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HTANTED-!s situation in respectable family
w by a young woman, do Homework and sew
inc. or to take care of children. Address c. A.,
Bulletin Office Ola 1t
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NTANTED-A partner Immediately, with a cash
w capital from 1900 to $4,000 to invest in
business that is estabthed and will pay from 80 to
40 per cent profit from three to four times year
A1ires p" Bulletin office ol3 st
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WIANTED-To rent in private family two
w neatly furnished rooms. with kitchen, if de
sired viii be rented in suit or single furnished or
Apply to No. 60 Constance street
nj
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

New Orleans. October II, 1S14-On and
after this date Mr. ADOLPHE 5. AUDLER is no
longer IN our employ.
ola st HOFFMAN. MARKS & co.
New Orleans. st. Louis and Chicago Rail.
road Company, New Orleans Oct IL. 1S.4-Notice-
Mr. J. ID. HOUSTON has been appointed Agent of
this Company at New Orleans station i'll place OF
Major E. A Burke. resigned.
oi3 st E D. FROST. General Manager.
Office of Louisiana Levee Company. D
Carondeiet street.-the Commission OF State kngl
neers having this day ordered the building #
Eighty Six $50 Levees in various parts of the States
during the coming year reregalng about TWO mllon
of cubic yards. the Levee Company desires to have
these Levees built i'll the next four months The cost
OF constructing these Levees will be far in excess OF
all the cash resources at the command of the Levee
Company. They will therefore. be compelled to
meet the exigency by making contracts for building
these Levees in part for cash and part on credit,
Contractors and planters wishing to build Levees
Invited call at the Office of the Louisiana Levee
Company and examine the lists aud specifications
and obtain information as to terms
Planters and others residing in the vlnclnty OF the
broken Irvecs VIII have The preference i'll ObtiniE
Cu,.traGts, 5hOu tnry ,sSire-
" order Of ii President:
TIL L. TX. Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans Oct L. 1874 o3 15t
Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Calliope street at O'Clock p NJ. connecting with
all fast trains North. East and West Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains. IVA
North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ading given to all stations this
Pargoud and Natchez. J.JANNEY. Agent.
lei III Common street.
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New Orleans, October II, 1S74-On and
longer IN employ.
ol43t HOFFMAN, MARKS s. co.
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NTANTED-By thoroughly competent and ex-
w perienc,d Engineer situation on sugar plan
taton for the ensuing crop, having had twelve years
experience, both in Louisiana and Cuba, heretofore.
Address z Nj G. Bulletin Office. Ol3 lt*
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NvANTED-A second hand steam engine, about
w 20 horse power; must be in complete running
ortlcr and fully guaranteed Address, stating terms
Y. V L., Bulletin office. olO tt
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DENTISTRY.
nR, GEORGE J. FRIEDRICHS-
DENTAL SURGEON,
Has just returned to the city, ana will be glad tc
geceiyo his patrons, as
ljj st. Chm rles street, corner Of Girod,
One square above the City Hall.
of3 81
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WANTED = Occupants for a fully furni shed
w House l62 jackson street between Constance
and Laurel containing double parors, hail. four bed
rooms, store-room pantry Kitchen two servants
veniert to churches schools, markets and three
lines of cars; unexceptionabe neghborhood. For
particulars apply to W. p. FRERET, 80 Camp
street oil If
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-14

Rooms Democratic Parish committee New
Orleans October l. lc14.-Al candidates nominated
by the Democratic Parish tonventian. held on the
5th and 9th inst requested meet at the rooms
Of the Democratic Parish Com'ei+tee corner Of
Gravier ard st. Charles streets, THIS wednesday,
EVENING, at ocl ok.
By order of The Committee
j. H. HANDY
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NOR RENT-THE COTTAGE HOUSE NO 346
Il st. Mary between st Charles and CarOndeet
streets. Contains seven rooms, gas. etc. Convenient
to four lines Rent S25 possession Immediately.
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NOR RENT-SMALL TENEMENTS OF TWO
IL rooms each and corner store shop the COR
ner of johnson and Gravier streets. Also two
story house with ten rooms, 40 Clio street. Also,
yard for storage 1876 Fulton street. $40"
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NOR RENT-A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL.
IL ing, containing six rooms, kitchen, and large
yard in good repair Cars pass within half square
of the property Rent $40 per month good tenants
Apply to W. X. VERLANDER 45 Magazine street.
SD
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ola MSE Assistant Secretary Parish Commute
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-AEN BRIDGE.-The suburban police re-
port bridge broken and in dangerous con-
dition at the corner of st. Ann and Galvez
streets. Also one on the corner of johnson
and Canal streets.
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NOR RENT-THE FIRST STORY OF THE
Il house No. $40 Canal street, the store of T.
Boissonneau. Possession given Immediately Apply
nj
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

mONDAY Nov =, lS14
AgHgS-The business hight and quotations nomnAY un'
changed at 61ae for Pot. and sc. for Pearl go
rather inquiry from exporter ana the
market 6m sales Of 1000 southern al 3O034ei Western
BROOM CoaN-COrn is hrmer better demand quote
sev Greeu Medium Green es sc stoFt Green
Brush sI2e9l4c anu Red -apped and Red st 6G6lec
BUILDING MATKKlALsBcE limited supply and the market
= ls.e aIvance quote Pale " NJ anoa at u 20
So Jerser 80 50; Cpnvei sbael H"ersiTaS bAF at
- so Cretou Fronts Sl2 DARK S3 and RED al s4 Pbs
32 and Baltimore at fJO0s0 cement qulet Ana
NJ, remap steady Rendae 81 l5GSl 2j and Portland
- Is a SO moderately active at about former 6gue Roek
ami At xl soc QSl %. Hair dull and Gomaay
Al e2-c for Goat and 5025 for Cattle Lsths
bat ques IL 90 ones descriptions are Slon
CSSDLRs-Ad,m.nine du and unchanged l3c for 10
lSe II IL sperm, Zse' PaieI' Ss93se
EEE-In RIO We have note the market
m very 6rm quiet Of stock The stocks th.
Al no. I'D up 23 bags incuug 900 800
saTSnnah 100 bag, sOl5 We
ordinary cagoes al 6a 63 Far 10 lo6Iofei Good
o a2l ac gold y b 80 inquiry
grades hgh an boders ensin tO in their news We
asr.o.o I6Ioa nc LAguayra lSol9lqc Jsmaea la 9e
Domingo l69el7c Porto Rico Il a9ISe. Costa hoo
l7hlste.: MEXICAN lselse AasOs4rs, l7Gls& savsoiiA
COTTOS-Hoden Of spot Cotton brn and are atpe
] sbou, former r,tes Receipts shipping ports are
az 10s ne. I .nce SEPT g. g65 b.. " SATURDAY night
reospS 10 100 bae exports Great britain Zo2AO bae e1
pors 25s bales stock IN New fort 50 eae con
hvenes foOws November l465o Docember IA 4sle
January laO4s Peoruary, l5.37ei March, l566e+ Apri
Is ii s2s 800 bales March is 2l32c 400 bslss Ap1l Is
esl 900 bales J.na.ry 532e P,ou,r IS
100 bales Psbruar IS l552e 300 bas AAIe 10 ISIo~ 4oO
uo,suoa. standard cssSoanon N Ofs SEPT l. 1874
Upland ODt~s u 9siy Dose ISsn sAk
ortaar, l2. s.nei Good Ordinary l4A sdihns l47s
Good Ord "a Low No ia1 -, l. . u"'~ NM - .
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
COTTON MARKETS

WILMINGTON Nov Cotton quiet Mdting l3'ic. net re
coil $50 1908 bales stock = bales
2JOtton fair demandi buyers oh ing nsd
rat4s Miidus Il 4sGl4c Low hddhng Is Gl3'4c' Good
ora 1ary l3a 4743 ba gross 10 bales er
r TO r-,t Britain I5I 1893 Daes sales
$40 bse-; stock. 5G35O bales ann.
S.VAyyAg Nov and steady Mdding lac net
5.os6 to Great Britain
ltS bales saes 2l13 bales stocG oOS'V
gross bales Shipments l21o baes sales ii bales
slocx 10 1913 bales. ., ,,,,u -, :.
Mxxpr Nov 2-Coton duiet and unehsnget htihng l3'
lac 1856 baes shipments ZioO baes safes A'Vo
bales; 25,62l bales
1900 bales; 2JS3 OAes exports ooAs' --''
n.l, - ,ales. | 300 bales stock, 80, ,99i bales
CtscSsAr 2-ottOn unchanged Mddlng l3e net receipts
7 ba.; 640 bales spnnes LOO bales sales IOo
b,les; stock 5.367 bales
Bo,Tos Sov 2-Coton esdy Mdding 15c net receipts o5
bales gross ABS bales sales 40 bales stocS OOO hAieA
Sxw-uaL..ss Nov 2-Coron Hoiday-Estmaed net receipts
6 900 ba es; stock 71,1ls bales ...., -.-.
PHnADELPH Nov 2Cotton dull Midiling, l4'i net receipts
Al bales; gross 593 bales - - ,.- D 200
bates erpos l56s bales sales IOOO OA!es s'ocA
BYsoKs Nov Cotton quiet; Adtng isc; gross receipts
Continent LOU bses coast"se oo
ba.s sales So basi stock Sbl6 pa eA
NoRVoLK 2-CO0n quiet; hddbng s1lo Io-Ioc oet
receipts bales; EXPORTS cosise 4'c9L OaeS SAFES "VV
"A 23OSO bales
Nov 2-Coton nominal; Mcding Is 39l3'1e
net oc.ius, ,6o7 bales sales 30 bales
CHEESE MARKET.
Urrc. Nov 2-5OOO Of Cheese offered here to-day
and 5D0 bo5ps sold 55lc; the market duL
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

For tntue ae sssoc- OF lled332c
ls Improvement; hl'sv- A
bsslso OF Low hIddkDgs
saturday Ec-rmbr 100 Ia l6e; December
900, IA l3lee 800, Il 2'S2c January 500 70 l6e
IS 332e 500 Is February 200 10 ~ 200 Is 1890
March zoo 10 1882 100 l5Sss April 200 Is 81 s2e 700
64O0 bales Closing pees-NOvemer Il ll6d-332s Droen-
be IA l3 l692732ei Is 3329 A February Is 1892
d7l6G March. l5 2332@ Apnl l6e May 10 1921 &c June
10 7l6d p msrtei km SAes TO-DAY 70 m-Hovember
= IL ~; 500 l4A; 100 IA 1894, 400 l4hsi 100
IA 1897; go r., l4's DeserseI 400 IA l5I6S 800
- 232i loo, l4S4c 100 IA l3lse 500 il 213Z Jan
24o3 Is l;S2S; lCo IS l-ies 400, IS iS4ei 400
ZOO IS Ils2s; 100 IS 1l6s 5o, - II S2e 200 ss
!OO 70 "a 3Ie' zoo zoo 30 Soo 2 htIeh lUD I2,@
300 is 1897 300 1896 500 10 2532e 300 is 10 6e
Ami 10 % 200 Is 20 31 COO 10 L5 loe; 100 10 Il
Nay 100 l6 3loe; 400 10 531S 100 10 1875 Jane 300
rs 7.l6e. 500 ~ 1884 100 10 lf.33a 5uU, IL 9l6e
.olal. 300 baksi sraBd stsl 10 SU0 talss
AND DYK-Opum steadily held bat bo,ders
.~pDg 81 gold With 81 81 bid At
L5 ~toui change aooei 37S Alum
10 steady a LvDp quoted Nat
Posco 3ss English 2sss Essential
oEotab only small bbiBg sse SaDsrsons
- so sod; 81 Il a1SI 10 Knsls Chem
0a and the rather Ia sro Of the
sold at 81 20sS2 50 RAJ hcdA 81 65asl 10 Csusn
81 81 za&5 Bi Caro- soa - o1 ~ Al sOA OsbeT
M sast We quote
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
sUuppRAN AARKKTs

LvEHPooI No, 2-l230 m-COtion hsee sasr' hiaahg
rplaad I'D Mdug Orleans sds al hs sales oi zoe A'
bsv. including 2OOO bAes taken i'r spe-A"04
an export n p.,.. =, eoy s6,
LosDos "a mPss dispseas. quote Hsntes a. ~ DOC
LyaRP1oI. soV 81 Ssles on The BASH ei MllAAhs
,,ns o OdinsY shipped October aad hovsmDrf al y
l6 ds, d-hyebe sOEemesr Aad peeembef a. ~ 20, '.
nShns below Mitns shipped hoyembef anu December
A Breadlds Cseoss 'lo ss@ iof 'As Des' s'
a, taereaH Fia- LsII. OOe y cSL
L.yssroal. SsL 81 Si ths Col.sg -As to---' e-So
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

bales were American Sales the basis MdtBne Cp.nd noh's
deliverable January and Febrnsry AZ os
LONDON Nov 2-5 dispatches quote keutes a. ~ 70
LfvHHPooL Nov 2-5 m-CottOn on ihe basis 9 hdlas
Upsnds nothing Low Mddngs shipped October ana
G74sL do do shipped December and January dt.Ioi@ @ @
OF Mddng Orleans nothing below Low spped
November and December at 1864 Corn SO 3d36b evI
LONDON Nov 2-3 o. m-Taow 46i D36l Y cwt
2-Petroleum. 90 If for One Pale smercsn
lIvxRPoOL Nov 2-6:3O mte1Hed Petroleum, 5zJ1L pf
gallon Spirits Petroleum, lO1 gallon.
LONDON. Nov. .2-EveBns-Sprits Turpentne, 2Ti v cSt
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

BCETbs nu, ness chiefly eoltnsi nA s I .bosi orAe
tgarrs siss Of 80 Carolina Sc and loo bags LesH.
AT 9dGs quote CkToinA at al ior fAr az y o'
Good sa7 a., Prime. aud sassy of Cloeei FANaA " ."
IL An RangooD a. g. lsd6as- eureneE. T., -. M.
onte Al gla Tmothy dbl uuehAIEe5 al ~ az 50
sTRARS quotoI 10 olo3Aoc Sss
Of 90 tes Ci,y at l5c - -. -,
GKs1te uatet 70, sun iuh snd an
an .o. saaTavn sampies ToA
,b m,et and r.fa,s sds4 for Fair TODD ehh
s bav. Ar, honR s. ssg5hs Il aboai al t1Ai oua
be obliBs sslss 81 Ceainasa al l4o and 90 La
I.mrra on private terms quote Far 70 GOOD hrhsrg o.
a. Prime ao A. ss.c Csahga hhdA and bones No 70 ID
sssaela, ana so Clsyed gisi Rehned y IN I'm Ia a~-s
Al onef esate. 6s.dy'4 loT 81. isss, ss@loS~ ~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

PRTROLBUM-Th- fos Reoped crn-noes nsst'' vfH
res shade srmer; loo bbls IL la Css quot 1oS
,nsT Al Igo1lss,e Crude dn quoted 5sa5 &c NsphtA
80, a. IoL Al Pbadelphis the inaeivei
lo5.1 Adyees from tbe denote Quiet uArtct -
Port 5
Moderate sssasnd uur sale. Of 30 bhA Ae-s 80 1V
hh 10 .ee November Beef Dbenty small
ssI.s Of plain Mes $40 dsll Extra SlJ, and Packet 500
sI5 Is Tere hut steadily beb Besf Hans ar
sssvT ana ouet r x2Odt23 Cutm~ab qae scer
and lover sales 500 peoe &c fof Yesn Shoulder sGse
PxK.1 do: Snokei do 9d9Ao br Ffe<h
g fo Presh Bellies l0s. dlls PcAed HAMS l for snoisa
Co "a Bellies 10 n lOc; lOO1O hlb 90 ~ t
Ra.on firm I'd d lTo
Clear iOI.e; halt Short sei
nsreht and Jsnuary slsc sdS ILad
anil aud sales Of rs Western steam 5si loo
-. 90 I8La delivery bear Of 300 ser
.se, Dcenter 500 seller January and Vee'1A
m - 500 uerees Desls ii si 10 nsroes s+'f h~
rear Il l7sdll 10. l6cs -.
oou,AsAr,ys vrocKs Bszy IN ssv-foRk AND
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

ya. s,n,. nor,,,,o - .. % OOe % 90 gold.
Lnaxood. Wsst Coast. - - o" w -
Sspan
PkATHE RsThe weaker aud very quet western L's
Geese prime 81 d6Oe and do. inferior at 3Odi9e
Fs-Dry bat the demand not brisk; ses
S6 rs for Georges s6 for Picked 90 haefe are af
.r AZ .bout former rates; No Masachusets shore
Sl3asl3 so and 2 do sl06slO 80 Barrel Herring are
qret steadily held; Labrador 50 eO9sI AMI Poana 10 oe
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
week compare as follows with those of the previous

week:
Ceaungs for the week ending Oct ~
Cear1ngs for the week ending Oo5 3-.... J,lDol. -
Balances for the week ending Oct A.-...- 2l22oMo ~
balances for the week ending Oct S-.... lsSJosS %
The auditor of the Denver and Rio Grande Kali
way makes the following exhibit OF earnings lot tne
week ending Oct, 81, 1874 Freight. S4ls0 IL pas
sengers S32s1 IL: total, $3.50 SS gross earnings
main line lls miles as above S74S0 50 gross earn
ircs main line. same mileage, same week 1878,
$500 80.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
svlvania 6s Ill; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
14l: Reading Railroad SIT; Pennsylvania Railroad,
54.; Gold. 11O..
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

~ New YorE-JEAN HENRY SCHMhPf. Paint agant
JACOpEB AMELIs ELIZABETH WlLHELhlNE StHhlhPF, Do
tendant-Summon for Reefro the Defendant lou are n~oy
ths sc0n
herewith served and to serve cop. o. '"u
20 the complaint subscribers their ohe Nos 293 ,e
2y5 Bosdvay Newio within twenty dsys sier the
Of u such service ana y su M "a
within me sfoai the pana n this az
Court for the rrhe demsnde1 IN the cOmhnl
Dated New ork 18th June, 1874
HEWCOMBE ~ LEVESTRILL. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
2J3 and 2yJ Broaisay. Nrw-iork
the above entitled ned ~ TIE Ones
the County Work al the Courthouse IN
tue City OF Ne~-York. 9Th day Of OctobeI lo14
NBWCOMBE LEVhS fRILL, Plsntf's Attoreys,
os law6wru 293 and 295 Brosdwa,. New York.
n Y. SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF
KISGs-The GERMASIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
pl,nuH against SEBASTIAN sCHNADbkBkCk. LOUISE
KRAEGER FE2DINA 10 A. KRAEGER and ANNA MAhlA. hs
si6- EREDERiCK KRAEGBR MARIA hs wife JULIUS ..
KRAEGER ERNEST KRAEGBR snd ANNA MS wife tHAkLEs
y NETZGBR and ADELAIDE MElZGER hs wife SkbAS AN
sCHNADEBBCK. JULIUS DhJOSGk, and Louise hhAEOEh
executors AUGUST kkAkkn deceased ND
MEYER LOUIS A LlENAU GEORGE kOCH EDNAkD GINA
UEKBBCK K administrator Of CArHAklNb ~ stHNADEkbECh
dscrssed: MARTIN MAYER. WALTER T. kLOIs, JAMES
KLOTs JOHN RAEBBR MICHAEL LIENAU, CARL LANGAN:
Relief On not s-r To tue above naEs
efendsns and the
IN action which will b. filed fbe oe Of e Cerk sf
serve copy the subscriber AZ
New York City within twenty ates
the O serycs;
And you the said complain WITHIN tie ms as,
e will apply the CourI of the ee drmAndu
" ~ JOHN CHETWO0D. Plaintiff Attorney
The complaint he the once II
County OF Kings 10 the tolnOuse 10 TIE C
Brook Iyu on the 7th lzT October. A. d. 1914.
Ola Isx6yru John CHErWOOD, PPufs Auy.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
GtGtiouern.
feqai Notlccs.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS City aud
I J ouutv of SevYerk-THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY Plaintiff against David Woo HayeT BAKER aa si.sA
N bis wife Morgan william fhT Francs hctIoIn Martin
Bsdy William johnson, William CoaloI Johu cather Jehn Nc
Coune Barclay Mary Mulaney Michael Masney ehae
ues Thomas Gallagher Wihsm Shelly, Joseph Miller Mchse
Daley Bridget eb Patrick Farrell James Mon<e
Deendaut rehet tom uOt -~rvd
the DEFENDANTS above oame You are hereby sDmone
and the This scon winch ls JAG
Once the Clerk Of the Cou OF Common Peas Tor ss
CIV NewYork st the Courthouse 10 a ' aal
copy the sail the subscriber
his Office NewYOrx Civ within twenty aV Aer tes
Of the day OF such serves
apd the SAL complaint Niihr the ' aioe s
plaintiff this acton will apply 70 the Court or ne ee 10
msnded In compnt-D1ted NewYark September ID 1874
HENRY A. BOGERr. Plaintiffs AttOrney.
~ Chamb-rs-st. New York City
the above scnon led IN the once OF the Cess
Of tue Pleas the CouFlous IN said e %
sSe issSsTv HENRY A. BOGERT. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

Railroad bonds were in moderate request Anu .ne
market was firm in tone. Several issues were quoted
px interest. The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

NOLlSSRs-The gt the absence OF Cuba stock
and uomBsy unchanged Nes NesOrean siesd
~ NAL jobhng Cuba Centrifugal Aad hiri al
33q3sc Cubs CLayed 37Q42 Cuba AacoTado hehnpg 5'd
s3e Cuba MusovNo GI0cery aZG50ei PofS RIO avg NC
Rngisb ans 40 46O Orleans OH Crop 60 g7Oc and SeE
7jdS5e IA .- -. AL.
held sale. Of $50 bbs at 35d35 Rosn Il, only bed N
auo-d 81 35 40 about zoo oobA
Co. !. tne inside figure Tar dull and unehng a.
a. 37i Tor North Country Wilmington 81 81 81 @*2 o22
Pieh 10 noni nA d 81 37l71f2 80.
OILs-Ded bat steadily hsd Al 7et IN eSse RON osa
s hands Crude Fish Lar1 dali
b.v. on, 10 mote small Of Winter 81 l20Sl Is and
es.nI make al ii O6dSI 10. Mesh1en with arn
tps nrsvng; auo.ed 42ds3 oils vtost change
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
City bank shares sold as follows: Fourth Ma
t1onal at 90. Park At l3s. Metropolitan at 133, and
Ninth National at 1901 The following were the

The Bank statement compares as follows With
former retnrps:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
5drlnas Banks
Ghances tor Business men

business OPPORTUNlTIES-Th adver-
.er wants one with about sjOOoO csss
capital actively the general agency an sale o. nrsts
FOODS ht present hands for % ans
well and OF the world and are second
10 none Other capital OF S2OOOOO nos psd "A
Thi, Ia rare chance well established business th
agents devote their whole Tine
10 manufacturing the goods Address
DOMRsTIC MANUFACTU URERs Box 2426. y Y. ?. o.
DOR SALE-A large number of APPLE and
A. T. BRIGGS.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
THE MARKETS.
lC.eiulIr reported Tor rHs rKIBrsAl
,CEIPTs OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

STATEMENT OF EXPORTS
MONDAY Nov g. 1874.
The following complete list Of exports shipped Ia vessels vheh
were cleared TO-DAY for 'oreiRn
AIKxASpaA-Bsrk juno.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
h uY GRAIN ~ SZw-YORK AND BRooKLfS sAhE
Hnravs RnR rHRER THARA

GTSylES-Bacs small and held u more steAu ~
A. Pc dull rather weak sales at I-1A-F iA1A
ou,.t -. n tor Nsnv- l3e for Boraeo
HAY AND sTRANThere rather inqurv snd the m1rk
Freely;
opos Shipping at 6O SOC 1sl Clover 5Jd6Oe ana
salt and IN be ser demand Al ooSoO o'
Long Rv. 4Oq5uc for hort Do. JOc for cash.
HOPS-There little change in the situation brewers have
honght .parns hod-rs generally firm English dce are
fr nd the that hsr. viii be better movement 10
this line oil trade for export We quote
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
flndnrldi.
Ulp,oeno HoIlres.

TIE AxKRicAy BKcEAsss SATiysAL BAsx
NEw YORK Oct % 1874
4 DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT, tree OF
srs, been declared on the capital Of ths o.s pse -
an ,frr transfer books vii be eose rom h 1 aAs
- 80 ,ss an the ar Of yoyember E. WILSON, Cashier
IOUPONS due November 1 from second
~ Mortgage Bond. Of ST. LOUIS AND IRON hOINIAs n
60 viii ne paid after November 2 az The agency
he ST L. L A. and :. RY. co, No 10 Bfosf.lv. -
~" - 49, D. w. heWILLlAMs, Treasurer
0FFICE of the Farmers Loan and Trust
" Compsny 90 ErchAugsp.ee corner Wn.n 81 o. -
Is74-Tne coupons Evansville ani C1rorsvie X ts
vii be psd Al this nce on sn sss
the 2I Of soyember GEO. p PITCH secTetary
vT'HE FIRST MORTGAGE COUPONS OF the
l. SIOUX CITY AND ST PAUL Rail ROAD tOhPAni ans 10
November ls7f sil he paid ser hONOAf th "a ins
the hetfoDoitsn National Bank Nev-fork
OFyIcs op PARxEhs' LOAN TRrsr C0xPAsTk \
20 ExCHASGg-PLAcR COR NlLLIAN-sr, z
SEv-loRK Oct. 23. 1874
THE usual QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CHAT the cap stock Of this Company hA
been declared payable Nov The transfer books are eose g9
date 1hO filth-
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
Us ? %
American Crop ls7I4O0i5 Olds sn grovths..... "a !!
Cropl l-73. I5025 rOregn i 10

Aperesn Crop = IL Foreign $40
American Crop 1872 I2al5 CALIFORNIA; iS7i.....IOai5
Manila soc, and Matrrs AZ 800 - currency
stead demand lin
0uote Fine M1clJg
S2s 1850 Rye Feed at S26 p ton.
METALS ket for Ing Copper has aan become very cue
large movement noticed our last Dat holder. ran
s IN Their sales of about 100 900
I,te Al 21Q22.e for future delivery holders - 2
2 for January and ADr Scotch
Pig Iron suppy and hei hm bat The demand Is ONLY
limited only supply the immediate wants OF the aHe ne
Pig still au and unsasiso ~ con
dIuou hed under the FOr.gn
stimulated .be demand and prices nomina
Foreign S6 10 Domestic f6 80 gold Foreign s
quiet steady 6aa g7c gold Domestic held A. o
dull sluggish mtret ior Pg H. Du
the sb.ence prices nominal Engi'h IL y a. 2!c; ne
bpsd at q &c 2c Plates also Ver' SO" ." SAFE
al - 9O
and 80 boxes ChAcOs Tin 50 So Oshe metals dull We
nunIs
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
r.sssmed notes $4,000 were received for reden'p-
Government bonds were frmer at a hisne' @ uav 80
.t rrices consequent upon firmer gold "0 "1'''~
lha l.tast nnntatlnnS
~ fnllnuinc were the bIds |:


Tn Tn state bonds Missouri long bonds SOLD al so sua
in oUA'e ;, f,r new series and old ex coupon
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

SHKRWFs OPTcE Nav YosS, Aug = t2''-
the tas kecii"s "' TO
COVE y "' ~" --' ~ ~ WILLIAM & CONNES ~
st,ra Of The CITY aud CoariL 81 SeN.iott.
are noi6ei publish th alfe' srmo,
apis the, are .pcs Asass @As- s-s- '4O"-sea '-HAS
As1v. ssAytss ssst
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

PLOUR AND MEAL-Ike inquiry for Flour IL limited the age
. aud the elections which cheek business ara
nomna especially Winter hent brand AZ
e close and quiet for grades sales
n ,lk We
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

CHEESE MARKET.
U-,c, Nov Of Cheese offered here to-day
and 500 bo1rs sold At l5a6l5'l the market vas dull
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-01-19
HERZOG & BROS
GREAT SACRIFICE

sale OF Dress Goods
BEGINS TODAY.