Buffalo
November. Oats steady and m chan ged. Receipts
1900 bbis -four. 6l,00O bushels wheat 2S00o do corn
1900 do oats 1000 do. rye, 1900 do. barley !
Shlpments-ac0 bbls. -four, l2S 900 bushels wheat
75.00o do. corn. 10000 do. oats 5000 do barey.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
NEW JERSEY.

State senators Wood ana Lydecker, and Assem-.
biymen Pope, Mutchler, Morrow, Iszard ana Nc
Gill, committee appointed by the late Legsla-
ture TO examine the state Treasurer's accounts,
were busy yesterday at the State House in Tren.
ton disoharging thar duty.
The Grand Jury OF Hudson county have ex-
amined over thirty witnesses In relation to the
alleged frauds in the county institutions Des.
perate efforts are being made BY parties impli-
Gated so remove witnesses from the county and
Otherwise thwart investigation.
The Legislature Will assemble on the 10Th OF
January. Judge Becle will be tnaugurated Governor
OF the state for three years on the i9th and on the
2otn q vote will be taken in both houses for a
United states senator to succeed John p Stockton,
whose term 0. office expires on the 4th OF March.
The nnal meeting Tor the election OF State o1hcers
wil not be held till late IN the session.
Three criminals sentenced at the term OF tho
Norris County Court Just closed. we're taken to the
state Prison day or two ago, among them being
BENJAMIN Jordan, alias .'Three Fingered Bili,u
notorious pickp0cket, who reaped rich harvest
at the camp meetings last summer. On his arrival
at the prison, when called upon to change his
Clothes for the fe0n's garb thefo were f0und con-
cealed about him $234 In bills and currency. He
earnestly requested 10 be allowed to keep his Old
garments on before the money was discovered.
The amount was doubtless stolen from parties
who attended the camp meetings. He has nve years
IN his prison abode TO mediate over hs cximAn8
dQlQG1 80.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
WESTCHESTER.

Within the past few days George G. Sickles
Gather OF Daniel E. Sckles), of New Rochelle, has
lost four horses, through what is believed to have
been malicious poisoning. The animals were
valued IN all at 1900.
drum Dish, weighing over sixty pounds, was
captured In the Hudson River, opposite Yonkers,
on Tuesday afternoon. The monster was easily
secured, as IL appeared to have been previously
wounded and was floating on the water.
Some Of the Mount vernonites are aRitattng the
question OF establishing rine range In the Bronx
River valley, on the line OF the Harlem Railroad,
near fremont It Is claimed that the site pos
sesses more advantages than that OF CreedmO0r.
Barn burning and other acts Of incendiarism
have become so frequent In the eastern portion Of
the county that President Mathews, Of Portcnes-
ter, has onered standing reward OF 500 for the
arrest and conviction OF any person who 1res q
building Of any description Wttntn tho corporation
lin its OF that Village.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
NEW YORK CITY.

Hannah Bernstein, aged twenty -four, resident
OF No. Ito Suffolk street, was taken seriously III In
Park place Yesterday afternoon. She was sent TO
the PARK Hospital
The recent strike demanding higher wages for
seamen sailing out OF this port seems unlikely to
succeed. Sailors are in abundance. and the Ship
ping Commissioner nnds no difficulty ia supplying
crews AS needed at the Cd rates.
Lepande vesima, an Italian, aged .wenty. eight
years. and residing at No. s. Mulberry street. Iel.
through hatchway of the steamer Baltic, wing
ct pier No. 50 North River, yesterday afternoon
de broke MS collar bone. and seriously I'M pred
himself about the mead He was taken 10 Bellevue
Hospital.
william Payne, OF No. 46 Oak street; John wal
lace, OF No. "A Monroe street, and James Keeyap
OF No. ITO cherry street, we're Indicted yesterday
by the Grand Jury for keeping sailor boarding
houses without taking out the license REQUIRED w
Jaw. They were complained OF by the Boaru or
Pilot commissioners.
John Lagherg one OF the hands on the tugboat
LILY, on which the explosion took place on Tues
day, VINO was supposed TO have been drowned
called on Warden Brennan, at Bellevue Hospt,a al.
yesterday and stated that he Jumped overheard
and caugnt rope attached TO the schooner and
was subsequently hauled on board unlnjured.
IL Is proposed 70 establish q "Parliament,p - with
legislative and judicial departments, intended 10
o6er TO the rising young men increased and I'm.
proved facilities for the cultivation OF deliberative
oratorcal and forensic talent, OF greater scope
tnaQ the ordinary debating societies ana most
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
STATEN ISLAND.

The employees Of the Health Onlcer's Depart.
ment Of the new boarding station, Clifton, com.
plain that they have not been paid for the last
month's services. and the men discharged in No
vember also complain that they have not yet been
paid OF, although as alleged, the money has been
appropriated Tor the purpose.
The trustees of New Brighton have appointed
hessrA Whittemar. Arnold and Moore com.
mittee to see about providing employment for
the poor VINO may be out OF work during the
rS wne the I sss Of the JUS
postponed to the 4th OF December, when the
Board Will sic in committee OF the whole.
About two o':lock on MONDAY afternoon the barn
OF DR.. David A. Edgar, on the FreshKih road, near
Rossvile, was discovered to be on fire, and, not
withstanding the efforts Of the neghbers, IL was
totally destroyed, with its contents, Including all
his summer crops, hay, grain and oass with the
farming utensils, wagons and harness. The building
for s., 900 in the Hanover insurance Company Only
last week the Doctors stables, his residences,
were burned, and this makes the fourth hre In
that neignborhood during the past four weeks, all
supposed to have been the work OF incendiariea.
suspicion rests upon certain persons, and it Is
probable that there VIII soon be an investigation.
The woods Of Mr.. John W. Mercereau. between
Richmond village and Girord's station. on the
line Of she Staten Island Railroad, caught re late
on Monday afternoon, and before the progress OF
the flames could be stayed, over twenty acres OF
TIMBER were burned over. small cottage in the
WOODS, owned BY Mr.. Johnson, was saved only
by the greatest exertt0ns OF the people OF the
neighborhood. At one time in the evening II was
thought that the village OF Richmond was in Inn
minent danger, and people nocked 20 the scene
nre made great light, which could De seen from
long distance, and was not dnally subdued until
Yesterday morning. The woods OF the neighbor-
hood, since the date when IL became Lawful to
shoot game nave swarmed with sportsmen from
the city ana elsewhere, who, as rule, have shot
at everything in the shape Of game within range;
and this fire Is believed to have been started by
some OF them for the purpose OF driving rabbits
oct Of the thickets.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier-T1our Du1l-Wheat and
Corn Dull and Lower-Oats Quiet
But Ffrm-Pork Steady-Lard Firm
Groceries Dull-Freights Eirmer-Pe-
troleum Nominal-spirits Turpentine
Firmer Rosin Steady - WhiSksy
Steady.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 1876 P. NJ.
The markets were generally dull and easy. On
'Change nour was dun. Wheat and corn were
dull and lower. Oats were quiet but frm. Pork
remained quiet, but the market continued nrm.
Lard was active and closed strong at a further i'm
provement Groceries we're inactive but nrm.
Cotton was quiet and tended In buyers favor for
botn spot and future. FreEhts ruled frmer but
we're less active. Petroleum was dull and nomi-
nal Spirits Of turpentine a shade frmer but quiet
while rosin remained about steady. Whlskey was Quet
and unchanged
CoTyEE.-The market to-day inactive for all de-
scriptions but ruled nrm owing to scant supplies
quote Rio, oroinary cargoes, 1870. i6c.
H,sc q lsc good do, 1870. . lsac; prime do, 1870
2Uc; extreme range for lots, l55<c. . 2016c; Java,
government bags &c &c. do grass mats Csc. 2Sc
Ceylon, l7c 4 l9lsc; Maracaibo. l6Ie 1870; La
guayra lsc. 1916 Jamaica, 17c &c.,; St Domingo
le,,c. l7c; Porto Rico, l7hc. 4 lshc; Costa Rica
I7,sc. lssc.; Mexican. Isc q l9c Angostura l7c
~ and 30 days.
CorroN-Tne market for spot cotton dun and
droopng but without quotahie change in price, sFu-
lures" declined l-l6c and only sold limited extent
At the reduction, closing weak We Quote%
American standard Of Classification
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
BROOKLYN.

The consumption Of water in Brooklyn yester.
day amounted to 24,477.a77 gallons.
The Grand Jury OF the United States District
Court yesterday found bill Of indictment ior
counterfeiting against Francisco San Fieppo
John Lewis, laborer, died suddenly yesterday
az No. 493 President street. though previously in
apparent good health. The Coroner was notified.
The motion to admit Mrs. Sarah Merrigan, the
alleged murderess OF Miss Maggie Hammill to
bail, was yesterday denied by Justice Tappen, in
the supreme Court
The Jury Ia the action brought by Peter Boas to
recover $4,000 upon policy held upon the life OF
Valentine Boas, his father, in the World Life In.
surance Company, rendered, in the Supreme
Court yesterday, verdict Tor the plaintiff IN the
full amount claimed.
A runaway horse attached to q heavy wagon
passed down Fatbush avenue yesterday, and,
turning the corner OF Third avenue at g>cau speed,
brought the vehicle In collision with car no. 354 Of
the Third avenue line, and, knocking a passenger
OF the front platform, injured him severely.
A man, VINO claims to be Catholic clergyman
and gives the name OF John McGill, was arrested
yesterday on complaint OF Felix Ward. who
charges him with being on Imposter, as he claimed
TO be authorized to collect money ior church IN
Richmond. Va. He was committed to jail BY
Justice Walfest for ten days.
The body OF an unknown female, ABOUT thirty.
nve years OF age, was found in the river or the
Navy Yard yesterday and was removed TO the.
Morgue. Deceased, who was Of medium height.
had brown hair and was dressed in a figured
brown wrapper, white and dark worsted hood,
and had on two shaw5.
The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest yes.
terday over the body OF man who was found In
the river foot or Adams street. He was about fifty
years old and was dressed in Q suit OF black.
From book found In his pocket he appeared to
have been an agent for some business house. The
remains are at the Morgue.
John Rogers and Michael Scanlon, engaged In
the Brooklyn White Lead Works. No. lO7 Front
stree. quarreled yesterday, when the latter as
sauited John with shovel about the head ana
body, severely, not fatally, t..juring him. The
victim removed to the hospital and the assAil-
ant to the station house.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

awhea. was dun and lower: The sales were about
Y0O,oU bushels at 81 03 81 % for No 81 Us q 81 %
.or 81 No o. chicago H,nas 81 Y for aiiyaukes 81
wtntsr 81 81 80 tor amber u 80 81 20 Tor wnss.
Corn WAS dull and lower, The salea part yesterday,
foot up about $4,000 bushels 81 &c. q Wsc tor Old
mixed on the spot and deliverable last Of Tovembsr;
BIC so for new and 81 81 03 for white Oats ere
9u,e, and easy Sales Abont g go bnshei. 1870 67c
66kc 61c for State mixed and CSC white Barley
was quiet and enrrely nominal the absence Of busf.
ness hed above the views of buyers Rye was Quiet
A0U bushels sold on private termA
fRBcHrs--The market ruled 6rrner both far berth
room and for tonnase for charter The engageme ts In
cluna ITO LIVERPOOL by steam 32 90 bnsheIs orsd ~
sd per 50 ibs no bales cotton AZ "a / ia srT ~
sal, 40 bales cotton a. s.a2d. bl6d 10 London by
steam 600 bushels OF grain at Sd. per 90 lbs and by
ss ~ ~ oes n1ur - 2s 19 Gla.gow by steam
hefces o. lard ior December shipment at sOa 10 6b-
sax! py sale, eases % tobacco on private tsrms To
MauA Dy steam, u loss mahogany on private terms.
The charters since last report embrace An Italian
bark hence To Cork for orders the United Kmgdom
Win soo anaLErs q grain At an Italian bark hence
ADDITIONAL Il 70 the ontnenti German bark hence
TO waterford with $500 quarters Of grain one-thrd in
bags, a. 5s two German barka hence TO Antwerp Z<00
sno ~V po% oi len0ed peuoieum. rsapecuysls, ~ ~
The New York herald., 1874-11-19

5000 Missouri 6's, ib..
5000 Ark G's.
iv00 n y 5 b |, Co...
zOO0 NC 6's, is y Z RR,
cou off. >.
10OC0 n G 6is. o, j h j..
50UU Tenn 6's n. ex c..
5000 Tenn Us, n s.....
300 do. 80. -.
1850 Va 6s, def. ......
5000 b, II a T. RR lst.
900 do. o.............
500 c 4 RIA 7's....
500 Mil lsf, Lac ID. -.
1000 G d N W C c & b..
200 do.............
500 N Y G SIS, SO. 80.
800 NY Z LIST m, c....
900 G & @ lst C on. :.
800 L ; I'd. con c. ..
300 Harlem lst- rs, c
300 DO ......... b3
1000 North Mo lst. &C
60OO Cen Pac Z bs.. -.
1000 West Pac bds. -.
1000 U 4 RR lst u. -.
24UOO do. o.............
1900 Un Pac rs, lg...
900 I'm Pac 5 f.....b3
suUU ohio a N ID. bcb3
600 @, q d ] e LIST. 80.
40D0 Mich Cen rs. -.
3go0 Toi Il Wae ID. -.
sou Tol d Wab con C.
SOU Clev 4 r Atm.
IS shs PARK Bank.
cen Nat Bank.
Metropolitan Bank
67 Del 4 II Can Co.
200 Quick Min go. h c
=
The New York herald., 1874-11-19
FINANCIAL.

A LwAYs on HAND-MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT
iyn; no bonus required G. 4. WILLIS Lancashire In.
surnnce Company. is7 broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-11-19


.tsr future delivery 9sss low mladI.ng he sales nave
ber 700 bales l4zsc, 500 al u 1890 January ct
5sc; February 800 At Is 7l6c 2oO al Is la2c March,
Loo at 70 25S 500 A. 10 l54S April, 1o at ~ !loc
hoveInber i4a4c December Use aAssc January,
l5Ac is 25a2c April 10 l-s2c i6 l6c May, N 3l6c
al "a 232c December LOO At u I3i6c LOO at 2-S2o
1000 at il 13l6c. January, 7O at io ssec.. ap00 al
= Lie Zoo at s2c february 100 at Is u y Ss2c
iSkc, sJo at IS 8 sc, y0o at i5Ic. 800 al
Y ls2c SoS 90 At lSc april 20 a at u. S is2c lsoo at
cs $50 bales The Of orw.c
March. 1875; 1prs iss; Nay Iss4; jane, TX July,
is s2e short notes issS; bees%Ssr go q II ssssc =
January, 6U at ID Lice. February, l300 at i6<c. ;
March 20atl Is as2c May 800 q IS tIsc Total, $40
go Isl5c May loo 81 Ie ec june, sO a. Is SiSc
nom Gavestou, 29a9 bales; Mobile, 2055; Savannah,
427l; Wilmington, d53 New YORK, 6l8; Boston, 1863
Total IL llS bales This day last week 2JO45 bales
This day last year. 92sl. Total since September l.
l032 b56 bales 70 last night Cotton reghB closed
To Havre, by steam, Ne; by sail. Nc To Hamburg py
sal, kc. compsessed To Liverpool Nd. lid. b.
FLoUR ArD GRALN-Receipts-F1our 853s bbia wheat
II 46l bushels corn, 332 do oats & 365 do barley
657.do.: rye, 500 DO The hour market was dun and
prices The sales since report foot
up about 1850 bos. at figures within Quoed range
oil prices Corn meal sold 70 the OF GU bbis a
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