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Total exp'd in the LIST
. 6 months Of 1913, 253,3l862I - la5,295,ll9
Do do do IA, 767c26n : i52, 080 1853

months Of Is3 2533l8,62I N5295,lls =
Increase 1874, 2340i050 6,785 2i9
The exports to the United States this year. compared
with lnst have been very great The quantity Ct plain
calcoes sent to this country for the first six months of
1884, is more than hundred per cent greater than for
the same time in s43 while the quantity Of printed and
dyed cacoes have increased about sxtyseven per
We avcin this table insight into the source Of part
OF our immense imports The expectation of cacoes
the United States from England this year. has increased
larger per cent than to any other country Nearly
third part of the increased quantity Of printed and dyed
cacoes exported this year from England to the
United States This statement undoubtedly very
strange to those who imagined the tariff going
shut out foreign manufacturer We annex table show
ing the expectation OF cacoes, plain printed and Dyed
from England to the United States for several ycnrs
CALrcoEs EXPORTED FROM ENGLAND THE UNITED
1899. lsio 1884, 1872
F FTGsed dyed yards 2 -, sS
These years were the last of compromise tariff ex
ce part Of ls4 The fall imports Of that year came in
under the present tariff act At the Of expectation
othese goods from England far this year. the toaor
theycar would amount to yards plain calicoes
and TO- l9a27l yards of printed and dyed The mporla
ton for s44 WILL according this data fall far short in
the aggregate what 1t in previous years There has
been several producing this state Of things The
targ undoubtedly has certain influence the importe
on Of articles, produced to so great extent In this
country, as those alluded to In the above tables. But
prices have until recently been very much reduced
that foreign manufacturers could not in consequence of
the high duty, compete successfully with the manufac
turers of this country Since the currency has become
slightly expanded and prices have natural conse-
quence advanced foreigngoods have paid fair profit in
our markets. and the supply has to this been
fully equal tohe demand. The tariff exerts very mode
rate influence importations, when prices
very low point but the moment prices ADVANCE the tariff
becomes annulled and our imporations increase The
manufacturers Of Europe will keep markets fully sup
Piled and long the business continues profitable
markets will be used outlet for their surplus manuac-
lures The expectation Of their surplus stocks improves
the price for their supplies for the home consumption
This Is very important ITEM and to their object
an expectation Of the surplus, at small loss would
be preferable to keeping their stock homo large
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AsHss Pots continue very Arm st a is. Pearls are
description. - - - $3.50
W estrrn sells at 2st q 2gAc.
corros.-The market exhibited no new feature to-day
to only 500 bales, at previous rates.
HAY-,the demand Is quite limited and the supply
large Common qualities North River bale sell at IS 80
Cents prime do at ~ as.
WnsKsy Drudge casks in fair dsmsnd at 2sc ;
r1sob and Western barrels are steady at aSlc.
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sALrs or SPECIALIZATION, Auc. 10.

Boardof B,okers.l6O shares Reading Railroad, 2b9
rs do do W. 2ot 175 do do 255; IS do do 30
100 do do 80 d. aSl 20 do do 25, - do Charestown
Branch r. oad Sol do Old Colony Railroad, 9sl do
denco Railroad lO6k ~ do Western Railroad ss} 100 do
DO, this W, ss3; so do Auburn Rochester Railroad
l07; 90 do Long Island Railroad, 90 d. "a; SO 600 u
States So, 1853, b o 30 d, in psrsct, 102a
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Died.

On Tuesday 20 inst, LUCILLE, wife OF Chas Fletcher
in the 37th year Of her age.
Her friends and the iris ndg of the family sre rsr.
fully nvitsdto attend her funeral IN afternoon d
O'CLOCK from her late residence No s35 Fulton st.
Inc deceased was native Of Geneva Switzerland and
died regretted by large circle OF friends and aconan
deeply sympathze with the bereay
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Packets to Sail.
Shin MATTERS and Aven1.-

We shall esteem it favor Captains Of Vessels win give
70 KSBEHr SItyEY Captain Of our News Boats, report Of
SPOKEN on their passase list Of their and foreign
medIay on their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
or abroad will also confer favor by sending this Office all
ton Of any kind viii be thankfully received.
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DARK THEATRE.-The public is respectfully informed
that this Theatre will be opened for the MON
The ladies' and gentlemen engaged this establishment are
requested to meet IN the Green Room Thursday Morning.
August 20, at II o'clock
au2I s,ec THOs BARRY, Stage Manager
A DviGE 70 sEAMEN.-Business win be dull until the
IL middle Of September Seamen should embrace
unes to improve in Navigation, if they wish usefulness
promotion, preference given TO such ID my ships
mend you TO Capt M. 4. Hand have long known and
M service with HIM be has every apparatus complete al The
acquire the art in about three weeks with him. You will find
him better vesed in the sciences generally than almost any
other and universal scholar. ship owner in the
Captains command 30 years ago. au2i 3tsec
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Married,

On Monday evening, 10 h inst by the Very Rev. Dr.
AusTRrP, OF New Haven Conn.
On Thursday, Goth instsnt by the Rev T. J. Sawyer
MIR. THOMAS D. CLARHE Of New London Conn 10 Me
MARTHA RING, of this city. 800
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Correspondence OF the Herald.
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miscellaneous.
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to day.
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Whalemen.
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f from Sy e., e f I July
sw Con- IN For wRa H'' 0s purchased 'y
spoken.
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large British steamer, standing Eastward, Aug 4 lat 81
| lon IS 4O--by the same I'll
Henry ~ [Frl from Martinique for Havrc Aug lat 22
Ion Gl 53-by the same.
Seaby Br] from St Domingo for Falmouth, Aug 10, lat 81
| IL, Ion g. l2-by the same
Olga from Boston for Rio Janeiro nth inst Cape Cod Light
bearing WSW Is miles.
Sheffield for Bath from Liverpool 18th inst lat AZ 49, lon
G2i. 't +.
Foreign Ports
AWE July fsId Sarah Gutter {. uSss PI,.c
Amo, Thurston. dol 3lst, Winnegancs Lowell, Cardiff;
BORDEAUX, July 20Sld Lisete New Orleans. l4h-The
Aabaga RaaIe, Of Boston from New Orleans arrived in the
Gonde touched the rocks Cordova and has thrown
part Of her deck load overheard.
BREMEN July aAr Carleton, Jameson, MansanlIa 2oth
Elsie and Republik, Baltimore.
Cows July Io-sld Roman, Doane, Newport, w. having
repaired.
CApT July lo-Ar Lucy, Gould Hayr; Margaretta, Hon
detfe, Gibraltar; 18TH Blanchard, blanchard Have; nth
iiaidee so.le, and KsGtqcky, Rogers, do -
Cork, July 25-An Christians Warren from Naanzas, for
orders
CRoNsTApT, July 22-Arr Arthusa, Baxter, Natanzas
CuxHAvEv July 2o-Ar Trenton, Oliver. Havana Sid Path
Eliza Thornton Stone, dol Dan Webster, Barber. Lisbon
Malaga.
DuroENEs Aug f-Of, Harvest HASKELL from Mobile for
Ghent
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RED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDS
PURSE for $50 mile heats best la free for all Horses
that ne, won purse SO dollars of Thursday
Ward Hotel. au2 Hsm
HOUSE TO LET AND FURNITURE FOR
| sale part Of the house. in Of the peasantes parts
Of the city-the advertiser will board with the family If
arrangements can be made satisfactory Address A. B. this pa
au2I W
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Nt S29D, $40
the above, with former shipments this season. will not
ia Tar short Of eight hundred thousand dollars II
very fortunate circumstance just at this time that Next
can dollars and hall dollars at premium abroad The
balance Of trade must be large against US that the pre-
eous metals must 80 forward and this moment shin
ments are very profitable speculations.
The Bank Of Louisiana has declared dvidend of three
per cent less per cent for exchange pay able the Mer
'ohants Exchange Bank. on the I'd of September
"eannex statement showing the conditions Of all
the banks Of this s.ate for August and the comparison
with previous returrs
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lia,5s6.652 ll7,3ss,6O4 III, se2 n.

Slll,6li722 113 $4,000 III, $50 Goa III 362, IT'S
The total movement Of the banks has fallen off very
slightly The discounts have increased nearly two mil
lions. while the deposits have fallen off about the same
amount. All the items show a great uniformity Of
movement
We annex table showing the total exports fcalicoe
plain printed and Dyed from England for the first six
months Of the years 1913 aad ls4 There has been an
noreasein the plain descriptions Of than twenty
three millions OF ysrds and in the printed and dyed de-
scriptions OF nearly seven millions of yards. sr
MAsuFAcruNED CorroN Goops, EXPORTED FROM ENGLAND
THE FIRST Six MONTHS OF THE YEARS 1913 AMP 1874
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Sheridan, Depeyster, July IL
Cambridge, Barstow, July lG
u. Washington, Allen, July 81
FROM PoRTsMoUTH.
Gladiator. Britton, July 10
Mediator, Chadwick, July 20
FROM HAvRE.
Louis Philippe, Castof, July 0
81. Nicolas, Pell, July lG
Duchcsse d'Orleans, July "a
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Sf-km STEAMSHIP NEPTUNE, Ito close the
M&Z&9SS eo9ncsrnl1 ~ Auction, By \ N. HOFF-
z! haipast one o'closh az ts MsSshant.'
tons brrten she Is in first order and condition. having
formed her last trip from Charleston in 50 hours; she
thoroughly o,eauled since and newly coppered
yin ~ and " or furnished with boiler made
engine about $50 horse power So inch cylinder z feet
20 eet diameter OF wheel all made by Allae and
o 0en soa (Which full and sope,s apply Captain Rollins
er Front street where Captain Rollins may be d,y ao
o'clock. Inventory also at the auction room The Neptune
the day OF sale. aud ltfiss re
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AUCTION SALES.
THos, BELL. Ancnonce'

- No. II Spruce Street.
Regular Sales Of Wednesday and Saturday
Regular sales Of Dry Goods Clothing Pledged and Fame,
Articles, Groceries and Every Tuesday and Friday
aus 2wsm THOS. BELL Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS in the STATE Of New
York on "wednesday 2s August INSTANT at the Exchange
l,0l7 Acres Saratoga and Warren County, Dartmouth
3,21 :. /" Warren County, Hyde Township.
2i,6sa /" Hamilton Co.. Fotten and Crossheld's pur.
chase
N3 /" Delaware Co., r. ". b. Livingstons patent
$3.50 " p" Clinton Co., Canada and Nova Scotia Re-
tu;ee tract.
LOTT :. " H-rkimer Co., Royal Grant, 4h allotment
- 4U " Cortland Co., Township Of Virgil
The sale Of the above Lands will be perempory and
csptioaaeie Executors deed will be given by the subscriber
For information respecting them application be made
233 Washington street, New York.
WIN. C. RalNELANDER,
Executor Of VIM. Rhnelander, deceased.
aus dyxwytoa2ls m
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SHIP HEW0.
CNRrOa11on nee NJ the IInr~lsl

Correspondence the Herald.
49, PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2O-P M
"A Arrjysd- Ezabeth Baker, Boston fbrI
Majestic True; Aurora, Swift; Mavina, Dodge; Aamaha
BBsse LSs, and Fs Trade Cobb Boson
White seavy ChSylsstows Mass DAVID Rey Bailey Troy,
Cooley, Camp; Comet Cox. and lronsides Moson NYork
Home Ports.
PHLApELpHIA, Aug 20-Arr New Orleans, Alden Turks
Island; Robert Morris, Sharp New Haven; Lois HONEYWELL
Hartford; Caroline Baker. Frick Ny ork. Below Mowry
Cuba - " ~ W
BALTIMORE Aug i9-Ar- Albert, (Bremenl Klockreffer
Bremen Lawrence Howcs Boston; Chastna Hamor Eubsc
ALtxANDRlA. Aug I7--Arr Nlmrod. Boston Sid Marine
Rio Janeiro 81 Anne Il Brl Halifax
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.


Correspondence Of the HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 20, 1874.
The Native Americans, last evening, nominated
John w Ashmead, Esq a distinguished member
OF the Philadelphia bar, as their candidate fer Con-
gress, from the Second District, composed Of ths
city proper. The nomination was une expected, but
ind this morning it gives general satisfaction Al
gentleman, Mr.. Ashmead is universally esteem.
ed-as man OF business he has no superior. In
short, tie Natives may feel proud Of their candi.
date.
The Democratic City and County Delegatien
being now fully organised, you may expect soon
to hear Of warm work among the wire-pullen.-
Most, If not all, of their nominations will be made
the ensuing week.
What the Wings are about, Heaven only knows.
They have elected their Delegates, but as yet have
not organised The City Convention, il is said,
Will assemble Tomorrow evening at Clay Club
Head Quarters. l have heard II intimaled that
theywoud not venture acandidatelfor Mayor in OPP
position to Mr. keyser, the Native, but unite upon
We were visited last evening by a most terrific
storm OF rain, accompanied with severe lightning
ana thunder. The snip Chsmplan and schooner
n. Westcott, lying in the Delaware, were struck
with lightning, and somewhat injured. Several
houses, barns, trees, &c in various parts Of the
county, also suffered materially from the effects Of
the electric fluid. Cellars were filled with water.
and large amount OF properly destroyed. One or
tWo pcIeOuo WCiC boulcWhdt stunned Oy the light
ming.
A young man named Whitmore, while sailing in
a small beat of the Horse Shoe, few miles below
the city, was accidentally drowned by being knock
ed overheard, this morning.
The Mayor committed man, named Augustus
King, this morning tor shop-ifting.
The brokers are in good spirits and doing an ac-
tive business-they appear 10 be determined TO
T" win or loose" and il mistake not the character
OF many Of the "bears," not few will shortly
cry aloud" The transactions to-day were quite
extended, while the advance for most descriptions
is fully maintained. The news from Europe has
been viewed in favorable light, PENNSYLVANIA
Elves having gone up rs in consequence Read
ing Railroad bonds and shares are also much bet
ter, the former advancing fully II. The "fancies''
are all the rage, and heavy transactions are noted
annex sales T.
FIRsr BoAnD-75 shares Oirard Bank Is, 100 do do g.
3 22O do do l3 $lsl Annual Fives 1896 70i; shares
Wilmington r. 26t 325 do do 263; los do do DIS n:
100 do do al 500 do do d. a6 S7O0 Reading RR Bonds
69 6shsres Painters Blk Ten Ue de- esteIn Bk 49,
80 do Mechanics Bank 27} loo do vjcksbuTg Bank
~ do Noriistown RR eli l26 do Reading Rk 90 Si6o0
City Elves, 1884, loSt $500 Old County Fives 1880 ss
shares Penn'a Bank, 1853
SECOND BoARp.-40 Com. Blk. OF Naichez 2ol; as u
Bank 9t 34O Girard Bank, Is; 81 600 Penn bl 7l3;
5000 do 7o 81 schuylkill Bank. l1 Norristown r.
H., Oh; 600 Reading r. r. Bonds o9f; 100 Wilmington
r. 263 l35 do 2o3 10 Planters Bank Of Mississippi 6;
$500 Lehigh Mortgage Loan II; $4os Ches and Del Ca
NAL SIS, II.
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LATEST FROM kIo DE JANErRo.-Thc Baltimore
American Of the 10th says-By the brig Hebe, at
this port, in the short passage Of thirty days to The
Capes, the following intelligence has bee
Rio DE JANEiRo. July II, Is44
Business in general continues JUL owing to the extern
sve stocks and dispIopoIonae supplies Of descrp
tons of merchandise
The receipts Of Flour the past msnh have been TO-.
700 bsls, all from the United States Transactions
have been limited 10 small sales Of Richmond City
Mills at lbs00 cash. TO l65O0 credit. $500 hbls Rich.
mrnd country l3H5C0 1000 bbls Philadelphia at $4,000
l3o00 and few hundred bbls Baltimore family at Ian
500 Our stock IL 81 900 bbls and the consumption oil
io and its dependencies H. 900 bbs Il 10 important that
Flour sent here should be wh complaints are mace
falling off in the quality Of the two avoris brands Of
Richmond over which the Trieste has decided prefer
encr, being whittier and stronger
The whole Of the last crop Coffee may be said to be
exported The stock In market 10 bags and
all inferior. Prices are high owing Of supplies
and steady demand That for the United States IL small
A. the prices in Europe will probably be low, our mar.
ket will fall materially in month two We quote
lected aN2o0a3l5O0; regular 2I40UalN0oO.
At Montevideo and Bueuos Ayres at our latest dates
cd inst business was dull and hides scarce.
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There are shipments Of specie by nearly every pack
et We annex the latest shipments
SHIPMENTS or srEcIE FROM Ponr or Nxw Yonx
Ship Francois LIST, for Havre-Halt dolls. 1890
Five franc pieces 1890
~ Mexican dollars, lOaO0
az 44s4D
cup Wv io,A' ior Llverpool-Mexcan dollars, 5000
Bsr1ue L'Aigle for Rochelle-Mexicap dollars d GOO
Ship Westminster for ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Doia-s -. .Is2 500
Half do lars ). $4,000 aia 800
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
ON THE BAYs!DE, .sTATEN ISLAND

CIsIT Wv 1IOONF,
ON THE SStHAHRsl!fPHhE N sxFRkfsdTwkN ISLAND.
FOR PERMANENT BOARDERS. transcisnt lsdgas and
svew land and unsquaed for is pctassqusnssa s
the house,
The dinner hour is ~ ocock-op Sunday at o'clock Su.
attendance Tn accommodation Of he
guests fine Bowling Alley and Bill Room, are just Gnsh
ed for the amusement Of the patrons Of tw sslsbhpeni
GEORGE PfERIS, Propristor.
N B.-Two Of the best the House may be had for
the remainder Of the season, immediate application fami
les
Sundays the boats stapleton landing hour
Carriages in attendance Clnoo HOUSE
aus Imisrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NlBLOs GARDEN.
:, -
MIR MITCHELL.
Doom open at I-Entertanmen's commence al precisely
,vf sEESSQND NIGHT 0F STARS AT THE AsTOR
The original oreratc fan,sf;c,l and
STAT n cs nIdd,p .orop
ORA ROW AT REHE ARsAI
Mar. ..'.,' NJ, N ~ reano
Me,c;.,,; NJ slltchsn
Juno. .................M Miss Clarke
C. lntermisson Of half an hour lrl
AT me- aTE ppinITsgp
Cd Tolsine .....................M rEverard
Corporal Stock . : !. !. I eunr
Dawn Div. "hhs = :. ''.'..... =. Fsnao
D'oS1 h,yyv oxasn. Mitchell
Sarah Scrubs ..... Miss Tsvor
SSrfsphini.. .......... Misc Roberts
rJ-No P0ST'p0 NfMtNI; - III .isi " ATS
Of weather. Grand Entrance Broadway 10 the
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DIR. LARDNBR'S ENTERTAINMENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION SERIES OF SIX EvENINGs.!
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A SERIES OF TELEsc6PIc Views OF THE pLA.
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THE CRANE i5'F utRf1AiNoRAMA.
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Planets Mercury, Venus and Mars Jupiter and his
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GAS MICROSCOPIC APPARATUS.
Th; fine Critical M,chinery ha. been lately constructed FOR Dr.
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which ha; attracted such general attention and admiration
* ComrOund PES the highest having eapaby
thousand million to one Flea be shown above forty
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A SPLENDID BoUQUET OF TWELVE
DRUMMOND LIGHTS!
THE OXY HYDROGEN BLOW-PIPE!
PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS!
Consisting Of Illuminated Dorama, shown scale
with the dimensions Of the largest ExhibonRooms
EXPERIMENTAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF
'.@ss THE GASES!
Apparatus Exhibit the Combustion Of Phosphorus SULPHUR
Steel &c. in Oxygen Gas Apparatus Exhibit the remarka.
bic levy Of Hydrogen Gas in the ascent Of Balloons Of various
Their living. after death.
Splendid Apparatus lately obtained from Paris called the
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BY which variety of Amusing and instructive Solid Objects
Exhibited in striking and novel manner which
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