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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-23
CHOICE RECIPES.

Pork Cutlets.-Fry to a nice brown
beat three eggs with three teaspoontuls Of
-four, dip each slice in the batter, and fry
again, until the batter is cooked. This is
very nice.
Plain suet pudding without soda.-One
pint Of milk, one-half pound Of suet.
chopped fine; three eggs we'll beaten; one
half teaspoonful Of salt; add -four gradu-
ally until you have made thick batter.
tie in q cloth which has been dipped in
boiling water, and we'll sprinkled with
-four; let the water boil before putting
in the pudding, and boil two hours. TO
be eaten with canned or preserved fruit.
Cocoanut pie Half cup Of butter
one cup Of powdered white sugar. four
we'll beaten eggs (beat whites and yolks
together), one cup Of grated cocoanut, one
quart Of sweet milk. Mix butter and su-
gar together. then add the eggs and coco.
anut, and lastly the milk.
Snow pudding.---To one half boz OF
gelatine add one pint Of boiling water. tzo
cups of white sugar, and the juice Of two
lemons. When cool, beat the whites Of
| three eggs very light and spread over the
top. This is an excellent pudding, es-
pecially for the hot summer weather, and
should be made the day before using and
place on ice or in the ice chest. When
brought to the table dish out in saucers,
and turn over it sauce or custard made
in the following manner: Boil pint OF
milk in tin pail set into kettle Of hot
water, as soon as it boils add the yolks OF
three eggs well beaten, with sugar to
taste, let it boil until it thickens, then
remove. When nearly cool add little
salt, and flavor with vanilla.
Mince Meat for Pies.-One quart bowl
of meat chopped fine. two bowls Of
chopped apples, one bowl Of sugar, one OF
raisins, one tablespoonful Of allspice, one
of cinnamon, one half tablespoonful Of
Glove. one nutmeg, two-thirds tcacupiul
molasses. Moisten with sweet cider and
little Of the liquid in which the meat
was boiled. A few slices Of citron i'm
proves them.
Birds Nest Pudding. tart, WELL
favored apples, scoop out the cores with
out dividing the apple. put them in
deep dish with . small bit Of mace and
spoonful Of sugar in the opening Of each
apple Pour in water enough to cook
them. When soft, pour over them an
unoakcd custard, so as just to cover
them, and bake till the custard is done.
Ham Cake.-A capital way Of dispos-
ing Of the remains Of ham and making
an excellent dish for breakfast is: Take
q pound and half Of ham. fat and lean
together; put it into mortar and pound
it. or pass it through : sausage machine
boil large slice Of bread in half pint Of
milk, and beat it and the ham well to-
gether; add an egg well beaten up. Put
the whole into mold, and bake ! rich
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sam! PAUL BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

HOTELS.
MERCHANTS A. Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and Jackson streets.
EXCHANGE, endrick 4 Leland, Proprietom.
colnsI rUurth ana Jackson streets Best q
per day House i'll the CITY
REVERE HOUSE, 50 per day. cor 7tb and pol
er-sts, Hitchcock Todd, Props.
ROGERS HOTEL, J. Rogers, Proprietor. 81 Rob
ert-st. Prices reasonable
AMERICAN HOUSE, cor 4th and Wabasba ST.
N. Pottgeiser, Proprietor
SHERMAN HOUSE, Hassig & s,ateler Promo
corner Fourth and Sibley streets.
INTERNATIONAL, Stratton 4 Co. Proprietors
cor. Jackson and Seventh.
EUROPEAN, R. E. Heckithier, Proprietor. for
Third street. "
COMMERCIAL, Flower & Winder. Pronr;eto,.
= oeventh-st., bet. Robert and Jackson
TERMS - per Day.
WHOLESALE HARDWARE.
Strong, Hackett & Chaplin, 1872 &. I'd A.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM: Lee, SO and IS f. Third st.
y: W. lngersoll & Co., cor. Third and Waba-
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
st Paul Harvester Works, IS W. I'd st.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
lsaacs Orschall, 81 Robert st.
BOOKS AND CHURCH GOODS.
D. OHalloran, IS Wabasha 1t.
TEAS AND COFFEES. WHOLE
SALE.
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.. ak 2. Thru
street. = An1U
GUNS a. FISHING TACKLE.
W r. Burkhard. % 4. "a street
N. +. Kennedy & Bro, so Z. Sd street.
4ep AUCTIONEERS
Z. q ;. NJ Warner, cor. Sd and Cedar s.s.
KBUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
K. L. Wharton, 106 Jackson It.
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK
strong Hackett & Chaplin, i32 z. Sd st.
UNDERTAKES.
Stees Bros, 81 X. 81 st.
REAL ESTATE.
D. A. Robertson 4 Son, 10 Z. Cd ct.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
James Smith, Jr., 45 X. I'd 1t.
g. 5. Bryant, "a Wabasha st.
FURNITURE, WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
Stees Bros, 81 T. I'd 1t.
ARCHITECTS AND SUPERTN.
TENDENTS.
n. Shiere < Bro, I46 +. Fifth q.
LIFE INSURANCE.
Union or Mutual Life. Otto W. Rimpler, General
Continental y. Life, n. r, B. W. Clifford. agent.
LIE ASSOCIATION O. Of fAmerica, Eben Holmsg.
MAkBLE.A GRANITE WORKS.
Inos- Bower, cor. 7h and Cedar IL.
DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALE.
Noyes Bros & Cutler, 20 & 30 Robert L
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-23

At the yearly report OF pilgrims to the
sacred Of Allabahad, India, in October,
when the crowds are enormous, thieves
penetrate into yelling mass, tear out the
mems nose rings and the women's ear
rings and swallow them caught in the act,
however, thsy ~ pissed u tie HANDS Of
IL radical slnG, e0ofico administered
ard - ejee1sd sEnamsals rsou1GD.
thoir oW1on.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-23
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
THE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA.

THE UNIVERSITY UF MINNESOTA.
DEPARTMENTS OPEN:
The Collegiate Department.
The College of Science, Literature
and the Arts.
The College Of Agriculture.
The College of Mechanical, Arts.
Colleges Of Law and Medicine will
hereafter be organized.
The Geological Survey, conducted BY
Professors Of the University, is in pro-
gress.
The EQUIPMENT COMPRISES:
A Main Academic building, l85xo0
feet.
An Agricultural College building.
146x54 feet.
An Experimental Farm, with barn.
teams, tools, DC.
A General Library Of 10000 vol
umes.
A Chemical Laboratory in complete
order.
A Plant House.
A supply Of Physical Apparatus.
A set of engineering Instruments.
100 U. S. Cadet rife-muskets, with
accOutrements.
A section of Artillery, with Caiss-
Ons.
A collection of Minerals, Arts, shells
DC.
A Workshop and Lathe Room.
A Drawingg-Room well equipped.
Numerous Models, Maps, Globes,
Charts, &c.
The general faculty consists of IL
Professors.and Instructors.
TUITION FREE in all Depart.
ments.
The year 1855 begins Sept. 81,
1875.
For Catalogues or information al.
dress the President Of the University.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-12-23
SAMUEL POTTER.

Dealer in New and Second Hand Furniture. Stow.
CIockesy Ward, &C., No 81 Jackson and 9O6 Rsst aev
enth Streets St. Paul Mimi
, 1875-11-09
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Business Steady at the Banks-Er.
change Firm and Higher.
Tho Produce Markets Tame.-.
Pork aud Lard EAsler.
FINANCIAL.

1'ns,ners 1t the banks opened qn'cs IN all depart
neusS ysstosdhy. and croa The word "dnll " was
aonstlmes used. This Appsa to ioana and discounts
tho dcrsnd for which kccps haIsnccs about cTsu Tho
calls from ths country for currency sre atcad5. tnt
hy no rucans 10 large anil pressing AZ they were
few weeks ago. C5 dealers do not seem to be specta-
II In mead Of funds. Tho packing Interest ia bc-
comlug mora acsivc from dhy TO day, and will soon
absorb mora capital for tho few weeks to coe than
auy other department Of business Discounts. "a MS
ual, 10 per cent anl hsm 1t all tic banks.
The noc-brokcrs t,ava comparatively very little to
do, md rstcs hro nominal ns at9la per cent.
New York exchange continues close. A higher ag-
uro roachea toky thsu for wecks 1'ast, viz. boo
premium rsr 1tn0o, and in bu1no nssss 75o wcse 70.
fused. Thu usual rate belwren banks wua hout s0c.
The hAnka that take produce Bills charge oyrr The rsso
10 shippers, an still aci 10 customers at par whlte
somo Of tho others generally charge ANAL fraction
aloss tho ratio bcswcru banks, nj corse rstlfts arc
scarce and the market exceedingly firm.
The bank clearings were si,71hE0'.
, 1875-11-09

ln1t ~ Eu0aGo* 4Ao supl9 ea+ouAseA ~ lal4 Apelt
6pa head.
NEW YoRrt Nov. 8.-uEEvEs-F Fresh receipts, 1850,
quality about medium, Rausrally with few primo And
steeEs AMONG The hesk dfoyea, aud only 20
Ioads Tsxas aud Clerokeo catlls market fair It =
shsda Ut improvement on ls4t onday; tnost Ut the
ssselpts changed hands sone ot tle joores nItiTs
cattle, Including dry cows aud tAn hc!fsgs, It 7o
few fancy Kentucky aud Illinois xtceta brought 13a(
Ike but 70 lie MAS tho range for AsoF Ia extra
ve ateets, knd 74l1c for common to extra Texans,
ths lAtter for NortbeFa-fa4 Tuxaus Ut w cwt not:
sxiea t1IcIuuo cara Illinois GtesFs, ~ owt. 1t lu3
l2o; cars, ~ ewf. at llsla4c; cars ludlsn1 do,
~ cwt ut 3ta l0ei ~ raFs KuDtucky Ip, IN cwt.
lo3*12.c c.Fs, u cwt. st l?{g1:e carr cwt,
cws Vi ll,sl3Ec; cars, d cwt. at 99o II Wiz
glnta ssecrs, ~ evil at lI@l2Ae; ~ cars Colorado
slerEs 6A{ cWt u 9hc c4rs lexans, c~t It 8c
cass. cwt, u 7.7Hc: and carr. " ewt, u 1oc.
SHlEP AND LAAbs-Heceipts yesterday In4 to-day.
$780, making laD for thu week, 4u4t 49 l30 last
week market alow 1t Former quotations, OF 4Ha8Ha
common to eItra Sheep snd 6i4a7Er for lroor 10
extra lambs sales iRcludo caFload uhio slseP. 10
!s 1t b.; car, " ts, ateAc; rAF " IL, At oAu
car, ia ns 4t0ko;3 cara State, 70 It's, 1t $40;
Cur, " T.. tske; cara y IT., a. thc: car. W
~. 'am!.' = T.. .t7Ho; car 10 III, ut exc aaa
EwlsE-Arrivals xesterday and to-day, H. 400. max.
Ing ~ 10 for tns week. agslust " % lat week none
offered allsa; dEesse4 steady at 3ai~l0kc.
| EART LIBERTY.
| East LIBERTY. Nor. B.-~OAF1Lx-Rscelpt stnca
| Friday, l,972 hsad, III cars of through and 81
of yard asoek, snlRla8 1os th4 wssk snd4 thts day
s7la hcad ssaiust y.2 the week before. Tho cAttlt
, 1875-11-09

Tho following instruments were ned for record
Monaay, NaY.s:
., $780,. CITY PROPERTY
9Anet VI. 140 : ot "ess llafrison, Q I, 11t03
"sst taSe y. ~ Ut FA.k-piAeet II, 18Ax
iVo u. 4sted Nov 1.......,.....,...,,..., 7,00G
Deurpath ~, l2s I. of Thomp.on II, vi, .sx
ts6 4-lD It, ds1ed Nov. 4 .......,.,,,.,.,.:, ZOO
Tls premises tus. sa aud " EuutA AlAy it,
ID. d.sed ~ Nos. s.s";..;...;.~.::... :...:..:.. .o,ooo
Htst ohao II. % II Q at LeAsslt, Il 4 e91lyo Il,
Mssslhsld ~, at7f arr Jsylor II, Vt, .s}x
luvl with bni!dsus dated Nor. s........... 5000
toCtu uK c1CT LIMITS WlTItH RA4svx or : N,tyxn1
c0uRr.HogxH,
Thirty niush 1t, o cor VI xseuue, 1,Bls Il 9 cf
Aslaua Az, v !. ) acets. dated Nov. d Il, u
J. Stuart b Co., of New York, to Anderson
Fowler. Of Chtcago) $lT5 OQ{
Park ~. AL Il u ol ttfsy-th!zd 1t, v {, Exi.a
II. dAtsd Oct. .3u.................... ~. 81
fsrksv, ~ cor Of FiftJ-thiFd 1t, {, aG4i!1
~ dkisA 0et. ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL
Tyrk ~, lsG It u of Futy-third 1t, WI. 131l1i
" dated Oct N,... .......+.....-..,..... 70
Task *. 3N Il u u fstsyAht.dss. VT, as1l25
It. dsIsd oct. 2J......,.. .........,........" S
, 1875-11-09
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
EEW YORK

NEW 1UNAt nOT. o4-dHAEN-HQQ2$-Al2fk Qu4l
and In buyers' favor; vary limited export and homo
trsda inquiry sales Of e. 900 u al 81 03H for coico
rejected spring; $3.50 for No. Milwaukee 10 arrive,
sud $1.i0 for inferior winter rcd Western. nys
quiet SN'2s5c for Western. and es1790o for State
Barley quiet and unchanged. Corn scarco and firm
sales OF coo0o bu ut 75c for ttsa Western mixed:
7jH@1Go for Rail do and fGS77c for high mixed aud
yellow Western. Oats asmes; sales Of 4s,coo bu at
42s6oo for mixed Western and Bate; and 4c@3ae for
wl!te Western knl S!ata.
pRovuzoss-Hldllea quiet: 130!3tc for Iong cear.
Lard heavy: sales Of 100 tcs at 13ro for prime
4tozm.
wu1axr-,1arfst steady; sAls. OF 100 br,s At Silt
Per gallon.
ahooxntEs-gug1r-s1arke Arm; moderate Inquiry;
fair 10 good refining Ii quoted at tsjt.; prime at
exc, snu willie Havana at 9!sGa10kc, Co1eo-Mar-
ket dull; uominally unchanged: 1lo quoted At le9
2lHo In gold. aud Mazacalbo Il 19kalho In gold.
Tsa-Tho market ia firm, With fair deraand.
TALLow-Rules unchanged; Ia moderate request;
primo quoted oNo.
lTs Lhs Assoctafsd Ir-ss.I
NEW YORK, Nor. 6.-FLouR-MaEket dull; prices
rle In buyers' favor rocspts. 77o0o btls; auporaus
asn a gssa
s;Sass%' Rysdsa. ne;. STEADY i t!:a3:zs;se:
ping sloies. R l:|Ssssa No
assa;ss wee: :s;ss uss W.
tl.lNsl.H; wnte Mteh1saH. cuoice, sl.a9; rsjoctsd
e sss; issvy ": g.; as 1n :s !;
Vsnada Wes' 10 ~ demand st,l.lS. Corn nsmrr
y tsra M sas, ss sns ssss assad so sssp g. es
hign mixed and ycllow Western. 7aHa77c. 0sts eet:
e5 ssseR on; %ssfa e. %1sH and stats
'e9 waq u" S1,no 1 No. ca'caao II aoe
x51s III. S,s3, :9S yt:s;s 'ss No"
daocxRiks-lto coneo dull suu heavy; cargocs,
1a. :o}o il gold iobblas, ls92lYa 1a Kold. Sugar
vIs.yli:. Nolssses-Rorslgn q.list and unchanged.
Rss-Meas9ass demand sn4 s unchanged.
sas; s.si 1s as.sy si'ss' s:'seS
Observation-Disclosures quiet: heavy mess pork
e%sst ssst
Wcssssn, 19Sc. Lard dull aud lower prime steam,
| DurrER-Unchangod.
WEaxr-siore .s.iSa 1si.11.
] baltimore, Nov. ov.A-FLoua-Fery4 quiet and heavy;
MsstSta ,x 4; ;yss. 7ss.1 s' Do '1tfa ssoos''' do
umits-Wasst fairly active but lover No, wcs.-
ssn red, tlsa; p.nn.ylsan!a red, N.3ssSl.{o. Cora
2aist md ,sS:e.ay: Western mixed. 7os. o4s qo!et
~: Nys arm by: qa.ss X aa@sse..
I.x-pal! m aud heavy; MaFyland and rennaylyan!a,
| paosa.oss-Scarce anl hrm; order trade fairly
active pssk, t2sso. nn!k saests-Saea.aess, s.tb
7saa.d. lsae,1e. ' ''t'''' '3 '''A1'
~. HuTF.a-Qesst TIT steady; Western o1sEa'. ass
PsraoLxu1-VsrY dali; crude. sko; rsansd. lss
oSyaE-xomin.s; R.o earsoss .slso2oxe: Job
W. %a;..s@5a'{ Z 'ss5at{Ss: L ....sxs,..:
| Nav oalEAsa, Nov. s:-auaAs-pemsad fzie; in.
foror. b4c: common, t9BAe fa!f to good fair 6N q
, 1875-11-09

Withdrawn frnui atprs nH shtardaS lot city toh-
sumption: bn2s bu uurat, 2d,3J b'l coF'', 1slo ha
uats, 1,417 BIT ryc. 1,oc0 b't barley.
Tho following arau Wis inspected Into Ftnrn on
Monday morning; I car No. 2 rcd winter wheat. III
cars NJ. spsiuq. 156 cars No. du. l6a cars No.
do II cars and lp0I In rejected do ts07 wheat}; 70
cars hg!,-m1cL ccru, nl cars and 81 A bu No. DO,
10 ears Rejected de- 1s grade do tlW corn;
cars white oats, Is cara and 1880 bu No. 2 do.
y cars rejected do, cars grade do 10 oats; 10
cars No. rYr, rejected do II cars No. bat|sy.
srara No. do, car rejected dn. Total tG74 caErl,
oGo bu. Inspected nut: la7,s05 In wheat, III ,9JJ
III corn, os,t10 bu CATS 2,6ll bu ryc,a,1 2o.7i7 ba
barley.
About on tho New York cansls 1.or4, ,oo0 bu wheat,
4!SC00 d corn 2l30i0 bsl oats anu 2gi 900 bn barley
The following tale shows tho ltatr!bution Of tho
brcasstuffs shipped from, this cy during iatt week
sit3Na- flpar.l lfh<at. Corn, | Oats.
, 1875-11-09
MARINE.

FORT OF CAiCAno. NOV. 8.
CLEARrb-3ehr 9. Shaw, draila Haven, hrl PORK
sear l.. L. Coates htaskegns, 20 brls pork, IL bria
oil, 20 hrls tecs, aud eundres; Aehr +. II. Stanton,
r4ne Lake, 200 bu oats 100 brla lour: stnsr Law.
romeo, ogdenshsa. iooo0 bu wheat. 40 urls hour. ]
rkoa 1,s ftmr Lawronre+ Oswcgo 20 lga feed: stnls
fawrunce, Port 1inran, 81 brl. flour: sshr Hattie
Flsyhcr Ussis Pier, bra flour: schr Thonaa Ga'vn
unhalo. :i5, ,t15 bu wheat; hark VIM Jones, buffalo,
so9 by o4s scr Lizzie Dnak st. Joc, ~ brls aour,
sehE h. Hand. Kewaunee co brs applea, Is brls salt
, 1875-11-09

MISCELLANEOUS. ..
Tbs suow at Otssgo I4ako was frot deep Redndaday
morntu9. While entering Duluth On ler last sf!p'
tho prop Aanla l. Craig struck the bar snd rolod leF
topmh.s, gaE, and toprnast rigging into tho lake,.
The prop NJ x. Fssbank IN now On her aast TRIP hns
pocs ti.si to Duluth with ooal, from thefa to buffalo
with wheat and thence to Marine City Hhese shs VIII
!Ay ur tos thA w!uey. Tue Cleveland LsadfT sAtes
thkt ho scow Gutter GEl left o!ought doek a sermll-
Ion tor Port atau'ey, s!nce wosn sao Ia not 9sen
,.5n ,n,nus nsr nowspst and heaa9ar, sho eo|lltel
in tho n!Rht with large tlrca"aad-aftor, name
rot known =. ,TAe Canadian atsur Fraucts
H,n,th pyaeuioua!y escaped laundering IN Lake Hu-
Arior during tho storm u ths 1sh aud atst.
Eftysl1 head IT cattls wero thrown overheard. sad
many avinu drowned on bo.rd. Tbs cook.
uss.auucrs aud crew without food from Friday ni9At
uutii SUNDAY night TIE fuddrr Iecans unuan1Epa-
hs AUD Tut for Tho daring exes,tous Ut otcers and
Crew Ill would havs p4Tlhed. No llses wcra lost..
Tbs Canadian stmr Cumberland, ashore on Like Bt-
ner{or has teen rel91sed and reached Coltngwoo1
Tbutsdsy last. Her Cartain reports that On ths up
frip wien of Thunder Cape, the 3dth OF October,
| lbs w!ui began to blow trrsac gals from tho
northeast, With b.lndtng snow, roudsring
| It tmposs!bs to eyuI = few fset. HI
stopped tue steamer to try to got .igh of THUNDER
aud, thintug 1t to aa ANAL Islsud outside Thunder
Cape stastaI aheaa In oruss 10 clear II. lie bad not
psoceeded nost than two hoat!en8tha when he saw
t4ua daad aheaa with Thunder Csps right shove him.
| aud found hs WIZ III = anall bay cal!sd AsfboF.
Not being abla to got oWs he beseAed her on sand
ridge. aud opened hrf saacoc&s letuAg In about eat
Of water 10 keep her sts4dy.
, 1875-11-09

Quilo 1a.go fleet Of lumber vessola arriyel hero
yesterday, md tho catgoas aod OF fast they
came In. Not single cargo remained At tho market
in tho evening. tug Ltte Giant hns hecn laid
up for the winter. Tho wrecking tug hav-
lug heen 1t work Oh The aunken
achr Join Dunn for over a month without
succeeding 10 getting her atloat, 1t has been do.er-
tnea to sbanlon her. Shs Is said to be still In good
ronlllon.. This prop D.iger State, OF tAs Western
Transportation Companys line. which arrived III r.
Sunday niCEt. reports having encountered so7ero
Rturn on Laks Eflo during which sho suffered conAia
gratla damage to her furniture.
, 1875-11-09

LATEST.
NEW Yonx, Nov. s.--dold opened ut l15H, fell Oft 10
1trs recovered TO 1l3s, and finally c1oscl at f4as.
Carrying rates were l. y, aud ger cent Loans wefo
ALSO male DAT,
Governments were drm
Hai!road bonds were Grm md higher, with Chicago
Northwestern consolidated gold bontls md Michigan
Central ecrcns A. featurcs. The Pacific issubs, Mil
waakeo h 1t. Paul ctgh.s Rock 1sl1ud seyens, apd
Fort WaJuo arsts were ulao stroug aud higher.
8tata bonds wefo steady.
stocks opoued arrn mud higher, with gonefal .m-
7fovcment In prices. The advance ranging from 4 10
!, and was Tpoat marked in Columbus. Chicago In
iiana Central, Union Pacific, Lako Shore, and other
Hestern roads. Cleye!aul, Columbus, Cincinnati L
indianapolis advanced 10 68h, and afterwards sod al
t7 sgninAt 55h on Saturday. At the second call the
market firm. IN the tAt dcnlnEs there strong
nuy4ng and general thing. the 1aat rrices weto
ihe Icst made. Lake shoss the leading feature,
Ind advanced to G2't largo trans1ctpns. North
western Was strong. ani ADVANCED to 3aH, closing
ri that price bid. This stock Ia tho object Of arong
Gull combination In connection With tho heavy tvalc
tho road and the reduction Of nearly f.0oo.oo0 In
fo 1oatiug debt from Juno to Oct, Of the present
rear. racao Mall 6ru1 at 39, ta381&, closing At
~. The story about an opposition line was rev!ved
,ga!u today, but without any effect on the stock.
Union Pacific rerovered from Gs 10 CO.. ut the closc
Ertc advanced to 17y{. Western union steady ut
'6tt375':. st. Paul advanced to a51t for common.
md toe4A for preferred. New Jereey Central do
.ned from 1O5A 10 1C4... Michigan Central rose to
NJ. cle'eland Columbus, Cincinnati Il indianapolis
:psed at az ass utter selling up to tsk. Tho o!her
changes were generally eight.
Arrangements wern perfected Friday which aro
likely to add largo amount Of passenger and fright
trafhc arroAs tl,c continent from Europe 10 China
nc thu Wns htar. and sover.l other u The Xantic
'tcainship lines. the overland mall ronds and Ta-
HF1I Jnn lii mud ttt1t{a
, 1875-11-09

4 crab-appo tres III Westtield, IT,. has bios,
somsd four times during Tho past soasou. aud
now has four sets al spples OIL 1t or In prospect
tho Oldest nearly rlpe. the secoud about tho stke
OF peas the third tuat setting, AID the fourth IL
blossom.
, 1875-11-09
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4.0o8t.D
3.60a9.T5
2.G5@3.7s
1.6N81,75

HOGS Received during Sunday and Monday al, 900.
opening Day Of the week. and the remaining days
tho wnek a!ao bid fair to Witness pretty arrivals
there &A,on3 both local snd EastesA bayefs DIS
position to depEeaa vales. AZ they vary
rayagtnt In their donanls they we're accommodated,
End u losoo reduction the nasket beeame sesiYe.
though tho prevailing figures wera 37.:0t574o, Tho
larger part oG tbs supply disposed OF. and tho
lnkrkpt ctosel steady At The Decline
, 1875-11-09
LAKE fRsl1t4Ts.

Frrichtz wcro dull aud easy. Thcro was title In
auiry for vessels, md faw ready TO load Some
large roaaela wore on tho market. Tho charters re-
ported wcro tho prop Karshaw, whoat to Buffalo ut
0ic, and the achr helduu wheat to DO Saturday aftor
noon 10; aso tho props Cubs OATS and Idaho corn
through. Tie achr Haillsplero takes corn aud oats
through via sarn!a. Opacity 20o bu wheat, % oD0
bu corn, auI 85,u11 bu oats.
, 1875-11-09
btla city at o..

fLou1'-"as moro "etiTt. aertT1t purchases being
ha s.hss ssser III tns
,o, NM. froov vh.n r.1,nr, ,hrn,,clycs d.
no.s y, s,a ,t. racs.,..on. Ta .nents az sar
hria winters on prlvsts terms. ir2, Ira spring es.
~ Paln! ~ o<srs. a. ~ 1,o
~ ny Urn spring s"'etnne. " ,, * ~. w,ase
wheat do rarty At &5.1s. Tota1, 1,tlk br1s. Tic
attet eloscd 1t he following range Of pt,ce.: Choice
@e7': ch'ee Frrns c1trn'' s,soae."; fair dc.
%,.:,' f'' ''"'' s''''4 '''' 1'1 'A"'SA''' *''''
nn.s-'Sa' anIct and \ 'lsa1e trmer. owing 10 light
oGrfins, Sales wrrc o'tons ut sizs5 iaso ou track;
'IH 1srn m tim, eo.,,. IN
track and 10 tons at SIS, 20 frce on uoasi,
@ va, s.a acmna, At f:o on t.set
fa o".1e ,as eaes fos tuuro osss1 o. " pran
sn s
cd b. lie otso, whsi, statement a.o hois trc ior ito
nslxe "a, a,o. nrtx n toes onc @ 9hers va. m
hear pressure, Though tha croT,i t4lkcsl shear"
Sfe was G o q d ,2s S, nr,; mo 10 M
Ia comn[cte rarvocr tho latter bcjpp relatively weak
1stl ~ sn TssSea ; dss1nas s1,'t {; aSns. l., b;
tho oiftriuge NrsFIy Tho only thing which relieved
tAc hassess Of tls market to fact that january
earry'ns anil ileat~s e dispositioi, 10 taks i,oI
~ hs Ieene. = rhsss @ ID no "ubt thst our whest
will tcll well m un this crop, but Tbs question ia
Mex ss. t # " 1 I'd tue
sTo, Willis Gish freghts BY ra .ta,en materially
rsdacc prices hero e coming wnor, IN tho a1Ncnfe
portant advance there This Is tho Erarest argument
IN favor Of lower prices here. Il now seems certain
sr a' a W raa,ire n IT." ,so Of great jul of ea
tai ID carry he stocka through 10 TIC oteuing Of nav
r.o,,. Heller tho mouth octcd at $t.o1... reeeded
sm closci at slo7i;. Seller December sold at xio3S
a11,t. closing At <1.n7ts 'a1.07!t seler tho year
soI 4. ii U7 io7t closng at $l1i,3. Seller Jat.
ary suii 1t {l.vsIaio9t5, srl seller May a. $Ils
Cash No. spring Closed .. tU7.. No, do 1t Sic, and
rejected do It 7yc. Cash Kaca were reported Of 400
Iii No. errtng ii Sl10; G7,nN In NJ. dn at $107,*
ts.us; 3iUUo Gs M 8 do at sfas"a,ic; 1000 hi do
a.voo III by sas,rle II {; a 93..e. Total, i:oyo b1
siisSssora WnxsT-',as in llsht rsluca., but steady
saar.sys T.'sss s.!ss wsss 1S'Sa Su, as *lm for
steady q. t1s decline, .hers not being muel prrs.ro
TO sell, and 'ittie aispostt.on to wy: L,yeson wAs
sith i irG i,oIsrs TSe Shipping demand was ssain
Rs a. ses compared I viii ho roeet. which f.ct pre.
vented fAstheT Decline Tho fatrer weather was not
nss % IL 5itIn s
II il thought tAat old Will all lo norel out
9lietly tefora tho eioso Of navigation. though
ii kerpa coming In more freely than has been
expected; III carloads mud 81, ,0oo In Of that
received yesterday VA. available for sho filling o. con.
hse1.es afses New Years Day we're easier. With vary
sfi L J.: s 20 &C. 9 sss
at tvttc Ealer tllo sb4r so1 ~ w. sta closing
Ut aa.r, and high insKed Ut s}c Cash sales wete If
ported Of sou bu hi!h ln'Ied at s2AS'9e yG s95 ~