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- II. WARNER,
Id. Real Estate Broker and Aucfioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH ard Y SITS northwe

- II. WARNER,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH ard sts. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPBovEp PROPERTY
AND 1871 SHEETS EAST
,h:s January the Sth, ls7a, and dolly recorded in
h6sT No 74i, folio s2S one o. the land records for
of The parties secured thereby. will sell At public
auotion, in front of the promises, N SATURDAY,
Part of LOT No. 7, in square No 982, with the i'm
pr1Eements thereon, consisting % frame house and
with depth Of 100 feet,
Terms Of s,le: One four. cash residue in s. IL and
i months with interest st 8 per cent per sDnurn.
All ccnveyanciLg at cost of purchaser. $50 down
JOHN N. OLIvER. Trustee.
octO eo6cs Y. ID. CLEARY, Salesman.
SIN CONSEQUENCE OF THE RAIN THE
ae0ye ss ls is osigoned un,il WEDNESDAY, No
now dads r. y. CLEARY, Salesman.
sxyHE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
PeNXkn, on sccq sr Of, ct the raa, until sArUs-
no,4-dSds +. d. CLEARY, Salesman.
II wAENER,
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and y SITS. northwest.
sT6RY pEf5SEb RklcR fFoSr not E ~,
No 1912 . STREET NoRTHMEST. BE
TWEEN SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
On l will sell at public auction, in front Of the
vi preuises, on MONDAY, November .th, ISIS,
subdivision OF Square leo, fronting ~ feet inches
OF street northwest. by depth of 100 fest 20 a
alley, tog theT with the imp ov euents
Ter ms of sale: One fourth balance 10 6, Il,
a l. me nths, with per cent interest. iepu-it
of SO! will be required at tims of sale. All con-
novis6 Rep fam }. L. COLDNELL. Salesman.
THoMAs BOWLING,
L Anctionesr and Beat Estate Broker.
At the old stand of Lstimer & Cleary,
Southwest osrrer Pennsylvania avenue and liza 81.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION
ALTO clock, will sell 81 the re-id-nce OF II,
TP Hntson, esq, No. 40 Market street,
bets cen Pros pect and lst street, Geor getOvn
or e CANT assortment of Household For uiture, viz
Elegant Hairc.oth Parlor Suite;
Paintings, Engravinys, Ornaments;
Walnut writing Marble top and other Tables;
Mslnu, Marble top Chamber suites:
Hair and Husk NJ stresses, Feather Beds, &c
Oak Extension Table AMI Dining Chairs:
Refrigerator, Creoke-y and Glassware;
hitcht ard other Stoves, &c. &c
Uoy4-d THOMAS BOWLING, Aqct.
hucti lneer and Real Estate Broker,
fSuocessoT to LatiTneT & Clesry,D
Southwest corner Pennsy lysnia enae and llih ST.
VALUABLE BUSINEsS PROPERTY ON THE
NOEIHNE>T CORNER OF brH AND y
STREETS NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
M IN THURSDAY, November IIth, 1875, n
AZ y . clock. ia front Of the premises, shalt
s ii Lot No I, In squara 81, improved BIZ a three
s;ory b. lex Dazzling, CONTAINING nine rooms with
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STHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
TUESDAY, September FL, 1875, same hour and
GEO W. SrICKNEY Surviving Trustee.
sepl3 eC&ds q. COLDwELL, Salesman
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A LEXAhDEIA AND WASHINGTON RR.
ALKxANpKIA FREpERICKsBuRaR .R.

IA
ALEXANpRIAsNDF REDERICKsBURG BIB,
Cana Of Is ant StTii streets.
Local trains leave for Ale xandria a. follows: 8,
80, 10, s. N 8, a, 3, b, m; and
daily EXCEPT day.
Local trans leave Alexandria a. follows: 9, =,
y, 10, 1 "a III 4 3, ., S, o and p. m. The b,
=, and 10 8 n and and p. m. from Alexandria
daily; ail other trains caily except Sunday.
The a. n. aud .. m trains from Washingtor,
and the IN and .. N. tr aims from Alexandra,
connect daily with q aims Virginia Midland road
O. m md .. m connect with trains on Wash
tpRton and Uhi0 X X
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves ashingca III 81 m. daily sunday.
Through tcke TO all points South and Southwest
for sale at offers cornens 18th aod Pennsyya-
Dia avenue and corner 9th street and Pennsylyau
avenue, where passengers leave orders for bag
gage to be checked ct all hotels and residences
through to destination. ID; n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Ageot.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General Supt..
janl-n Baltimore, Md
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'EHE INLAND AND SEABOARD COASTIHG
COMPANY OF d. q.
STEAMERS LADY OF THE LAKE AND JANE
MDGEIFV


FOR NORFOLK, CONNECTING WITH
LiNES FOR BOSTON, PkOVIDENCE
AND NEW YORK.
On and after MONDAY, September %, ISIS, the
steamer LADY OF THE LAKE Will - s[TA
make thr'e trips weekly between -
Washington and Norfolk. Leave W asLiuglon M Jl-
day, ednesdsy and Friday At ,. m Leave Nor
fClk Tuesday, Ttursdsy and Saturday d. m.
Fare to NoIfOik, 81. Bound trip, So. Tickets good
until used.
sTkAMkR JOHN W. THOMPSON FOB POTO-
MAO RIVER LANDINGS.
The Company having placed tubs re aud elegant
steamer or toe route. she will, and after TUES
DAY, October D. make semi weekly trip stO piping
al sll the principal landings, as follows
GUESpAG-Lesve " sshington a. a. m going
10 Currionian; returning, arrive IN Washington
Wednesday afternoon.
FRIDAY-Leaye Washin eton at 7 a. m going 10
Currioman. ard on SATURD ~ conti-uirg down
to Cone river; returning, arrive III Washington
sunday afternoon.
All Freight for River Landing must positively be
preTaid.
For tickets, s'sterocms information, apply at
the Office Of the Company under Metropolitan Bank
18th street, O o posite the Treasury. oct25 ly
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BENJAMIN =. BUTLER, rrrs.oo,
BENJAMIN p. SNbDER,{ trustees
lOy2 eo6ds j. T. COLDWELL, saIasma,

WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
: w Successor to Green & Williams. Auct5,D
No. 1901, northwest corner of 10th and ID streets
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STEAMER LINES.

~ Oh, k.-t rom Monday next, November lst,
i Ill further notice, the Porto -N-
MAC fEkbl sTEA EhS will run SSa2wES\
a. liows between Washington and SAne.e
sleNsndTia.-
kXCEPr ON SUNDAYS ats, $40, 80 and
$50 p m.
1880, $50, 2:30, $50. 4:3O, $50, and 81 D.
m, lq-lt
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ZOE POTOMAC RIyER LANDINGS.

The swift and fsvorfte Iron Steamer PILOT BOY,
" b. By les, Captain, having been - AZ
thoroughly OverhaLled and RESTED
Will resume her lips for Potomac river Luudins
TUESDAY, March I'd, and every TUESDAY ana
SAT hDAI thereafter. leaving Fi'zbughs wharf,
foot of 6th street at clock Returning, will
arrive in Washington every Wednesday and Sunday
evening.
Freight received daily. All fraights must be pre-
paid. Ifeb.7I N. r. FiTZHU9H, A gent.
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NEW YORK AND wAsHiNHToN
" .- gE.k.sOGH LINZ

TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
- N.& lOkK. BOSTON,
ALL POINTS IN The NEW ENGLAND
STATES
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
1904 NV YORK
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RFTBE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED until
MONDAY, NOyen Der 18th, same hour and place.
how eo3t DUWNMAN & GREEN tucts
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YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
LIE Droit Building, corner Sth and r streets,
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ID. Real Estate Broker scd Auot,onc.r.
sederA Buildings, corner 1th and streets n w
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nCs"AN>oN BROS, Auc-ioue@r~,
~ a u0t.f ne RS ard ION ri.issi y, Nrrchauts
Corner 81 ard N streets n..rr rW-<f
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NIERCHANTS' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
A'l BETWEEN
V,ASITINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the fine Ste amshjps X. G. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSUN will " AXE regular week
~ trip between NEW YORK, ALEX-AZfEtM
ANDBIA. WAS GrON and Ss1T1sS
GEtBGkTON N. As fOlows:-Leave NEW YORK,
from Pier 81 East River every SATURDAY az 4
p III; leave c. OkGETOWE every FRIDAY al
"a. m, ard ALEXANDRIA the same day.
For full inform stion apply to L. p. A. DENHAn,
business office aud wharf, % " ster street, George
tO~ the Office If the President. near street
bridge. J. W. THOMPSON, President
e. Freishts d-ivF red by Knox'r EXPRESS. Orders
lett AT General Office, 6OS Pennsylvan avenue,
at the steamers wharf, will be promptly attended
TO. lell tr
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LATEST
NEW YoRK, Nov. 13.-Gold opened ut 11435, advanced
to 114al and closed at 114t Rates paid for carrying
2, l, and N per cent per annum. Leans were also
made fat aud at per can't for borrowing.
Railroad bonds quiet In the late afternoon dealings
Onion Pacifc sinking funds sold ut a99soA and CHI
csRo Northwestern consolidated coupon gold bonds
at SIX.
State bonds quiet, and prices nominal.
The stock market strong and higher ut the
Ing, the advance ranging from Y to TX per cent,
Onion Pacific from u to 76 Ohio Mississippi
from la to19, Pacific Mail from Il to Az North west
from 3a to SO, 81. Paul from 35a to i, preferred
from Gs to 66tt, and Eric from liI1 to TN. 6ome
stocks showed 4 decline, and those making the
advance fell back before the second cal. when the
market weak and lower. Later, atocks became
quiet and steady, but during tho lsst hour became
still lower under sales to realiza profts. Union
Pacific fell OF to u, Lake Shors to Pacific Mail 10
40. Northwestern to 3s, Ohios to l7. and Missouri
4.1. aud closed at 49, Tho market cio&ed dull and
steady.
The transactions on the Stock Exchange aggregated
III, 100 shares, Of which s25 Erie, zoo Lake
Shore, 5000 Northwestern $50 paridc Mail 401 ST.
Paul. 22G00 Ohios. 1000 Western Union 5000 Union
Pacific. and 200 Missouri Pacific.
The weekly bank statement Is follows: Loans,
Decrease G74 90; specie, increase $1 13 800; legal
tenders, decrease, $a,a6o,o3o; deposits. decrease,
s.423 9oo circulation, increase, S1059oo resex7s,
decrease, $40 125.
Money market easy At 2k per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 8te3-
Customs receipts. s27s ooo The Ansistant Treasurer
disbursed $505, GOO; clearingB. S3l 100000.
Sterling closed dull at 46- Ga{h7A-
, 1875-11-14

AVON PACK HOUSE. PLAISFELD, n. Ito The
Editor of the Ne,o York Sun On Oct. Q man
with q team Of horses drove past my house and
drove into the voods, where he left his team.
He waa under rhe influence OF liquor The
horses were in the woods until Oct. g. where
they we're found by 8 man who was hunting.
For sixteen days they had been haruesssd to
cart without fovd or water, lad whan found one
a blind horse) was dead the other q sorrel
mare) wss alive. Wa took her to the barn aud
she devoured her food. On Sunday morning,
the 24th, they grove her home to New Market,
she beng quite lively. The owner travelled
many miles 70 find the team. and paased very
close to them many timss. I look upon this ns
vonderful,-thst q horse should live sixteen days
without food or drink. ". Il. PECK.
, 1875-11-14

that s. though not, it is true, absolute fac SIM
lies, they are Jet, in all artistic qualities and
faithfulness to the originals, superior to any re-
production With which an acquainted"
This series ct heliotype reproductions 1t the
present time embraces from 100 to 200 subjecta,
Of va1ione sizes and prices. AZ example sof
prices, the portrait OF " Maurice de Baxe," meas
uring 80 by IS inches, costs $1.25, aud the print
Of = Rembrandt and WIFE," "317 by 4, cos:s 80
cents. The Grav Collection il one Of the largest
and most complete in the country, con ntaining
the choicest and most costly proofs OF the best
engravers; original worka OF Durer, Rembrandt,
Van Leyden, md Caracci+ and the best engEAr-
ings Of Raphael Morghen, Toschi, Msndel
Strange, and other famous engravers from the
works Of the old masters. Four or i've hundred
eneravings are to bepubliahed from the collec-
ton.
Heliotypes do not need to BE- rnonnted, but
are printed directly upon paper, and oome from
the press With clean MARGINS, finished, and ready
for framing or binding. Ordinary eyes
would not detect the difference be-
tween heliotvpe production and
4 steel engraving. The impressions appear clear,
sharp, aud fine. The quality to which Mr.
Palmer refers when be says that the prints are
not absolute fac-simi1es. is probably TAHt OF
the final Sharpness In the single lines OF lmp5es-
eions printed from gelat1ne which IS tne Gon-
spicuoos merit of fine steel eograslnga- Inls
may be detected By the use Of the maRn11yane
glass, and becomes more DotlceabIe N somo
specimens of the process where whole SIDES OF
newspaper are photographed down to dim'nnt'Ve
propo, tons, and the pr1ntlDg appears some"hat
blurred But it is Only to connoBseu1s and col
Iectors that this defect is visible OF important.
, 1875-11-14

4 method Of procuring fresh water from Sea
water through the direct sctiou Of the SUD . rays
IL among the foralgu inventions. The apparatus
consists OF box Of wood inch thick sbout il
feat long, feet wide. and OF an average depth
OF inchea- The upper part OF the box Is closed
With ordinary glass. which has an inclinxt,on OF
~ inches 1t the lover edge Of the glass there
is seml-circular channel destined TO receive
the fresh water, which 1s condensed on the m
terror surface of the glass. The operation Is
exceedingly emole. The salt water ia let into
the box for about an inch ih depth, and is then
exposed to the rays OF the suu. very actiye
evaporation begins, aud it is found that q sauare
metre Of glass will condsnse daily the amount .of
tHo GALLONS Of pure xate1.
, 1875-11-14

The Banks Continue to Transact
q Steady Business.
Ihe Produce Markets 1regular-.,Lard
and Wheat Brisk.
Pork and Corn Easier-.-Meats Steady...
Lake Freights Dull.
FINANCIAL

The only feature in financial affairs on Saturday
Was the continued weakness In the exchange market
The fact does not seem to be due to increased ship
mens OF produce, for 1t is to be regretted our CON-
neretal reports show they have not bean mads; snd
1t must therefore be explained by decline in the de-
mand- Payments Eastward Just now rnay not be 40
actlss and hence the Weakness Of The markell Sales
were made early in the day at Is cents per ooo
premium; but the more usual figure towards the
close between banks wsa par. Customers as usual
supplied at that figure.
Tho demand for discounts neither pressing nor
large IN a.nount Customers were freely supplied 1t
the legal rate viz 10 par cent The ability Of bank
era and the wanta Of depositozs seem to be working
about equally, and buaness generally il moving along
to thu sntr1 satisfaction Of al parties In interest.
Outside the banks there is comparatively very Nttls
doing. Rates are nominal for and mouths' papsr
at 81 Is Per cent commissions.
CLEARINGs.
, 1875-11-14

Lard includes that IN rehners' hands.
MISS ponx-Was rather quiet, and declined 15c per
brl under liberal oderngs but afterwards recovered
brls cash q lots, $40 saso br,s seller
s gsa5 4 sSa I'D ,ss, f!'f5 Fs5s41
91e.ha1o57k. Total. 1870 brls. The market closed
steady at sls.5o@1a,75 seller the month; s19.1sa
le17N seller tho year; s1s.1s for January and sls
@l9.s74 for February.
Primo mess was quoted at H80c018.25, and extra
prime do At {l4.2531a.50.
wards as buyers took hold freely at the decne OF 10
15c which ensued soon after the opening. There
lower range saea hers reported 500 tcs caah
at S1-8.h: 69 tes aeller the month at $11H0;
ts. sser u The ysss = 2o t: seller D.
:a so ss Is s iSss sa arstefse7 { At 4
or seller the year. seller January, and s12o09l202
for February.
sdEA4s-were in moderate demand for small 1ots,
and tho aggregate Of sales not Arge though the
items we're humorous. Prices Of most descriptions
were unchanged, though some we're shade easieE.
8ss1c boxed: do seller November, 7Hc: do seller
December 7he; long Gle II 3114c boxed; do seller
Novembor, lonc; do seller Dsoemper. 1o,sc; short
ribe, boxed, l1A@1ho; do aeler November 10kc;
do seller December, lOtc: short clears. boxed, lc
do Ieller November, 1Iac do SELLER December, 11,.
seiler November, 101{9llc: do seller Deeember, 1o4
telo4.c: 0umberlands, boxed, Ike cash, and lie
fes Ko7sn,6e.; s~set~rasted b hasas, ,, Ixal:e for
10.{c asked. Green meats quoted at T974c Tor
shoulders, 1o1c for long clsars. 1ozsc Tor short
ribs, lie for short ciaars, aud loc for hama.
short ribs, 134o for .hort clears, and l49l6o for
hauna Sales were reported Of 80 boxes shoulders at
s4c; so boxEs Curnberl2nds It lie: 10000 Its long
cleara It 10x@1lc; 265 boxes do 1t 1o4@nhc;
$4,000 IL short ribs at Ike; 10 boxes short clears II
1Ikc go bo1es long and short clears Ut lI4c: 100
tcs spare ribs 1t 4c 50 brla hooks 81 ts Joins
1t ooo lbs and II COZ pcs green hams 1oc cash
and aAo seller December.
GREAsE-Waa nominal At 7a9c
BEEF FR0DCcTs-Were steady sud quiet 1t ss7sa
1000 tor meas, $10.7s4i1.00 for s1tr1 mess and
&u0o@2l60 for hama. Sales 130 brls beef hams
Ut 5000.
TALLow-Was quoted Ut eZ@9c
, 1875-11-14

Corn, bu....- ..-...... 90,,1o0 S81ODA 127l4
ie''@s fece1seo IN tnls Guy 5es1eluos from Man
a.. eates sn"t IN tne "ao'e OF thas aect'o1
suaa = - 10. oosuet % "1efsaaas@oe cotn"
eAo4os Plo~ueo o1AtAeta ~e'e <a'oe1 qa'es o.
o@sotoAs, ~ua kensfs"s "seA. dsAon was aenefAll.
neasS OF auil' ana IN some o. tns marksts both
.uose Neie nes'ss@oie' tneso ~as ntue doant
~ "taeA' eAs'p. IL ""est' sao 1aA' VIE "us8sn
Dove s.a - w e,aa"a& oe4As speoua@a'e'
=. |Ao ae"'' 1osAas "~s ~
N1' tae VI ktaan 1eo" sa'0 c's5 10 Ses
~ - ".|0. - -" lonees poss'o4e' Aae LAKE, foa1e
o' W. ss4a es'hs 'aas cat5 no" must % 1oe
1Ao" ~ 3an. 'u"' no" mueo tnst VII
w.. " o1 o1s. Lug sa44iosa eooapanle' a1e ssS1ne
.4aa pes W io' "nF.s no"' anu 'es tor Oecemoes'
-. .1eN% 20 nAoe NV. ~ - tno'Sn' sa4s af0c1A
ua'e o'ea o'9@Aeo ~ 'sss nSates. las cos
III 'a@t pos'oa o. 1ne toute oe'ne
'ne pfocess u ah1pmen6 Is fenaeeso posa1-
~ WY ~ -usIs - W" ptAeeo - ste1n uet 40
A0 - -1o 41o'en' AAso.' VI A1ee W so0 ssa'
"oNo' W W soo10 '"o 'e ~ ta1oe ~ .1e"o 'oo'e'
14s-te 4eAee n'a ~ Aoa1' .Ae "e'1Ae1
""A n0oio lnen17" ~ 'ae ~'hsss pa0Se sa4n on any
e.s'1oas o., ana ssalo opeta.ofs aao an-
49,. ~ ~ ~ AA' 'ola ee@soo Al
49, |u~ 1A'' ~ '''A"*0 s'-110enees VI
"oau0s, eAs 4'tu 'ls''
1o .,5soe Ao4o "sS 4o1e'' - IN usually INC
ease W .ne e'os'ae aAs u LIE "ea&- f7afs were
euo!ee'" ~ -" en4nse' sne general mafKet
"-fAsAe ~ =. ~1a s'e'so' 1o'ts. 1ne export move
A's stsen 'n0 14ete1n HAsAe1 tor a@anaa1u cot
~ ~ Fto4ue'1s o@'aelaae oi en up"ola tenoencys
NV Nv lnaeeaase oecloeo ao'ahee Ia h3ely to
oeeof' N me grocery mafket shere "as mod
oAA$e aea'ns' ooAn "a 'oea aoo htes1or ao-
coun'' sao LUG genera tenor ~ prices VAS hrner
snan ~ Tue beginning al the week For coeea, how
ever tos nafSet ss1 mas ~eak tone and the qno1a-
aons of Aio grades were reduced another ae sug2rs
AIas. M0l2sses, teas, rice, apsces soaps, ETC.. were
, 1875-11-14
1ELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Special Dispatch to Tax CAeoso T4s5xae.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13-13 m.-F1orR-No. ], q:
I'd !; No. 2, AS 3d.
GnAp-TheAt-Wlnter, No. I, 1us 4d: No. a. 10s Id:
SPRING, No. l. % Sd No. p % ID whte, No. i, 11&;
No. 2, los Sd c1ob, No. l, liz Cd =; No. = liz ~
Corn-No. i, SIS Cd: No. ., Sis Sd.
PRov1s1oxs-purt 4. Lard, 57s Cd.
L1v1RPoo1. Nov. l3-Eyeu.ne-ReAnsd pstsolecm,
1oslo4d.
ANTWERP, Nov. 13.-Petroeum, 2ss.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Eyeuing- money,
81 SIG; account. 9I1<
AMERICAN sEcun1rns-New IS, 1o34; '6,s. 1oBA !;
io4os, lo&H; New York Central, 93; Ess, LIZ pre-
ferted+ -.
suaAR-No, II D. g., 22sao2s Sd, aaoat-
Pans, Nov. 13-RExrEs-e5{ los
FRANKFORT, Nov. l3.-Us1r1D STATES Boxps-Ns1
S., as'1.
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
Special Dispaeh to 7Ae Chiea7o TFionas
NEW ToRx, Nov. ls.-dhA1N-Wheat uaxtat qulA
and heavy sales u 000 bu new winter rcd Wessrn u
3l2o 200 hu white Western 1t SLID; aud $3,oO bs
No.3 Chtcsgo 1t SLIT Rye quiet At 8o9aoc for Wsst
arn Cansda, and State sales 400 bu 7erJ choice 9s
at 9oc. Barley quiet aud heavy. Corn quase and
scarcely so firm; sales IL 600 bu at 7474Hc for sse7
Western mixed: T5H@76c for san do; and 16H9!h
Tor high mixed and yaltow Western. Oats duh 49,
5000 By 1t 40 &c Tor mixed Western md sss1e md
46t353c for white Western and 6tats.
REPRESENTATIVES. hrtu It 121@l3o tot idu9
clear. Lard heavy; sales LOCO tcs at 11c for prrs
steam,
wH1sk1-Msrket steady; sales Of 100 hris It $.ltH,
and 20 brls alcohol At s. % PER ga11on+
dRookatEs-su9ar-Mas steady, with ... ~ ~.
P1s =. s2sa aa sha aG0iis
l074c- CofIee-MArket dull and heavy; Rio u 9usssa
It l9H@2oc in gold, and haracaibo 1t 19A9aAsh n
TALIow-Rules quiet and unchanged; country aaa
city ara quoted at 9t:9Jt:c-
, 1875-11-14

The following were the exporta Of hour, wheat and
corn from New York during the past weak and thu
weak previous:
, 1875-11-14

sedgEjck 1t. 10 fts OF North av . t. 6o1124
IT, with buildings, dated Nov. l0...s 56oo
Howe St. . OF censre st, " 2sxl334 it, dated
De K.lo *, r Of Ie.1tt It. vi a.3ioo 1soo
#, dated Oct. t.25.........,., q. 15na
The premises No. 4a Ok av. dated Nov H.. 5000
Dawson st. n and cor Of Fleetwood st.
Lots to Ia, dated Nov. 12...,,,.. $500
West Ohio 1t, l25 # 9 Of Leavitt 1t, n I, 25x100
It, dated March is. 1872. zoo
Halsted 81, 25 It Of Dusso1d 1t, T. 2511o0 r.
With building, dated Aug. II, 1874. 1000
Ellis AZ, Of Thirty-seventh St, z I, 33x1-5 f.
South Dear born st, Of and near Thifty-fifth
st 81. !: 1918 T. dated Nov. s,4oo
west Washington 1t, SIX # Of Paulna st.
MI nj, 41.l2s z: dstsd June y. $500: 10000
s51lls Is with other property, dated Nov H. 1850
1oe pft1nlee2 No. IL far st dated Sept a.. 1000
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS or 1f1LEs OF
CoURr-H HOUSE.
HAlsted ct, cor Of Fifty eighth at. " t. lo5x
~ u, dated aov. H.: $3.50
4jxlTS #, dated Nor. 8. ..... $50
Lot en- 1t " Of Dexter Park and 464 It a Of
Forty At, I, l5139a IT, dated Nov II 1aopp
Ellis ~. 60 It Of Brook Ut, 1, iOx1G5 It, with
improvements, dnted Nov. lS..-.... 1900
B0tToagh Rr, het F1fts-frst and Fifty-secopd
Ets. G I, a23x12s It, dated Sept. 9...>..... 7sO0
SUMMARY OF TRANSPORTS FOB rHE WEEK.
The following ie the total amount Of city and
suburban transfers, within q radius Of Z
miles from the Courthouse, filed for record
dnrinf. the week ending Saturday. Nov. 13 Citv
salas, 6s; consideration. 8440,456. North Of
, 1875-11-14

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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-04-15
A Gamblers Paradise.

In Monte Carlo the gamblers have a
paradise, and a correspondent who in
vaded the realms gives an interesting
picture of the scenes to be witnessed
there. Situated as Monte Carlo is, In
the midst of the fashiona BILE resorts on
the Mediterranean, it's frequenters are
all of the aristocratic and wealthy
classes. Its very openness, and the
art, beauty and refinement in which it
is clothed, allure hundreds of English
and Americans to take hand in the
exciting game, The gambling halls are
clothed in royal splendor, with gilded
panels and ceilings and huge chande-
Tiers which add glitter to the scene.
There were about five hundred persons
IN the rooms as the correspondent en-
tered, and, though many were prone
nading, much the larger portion seemed
absorbed In the games which were going
on at the tables. One-third of the
gamblers were ladies, from the gayly-
dressed Paris belle to the gray headed
madame. At the rouge, ct-noir table
not word WAS uttered, but the coins
were laid upon the numbers as the ball
went whirling round, and then there
was breathless silence until the click
of the ball told the lucky number, when
the gold NapoIeOns were raked into the
bank and the fortunate man received
his winnings. The same scenes are wit
messed seven days in every week
during the entire season. A careful
estimate places the amount that changes
hands there each day at $50, 600; but,
deducting from this two thirds for full
days, we still have $40 per day, or
$l8. coo, GOD the season. Notices to the
effect that pistols are to be bought close
by are terribly suggestive.