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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-08-04
Gregg Brick Machine.

OFFICE OF ISAAC GREGG, JK., g CO',
10s SOUTH FOURTH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
The undersigned are now manufacturing, and have
Tor sale, their Universal Brick Machine, OF the vari
Gus capacities, as follows:-
Size No. capacity 5000 Bricks per day, Price 81 900
Size No. 2, ;" 10000 Price $1,500
Size No. 8, 10000 '' Price $4,000
Size No,,4, $4,000 Price $2,500
Stiff tempered clay of strong weak qualities is
worked by 1t, and the Bricks hacked up for dry
ing directly from the machine.
This machine is very simple of construction. It
can be managed as easily hand-press the moulds
being fed separately and by hand labor 1t produces
STRETCHERS and PAVING BRICKS equal to any
manufactured by hand, and can be adjusted to mould
FRONT BRICKS for repressng. Circulars giving
full particulars will be forwarded to any address by
application as above. Orders are solicited, and all
machines warranted to perform as represented.
ISAAC GREGG, Jr., 4 co.
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Vacancies in delegations can only be filled by
actual residents of the town which they represent.
The County Committee will be in session at the
above room at O'Clock the day of the Convention
tor the purpose OF receiving credentials of deega-
tiOns.
DANIEL ELLIOT, Brunswick,
WIN. L. PRINCE, Cumberland,
L. b. CHAPMAN, Deering,
ISAIAH WEBB North Bridgton,
SAMUEL DlNGLEY. Sebago Lake,
CONVERS O. LEACH, Chairman, Portland,
u. WI. MERRILL, Secretary, Upper Gloucester
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For Sale or to Let.

fsNHE lot and buildings formerly occupied by Stew
Il art & Melcher, on West Commercial st. An
excellent chance to start mandatory. The man
building is three stories high, 60x75 with counting
room and room for engine and boiler. A spacious
shed and good dry houses attached. The lot is
ly 300 feet square. MATTOCKS & FOX,
my8df 1888 Middle St.
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Tuesday, August 10, 1875, at 10 O'Clock
A. M.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for four
Senators, Clerk of the Courts, Judge of Probate,
Regtster of Probate, County Treasurer, one County
Commissioner.
Also to choose County Committee, and to act
upon any other business which may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis Of representation will be as follows Each
City and Town will be entitled to one Delegate and
one additional Delegate for every so votes cast of
Nelson Dingey for Governor in 1874. traction of 36
votes additional to the full number will entite the
City or Town to an additional Delegate This basis
will give the following delegates and apportiOnment
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

RRICK House and Lot, Is Winter Street. House
ID q story, IL furnished rooms; summer Kitchen
and wood house attached; good Cellar Sebago water
large brick cistern furnace, gas though0ut Healthy
location, wide lot and pleasantly situated with plenty
of sunshine. CHARLES M. HAWKES..
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Farm for Sale.

IN FALMOUTH, 6 miles from Portland, lying on
Il the Presumpscot, at the mouth of the Piscata-
qua river, containing SO acres of loamy SOIL cuts from
80 to so tons Of hay pasturug for Is every
son. wood and timber for all puaposes, good two
storied house, with beautiful shade trees, barns and
schools station in minutes walk. For further par
ticnlars address or apply to P. E. MERRILL,
June o. 1875 On the Premises.
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REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.

ANE and one half story frame dwelling house,
~ with ell and stable nearly new, built in 1867,
all thoroughly finished and in good repair, with
twenty acres Of excellent land conveniently divided
into moving, tillage and wood lots. Finely located
Bridgton road near Pride's Corner This is desira
BILE piece of property for country residence, for
small farmer and Gardeneror for any person Gesir
ing to do marketing business, and will be sold for
half the cost of the buildings, the owner has
removed from the State. Inquire of COBB s. RAY,
Attorneys, No 423 Exchange Street, Portland,
Maine. jy1Td&w1m
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Cumberland County Republican
Convention.

The Republicans of Cumberland County are re-
quested to send Delegates to meet in convention in
Reception Room Of City Hall, Portland,
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TO Let.
To Let.

A CONVENIENT tenement of six rooms, con-
"A tanning Gas, Water and Furnace. also good
stable. Apply at NO. HIGH STREET.
je18 d4w*tu
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To Lei.

ID OOMS to let, furnished or unfurnishel, No. 4
III Cotton St. second door from Free Street.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

TIME well-known Deane property or State street
Il containing about 10000 feet of land, with COM
modious dwelling house in good repair, is offered for
SALE The house can be seen every Thursday and
Friday from to P. M.
For terms, etc., inquire of S. W. ROBINSON, Real
Estate Broker. 205 Middle Street. or VIM. H. MORSE
corner of Pearl and Middle SITS jal5dtf
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TO BE LET.
TO LET I

Room i'm the Second Story of the
Primers Exchange. with power il
required. Apply to PRESS OFFICE
or to Il. THURSTON & CO., Ill
Exchange Street.
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"A on Union St., now occupied by Caldwell 8
Hodsdon and Whitney & Thomas. Apply to
ja11dtf ST. JOHN SMITH.
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HOUSE 5s Pleasant St., Corner of High. Rent
LII $780, This is a nice house, II rooms, gas and
Sebago. The Key may be obtained at
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TO LET.

CECOND STORY in THOMPSON BLOCK, AZ
y feet wide nearly 100 feet in depth, newly fitted
up with counting room and tables. The best lighted
turing, will be let for either with plenty of stor-
age room, over sH D a. OD'S. Whole
sale Fancy Goods Store, Nos. 121-123 Middle Street,
below the Post Office. Inquire of H. E. THOMP-
SON, No. 324 Emery street, on the Spring Street
horse car route ian20dSWtf
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To Let.
To Let.

A GOOD tenement of six rooms, in the centre Of
n the city. Apply to W. w. CARk,
ju30dtf 1877 Newbury street.
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TO LET.
To Let.
TO LET.

HOUSE 35 Danforth Street, rooms gas and Seba-
II 60, for $500 per year. House. No. Deering
Tenement, rooms on Paris Street, 5000 per year.
Tenement, rooms Corner Cedar and Lincoln Streets,
Sill per month, to small family. Apply to F. G.
PATTERSON. Williams Block, second Block east
of City Hall. jy31d1w
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To Let.

To Let.
DLEASANT rooms at 365 Congress St., opposite
Il the Park.
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Rooms to Let

ENRONT and side room, furnished or unfurnished,
Il with or without board, to single gentlemen, or
gentleman and wife, Appyat
Jy31d1w NO. 152 CUMBERLAND ST.
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NlHE BRICK HOUSE No. "a Danforth Street,
l. containing all the modern improvements. En-
quire at No. 10, CENTRAL WHARF.
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To Let.
To Rent.

UNFINISHED Front Rooms.
IL 526 1-2 CONGRESS- STREET.
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, 1875-11-27

le]ULrnv AND GAME-A lsrte quantity OF lty"
rtuty ~na left efrr ena hrfs ~As very IttjH demand
fr sea:osIay. though sc*r. o!rroi u maa lIlnr1!
concessions. t'crro w!sn III ,css! tn supply and
weak. dressed poultry were 'lnl" rn,1 t1slrr uul'r'
fair offerings. chiefly. haw,v ot frtsh sn X uane
lIttIh lover al round, hc.aR a',nnlaut aud suw.
tcys. AAo; do dresscd, 1otsltHc; aucts tl.;o;
s>c.o. sjoo; prairie ehisksas. ~ s"sns; psrti!s,.,
t,.no tJoo. vsNtRon VA 1iolcd 1t tofi:c.
FOfAr0E9-Tho roceirls eoNtltut very small, but
hetn IL litf'o inquiry, and prltes rehn a. hstctofof
rns f.rmsrs sltnoat supplying til c!ls .raat and
were quoted At 9i7 taa- OninnA wsra un*,lablh.
rAr load uas cnaecd Al 2oe TOR bn, but nohody
Enthusiastically WAS quoset At =. .oka7.2'. Clover
waa erarcc ami hfm at ~SGh0 a6,!5 Hungarian anil
rtet wero III light request At 4kHt0. for ifh latter.
snl - dslSc for Inc taFner Fl'1 W. tn demand 10
sALT-W.s fairly active snl Hslhon. qnos,ble
lssa, tisos si Ashton ds,ry. per sack, si.os. "''
TEAg-lApsn teas wsre fair]y art!va, and fair
nsesn. 1"' re@.ia S da y The srfet + rm Il thc a:
good do ana t5e: me1|un, t5as;o; good do, srta
eholce,s. e IT, eoasse ixrrn,s1-eomlon, aoao,c; asoi
do. aid4ue; MEDIUM, 4ofstso: good do. 4sde eoo;
fns, s0a31c; nasat. saFot; choice: Goa Sc clost-
s '*soH - '4ra5neono @ II a1asc; @aa ;s soa soI; 7;
q 55a; fnc, etts5se; nnesf, sssi iae: clolee, Cor
G5e:. ehn.rest, 7o6a7sc. oo1ayos-Comraon. 2a3Mc:
aSsa sn 's%as sse asDs; s as ssss s'e sso s
w0o,-Ws quote Ga tas m maries apIet and fru, a. $40
70; cf fof sR Sssxsg "a s9 f's ,' s.
eoah. i4a4ss; vashoa heeec. lno sa 54te: do medl
TO !iahs, Z, sa7o do medium, as3so; do soars.. Is
G3a0c.
, 1875-11-27

withdrawn from store on Wednesday aud Thurslsy
for city oonaumptiou; 1850 bu wheat, 992s bu posn
I ,Ca'9 bu oats. 8,5l4 bu barley.
tbs following grain w.s inspected into store on
Friday morning trece!pta Of two dsys,: ~ csrs No.
speng. lt1 No. do, % No. do, ~ cass
jeee.i do. TAT grade tss whsat} II and 0o
Gu htsh-nlxed coEn. ~ cars No. do, 81 raJsotrh
do u cars uo grade do o7 corul white osts. -
cars sna 1901 bu NJ. 3do cars rajectsd lo car no
gssds " oats) cara No. rye, car rsoclsd dol II
cara No. barley, cara No. DO. total {4aa CARL,
a'5@o bu. 1nspscss4 out. l01,3ls bu wheat, Bl,s7A
ba eosa' hu paa, ISIS BIZ rye. 1854 bu bsrlsy,
We ho's ahat Tbs asnagsmsnA OF lha several rail.
roads lesang tron tha city to the EAAt hold rnsatly
70 thaaf agreement not Ia cut rates from Chicago 10 the
seaboasd Hut some of them think nothing Of cutting
on 1oo ef ao M FROM shoss Tatss In carving from
interior pofnts, paying ths full tan 10 tAs Illinois
road aud accepting Sic instead of tec fur ths carving
ssrytce on their own lima How would it DO 10 1u OUT
aoms line that doss mol discriminate against Chicago
IN this way, md give Ill ths buansas that Ii not
1aioSd u seek some otaes ehAnns7 some such seIl-
protscuss measure IL absolusaly ns.sa.asy,
The ,rnar combinstio1 In Nuxautes uuak find IL
asl i much the same condition u The artot Altar HI,
,s risy with Tho monkey. Ths gentlemen compoxoa
It a.s having gorous tlae. In addition 10 ths .y..
llnche Of wheat which thef high preea force hsm "a
take from tho INTERIOR they now havs to lake wheat
from CAicaRo. One nrm here hsa sold them 5000 bu
a tl.l6, and could Afford to buy No. IN thts tuasket
aud pay &c freight tie highest grade beDg selected In
otder thAt thsss might Ia no possible chance fos =
4uibhle about quality whsn tbs grain IL presented 9vr
inApeciiou. " WA whHpsrea On Change tleze) ye4.
esdsy that certainly ons and perhaps thsse, othas
caraoes will follow suit bstxsea this snd nAxt TutAa4y
Ths NllHsukss cokuss viii probably prove : losing
game to it, conductors. ~ cosnsss Aaost slshys do
, 1875-11-27


CATTLE-Ths mArket was Mlthout special chanRs.
There VAS s'tghty improved demand and that fact
coupled With Tho small receipts. enabled se!iera 10
maintain rmer prices, dosrte tho unsatisfactory at-
Of trade At tho East. Tho Inquiry cams principally
from shippers and feeders. the demand from the homo
trade being tncons!deratlr. Saca were reported pt
$27574 100 for poor 10 pr!nn cowa At 50 ooa 90 for
stock cattle mid feeders; al GJs505 for to
choice native shipping steers aud At s3.noa!.5, for
Texaa eAtta. Tho Litter aauro was obtaiued by
brown, prico Co., for Two osroads Of Tozas steors.
QUOTATIONS..
Choice Deovos-Fine, fas, weli-furn,ed yoar
10 year old steers. weighing 1,3U1 to ...
1.s00 lbs .e5.50dao.10
Good Decyes--Well- -fattened steers, weigl,~
Log 1.150 10 ,5W tbs Observation-Disclosures. 45p05,23
Medium dr4dca-Atears in fair heAh, weIgh-
Ing lluo to 3s0 Observation-Disclosures. lbs. 40oGLoo
uut:hets' atock-poor 10 fair steers, Rnu
common to choito cows. for city Slaughter,
weighing 800 10 1,100 0la................. 2f5@4oO
Stock Clts1e-Common cattle, Weighing 7Uv
to ,co} !ss.. 27s9s.76
fnferior--Iight 1ni thin cows hsfera,
stays. btlls and sca1awaR staess. 1f112, 80
Tezsa CAttls-Thfou0h tlroves...... 26N8l.M
, 1875-11-27
They ata H-liant thtne4 10 rroApeet on hut sallotn

They ata l-lant thtne4 10 rroApcts on. but sallon
ras, "at wcA+
Tho thtrag, ptolstrN istos rcrr Irregular yes'er-
day, mil uncertain. There wls Hte 1unrs Trading
In the aggregate than tr recent sverage rcanas to
prcceauR day having been strictly os'sArYesl will
Thanksgiving the work Of two &isys w&s pattiaty
crowded Into Tho nerroutueas VIA partly duo Ia
feas and doubts In regard Ia European CONT lica-
ti'na which mxy develop Into larGe.si1ed w1r.
olhil, though Ut present thsrs u only 4 surhfs Of
distant thunder In An slmost clear sky. Thsro wss
not much disposition 10 sxpeet war on the otler ads
Q! ihc Atlantic but noAt peorb wsro prepared To aos
others expect H. and act accordingly 1ite ~as doing
for shipment, and business ia produce vas settling
down more and moro cloasly to winter hAhls. The
rail rabysmcnt il rtry nuiet Tot IT csn scarcely be
erpscfN 10 10 Hctss I'LL Altef Tie 'aka craft AASe
cralea tn ifsso tba port.
There Haa lille that 10 nato in tbs position
Of Tho dry-gools market. Ina few departments only
was thcre any appearance OF activity, yet In quiet
wsy very respectable aggregate Of saleA whs sccon-
rshcd. Irices Of eotson textiles wtro flFm.-nnaual-
tntdy IN. Tho demand fur groceries xaa fatr and
nothtng more. cotIcca wfrs sonewhst excited. and
were non,uslly Nc hishss, with which exception tho
Rchstai tenor Of pEtsea was ataIy The movement In
butter and chsosc waa reported fair II Abot former
quotations. Dried fruits were generally Arm. DO
rso rkretirs de.t IN rather HlatnRly, but I'M.
portal varastics active. Lake ash wore ttrong,
with tendency 10 90 higher, Cod. mackefe', nnd
Oils met with moderate demaud, With no change In
valnes, rIcept llnsctd, which lnovsd UP 2e. Wood,
COAL baRgtnG, leather, and paints were unchanged
The demand fos lunter was aea'n fair. sn1 Prices
wero isorIy steady. The offerings Of eareots ware
small heuce light b,isnets At the docks. Mstals and
hardware steady, And In good demand. consider
Ing tho AscncEs OF she season. Sia wers steady at
t3l!K. TIE WOOL anil hop markets were quiet and
unchanged. Uroom-corn WAS fairly scslre. but weak
under largo oasrEnga, and quoted ,ac lower. Ill frs
wore easier he largo receipts and dullnets East hay
Ing rs,,scl buyers hold back until sellrrr made
cuanions, Tho market clover weak. urcen fruits were
quet, but generally ste,dJ. Vegetables nf all kinds
were very dull and weak, tome vaFaet9ca bslng
unsasbc u any rrtce. Poultry was ah',ndant And
tu ~ ttsuhl after Thanksgiving and I've stock waa
almost unsallbIc ~ myers usually aceced dressed.
the offerings OF which wtrc nut heavy. Cana VIA
Aleo taAler.
onA1s TO THE sEA1oAnD.
Tbs following txbe shuws the quantity Of articles
named left nt tiue-waer from tho commencement Of
navigation Ia Aud Including he 18th OF November In
, 1875-11-27


~, ~, .e Sstsm.sT oats rrm.t NIL inas!ve Bic
sasSM IT, Sis: Harley q"0s md Unchanged hsu h'aar:
rnavts;ass ,yu ,ro,u ,o,, ,,, r,
'sa "%Eins a"s, s ss, sss,e.S sd IT,. I. @
irrcq. sh,nito.s r1tt4iI,."a, ttnrfna.'hR h.g'ht
III, .n io~sr s,issaIs; la,.o: @ i:e. I.,"s msm1
SSlass.ss.ss!s.sy Sls. mi y;nss,as.a s .t .1.1ax.
t tSs,rf;a essm 7S Z, nr. ef 81 co. 90 ~ ~s
bu. '''~s ." o"'' ''S'' ." f''' o"s'oS' :''GQ
u,w...x
Nav onnr4s. n" w. ''nsssu. aS@sua.n-Ac.v., nm,
o,sH r'oosH't Il IN tt,n cnmmon n f7s tnrerans 25
t;.7sssso '' ''''' '''s'1''' 'A0''' '''o '''''s'
III M.4"se;aIs WV ;H eoies, as; e, :; . q sioo ~.
Dry aalt nrsts quiet; al1nitars 7,Gsse acor. M H."
n.ndi II; u; i!ie Him, na ohoea , new infs M
9s 'iiS1s': ia s,fa as ''e0' piokcra lskc fs-
rnshApxlsu,a. si ~ "''''
nnt,!, l!,," itne: e.,;a. 1n.mt,,sc .mta-s'saag' To-
Iowa, wiacon1in, and Miunesota sstia.. otss7s:
~ iaeW: ' ''''-s S''I' 1's4 s'4ae''
1.M: Wes,ern ,,s slaiiaI sn nahn- fe9: Wig
white, $l.a23i4i RYc' Hs{asec' tsnrr si".s w,
low, 7tt3i7c; Mixed Isl. new, b61tin. n.s ~.
ehsHaea, ;S':.ax v..... 49,,
DufrEn-steady: Now York Btaso .nd r,rndtord
County ssr.s. sesa'e; frrt., " s3a: We.ern sr.
2Aaa'c: nrs!a, 70 28c.
CHsEsr-pnll: fnc Western, tqKa1ao
Eaos-slrm; Western fresh. 5igBn
c1xc,xrAr,, Nov. 25.~TLorn-.s,s,,v .,a nv
oh hanged.
Corn fair s,i arm old, csaoss new. 1ss3:c' dais
stead5 mixed In demand, ht 90 49,, Barley enlet
, 1875-11-27
viii t,r s fs4,;..i 1"trIEr table Gt i!,R tr
hiE.,hy 81 fra.is rx: n:tllItn u eEpn during tic

IS cents duty. t1 cants duty. : per cent free.
II will bc noticed thst thA export Of brazilian Golfer
10 The United Htatta hha not been great thu past
two or three yssr A. in ssysrsl former years and s
really nny average about &le,oa tanre thsn thny dtI
u !s;' Ct twfnsy years ago. in view Of ths srewth
Al ~ fon Ill e.uon. ot sasl Il ,loes tsseea seesa
nos oily Of concrso hi. Of tune.tic ite, thonii To
40 turned aEanat IN ~ 10 advantage to our
ow.. neoplt, while actually teni'ns IT, - enr,sn n 9se
LATEST.
NEW Yonk, Nov. of.-tlo!d steady u 1lAH Rates
for carrying, 1a2. Loans wcre also rladS Aat
GpvcYrmenta hrm m 4 moderate business.
Railroad bouas werr strong. Tho iaraest tranaae-
lions were In St1lwsnkto 81. Paul, Northwestern,
Chesapeake Uhio nrats.
Htale securrtios wsrs dnt.
stocks opened strong and higher, tho aavnnts
ranging from to y In the entire lfat. with increased
haness IN tue leading aharea During tho last hnur
Of burlness The market quiet, and pricca rcAced
Il 10 K from tbs hisbs,t point Of Tho day. Lake
Shore fell of TO G2k Western Union to TO- Erse to ii,
Northwestern 10 99G, Union Pacific to IT, 81. Paul to
adi. preferred to s5ts, obios to ls and Pacific Mall
10 4o.. Missouri Pacific leslued from 13't to 11s.
ADAMS Efpress advanced 10 lo2.
Mcszrt. f. Wallzcfollcz, cotton cotn,n!ssion msr-
chant. Ansprnica to-day.
Transactions Al tho Stock Exchange aggregated
T0F0 8hascs Of which 1Cq Ner1 PACIFIC NAL. lBDGf
Wrstern Union, 2D0o Northwestern conlmun. $500 dp
preferred, 1850 lock Island, 5tUa IT, 1aui common,
BIO do preferred, 400 Eria 9s.ooo Lats shore, epOo
Ohio, md 40 Cniou Pacific. -.
The Manufacturer and 13uilaars' D1nf. which
stopped payment day for the purpose Ut goug into
liquidation, WIS small Uptown concern. The o,pi-
tai was originally sNnoN. bnt according 70 the qnsr-
tely aatetntut Of State hanks on the 18th Of 1ep-
reduced to slso0oo. At that data itA lo,ns and
discounts wcro 97lo0o0: stMks. honda and mort
gaRes $2t700; duo fran banks st7, TO; ofee furni
lure, ta.ao icR4l-tenesH, s1aa0o specis. s4.l0o:
lcpoetts, tsssD: and net psohts 100. The hans
not a menlhts Of thu Clearing House. tts e.
changes bctnH made through another institution.
Mnne7. aktas Prime mercantile paper, 54aa.
Tho Custom: IIonae and Sub Treasury wsrs closed
CleatiuRs, S30,0p.60O.
, 1875-11-27
ZOO EALn.
SHEEP-Wsso steady At s. 3.85g4.50 for good 10
choice, and at 93.01Gs3.75 for poor 10 medium.
XAHT IInENTY,

cho1cs' and At ss'oAss.7 ios poor 70 medium.
8AHT LInXhTY.
Spseta! pi.r".eA 70 5hs chiea9o 7Ftsun4.
CENTRAL siouK.YAnns EAsT Liberty. Pa, Nov.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for mo Week ending Nog. IS.
~ car ot through sna ls7 carr ot Fsrd stock or
d.stI hsAa against n,3ss heAt ths week hctore. Tia
suip'y ot aooa CsHs hss oeen 1aat and thAt OK me.
dium To- common heavy. Tho p!eea Of list woek
we're maintained On the former, whilst The latter wss
oN AolnIiy. ExerYth!ng netc Taa sold Or shipped
on: E1Has !stu! 70 4.oN, ~ 8t.59a.t0s good to
primo. 'lot % ~, At $al5G3575: common 70 fair,
ooo 10 i,uu - socketa aad feeders. SJ.O0
At:ao batts, ssa8t, snd cows, $loNa95o; Texas,
Sly %s.3o sales tef tho week, I9 head, against
alno aat week.
Aoos-Aecelpts. 2Aal hd1a against u, l60 tho ~ssk
nefora supply fsf al tho week, aud selling about
!ast - tney esslyed at the following Prices Phil1do
tsa.eu.
sntxf-Heceirfs, l8,9o0 hssd, ARsinst 10, 400 the
neek nelora SUPPLY goga al ths weak aud prices OF
70 w. am elos!nR ul ektra ~ 70 loo lbs At $s1o
y - - AlT ~ - y aooa' u 70 W ~ q COLI
asons " u ~ oss $1'pOAJ'oof lamoss A.1aaJo.ao-
NEW yoRK.
NEW Yohx, Nov. ea.-nEEvKs-Roceipts 5eaterday
a.h to-day. $40. making 9,o5u for tho four days,
againat s2o At the sans tle last week. Prices
not nnct better fhsn on Wednesday. Trade was ex-
Common 10 Irtma nsuys atsefs, S3i2Xe. wtta = ~
aIrh selections Al i2ko; common to fsir Te1aa and
Cherokee cattle, 7k8sHc. Tia feeling decidedly
huExP AND i.AAts-Freah receipts 6.l00. making
9sU Iot tue io4F dafat a9bnat GAO 1t the sau9 time
last week: Tho market Las bcca extremely dull for
savefal day.. especially common aud osdary stock.
, 1875-11-27

u kornsvhat singular fset, a-ys The Nav York
!efasns Aa thas tbs repeal pl ths duty on coes Ia
July ls71 Instead Of turhtng out II sxpccts1 to the
advantage Of consumers in ibis country, has operated
iuat hs other vsy Ths Hon. Jsm*s H. Psrtridxs, our
Ntnxtss "a Brazil, hsa communicated to ths Btats De-
pA1tnsat Aonns a&ufts on th3s suhlsct which as1te
shis matter quite dsnpt$ly. Without thrss nRufes
howsvss, I'll Who use coffee ars familiar hnIncially
s1A the tact that thsra ha4 been reduction Ia tho
price, notwthstandaus it's remission ot tho duty,
Nevertheless, u vsu to know shy ths 40. II sp-
psass that ~ soon u the cotea growers Of Nrazu
Le45nsd Of lbs action of our Congress rspesling Tie
auss. thsy Il advanced tbs pries to point which
suaauuied 70 ppclstiaE Of tbs duty thsmltlysa; a-
ssad c3 DssW1aS my bansA elthef To shipper or for
Ign eonsunes. How the thing has bs&n M&as 10 wotl
, 1875-11-27
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following Instruments wero h1sd for record
Friday, Nov. 1e:

Tho following instruments wero fled for record
Friday, Nov. 70:
err rAoFEH1T.
West Twcnty first II, ia Il v Of WssteFu Av, n
t. 3sa1l.5ft, datel Nov. u. IL 200
Hinnnap 1t, i39 ttW Of Western ~, = +. 3sA1
i26 II. dated Nov. 70. 6,e0o
West Ohio Rt, 81 It Of Lcas1tt 1t, II I, 37E1lU0
#, dated Dsc. ~. 1h7. .......+............ lol7
T~enty-Eeccnd 81. 2o1 # OF Wood It, i I, 3sx
~: II, dated Nor. ". ....................... 1aW
Orchard Ut. 237 It OF Clyboulu ar 9 Of, Az
195 Fl, da.el Nor. q, 1,so0
Mtlwankce ~. aoskft Of To5ne u, ,swf,
2+lb0 II, dated sopt. .0............-...... o. l,sD0
Hermitage Az, q cor OF West Harrison Ut, 0
=, le51iosH n. dated Nor. 2o............... 1aooo
cis1k Ut. 2A7 q = Of Harrison II, ~ 1, 11xloui1
dated Nov, 70. ........... ................. 8GoO
r. with building. latoi SoY. 2i,......... 1o,soo
West Twentieth At, las Il q OF Centre av, I,
45xllS It. with improvements, dated My. %. 600
SOUTH or c1rr LIAITa WITHIN nADIra or 2lzIxs OF
coukT-NoUsE.
Dre1el boulevard, 81 It u Of uso * Il, " I. un-
divided Of 80 II 10 Alley, lstcl Nov, N...$ 5000
FNy.fourth vt, v cor Of atswart ~, a I, akx
NAtt, d4ted Nov. .6...........,.....-..... COO
, 1875-11-27

u0d8~Untlcs an active demand from loral cuttors.
tho limo in plrkers sradea suffered the day before
wus fully rs"overaA. 0ooi 10 cholcp shipping hogs
ugaiu ruled stcatlY tnd unchanged, Tho supply waa
chasea Of QUO packer aope exceeding fourth ef the
entire receipts, and long before the day wuA over tho
yatds were stripped Of stock. The days work was
.dnhe 1t <J.85 n7.C0, packers paying *s.B59725 for
cou.mon to prime lots, md shippers s1.Uo, In for
tair to extra grader. Al the close tle feetng was
artu.