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A delegation of Russian Quakers, who
have been hunting for location for large
America, returned to Topeka, Kan, Satur-
day, from an extended tour through the
West and South. They are determined up
on locating In Harvey county in that state.
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intercourse.-CHARLES MASON, Commissioner OF
Patents"
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ate missioner of Patents"
''Mr. II, ii. EDDY has made'for me over THIRTY ap-
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Spencer
eco.
DIAMOND sPECTACLEs,

These specaees manufactured from MINUTE
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1t is well known that spectacles cut from Brazilian
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Having been tested with the polariscope tho dia-
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cent. less heated rays than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy are
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and disinotness of vision not before attained in
spectacies.
Manufactured by The Spencer Optical Manufao.ur.
ing Company, New York. For sale by Responsible.
agents in every city In the Union. THOMPSON RAH-
GER, Jewellers and Opticians, are Sole Agents for
Dratteboro, Vt, from whom they can only be obtain
ed No peddlers employed. Do not buy pair unless
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Extract of Roots and Herbs which almost invariably
cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss
of Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
lassitude Low spir Is and Sinking Sensation cured
at once.
Eruptlons Pimples, Dlotches and all impurities Of
the blood, bursting through the skin otherwise,
cured readily by following the directions ON the bottle
For Kidney, Bladder and Urinary arrangements it
has equal; bottle will convince the most skep-
teal.
Worms, expelled from the system without the least
stnate case.
Piles one bottle has cured the most difficult case
when all other remedies failed.
Neyous Difficulties, Neuralgia, Headache, &c, eased
init diately.
Rheumatism, Sweled Joints, and all Scrofula Allie
tioLs removed greatly relieved by this invaluable
mediciue
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Commissions, and Mysteries,
cured or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing Pain in the Lungs, side and Chest
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters.
Female Difficulties, so prevalent among American
ladies' yield readily to this invaluable medicine, the
Quaker BittOrs.
Bilious, Remittant and Intermittent Fevers so prev
aent in many parts of country, completely erad
Gated by the use of the Quaker Btters.
The Aged fnd in the Quaker Bitters just theariicle
they stand in need Of in their declining years. II
quckens the blood and cheers the mind and paves the
passage down the plane inclined.
No one remain long unwell (unless afflicted with
an incurable disease after taking few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Angus. II, 1873
e net light e bas fS xSor sd". s
bales. sales, loo. Stock 1891.
New ORLEANS August II, 1873
Cotton-Demand moderate middhngs isalc. a is5Sc.
Net receipts iss bales ggoss 5ss ,axports-To Great
Stock, 1925.
Ss % S sosa Sd ~ .c &c, rsceps
,,,, osAvxSNAH, August j., 1873
Es SSSn S sS %.aans G y rsssiS % bales
Cotton quiet and dull middngs, 49, Net receipts 1876
STOCK, ss Sss ~ A~pO''' OO"s'"'se' ' 'aes l'0
steady 81 - for strained Crude urpentne unseitled
sf - 90 ''f yellow dip and virgin lar quiet
roLEpo August II, 1873
saies OF white waoas az So white Michigan
seller MsaSfn Jake Shore Anss sa
No. 3red 81 2 Corn steady sales Of high mixed spot
%isss Ha SsSr si steady Sy
r. 'T SS s sS sa 1e s S1 Michigan ss
&c to 9sweg9 sec &C. 70 kingston SIS RscApts-
@ % ' Sar IS SSf Su: i% ' %Sesi sS';
BUFFALO, August Al. 1873
ana ra for the as hours 40
do oa,; $40 do barley 100 o. rye - Canal
kal 'ySs bush soo SIs oss
2l7o) do barley 4oodo Canal ireghtsrwhfs. o,sc.;
:$'H Sss s ss,;9 s5 VS. ssISs;
UTsy 20 wheat advanced SC per nuthe! sales ~
S %sqsss Sgsasse SS'sSS e. N
do Milwaukee No. Spring at 81 As 21O do Chicago 30.
S N,, Is; quoted Mlwsukse 10 sYkng g. ~ 4S
Spring 81 81 asi 8j white M!chigan,$i 7oa sl5s Corn
steady sales Ll5t0 bushels No III i5isc $500 do, in
lots s6c Oats quiet sales hC0) sushes No at SIC.
Thc. Rye nomnally 7Sc. n Zoe, Barley rat steady
prime Winter Western, 81 IL 81 70; prime Canada
81 25 Other articles unchanged
Flour steady and UNCHANGED; sales 81 800 IBIS at
" IS for No spring. IS 70 Tor amber Winter, - 10 Tor
white Winter, $40 25 Tor double extra. Whea-Marbet
higher; No. Milwaukee club, 81 So Corn quiet and
unchanged; high mixed &c; low mixed soc Corn Corn
teed unchaused shorts, s7 SIS; shipstuiA BIB sa:
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ANNEXATION OF COUNTY TOWNS TC
BROOKLYN,

The Commissioners recently appointed by the
Mayor of Brooklyn to devise plan for the annexa-
ton Of the Kings county towns TO the city OF
Brooklyn organized yesterday and elected John y
Lott, member OF the Court OF Appeals, President
OF the Board OF Commission.
Judge LOTT addressed the meeting briefly upon
the work which they had to perform. He said hat
some OF the most valuable portions OF the town OF
Flatbush had been attached to the city. Franklin
avenue had been cut through Flatbush., without
the consent OF the residents OF the town. and one
half the expense assessed upon the town mad al
ready been paid. II the towns were treated IN
proper spirit under che preseat law, 1t would, he
thought result in the success oi the movement LOT
the cOnsolda alton OF the city and county.
city Clerk William q. Bishop was chosen Clerk OF
the Commission. The commissioners are rs fol-
lows:--Edmund briggs George c. Bennett, George
L. Fox. ID. n. WyekOE, r.. L0wber and A. b. Bayls,
OF Brooklyn; Peter Lott, Flatlands; William Ben
nett. Gravcse nd. Tunis G. Bergen. New Utrecht
John "A. Lott, Elatbush; G. Warner hamlton, New
Lots,
plan fon the consolidation will be submitted
for the consS ration OF the voters at an early day
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middlngs, $40 a go per ton. Canal freshts-
IS rs TO the Hudson; - Is to New York. Railroad
freights.Flour 70 Philadelphia, 6Oc. Boston SOC to
feet lumber Shipments by canal-il ,sO0 bushels malt,
100 feet lumber.
CnroAGo, August II, 1873
Flour-Demand good at full prices; stock continues
light; sales of extra Spring at SIS rs 81 Is Wheat
steady Tor cash. active and higher ftarcs sales Of
No do, 81 70; spot 81 1874 seller August; 81 H. seller
September; No do, ~ 81 0S; rejected, slc. 9sc
seller august 49, ssals seller sepsmber; high
mixed canal ss1Sc afoat Oats firm and in fair demand
at N1sc 2c for No 2 spot; 26c. 26c., seller Sep
SOC for Ne2 Barley dun aud nominal for cash higher
Provisions quiet and UNCHANGED. Pork-An advance
asked but none established; luotabe at SIS 6S $5 10
spot seller August Lard held at &c., with 7sic. bid
tor round lots Bulk meats suiet and UNCHANGED. Ba-
9Jsc. bid. Ole asked. Freights In tar demand but at
lower rates. corn to Buffalo, &c 4c. Receipts-Flour
$1,000 do; rye 5000 do, and barley, 1000 do. Ship
34p, 900 do. ana oats, $1,000 do.
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cinc Mail Compa,a ny provided the latter win mort
gage their iron stea iers as security for the loan.
1t is dicult to say wh this 'pont is in favor
OF the bulls or the bears; bSt certainly helped to
increase the middle In which fScinc MAIL has been
involved for several weeks. The CHER operators
appear 10 be astride OF an equatorial line, and
equally ready for an instant ascent or
descent, according to the financial evolutions
OF tie hour The rest of the market
was generally strong. with an advance in prices
over those of Saturday and close indication OF
even better work tomorrow. Lake Shore ad
vanced from CAS- to oj; Rock Island, from 1905 to
a: Ohio and Mississippi, from 40is to 401s; Union
Pacific, from 2sss to 2Ss. G. g. and q. was steady
at 32la at e29s 1s Western Union gained u per
cent; Wabash opened at y, and moved up y;
Erie was weaker ut 59Is a q "a u. Panama sold at
ia a 1i4h; and Atlantic and Pacific preferred
erratically declined from 207S TO 27H, with re-
covery to 20. Delaware, Lackawanna, and western
sold at 1917; Northwest common, at 67A q a
6s; Chicago Burlington. and quincy, at 100 a 1861
"a a u; Harlem, at 1919. The rest OF the market
scarcely requires comment its course being shown
by the following table,
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


United States securities continue frm the sales
today comprising about $4,000 bonds, with the
same condition attending the inability Of bankers
10 supply the demand that has been heretofore
quoted. The bidding and asking prices were as
follows United States currency skies, 113I
Ina; do. do, 1881, registered, us 1lSx; do.
do, do, coupon, 1901 1903; do. 1ve-twenties,
registered, May and November, III a 1l7A; do.
TO-. 1862, coupon, do, 1171s 117a<; do. do 1854,
TO- do, NIX a117T do. do, 1886, do. do, 1191<
10y; do. do, 1867 registered, January and July,
Xix 117x do. d. 1866, coupon do, 117I 1l7I |;
10. do, 1867, do do, l1e1s 1879; do do 1865
10. do, 1ls1S 1ls; do. ten-forties, registered,
ll2% l12zs: do. do, coupon, 1857 1I528 do.
lives OF 1881, registered, 114a< 1l4zs; do. do cou
pom. 1l4'd 1147S.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
The only business In this department done at the
Board today was in Old and new Tennessee skies,
he former selling at s2 and the latter at slH. For
he rest OF the bonds the following are the bidding
and asking prices :--Tennessee ex coupon, 50 as2a;
10. new, SIX SO; Virginia. coupon, 434 Al do,
SKIES consolidated bonds 532s q 6SH; do. skies,
sefcrred scrip, Tx IL; Georgia skies, 81 10; do.
,evens, 90 a 90k; North Carolina ex coupon, q a
20; do. to North Carolina Railroad, 80 q 55
TO-. funding, 1886, 17A a 49, DO, special tax, IL
"a: Missouri skies, 0?zs 90 do. Hannibal and St.
Joseph. 90 q 90; Louisiana skies, 46 49, do, new
70 46; do, levee skies, SO so; Alabama hves Al
5o do. eights 20 so; South Carolina skies, 80 a
,e: do, new, January and July, is 1871; do,
io. April and october, 20 IS; Arkansas SKIES,
funded, 80 a 40.
THE STOCK MARKET.
Tie chief feature OF the market to-day was Pa
nac Mail which, responding to certain bull innu-
.nces, moved from 4O1s to AZ. The street was full
of rumors referring both to the causes and the
operators in the advance but the facts concerning
10Th are too adroitly concealed to be described for
cubic Information. The most important state.
nent made In this connection, If 1t should prove
rue, is that the Panama Railroad Company OF
which Mr.. St0ckwell Is the President, have agreed
advance certain amount Of monav '" tho N"
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BIsHop-TooLE.--On sunday evening, August TO-
at 81. Patricks Cathedral, by the Rev. John j..
McNamee, ROBERT A. BISHOP TO DELLA f., daughter
OF John Toole. Esq. both OF this city,
Pittsburg Pa and New Haven Conn., papers
please copy.
observation-disclosures the Lexington Avenue
Temple, on sunday July 10, by the Rev. Or.
Huebscb, WILLIAM WALLACE DRHYFoOs TO RACuEI.
JACOBS, eldest daughter Of Lionel Jacobs, oil West
New Brighton, staten Island.
HI6GINs-STEwART.-ln this city, on Monday,
August II. at tho residence Of the brides parents
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CLOSING PRICEs-S O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"SpOt' Cotton Weak; cultures" 1-sc. or
Flour Stendier-Wheat, 1c. n &c. Higher
Corn Easicr-Oats Easicr-POrk Quiet
Lard Weak-COncc, Light Stock-Surar
Firm-NavnI stores Quiet-Petroleum
Dull-Freights strong.
MONDAY, August IL p NJ
The trade movement was SLOW as a general
thing but there was some activity and some i'm.
provement. The movement in Dreadstufrs for for
ward delivery was checked by the extreme prices
demanded, though there were still buyers at the
best prices previously paid. There was scarcity
of prime wheat on the spot and prices accordingly
advanced. Corn and oats were dull and easier.
the market holding OF in buyers favor. whiskey
was quiet. Pork was dull and easy, but without
decided change. Lard was quiet and without de.
cided change. Freights continued very strong
particularly for grain. Cotton was tending down.
ward at the close. Coffee light supply and held
for advance Sugar arm, but not active. Petro-
leum without activity.
CoTFrr.-Iolders OF Rio offered cargo invoices very
sparngly in anticipation OF better prices The stock Of
Rio and santos held In first hands in this country
amounts but to 119 bags New York 1867; Galveston
1900; Baltimore, H. 49, b,gs For other descriptions the
market Is very hrm but quiet We quote Rio, ordinary
cargoes Ist.c l9c lair cargoes, l9itc 1870. good
carcocs 1870 zoe; prime cargoes @,sc.; extreme
range tor lots Sic &C. gold. per lb sixty and ninety
days credit; Java government bags, Hc a &c; do.
grass mats, &c 23c singapore, do, 1sc l9c; Cey.
on 19c 20c Maracaibo, l9c. Zoe. Laguayra, 9c.
&c Jamaica, 1870. l9'sc; ST. Domingo l'c l74c. ;
Porto Rico 100 l9,c Costa Kca lsxc. 2oc Malabar
1sac. 10c. Mexican. lsc l9c Manila, ls,ac. lsc.
Angostura ls1sc l9c. savanla &c. lS,sc Curaceg
1slsc. Ice, gold, at sixty to ninety days credit.
Co1ros on the spot neglected and values rdled to
great extent nominal Business par.ook OF retail
character at about quotations Round lots could not
have been disposed OF at marked concession
and the market closed weak aul irregular Future do
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Active Speculation Anticipated Bulls
and Bears on the Fence.
MONEY A LITTLE FiRMER.
Gold Steady and Being Purchased for Mfr-
camille Purposes.
GOVERNMENT BONDS STRONG.
WALL STREET,
MONDAY, August LIT p. NJ. !
IN RnDEynN

WALL STREET, |
MONDAY, August LIT 2. NJ.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advices report the rate of discount for
three months bills in open market at q per cent
below the rate OF the Bank OF England, now 81
per cent, with stock exchange loans effective at 3
per cent. American securities opened quiet and
steady and closed dull but firm Mt the following
prices:-Consols Tor money, e2H s22i; consos for
account 92X 927s nve-twenty bonds of1s65 (old),
e4k 94S; fve-twenty bonds OF 1857, 9424 947s !;
ten-lorty bonds, ok 91s; new nves, 9oA 81 ;
Eric Railway shares 46%; Illinois Central Railway
shares, IS q SO; new French loan, TX per cent
premium. In Paris rentes were buoyant at 81 go,
but closed at 57.57.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money begins to show hardening tendency.
To-day it loaned as high as per cent on CALL with
a portion OF the business done lower, but at firm
close Of and s. Foreign exchange is steady at
the rates which prevailed the latter part Of the
week, and Is quoted as follows:-
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CHEESE MARKET.

Urea N Y, August II, 1879.
CheeseoTo-day's market the duiles OF the season
fully SUN boxes were offered, OF which
1000 were sold l2c a Ig4c; offer, of I2s?c were
declined by leading factories lew lots we're sent on
commission
At Little Fails the market was the duest since its
establishment; 800 boxes Of dairy were sold the princ
pal portion went at lie 2c 10000 boxes Of ,arorv
were offered and 1909 sold, twothrds on commission
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KILLED BY A FALL,

Coron Ar Young was yesterday called to A. Mott
street TO hold an inquest on the body OF John
Cough fan, lad eight years OF age, who was killed
by ia Ang from the r0V of the house, while flying
Kite, on sunday. Although the boy fell on sunday
MS body was not found till yesterday morning
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RANKING HOUSE OF FISK & HATCH,

u New YORK, August H. 1873
The seven per cent bonds OF the Chesapeake Ohio
Rairoad Company are issued in the APPROXIMATIONS Of
principal and interest aDe in United States gold coin
in the city of New York The price for these bonds
the present 30 and accrued inerest-that is $1,000
in currency With the rapidly increasing business the
road, its commanding importance another
great East and West trunk line Its COM
veal OF iron, coal salt and timber along its route, its
tapping at its Western terminus the Ohio River over
1900 miles OF water navigation its Eastern terminus
resting the tide waters OF the Atlantic Ocean, and the
compelled to lay additional tracks to meet the enormous
and steadily augmenting traffic between the East and
Westal warrant in our belief that the securities of
the Chesapeake and Ohio are destined TO attain high
inent bonds high and really desirable permanent
investment securities at sonable price difficult
be obtained 1t is very gratifying to TO have these
bonds for our friends and customers.
We also have small amount of the old six Per Cent
Gold Bonds OF the Chesapeake and Oho the price OF
these Is $50 and accrued Interest They
nominations OF 800 $780, and s. COO interest payable May
and November Underlying as they do property that
creasing in value. they need recommendation. The
small remaining balance will soon be absorbed.
Sl01 bond will cost today. 800 Is
aw pond VIII cost today ..,... $50 50
l,U0J bond will cost to-day 9OI AZ
We Also buy and sell the Central Western Pacific
Gold Bonds at the market price.
The Central Pacific Company has now over 200 miles
OF compile oil road and its earnings this VIII reach
upward OF S3O0l0N Their securities should rank with
those OF the government itself
We also continue to deal in government bonds,
cute orders at the stock Exchange for investment stocks
and bonds receive deposits which allow interest
the of tour per cent per annum, and conduct
general banking business
FISK HATCH
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RENTS 4 YOUNG,
u No. 9 New street.
buy and sell Southern Securities.

A -LAPsLEY d BAILEY BROKERS' "A BROAD.
a. way-Stock privileges; $l0) for each 100 shares,
30 or 90 days. privileges involve further risk outlay
and are signed by Al houses full explanation In circu.
ars, mailed 10 any address.
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The quotations are BASED on cotton In store running
quality not more than half grade above below the
the grade quoted.
bushels wheat iSf725 do. corn 5000 do The Hour
market ruled more steady under better inquiry for
shipping extras which, rule brought rather Better
prices The sales were about l5t01 bbls including go
bbls. extra state for shipment at So 80 Corn
quiet We sales OF i00 bbls Brandywne SIS IS and
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Gonsos for The account WI yrs United States
ii IoSpos august f-sso pM.-Erie Railway shares
fAns nounsSaLSsDos August ,s
. iass O ;So @ 6ass
middlngs, deliverable August, at Sad. The market
Ss. %sS bss nplhnds sd on %adng orleans
export sales of cotton shipped from Say annah or
ChssrSston not below low middnss deliverable August
;, LIyERIoo1 BREADsry.Fs MAnKEr-LIyrRroor, August
is fla M rer 4 ioT scyaa "a
sp2 2 a ISg Gsb aG I'd M Tor red
Quarter Flour @ iS sSa per Sb for western
ffa 4SEsro Co., P PeG Gsn1tsr
sr Meet SIS per tisrce for new Cheese 6s
PnopSdss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AlfGa August IL
EytNING.-Cnmmon rosin, S.. Cd IS. 3D. per evil.
EvENNG-Common rosn, o. 3D. g. Cd. per cwt Spirits
turpentine, 52s. cd. BIS. per cwt
A JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
New York.
Exchange
Gable Transfers.
Commercial Credits.
JAY COOKE. M SccuL CO.,
Al Lombard street. London.
Cable transfers upon Vienna direct
REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
seSrs AZ fds sfH!es with best
n No 9 New street.
buy and sell Southern Securities.