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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-19
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"0ohsaih' no opium 10 AnJ form.
CAUTION.
Gall for Aliens Lung BalsAn :, aud
a I Stnet baIsam unprinciplSd men inHy asC,v US o.
WIN NgrthleAs Preparations, ' "'N'Nc yuu
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-19

A GEN rs Whnted.-Agenis make more money at
~ work for u than n anything ese Particular free
" sltNhoN Co. Hns ~ PulltA,n, PORTLAND. Maine
&QzS A MONTH-Ilorsc and oulft furnished,
s2e1g " Adlfca. NOVELTY CO., SAGE, Me.
Oh Envelopes Of yarioas Sizes. t,plbn and S,n,son
SJ each. u sheets Song Paper cntly o. 4 ifc1iutun
PAPER, all sent for ne A. HoWcli Co. Jefferson, D.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-19

-. 49, ,Th,E7l7VHI7I NFU NVlIlIH no NlTTITs
LWALKER, PTop't II, H. McDONALD& co.,
Druggists and Gen. AgtS. San francisco and New York
es- SOLD VAIL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

Al recent meeting Of the BARRIERS and hairdress-
ers OF Manchester, England resolution was passed
In favor OF Sunday closing.
The herring fishing In Lochfyne, Scotland has
0een attended with no general success, and at
present there Is no appearance OF fish In the loch.
Tho inspection Of cavalry regiments Is In future
70 % made twice In each year In England-viz,
nrst ~ the early spring; second, III the summer
pr early autumn, as may be most convenient.
\ The Citation lBrltlsh) iron-clad turret ship is to
pc cooked At chatham for the purpose Of having
inc injuries to her turret made good. Some further
Trials are 70 De made at future time to test the
s1ects OF shot on the turret
The returns OF the number Of Enrljsh volunteers
Willing to take part In the autumn maneuyree in
wiltshire for the extended period of fifteen days
we're forwarded TO the War Once on Saturday, iSth
July. The number Is limited TO 1900.
Foot-and mouth disease Is rapidly Spreading IN
the EASTERN midland, southern and western conn.
ties Of England, and assuming In many localities
most vlrulent form.
The total revenue receipts Of Great Britain ana
ireland from the 1st OF April to the 9Th Of July were
Els, 236,507. During the corresponding period OF
last year the receipts were only f17,732,299 The
expenditure was f24 ,Sll, against S24 s4S last
The number OF messages forwarded from postal
telegraph stations In the United Kingdom during
che week ending July IS shows an increase of 527O
messages as compared with last year.
The Indian government, according to a Calcutta
telegram to the London Times, considers that the
change OF the Turkish Pasha at BaQdad has removed
a difficulties with respect TO the action of Turkey
IN the Persian Gull
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August q 1872
Cotton nominal; good ordinary l?lsc .Oc; net re-
ceipts, ~ bales; stock, TI.
NV ORLEANS, August 3, 1872.
coasiwise, III bales; sales, l!O; STOCK, 1852
Cotton entirely nominal; low middings nominal; net
receipts, bales; stock, So
Cotton dull ara nothing doing; middlings, 2pc.; net
receipts, % bales; stock, l,59l.
Cotton firm, little Offering: middnis' igc T. ne i re-
ccipts, "a bales; exports coastwe, f sales TO- stock
LorIsvnlr, August g. 1s7a
700'''o'a'e %Lu, sSPy Sa pXT Ssus as
Spirits surpsp,ne strong Rg;ih S;% a s for
\ s IF IL ST s,: =
LAX. mpor,s ,,r, oo1 ng'. .. t ss.Ss r 7
SS css 5 70 9:hs TA sS;Sss Re- Gss
Sssst a ws;'s Is J1 81 at y q %ss,
E Esa pa nrsafii 81 SH9ffs sp
bushels No at52,.c. Oats firm: Western, S5sc. Barley
-,.' oswroo, NY, August Is7s.
rSr as s cs a%5 sa s ios sn &C.
~ FL SSgs %sss nssT ia;
SSis sqis corn %s sIa for SSsa
sHI.i sa ma%Iags ssa per ton hs%wnss s sPaS
s%ssr ls 5 .S SGT SsPs ssE .hS5s
I622GOicet Of lumber Shipment by canals 90 bushels
wheat I1ie,l0o feet OF lumber fhe amount Of grain
the canals from Buffalo and oswego for tide water
yesterday NJ noon, be ascs ralned. was
yUt0l bushels wheat, I4db0O0 bushels corn, b5e 900
bushels OF onis, G., GOO bushels rye.
CHICAGO August g. 1872
Flour steady; Minnesota extras 81 n 81 Is Wheat
quiet, unsettled and lower, but firm for cash August
ana easier for september No. spring, 81 3s 81 80 on
he spot or August 81 ~, September; No spr,g,
on The spo, or August. ts,,c tssc seftember rejected
No 2c on the spot, 26sc. August Rye dull lower
No at 6lc Barley auiet and UNCHANGED; No fall Bic
pork was sold a. sls = for september Lard bulk
and bacon unchanged sales. Lake frcghts Corn
Buffalo, nc. to Kingston, 13e. Recepts-4NO bbls
-four 5000 bushels wheat 10000 do corn 000 do oats
-four tcooo bushels wheat 2e 100 do corn, sOp DO oats
400 do. rye 700 do. barley.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
CORONERS WORK YESTERDAY,

Tie COrOners were yesterday notified to hold an
inquest ut the corner Of Greenwich avenue and
Bank street, upon the body OF John Gazel, aged
ffty-three years, who was scalded to death on
Saturday evening at the establishment of Murray,
Ferries l. Co., No. 157 Bank street. Ii appears
that while blowing OF his boilers coupling gave
way and the steam bursting out suddenly lie was
surocated by IL. The inquest will be held this
morning.
Coroner Herman was notified OF the drowning
at the foot OF East Twenty eighth street yesterday,
OF william Walsh, aged thirteen years, OF S04 East
quire into the death Of James Montgomery, aged
seven years. who was run over some days ago IN
Charlton street by car eighteen Of the avenue G
line. The child, which lived OF s53 Hudson street,
died Saturday evening.
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GOLD DURING THE WEEK.
LATEST PRICES OF Governments.

The following were the closing prices:-United
states currency skies, 1872 1877; do do, 1881,
registered, 1l6 11o,4; do. do, coupon, 1885
llsA; do. 1ye.twentles, registered May and No
vember, 116X o 1161i do. do, 1862, coupon,
do, 1164 q l1eH; do. do, 1854, do. d. 1854
l16h; do. do, 1868, do. do, 11G'4 1167s ;
do. do, 1867, registered January and July, 1863
q l15H; do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 1l5A 1863; ;
do. do, 1867, do, do, 1157s 116; DO. do, 1865
do, d. 1854 ll6 do: tenfortes registered, 0o}s
a 1o9%; do d. coupon, 113 O 113is; do. 1ves OF
1881, registered 1928 ll27s; do. do do, coupon
1l2,s a 1928.
CLOSING PRICES OF STOCKS.
western Union, FAX O 75; Pacific Mail, 7tis a
s5k; New York Central consolidated, e7}s a 97x;
Erie, ASK q 4s7f; Lake Shore, 9o1a COS; Union
Pacific, sex a S6h; Northwestern, "A q 741f; ST.
Paul, IS 6bh; st. Paul preferred, rs a 1871; Wa
bash, TAX IS; Ohio and Mississippi, 44Js Al ;
b. II. and Erie, 6a4 ~; c., G. and Indiana central,
86H o So7s.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE EASY.
Under the influence Of borrowed bills the foreign
exchange market during the week was easy and
heavy, while the demand for gold from the I'M
porters, occasoned by their occupation in taking
goods out Of bond, interrupted business With
high gold market this week Is likely to show more
activity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
BURGLARY IN FOURTEENTH STREET.

AT an early hour yesterday morning Onicer Will
low, Of the Sixteenth precinct, discovered Thomas
Donavan, aged sixteen, and John Morgan, aged
seventeen, In the liquor saloon OF Daniel Carriean
at the corner OF Fourteenth street and Eleventh
avenue, they having forced open one Of the rear
windows and packed up quantity Of cigars and
tobacco ready for removal. In their possession was
found O mufiled steel drill, with which they had
forced open the window Upon being arrafgDed
before Justice Cox, at the JEFFERSON Market police
court, yesterday morning, Donavan pleaded guilty
TO the charge, while Morgan stated he had nothing
to say. The prisoners were remanded to the station
house until this morning.
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Died..

BoGERr.-At Painneld, ". j., on Friday, August 2
MARIAN NINA, only daughter of Peter and Hattie A.
BOgert, aged months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the
d. d., on seventh street, second house rom Peace.
BRyANT.-On Saturday, August 3, 1872. CHRISTINA
W., youngest daughter Of Lloyd and Maria L. Bry-
ant aged IL months and q days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
her parents, SO Oak street, Greeapoint, this mon
day. afternoon, at two O'Clock
BusH.-At Lowve, N. ", On wednesday, July VI,
after lingering illness, RALPH Il. Bush, formerly
Of this city, In the Goth year OF his age.
CHRIsTIE.-On sunday, August a, at his residence,
No. l02 Perry street, GEORGE J. CHRISTIE, aged AZ
The relatives and friends also yoppklpa Lodge
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A DAY AT HIGH BRIDGE.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

is TO extend for distance Of 400 feet
on the river, with depth OF 600 feet
back to Tenth avenue, Is opened to the public The
charming that can be made and the expense il
more than repaid ~ the beautiful scenery and the
absence OF the rough element who do so much to
annoy respectable persons at other places that
aholl be nameess.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

TARR-sELLEcK.-At the residence OF the brides
parents Woodbridge y. j., Thursday July 25 1872
York, to SUSIE NJ. SELLECK, OF the former place
No cards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
FINANCIAL.

"A Endowment Insurance Polices also on Bonds and
Mortgages assurances all kinds effected with be
paniea J.J. uABRICH 4 Co, Il9 Broadway.
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not more than half grade above or below tho grade
quoted.
0orrxs-The market presented the usual Saturdays
quietness. moderate lOblns trade the only bust.
ness We quote ;-Rio ordinary cargoes, l5lc 1870.
iar do 6a&c i7c good do 7igc l7ssc.; prime 49,
isS "a i?%s do ; grass 81, matt, gc ale Sin 'sporc ne
Hs; iShsc Jamaica, Ice. l7hc s., Domingo, lac.
FLOUR ANp GRAia Interpretations, SIG ibis wheat,
ss6 bag eat, 81 Us bushels The hour market ruled hr,
but quiet for all grades The sales only about 800
bills, at prices within the rance of tho appended quota
lions Corn meal was In good doLlnnd aud hrm Sales
100 b6ls Western yellow ~ % 80 50 80 and aoat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA August 2, 1872
per nrrobe
Sc ga premium; short sight, AZ a4i5~ premium
short sight, gold, IL ISL premium, on London, ~ o
500; ON Paris, l411 Is premium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

WANTED, ee,0oo-THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO
w borrow 5000 life insurance policies for 1890
the ten years plan There have bec eigbt annual pay
nens made upon the policies and good security can Be
Herald oe1ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05

Wheat was shade hrmer, but only in limited request
IN port Tor hins and export The sales aggregate about
S BY hGis ~ 81 30 Tor N.rthwest Club %
gan 81 50 81 50 tor whio Michigan; other descriptions
were nominal. Corn was trilo trmer and in fair do
mand tho saes foot about 1888 0O bushels at Csc 6c
Tor steamer 6ic for sail mixed aloat 6c Csc.
Tor Western yellow, and !c 72c for do white. oats
sales 7sO bushels al AID a45c Tor No Chicago in store
and aoat 6oc Tor car lots choice barley 4bc TOR
black mixed Oblo 4Sc. bOc for white Ohio and State
market closing firm. Barley and rye remained quiet, and
In the absence OF ransac tons were entirely nominal
FlFrGHrs.-Busncss In berth freights has been light
with consdc in rates In cha cers there
has been air bsni done At fa previous rates the
petroleum trades. The engagements were TO Liver
pool by steam, 10000 bushels grain, TO I'LL al 71d Sd
TO London 50 900 bushels do at SID corn and 3D. whca
by sail. For Hamburg North German bark OF 60 tons
register put berth for general cargo and the
following freight engaged 800 terces lard and 100 hhds
goods at 35s per ton. The charters were "A Norwegian
bark hence TO Cork for orders, will, 2,l0 quar-
ters grain, at Is. Cd. and Is. sd. II direct;
British bark, hence to oporto. with 1000
bushels grain, In shippers bags at 2ic, gold
Italian bark 0re-ep, hence to Cork tor orders with
British bark, from Philadelphia to the Continent with
lso0 bbs. crude petroleum, NJ s. Cd; British bark
hence to Gibraltar for ORDERS with bookcases refined do
private terms an American bark, hence to port in
United Kingdom, with z,,O0 bbs refined do, en- private
terns American bark hence to Marscille with 900
9bs crude and nsphtha NJ Is 3d. bark, from rhila
do at o., and an American bark now ut Boston from
Philadelphia to Antwerp. with 600 bbls petroleum. at
g. Cd.
MOLAssrs.-No change has occurred In this branch OF
trade worthy OF note, the market remaining dull and for
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, August Sep. NJ
Corr0E.-A fair demand prevailed for cotton the
spot and win holders generally reluctant TO SELL in view
of the upward turn In futures, advance of &C. per
pound was readily established Al the improvement the
market closed steady with buyers than sellers.
Futures were higher under good demand and small
oGcrngs closing steady at an advance Of xc &c per
pound Tho sales sum up as Follows
To-Day. Last Ereniy. Total.
Export =. ................., 6G 600
Consump ton ............. 1860 1l3 1852
Total. .................... 1869 11y 172
FOR future delivery basis low mddllnp) the sales have
been as follows Sales last evening after three O'Clock
September 500 At % 66c 200 at 25c;, IoO ct Zig;
Sembcr 800 al slc December, So6 at lssc Total 800
bales 6ales TO-DAY W 70 twelve oolQqk-Auausl lW at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-05
TIE CITY FINANCES.


rants Drawn-An Important Official
Document.
The following very important document was
issued by the Comptroller on Saturday IT shows
the financial condition OF the city In minute detail
for the nalf year ending July 81 1879
DEPARTMENT. or FINANCE !
CoMrTRoLLER's OFFICE, August |, 1872.
Monthly statement Of amount of warrants drawn and
for what purposes against the city aud County Treasury
january 10 July 81 1877? amounting the aggregate to
SD73o76f ~; also comparative statement OF the city
and county debt MS of the LIST January aud 3ls July 1872
with statement OF and for what purposes stocks have
been issued during hat PERIOD
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Tot. liabilities 2724l 700 $685. Dec ss5475oO
IS per centre
serve....... 6s1o3,l76 e7,2ls,Soo Dec. ss4,s75
Excess over
legal reser. 1i,147,425 11,761.300 Dec. 2,3s6,125

MISCELLANEOUS.
The government bond list presented nothing Of
new interest during the week, and Southern secu-
rites were seemingly UNAFFECTED by the threat Of
population in Georgia. The result Of the North
Carolina election, however, is looked upon as a
bear influence.
THE MONEY MARKET
shows hardening tendency, partly the result Of
the upward movement in gold and partly growing
out of the disturbance In domestic exchanges.
looked for from the heavy movements In Imported
goods during the last week. The heavy GUS
toms receipts, amounting to over four mil
lion dollars, represent very large amount
OF merchandise, which must be distributed
This will cause the movement OF considerable
currency not only to pay railroad and freight
charges, but because of the maturity OF obligations
amongst small dealers in the country.
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Mr.. BouTwELL's CURRENCY BALANCE.

Mr.. BOUTwELL'S CURRENCY BALANCE.
Currencv in Treasury August 1.......$ sic, 03s 354
Three per cent certificates pay
able on demand. ............. 80, 900
Accrued interest to date on
Navy Pension Fund, and GER
tifcates OF Indebtedness OF
1870 and three per cents.... 107,725
Interest accrued and not paid
on Pacific Railroad bonds. 3a3,ll7
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| MoLAssrs.-No change has occurred In this branch OF
trade worthy OF note The market remaining dull and for

Vunu-CehirHusaia ana InlAeu Ic. .uc NC q .oc
Mnscoyadc, refining ......... "a Ses $sc
Pore R RiSso s'o.sy.: IA S &c. &c.
English ., Islands ......."...... "a goo. dsc
N.vAL sTonrsThe market COR spirits turpentne Vas
a's e. s$'s$ sof S
SGry mote sss OF pale
s. ass pst and unchanged Pitch was also
not n
S aSd q oq as a d. GG r su hs
also quiet; no sales ported quoted at
%Ses ct sS s5esR he SsA w re-
9nSt ana nnchanged quoted at 81 60 both roads The
Ned aaqied ~ &c for hrst hair d month and
bbls and terees inc market ior mess rork remained
&C. s5S
f f. $ss :;
se '% e. EF's'i %s's@
s sH ar az rom storey he s
en- ss aS'fa pffss
but Ct lower prices Tas sales have Gssn;so iisTees
$ ss' s!ss; %es4a
OF ss0 la. and 1sfs lily
masS today the m; %sx sa!nySay
S:3S
changed quote inferior 10 co %n
7ssc; s'as; far to good fair sh: s,,c.i good
S.s. pffime TO choice We lc. centrifugal. kSd'
and boxes 9,4c. a lo,ac; ,molases hhds and boxes,
TIC. q SIC. mclado, 41sc. 64c Havana-Boxes Dutch
"a ;tsna s y Me- p 9o, e T.
y to 20 i2c Pc. do, white. I1lc I21sc. Porto
ar to coce &C. S B TO RppS
~ 7he &C. Jaysa,Dntch standard, Nos - to ~ g.
RICE was ~ fair demand and 1irin. sacs-G0 ucrccs
275 bags Rangoon, Mt &c. a nc.
srEARiNK was quiet and nominal in the absence Of
business
TALLow quiet, but steady, at94c Gales o. hhds of
city at that price.
and easier al the close. Sales 100 bbls at g.s4c.
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The sccretarys actual coin balances. .42o.aOs
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-06-13
Another Sea ScrlNnf,

A sea serpent was seen by Captain
Mcraggart, of the good ship Kent, of
Liverpool, on the 10th of September,
on the west coast of Africa, between
Cape Palmas and Grand Bassa. On
the evening previous enormous shoals
Of fish Of every description, including
sharks and porpoises, surrounded the
ship, and the next morning the snake
was seen with his great head eight feet
out Of water. He was apparently from
1870 to 200 feet long, and his tail was
like unto the tail of a mackerel, and so
his color like thut of the said fish. He
travelled ut u rapid rate, but kindly
stopped few moments while the cap
tam examined him 1t is supposed that
the fish seen in s,lcl, numbers the even
ing previous were fugitives from the
jaws Of this hungry and devouring
monster.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-06-13
Sad Suicide In New York.

One of the saddest suicides on record
in New York, occurred on Monday
night, at the house of VIM. A. Keteltas,
No. al East Sixteenth street, the vic
tim being Mrs. Jane Farley, wife OF q
wealthy coacllmaker. Mrs. Farley had
been frequent visitor at Mr.. Keteltas'
house before and after marriage. Her
last visit was made alone, and It was
noticeable that for days together she
would fall into state of melancholy
from which it was impossible to arouse
her. At dinner on Monday her strange
actions attracted the notice of the fam
lily. She retired early to her room
on the third floor. About 10 o'clock
Mrs. Keteltas, who occupied q room
adjoining Mrs. Warley's, heard heavy
fall, and hurried to her door. On open
ing, sickening sight met her view.
Mrs. Farley lay extended on the Cur.
pet, her throat cut from ear to ear, her
face and hands and white evening dress
covered with blood. A few feet from
her body was a small pocket-knife,
open, aud also covered with blood.
Medical assistance was summoned, but
IN vain. The Doctor made a careful
examination of the room. The body
lay foot from the bed, but
the act was evidently committed near
the window, as the sill was covered
with blood. On the marble mantel-
piece was the mark of bloody hand,
and on the bell-knob faint sign of the
same. 1t is thought that, after cutting
her throat at the window, Mrs. Farley
realized her terrible position, and be.
coming frightened rushed to the bell
to alarm the inmates of the house. She
had gained the mantel-piece, and was
probably attempting to ring the bell,
when she fell back dead. Mrs. Farley
had not lived with her husband fo1
some time, and jealousy of some rival
in her husbands affection induced he1
to commit the act. She was young,
and in appearance most prepossessing.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-06-13
About CrODs,

We must raise larger CROPS: and TO
do this We must mise 1hep Lass f,e
quentiy: This is the keynote Of tho
coming improved system of American
agriculture IN oil sections where good
lana Is worth less than 500 per acre.
IN tle helghborhood of large cities, and
wherever land commands high price,
we must Keep our farms in high state
OF 1ertiilty by the purchase of manures
or cattle food. Those of us in the in
terror, where we cannot buy manure,
must raise fewer grain crops and moro
clover: We must aim to raise forty
o"sheis OF wheat, fifty bushels of bar.
ley, eighty bushels of oats, and one
hundred bushels of shelled corn and
five bushels OF clover seed per acre
mat TINS can be done on good, we'll
drained land from the unaided resources
OF the farm, I have no doubt. 1t
may give us no more grain to sell than
AZ present, but it will enable us to pro-
uuce much more mutton, wool, beef,
cheese: Dotter, and pork than at pres
eht' but then will there be demand
ior the meat, wool, etc. 2" The present
lndlcatlons are highly favorable. But
we must aim to raise good meat. The
low-prlced beef and mutton sold in ou1
market is as profltless to the consume,
as 1t is to theproducer. We must feed
higher, and to do this to advantage We
must have improved stock. There is
no profit in farming without good til.
iage' larger crops, improved stock, and
hlehef feeding.-Joseph Hdrris.