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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ii, 1874.
Polk stock has advanced rapidly within the last
two days, while the whig securities have declined
considerably. Tie friends Of Mr.. Clay in Phia-
delphia have given up the contest. They consider
the election decided, by the news from Georgia
Immense sums Of money have changed hands
One gentleman in this city has lost S47 600 The
merchants are very heavy losers, the majority Of
them being wings. .ef.


Governor Porter has appointed Luther Kldder,
Esq, late Senator from Luzerne, Judge OF The Ju-
dicia District composed of the composed of the
counties OF Schuylkill, Carbon and Monroe


sALrs oy sTocxs alt Girsrd Bsnk l0}; $40 do Is3 4;
1000 Lshlgh o. ~ 30 sioi4 State s $500 DO 7oi
SECOND BoAap'-50Oo Texas Treasury Notes I2i 20
do IL 100 vii r. 2s}j 90 do 2sl, $50 Girard bank.
ioa 10 u 9. Bank, 81 $4,000 ss.e ss 7oi; 100 Ten
Bonds, 50