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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
STATE AND NRIoHDoRHooD NEws-
There is only.onC restaurant in Wellsburg

STATE AND NEIGHDoRHooD NEwS-
There is only.onC restaurant in Wellsburg
the one kept by John Lewis.
Oh. Vsudlver has succeeded VIM. q.
Clayton as editor Of the New Creek
Tribune.
Miss Cornelia Z. Jacob, OF Wellsburg,
was married on the 18th 10 Mr.. w. A
Robson, Of Bloomfield, Indiana,
The fifth semi-annual. session Of tho
West Pittsburgh District Conference was
held In Wellsburg on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last. week,
Mr.. John Daley declines &c. rebuild tho
GlsdCs Hotel which was recently destroy
ed by fire. His insurance on the hotel
was $4,000.
Women do carpenter work in Monon-
gala county, West Virginia; at least we
notice that a Mrs. Louisa Ferrell fell from
scafold where she was work weather.
boarding a house few days ago.
The Grafton Times has suspended.
The editor states that,when he has better
facilities he will resume Its publication.
The merchants Of Steubenville have
formed Trade Alliance" the object Of
which Is 10 protect the merchant from
customers who are not in The habit OF
paying their bills. VIM. Day is Presi-
dent; r N. Brown, Treasurer and Jas. E.
standley, Secretary.
Col. Ben. Wilson's official majority was
only one hundred and sixty-eight. This
ia not much OF which 10 boast. Goil
scared him like the mischief anyhow
Piedmont Gazette.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
Taxation in New York.


The increasing rate of taxation In New
York City and the growing volume OF
municipal expenses arc exciting alarm
among the prperty holders, and the
opinion Is expressed that unless there is
some check 1t will in many cases work
practical conascation. Rents have de-
clined on an average TO- about one.thlrd
OF the rate they were three years ago, both
for places Of business and private resi-
dences, and still further reduction Is
demanded. The city debt is stated 10 be
nearly one hundred and fifty millions, and
Tsmmany has regained possession Of the
city treasury. The value Of city property
has been increased this year, $45 5000 900
over 1878, and this in face Of the TACT of
decline in the.msrket value. The present
rate Of taxation is g so on the 800, with
a prospect Of its increase for the coming
year. The Herald, in commenting upon
the financial condition Of the city, asserts !:
at Is notorious that half the money ex.
pended by some Of the municipal depart
ments Ia used for political or personal pat.
ronsge, and not for the interest or the bust.
ness Of the city. Tho appropriations
should be cut down with a firm hand, and
the heads Of departments should be made
TO understand that they must conduct
their private business, and not make them
the vehicles of patronage to their follow.
ers and friends. We have reached a point
when by departmental extravaganza and
incompetent financial management the
real estate owners Of the city are in dan.
ger Of seeing their property practically
conAScated, and 1t Is sbou! time they
should take some steps for their own pro.
tection.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

A JUDGE ELECTED by TIE BAR In
der a recent. law enacted by the Yves,
Virginia Legislature it Is provided that
when, from any cause, the regular Judge
fails to appear on the first day Of Court,
a majority Of the bar present shah choose
some one Of their profession learned in
the law, who, alter taking an oath pre-.
scribed, shall open Court and preside in
the place Of the Circuit Judge. ]. W. F
ALLEN being too unwellto attend, the bar
on the first day Of Court, Tuesday, elected
Hon Ralph Berkshire, late Judge OF the
Supreme Court Of West Virginia, who
had been applied to in anticipation OF the
necessity. lie has proved so far an &C
Ceptsble substitute, and given general sat-
isisction in the trial of causes.-Nesc
CrtGE Tribune, Nor. IA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

THE venerable father Of Gen. Nathan
Gof, in conversation the other day, stated
that he never heard bis son make speech
yet. In explanation he alleged that when
the young man made his debut, no did
not wish 10 DO present, lest the boy
might feel embarrassed in awe Of paternal
criticism, and that since he learned from
the public voice that Nathan was an
orator, his ambition was satisfied without
taking the trouble Of personal veriflcation.
Times
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

NEW FURNACE. We have already
adVerted to the vein Of iron ore discovered
upon the farm Of Mr.. Gable, Browns
island, and the good quality of the ore
as revealed by an analysis. It is probable
that a furnace will be erected in the
vicinity Of the vein at an early day.
Crews new single track railway Is 10 be
used in tho shipment OF ores, etc, about
the wOrks.-SteubenuiR6 Herald d Ners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

REDUCING THE CosT OF LlvINO.-The
sovereigns of industry are abroad in Yer.
mont. They have trebled their number
Ia the two councils at St. Johnsbury, and
councils were organized at Bellows Falls,
Montpelier and 81. Adams last week, and
these councils aren't going to go withOu,
near neighbors, either. In 81. Johnbury
they have brought meat down two cents,
flour about 81 per barrel, coal 50 per ton,
and they have just ordered $500 worth Of
groceries, on which they expect to make
Il saving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany is prospecting for the purchase Of
thirteen acres Of land lying adjacent 10
the track, west side, in West Grafton. II
Is intended, We believe, to make that the
headquarters Of Parkersburg division, in
case the purchase Of the territory is effect
ed Grafton Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

THERE arc onC.hundred and ten school
houses in Preston county, one hundred
and tour Of which are frame, four log,
Que stone, and one brick. Nearly all Of
them arc in good condition. Five new
school buildings have been completed this
year.
A large, convenient, and substantial
school building is in course Of erection in
the town Of Kingwood, at O cost of eight
thousand five hundred dollars.-PtSton
County Journal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
special Notloee,
LaughlIn's Infant Cordial,

Tho cnild's cure when teething-to relieve In
hAmmation OF the Gums, 10 allay uncRsIness, to
quiet Collie Pains, TO promote Sleep, 10 cure
hummer Complaint This we consider ono OF the
most valuable remedies to be kept in the family
are selling thousands Of bottles, and have 10
mend 1t tn be.
AorHaRs, have you Sickly, teeLktng babe that
TURNS the HOURS OF NIGHT (When you 90 long
woHRIHENT and CARR! Cry Cry-Ctv-all day
and all night longi II You haVe-Hsten 10
reGson-be convinced, hesitate no lon1er-R FEW
drops OF INFANT CORDIAL and your ehtld WILL.
DO rAcIFIED, and SWEET, REFRESHING eLKEP will
taKe tue place Of WAKERUL SUFFERING procure
at once bottle. Sold by All Druggists and
LAUGHLIN BROS. 3 co, PropriCtors.
Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ NORTH WHEELING PROPERTY.

James F. Barnes, Complainant,
Matilda A. Vesey HG!, Defeld's.
BY virtue Of decree rendered In tho above
entitled Cause at the September Term, 1914 Of
the Municipal Court OF Wheeling, tho under.
tiSned Special Commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, November q, 1874,
ECU Of public auction at the front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, the following
property in John McLure's addition, viz: Lots
~ AND ~, and strip OF ground adjoining lot 8
feet, az inches. Said property will DO sold in
four parcels, according TO su6.divislon on Ole
among the papers In this cause, made by W, g
smith, Eco, City Surveyor. Lot No. /, on tho
corner o. Market street and Alley No. ., fronts
o. sset ~ inches on Market street. with depth
81 90 leet, and has thereon erected large brick
dwelling house; Lot No. 3, on tho east side Of
Goal street, fronting 80 fcct thereon, with A
depth OF 65 felt inches, and has thereon erect.
ca small tenant house; Lot No. :, on the east
ssae OF Goal street, and adjoining Lot No. , on
the north. fronts 80 feet on said street, with a
depth Of 65 feet inches; and Lot No. I, on tho
east side OF Coal street. fronts 20 feet 10 Inches
thereon and corners on Alley No 2, with depth
OF 65 feet.
TIRxs or sALz7one.third Of tho purchase
menIs in 6 and 10 months, with interest from
day OF sale, the purchaser giving bond and seen.
MY for the deferred instruments, and tho title
being retained Rs further security until nav.
ment In full, but with liberty 10 each purchaper
10 pay Hllor greater proportion than one.thlrd
Of his bid in hand.
A ]. CLARKE,
Special Commissioner.
oci9C-tod GEO. a. WlCKHAM, Auct!oneer.
The above sale Is adjourned to SATURDAY
December 8. 1874. lows
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

FlNNEY in Brooklyn, New Yoik, on Thurs.
day, November 18th, Chief Engineer ISAAC u.
FlNEzY, U. y. Navy.
YA1ER.--on Saturday afternoon, November
q, 1874, at O'Clock, CARL YAOs R, aged 90 yeats
months.
Funeral from bis late residence, No. 1874 Chap.
line street, this afternoon at o'clock. Frlends
OF the family are invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

ONE dose o! Democracy cured Wis
consiu. Last year the State went TWEEN
ty thousand Democratic, this year nearly
as much the other way.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
sep2S
A SALE BY TRUST DEED.

~
The undersigned, by virtue OF . Deedof Trust
executed TO hun BY Ellen Stanley, dated the I'd
Gay OF October 1878, ard now OF record in the
ONCE OF tho Clerk Of the County Court Of Ohio
county In Deed OF Trust Book No. 6, page lls,
will sell on
SATURDAY, the 10th day Of December, 1871,
at 10 o'clockA. NJ. at public auction, in front Of
the Court House Of Ohio county, 10 the highest
and best bidder all OF lots no II and l2, together
with tho buildings thereon, situated at the
corner east OF Main street and north OF MArshall
street, in the Sixth Ward OF the city OF Wheel
ing, being the same property that was conveyed
TO said Rlen Stanley by Jacob and Mary snyder
BY deed bearing date January 5h, 1872, The
Trustee will convey only such title as Is granted
10 him by the Deed Of Trust above mentioned.
TERMS OF sALH-One-third cash. one.third in
six months from day Of sale, and the remaining
third In twelve months from day OF sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with acceptable so.
curitY, bearing interest o. the rate OF SIX per
cent per annum from day Of sale for each OF SAID
deferred instAllments.
JOHN o. PENDLEroN, Trustee.
j. CnAABsRs HERvEr, Auctionecr. noy.4-3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
Educational,
w KEELING FEMALE COLLEGE

HItoty.-Founded by the citizens Of Wheel.
ing lof the liberal education OF their daughters
Incorporated In le50-Twenty four years success
Inl operauon-AlumnAo over lSO-Porty.four
gtate, Ancient aud Modern IaneuGees, Irt and
conservatory Of Music. Full and thorough
course Of study.
fdeutty.--Able and experienced instructors In
every department-thirteen teachers In all.
FupllS sui received and charged proportlonate
AAstor west eep2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

Tickets to all principal points In the East AND
west can DO procured OF the Union Ticket Otice,
IN ALure HonSe, and Of the station at Bridee.
poI; F. r. MYERS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23
General Notices.
Thomas H. Norton,
Financial and Business Agent,
NO. 1850 main ST., WHEELING, ". VA.

respectfully tender my services to the public
IN the transaction OF any financial or other bust
ness In my line.
l buy tnd sell Gold, Governments, Stocks
BONDS and Cotton, upon commission, corddc.
Ing this branch OF business by telegraph dlrec;
with members OF tho New York Gold, Stock and
Cotton Exchanges, thus insuTing prompt ard
careful execution Of all orders entrusted 10 me.
Pardes wishing 10 operate arc enabled TO do so
BY depoeiung q reasonable margin to cover due.
tuaiions in prices. The det.Ils OF the system
explained and fall Information given on ApplI
make collections and prosecute claims In all
parts OF the United States and Canada, without
charge unless successful.
make Investments and negotiate loans upon
CITY Property, Commercial Paper, Bank stocks
Bonds, &c,
secure additional capital for merchants, man.
ut4cturers and incorporated companies, and
advise parties with capital DESTROYS OF engaging
In business Of approved opportunities.
attend generally 10 any description OF bust.
ness that can be prosecuted by correspondence
throughout inc Union, oct27
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

respectfully tender my services TO the public
IN The transaction OF any financial or other bust
ness In my line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-23

80 ca,es Concentrated Lye.
Ito =" Matches.
barrels CARROTS Snufs.
90 boxes CARROTS Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Nader PRINT,
500 Indigo Spanish Float.
Is barrels Chip Logwood.
20 Chip TustIc
At LAU9HLTN BROS. 4 co.'s
1000 pounds Grain Pepper-Singapore.
SO Cloves.
900 Allsplce.
: 20O Nutmegs-GoVerrmen
60O pounds Cream Tarter, pure and choice.
MU Mustard, In cAuB and In bulk.
Jamaica
Co1's GGlAtine, Arrow Root, Taploca and saso.
oe99 at LAUGHLIN BROS. & CO.'S
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
@eatbefs.
Ofean steamers


k,hVhDr Irpn STA ATgs MAIL STEAMSHIPS
tn pfyHoITTU CHBRB0URG. AND hAMBUh0
will sail froin new ok a. iono"N
A"eN's- C0RTIR Capt wilson November lI
IEssIN0 CAM, Toosbuv. December L.
tcn Rsee Line Pier. foot Of flfst ST. hoooken
~ RATES OF PASSAGE D
pryNorrTU LONDON. CHERBOUkd AMI hAmBUkG
c.bn srst saloon 500 god second saloon, 200 god seers
S1 Preps,d tickets from Hamburg S2i currency
For freight apply PUNCH, Epib co. ~ s1a,e "iAms@
ror pAssaeo App" =" ~ General Agents. ll3 Broadway
DOR LIVERPOOL.
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS.
THE IrvpppooI AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
will d,,p.eb one Of their full iron steamships
FROM PIER No 40. N. R., EVERY TUESDAY.
Is follows;
wyuMIyo Cant, Bxppox. November g. at 80 D.
NEVADA Capt PRICE. lo al 3;Vo p m
"a AZ o'oo D. m
WISCONSIN Capt Freeman. december ], at l2m
CABIN passage, $50, gold
ste,,ee passage (o6ce No. 20 Broadway at low rates
For freight oil cabin passage. apply TO
WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN. No. 90 walls.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10

exhibiting concessions in prices and duness in the
general movement. On the whole the market
to-day has been marked by feverishness and
ndecision. which may be taken an indi-
cation that the power Of the bull and bear
forces is for the time being about evenly
balanced. The volume of business has been
quite up to that of Saturday, and the leading
shares have been Lake Shore, Ohios, Union Pacific
Western Union. Wabash, Pacific Mail, Northwest
ern, st. Paul. Erie, and New-York Central. Com
pairing today's closing prices with those OF satur-
day, Lake Shore and Pacific Mall have each ad-
vanced ! ; Hannibal and st. Joseph. Northwestern,
and Union Pacific each Il Ohio and Mississippi and
st. Paul, each !; and Rock Island and Wabash each
!. Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Preferred declined
per cent, and New York Central and Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph each per cent Other stocks
upon tine list show change in price, The OPEN
ing, highest, lowest, and closing prices OF active
atOc ka sold today are "a follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
MONDAY. Nov. e-P. VI.

MONDAY, Nov. Q-P VI.
The railway and miscellaneous snare market was
without new interest as indicating the future incn-
ton of the manpuators Of the leading shares though
an active business was done in the leading roads.
During the first half hour prices atter opening firm
ruled steady. and after the Board unsettled The
best prieSv'Tere made about midday, tho afternoon
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Morp,r. N.r 0. ls7A

III y,
H,9FfEE-The nAskS s Rio stsad. aud Quotations are
Ordinary cwg,es az 6i4el6iac Fair d. AZ lSdlste :
Do 81 leael9ls, fnne DO at 2Oh@2ohei and extreme
~ frr lets, sLg2 The stocks thi. al an
Is 4fblO bsgs ineudns IL 900 bss here oOv
b,, AZ (afyeo. Ne 0resbs 500 ~ NJ saysnpsa
400 b. AZ ,srsoa 1908 Hsmptoa Rp+c and 200
has q psuas ysades steady With tat hlso dong Sales
~ YpS hss, osta koa eyeung 10 s., soj
pE,GR setye inaary for tie acenmodsnoa
moderate decline Of steam rates. The engsge
.s. sss,sr Ts yerpoo stsm o. 900 busl. Grain
Sd st 4O; By sail 10000 6asa do at %
s 800 5ed To Loodon. BY 1000 be
Pic.l "a lbL .A By . 100 bale. Hair At 2o. To 6.so.
quiet, without material sdsnSe epbHs GefA..
bsrh viii A0VQ bbk Rs6ssa Pssssssn vu Bacvs brsoo.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
New 11nbliratious.
ROBERTS BROS NEW BOOKS.

Ready Ills Day;
THE NATURALIST ON THE RIVER AMAZON.
Record Of Adventures Habits Of Animals with Sketches of Bra
LIE aud Aspects Of uBder the Equator during
Eleven Years Of Taves By H. W. Bates With as Illustrations
Pnoe 81 80.
MISCHIEFS THANKSGIVING,
AND OTHER STORIES. By Coolidge author
DID" and The New Years BArgain" With Illustrations by
LeJys PTee 81 30
MORE BEDTIME STORIES.
Chandler Moaton With Illustrations by Adke Jdsa
Uniform with ed-Tine Stories" Price 81 80.
- Sold BY all Booksellers. Mailed postpaid BY the Pubhhes
ROBERTS BROTHERS,
BOSTON.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING Thb
UNITED STATES MAIL.
NBW AND PCLLPOWERBb SrEANSHIPS
sainng Fewfort SATURDAYS from Liverpool THURS
DAYS. ca ing at Cort hsrbo, esrb
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. Nsvcrabee IA at 800 a n
BALTIC sATURDAf November 81 AZ 300
CELTIC. sATURDAf. Dec. 3, at E00 D..
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Dec H. OF 500
kkPUBLtC. SATURDAY Decegber 10. a; 200 o. n
Prom Tire whte stai pesk. Per 81 KeStA iayet
fasscpger Accommodations ot AL esssel unryae eonbsmE
sAPBfY SPEED AND COMPOkr.
naioon' sAt-rosrs snok bathrooms mdhp
non where es notion & Surgeon am sewardess
tese steaI1ssS.
kATSS-ssoos $50 Return Tckets 3l40 gold steersse
At low rsA Those wishing hr fenas OLD Country
can now obtain certificates at io<
P,sengen no0kea IRON of Anenoa. Pans
Norway Sweden India Australia. China &c
Drafts rsn FL spwarI.
For 1spea"n d ans and other nformsaon app tn.
'~cea NO 's nr"sdWsT. hew-iork J. CORTI5 Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10

Dec 52373 800 1i 1S600 7156l00 3sNf0O
Dee 500 257 191 300 900 2I25i0o 670o
Dec 27I95 100 25 800 es7 900 "a 900 100
74Jan. 3s9 500 25s c9i 500 2 ~ 800 n iSl0 ~
IAN 1723 $40 900 81 100 n 800 O36609
jan "a 500 s6, 500 81 800 554ls500
Ian al 921 no a0 os7 100 a. ri on 100 e.
Eeb 7o2o o6s sfO 26g COS 100 26
fen "a go 40 100 ar
Feb o o39 7s7 400 80 % 600 s72l00
Feb. % 800 230 coo 3S63OW 6olo0GO0
Mar 100 900 700 &C. 800 25775100 950O0
Mar. "a 238 500 2S8 200 2s07+,lO I6w5O olttoVU
Mar. al $40 100 285 Ill 100 279t,3O 3EOO oloo2op
Mar. 200 26 6o6,0OD 267lI oVlfO
Apr,l 4237 gI 400 800 726 100 100
April II 23s roo 700 a. 600 26 600 563 100
April ls 81 800 400 26TgT 5,53s00
April 700 100 23 23G00 26 b5,l6Js0
May 223ll $50 69O 6i0 81, $4,000
May 9236 236 800 20 $40 600
MAY l6236395 27 900
May 23232i39OO 5s7 GOO 900 j7foO3O
May 0223 800 400
June 623 2S066S SIT 26727 500 4561O0
June 200 26Tsi s90SO0
June 2022 800 92l 900 &C. 500 60 95
uue 27l2a g29 200 200
July 324 79i 800 49, 900 5 800 62923 200
JuIy IL 2f35256OO 63 eco 800
July 10 600
July 27 243i33OO 500 6f
Aug 12427il 800 100 25 GOO 637iSO0
Aug 24226l 2576220O 65 $685. 800
Aug 237 10000 665496O0
Aug 2223 go $4,000 100 c. 5s 100
Aug 90 135 600 100 576 5I 900 65 eI
Sept 90 800 81 1900
Sept IL 900 27984 900 400 LOO
Sept 10
Sept 26 900 100 600 g. 04
Oct 1896 IS
Oct. 102S1, 200 800 lee4e7oo 2sl5soo e239t2oo
Oct. II 12270O 200 I6 m 800 2 800 J6970O0
Der. "a 22G 800 2Sl 700 S 5 900 500 81 $4,000
Oct 81 225 700 2s1 l2o2l 100 o5750 600
Nov. 7226 900 1856 66 100 574 800 800 7o0
TABLE orme Average AMOUNT Of Loans Specie, Creuia
Cify of New-Iork for he ~eek ending Saturday, Noe.
T. 1874
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
We annex closing quotations for foreign exchar

The course Of the money market is unchanged,
and loans are as usual reported at % and per oent
for demand and A and for the remainder of the
year. Prime mercantile paper is selling at to per
cent. The Treasury at Washington received S33O,OO0
National bank notes for redemption
Government bonds were strong under continued
demand from the late buyers and close on the basis
Z IL Z .tc.A..
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The London market was reported quiet. there
being a dearth Of business doing by reason of O
dense fog prevailing. British consols were steady,
and United States bonds shade easier, the Bank of
England losing in bullion withdrawn on balance to-
day f3S,OOO. The foreign exchange market was
very firm again to-day on tho nominal basis given
below. and sales reported at 484sG46 for long
bills, and at 4.e8i04s8i for demand drafts. The
frmness of exchange gave to gold strong tone. and
all the sales at 110s@ll0s, the business being
as usual limited On gold loans the rates were fiat,
one and two per cent for borrowing and one per cent
for carrying. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
81 O67O 900 on called bonds and $4,000 in coin in
terest. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, $25 $1,000; gold bal
ances, S1,3iO,lOO; currency balances, $l,479.2si.
The quotations were as follows:
1000 .ll0li ;l30.1l0i4 l00""ll0h 2t30..."llOss
1850 ..llOls l2:UOll0lf 30.."l10s 800. ll04
il:OO...IlOI l2:3l...llO4 2:OO..."Il0S 0Il0ss
The days business at the U. S. Sub-Treasury COM
prised:
d rec.,p,, s5l6023 OF Curreuc, pavme 81 6O29 80
o rsymeuts 726 o. Currency 54 59S 1853 OF
basuce 30 7530o3 81 CustOns. 3oiOOO w
Currency receipts 6iI62O ~
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10

Railroad bonds were firm aud in good demand.
The Pacific issues led the market in strength and
activity, reaching higher prices than for some time
past. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10

OIrcudtIcu''- s%oVo@j'Vo'
The transactions at the Clearing ghouse for the past
week compare follows with those of the previous
week:
Clearngs for the week ending Oct -
Clearlngs for the week ending Nov. 7..... 463s0 23
Balances for the week ending Oct 3.... 10 93s99 Cs
Balances for the week ending Nov 7....- 2o5s94O9 IS
The earnings of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany for the month of October, 1874 $l507O0O;
1873, S137547O; 1872, S12S5567; earnings first ten
months, 1874, Sll,s4.9O3j 1878, S11.574276; 1872.
$105930l1.
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railway
Company were: October. 1874, S3S,02l 81; October,
1873, $323sOO G6; increase, II 67-100 per cent.
S5722O IS.
The Philadelphia stock market is firm Penn
syvania 6s, Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
l6!: Reading Railroad 54I; Pennsylvania Railroad.
50; Gold. 11Os.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10

The Bank Statement compares as follows With
former returns:
1873 DsP:as I1:'a s'se' 0r'1:do' Les; T''.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-10
THE MARKETS.
lCreiun' reported tor THx rRIBuSs.I
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
B.RBApoEs-grig wsubun.

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The following complete list Of exports a12sA IL vessels which
were cleared to-a7 for :ogei2n pors