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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

GIFT FROM Mr. CoRCORAN- We learn that
the trustees of tho Columbia University have
succeeded in securing The donation Of $3.50 1000
| from Mr. Corccran, offered on condition that
other friends OF the institution should raise
500. 900. President Yelling aud the other
members of the faculty, we understand, have
most generously contributed $4,000 of the
needed sum. 1t will thus be seen that the tacul-
| tv of Columbia have give as literally in pro-
norton 10 their means as Mr.. Corcoran him
self. AS for this last great charity of this dis
tiuguished citizen, too much cannot be SAID IN
praise. = Washington linH
a BRILLIANT METEOR.-A meteor OF very
| large size and dazzling brllliaucy passed over
| this city about ten o'clock last Thursday night.
| It's course was from the South towards the
North. Those who bcheld this celestial visitor
represent that its apparent size exceeded that
of man 5 head, and its brlillancy was such,
| that notwithstanding bright moon was shlD-
| ing in clear sky, the whole heavens were llu-
minated by its rc.-frctiericESJug Star.
The State Convention OF the Young Men
Christian Association met III Richm md Thurs
day night Among the delegates present Was
|. G. O'Neal of thi, city,
Free of Charge. Your Druggist will refund
your money if DR. Bulls Cough Syrup does not
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
The cheapest and argc>! stock OF Fashion
able Hats, at DEALliAM 5.
The finest Of Merchant TayIor'S Dress Suits
AT DEALHAMs
All goods warranted as represented at
DEAIHAM's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

Free of Charge. Your Druggist will refund
your money if Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup does not
give you satisfaction and cure your cough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19
GROU: ND PLASTER.

a CARD. Having leased and thoroughly re-
lttcd the UNION COIN and PLASTER
MILL, recently occupied by Messrs. Suite q
stuart, | nln now prepared to furnish FINE
and K r.>Hul GROUND PLAST Ell in bulk,
bag Or barrcls Also CORN MEAL at lowest
market rates ! / ANTHON Y in charge Of
Mill L Ii. LAMBERT, Jr.,
Shipping aud Commission Merchant,
sd 3-tr No Is Union wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

ALMOST A FIRE.--A coal oil lamp exploded
In the office OF knox's express, near the corner
OF King and Washington streets, during the
temporary absence OF the occupants, last night,
but the light OF the resulting flames was seen
BY Mr.. Lycurgus Uher, who happened to be
passing there ut the time, aud who, with the as
sstance OF other ueighbors extingulshed the
fire without raising an alarm, and before any
damage had been occaSioned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

The cheapest ana large<! stock OF Fashion
able Hats, at DEALHAM 5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

The finest Of Merchant Taylor'S Dress Suits
AT DEALHAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19
TELENRAPUIC NEWS.
Ten Years in The PcnitenfIarF.

DISPATCHES TO TIE GAzETTE.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19
cow. n htsss'E.4f4.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Deer. l9-Wheat Is
firm for best grades, and prises are la2c better {;
offerings of 1920 bushels, with sales Of white at
IL and 10 for fair to good, and red at lO5 for
ordinary, and l2O, l23, l25 49, III, Us and 1870,
according to qnaity-ctter for choice. Corn is
active for good dry lots offerings of HI bush
els, with sales If white ut 81 and 81, and mixed
at So Oats are very firm; offerings of .3332 BUSH
els with sales at G3 for damaged, and ID and 10
for good samples. Nothing doing in Rye
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

All goods warranted as represented at
DEAIIIAM'S S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

LONG BRIDGE. The attention of Mr.. X. L.
DuBarry Superintendent Of the Baltimore aud
Potomac railroad, having been called to the
condition of the roadbed of the Long Bridge
he has had several car loads of gravel dumped
upon the bridge, aud gang of meo are busiy
engaged in rounding up the road. This is an
Improvement, and MIR. DuBarry deserves the
thanks of the public Tor his early attention
to- it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19
LIST sDF Is,TTEifsS

The finest aud largest variety Of Shirts
all description, at DEALHAM S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake Norfolk, TO 7 A
Reed. Her passengers report the steamer
Georgcanna, from Baltimore for this port, at
Coles Point, Lower Machodock blowing her
distress whistle rs the Lady of the Lake passed
there last night.
PASSED UP.
Schr Mary Hickman from Philadelphia, for
WaI hington.
SAILED.
Steamship g II Stout rhiladelphia, by F A
Reed.
Schr Narcissa Fredericksburg, by John p
Agnew.
PASSED DOWN.
Schrs Ehoda Holmes and Royal Arch.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Oliver Ames, hence for Providence,
passed through Hell Gate 18th.
Sclr Addie Baisdell, hence, at Boston 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

Remaining in the Alexandria, Va. Postolice
December 10, 1874.
Persons calling Tor letters will say they are adj
vcrtiscd and give the date Of the list
If not called for within thirty days. they will be
cont 70 tho Annd llttnr ntlirn In Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

DEER HUNT. The Warren Sentinel says ::
On Wednesday, December 10th, a party of
gentlemen, among them Col. Dodd,. of New
York, Mes<rs j. q. Taylor, of Baltimore, W.
W. Eastman, of West Virginia and 7: w.
Cloud, left fer deer chase in the Fort Noun
laius, neal It's mouth" The chase was ex-
citing, and the party haviog killed TWO, return,
ed to town The first deer was shot BY L. w.
Cloud aud the second by Col Dudd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19


Shipping aud Commission Merchant
ap3-I No. 10 Union wharf.
MENTAL CARD.
Daring my absence from this city as Professor
Of Dental Mechanism in the Baltimore College
.. Dcnta surgery, my practice mere will be IN
charge Of Dr.. ID. \. BUST, whose long assocA-
ton with me renders any endorsement OF his
ability on my part unnecessary. the liberal f.
yor SHOWN me in the past l bespcak Tor him, as
.urng my friends and patients that he is ia eve
r. sense worthy OF IT,
oct Z7-tl JAMES B. HODGKIN.
- SLEIGH BASKETS
OF ALL SIZES,
On hand and made 10 order of the best mate
lily Il workmanship cannot be e1celled. For
SAFE Il. low rates.
Canc->c;.ling and repairing neatly done. Sat-
i.facLion su .rautced II! every Instance.
JOSEPH HCHLEVOGT,
dec l5.3t No 81 5. Royal st., Alex, Va.
.27HlTE OAK KNEES WANTED:
w ), i !, 5 and ~ inches WHITE OAK
ROOT Il tES, OF best quality, wanted by the
A!exandra Marine Railway and Ship-bul.diEg
Co., at their yard, in Alexandria, Va
Also WHITE OAK TlMBER:
dee l5-lm W. A. SMOOT, President
A CIDULATED Ca En- n K LOZENGEKS
~ o our own make, an excel lent remedy for
sore Throat, Hyrseness, &e., price 25c per box,
dec IS E. 5. LEADBEATER s. BRO.
~ AACkEkEL.
~ RBLS NO. MACkEREL for sale low
dec lee, uOOE s. JOHNSTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

RA1LRnAD R,cEIrTs.-The following were
the receipts by the w. G., Y. NJ. i 4. 5. K. L.
this wee
Corn 1865 bushels, wheat 572D rye 100, oats
900 corn meal Is ear corn ~ bbls, beans 40
bushels, ch"stnuts DO, walnuts 30, turnips Gu,
bucIwhcat TO- sunlnc IS sacks dressed hogs | IA,
dressed poultry % bolS and boxes, hay $50 bales,
fresh beet .9JG .bs flour 5j2 b5ls apples IS bbls.
tobacco 81 boxes. iun.b,r s. 600 feet. hides )
bales ard $50 hides, leather 81 rolls brooms ll5
bundles. butter Is bbls and trkins, whiskey II
bbs, dried fruit sacks taliow 8 bbs, lard :
frkins spoics 2U0 bundles, fur packs, feathers
, sacks fowls coops, vinegar 3 bbls, iron and
brass $3.50 lbs, eggs II bbls and boxes, pork 1875
bark Il 900 lbs, calf skins 4, cattle ) cars, hoops
i cars stone car.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-12-19

" . II T II + II o l. l d a S
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

payable in seven years from July l. 1874 with inter-
est at seven per cent per aDnum. payable semi-an-
nualy il also defaulted Oct. on its first mortgage
bonds and in circular issued to te holders OF its
first mortgage bonds made ai>llar proposition as
that stated above. sateDG mt of its earnings gave
S73O6ls as the net income for the year ending July
l. SO here we have q company which, by the show
ing Of It's Managers has earned in the past year o
net nearly 100000 greater than the interest on
lis first mortgage bonds defauting in the payment
of the said interest and passing into the hands OF
Receiver on the petition of the holders OF these
nnoonds. Are taa5 reports Of any of our railroads
worth the reading, when almost every week demon
strates the fact that they made to deceivef IL
is worthy of remark that it only as late as jan
%, 1874 that the first and second mortgage bonds OF
this company were admitted to the free list OF the
NewYork Stock Exchai g.,
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at the port of New-YOrk for the week ending
Nov. 20, and since the beginning of the year:
q a. ~. gts Sa 81 5000 sya 81 gss'isa s'sa sles47
Thrown on market. i,270,4ol 907,T6 l'3oo'l4o
Battered at the port s29 6337s slO9O5s543 slo0o99s59
Thrown marae l25, ,733,SO2 llO,2J2632 iOZ4ooo olo
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania 6s, 1ll!; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
1914: Reading Railroad. 5i3; Pennsylvania Railroad.
52l; Gold. l11i
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
PARA-Schooner Victor.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Nov 20. 1874
AsHEs-The slow aud Ashes unchanged quote
at 6la-. for Pots. and &C. for Pearls
BEESWAXTe market quiet and prices are rather weak
Western Southern quoted at 30 632l2c.
BROOM COIN AND CORN-Corn is fair and salabe; we
quote New Green Medium Green. 7RQs2c Short
Green Brush AMI ReipDed and Red at 6G62 cash
IASDLES-aie remains dull and values unchanged quote
Adamanne BE. II 15c for ii anl &c fOr
10 2oci farsh1 is os sud A-s AZ -o~-e a"'
OtFEE-The market for very quiet but steadily heldi
The COperncu arrived To-
ds with lined unsoh uD to a late
hour this evening" samples the market At the out ports
transacted and the market remains h sales
at New Orleans OF 1000 bags per Mera az S2 and 460 bags
ChpmlD AT II 's quote ordinary cgOes al d'
IliI fair do tS good do l99l94c; prime do, 2OlsD
add range lots 602 -e In mid grades We
have no trade remains quiet but hode are
arm quote Java at "a ass Ceyon ~
snto Domingo l6hGl7c: Porto Rico IL Ia gLc Costa Rca.
Mencan, lSdlgc: AugOsiua lIGl3ci saVanliia
3 ldl9 Lc, aud Curacao at l60 lSc
C0rTON-There active movement in spot Cotton e1
freely tie transactions quite no
er on spcuatye We have sdyance OF & ID
advance our quotations accordingly and the market closes steady
the Receipts at the shipping ports to-day 70 bses;
300 baes this last 49, III bas ots
sce Sept O53369 bales. to Wednesday night same time last
wear S2 bales including to-day consolidated 70 day) receipts
l2i COG bales exports to Great Britain 6l'92 bales; en
% Consodated stock O94 bales The OF yester
officially reported follows November
/! Sc; December li76c January, l5O6c Febnar lo3sci
Na,ch 72,: April 599 MAY l6-27c June 1885, July.
G 732c Fist cali 200 bales Is l3ldc 1000 do April
total bales call Nov. 3d. IA s 900 bales
March l5c 100 do April 10 l6c total 700 bales For future
delivery the 'oq36c ID higher with better demand AZ
The follows all on basis Of Low MdDSs;
q standard classification In force sept L. 1874
and on UoanJ q1sy not more lhan hSH
erade below the grade quoted -, ,,,r, So,
DrlnaU, 1913 strict O"Oi ofl!haryi li2 'iui"nf' AVs
Good ORD. l4ll Low Mid, li'4 . Good hil' I0
h.aI ts.n Itrf
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
FROM 2i O'CLOCK p. VI. To CLOSE OF BCsi
g A,cI DCK p n
FRIDAY, Nov. 20-P. ".


The railway speculation not notably active
to-day in any direction and there was continuance
of the late unsettled and despondent tone which
has been the characteristic of the last two or three
days speculation We have already adverted TO the
causes to which this is attributable and there is no
occasion on to-days writing, to materially modify
those views AT the opening, prices were about as
good they last night. but declined mate
rally until after the Board. recovering in
a great measure under the run-up in Lake
Shore and ruling firm at the / o'clock
board. Despite the vigorous efforts to sup
port Lake Shore by all the devices known to the
street, the rest of the market would not hold, and
late dealings limited, and at iful prices, the
market closing unsettled. One of the features OF
the Lake Shore speculation to-day has been the
offers to sell puts" upon the stock at 81 for 30 days
by the party who is generally credited with
having been the large buyer of the stock
yesterday. At one time q privilege TO deliver
10000 shares at 81 in sixty days for per cent bonus
the seller to deposit 10 per cent security for the
fulfment of his contract, offered; but upon its
being accepted the offer to sell the put" was with
drawn. 1t is guessed" by some that these offers
were only the indication of a desire to make mar
ket on which to sell real stock. Lake Shore finally
closed at decline of per cent from last nights
final prices The volume of business to-day was
very small in comparison with that of the earlier
days of the week. and the Board closed at about the
lowest prices of the day. The Opening. highest
lowest and closing prices of active stocks sold to-
N
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

1t appears by dispatch received yesterday from
Indianapolis that another railroad company had
passed into the hands of Receiver, Gen. Geo. b.
Wright having been appointed by the Circuit Court
Receiver of the Indianapolis, Bloomington and
Western Railroad. BY the annual statement OF
this Company for the year 1873, filed with the Sec
retary of the State of Indiana it appears that its
capital stock was S5,GS75OO first mortgage per
cent gold bonds, S5,OO0,00O; second mortgage per
cent currency bonds, Sl.5O0OO0; floating debt,
s56s $40; total. Sl2,75G3lO Its net earnings were
reported to be SG26S92 In addition TO the foregoing
bonds there are outstanding S5500OOO bonds secured
by mortgage on what is known as !. B. and w.
extension issued to build line of lSj miles west to
the Mississippi River. with branch of 80 miles to
Decatur. ILL., OF this extension l32 miles had been
completed and in operation before July /, 1873 Tho
Company first defaulted the 1st OF July, 1874,
on the extension and second mortgage bonds
at which time it was supposed the interest
on the first mortgage bonds would be paid when
due, Oct / but the company having failed TO fund
the coupons due July l. 1874 together with the next
four TO become due including those of July, 1876
~ it proposed. into "ceytuieatea VI Indebtedness
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
THE MYSTERY ! -,

MRS HENRY WOODS NEW BOOK
THE MYSTBRY Mrs Henry Wool Is published this day and
printed the manuscript yet pnbshed In England
and BY Lynne" 1t will doubt command
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Mrs fascinating Of narration distinguishing feature
popular works here all its integrity As
suhoress absorbing story East Lynne and Of the works
below her widely known that guarantee 10
,dvsuce publication secured for all her novels The
Mys;es previous efforts Of this accomplished writer
acceptable thousands Of readers Complete one
large volume. Price IS cents
MRS. HENRY WOODS NEW BOOKS.
THE MYSTERY. Price 75 cents.
THE SdUGGLER'S GHOST. Price 25 cents.
FIVE THOUSAND A YEAR Price 25 cents
THE RUNAWAY MATCH. Price 25 cents.
THE DIAMOND BRACELET. Price 25 cents.
CLARA LAKES DREAM. Price 25 cents.
THE NOBLEMANS WIFE. Price 25 cents.
MARTIN WARES TEMPTATION Price 25 cents.
THE LOST BANK NOTE. Price so cents
sale by all Bookseller copies Of any one
or all Of sent postpaid place RENTING price to
the publishers,
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
oOGC de hia Penn
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Nov 0-BssyKs-roias arrivals we're Al ears ~
7i ead-26 weehswken aud is Jersey oy aus
III - heal against ,2li tesi 10,
last week. TX Of lev prime sni
IRA the manly .nd mel
Prices we're any maBane uneOmmon dull sad nos
held The butchers Uunbed a. 'a pes
enough Immediate ps.Sns
wte the sellers affirmed that most Of ths e.s sou @sS
actual condition OF ths trade snno,
Looked for nent sand. sd oa
day OF tie demand for beef TO Poau ss
hal of Ttaakseyng a. "oai not es
50 yrrs "A ~ materially the elo'e OF ssu non"si ias
uaasssuyas " "a, wsse d xa3A~ p F" we' ''~S'~ '~~
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

There is no change in the money market. and call
loans were done all the way out at Si04 por cent on
acceptable collateral though United States bonds
rates were cheaper. Prime mercantile paper sold at
toe per cent. The United States Treasurer re-
ceived 100000 in National bank notes for redemp-
tion. The Internal Revenue receipts were SS22,OO
Government bonds are fairly active and frm all
the leading gold-bearing descriptions being at full
figures, in sympathy with gold We annex the
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
he following are the bids:

Railroad bonds were dealt in on much more
moderate scale than usual, the aggregate trade
scarcely reaching $4,000. prices being on the whole
steady Michigan Southern Sinking Fund sold at
lOii: do Second Mortgage az 99!. Michigan Central
Is at 100 Firsts of Co. c. and l. C. at G9! and $1,000
Seconds at 25. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
latest quotations

In Southern State bonds there was less than the
usual activity. The Tennessees were lower, new
eXcoupon issues selling at 56055s and new series at
So. Virginias are yet strong, Consolidated Skies
being Sc paid aud bid, matured coupons of the same
description selling at 81. The bids were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
PARTS l., H.. AND Ill ARE JUST PUBLISHED.
THE ART JOlIRNAL

Complete ~ monthly 81 each Reproducing the best
fspsge U t'toDs from the earlier Volumes OF The Aline
will contain with accompanying
will entirely
beyond competition pnce artistic character hvery Impression
carefully the f1est toned paper ana 10 pno
richest production oi pres wDs has
Won in a ua shor. worldwide reputation
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

RicET6sTe better steady a, Iorrns.
r1nse and 800 bags Rangoo9 a bOp at ZsaSs ss ss quotes
C,,coa ~ S5 5ns s 2 Io.n. r.r a & Fair 10 Prime
SPas a. So & RausoOn 6i,d6'. currency aud d0'a
'I9s Ts et bqt sale. wer. reSess
S Gs nd SrS SessSssS S at 3 y 65Ssa ga TO-
SOAP ,esiy with Ga small irse OSSns way sales i''
fEARiS is inactive Prime Ci o6.anable at isc
.; Ieyrw . With more active demand Developed
ma s 30 ssd % Ss % Gss nSr.e S ssT TSISSs S .n 5s So
e ud Centrifugal at & 400 SSi; aop pG1 SS, so p" =
eo oOY LOO hhis ssSs 7ec sat q ',,sa,
sSS GS1 IS 30 Sot. Sae; NSs &aa sasas W.
e9'g ssS fg%s css: So a. Scs a. s s:aad quiet Sai
chang = phIes We qIS sI PssieSe os
ia its sS. Sna SsSaateI .aS Al Al ioss ''''''
s also 100 900 evening Prime stock quoted
snail but p1cs remain sales Of the former a rih.
5 S Day. sGf 100 9s SS suSd na Sa iosSo .a 400
O SaIssY is se.ser With light demand decline sales Of 100
bbi, At 81 02,gsi O2l so bos. Alcohol at 81 OIL
T1s .n IL. sS demand is o%
are dull prices the boyer Paled are sas ~
rces rule steady cae, wOO are .Is. 'spDy and pn.s.
ns Sl1o:i' so and ID ,s i srn h California t
ra. about steady With o9y moderate sss 0ans e.. SSs
chiefly Medium grades There ,n., ,s' ..l' P'':Rs:
q 9 Tsf fsse. ISe bale. c's
51. Pal, California private 500 Spring California. private
tm 500 Oregon 800 bags pnvate terms
Is bsgs Extra private 5000 Fine Un..sae 80 ac "a
hse, Pl California private 10000 Combngs pvAts
terms: Is 900 Xxx oho private terms; 5000 % klts Pulled
nryate terms; bales Pail California, 26c 3eo0 10 Bas
,n Te,,s 25c; $4,000 10 Western Uavshe, private terms
5000 super isc 5000 reIa Ste 00oO Uowashed 4Oc
WJO M Combing tic. 5U00 ID Fall California pnvate terms
500 n sprpz California private 1000 ID Medium rers
uayatr terms Meaum Unwashed private terms 1000
,d Xxx Ohio Peeees In Boston, for New
YORK Of 100 bales Fall (Burry) California at lSe.
LONDON l7London auction for Common Wool ooes
today oJrps including 40 900 bsles Of Cape
ion well sustained Good Australian Cape Change from s
sales. Faulty Cape 2qld. lower.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

securities ruling quiet and steady. though Erie was
weaker. The foreign exchange market attracted
much attention. and after opening at "a S5l to the
pound sterling for 90 days bills, and "a S9i for de-
mand drafts. the latter class was advanced to "a w.
Still later there was further advance in both var-
cites TO "a Sc and "a 9O these rates nearing specie
shipping point. There has been much better
demand for bills from bankers as the supply
of sterling Is being rapidly absorbed at the Close
the tendency of the market is toward higher rates
although it is to be understood that much Wpi ae'
pend upon the condition of tho Lcnuon money mar
ket and the bank rate Gold opened at III, ana -
sympathy with the rise in foreign exchange at once
became strong and higher, rising to 11a on pretty
active business in the Gold Room We hear
of some specie packed for tO-morrOw's steamers.
On gold loans the rates were /, 2, and
per cent for carrying to fat The Assistant Treasurer
redeemed $4,000 in called 5-20s, and disbursed
$4,000 in coin interest on tho public debt. The
Import entries of foreign dry goods at port for this
the week amounted to S1.227l47. The amount
thrown upon the market footed up S1.36O,145. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared S39,O1l 900; gold balances
$i.36474l; currency balances, Sl5l9,6s9. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
GEMS FROM The ALDINE.

srss, Book nlusaativBs and Drawrs Class Copies
OF different and almost ever7
conceivable subject have put ~ IL an attractive eoyope ana are
now price e.dd make tbm popular
Tuyeope containing 50 beautiful ready and
viii be sent postage address for 81 kbea discount 10
NJ lfaaea
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21
,s,osrS i2ia strict Good Ooinary III, Mddling l5is
II, Joy Md 49, Good Mil. l6
Total. ...f.oti
-,g.I u. 80 ako,a ara 1sD hale ia arrive

Tnrulel I'm he al 45U baIes 10 ar07e
December 400, IA 25-32c yanusry
400 Is Lies 900 Is 33lc; February. 900 - 1922;
March 500 l5.ci April 300 IS l32e; June 100 IL sl6;
100 rs 1922: total 5000 bales. Closing NOvemte
ii 25S9i pe5e IA J,Po,sGy r. p, y '35,i N,,
i6 SIC l32c; June l6 1892 81 market dm Sales to-day
40 to p m-NoVember 100 IA q 100 n "a 2'S2S; ;
Il 2as2c 7Oo l4Ts: 800 u 1882, o 5O0 i4Ts' 9 239
Is 5.32c 700 lGc; 500 j32c 400 10 3i6e LH2o
T. z2 81, Fsg99 S af Zoo 800 S S IS HS ijS ~ ISL 700
b. April 500 rs 3.32e 100 10 ll6Gj go 10 3'32ei
800 is 7l6e Jane 200 l6Ss 100 10 2iS 80 Jod 10 1922
-ry Cod are selling slowly but about steady We
GEORGES Bank So snd Pcked do IS 10 Maeerel are not
s, freely offered business only limited seai herrngs
are u and easier .uppy ample Box berng sre dull and IN
altered. -. -. ..i.,
owing 10 the evidently less To sell Ibe os
rs are m scarce salab Pamy grades quiet AT TIE
co, The market ncemen weather checks business pnces
are without quotible casage sale. Of 300 6oS we qats
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

TIE ALUINE PASSE-PAhIUIIS. -
requests the publishers Of IHB ALDlNE
Of their most beautiful plates for
psTtOut irAmug
The Ted beautifully nted mat with hand
red boric, hne. .
Is Only left for the customer to and fold
attached 10 dr and this be done by child
81 subjects, 1918 inches. 25e; with glass, 1Oc
for 81 when selection is left publishers
6su jects. l0Il2l2 inches zoe. with glass; 46c.
7subjects, 62XS inches l5o with glass, 4Oc
IL subjects. l4Il9 inch ., Soc; with glass, 81.
Sent By naa without glass postpaid, tor Drcs.
CANvASSEKS WANTED
THE ALDINE COMPANY,
~ 4 L.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-21

City bank shares were quiet Fourth National
selling at 9s9 for fifteen shares and % for ten more.
Fifty-two shares Bank of Commerce sold at III.