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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
How Does He Stand.

propouuds this notify question to HuRDs Toledo
organ:
Will Hurd's organ inform ne how he stands
upon the question II dividing the Cemmou
School Fund. He is q member of the Catholic
church. and that church isreported TO be work.
ing anxieusly 10 secure . division Of this fund
30 as to establish . separate school. This 10
striking death blow to the educational interest.
Of our State. VIII the D. and n. tell MS how
be atAn nda on this question. CoMMoN ScaooL.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

This may seem old to the
public because so often used and
so seldom carried out in good
faith, nevertheless the secret to
success is embodied in the above
brief saying; and as We again
throw our banner to the breeze,
under the old firm name of
A. G. Williams & Bro,
we pledge ourselves to fair deal
ing with all who may favor US with
their patronage. We have ever
been opposed to selling one ar
ticle at less than cost to bate the
unwary, and then have to charge
two or three profits on other
goods in order to average our
profits, the like Of which is be-
ing done every day with appar'
ent success, and THAT too at the
expense of the purchaser. BE
wise and buy where you pay q
fair price for everything and
then you will "Live and Let
Live"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
cleveland Medical CoIIeK..-rh. pr

Cleveland Medical ColleKs.-Ths pre-
lininary course Of Lectures At the Cleveland
Medical College, commences on Wednesday
September 23d, /, at $50 P. ~, and continues two
weeks. The Winter session begins on Wednea-
day, Oct. 7th, with the Introductory by Prof. Ed
W. Worley. All msdioGl students are cordial
" invited 10 attend. Isaac N. HiNks.
Seo'y OF Faculty
Cleveland, Sep. 81, 1874. 23d.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

MuncI Musici!-The undersigned, we'll
known in this community, Is now ready 10 give
lessons ia Music Vocal, or Instrumental, on Pi'
Ano, Organ, MslOdson, Violin, or Brass Instru
msuts. Orders may be lsn at T. Yssger's, j.
Ebsrly's, @. HoAman's or At this ONCE. Terms
q. A. GwMNIa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
PERRYsBURG MARKETS,
ooAEEorHB WEEKLY BT ouBEET BEACH AND
JAAHs ?. AVERILL.
aIo 70 1000 inves Ie d in Wall street

Often leads TO a fortune. Pamphlet with ex-
pia nations and statistics Of Railroads, Stocks,
Bonds, 60, with other valuable information.
mailed on RECEIPT Of 90 cents. Address ALEI.
FAorHISeHAM & Co., BANKERS and Brokers' IL
Wall Street, N. Y. len
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
Death of Joseph Crabb.-On Mon

DeAth OF Joseph CrADD.-Un Monday
last, at his residence in this place, JosEPH
CRABB departed this life. He never fully
recovered from the bruises received at the
hands OF FRED HILLADRAED. The funer-
al services took place at his residence, on
Tuesday, conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Col
MAN, of Toledo, and was largely attended
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
A mAcDALINE,s DEATH /.


1.-THE following verses, breathing the true spir.
u OF postry, we're found on a crumyled piece Of
papsr In saiehsl isft ~ the state-rooun Of .
young and beautiful woman, who baa Jumped
overheard from one of the Fall River steamers,
two or three years ago, while on the passage
from New York. The storySas told By the Chi
eaEo TibHRs, 10 inexpressibly tonohing bu, the
substance OF u may be found below. The
authorship Of the piece 10 unknown.l
can no ion0sr endure this poliutink,
This fostering breath
Gladly hy N the refuge that's lsft me-
Mereiful deaih,'
Not sadly, tearfully,
But gladly, ohesrfully
Go 70 my DEATH
Priests NAV refuse 10 grant sanctihed burial
Here unto me
Father, thank Thssi . blessing is always held
Over the sea,
Ay, in its widest foam,
Az, Ia the thiskest gloom,
Blest 10 the sea.
Welcome. o Seal with thy brsakings and dash
iugs,
That never will cease
Down 10 thy angriest, stormisst waters
Oh, hide me In peace.
Say " the weary race,
"Coms 70 thy resting place
Slumber In peace"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

--"GOldsmith Maid" was shod in Springfield
the other day and tho nails Of her old shoes
we're carefully preserved for watch charms by
those whs hspPsusd TO be preseut ou tue 0cca-
sion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

We. Us, Our 4 Goa short time since
our Bowling Green contemporary claim.
ed that the editorial tive" belonged ex.
clusively to editors, and not to cores
pondents. Our Weston contemporary
has adopted the same system.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
LOCAL MATTERS
NEW ADVERTIsEAHENTs;
QheriA,a Aala--C. q. Baird.

Single copies Of the JouRNat can be had
Of Mr., &. d. Ross, al the Postofloe.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

When an apotheoAry goes to taking his drams
be pretty soon gives up his seruplea.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

Here 10 the wait and warning OF an unhappy
Hsbraskian. Il is expressive II not elegant ;
sDont come to Nebraska don't allow any
body else TO come here because Il Il h-ll here
In the shape Of ,234 67s, 200 900 eco 900 grass
hopperrl There has been q slight wheat hars
vest, and now every piece Of corn and potatoes
10 ruined. Dave Hi lost his entire crop OF corn
The fact is, desolation reiRrs supreme in the
heids. There is fair prospect Of want for the
homesteaders, and likely starvation for some.
Should like 10 borrow $500 Of some one that we
might escape the impending DOOM"
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
rolado and Dashler Aceommadation.

B-Figures IN Heavy TYPE Indicate heFunR
aud Passing Points.
The T#I Indicate Stations at which Trains
must come to Full Stop on a Signal.
D. Mel AREN ,Supt. Cincinnati.
JAS. B. .MohKoB, Gen'l Agent, Toledo.
CALvIS SHEPLBR, Agent, PerrysbuTR'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25
NEW PAINT SHOP,

House and Sign Painting,
Graining, Paper Hanging, Calcimipig and TIN
ting done to order, by
=. w. CHAPEL.
Also mixed Paints kept constantly on hand
;, shop on Front St, opposite Hardware Store
FerrysburR, Ohio. 49z
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1874-09-25

]THs ScIsSoE OF HEALrH, for October. opens
with an important article on the Causes Of In-
fant Mortality in Cities and contains also, The
Mysteries Of Drueopsthy HydrOphobierum
Msdicorum Our Amsrican Girls; Popular
Physiology, with Illustrations Ventilation A
.Dyspeplie Appetite Graham Flsur sgsins,
Fine Flour; How 10 Keep Fruits Fresh, with
practical directions The Food Question ; Resi-
and Sleep Life Under Ground; The Candy
Curss The Doetors on Alcohol with the in-
formation contained 10 the Talks with Cores.
pondeuts and Voices from the People, ma king
up an excellent number of this useful and pop.
ulAr magazine: Only ~ cents, or 80 90 q
year. The publisher announces 9 "TMAi
Tar" Of three months. including the present
number, for rs cents. Address y. r. WILLS
Publisher, $50 Broadway, New York.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

TUESDAY, Oct. 27-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, Oct. 27-P. NJ
A rather close observation of the tactics. both
here and in London respecting Erie shares. seems to
make 1t clear that the prime movers on the other
side of the big waters parted with their holdings as
soon as it became known to them that tine account
ants report would not be entirely favorable and to
suppose they did not also make extensive short
sales would be to believe them deficient in the ordi-
nary shrewdness of the craft but having in this
wav become interested in decline, 1t was impOr-
tant to them that the report should not only state
the very worst, hut set it ferth in the worst
possible terms, which was done through the Lon
don papers of the 9th, 10TH and 10Th of this month
Of conrse' the decline began few days prior to
this while the knowing ones were selling. and was
considerably accelerated in both markets immedi-
atey upon the appearance Of the printed report on
the 9th instant until the quotation had on the 14th
fallen in London from 354 to 25s. and IN New-fork
from SO to 274 This is probably the date at which
our London friends began to buy in the shares they
had previously sold at an average OF about "a, en-
blowing brokers in both markets. 1t is not known
outside of the " charmed circle" whether those who
have been using very similar tactics in our own
market have been acting in concert with the London
sneculaors The more general belief is that there
now two distinct parties operating in the same dIrec
ton the London combination striving to keep control
for the benefit of certain of their collateral interests
while the American party seeks to acquire it partly
for the opportunities for peculaton afforded by the
possession of great railway line but chiefly with
view to establishing through route from New
York to San Francisco which cannot be so easily or
quickly done without the Erie Road How far
these two cliques have succeeded in accumulatiDg
shares since the decline, which has been the
successful of it would be idle to conjecture
The Londoners have had great advantage in know
ing the precise character of the report in advance.
| and in being thus enabled to market their
holdings at the topmost point. If they
have been equally fortunate in buying in they have
already goodly profit in hand, but which is to sue
ceed in the for control is question yet to be
decided. They certainly have frightened many
| weak and timid holders into selling, the average
small operator being never 30 determined to part
with his shares as when the quotationIis at the low
| est point An exposition of these tactics by which
tens of thousands Of shares Of stock arc sold out
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

upon an innocent public and repurchased within
month at a, profit Of 10, per cent suggests
the utter untrustworthiness OF the re-
ports and statements of professional stock
speculators for, how unsafe, as an investment or
otherwise, becomes the stock of q company. the
manipulation Of which has fallen into such hands.
If the smaller speculators were less tmd the losses
and the dangers to them would be less for once in,
they would hold to the end and this is precisely
what it is said the small holders of Erie will do Ii
there is to be contest for the control they
say let the contestants be forced to pay good
round price for the floating shares. Prices at
the stock market opened lower to-day than
the closing quotations of yesterday, with the
exception of Erie Ohios. Pacific Mail. and
Rock Island, which were very slightly higher.
The market was dull and dropping during the
greater part of the day. but the decline has not been
very marked, having ranged from to per cent.
with the lowest quotation current in the late after
noon dealings. Pacific Mail was marked exception
to the general course of the market as it advanced
from Al to 45l until shortly before the close when
it took q sudden "spurt" to 45f. This seemed to
somewhat steady the tone Of the general market.
which rallied slightly from the lowest points of the
day. The aggregate business amounted to
about 12S,O00 shares. of which $500 were
Pacific Mall 1890 Lake Shore, 1880
Union Pacific. 1880, Western Union Telegraph,
1900 Wabash, 200 North Western 400 Rock Island,
66OO Ohos and 400 Erie. The decline of the day,
comparing the closing prices with those of yester'
day. has been in Central and Hudson. Lake Shore,
l; St. Paul, Wabash. and Union Pacific each, j; and
Northwestern and Rock Island, each /. On the
other hand. c.. c. and l. c.. Erie and Panama each
advanced per cent; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred,
/; Harlem, /; and Pacific Mail per cent The
opening highest lowest, and closing prices of lead
inn atocl,s 10 do ~ ,uara "a follawa.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

Oil CAkE-The market weaker % Of 10 tOns sle
gold bb. $40 gold In bss and si1 earrsnJ Tor "est
PRovIsioSs-Th. Pork market gate arm with good bbins
s sGPs oS 9 & H Nm the on na1 ~, S p s S $50 S
seller November sl9 rs Bee setys with better sssoI,
% sD Sss sa' P Ss..a . ri & isU .sa for Ne. Ei fierce
steady quiet sale, Of goo tes Err. Sy 'a. % Pn,s.
heavy sas 81 pieces a. ee tor Fresh saeade Is 70,
Picked e'.aloe for sno.d Do 9Ssts St Bra
for Fresh bellies, $1,000 S Cared Bellies 1908
pcse5Ses and J.nuafy. a, sa Dtes,e Hogs y
sales Of rs tc I3' od and New Western 200 ie.
CITY iS5alS 80 ss No lss er ,s 1Dss ,e dssr s, s
esmber at IL l5i6e $50 tcs seller IL 1896
PETROLEUM-The msrts, for Retne e steady WITH lsei -
dull Win rates unshsnssi a9osi At l1e Css 10
steadily he'd 5a5se S.plhs quiet With prices an
sS es Sscssos The Creek a.s.. aus quote
oGr' 81 Ss ~. 'GSa' & sS s.Ts DAN S'Its a. IS Sso
Tdicu,e 81 d6Oc PariePs Uped, 7s shipments, 50
PllyTs-rbes confines inqurr or desirable grade. bat
business not active and not up TO What vas sanp..sd BY ass;
earlier IN 'es ,eo1 ys. ss .s. ss a., ~. SSoo Tsss.
Red is wanted and held arm At and 'h. n sso ,hs
eeioi sod Chinese vernihon good request he'd sny a
81 30 sol, with upward noveuent spisss While Is loss
change Btgh Orange Mineral ushi wih bsss
demand Enshsh Wss Lead scarce aud
RcE-There business and the market steady former
age sale. Of 50 ea C.,hu "'sia cur tsT 2s ee Les.s.
rs bags Rsngoon 6 and $50 bags Rsnseon In eon At
c.roaSs az " for tsr .ssI go y Tor Coed 90 s
Prime Pains At al % and RADgoon 6d6isr. earreneJ
sKNsThs market for Cost que. and prices Iss a say. n,er;
i6 80 bs Puerto Cbo bales Jsnnes -
ss:S S s.'ia oo S.', .. ca ass "a. a 50 p:s
rather doing bat SHADE easier hEe. feesig
, 'SS M & .'s, sales Pas. 1000 Cen.
Amencss 1000 Puerto csbelo and 900 ss.L We aas''
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

Since January $3.50 O69 $50 S2i447OOs9 s24OS9547s
Price Of gold ..........ll3 108S ITO
The First National Bank, No. "a Broadway, an
nounce that they prepared to purchase, SELL and
exchange all classes of Government securities free
of commission. They also offer to investors at rs
the so year bonds of the District Of Columbia and
exempt from all taxation, bearing S65 per cent in
terest At the prices at which these bonds are offered
the buyer is assured per cent upon the investment
principal and interest guaranteed by the United
States Government
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvania Is, ILL., Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
14i; Reading Railroad, 53s; Pennsylvania Railroad
Gold 11O
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

LUMBER-There Important change In this trade ~bosses
complain duness this OF the vh~n 10
active Black WsiBa IN GOOD supply ss ssesg
demand White Wood Ash Oss ke qust
In demand loser quote $50 ds4O
Timber Lsh Ge du and wall continue 50 until there
$ q revival In building
LISSBKD-The dull and prices entirely nominal
MBTALs-Thsre fair business In ingo Coppe and pnoas
slight advance the sales embrace 6OOOoO As ~
22c cash and 23c March, and April In Scotch PIG
Iron have chiefly su s
lot, 10 meet the immediate Of the trade Fg still
yary du lower about 100 toas No
Lehgh sold private term. Pig Lead quiet bu,
nnotabe change In pcss Of 100 Domestic at ~ 3D.
Hnuflctud unaere ss for Bar Pipe and sheet less 10
cent spelerForeign Is In ia demand sLd very ;
domestic steadily held 69. Lcurency Pg Tin snl du
and Of sale. re nomnay unchanged sras
At 2l q2l ac Bnglh and r. at 2le kehhed II 80
II % Plates limited demand, under the anfa'ofsoe
advcs the market closes weak but no lower ovu oo
Charcoal Tene - TO- gold Other metals dull We qnoei
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28
|, DAYS past. We quote:

The money market was extremely easy to-day,
and borrowers on call were supplied at 2iG3 per
cent Time loans can be negotiated at 4d5 per cent
for the remainder of the year. Discounts quoted
at sac per cent for prime short date, and at to
per cent for long date acceptances.
There was quiet movement in Government bonds
and the market presented features worthy of
comment. The following were the quotations at
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

sUGAR-rhe business In Raw sugs ia snd the ssk
closes ,amey retain daoaol. have onb %
o. lao bids Cuba at s' for Good kssnps .e sse,s
Reaning shGss.c Ptas 30 a. sc iCsnniiss,
In hhta Nos to i3 at oad9S< and Ne ~ bes
Csyd y Refined quiet and vssk a. sseloe foi sgn Isosi
Oigc son whs IL sc foe Crushed; lie ctfosss
lie tor oranu.te RA-s quoted fses. ~
Ssdpc; Prime 10 Choice sfvsc hsAsses ssas Asi
bore 1iassSs Mesee he7s por,s sssSas spsnI d
s. Nos TO L. sfs9r, Java n r., No. 10 70 ls' sS"s~S
Mnnils supero aud Extra sapenor. 7t5sS -. ,.-.u--
ustaSsAAlDe~As~ '~>'
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
UNITED STATES BONDS

UNITED STATES BONDS.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, 81 Broadway, pur-
chases, SELLS and exchanges all issues of IT, s. FIVE
TwESTIEs, TEN-FORTIEs, SIZES OF 1881, aud the
new PER CENT FUNDED LOAN at current market
rates free of commission Also for sale at IS District
of Columbia S65 per cent 50-year bonds GUARANTEED
BY THE UNITED STATES and exempt from all taxa
ton.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

d..
PAXTh, inquiry light but the market steady sales Of Cana
6.n AT North River at l5dl7e and Western at IL
Tow steady al 0Gl0e Ohio Green Tow, gag
2sIe and state, 2d2sc Y D cash. -
market opened With sales OF No. Che spring
In store cash to-day Winter Wheat Is not pressed for sale
bonSh quiet Rr White well held The market closes lower and
d, the ohsny r though fair for milling The de-
70 Wnier well
Tn. Is 500 bush Sldsl OIL for Ungraded Iowa and
Mpnesoa; $dsl O2 for No Chicago spnsi the iasds price
for Mx.ukee soed; 81 l5Gsl l9s Tor Red Wes,eu the
inside price 81 81 Sl % fr Amber Western 81 80
so Indiana choice 81 34d$l So for bite Michigan
% Michigan included 10 the sses are 10000
bush No Ccsgo 81 store cash today $4,000 bush Mhe
Nos and Chicago 81 0ldSl OF D. aeoa $1,000 bush No
cbcayo snoa 81 02dsl O3i 5000 bush No Milwaukee
al sfoat old Red Western at III l5dsl l6
goo nusb Red Western sfOat At ~ lSdsl lv 5000
bu, Indiana at 81 81 10000 bash Amber Michigan TO ar
yyr ~ dave at 81 22 500 bush Fancy Amber (Wabah at
BARLEY quiet OF $500 buss TwoTowei State at
81 20 barley Malt steady common quiet good hrn sales
Of prime CsoaJsn 81 60 cash Oats opened wesker
hat active demand 10 part 10 Oil contracts the mar
t closes ,troog 10000 bush New Ohio Mred
5Gd57Lc Wae 56a 90 nc, the inside pnee on track IVES
56lad57 Iae White 572e5Slc BYE /, dull snd
the $500 bush State at v4c for milling SOD SOOo bush
Canadian bond private terms Com stronger AMI quite scire
the demand quite the sales 100000 bash We,iefn Mixed
AT 81 % afoat aud SIC Western " hitf sSaoOc.
in d79 for New Mixed and Sic for New and
GUNNIBsDcmeue Cloth and auet We have only 70 note
Of POO rolls l2; Boraeo quoted Al l3ci Native ioc
Bags ared dull at 12c - -
GiysgYG-Tbs supply light fair sales Of Virgins
81 81 v n. cash
HIDEs-For south American description. the market quiet vi
the snency buyers good grades being
arm reviewed follows hereps
.-sAas Gsw Rsssaa AIv. Psk ki wv RR w Srb23e ~
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

81 .32c 600 Isc 500 Is 81 32 200 IS 200 l67
May 800 ista 100 10 Iei June 100. i6 9iss 500 16
I732c 300 ~ total 100 bales grand total 30 800 bales
M Cns Rastsns o,ssn Sales Of tho week I1497
ncloding spnnsn l32 spectators, and 9ls
this port for the wesf y53 bales
lt September 1855 1888 bales against 123,92 last year
Stocks In the interior towns Oct. 80: -.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28
BOMBAY SHIPMENTS.
lBy special teegrsms from Finlsy, Muir & Co.

Previously Ieported...795 65S 3766sO 67274s 2O5.s67
Total 795.e5s s7s,68O e77,5Si eOs O88
Excess to Great Britain ilsl2!
at Bombay for same weci 900 bales. asa.t 600
time las, stock ano Bombay habor, 5000 bales against
,.,, To:a
sSlS sSlS S5sfs 5S1s ss5 ssai5 Ss isas
From Liverpool haze the following report. sales q & The
e2I 900 i07 900 This shows
the stock Of American The mals. opened quiet sales H. 900
yD:n ss Orleans 81 ec:d % SoS Sa and unchanged %1o, Of
ports 900 bales The been foows Liverpool
. s j issS I si % n f s!ss "a
2Sl9 bales; Bohna 25l b total II 3a bales Hamburg
w 50 sass kDsD 200 b.es
LbooshD M.daun. 80 10 bs. grand total ls 5Sa bale.
demand 9r Stove and Cse'GT Vhe, ,,s, are neg
ss 1Rs%' SSs! i''' 3s
:Ssaas % week n year, a. gS5 20
Sssl So sa.. .oa
% Iii Z: e. ss . %sss s ;Ss
tons period last ds'iea :: T 5 s ss
ssssss s IS; nv IS
sS:9 so Ptovneas are lover % 7SSss 5S A%ss.r
s. JAIME, Rive, steam IS ss6 So o C.sSoats s9Ssii
% % %S s' TAGrs a % %
i 70, Sperm 2se Patent &c., and par.nHe 49,
DRUGS p3EsoprT gs!:' but steadily ss q 81 2S
qS At 81 % sasaI ssabie steady
Quoted Is sis earencJ and unslcacted a. s gold Essential
abSq. steady with fair OSs.g trade sa3dercn Lemon sold
70 English d1s%isa r. ds sds, at e 2r%, rs
Caustlc all gold. DESCRIPTIONS quiet
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

FREiGiiTs-The berth fghts steady, with only
auiry chiefly trade the
comprise To London BY steam 32 600 bush Grain oAdId to
Id 500 bbls Apples az 4s to Gibraltar
10 cases Tobacco on Liverpool by sail 5000 bush GRAIN at
5d 600 Cotton at l4d932d The chrerng movement
f active with rates unchanged embfaes German bark with
$500 bbl. Reaned Oh to direct port IN United knsdo. at
e. lOL Austrian bark with 5000 bbls Do 10 Trieste az 4s
Two from Norfolk TO Liverpool
Norwegian bark $500 s Grain to Cork for orders at IA sd
y,se with Tobacco Baltimore to Leghon and return, with
Marble on. withheld. - n,,-.,,.
PORRIiN FRUITS-There fair demand for Raisus at m hz
, Curnts easier with better demand Prlrs are
IN moderate request about former tgures Dates are without change
without
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28
And the following for cj

The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specicl from the port of NewYork to foreign ports
for the week ending Oct 81, and since the beginning
Of the year:
1872. 1873. 1874.
For the week.. s5.366.S23 S6404,f3f $4,7435l8
Previously reported 1888 7O3I56 23SOO2655 235 65l 982
New-York tribune., 1874-10-28

Flora 2727 from vsrs Cruz Csbs l63 from Lsgyr: pc, Ass
% sn s.. s G Es. D iSo i% s s1ss o
per s2o4 from Galveston Clyde $50 from s'"
;,:.s:s s:s s:l:;S:s $50 S:ss:a
sSs e.s sss.is ss Ger T.i.n.s
s. s;: .Gss D Ss'is; tS';. @ =
SS !. I:i;:.: .:ss:
i: S:; B. S 81 sSs s. @ ss: s:
p :s 50 sss 9 G;; %
s:s D .ss s.s. ssss P ls' p.
; ssS q, 10 T;, .s s;.Sss ,.,. sH; os ~ % .
srn, l2i5 counrE slaughter 4osso B private terms 2sOo
& sh;sss't, hS. s. p.s.s I's, S,. '.s .ss
quote follows. Or ass-sa.s:. Ayr'. q S2tS ssx..
s';a' s,.: e. & g.: ;s; s;
ge': E .@ :gsss
sss.. . i, .ss isss. p s a 3
isSs! 1870 % r. ls & s: sss 5's ssss sss.
Bahia 7slse aoh .thsy Porto 0.o.e .Ss L:ss.s
6 Isssf @ s ssis sss s . '1; SsGsa r H::s:
sssl: ss is Hssns 1s
ssn 2sS29 aas 2 49, sa. ss iS.
S5s 2SSss
run Dr1 Upper Leather 1 and o Sraas o. 10
Sls n & % :sss;ed IL sfs,s L''s s sslS gs s
selected Min.s lssle ~. 20s2le. gold rhp run:
brv ssjiss H.ds.Gsh 1880 D. Ise sod tSsI
ham, 26930 10, 16c. god, as they Persmhueo 2sd30
b. lsc. gold, thsy Bahia 2sa2s n; lec.. gold, y
saSo sas soass NJ ls ssS :. aey run Syu. gsaSs
goh they run; Mssnoros zsg32 %, zoe, currency -
Vet s.,ed HdesB Bpeaos Ayes 45a.o ~ l2s-
secedi Rio Grsude 44a43 H. &c., gold selected Csiton
ni., 45a6O o llallSc gold selected Para Ssa4o lie
gold selected Mmoros 45d55 b 129l22 currency selected
feI pulled 1910 b l3alic seleeted Trss hips.
1922 H. i3Gl4c selected Tens packers 551oo NJ
l3asl3tc currency selected Ts1as knife 50e7o u. ile
currency, selected. ses0rlesns 1870 o. lye. currency
selected southern. 2oaoo D shc. eurreacy selected,
City slaughter. Or, 60175 D l1hG. correney selected: CITY
Gov 1890 o. ueoss SELECTED E.s, India NE: s
Is b l5c: gold Calcutta Dead Greer 9Ti2s D. 1884, gold,
25aS0 n. 1Oc. gold: Manila Buffalo od2s ID. ec.. gold
HARDWARE-in this the smsl,ness
Jobbing csripg light stocks which
commendable There quite large number Of buyers 10 the city.
leaving Small sales plentiful
aud Will aggregate fair Trade In Foreign improved
Prices about sd though the tone Of the mste roas
Nails quite scive lh, 50 rs ass 49, net W Anus l21
12l2c gold In Goods there fair banes doing st sesdy
HOPs-The steady with good nqry from breueu
nd saiso 4 fair n demanf We quote