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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, !
Sunday Morning, November a.
Cleared Yesterday

Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Lizzie, Felsher for St Marks via Pensa
cola o StubeI
Steamer Amite, Adams, for Pensacola C M Soria
Schooner j u Whipp.e, Webb tor Julia JOS Tore
Arrived.
Steamship Geo Washington, Whitehead from New
York Sd inst, to A Moulton-2d dist 8
Steamship Brashear Forbes from New York 9th
inst to Whitney &co. -Algiers
Norwegian ba' NiOrd HUM, So days from Rio de
Janeiro, to johnson, Gordon &co-lst dist
Bark Susan L Campbell, Brooks 2. days from New
YOrk, to Ranger Fatman &co. Point
Austrian bark Iolomeo. Gladulich, SO days from
Newry, Ireland to master-Point
Schooner WIN LAYTON, Layton daya from Ruatan
to s Otery e. BrO-Pic Tier
Schooner ROvalist Bolder, days from Lesbia, to E
Pilsbury-Pic Tier
srEAMBoArs.
Waloon. Taylor from Lower Coast
Frazer, Canton, from Lower Coast
Nary Ida, Ruiz, from st James
Oriole OPry. from Lower Coast
Marie Bassett from Lower Coast
Era No TO- Taylor, from DoDaldsonville
Henry Tete, Aucoin, from DOnaldsonvle
Gov Allen. Libano from Fort Adams
Acme, Wengle, from Cincinnati
Mary Bell Hicks, from Helena
Leslie Taylor. Jumel. from Baton Rouge
Trenton, Quatrevaux, from Washington
Plasa, Cable from ST Louis, with boats
ARRIVALS THE NEW BASIN.
Steamer Duck from Pearl river
Schooner Victoria No l. from Springfield
Schooner Pippo from Horn Island
Schooner Morning Light, from Amite river
Schooner Simon Goselin, from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Gen Washington from Pearl river
Schooner Elba homWolf river
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schooner Sidonia from B ind liver
Schooner Modesto. from Bayou LacOmbe
Schooner Can lille. from Bayou Lacombe
Schooner Tiger from Tchefuncta river
Schooner Vaudeville, from Vaudeville
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NEW YORK Per steamship Geo Washington
AssoI ted mdse
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VICKSBURG AND MEMPHIS
MEMPHIS AND vICKSBURG PACKET.
sUaHA The new and elegant side-whes)
akssssssff4 passenger steamer
Illinois,
M. r. Cheek, master, J. W. Spears clerk,
Leaves Vicksburg every FRIDAY at 10 M.
Passengers leaving New Orleans ON Thursday even.
ing by rail will make connections.
Parties cOnsgning freight to care of steamer ILL
NOlS will please enclose bill of lading to
au4 If DUFF GREEN a. Co, Vickshurg
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OPELOU6AS.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET
Leaves THURSDAY, Nov. H. at 5 p. M.
T. II For Washington. Port snrre,
- Simmsport Churchvilie Al landings cH
the Coast, Atehafalavs River and Baycu
charlottesville new and hght-craught passenger
steamer
Fl. Fl. Broad, master, Theo John clerk
All freight for Bayou DIES Glazes will be landed a5
Simmsport or Big Bend Landing. For freight or pas
sage apply on board or to
o10 tt BRITTON EPPLER. LOG Common st.
REGULAR OPELOUSAS PACKET.
Leaves MONDAY. Nov Is, at5P.M
~ For Washington, Port Rarre.
AS1&&EyS Simmsport, Churchvi1le and all inter-
.Ss mediate landings on the Coast Attkz-
falaya River and Bayou Courtableau-The new and
hght-draught passenger steamer
Trenton,
E. QautrevauI MASTER FL. Molaison clerk
All fire ght for Bayou des Glaizes will be landed sf
SimmaDort or Big Bend Ian ing
s26 tt j. M. BOWLING rs Decatr- street
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK.
THE CROMWELL LINh.
~NH NEW YORK DIRECT.
To sail on WEDNESDAY. November II, at 5 p M.
scTTa Eh,s nas Is composed Of tins following
Steamships:
KNICKERBOCKER, HUDSON
CORTES NEW OREEANN.
The steamship
Knickerbocker,
Frank Kemble. commander
VIII leave her wharf, tooG Of Toulouse suress
Freight for Liverpool Bremen and Havre taken
BY this line and through bills Of lading given for
the same.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MCULTCN,
n1414 ly Il Car0ndeet street.
INSURANCE ON CARGO BY THIS LINE
CAN BE EFFECTED IN NEW YORK MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANIES AT THREE-QUAR
TIERS PER CENT NET.
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Ban Rise .-....626 Moon rises. GIL A. NJ
Bun Sets. Last q'r--..20d. 637 F. NJ
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FOR MEMPHIS AND BINDS.


REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
For Memphis. Helena. MOGth OF
kkIs1ss4isS White River, Chicot Greenviile Vicks-
~..----s.s burg, Natchez and the bends The rsw
and magnificent steamers
FOR HELENA
Mary Bell.
j F. Hicks. master. ALI. Grissom clerk
Leaves SATURDAY, November - at r. NJ
james Howard
Is. X. Peeram, master, j. III. Chassaing clerk
Leaves WEDNESDAY, November 10 at ( p M
will leave above. Particular attention giveu tn
all way and plantation business
Through bills of lapg signed to all points on CHI
cot Railroads.
BROCKFTT & CARTER, Agents,
n3 tt 3S Magazine street.
MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKETS
Leaving every WEDNESDAY, during the season Of
1S75-i76.
r. Fer Memphis, Helena. Mouth al
White River, Chicot Greenville Vicas-
- burg Natchez and the Bends-TRs
splendid passenger steamers
Thompson Dean,
w. b. Miller master Geo. Miltenberger clerk
j, b. NIaude.
J: L. West, master, Ed Outlaw, clerk,
Will leave as above paying particular attention to an
way and plantation business Shippers may rely ON
these boats lining in the trade the entire season
Through bills of ladng tn all points the Ouachitx
and Pine Bluff Raj road from Chicot City, and to All
points on White Rive" high Jacksonport. Fec
freight or passage apply on b ard, OF to
BUkDEAU g. WAYNE
or u LOG Gravier street.
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BAYOU SARA.

49, For Bayou Sara, WaaersaN.
kSGfY Hermitage, Port Hudson, Baton Rougc.
Plaquemine, and way landings - The
United States mail semi weekly packet
w. d. Pike,
D. y. brown, master, g. s. Strexk clerk,
leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ass PM
for Bayou Sara For freight or passage apply to
HITE CARtlN 5 TchoupitouIas st.
$40 A. G. GODDIN. 90 Maeazips street.
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SHIPS.
.NNE-E-NNNNS
ROTTERDAM.
FOR BREMEN.
FOR GENOA.

- For Genoa-The strictly Al Norwegian
ST4sSss bark ANNA. Gunnufsen master is now load.
- ing for the above port and having the greater
portion OF her cargo engaged and going board,
Will have quick disuatch. For balance of freight
apply to ROBT. j. BUDDENDORFF,
NIL log Common st rect
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1T For Genca-The strictly Al Norwegian |
Ss bark SAGA, Bic master, is now leading for the
- above port, and having the greater portion of
quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply to
ROBT. J. BUDDENDORFF
NIL 1876 Common street |
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UPPER COAST.
DONALDSONVILLE
REGULAR COAST AND DONALDSONVIIIIs
TRE WEEKLY PACKET
~ - The fine passenger steamer
- st. John,
Il. Bergeron, master. E. lie Blanc clerk
Will leave as above every SATURDAY, MON.
pa "a T and WEDNESDAY, at Y NJ returning down
the Coast in daylight, on SUNDAYS, TUESDAYS
and THURSDAYS For freight OF passage apply
on board or to 4. 0. MELANCON, 80 CONT 81
NEW OIL LEANS, COAST AND BATON ROUGE
PACKET
Leaves every MONDAY, at p M, and FRIDAT,
ut 10 A. M
49, a. The passenger steamer
II. l.. Hodge,
JAS +. NcElroy, mssrer E. BarpeNp clesk.
returning every SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
For freight o. passage apply on board or to
g. o. MELANCON 70 Cont Ct
PS:.Freight rates as any boat in the trade
s23 ~ - - '
, 1875-11-28
TELecRAPHic MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
Special pispateA 10 71e CAsca1o Tribune.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27--12 m.-Houz-No- ], 2ts
Cd: No. . ala Cd
Observation-Disclosures, No. !, los Id: No. 2, 1os ;
spring, No. l. los; Nc. 2, ~ Id: whits, No. !, liz
i'd; No, = lQs lod club, No. l. lii Sd No lis I'd.
Corn-No. !, s3s: No. 2. s2s cd.
PRov1s1oxs-Posf. zoos. Larl-6ss-
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27-2:so p. .m.-Pnov1s1oHs-Lsrd
Sis Cd. Port. 97s I'd.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. W-Evening. .-sPmHs TunRxs-
11EE-25Hs.
CREEsE--59s.
Pnovrs1oss-Mess pork, U.s. Baeon-short clexr
Diddiea Cos.
Iospox, Nov N-Evsnfng. -DncouN1 RA1xs-The
rate o: discount three months bills In open marke
10 IN. OF u below the Bank Of England rate
CossoIs-Mouey. a599s 3-l6; account, v5A.
AMEn1cAx sEcuR1111s-5-1as Of Us, 13aS til,
1o9H 1o-4oa, 1o5s; new 81, 104h; Erie, 144 pre-
{erred 50.
REFINED DPxTaotEuA-1tA91A
SPIRITS TURPEHT1xK-25xE.
PRIME MEss BKEF-9Ga.
PAn1s, Nov 2I.-RxsEKS-6M6 &c.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 23.-U11xxp STATES Boxns-Hew
81, 99H.
, 1875-11-28

is5 s sa' sa5sa I'D sSasfs fs,ds 5er q.Rsd. @ in
n.1d; sales Nooo bn Can.d, W. Wa'tase a d.
!os No. = md 81 Il foE No. Bay Quite cora Mas
.tssn a Ws.ts. n123ay ~,
for hl9h mixed aud yeLox West,n: * A. 10: 7.a7Ks
nestefn lIed; 20 Sc for new yellow sanh.pee ~.
o ss ser r. o1 DO "es' ee o.s. aa
ststs ~ 49, o ~ 4ta4ihc ier mi1ed Westn
e;s a,1s onl! at u4913,ie for long der. tsra ut
aa1es IN s"s as l4kas2z!e for prime steam aea'J
z1ie|. - SA-Af DID, and A13
- 9so .xn1Es s-s1sar-N:rket Hru,w1ta f.:r de-.
1,'r III TO good refining IL quot Ut asHc osto'nl
anf N' d.a 10 Id I'D T i,z IA A. It co.
15593t+c IN gold, and Maraca;uo at q ~, auetd u
gt5 a5l9Thues as, md IN fa,s request orasst st
, 1875-11-28

1S9TRlSa TITLES.
The Philadelphia Observer makes public tho
details OF an association about to be formed in
that city for the purpose OF !" insuring to the
laud-hoider correct papers On transfers Of prop
erty and guaranteeing his title. An association
is prolec:ed on large capital which will, on the
payment Of Certain fec or premium, institute
legal search into the records and examine Care
fully, with the advice Of employed attorneys,
every document affecting the titles Of property.
and see that they are made out properly, and
will after such examination guarantee the q *neF
against all damage resulting from possible litl-
gnt.on thereafter. Although the laws and srstutes
OF the country are intended to make all this
clear. Jet we. know that. litigation arising frc1
imperfect title is very common thing, and fur
nshes great deal Of business to lawyers at
often Great expense to iunocent parties The
Phtlade1phia association propose to indemnify
parties for all dangers that may result from
titles that. haTe passed their scruting, The
question was asked the writer day or two ago,
What can property-oWner do IN case his ab-
stracts are imperfect and be thereby loses his
tisle p"
The Real Estate and Building Journal, Of this
city, raised the question whether in Chicago the
abstract-makers would not De neld liable in dam
ages it a property-ownor were to lose his title
through any defect in q title searched by them.
The Jou rnol does not express il 8 own yiows. In
view Of the fact that the abstract makers have
monopoly, and charge monopoly Prices. the
courts would be very likely to hold them respon-
albe for any damage that might come to any
Eexi-estate owner through their fault.
, 1875-11-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Loan Market Easier than Usual at
This Time Of Year.
The Produce Markets Irregular--.Pro-
visions Quiet and Steady.
Grain Active and Weak---Wheat and
Corn Heavy.
FINANCIAL

The loan market il in = much more comfortable
condition han II usually the cass at this time Of year
The mon1 Of November has seldom seen condition
Of ansirs % frae from anything Like stzingency.
Finances are usuay tight 1t this time, but are now
reported essy and comfortable by a tho banks THIS
is unusual and the future Is looked forward TO With
cut any expectation OF harder rates. The probability
Il that, tim now On, tia loan market viii become
easier.
There Il stfu considerable demand from the coun-
Try for currency and discounts Ths situation among
tho banks presented features yesterday. ThaEe
wss = quiet movement in all directions. Tho paper
offered TO, discount not in large quantities., hut
was most # It Of good quality A that csn hs got Ia
glsdly taksn BY the bank8.
Ratea q discount a91o PEI, cent st the banks to
regular customers good outaide borrower are
cornmodatd at concessions from these rates.
Tn the freet everything Il dull. There Ire plenty
Of lenders but the supply Of Commercial and negoa
ble paperi il scant. Rates are6als per cent.
Tho ORDERS from the country foz currency we're not
more thar usually large.
New Yak exchange vas sold freely between bants
for 7sc discount for $1,000. The osaera ffom the
country fsr exchanges were heavier.
Manage: D. 3. Hale OF the Chicago Clearing -Houae,
reports tie clsarings of the Chicago banks for the
, 1875-11-28

Edga1 4. Parker. a Bostcn artist arrived in
Paris on the .~1Gth OF Uctober, and left dtiing
the following week for Madrid. The: obiect4f
Mr. Parzer's visit is to make copy ct the
" Landing Of the Pilgrimy," by Giebe1t, which
hangs in the palace OF the Coftez. This pio4ute
was discovered BY Air. Gushing some time ago,
and be bad photograph Of Il made and sent
horne. Tins photograph found it's wsy into fhe
hands. OF Nr. ". r. Davis, :of, Plymouth. Who
has been instrumental in haring the copy made.
When frthea; the picture viii probably b. pur-
chAsad By tho Plymouth Societys - '. .-
, 1875-11-28
THE kEPER.


she stood aloof from the hurryfng crowd
/ That thrust her sssde, ~ shs stroye 10 meet
| The eye Of the Stranger who cried aloud,
| All re that are hungry, oh ! come and eat-~
! She saw Him giving with generous hand.
| FOOD TO the thousands :sho there had come:
She lonEed ct the side Of that Stranger to ssand,
But she-such guilty, loathsomo thing,
D1red not approach the NaEareue King:
| 80 shd stood at the wayside weary and faint
| But forth from her lipa came no comnlstnt
| " an unclean, or else ia dec
| To Him who would look with uitv IN ma
| Would kneel ut His feet, as see than knen1
And, maybe, the poor poor 1eper Hetl basl
|
| This morn, "a stood at the city's gate,
| Longing 10 enter, yet fearing to 60,
waited as !oug as dared to wait,
AZ one xnd another entered 10. .
They turned them aw7y for fear ttat L
80 vilely tAtnted with horror and sin.
Should perchanca touch THAR rohan N tsv hurrat
by
covered my face lest they ahoujd sea
ed 9lo1 ths 5sts ~ y ~ r. tepfoSy
CRYING sio1,d si1ncie.n nnstas1 HHs Hto'as
4. cursed the dav fhaf 80. ~. h,.h
Cnr.a,1 ~ Ha1ra1 ~, | s.s a+,1 10 ~ az p!i,n,
.A3~>@ Wv ~Ne3'e1' ~''> su&S'A 'oe 1Ssaa"
NJ stood iast night where the pronbet stood.
And saw Hin give to the Bind their sfoht
Su{.>, A...
, 1875-11-28

LATEST.
NEW 1oBK, Nov. T.-The Stock Exchange adjourn
ed at r and the Gold-Room at ., out OF respect
fo1the memory Of President Wilson, aud to enable
the members to attend the funeral. The day. there
fore, WI broken On Wall street.
Gold losed at 4H, all sales Of tho day having been
made atthat price and 1i4s Rates paid for carrying
tx@a PER cent, and for borrowing fat and 1-s4 per
cent fol use until Monday.
Government bonds closed drn.
Ral1rud bonds active and strong, with Chicago and
Northwestern gold Is Union Pactfcs the most act
I've ISSUES. The petition In circulation for the reduc
ton Of commissions orders given By members Of
the ssok Exchange has received the signature of
" ever, important house Or firm.
Ststebonds quiet and nominal.
The aock market closed dull and steady During
the daythere WIZ general improvement in spacula-
tEa AMI investment securities.
Trauactions the Stock Exchange aggregated 53-
800 shxes Of which 7,5u0 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore
2,8D Northwestern common, 3.33o Northwestern pre-
fe1zed, 600 PsciAc Ma $50 ST. Paul common, $50
St. Paul preferred, 1890 Western Unim, aud $500
Union Pacific
Mone niarfet easy at ss4 per cent. Prime mer-
canti1epaper, 63H.
Tha assistant treasurer d,ahursed s5ea,ooo: Gus
tom 1e:eipts, IS! ooo; cieasinRs, 81. .ooo,u ,uoo.
The weekly bank statement is u follows: Loans,
decrexa, $751; oO: specie, increase $751; 800; legal
teuder decrease, 8.40O: deposits, decrease $685.
20! ciouxion, increase $daso0: reserve, dsczszae,
E3l1.0 .05l.
, 1875-11-28

wheat 27,979 bu cUu, 2,a3o bu osts, 11ss bu s5s,
9,os9 bu barley.
The following we're The seceipts and ahipments Of
broadstnfs and liys stock at this point during The
past week and for tho corresponding weeks ending ~
fateA.
, 1875-11-28
COMMERCIAL.

The following were tho receipts and shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during the
twenty-four houra ending at Z O'Clock On saturday
morning. aud for the corresponding date one year aao
, 1875-11-28

Total

- At Lagrange. No, Columbia, No. Bolckow, NO,
alaughtered 50 1ar. 1t barry H., ard Ripley. g.,
slauxhtaring has Just commenced. The nogs at MiI
wakee ase reported lighter than hs. yer. and ytsld
Richmond; Ind, The hoga ars also reported u9htar'
Mxas Pnax-Wx1 qutst, and xTsrsgsd easiar, but
, 1875-11-28

/ AJ,u'
| Tho death Of T. D. Booth Was announced q
Change Saturday, and appropriate resolutions adopt
| "a.
Another czrgo Of wheat w1s contracted for on Sat
uraay to go from this city 10 Milwaukee The shipper
will probably make Sc per bu ths operation alta
paying ali expenses II tho wheat gets thare befo1e tn
| corner euda.
There was Some talk Change relatiye to the prop
osttion to which we referred Saturday, to make
to the interest uf soma ono line Of railroad from th
city to the seaboard to cease discriminating sgans
Chicago In tho matter Of zatea 6nd giye Ill the othsr
the go-by much possible. This course of action
would seem to be tho only protective measure that IL
left for Chicago shippers, and they will be forced
to fall back upon 1t for the conservation Of thei,
business. There has bean too much Of patient sub
isson to tho iniquity aeady and ia uhout time to
stop it. Chicago men will not object to low terms
from country points to the seaboard but they do
test against being csged to pay part Of tbe OF
such carrying, which IL Wh1t present arrangements
amount to.
Rail fraights Will bs advanced Sc per leo fea ne1t
Wednesday Oh fourth claas, grain and -four, to Ill
Eastern points. Chicago shippers will now have to
pay 4sc per 100, or 2c per bu Wheat to New York
but shippers from country points viii continue 10 re-
cere important deducsions rs usual under tho pres
cnt blezsed railroad rue, which seems to have been
made for the express purpose Of cutting ths COM
rnercal throat Of Chicago.
Milwaukee No. wheat costs s1.45 per bu to lay it
down on The eeaboard, and ia offered Saturday in
New YORK 1t 31.9s Tic ba less than Its cost to
the corner combination. Yet it te1egrarhed from
New Tork that day that wheat Was held above the
sia.a Of buyers." Where il the profit in the corner
It will take big line Of ahorts to fill suci, gap.
However, the corner Is being run with ngor that
promises no let down. whAteser may b the pscunlazy
result to its conductors.
, 1875-11-28

coeed h11n At the prices current On Friday sva@,o
run On selee the year. not too plentiful annng ~
hogs it ts exciting some wonder how all The short
saes ara going 70 b. led but thsre is no disposition
brls cash in ca1-lots at $1,000 1000 brls aepr the
5ear ~ xa42h9!s4s; and s,7so hzls ss]er Februsr5
CO. ID 9 : 1s5. Il IT, tsls The
91s47A seller The year: H945 se1;er January Sll.5s
iS4S:'tx seller February; aud nominally at $1gas9
Prime mesa quoted ut SIS. "oa1a.17X, snd extra
90 90 a. l4so Sales vera 10 brs prime ut
LAzo-Was In fair demand AMI steady durtaR tho
geater part Of the session, but closed firm ut IN i'd
vance OF Sc Fer r0 s though there was no change in
Liverpool Or New Yors; Sales were reported of 10
tes ea*h Ut 25 1.5o cs seller the year at
3a2.Sosta-3.H o76o3 tes seller January 1t s12n4@
37ao tcs seller February ut sia Il IND
1.a'o M ss seller M.tch At s1253. GA IS. Total loJo
month <13ak212.31h seller the year AS for Ian
ulry $i29s for Fstrusry and at sl2s for March,
,v.1;aa MssIe 9uet nd shads easier, present DE-
curry Tor March and April bu: buyers and sellers
could not agree n regard 70 prices. md no hing
1Ho boxed: do seller December, 74c; long calrs,
luxe boxed: do seller December. 10c; shors
rss bo1sd. ioxs; do seller DseembsF, 1o4e; snort
@:oko; long and short clears, boxed, seller No
!ember. l0hc:. DO seller December, 1o4c: ca1n-
Der; sweeepisk!ed harms, l0x@.1Ac; do s.uer g.
cenber, 1okc asked. For M4rcA delivery, shoulders
Tera quoted 1t 7kc, short nbes, 1gxc, aud short
ders, oAo tor hong clears 1Uc for short riGS, iDlc
ZOE short clears, and 1o@lD4o for hnms. Bacon
ri6s, l3o for short clea1a. and Aal4c for hauas
Sales were repoEted Of 4oo lbs green shoulders 1t
re; 10 eco lbs short ribs at 10lic; 40 to1es do At
loNc: 20 oo lbs green do 1t loc loose 1900 lbs short
clear at 10Hc: 6UU pcs and 5000 lbs green hams st
loo; 1io tes awestpicklcl hams at loz@1l4c cash,
and II 40 sellsr March, and ssl!er Apri
GREAsE-Wns nominal at 7Ga9c,
BEEF PRODUcTS-Wera steady and quiet at for5
g o.u Tor mess, $t0.759 1.0U for extra meas aud
5 10 G3t 90 for hams
TAL1ow-Was quoted at 8zz@oc.
, 1875-11-28

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 uulycY H&iLF1t1
Depots, Joot a Lake.., {adI&Ha-ss. sA4 NsEseakA-M
and Canal and Ssxtss.a-*tx. 1f<k< Qasss u ctlssx.
aud al sEpaks
, 1875-11-28

ARRIVAL and DEF Arturo OF TRAEVq

..sta1 axr1L4Sagtoy o. RErrnEscE *Arxs.-rs.,x.
~ Ig sn,a. SunssS sseepe9t Monday sxas s;sN =
r..., chlcAeo & NORTHWESTERN aNls7sa.
A1E&<4 GJtee-, u. L+EtAst. - S.esM xF1txf
IT, corner HddsoR It, and At ths dsn y, e1sak
, 1875-11-28

The 1o4oW1nK Vefe The exports of dour, wheat and
eorn from Now York during the past week and the
Faek prAyfoua:
, 1875-11-28

nfiwack7o + Pfairl, du CA,ao}
piT:.ioi,. Passenger. ,...........|
MAlwau1os, II Ufa.ss. tFuo II.
St. Paul, Minneapolis llpYn-
Oshxnsh T. 9reea txy, thrL rLv-1l
Expto7.-.-.
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E1' ouau&;s' TEX Saturday. sEx. MoadA5
ERIE AND CHICAGO LINE.
uspMs Exposffon Bn1dkag 1ekef 1Mes IN C1ar1E..
ner QF Washin9eoa.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-03-25
AN OLD STORY.

An introduction quite unsought,
A bow, a word, q passing thought;
A shaft by Cupid from above,
A friendship quickly changed to love;
A month of doubt, an hour OF bliss,
A dreary day, parting kiss;
A restless night, sleep wood in vain.
And then the morn. headache, and pain.