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ELECTION NOTICE.

The stockholders OF the indianapolis s Fall
Creek Gravel Road company are hereby notified
that tbs annual election for five Directors for
said company will be held at school house No
III, In Center township, Marion county, Ind on
the 9Th day of May, 1874, at O'Clock A n By
order Of the Board of Directors.
POWELL ROWLAND. Secrefary.
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NsEIcr OF ADMINISTRATION.

Not1ce Is hereby giVen that Tue gHdesiSn.d
mas Oeen sppol nted BY the Clerk of the Marion
Cire91t court OF Marion county. S,a Tadi@1s.
aominlstiator OF the estate OF Il piDcA iO.n.sn-
SOD, lac o Marion county, de .eaS.Ad
said estate is supposed 10 be solvent
JESSE WRFfyIF
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Manufacturers OF Fine Coaches, Iandaus lar
daulets, and Clarences, of latest and most APP
proved,styles and qualities. Also, Hearses, in
greater variety, and with greater FACT tiles, than
are found elsewhere in America. Highest Pre-
miums at Third and Fourth Cincinnati Indus
trial Exposition.
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NJ eTicE OF ADMINISTRATOR.

VOICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has bee appointed by the Marion Circnitt onTt
0 AaIioD county, 8 ate OF Indiana, adminisfrs-
l o the estate or Alfred Wall, late OF Marion
untv. deceAsed
Said setat is supposed TO be solvent.
JOnN D =. 4 n IL
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DREFERRED SPECIALS,

Heggemans Cordial Elixir OF CalisAya Bsrk, o
pleasant Cordial which strengthens and Inn.
proves the Digestion, an excellent preventive OF
Fevers, Fever and Ague, etc., and Q great Reno,
vator and Tonic for invalids and debilitated per
sous. Hegeman Co., New York, Sole Man nfas .
turers. Sold by all Druggists.
DR.. WHITTIER, 81 - T. fS Gh.sls "d 81.
h,oneeu engaged and most successfu, ply sician Of
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his study, the lawyer in his Office, the lady at
her breakfast table: who can be in a thousand
places al once, and speak TO thousands of people
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STRAYED.

y muey COW, two year, old, white, with rel ear
and Few red spots neck. - reward for her ratnr
TO ternSt Suenecker, care Over krag, IS South Mer
dian.
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every week, politely and agreeabIy, saying to
each one the best thing in the very best manner.
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CPECIAL NOTICES.

Longest engaged, and most succc
the age. Consultation or pamphlet 1
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never sleeps. and is never weary T; who
goes after business early and late: who
sccosts the merchant In his store the scholar in
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lies, secret Sauc1ses, and secret Hobbies.
II we are doing right there Is no need for hiding.
IL We are doing wrong we ought not to be per-
mitted to hide. Best es, all secret &C ion is IL
able To misrepresen alton and TO misconstruc-
zion. Thee is, TO-, a Very great loss o. influence
where meetings are secre' and the press Is shut
away good speech, a good sentence I'm q
speech. VIII N put in prinI. may reach thousands
when Ills only heard by dozen. The pIess is a
mos efficient aid In any good work, but unfOr-
iun.t elv. power is sometimes wofully mis-
applied.
The county sS>ociation should meet as often
as once = month, and shou.d be composed of del
egate rom q eh local or t..whship soc ETY.. The
'ffices In EACH I'D" should ~ the same The
subjects for discussion here and in the state and
NATIONAL bodies will be such as originate In the
local organizations. The expense for all OF this
needs be but mere tribe. single dollar from
each male member will be ample, OF which S, 10,
and 20 cents respectively win be sufficient to
provide for the necessary expenses OF the
IS cents for local expense.
have been thus particular In details an have
been often asked for my opinion In reference TO
this subject Of organization.
In conclusion, would appeal 20 all OF you as
coed citizens. a. honest intelligent men, TO JOIN
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Active and Highcr-Flour Dull
Wheat UnchanGed-Corn Low er-Oat Is
Stcady-P0rk and Lard Steady-GrO-
ccrics Firm-Sugar Higher-Freights
HiShcl-Pctroleum Dull ind Nominal
Naval Stores Unchang ngcd-Metals Quiet
Wool Barely Steady-Whfskey Easier.
FRIDAY, Nov. 2o-6 2. NJ.
The merchandise markets were still chara ter.
tied by irreguiarity, while the demand for mer.
chandse was almost universally light Dry goods
hardware, boots and shoes, &C., were all dull On
'Change the markets we're also dull as general
thing. though there were some exceptions. Flour
was dun and heavy. Wheat was dull
but unchanged Holders Of prime were generally nru
in their the absenc Of any demand nome n
but the general market was apprectably better. Corn
again du and lower, though the market was
trlc steadicr ut the close oats steady Barley
dun while rye was dull and nominal Whiskey
was easier. Pork and lard higher, but
closed with the advance lost Frcights were
nrmcr the absence of while
for charter sultabc Tor The grain trade
scarce rates were again decidedly higher Cotton
and an advance prices was obtained on both Tue
grocery market quiet with the exception OF sugar,
which active and closed higher. Petroleum re-
,huiu.l inactive and Naval quiet.
but not materially changed III value. Wool met with
lair demand and not essentially changed In price,
AsuEs.Rcccipts the past three days, l
The demand has been slow. with prices ruling I'M
changed quoted at 6rc per lb. and pearls noml
EulLpisG MArrRrALs--Thc inquiry for brick was
moderate and with limited receipts the market ruled
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Nov. 20, l7a
asas cSisn isaas e seod % @
sos yADSri ss s@s' s@
n5sa xportss@oro Great Britain, h'os; coas'wise
w. ' NEW ORLEANS, Nov q. lna
Net s01S in . IS nSs1s
Britain a7a5 the Continent, CO.. sales, 100 stock.
%Sssyss sssss s'
Continent, 2s6l; coastwise, 47sa Sales. $500
sss.,ss sss s I ssses & ss vssPs.
Sss receips. i ss bales EspoTs-o Great "a m Britain
,.s msaas ~
sSs;wi's ss,ss s'Isk
10th Channel, SO; coaswise, ssss sales. 1897
Cotton steady miadling la.s: llsc: low mddiins
soas S sGssT5ss rsssp sas.
ssihs's @ sssa' ss to the
$50 s1ss sss is Geo ss !. i :ss;
extra white Michigan At ST $ Corn steady: sales So
sfsy ss:
Psss.s: s, nj r.siss SsT XIII
s e ss ssssss'aSss @
mensnwhspi so s; 20 bushels barley 4so'o do peas
Flour. ss@ eSls. Wheat ltssSS bushels; corn, ssooo
ss;s ~ ''Ess sS 4 sss ~:
ssas d ss @ ssin o. ss o.! % ss g.
Ported VAST was bushels white Michigan ana al quoted
xn., 81 sihsasG s ws,s 70 xnss sp.sGf II cosa 5sa
a. ss sf Ssi sS .ssss %
"s;esn 81 m s,erS 81 basey matt a5m Ssr csnad 81 50
TOLEDO Nov 20, 1874
white Wabash. 81 10; No., white Michigan, 81 l3;
Mhfas ser II s%afr red eng o % 81 vs. ss
her, s7sfc, new low mixed, 67e Oats quiet and IN
he
SsR Sass aS aa oa ats 1905
Flour guie. ana unchangea wheat dull and Ia s snsde
SO. sa4c tor strictly fresh November ss3sc
Decsmhsr No, soring s5hs; rejected -,. Sc Corn
7slsc. bid. November 75sc. bid, ali the year new 10 !
m,sea 7oc AZ e new rejected M & &C. 7ec Oats II
SSsaGsp pfs spfns PSI s. spot, ko1smssT
duh and iower SEQ cash. ss ali The 'ssS yesr
Lard auiet and weak, At ls,se spot; Is.e February.
at Ysac Freghts quiet and unchanged On the call OF
the Board this afternoon wheat closed lower Ct ssssc,
the Year. oais higher at Sic cash Rseeips-4ob bhis
hour 1000 bushels wheat, = oOo DO. corn. 1000 Do
Sss o@r aG bushels %sea Ho do ee1n
do. OATS 900 do. rye, 900 DO. barley; :, -.
Spirits Of turpentne au!et at ssc Rosin asm
Tor yellow dip, $: 90 for Virgin Tar steady at
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solidated gold bonds at SAN, Milwaukee ana St.

solidated gold bonds at SAN, Milwaukee and st.
Paul eights. nrsts, at los New Jersey Central con-
vertioe at loSk; Canada Southern nrsts with in
terest certificates. so; Central Pacific bonds
closed at e51s to 952@, and Union Pacincs 0oss to
9o@ Tor rsts. $50 to sss Tor land grants and 10 to
76A lor sinking funds.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
These were quiet. tennessee new ex coupon,
sold at 557s 90, new series at SO. Virginia conso
dated 81. and do. ex-matured coupons at 81. North
Carolina, issued to North Carolina Railroad
brought 81 for the January and July issue.
BANK SHARES
The Bank OF Commerce sold for III and the
Fourth National for 90 1884, The fol-
lowing were the last bids:-America, ISL; Ameri-
can Exchange, 1l1H; Butchers and Drovers', 100; /;
Central National, 1905; Chatham, 1877; Chemical.
150o City, 800; Commerce. l1eh; Corn Ex-
change, 100; First National. 200; Fourth National.
9s Fulton, l4o; German American, So; Hanover
100; Irving, 1885, Mechanics. 1886: Merchants, 49,;
New York, 1928; New YORK County, 2o5; Park, 1873; !;
Peoples, lao; Republic, Io4: st. Nicholas. lo7; /;
State OF New York, l06; Union, l34.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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Brazilian Report of the Progress OF tho
war-What tho south American Inn
pertalists Think OF the Democratic
Struggle.
Rio JANEIRo, oct. 25, 1874.
The civil war In the Argentine Confederation II
giving some uneaslness to the imperial govern.
ment especially as the defenders OF the Argentine
government have thought 1t useful to raise the
cry OF "Brazilian god'' and accuse General Nitro
OF having been bought. by 1t and court honors, to
favor a presumed secret Brazilian policy OF abb
sorptlon. The Brazilian government has conse-
quently, considerably strengthened the squadron
in Argentine waters. both to afford protection to
Brazilian residents, in case of danger. and TO
guard Brazilian commerce from interference BY
either OF the belligerents.
THE SITUATION AT THE SEAT OF WAR.
The real condition OF Affairs IN the Confedera-
ton Is as yet impossible to comprehend, and the
latest telegrams throw no further light upon the
uncertainties and contradictions OF the CORE.
spondencc. Both parties are In the field, from
their own accounts, in overw helming Iorce and
anxiously seeking out their enemy. Bur as the
ever-actve iorces never come into collision 1t Is
more probable that their marches are on paper;
that each is unprepared TO fight aud is merely
maintaining game or brag ia their dispatches
for the public reading.
ARE THE coSFEDERArED STATES LOYAL TO THE
UNION ?
About the attitude OF the various provinces OF
the Confederation equal uncertainty exists. Entre
Rios is rising, but II IS expected, with no view Of
aiding either party. but Of striking again Tor lude.
pendence one thing is certan-that the chief
strength OF the revolution comes rom rhe prov
ince OF Buenos Ayres, and the organ OF President
Avellaneda declares that II he loses Buenos Ayres
he Is prepared to remove the seat OF government
to another province.
GENERAL MITRE's POLICY OF WAR;
General Mitre has gone to take command Of the
revolutionary forces, alter declaring that on the
success oil their purpose TO cxpel the 'rauduently
installed President" he VIII retire forever from
political life.
Three or iour steamers have been purchased
and armed, and with the gunboat Parana these
give the insurgents naval i0rce at least equal te
that or the government.
THE LoYALISr NAVY.
For this latter two small armed steamers, apA
parentv revenue cruisers, have arrived at Rio.
but lie here probably AFRAID to leave Tor the Plate
Tor fear of encounteriag the Parana The crews.
besides are mercy men hired 10 bring the vessels
out from England. VINO naturally see no reason ior
riskinE their lives in an extrane0us quarrel
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Dull and
Lower.
GOLD FIRM AT Ill 3-S.
Currency Moving to the West
and South.
MONEY 3 I-2 A 4 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
FRIDAY, Nov. 900 r. M
Speculation In the stock market to-day was
without feature. Fewer transactions were made
than at any time during the past week, and the
majority OF prices recorded show decline rang
Ing from u to y per cent. Tho largest number OF
shares sold was In Lake Shore, OF which 80, 900
changed hands; the opening price being s0A, the
highest S1 the lowest S0S ana the last Sox. West.
ern Union sold down from so to 79x, which was
ne closing figure New York Central
Is comparatively steady at lo1,< y
l0lX. Pacific Mail sold at AZ a 44X,
ending at the last named price; c.. c. and C. at
pa a9h; Northwestern common moved down from
Hx TO 4is; the preferred stock was steady at
59A; Rock Island opened at 991. advanced u.
declined TO sssI and closed at s9H: ST. Paul de-
cined from 361 to 36k, ending at 36h; Union
Pacific from 35A to 35A, closing at 351s; Erie sold
ut 2Sss 2s6 2SsS; Wabash receded from 3lh to
81, the closing price; OHIO and Mississippi fell on
from 80 to 3lsl, ending u per cent better; Pacific
OF Missouri sold at 46k q ASK; Atlantic and Pacific
preferred l5I a 151 1e; Hannibal and St. Joseph
at 257s, preferred at "a.
GAINS AND LOSSES.
Compared with prices at the close Of the market
yesterday the following are the gains and losses
shown at the close TODAY
Gains-Pacifc, 4 per cent; Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph, /; Northwestern preferred, u; gold. q.
Losses-Erle, u per cent; Lake shore, X; North
west, 4 Ohio and Mississippi, y; Quicksilver,
iH; Rock Island. 4; st. Paul, d; WABASH, y;
Union Pacific, u; Western Union, 4.
TIE SALES
OF the day amounted to 1885, 900, which were d.
vIded among the active stocks In the following
proportons:-New York Central and Hudson,
$500; Erie 1900; Lake Shore, $4,000; Northwest
ern. 1880; do preferred, 800; Rock Island, 2s4o
Pacific Mail, 1o5oo; st. Paul, $500; DO. preferred,
200; Ohios, 7.200 Western Union, 5000; Wabash,
800; Union Pacific, 2l,sOo; G., G. and l. c., 700.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
nndl lone nrica a ha do
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s sss s:'1 s' :sss; .:sss ss.
Sotsd M saes a. u ; e snareneK @ sales ,iaee SI M
Hay Asp STRAW. There mas been bur little animation
better demand shipment the south Prices were
ssn'Sssd Ss aSss hss .s;a
straw eoc "a toe & ior long rye tc ASc Tor short do
iIrDss- The market ruled frm nnder steady fair de-
ssnd a fao!s Hyss, g Is s
sanss 's. @ Is s o.s9sG : Ss
1la s =
and pssies 4 4: iCs
oTso S e sSes s' ana ssuay.s lss nsh5 3 D. 7 rs s 2 e s
los iDs lse 40 ng .hsy rsn'
gold !hey irpso ls lbs il ss, ike zanzi.
= s seiYSirn aa'pus ans SH'l, An
eced soushsrn Il al 3 ic sc M earrsney
S' xsIs' sRs s9
SamSls slssau lbs l6s gSo currency
i iSs is ssS;s.: % earrsnsv &c. selected prv 'sSssedA
s ~ 4 s fS stssnfss Sss:
sas s l0s i.c s9d as hey rum anamcros ip
M hsR spa Me''Sn %e s n % Sye
E aiorns G 20 e b 81 Rio S dT9nd a 4 ss s rs
% ss'fs + pa 5sS s
= SSSss tsf ss'sss
s g
Z lbs l5iD. l1c dead is ss lbs
dS esns q n "a DDS s Is e. Ss ss
total since september ls74 % bales against VS..
bae M Emmes we his
Mt's TIE ses ii Re
a @ ssaS SnHs lsauee On
ers have also been in market and bought freely
r hops 'asisi London
e ~ ss s Ss nj 70 dealers
able gather upon the subject we are convinced
@ s Ss ss n
this season. resulting M from nj bad S~ the
% our 4 to s m ss e SAY ns yas 70 o
from this .na sass LSndon
hons Reflections are claimed and allowed over there
such as nspsc'o5s dealers ana brswers here never
pains curing n oh er
narkes and have sh2wn ,nemhow i would BE- money
elorts in this direc ton have proved futile i does
The he s n @ Ii. e IL
ity should be made in bad picking and bad manage
generally The best managed plantations in this
country to be found caliiorna. and this is why
hops from that district always bring The highest prices
in MARKET We quote:-Amercan crop. 1874, 35c TO
45c. lb American crop, 1873 i5c 10 23t; American
crop, 1872 lie. l5c; ods oil growthS Sc l2c Cali
fornias, 1874, 40c. to 4Sc
IRoN-The market Tor American ps only be re-
ported drifting to 10 prices being without the
sustaining Of consumption to relieve the market
iron; increasing stocks the enlivening OF
laon to keep it from falling by Its own weight sales,
since last about 500 OF brands at $27
$2S TOR No. L., scotch pig unchanged Cable ad-
vices from Glasgow quote higher prices. which. with
small stock here sustain values. Sales so No.
Glengarnock at $50. and 100 tons Eginon at
SH We quotc:-American No. J. S27 SIS: No. 2,
S26; do. forge, $25 SIG. Scotch-E Eglinton.
No l. x37 G.engarnock, No l. $50 $40; Coltness Sal
a S42; Sunmerlee none.
LEArHER.-The demand to- hemlock sole continued
light There are but few Eastern manufacturers In the
supply immediate wants. the supply Of heavy and
stock being made up of middle weights Receipts for
the week, 06 sides ana 2467 bales Exports tor the
nfnnn Od s1dn Wn nfn-
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THE REVOLUTION IN vENEzUELA.
Progress OF tho Peoples War Against
Guzman RIancO.

CURAcOA, Nov. 10, 1874
BY the steamer Maracaibo from Venezuela I hear
that the provinces OF Zulia, Merida, TrunIo and
Tachira are now in arms against Guzman Blancos
General Eduardo Perez commands the troops that
have taken the field against the tyrant
THE MOVEMENT EXTENDING.
Generals Level do Coda, Ducharne, Cameros
sandoval aud tour others have landed In Piritu
and Margarita and taken charge OF two cargoes Of
arms and ammunition.
General Pulldo who had been captured and es.
caped is In barcelona at the head OF 500 men.
BLANCo CONFIDENT
Guzman Blanco reports that lie has $1,000 men
under arms and is confident OF quelllng the Insur.
rection.
PRESIDENTIAL FINANCIAL PRUDENCE.
1t is reported tnat Guzman Blanco has lately
made a remittance 'oi ss00,ooo to England Tor his
private account
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Wheat was DUH but nomnally unchanged, although
pspS ushe S10s theaso aa
sl1ueso, 2sE SIS s1qds 9q Rs%ss
81 2s for new and old No 81 25 81 q for prime new
81 9 s. % ior white: Germ was daiI and
s. @ e old hs IN meas store
aheat; SIC Sac. tor new. chiefly at Sic SIC. Yellow
a: nS9as a'sS X snaa.
z. u ol 81 a. which figures were above the views Of
The sales foot up about 66c bushels 65sc. dc
EnfenIs-Ihe movement IN berth ire,ghis was ma.
OF snpowncrs WHO demanded higher rates Tor all com
better dsures Tonnage Tor charter was held with
renewed 's conhdenee and whne advanced rates were
II o re the
Ipeo s1Sn saa M
ads SaGs oSseso at s Ga 500 Ans rss ss ,s & Suss
sSsa at ~ S9;,s SSs,
barr hence 70 Cork for The United kingdom,
sTs s a sas Il
yc % Of DO & a. s Cd British baa hence 70
Iss,Suum at s British bark. hence 70 Japan, with
ase w,ah cu aease
@ wi sh es 'eS"
to psas 81 a. az Ses so eS New
ssT; and demsns and
seso'sa Ssy hS,s eomnon 'Ssa
81 20 Pcars-Fancy, per bb 81 $2i do. fancy Calf
lorna per box 50 SI 81 80 do cooking per bbL, So
81 Ounces, per bbl 81 a 81 Grapes Isabella 5c. a
Gaag9a g. Sss sG bos Ans s. 4' e lGa
moor to iar, 81 81. do Eastern lancy per bbi. 81
SlJ; do do. to good ST 50 S. So Chesnuts per
bushel " % hiekery nut. 81 10 per do,
nuNSEs The market, though inactive. exhibited q
little better tone out no material improvement Since
our last 500 rolls OF onestcs were runorcd sold on
private terms, sald 10 Dc at lie We quote stc
cloth, l4c lac for heavy average spot, Calcutta.
g7rc. 9sc., Borneo l2Ic. bags llLc. a l2c.
HEMP AND jurt The market Tor hemp remained dull
cpican ~ "a Ime.d as Il 81 ~,
and nominal far undressed Manila, c $40, gold, Che
latter price for choice, kusEA clear, " ~ w. goQ
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:'$i:s :::| $,:,.: ';;
adoa ana 81 IS g 2 aelivsrsd: hsverstraw Bay s6
lows Sroion-srsw.nHss saoss and s!S ds,iysrsadi
srFs afa ans M .ss
ssl aehye:ed balimors; $50 sss anoat Lime was was
81 = tor DO swg CO Gemen, sea ns ss y 81 apa %
@ Sai Pa and s. q
BEEswAx sold only in a small, way, but was quoted
steady az rom SOc Slc per To- tor yehow' southern
ssoox coRs-The demand. ss during the early par.
OF the week has been moderate, but values remained
medam sreen short green psa brush @ Sc S.
Beans sss 4sD Pkss-Sedian, and marrows are in good
sapply and with only light demand prices tend some
shese 81 90 M s. ss HsaS@ mir to ssoa
s. 75 Old esaes 81 % aSee &c s. 10 81
81 i wa Sasd : IS sssS :s g = peas & e. white Kid
and lair Ine h ss
prices, but the general marAet si presents quiet
Ss sr %ssam and iaE sFsSss vhsSs @ so%s%ss
ue7 ma ia P's 70 GOOD a & se asmf
oee do a 'G Sc ' hall rsn s tub tubs
as sss ss to aS ES ss tubs
shoce "a .a maas de- !oc IA 4lc aO prime se SOC
SSa, ssis 's sreamsfx ane s' do dairy me
DE- S d % nr f @ s.a $40 ne s
% and do eSaa eS n to Seod @
SIC. 4 ac; do; do good -, to prime, ssc a s5c /;
do, do, tair to good. &c. &c do. hrkns, choice
sse s5e sn,,a do, DO far p good. 21e se
Soc s6e do DO DO. iair 70 good 2sc sse do. do,
&c &C. Do d. do lair gs to good sSc; a. sc, do DO
hrkns choice, Soc; do DO, fair e good 2dc. a
sSess do isy sSod
lair % scod
u SIC. do common to lair 25c. sc.
CHEEsE.ine market ruled quiet but firm. High rates
of treah,s anl scarcity Of keep shippers rom
operating, while the home trace purchase only
to meet immediate wants We quote state fac
tory hne fancy. l5Ac l6Ac, good to
me lac a5hc; state factory GOOD. l3dc.
do. daires, hne, lic 51c Orange county SKINS,
l2c Ono laeoTU G Gnedaar shape choice Tor sx,
trade l4c l5hc; do do tar 70 good. loc, lie. do
factory, fine, lac. q lo1a"
EGGs met with moderate demand at about steady
prices Quoted as follows: long Isano, New Jersey
: Sic. Canada, choice brands 2sc; Western. choice
brands 29c.: other Western 2Sc. 2Sac lined choice
brands, 24c !: do. fair to good. &c. BE.
CoTToN.-The market was decidedly active, with
a vigorous upward tendency, which maintained till
the close. The annexed quotations show advance
Ut an advance Of &c. a al6c. Quotations based on
ar;can stand ard ofc fca
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.
Severe and Widespread Damage By
Hurricane i'm Jamaica.

KINGSTON, JAM, Nov. 10, 1874
The damage by the hurricane In Kingston 10
roughly estimated at 800, 900.
In st. Catharine, st. Thomas Ye Vale, ST. Doro.
thy, Clarendon, Manchester, st. Elizabeth, West
morcland, 81. Ann and Metcafe immense damage
was done. Fields OF provisions vergng on ma
turity. together with those recently planted, have
been wholly devastated. Indeed. numerous
peasant houses were blown down.
THE PEOPLE sUFFERfNG--MANY LIKELY TO srARVI.
Desolation Is spread over many districts.
Reports from some sections say ground provis-
ions Will be scanty next year, and starvation ID
looked for.
HARBoR DAMAGED.
In Port Morant haroor every wharf was a.
! strQyed.
The New York herald., 1874-11-21

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Australian at 32,se. bales Cape s5c so lbs Of
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5ouu IDS extra pulled, 1000 lbs SUPER pulled 500
los; medium secured Western aecce, q bags OF super
anc lambs pulled, 5000 lbs OF ine fleece 5000
lbs y CALIFORNIA pulled ou lbs of secured CALIFORNIA;
80 bales fa California, 5000 lbs OF Western Texas and
LOO los. oil Oregon all on private terms
WHIsKEY.-Rece pts-5T3 bbls. The demand was mod.
and the market lower Sales 80 bills at 81 or.
ST. 02ls, and 50 bols. OF aiconol at 81 oi per gallon