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The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
MARRIED.

In Windham, Nov. IS, Peyton d. Libby and Miss
Clara K. Wescot, both of Windham. ..--.
In Lewiston, Nov. IA, Geo. w. Haynes and Miss
Addie o. Buckley. .a..
In Auburn, Nov. IS, Kimball T. Jordan and Miss
Lizzie r. Munroe.
In Dixfeld, Cyrus A. Saunders Of Dixfeld and
Miss Eliza A. Witham of Weld.
In Augusta, Nov. 20, Marcellus c. Cram and Miss
Laura A. Brooks. ri Ffl7 ~
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

SOMEBODY has discovered evidences of
early civilization in Texas, and is very judi
lant over it. The civilization must have been
long, long time ago, for the state has shown
but faint indications of an escape from bar
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
FUCKERS PRINTING HOUSE

The Book, Card and Job Printing Business of the
late David Tucker, will be continued as heretofore
at the Stand, :
1l6 EXCHANGE STREET.
All orders, eithe personal or by mail, will receive
prompt attention jy24dtfsn
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
CHURCH AND STATE.

Archbishop Bayley of Baltimore De-
nominees GIadsfone's Declarations a
:. Shameful CaIumny Catholic
Church Renders to ssC9sar ihe Things
that arc Cesar's, Etc.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
DOMESTIC PORTS

man MO Janeiroi Nate davenport, Ous, Newcas-
ASTORIA, Oar 18th. barque A Falkenburg,
At MonteTy 18th, ship Richardson, wig.
&C. GALyEsToN-Ar 2ist, barque Black Eagle. Phil
sew oRLEANs-cld 10th, ship Invinciblc. strics.
,l PP;AsCAeogLAa,,Ar 18th, sch Sarah S Harding.
PENSAC0LA-Ar 18th, baroue Sarah Frazier.
Nichols Aspinwall.
AT 18th; sch Marcus Hunter. Henley. Matanzas.
KEY WEsT-Ar 18th, ship Elias Thayer, Gilmore.
JACKsoNvHLE-cld1 10Th, sch Mark PendletOn,
SAvANNAH-Cld goth, ship Alexander, Tarbox,
| New York.
AZ 2oih. sch Georgia, Mcfarland, Philadelphia, =
| TYBEE-Ar 31st sch Nellie Sawyer, Oetchell,
ST q fata schs Florence Shay.
yan Van leaf. Rio Janeiro Tary Not, TimmOas, for
AT goth, sch L NJ Collins, Collins. Boston. - .-
Sid 2oth, brig Jennings, Maloney, Baltimore |;
sens Fla M WATTS WATTS Boston; Franconia, Lea
PORT ROYAL, Scar 10Th, sch Lena storer.
RICHMOND-Ar 18th. brig II Perkins. Harring-
ton New York, to load for SO America; sch Maggie
Todd, Richardson, Calais.
SoRFotK-sd iath, sch 'P pons, S aron c Nswbern
for Baitimore; having repaired.
Harmon, Mailman. Halifax for Alexandria
Sid, barque Investigator, for New York.
BALTIMORE Ar 18th, sch Hannah McLOon.
Ar 10TH sch Annie Whiting City Point Id. Il
Ar 10th sch Abbie, cakes. Portland; G NJ Porter.
Below goth. brig M E Thompson, Hooper, st Tho
mas.
CID goth barqge Ironsides Tapley, for Genoa; brig
Jennie Morton Smoot, Berbice.
Sid goth brig Mary A Chase. for Portland. III
| PHILADELPHIA-Ar up 10th, ship John Bak-
er, Cushing London; sch Lizzie Carr Teel Boston
Samuel Adams, Green, Bangor; brig Nellie CLIFFORD,
Tapley. Pensacola.
Passed. s sih n Saroues Miller HbGP0
| for Aspnwall 'f ti.fF'I . IN - IN I :
Below goth brig Selma. Richardson, I'm Pensacola;
NEW YoRkNAr 10Th, s s VIM Allen. Jones, FIN
Wilmington; Ben, Davis do; Mary Btewer, Saun
spear New dSR p Ssss cSapss Dc
1or , Jacksonvills; Nellie Carr, French So Norwalk;
kaPn aoTs ,S B snSa New C,, Haven
Green Rockland Maggie Bell Hall. do; H H Fisk
dence; Oliver Jameson. Hatch. New London
%assl La Pa 1873 brig
Sarah Elizabeth. Kelley. Rockport Alligator. Nc,
Cove, Cove, Calais; Maggie Bell Hall, and Geo W
Glover Nelson, Rockland; Nautilus, and Hatch.
d. Seventy Six Tel /. PrSvaence; stimpsOn.
Rockland; Small, Shulee, Ms. ElI =
Cid 10th, brig Annie W Goddard, johnson, Port
ter Potter Galveston; Mary w y Hupper, Gilman,
Fernandina; l. jones. Cousins, Bangor =
CID 2Otb shin Fleetford Tavor for San Erarc;seo.
sehs Victor Nickerson Para; ALPINE. Steelman for
Richmond.
Sid 10th, ship Glenberie for Portland. .ArI
Passed through Hell Gate 18Th barone Fila LAWS
from New York for Portland: scbs Brambali. Ham
ilton do for do; Jos Storer Arey do for Bangor:
Chas Carroll do for Prov;dence
for Portland; Ann, Stratton do for Boston.
NEW HAVEN-Ar 10th, sch Garland. Lindsey.
Hobcken: VIM Todd Wood Calais
PROVIDENCE-Ar 10Th SENS Sneedv wall Sn,rl5
ing, Baltimore; Huntress, Spracue. Dennysvilie.
Ar goth, scbs s q HIATT Person Savannah: VIM
d Cargil Rich Calais: s Simpson Banoor
Pedro, PECK. Portland: Charlie ReiI Wilson do A>'"
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
NEW YORK..


New YORK, Noy. 21.-The following is the
bank statement: -Loans decrease, S46S, 600
specie increase, $492, 200; legal tenders decrease.
5000, 700; deposrs decrease, S264l 500; circu-
atlon increase $135 800 reserve decrease, $780,
725
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

DERsONAL NOTICE.-An officers, sailors
i and soldiers, wounded, ruptured or injured in
the late Rebellion, however slightly can obtain a
Pension BY addressing DR.. E. B.. JACKSON, Late
bers ST.. New York City. Communications prompt
ly answered. oc29sn1y
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

Illness of Charlotte Cushman.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 22.-Charlotte Cushman is
quite ill but considered out of danger .-. 81
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
FOREIGN POKTs.

SID FIN Antwerp 18th, ship VIM NJ Reed, Bruce, for
Ar at Trieste 18th, barque Carrie wyman, coch-
Ar at Liverpool 18th, ship Golden Rule. Hail. from
sid FIN London 10TH ship Rhine, stetson. NYork.
Ar at Valencia -, barque Bounding Billow, Rey-
SID i'm Buenos Ayrcs Oct 8, barque saml Spring.
In port Oct II. ship James A Wright Morrison, for
San francisco; baraues Adelaide Norris Turkey, nm
Archer, Hatch. for Boston; K Lyman, Pinkbam;
Devonshire. Walker Geneva. Gorham. and Lord
Fobes Low do brig. Gpsey Queen Mosa ann om
Portland: David H Tolck. Sawyer. unc.
Ar at Montevideo Oct 4th, barque Kate Harding,
9Th. Alfred. Carnage, Baltimore (and cid for Pay
sandul: 7th brig Jenney Phinney, Brown, Portland,
and cid for Buenos Ayres; 10Th, paroue Blanche
How, Chase, Portland.
SID Sept 80 brig Eliza Morton, Leland, Rosario;
7tb, Lizzie Zttlosen, Dow, New York.
In port Oct Is. barques woodside, Montgomery, I'm
Portland. ar 16th Cena. Hodgdon, and Shamrock,
Panno, une; and above arrivals.
Boston. -O-
AT Rio Grande Oct 49, brig, j A Cheney, Arey. fia
Richmond for New York. ldg; Lucy w Snow, Stone.
from New York, ar 10th; sch Keokuck for NYork.
AT at Rio Janeiro sth ult ship Priscilla Merriman
Leith 18th. brig Kremlin, Wyman, Brunswick Ga;
10th. barque Herman, Young. Cardiff.
Cid 22d, ship Saml Watts LeImond CaIiao.
h n eeS Leach fer New
S sam Watts. Lermond for Callao 25th, $ Thomas,
Eastman, San Francisco.
Detroit, Pike. unc; Sabine. Paine. do; Oasis, RAN
DALI and L Whitton. Carver, .unc; Meguniicook,
Hemingway, for United States, dg.
Ar at Barbados Oct 25 sch Palos, Shackford Bal
timore (and sailed Slst for Navassa); 10Th Canton,
Henley, Norfolk; 31st, Thos Stone GOA Noriok.
Nov2, baraue Evanel, Hchborn New York, (snd sd
s sh to- 81 vncenq 4th, brig Tarifa Brown NYork;
Glace Bay. -'
Ar at st Thomas 2otu ult, brig Clara Adams, Nc
to load tor Baltimore; Sd inst. barque Com Dupont
Nichols Gibraltar and sid 4th for Turks Islands ana
Boston; l2th, Fidelia White, Barbados (and sailed
In port 18th inst. sch Chino, Lansil, from st Croix
At Demarara 9Th inst, brig Sally Brown. Ross for
and others. ~ Wv. ~" AoiA
Az at Mayaguez - inst, sch Hortensia, Smith, from
AZ Point-a-Petre 9th inst, schs Cephas starrett.
Mliie Trim, Drinkwater, from Barpaboes ar Nov q
ior New York; Emily Curtis, Barbour. from Pictou,
ar 81, for Jamaica.
Ar Oct rs. sch Ada Barker, Dobbin, New York,
(and sailed 9Th for st Thomas.
, SID IRON Matanzas 18th inst. sch Nellie Sawyer,
Getchell Savannah; 18th, brig Geo Burnham. Sta
Pensacola; 18th, barque Andes, Standish, do; Lo-
rena, Blanchard, North of Hatteras; brig Gambia,
upper, Pasgaloula; MaIposa, Pensacola.
Ar at Cardenas 10th. sch L HERMAN, HERMAN
Portland 18th. brig Alice Tarlton Tucser. Boston,
Sid 10th. brig Wenonah. Small. Wilmington
= AT at Havana 1ith brig Prairie Rose, Greenleaf,
Cid 18Th. barque Elba Grover New York.
Portland. NV
NOV Us. Sc Barnegat 25 miles, barque Rachel, from
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

In Boston Friday, rs TO 100 seizures of small
stocks of liquor were made.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

THE st. Louis Academy of Science has
been devotiDg its energies CT late to the dis
cussion of skulls, and their relation to tine
brains contained therein. The conclusion
was arrived at that most any sort of skull
would do if only there were plenty of twists
or convolutions in the brain. Some one ask
ed the question, (which is stronger, intel
leciually, the Teuton or the CeItg' This
question was ruled out of order, as being per-
sonal Certainly SO great delicacy is trife
strained and hetokens marked vanity rather
than. consideration for personal feelings.
Were the Macs and Ois fearful that they
would be adjudged of inferior intellect. or
were the Vans and Sons afraid of being
dubbed race of billiards? ie-y r.[ 81.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

liver small lots of Coal any
where about Town for $3.50 PER
TON THOROUGHLY SCREENED
AND CLEANSED. A fact Of little
cOnsequence-OnIy SO far ms il re-
1ates TO THOUSANDS who very
much dislike PAYING HIGHER
PRICES for the same kind Of
goods. ,,r
JOS. HI. POOR & BRO.
d no13 sntf
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT DE PORTLAND.
saturday, Nov. II.

Saturday, Nov. III.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Eleauora, johnson, New York-mdss
and passengers to Henry Fox.
Sch South Shore. Whittemore, Baltimore-coal to
Sch Benedict, Crockett, Woodbridge, NJ-clay to
j N Wiuslow.
TO Phinney & jackson
bay.
Sch Falco, (Br) Haley, Boston.
Sch Only Son, Meader, Salem for Bath.
Sch Chalcedony, ingalls,, Grand Menan for Boston.
Sch Angola. Wooster, Sullivan for Boston.
Sch Metropolis, Lane Vinahaven for Boston,
CLEARED.
Steamship Georgia. (Br) Mckenzie, Hallfax-John
Porteous.
Sch Sophie, Harrington, Philadelphia = Bunker
Bros.
Sch j Roker, Sawyer. Boston-Chas SAWYER
Sch Clarinda, Alley, Wiscasset-Chase Bros.
SAILED-Sbip b Sewall; bligs Hattie Wheeler.
Elizabeth Winslow. Dirigo; schs Lizzie Dewey, j
Willard, j Craig, Vineyard, Minnie Taylor, Robt
Foster, Eureka, and others.
sunday, Nov. ~.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ella Clifton, (Br) Kimball, Boston.
Sch 3 Harris. (Br) Martin. Boston.
Sch Helen Maria, Prince, Camden.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

GU H
LEADERS.
BALL FRINGE ALL SHADES,
so Cents n Yard.
BLACK TWO BUTTON KIDS.
so Cts. n Pair-AI Sizes.
EXTRA QUALITIES, TWO BUT sf
TON KID GLOVES,
rs Gents Pair.
CENTS LINED DOGSKIN
GLOVES, -
Sl.OO n Pair,
FINE WHITE BLANKETS,
S1.5J a Pair.
LADIES'ALL SILKlWINSORTIE
.rt rs Cents Each.
LADIES FELT HATS,
FL SO Gents Each Mt
COGIA HASSAN,s,
1913 Middle and G
Temple 81.
moi sn1m
Frtfr
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23


Miss CLARA NORRIS, famous emotional
actress, is after the Rev. Thomas Dewitt
Talmage, famous sensational preacher, with
very sharp stick, In letter published
elsewhere, she casts doubts upon his state
ment of facts and fatty contradicts the infer
ences he draws from the statement. She
has few words to say upon the quality of
the fruit the professional tree is bearing, and
Indignantly repels the charge of impurity
brought against the stage.
AN advance in the price of linen is looked
for, caused by the demand for ascension robes
for the saints in the Democratic millennium
close at hand. We are not of those who con-
slider money invested this way an extrava-
gance, as linen is quite as good for shrouds as
for ascension robes.
The Portland daily press., 1874-11-23

New YORK., Nov. 21.-Stocks opened active and
lower. Governments strong. Money per cent
Gold III Sterling Exchange, long, 4S6; do short, at
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
COTTON MARKETS

arsu,r. April l6Cot,ou quiet and arm dhng l6e receipts
S,TT5Is Apr I6-Coton strong Low Miiding 1886
cepts bales exports, coaaEw 746 baes sales 45O b~ies
tock,6 50
aEnPHIs April 1G firm good demands offerings Hrh'
dhug tGlGe receipts 54L bales snpents 3O ots
stock, IO,34J baies. ,.. .
CScISyArr Apul 1G-Cotion firm Miing. 1G2ci receipts
81 be- shipments. $40 bales; st0ck. l3,O2S bales
LOUlsvILLa. Apnl l6.-CoIt0n dfm; d1Gng. lb4c
PHiLADElPHIA April l8f1t0n quiet; hdelng II fci net
receipts. I52 bales; l217 bales
BosroS Apu l0-C0ii0n MdHg II 2ci net receps ~
bales gross 2OJ6 bales exports 20 Great britain l-o bae
sales 200 bales stock. 6OOO bales. 49, 80
SHv-ORLEAvs. April I6-Cotton quiet; Mdinz 1875 net
l5g Continent. D. l21 baes 70 France 2bOJ as
coastwse j37 sales, LOCO bales lass evening" 50oO
bales stock. lSl.iJ2 bales .
Or April lB-Cotton buyers and sellers apart no sales 70
v receipts 3O7 bales shipments G50 bales sales last evening -O
bales aim a.,
Low aduq IGe Good Orsar. lj4c net receipts Jf3 Dls
500 bales exports coaS1"Se IAO0 OA's 'o -VV
bales .stOck -J,32J 1aes. ~ ~ -t--
5c Mlings, I7c ecopD lO 1aes exports cOAsN9e 70
hale; sales, 500 bales: stock, fs,43j bales.
>AvtSSAH l6Coon quiet Mdfiug ibg.i net reeeins
575 gross, jSi bales c0aSe 400 oaissi ss
65S stick. 4l.S28 bales ..,.. - -
BALrx0RR Apui l6Cotton frm; hfting l6'si gross re-
l35 TO tie Continent DO bai- a.
bales oaes evening l57 oales spnnef 10 oAe
MoplLR April i6-Cotou slf1g 1884, 1st recep's 3j
bas erDot 10 Britain 5S bales coasswse $50 baes aes
500 Uales; siOes 32,JO3 bales ,,,,, go,
wftwy,roS April l6-so.ton strong Mlldlng i62ci net re-
p exports 10 baes saies ~ bsi stock
l.2i5 bales
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETs

t.,o, Anil 1s-lq;3O mConsols for money 02 d 192 "a
m an, an 9 403 Untod States Boas, New Ewes IOi Enc
Ran az sLaTe., ga. Ncg-iOrk CeniFaI -S - aoo
tvVp11r Ami i6-l23O D m.toiteu u hrn sairs loVvv
speculation aDi sses % nc
Nstne Oreaus nothing Cool Ordinary. sAlpsei ,
April a. 3-l6 BrcAlud, ne ba2yant NheAt ~ ID :
uts r average California White u Gl3 ier CIuh o 4
df2i Rel Spnng Corn 40 GAI. per t'1'''
4J ds3i iB per 4safier ior Canadian - aoaaoI
l1ypoy Ap- 1872 D. m-gue RslEsY shares y -
LvsRPoof, April 1872 mo,ion-nsleso o % go ,tg,r
cron % the basis Md.hug UpAn1s. Borng o"N % ~ 80 ~
81 si5L PToysons--Cheese, liB per esL l"f ~' W. s -
American sne. PohS 6J pr bbl icI New he's. oo
April lb-i m-bue hAiiN
FKASKFoRf Aynl l0-URtel 5tates f'e-ANsA' '''i % "
10 sue o. 1867 go -. ,,.A,v 2 toO
LIyEAruol April 1913 p nor the Csiios s4es sI bsn,
- Co. .,.r, t.yerbe Jane, a. ss On ihe oAa.
M Man desn uag bess Good Ordnary deliverable MAJ AM
AErsEar Apn i6-PetrOleun $50 iot aae Pte Anefesns
LosDoh Apnl 1913 80 m-lhs bohoa ~ @s ps4' " H"s
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

hiss decreased R1s 900 during the wss The asourf bhea
gons INTO sS Bank On to-day $4,000 Tbs pop'rpa Of
the BANK reserve 70 Liability vhh last week 50 cent
al y per cent Bue Railway shares. s2D32h .
LoSDos April lb-A m-Coasos lar money 92e93i for he
account 93D93s
LryERPooL. April l8-3O -Cotton-salss ~ the
Mddng nothing below Good Sad
LasDos april 1913 m-Erir Ra-ay stsreS 32t032a do.
Prsferret % IA Nes-York Central, -.
LIVERPOOL, April 1875 .. n-Cotou sales the basis Of
Nddhng upand nothing below Coed Ordinary shipped
SID; do nothing below ow Addng- deiversbs
sst DO do deliverable June and July. at sL Bacon l29 ?
for short Clear Midies
PARIS April I6P m-Te specie the Bank of France hs.
creased 33S30O0 frsncs during the past week Rene 59 02
LONDON. Apr l6j;3O -Spits Petroleum 0aalOi y GAL
Ion. Talow, I98Ii3 y ost - -.
LoyDoS April 6-Evening -Lnseed on s2s ofdf29 per
Spirits Tarpentne 80 $3.50 per Hops s+034 5 per s~t
fOr American.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

Sac; White e4oesc State Mr-i ct 81 nose and White so
o soon At 6oo Rye ae sad in fair iem,nd the sales
6ut closes quiet aud hardly hrm the demand chiefly for
& n arhsr .es checked business the sales $4,000 bash
nd Al - dDle for New, and ~ H92c for OIL do White
A. w. 21 do Yellow a. 0Oa02c Southern Yellow at 81 e32c
hay ANO sTRAw-Phm. eaie, shipping
1uoe shipping a. g5o D8i. Retail lots a 81 lODSi AZ;
0over At 75035c ini Salt 7Og75c ia
ms o aps'e age RYE 75G8Oc 60065c and
NAVAL srORgs-rs market Spirits urpenne ooeae quet
~ r. but closed fair pauy s5c. repoe
s vi % bbs at a. &c. and 1853 bb herchanable 81 45c
a. m uBgr dasut 70 obtain sales Of $50 bb~ At 81 5O0
q g6 -OO oes AZ ~ j5 t0G oba at 81 6Oi 400 bbA a.
- C - az $40 bb al y 50. closing arm al ~ 6Da52 90
'- " IoOl aue grades inactive bat arl Piich da and
ois-,ccd que qno,e st 97e9sc for casks from
pm. sa there bat hule loias and 9nes are gueh'asd
M @ @aO.uhThe nske. Rened continued srm today, bat
low e' Sa'ers OPTION Juoe sold AZ l8e an sIceptonaly
s o 'si e Yesterday 2OJo bbl. JuY at 6l-i quoted
SIer ~ '-o0Jo - Napbha dul AMI ~esk esD9s Crude
sS G1 q lga. eqees baE arm a. 7s7 To and 7sc Msy
markets .ere quoted 81 % oil c sSSsi 80 Psfro
o 'o' 81 y 53a1sl % rasvie 81 80 Dr United and 81 30
a. itfef A. PhI.a iepha the market 4nst ani
b ae elo"ug Of yesteniy APn delivery hsd I5' with
2 2PRogsl0ssTs Port market weaker md very quiet sales,
% 1 !are 800 bbiA At Sl6 75gSiS 81 Tor New Mess
iuta eyt W. he1i 6i 75o S5. Ms. seier MS 1t So 49,
~ y te .si- pfee, AMI $50 bo DO o Jane 10 Beef
Pan % Mes; sl2 50asl3 rs tor Extra Moss sl5 50asi6
M mere be lrm sal air ienand sales 0f 80 :c Pha
t inia t seller April SO 30 AMI % tcs. City 10
private % Bet Hams steady ,,les Of 100 bb s2o2
sac, lao we.ern Pesei Ham, on pTass terms IOo s
snaSe5 s y q leep LOO P'oIea shou5iera q. 7e 500
& sgA at "a 10000 d. IL d. 9ac 10000 10. l5@l6 D. at
sc bi,oa gIe, bul dun Dressed Hozs quote
Of 800 os IJc r CITY; los sIOile tor Far 70 Prime
-I 'i "a delivery ". e1ref l5O1 s elsr April a 10 5-i
BrrrRN butter remains dra; Oh Unchanged
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
THURSDAY, Aprii Is-r.

The general stock market started oil weak and
20 per cent below the latest official figures OF yes
Terday. The views OF the street are apparently
divided "a TO the precise operation Of the Senate
bill. but IL ia thought that further action will be
had in the House neutralizing the contraction
clauses After the opening, prices began to improve
and at and subsequent 10 the Board quite sharp
advance was noticed in the active list. as buying to
cover short contracts began. From this advance
there were occasional reactions, but as a rule the
afternoon market was quiet aud closed weak, The
opening highest lowest and closing prices OF active
.nfocks sold to-day were az follh,..n
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

denominations of lOOO $500 and 300, and interest
payable in gold, May and November l.
For sale by
Z. e. T. FAIRBANKS & Co.,
St. Johnsbury, VT
FAIRBANKS, Brown Il Co.,
MiIll-st., Boston,
FAIRBANKS IL Co.,
81 Broadway, New York;
FINANCIAL AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

The Philadelphia stock market is heavy; Penn
sylvania Skies, 100; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
20 Reading Railroad, 57s; Pennsylvania Railroad,
81 gold. ll3t.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

Railroad bonds were lower in some instances, but
as a rule steady on a moderate business. The Union
Pacific Income and Chicago and Northwest Con-
solidated bonds declined to-day. The following
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

RlCEAn descriptions steady an fair bunoss done sales
OF 200 cask5 Co 7iH3IiG l2j bbis Ljusana at O' toc
l1j bags Rugooun 7s97c 500 osgs haagoou boa for
-xpor- 10 Cuba 90 50 jO. gold
SrEAS inactive bus rm; II ss BID AMI IL &c asked for Prime
SJGAslT aE but little Business reported
NJ 700 C-ltIrl also late yesterday l@J
hhd MHcovaao l29 Centrifugal at S'ic, an %
b0l teGrssi aelEei steady a Drc7ios qlotaons AAras
lOisnl lO's.; AS 9langAsr, aal Yellow sGS-s- .
IALOW E tAe lrmcr; safes OF % hhas Frme
CitY $4,000 Do strictly choice Out0f0wu stock ~ sane pre
OUO Oh Io 7lsO7a.c
WHISKY fairly active sales Of 400 bJl At 81 i2cJsc
cssu- a L. =
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is alwaysan
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay on this topic by Prof h.
B Elliott of the Treasury Department. read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, Is reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LKCTURE EXTRA No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TRIBUNE. New York.
FIRST MORTGAGE GOLD BONuS,
VERMONT DIVISION
PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURG RAILROAD
WITH
TRAFFIC GUARANTY
OF
EASTERN RAILROAD OF MASSACHUSETTS.
SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE NEw-E ENGLAND INVEST
MENT.
The issue is LIMITED to $4,000 per mile aud has
basis Of CASH CAPTAL STOCK or 81, 300 OOOPAID IN
AT PAR.
limited amount remain unsold. Bonds issued in
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
nuCninerr.

LlOR SALE-One 25-horse and INA s~9 .s.'rs. ~
II bertsostal srKAs ESGIsEs, alt ass. D. """'' =
Ysa Drasl STA Soash BSesIa
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

Inclalrl move -O 0ss 20 II - ~,
Rscqnts to-day 4Jlf Dalesi t ul '
v.ek GG57 last l3 ~ he itoeA III No"
YgrE Ifl Js7 bales Consolidated stock 523ot 10 Dates
var ftu oyerv the transactions about yeedays rates
"a les as follows, basis OF Low hildhngs. % - ,no
t EVENING after o. IN iOOO. l6 lll6c; June lOO
Il 733ei 300 II 36c Jayi POO u 9l9e Osone.' ~
200 bales. Sales today ~ 70 . p ~. s''
BOO rs T. tic; 100 10 1920 100 I69- IuO - -
100 I6 1854 100 l6 10 2e 100 10 y,d9Gi c1S 1 y %
300 is 2333c. 400 l6ae 1000 10 25,3-e; 90U 4o3s go
Il 1929; 400 I7i,c.. 200. II 1926 100 l7iici -3Do
II 732c; July 100 l7 l7-5zci 900 ~ Zi3-e ISc'
Ino 2OOt Il ID LOc to'aif
IN 500 nalss; grand total. IA 900 bales - r., s,iu-
EoR Nj NEAIrhe Flour market opened stronger Tor Nh
ming Cr4des asa feeling n0ueable 10 gads Llo 80
% ami SuDer6ue ron-r the market j. stronger m
al ydes of shining E1irs Trade ami Family DrAAis o
erS ssr ami lower; Of 1900 bbls We quote 81, ,.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

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OVWcB DELAWARE fuDsoN CANAL tei !
NswYoaK Apnl ., 1874
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stoekhold-
ss Of CompsuY for the election os mnagsr' na pf other
..,ne.s oce OF the Company, No n bo.asa on
TUESDAY l2n Of Msy The pos Si &c op~n ion "eA
aOan ant eeoek Tbs ausrr books s se 1''ei ""M Hs
rVenipg Of Ayrl 80 until the morning ol MAJ ID
e''s l oc,s, Of ,he yosad JAaRs O. HAITI Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board were

Where were only two quotations for gold to-day
until near the close when it touched 1l3i. and the
limited business was done at 49, and 1884, the mar
ket while steady being without incident. Inc
Treasury sale of gold elected % bids. aggresatlng
S46i5OOO at rates ranging from 1925 to 1l3.H. Inc
award of million was made at 1855 to llS'77 'he
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
financial

NEwTonK April lG, 1874
A GENERAL MEETING of the SHARE
-. viii BE- held in The Little gocs Ars on hs ith day Of hay
at at "eh meeting seton WI r S 05s sga 'n r, % Sn,
Au ss transfer Books of the stock Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
Company viii De ''''- Ap ii q MARoUASp vies-Pr.a.a
NOMMEkClAL WAREHOUSE CO.
\ CASH CAPITAL s2.OOO,0O0
oTPiSK ~ s M iSc hi' 60TK SSTF hRs0oYS
CASH ADyASCBS made on ElRsI-CLAas sh|Vl ls3 10 ~
DlsR stored WAREHOUSES, CONSIGNED 10 U.s.
JOSS SGyAsRo We President
F2IfcIIH5 5JIS S4l5p & iTAs l. b y.es'i'e.a.tL
Paul amour wiia Go.ernA'' s Jua n J. P'P,''f joTa
Jeha B4lrd, Thomas Marghy; r,,.b,n.ss nSaT D. "'''
WILLIAM robfS S'r'iH'''d''' JAMES cLlNE Secretary
IAs, BANK. AND AMP .yS iNS9RANCA ,5l6. oIoCN II
EppooV1yN sPFCGRlTIES A SPECIALITY.
VGfokts H. PRESTIss, 20 BRoAD.sI.. ROOh %
orYicr cssTaAL RslLHoAD Co. oy ySsgJsge'9sr'
Il9 LisERrYsr NJ NEWfoRK April ~ 10
NOTICE is hereby given that the annl,i
y @ o. ss,, Sa. q 1 ..T,e or
ss:sHs E. Vii soai. Re 1i9 @ a. c. s Sass ad & a
je,iIy jsRfp,Y y asy :. Se1I 80,
gFiSfa yin be o sT Rns rG.r ksSx e; s e,s:t ': to
DEDEMPTION OF CIVIL BONDS OF 1857.
~ STAT. op CAIIroESr,, rKElsUaI D.rAHTSSsr,
SAci.AAESro, Aprl l. l5fl.
hsr,.s There is on h. the Of ioO Ool ioer hundred
9as-tS ~ p. afa s s Of . state paying
ain sf1&'.e%s MA % S' @ n p5foss APii % 1887 lso uBcr
provision, Of a. - &c, "a r1co o. 81 &c e M ss S's 81 & s STAT,
ed ap isr e provisions .a smen'onei ac aoue lerce
b. v At !his Department for he amount above specified unit he
FIRST DAY or @ SIst s n p ~ ysus sn evoss guarantee a,,
aceomPany sseh pr@Sosa s ' S % @ he .isa
! p. oAklh, state lreasaIef.
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