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Cid 9Th, brig Giles Loring, Loring, Cow Bay.

Cid 9Th, brig Giles Loring. Loring, Cow Bay.
Ar 9th. brig Long Reach. Percy, Philadelphia schs
Eastport; VIM Duren, Doyle, Perry; Vulcan, Cog
gins, Pembroke; ID X Arey, Ryan, Bangor Mary
Jane. Merrill, Wscasset; Maria Louise. Southland,
Cid 9Th, barque Flori M Hurbut, Dudley. Calves
ton; Saml B Hale Matthews, Portland; sch Chas S
Sampson. Gage, Georgetown.
SALEM-Ar 9TH, schs Alice 7 Boardman, Boyd,
Eiizabethport; Hudson Coleman, Calais; Gen Mead,
patterson, Belfast Agricola, Fullerton, Ellsworth;
land
GLoUCEsTER-Ar 5tb, barque Signal. Whitney,
Sadlz; sens Julia Grace Denham, Bristol; Robert
Woodruh, Rivers, Wiscasset.
Ar 5th schs Nicola, Randall, New York for Boston;
EVA z Yates Yates, Round Pond for Philadelphia.
PUpnIii;SMMo0IH-- 4th, sch Cora Eta Pendle-
Sid 4th, schs j whitehouse, Farnum, St George;
John Daley, Long, do.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Sid I'm Newcastle NsW, Aug Is, barque Montana,
In port Aug 2s: barques Sierra Nevada. Dow, for
San Francisco; Frances, Loring from Dunedin. ar
18th. for do; Eta Loring, Loring from Melbourne
ar Sd, to load for Yokohama.
At Santander 18th u t, brig Neponset Strout for
Malaga, to load for New York. N' ''i'1'' 'o-
Ar at Marseilles Sd inst brigs Lena Thurlow, Cor
bett, New York; Myronus, Higgins, do
Ar at Antwerp 4th inst, ship VIM M Reed, Bruce
Sid I'm Bristol, E, 9Th inst, ship Uncle Joe, Nichols
Ar at Falmouth, E, 9Th ms, ship Boynton Mich
OILS. Bangkok.
Sid FIN Deal 5th inst ship Joseph Fish, Palmer, for
Tybee.
Ar at Buenos Ayres Aug A. barques A Brayton,
Gray, Portland; Anna L Taylor, Percival, do via
Montevideo: 18th, Archer. Hatch, do
~, AT at st John. NIB, Sd, sch Bedabedec, Knowlton,
| Cid Sd, sch Bagaduce, Cox. New York.
--latest by European steamers.l
Ar at Liverpool 2lst u John Swan, Rumbal, FIN
Ga 2lst, Carondeet stetson. for Bombay; 23d. Col
| on the Satees 2lst. Kendrick Fish, Watts, from
| Liverpool for Singapore.
| Sid FIN Gravesend 2sd, John Baker, Sewall, for
| Philadelphia; Ella Thayer, Gilmore Cardiff
Off Deal 22d. Lydia Skoield, Forsaith, from Ant
| werp for Cardiff.
D. cd at Newport 22d, Clara McGivery. Walnut,
Cid at Swansea q ST. Annie Torrev Iibbev for
New York. '' ''' '
Ar at Zanzibar Aug 5, Gemsbok, Bunker, York.
| (and sailed Goth fol- Muscat.)
York. N''' -'' -''"
| Ar at Denia 18th ult, Alton. Copp, Leghorn.
SD I'm Havre 10Th. Hosea Rich, Pierce, Bordeaux.
SID I'm Flushing Roads goth, Gen Shepley, Hutch
| ms, Iybee; Alexander, Tarbox, New York.
Sid I'm the Texel goth uit Lydia Skolfeld Forsaith
| Cardiff and Rio Janeiro.
- Ar at Amsterdam goth ult, Goodell, Crockett from
Rangoon.
Ar at Brouwershaven Goth ult Moonlight, Water.
house. Dordt, and sailed 2lst for Cardiff.
In Esineur Sound 10Th ult, Ladaea, Wiley from
| Cronstadt for New York Arizona Conant, from
| Stettn for Philadelphia.
Sid I'm Swinemunde 23d, Am Lloyds, Park. fol
| New York.
| SPOKEN.
Sept 49, lat 81 20 N, lon 145 W, ship H Richard.
| son. from Rio JaneirO for San Francisco.
Sept IA, off Portland, Eng, ship Belle Morse, from
| Shields for Rio ,JanerO.
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FUCKERS PRINTING HOUSE.

The Book Gard and Job Printing Business of the
late David Tucker, will be continued as heretofore,
at the Stand,
115 EXCHANGE STR EET.
All orders, either personal or by mail, will receive
prompt attention. jy2idtfsn
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MARRIED.

In this city, Oct 2, by Rev. Geo.W. Bicknell, Frank
b. Knight and Miss Maggie B. Hamilton, both OF
Portland
In this city, Oct. 5, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs. Charles
F. Roberts and Miss Cora G. Stevens, both of Port
land.
In this city, Oct. 5, by Rev. W. E. Gibbs, James Fl.
Tucker and Miss Laura A. Woodman, both of Port
land.
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DIED.

In this city, Oct. 5, Mrs. Bridget, wife of Dennis
Creagan, aged 60 years.
In Kennebunkport, Sept. %, William Henry An
drews. aged SO years.
In Lewiston, Sept. 26, Mrs. Hannah j., wife of
Henry NJ Wilson, aged Al years 10 months.
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Costiveness the most Prolific
Source of i'll Health. ~
DIR. H IRIS MS
D n PI ST r TITO

RIS'EALIIC
LOZENGES.
Endorsed by all the Medical J our
mails as the most Agreeable,
Convenient, Effective and
Sure Remedy for
COSHVEWESS, DYSPEPSIA, PILES,
Pleasant to the palate cause no pain act promptly
never require increase Of DOSE do not exhaust, and
and for elderly persons, females and children, are
just tie thing Two taken at night move the bowels
once the next morning. Warranted in all cases OF
the PILES and FALLING of the RECTUM We prom
Use cure for all symptoms of DYSPEPSIA such as
OPPRESSION AFTER EATING, SOUR STOMACH
SPLITTING OF FOOD, PUBLICATIONS.; also HEADACHE,
DIZZINESS, PAIN IN THE BACK AND LOINs, YELL
LoWNESS OF THE SKIN AND EYES, SICK HEADACHE,
COATED TONGUE, BILLIoUsNEss, LIVER CoEPLA1NT,
Loss OF APPETITE, DEBILITY, MONTHLY PAINS
AND ALL IRREGULARITIES, NEURALGIA, FAINT
NESS &C.
Travellers find the Lozenges gust tohat they need,
as they sQcompact and snodorous that they may
De carried IN The Veet pocket and as an aperient or
tdcGtice these LozengeSJtGUe no equal.
Trial Boxes 30 C. large Boxes Goo. sent
by mail free of postage 10 any address.
For sale by e. S. HARRISON q Co., No. fremont
Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists. se9sneod1y
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w H I t Els
SPECIALITY FOR DYSPEPSIA.

This is the only prompt, efficient and safe master
of such symptoms loss of appetite heartburn pal
ptation Of the heart, dizziness, seepessness, mean
f en- Gos5veness wl1d mental ana physical debll
soon place ''the house five i'm beyond the reach
of any remedy.
L had Dyspepsia" twenty years, sometimes able
tried physicians and remedies without relief until
learned of Whites Specially for Dyspepsia which
has entirely cured me- (Signed)
Mrs. B. L. WEST, Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Springfield, Ms, Oct. 1S.-Mr. White Dear SIR
The specially is liked very much by every who
uses it. We have sold it for two years. and not
selling anything but the Speciality now for "Dys-
pepsia." Yours truly, G. P. ALDEN.
Price 81 per Bottle. For sale by all druggists.
Send for Descriptive Circular to the proprietor, H.
G. WHITE, Cambridgeport Mass.
nel6 d&w6mos
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Our New York Letter.

The ScandalOus Aspect of the Louisinnn
TrOubles-Legislafors ms Attorneys in
Public Causes-B1cEncry no claim TO sup
port, &C., &c.
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PECIAL NOTICES.

Before You Ride or Sail.
Buy some OF those choice Imported Havana
Cigars that ALLEN is selling so cheaply at No.
Exchange Street. IL for S1.00. au2ssntf
BOSTON 4 MAINE rs. r.
T I @ X E II S S. @. 90.
TO BOSTON,
OR
FROM BOSTON TO PORTLAND.
Eastern e. r., Also.
Il. PONCE,
se22sn1m Cor. Exchange and Middle St.
l.. d. M. SWEAT,
Attorney 81 Counselor at Law,
Has returned to Portland and resumed the prac
tce of his profession.
Office No. f2l NEussey's Row,
MIDDLE STREET,
PORTLAND.
ROBERT THAYER WILDE,
The Natural Magnetic Physician,
Rooms n aud AZ Fluent Block.
aul0 sn1wsttf
HOT AIR FURNACES.
New and second hanl Furnaces for sale low at
BUCKNAHIs Stove store,
1919 Fore ST.,
between Exchange and Plum streets; also, all kinds
of Stoves and Furnace repaired in the best
SEES sniff
TO BOSTON BY RAIL.
Tickets 10 or from Boston via Boston &
Maine OF Eastern Railroad,
s. 2 2 O.
vVNI. ALLEN, JR.,
se2isntf IN EXCHANGE STREET.
THE LEADER!
by
Palmer IL Emerson,
Rightly named it being the best book for choirs,
Singing Schools and Vocal classes. just published.
SIPS each or $1,000 per doz. For sale by
C. TX. HALVES,
MUSIC DEALER,
oct1 ~ Middle Street, Portland. SHIN
C. IL. GRANT
Will receive limited number of pupils in Oil Paint
ng, Charcoal Drawing, &C., from life and objects.
Apply at Studio, room 8, Casco Bank Building, 81
Middle Street. oct1sneodtf
BLANKETS SLIGHTLY DAMAGED
FOR
$3.50 A PAIR I
Good Style Dark Prints for 6 lac
and good
Yard wide Sheeting at s cents per yard
p. M. FROST'S,
Oc3 eoG2woSw
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Lost.
nN Saturday last, a heavy Gold Ring, Enameled
" marked on outside &. N. S. ~, inside owners
name Edna A. Russell The finder of the same will be
rewarded by leaving it with, w. w. MERRILL. No.
Central Wharf. oc7d3t.
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STATE oE MAINE, CUMBERLAND S.
!, b. Z. Somerby, Cashier OF "The Canal National
Bank, of Portland,'' do solemniy swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief b. G. SOMERBY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this sixth day
of October 1874. GEO. G. PETERS.
Justice of the Peace.
Correct, Attest:
VIM. HAMMOND, Directors.
G. #. SHEPLEY,
OCT d3t
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SPOKEN.
Sept 10, lat 81 20 N, lon 145 W, ship H Richard
son, from Rio JaneirO for San Francisco.
Sept IA, Oft Portland, Eng, ship Belle Morse, from
Shields for Rio Janiero.
Oct ;. of Hatteras, ship Martha Bowker, from New
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Cod Liver Oil and Linne.-Thnt PIens-
ant and active agent in the of all consumptiye
symptoms, "Wilbor's Compound of Pure Cod Liuer
Oil and Lime,'' is being universally adopted in
medical practice. Sold by the proprietor A. B. WILL
BoR, Chemist, Boston. oc7eod1w
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40 Let.

WITH BOARD, one suite Of rooms and one large
w room, suitable Tor families. Also accommodate
tons for few single gentlemen at 80 Free st.
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Miss Clara r.. Munger,
Teacher of Vocal Music,
oc7 209 Stale St, Portland. TTS3m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
COTTON MARKET.

nav ORLE,ss Nov 23-Co.ton steady, Mdtlaz lisi 10"
sres. bales exports eoasT 22 bales; to the cOH'
a 49, s a s S2o .s s ,.9f at az
SOB Gse' Gs S2 Sios .fI t1g: 5 s 70 '''
AssrII SoE 25.G0G qaei o be sale 800 bales
Eo; ~ coo ouet demand good staple cotton other style
Iegl ted reeeg $40 baes shipments Z'zoo Oa''i A'
ding IA i4s: Low Mid'eg i5' Gl37.j Good orlnty Il =
S: 2s g. b iss;9 s t $500 DI Sse sS.s .
Nov 2-C9iton steady and unenaase% hi5 a - 200
0 wIsissroS Nov -Coton quiet; Mdur 1i receipts
Sij bales eoNe 3I bsles sales 80 bales s'oeA oi%o
Nov 2-Cooo quiet and sealy Mjng, l4ci net receipts 2o2
bates sales 49 6a c G si 1, % demand moderate onss
M az i ko" M 5 se, G0Ot rSo. 10 France Co
Sse :a so 2o " 6al s.0 STOCK s. 023 bales
Nov c9S s G 1 espel % eo. ssns 55
sales $50 bales; sP,Hne 200 bales; stock 7g42 bales net
4Ol bales gross. 26l bales shipments o37 bales ''
PnIIS6ELrI1 Nov 2CottOn quiet; Mddn. i5c; net re-
'' Be,- o. S 4coo qet and steady Miug lc
2j6 bales gross 1908 bales sales oJO bales ''O'A 0'oO
ClsclsSAr SoT. 2CoOn quiet MdiTg lii net receipts
ass bales shipmen's,iO3 bales; stock 39Sa oa , 40
savASSaT Nov 2Coqn IS lover to ;eL MdYas l1 40
Continent O26 bales 3ij7 bales sales l4-3 bales
nov CdtiOo irregular; Miug l4is74 Log Mdllng
l39,Ql3c Good Odnsry l5a 10 L. ne! rec t - :. 5i
S.s. Great Britain sO'i ''''' '-'' ,i o' ''-
CmARLgsroy Nov 23-Coton steady Maanng' n,'
Mt1ng 1888 dl37s. Good Onnay i3l2d 1872; net reeP,J
exports Great Britain $3.50 baIe' eoaat"se -'''
bales; sales 900 bales; stock. j35Jl bales -,o,t
Nov 2I2Cotton qne AdIng ii 81 net receipts $50 baeE
exports to the Continent 400 oOO Bales SocH 01'i
| bales
NORFOLK % Cotton arm; asking Mtilng "a Sc ne re
cp O74 ble co~ie, 1850 5ae'i sa'e- oO o''esi
stock, 2G.672 bales. 800 ,-.- oo.o 49,.
Nov 2I-COitou quiet: Mi ding 1879; net receipts Oo9 naies;
exports eoastwe BIB balesi sales 800 bales socA' -o
baes
AUGrsra Nov 23-Coton Quiet; Middlng, lie; Low hdng
1890; Good Ordinary 10 sc net receipts Loo oas b e. i'o
bales ,,,,u..
Nov 24-Cotton quiet Mildling 1870 Low Md1g
SC; Good Ordinary l3c receipts l5o| 0Aes safes It'4
bales
COLUMBIA, s. c. Nov. 24-CO,ton firm Mlings. l3'2Ql34c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
THE STATE OF TRADE,
EUROPEAN MARkkrA

LospoS Nov 2i-l230 D. muuet States Five twenty bonds
ls6j, Oid lO6l l967s l0Jli Erie Railway shares 2j DO
Preferred. Al l..
LIyEkPoor Nov. 24-l2:30 m-Co0n Is quite sll steady
Miidng Upsnts 72i; Mimg Orleans os4o Adj sales l2ODO
bales bales for speculation and Tue receipts
o. vi for past ;hrce have Leen 10000 quarters incld
10 600 American. o,.oo, .,
the account 93ls Ere Railway shares, 25 AdJees on Pans
quote Reacs a: Oh tOc -
IyEKPooL EoY. 1890 m.-CoitousaleS the basis Of
Mlg Upius nothing hollow Low Mrgs deliverable 'oyem6er
ead5iul hun Wheat 10 3DIOJ6 ceaa for Cali
os White Cab, aud IS fox Red Western Spring. Csu 81
al u per quarter.
LosDjS Soy. 2i-3:3O p. m-Ee RAILWAY shares % 2j
iyzPooI Nov 2l3:5O MOI tle Cotton saes to-day $500
bales AHercin.
LovDoS Nov. 2I-RsfDeI Petroleum Siii. p gallon.
Nov - n-LTe Railway shares -. Pars dis
para. quote Rr1tcs ~ Olt 12lar.
IfVElPJJ y. AID fabrics at Manchester
quiet I'd unchanged. Pors, 81 p lJL 10. New Mess.
LosDoS Nov. 2Ey'nIg Spirits luTgentne opened at 20
% g and closed A; Ln,ee OIL 2iI3a2ii . cwt
LiyanPOo Nov 24Eyeni- gLneeI Oil, ~ T. cwL spirits
TuTpeni:re, - Ud21 T. cwt.
L6ypoy Hoy 2i-hs weeks Mara Lam Erpr,sI reports e
gefs the ConneutA markets. iac It's asi ISSUE, OF
shlli < in the price VI Wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

u.u.i selection, s97o prr Eutt. 2so24n 24ae gold.
9G %csh: sS a:s: Gn %? Sss
50 d,ys s2s Dry C.hor!s 2lai9 "a. gold
1 so Tf, a n. as2 sn.2 kS e
cash selected oso Dry Southern is @ private s terms
soE rs.s s ny s:"od:.s sosss
f SITs. sef aUo 500 we,ie% SO b. pv. city
s.ushteI 20 b. H. eurepsy selected tS's ea2Ss Hides a
MOnie,ideO 20s2s D. 2Sc so CSrrens' q S2s ~ Stc so
orSs aoSaS b. Pc so CeS,ra ss2 b. 81 u
Sgss juan 22s2 ~ Ms,,nofS ana E M.ms..
22s2a n sod csmDesch, iSOsO Orr and P pis
1886 1886 r. sos sS S 5ssa Is s Hss
l7a2o 10 i7c cold Porto c.SsO and Lsgaa'T 1922
R F 5zssi 2 Isslss ' sca ' r.S.sr.;,:
lSsls 5slS s T,.ro 1871 Jj, g GOD zsn'
ne, Ind.sos 2iS2a n aiaas22e euf sS
s e"4SssS sS.s n S s e.
ds.sh.I essBu;nOs Ays ard no enos kD. ais M
sac & aoss5s saTr.ssyI b zoe spd M.1s,R
s k2 ssi s ss pr s'sS
$50 g g is fi en. Sss5s E ' t'
IS r. l fS mn %ss. SisS2 ssl ES
s Ses s. sP' fHR s Ag ss Rio
81. r. so s o a.:n.4. 1885 r.
currency sHSs TeI: pulled 1870 SSs ss1.en ssss I'is
~ Ssss r :15; s.a; $:!
sssSS n 900 SSos srlts. li h.: a III. q.
.leu,s slsusster Cow 3aiO b l6l2c gold Co., do, l2S
Is b. i5c gold: Calcutta Dead Green 9al2a ID iSc, sS9
ga r m ioo goS. Msnis Buffalo 25a28 n. Dc, COLA.
HOPS-Tbe ou limited and the market sesa 0nOe
s'sue' ae n'u Nt'' r. A. m Cts 2 n.
al $50
American Crop 1872 .l26lo ,,.u -. T.,
IyDGO without change the inquiry Is only for small lots In
this way we note Manila at 659SOc and ~ chests
| Madras at s2dS7 l2c. currency ,, l..
IEITHER-Erpos 10 900 Sides For Hemlock the demand b
yeT light from the stock accommodating mainly IN MD
de egb damaged continue rather scarce; heay
oAk is 10 supply and with ready sale ghtwego more
pepty We quote In currency:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

yrvYonK Nov, eah recept' and With no
sso in seeves wa, unmpo., features the mas
remain GGS,s iy, , T,e , "do s b. to dress
to the gros, ew to good Texas and
The market for dressed the favorable nfun,e Of Goor
weather trade in Washington Market was IA, at 10 &C. T.
10 for good prime native stees and o'29s of
poor 10 fair sides. Texan beef included -, ,,o nan.
were cleared s5Ods75 head calf included with one choice mixer
were 26 head all State stock and mainly gs',srs
tn. demand was far at the prices Most of the offer
. * s"S a s so s s sSs i'
AND were carr or @o ~ snT more were
in ,he pens yesterday siughe for Washington Market were
, ,nS sellers we Ded to the belief that
likely better than to grOw worse The 10" u D 5 few
,ctOrs were Gd7. for fair to prime lambs anu a4@' &C.
JUDI BucsnghaS sold l35 Ohio sheep. 90 at SIZE
ID. and 43l do. - 10 at Be- o It. ~ o,7to
81 h. &c $50 d. 74a ID a. 4's and 449 Michigan 50 b.
Jane. Kirby sold lambs, a nvsrnss at oi9s,i,c
II 265 Ohio sheep s6la b. Sc lSS do 81 b. At S4ao'e
swlSsRec.p vsr: as cars or els hogs Forht
nG REID s % s oa hoes Lf '; at
1871 3D. Lsh sod u. ono hg pa5 s roa ,n S and "a
shade stronger at sasds'ac h. ,oo H.. Voc,
.pa pa Of these went further East There been
description O,hoTss and no change w'srr IN he sIf
fair s.,,s hS Or e., " $40 to $40 I's
TO s4bO each.
BuvvALo Nov today eo7 hed making The
supply for the weeE oooo beau
for The lime last week market a, almost dea Lock- few
knr strong prices and regular buyers demanding a
indicate tie II the market
SHgEP AND LlNBs-Recep to-day 400 head making the total
p1 week far 5000 he. against 900 head Tor the same
time market dead os buyers and sellers % apart no
sales reported. .
week thus far 300 2J5OU head Tor the time
last week shade weaker which attributed the
inrcr Grade odeings almost 1000 head disposed Oh
Workers 70 40d 81 Gj heavy hogs, S6 7j@s7 20
Nov 2nEr, cATTxd5R;ssep' a9 head the
sod Al 50 JOdFO choice $40 jO extra - 5O@sO
al ouy IS so ~ 20 seeonl quality, $685. third quality
~ 5Od s. 80 -, .,. 3. ,oi., rt.,L.
giving week oo,o uo ..- ,riv,Is ve-.
80 a, lei vee prc HE TO the trade; sales sheep
n fs SOS each EXTRA SiQ$Gi SpnuS lambs, JQO 2
a few choice 7a7lsc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25
nRNJocE

LINSBED fair business at the recent advance OF prices;
oroted al So 42Ld ~ as, gold go days
LUMBKR-The wholesale Lumber trade shows increased activity
the approaching close OF
should for four months market Necessary Tor re-
sufficient stock the Writer Write Pine mas
Spruce Hemck without changes Black Walnut more
SLOWLY, h Oak dull and little called for without any
price.
M8TALS-Ingo Copper continues to sell quite freely prices have
again and tue market closes the sales embrace
700 900 Lske cash % & for December and anu-
24c for January February and March New shesthng Is
altered at Bolts and BsIe 30 Bronze ana Yellow Metal
sbeahng d22c and NJ. Bolts at 2Sc Scotch Pig Iron still
firm owing to the re1scsi
stock favorable sdyces from Glasgow For American Pig the dull
noted time still continues and
the outlook dcougng the part OF seller
have small sales No at S21d S2S and No
Al S26 Pig Sc u.s. gold for Ordinary Spanish
aud SO 25d$6 80 gold for Domestic with small sales these figures
shelter steady small Obbng trade at G7, god for Culinary
sesu and for Domestic Pig Tn held with
more 6nness but only moderae Straits held at &c
T. and AZ 81 ~ English q Sc and Banca at % Ia,
All eo Plates still very dull aud to SELL lower fures would have
20 he admitted TO- Metals quiet. We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

PAINTS rhe demand hi, hne Of trade
skly IS whole the aggregate Dtei having
duues Of this Owing TO the continued advance IN Qck
very Gn su supplies limited Orange Mineral steady,
light at former figures Whit Lead also firmly held ard
active demsni for Paris White Garrison Venetian Red
Glue The supplies Of Venetian much reduced and
PETROLEUN-The market for Resnei
N ee deuaDd 5000 bbs. reported deliverable
oh Of 10 s; also $500 d. deliverable from
Inactive but shade better quoted % lear
small reported n these hgure' @ were unable 10 auhen
Nsphha Is STEADY hut quet ~ IO'c me faadegs
sctye, but values are shade better at lO2D 0 The
imaiy marK As follows; Tusviie quiet and hnn at ~76
oil Chs nominal at IE'2~ioc llIone sSuy al 4Z2 al Wes
Roaseyle with more inquiry al 90 A fei centre dull at
G2l2 q65c PkeSs steady onlte4 32i2c Shipment. i2i2S
the aJvce from $50 bbs Mes at $50 81 0$2l
r thu there se doing 200 bbs Mess seller January
S2l $50 bbt do seller Fe5rulY 81 90 Bel eacy and in
sales OF 90 Dds al S2 0Od$l3 for Extra Mess
sl5@$i5 20 or and Sio@te 20 Tor tsm{ $40 5OaS
unchanged S2 1928 for NeE Western Cut Meats are quite
7La71c for Picked do; ga a9c do. lOso for
fresh Hams; 1l4Gll for Pcked d.; l3ql34c for Smoked
Bacon heavy sales 20 boxes CITY Long Clear lc
Dressed HOGS 6 aud fiTy active at Srd5c Lsd Opece1
strong but e';e a and heavy 20 sales q 30 s CITY e 1y
closing hev the inside Pee tSI i09s dee we hear 100
al 00Otcs seller the year l39G0l3's 1000 rs.
months, at l3i2ci $50 ties Refined, seller December on
RCE-Ihee is rather more lnqmr OWING 10 he favorable news
tie Solh reporting advance of & ID there this has given
125 casks Carolina within the range ana oO l6s Louisiana low
gales at 5s4aG & we quote Carolina al 4@ 20 Tor fa fc
73c Tor Good "a Prime and Size Choice Louisiana
7G7c Fr Prime 6G6 for lower grades co. and Ran
COCA a ga 0Gasc.
p bale IraXiho 10 bales Corpus Christi l1l b Dwa
100 bales New0Heans bale Mftamoros 3O4 les Cal
Cope % Rio Haehe 90 bales Pay ln Deer Skus there
rather doing, b9 diminished receipts 80 bales TrnIo,
ton ba Corpus Cbns, "a 5000
tra American, $4,000 ID TrurO tud $4,000 An2os'ara We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

~ 30 Wheat sctve and higher: No Red winter 81 O829
81 O9la DO, 81 OOisdsl Of Corn 6rmer New 7lgI3c
Barley so. Snhns higher 81 35dsl 40 Eye SCARF
held higher: no % WHISKY firm of 81 Pork trmer Tor iuiu
spct wsk a. $40 rs cash 500 go February Grcn Hams IOg
IOi.c DRY and BaconOnlv small order trade Lard
srmer ard better l2 seller months be- November; 1857
January Common and Mixed So 6Os9 ~ re-.
Flour 1000 bash Wheat, 10000 bush. Corn 1000 buh os
5000 bu Barley 1900 Hogs 1900 Cattle shipmen'-3OOo
bush Wheat, 5000 bush. Corn. . ., $500.
ToLEpo Nov "a flour steady wheai hTm ard 10 r 9emasd
Red 81 OGl quiet but am High Mie -gei ne" no.
T2L, November 10 December lie; JanuirT ne; New 70"
M,eI Gsia. osts duh and we; no l. 57e Michigan, 55' !
White 5Sc Peehts BoH,o. 6q5la To- osEeso ~ a 1@
Zoe Cloyer Seed Dressed Hos 81 To- ReoeDts-ZOVVo
lush $1,000 bush. coo bush Oats sh men'-
rs 900 busS Wheat bush Corn. 5000 bush Oat %,
WELLINGTON g.. Nov 2i-SDits turpenne COZ ~ 90
s2 Oj Tor Strained saie Tupentine ea - y,
for Hard So ~ for Yellow Dip " % for 'hea' lar '" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-25

SgRDsCio7r is inactive steady gao bid and lOc
Roach Flax Is dull at - 0jGS2 10.
sOAPCas steady small business in distributing
sale, OF $50 Narseie az Jc CURRENCY and &c, gold
STEARS with hght demand; only hear OF
lots reaching 20 ties at l7c which Is the closing
price. ,r-t.,. .,.e---
iers the sales embrace 4l boxes Centrifugal at
900 l6c 40 Claf Sc quote Fair Rebug
hSls1slt; do SasdSi2%; PRIME do at o1s, lebiu
gal AID Sas19& and No II Glazed Box a Sac Re
med demand aud unchanged at S'sd'S gT SOFT
Yellow; 9IdlO for Soft Whie lO9ic for CrGshed lO's u
1850 for Powdered and l0SsGlOsic. for Grannlsiel
TALLOW-Ihc Unchanged with moderate demand sales
OF 80 bbds Prime Stock at S54c 80
TOBACCO-TGe business limited ~ Kentucky Leaf and the
market seay sales embrace 200 hhs within The range OF d2jo
In Seed Leaf Is also ou small de At abou former hgur9s
ISLES Connecticut 1870 at lou cases suniTy
Kinds 81 lOAJDc 2OJ bales Havana 1t a.. 10.
r and the market steady at yesterday
decline. sales OF 400 bbls at IL vi l.
WOOTheTe healthier to the market since last; the
maDuacture proposition to down their productions one third has
6y 1870 mills thus far; this stafe mvaris rather
life to the market II leads who have been covering
asments Stocks light hm the attention
OF buyers chiefly for medium Fine Woods or less
neglected Carpet woods In lse supply Rnd prices shade
easier Pulled Woods IN hght supply prices
The demand for Pieces moderate; f1T Texas
AID California there fair inquiry at about scdy
The ao embrace 1000 TeYss 33lai; 1000 N Conling New
washed 4Bc 30 bales Pal California private 1000
EIs Pulled private terms; 1000 Medium Counting, 5IQjSc;
iEOOO ,pnpy California BE- 1900 n Fall California private
Hi oOOO ID Fine Michigan Pieces 40c 10 OO0 Fall CLIP
".''flA private TERMS 5000 heiGn UHWGhed. 3lc 5000