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FOURTH AvENUE.
HEarLAT asD AsR
Twcnyour to forty hours given 70 purchasers
CATALOGUE OF Fl TsIs yaEts9sS' H19s rursDAr SALE
WAY AND FousTH AVENUE A' 'AoAD
v! sESTlEM4s,s STlIEsM41s, IysKoUyT-sAY MAns, SIRED By
faa as
rsEs s; sso 81 q i ss .nd Is
SRowS AoRsE, ls,z HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
q: also
TOR ROAD WAGON, BUILT By DUsENDuaY 4
BAY HORSE, lsk HANDS .HIaH. 8 YEARS OLD;
suS e: used
M4fSs Fssr shAsfx N HAsby sby nrcu YEARS
snS tnd true al Or sS c.a s srrs
iAtSESs ssl assys s .r YEARS
old Kind aud true in all harness. Tree from vice an
sxE SHss Sf$SS aas It.ss
pole s' S %ss also
SSrFaE assq A5SsH bgsH1 " hssbg
stylish and FIRST class coupe or coach horse.
ROCkAWAY IN PERFECT ORDER
BAY HORSE, l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
Kind and true In all harness. free from vice. stylish
fast traveller tree and pleasant driver and warranted
TOP sIDE.BAR CITY BUILT ROAD WAGON
BAY HORSE, l5k HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness. free from vice and first
class work h ree.
R0AN HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD; A
hrst class worker; sound, kind and true.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TIME
of sale.
THREE TOP PONY PHAETONs, FIVE TOP ROAD
Wagons. Rockawaya Park Phac tons Harness. &c
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK
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A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
II 0ate Johnston Van TassclU,
successor to the old house OF
MINER & SOMEkVILLE. 81 NASSAU STREET

RGs fSH g GSa HGasH
- kEAS e ( EsIEEsshHp EsIEEssf44 fnHaa: fSnIHsaHaEr
9E auRsDSF ANS tkk n Is Ehp
: The business viii be conducted on precisely the
K. % nss
HEy n % e. 81 a 61S PnPs MSdsh e hELApTr
n.,w PPxyIS s&fS a ,e o,cL9ck. vAs,
gentle, SPIRITED Isiy!,. drivers; !Iss, open ss.
I team AMI for any, any pgrpSo;e; warranted sound :.
Kind an free 1 rom anS Sce eonts
business eoupe or work horse has great endurance;
8 ,sixsFAT PARK puAEroN, in good order, by
SSSS RSAB 0gEss1TABLrsHxESr; elegant bay trottne
horse Tommy. " sired by Magma Charta. dam, fast
nc in o;s Kind IN ali harness irrs s"9 rom s' Vice
sas Gsa esn Ct e msSs
one Of tho fastest trotters In the country and Is
= Tor ROAD WAGON, 10 good order. by Brewster
ksF?sis sEAdS HS0Ss SASkD SSkhD s. hands and years.
snd IN all I tree tSm vice r unusually
SSSsS sssss sSSd Scs,.
kind sii harness; from vice Splendid lam innrS
road or business horse In every way reliable war
I 1sis TUF siDEBAR ROAD WAGON. nearly new; city
z BAY COUPE HoRsE, le hands. 8 years: kind In
all harness; tree from vice very nno family or
q business horse; thoroughly reliable; warranted
y sound
: 4 Cone.
2 BAY MARE. lss hands J years; kind in all har.
ness free from vice has every gat known 10 saddle;
has been ridden and driven BY lady ior the past
two years: very gentlej warran ted sound.
TOP PONY PHAETON, nearly new, city built.
= PARK PHAETON, very light good order. by J. Il.
Lawrence.
BRIGHT BAY HORSE, 15k hands, O years; kind
in all harness. free from vice good. reliable road or
family horse and warranted sound; sot Harness
H2Ssi %of SIDE Ban ROAD WAGON in good order, by
Bre wster Co.
CLAREAC in good order. by Mott Co.
GROCERS TOr WAGON in good order.
: Is OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE OF
SALE.
AN ASSORTMENT OF NEARLY EVERY KIND
4 OF CARRIAGE, PHAEtON, WAGON AND HhR.
AUCTION AND PRIVATE SALE, at our Mart. 10 TO
SALE AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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THE TURF.

THE Turf.
A -FLEETwOoD ASSOCIATION OFFERS PURSE
utes mile heats best Sin Ia harness. $50 10 irst go
TO second 80 to third TO cose at Pool Room
Angst :, ats and to be trotted Friday. August T.
at three O'Clock r. NJ. ~, y
WI. q. VAN CoTr Superintendent
pARrs MUTUEL POOLS ON rue SARATOGA
L races will be open at JOHNSON'S Pool Room cor
ner Of broadway and Twenty eighth street. this
pOsTERs FOR HORSERACEs, MEETINGS 40,
4 promptly and che aply done at the METROPOLITAN
Ph.i,NNTiNG ESTABLIsaAENr. 2lS Broadway, Herald
POOLS SOLD THIS MORsIN0 AT JOHNsON's LIsy
i broadway, corner OF Twenty eighth street On The
Kunnlng Races also this afternoon and evening on the
lrotunG at Buffalo. The heats OF each received by
telegraph as soon as trOtted. T. b. JOHNSON
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sPORTIEG-DOGs, BIRDS, sc.

koh sALE-rWO DOUBLE BARRELLED LONDON
I Guns one Lewis T0meA makarx At HARTS-
hnOHtNs, Underwood Shades, No. Willoughby street.
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BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
Al STANDARD AMERICAN BEvEI TABLES AND.
n l.. the Phclan Colendec Combination Cushions
for sale only by the paentee, H. W. COLLENDER, sue.
ccssor to Phelan Collender 7S3 Broadway New York
A SATISFACTORY GUARANTEE OR NO SALES
"A Great AMetcan bevel Tables, with Deianey's
patent wire cushions at reduced prices: endorsed by
Rudolphe, GARNER Dion and others
W. II. GRIFFITH 4 CO., 40 vesey street.
GEORGE X PHELAN, SOLE MANUFACTURER OF
~ Phehns celebrated Billiard Tables. Once and
warcroons No. Barclay street, New York Post office
box i.T6
WINES, LIQUORS, &C.
r-....S--r.-.
u ENFUCKY WHISKEY, TO i2 YEARS OLD, COG
N nae, Peach and Apple Brandy. Clarets Cham
pagnes sparkling Vosnaci absolutely pure LIQUORS only
sole agents ter the spanish sherrics OF German Co. Of
London. aEv. t. Il, QaAY CO., No. 3 Pask row.
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NEwAKus,

A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR THE
"A return Of Russian Leather satchel containing q
pocketbook and other articles lett In Sixth
car August 3. to ~ Amity street
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A FOR SALE. FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR
"A. Store, convenient to Dan Bryants ana Boothis
Theatre; splendid chance; a bargain
AALONE's Store Agency. t2f Nassau street.
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FOR SALE.

OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER LIQUOR STORE
"a on Eighth avenue, for sale at sacrifice In conse-
9ucnce OF continued sickness long rent
Apply at 657 Sixth avenue. in tailor's store.
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A MAJOR CHAS w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.-
IA. Assignees saic-By order OF John II. Plat, Esq,
Assignee OF H. j. Bang, Jr bankrupt, will be sold, at
BARKERS City Auction Mart and New York Tattor sails
corner Of Broadway and Thirty ninth street, Tomorrow
wednesday, August g. at IL O'Clock -
Ono heavy platform spring superior built top Express
Wagon, city made.
One set single Express Harness
Property exhibition.
JOHN II. PLATT, Assignee, &C., 40 Wall street.
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A DRUG STORE FOR SALE, IN BROOKLYN-OLD
"A stand; redtted; excellent location and a rare
chance for young druggist terms reasonable Address
PHYSIC, M. d., Herald once,
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r AUCTION THIS DAY, ny cN'
VAN S.,,cas rAssnLt sae :. kEAnSEY AuCrlONEERa
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
llO. liz AND lA EAST THlRrKENTH STREET. MAR
FOURTH AVENUE.
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Il OFFER. ON ACCOUNT OF MY HEALTH ONE
n. Horse, Express Wagon and Harness; will SELL to-
gethcr or separately, for eBeguarter tnor value In
Quire at 262 Mott street. Houston Must be sold.
SINGLE TRUCK AND HARNESS. NEARLY NEW;
IA also bay Horse for sale, at ARNOLD'S stable,
Twenty ninth street between SIKH and seventh avs.
A BARGAIN FOR CASH-A BREWSTER SIDE.BAR
n box Wagon good as newt fno single Track Harness,
INQUIRE OF Mr. JONES, Mo0res sblos, ZIG aud s25 sixth
street. near Bnwcrv.
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A COAL AND WOOD lARD-DOING AN IMMENSE
"A business Including Horses and Wagons and every
thing pertaining TO the business; a rare chance.
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A POPULAR DOWN TOWN JOB PRINTING EsTAB.
~ lishmenti plenty Of work; Investigation solicited:
hs Is most desirable investment, at far valuation
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EHOR SALE "a BARGAIN TO PAY A MORTGAGE
= rhe American Restaurant, Hotel and Dining Room
House I65 Bowery between Houston aud Stanton
Q good opportunity make first class German
not sold at private sa!o before Friday ths Lease Fur
niture and fixtures will DO sold together highosa
bidder at auction, on Friday, at 1880 A. NJ Apply on
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CAFE wANTED--sMALL ONE, IN GOOD ORDER
- with combination lock must bo cheap; state size.
b. \. Y, shoe Conoauy. IS Murray street.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTIOH.

A UCTIOM SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
~. FURNITURE. Pianoforte. Bronxes Paiptinrx Paror
suits Mirrors Carpets Books this day Uesdsy, ct the
eegsnt resdence SO West lsth st. near 5th av., COM
mehc1ng IVY o'clock.-Dra wing Room Suits Grand
or. IqSness style covered silk brocade rosewood Plano
nes Ornsments Curtains, rosewood, walnut Bureaus.
bcastcsds' w nrdrooeS Mattresses, Extension Table,
Sideboard. Chinaware, Glassware The rosidence was
furnished new May and Is in perfect order Particl
wishing attend this sale av stages or Sfh Az
cars AUGUSTA MAarlNES, AuctoneeE
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A UCTION.-R. ]. GAgRRrTSON AUCTIONEER
"A HAVEN co. will sell at their salosrooms 50 Rast
Thirteonth street. Tuesday 4h of August at 10Y O'CLOCK
general assortment OF Household Furniture.
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The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

Not Unexpectedly. when the easy tone OF the Lon
don market for the last few days and the influx of
specie into the bank vaults taken into coDsid-
Grafton the Bank of England managers at the reg
ular weekly meeting to-day lowered the minimum
rate of discount oneha per cent, and il now stands
at three per cent against three and half for week
previous while the proportion of reserve to liabil-
tiles has up from Al last week to 4si. The bank
made gain duringthe week in bullion Of f557,O
a balance of f9,O0o having gone into the bank to-
day. British Consols firmer, and American
securities generally steady, while money Govern
meDt bonds was obtainable at two per cent. To
morrow win be the fortnightly settling day at the
London Stock Exchange; to-day was ticket day.
The reign exchange market has been dull and NOM
inal at quotations given below. Gold opened at lO9i
and closed at the same price the sales OF the day
having been made at 1925 and 1O9! and were re-
stricted in amount. The speculation in this depart
ment has apparently died out. One and two per
cent at first were paid for the use OF gold for de-
livery and loans made free Of interest to either
borrower lender. Finally two per cent was paid
TO have balances carried There were q bids for the
Treasury gold, amounting in the aggregate to
S4470OOO at 1O9.4li to l09l65i. The million was
awarded as follows ct 1880 to 10965i and closes up
tha Ana
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financial.
POSTPONED SALE.-SELMA, ROME and
DALTON RTbe following sale potPoned TO Tie tst Tues
II n
''' ''''S STATE or GkORGIA PiOYD COUNTY

-
DAY. being s SAFE At az OF eEeRSA Po2D COUNTY
s%s aa%s md 6.sSs s as DC
81 asc.s: Decree sso q @ss 1,ds J;ss.
,s ssp.o, c ~ e q ,s ID. aid Court . well a ~
yfs e ss 1 R ssS. ad ''as as
undersigned Commissioners nned therein aud dolly sppoas VITA
, ,s a. vse before cosr"o,s door 10 he G aos
County Fs STATE q G1Is he hCnr, Of 10 :S S
following property That entire portion the Selma Rome sss
s.s,S, 'i :, 3.
S q Pm r'i ss SSsTs the Ssssg :s
c q whlae Georgia .ess.r vita 81 The LIB, mem. ss
Of way depot 6uTs, bridges stations, depot grounds. ssi
S1r RFSd o. S bel '..s ~
prsons Of defendant selma Rome Dalton Railroad
S'T %:r q u s JsG aes Ss ere
aud ~ % SS ,eS s ss o. esS
boz Dat baggage a5oo hand passenger a.
sH% sa ii may be s.ssIeIsi
hundre and thousand dollar, Of the
money to be D ~ .s % n. ' s, s be- 3 s 81 @ Sa
sons % Be pa rs. q the such sas.
red thereby the said selma, Rome aod D,I:s.
er.y in the ssssa,s to be
dollar Bat TIE s S1 Snos s cS,
the Chancellor Of said Court deem the same shs aud proper aS
Upon titles the properly wn
Ss %ass n me sale or &
felt any paid the Maid Commissioners
4 ssS 1 soss s s tsi pp o s s
s s, ss Ts| S and Dalton sRSS csr ]
DANIEL ). PRiNTUP'
Tue foregoing savsi.emen, tn. supervision and ~
On the minutes Of Of the proceedings said
ls SS%' Al '"'-'''' ~ "'-'' j. w. il. UxDER%6oD,
The aforesaid sale POSTPONED By order Of The cnass o AMI
Approved June 20. 1874. ...
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ILEs FROM q O'CLOCK P. n. To CLOSE OF
NESS 3 O'CLOCK p. N.
THURSDAY, Aug. PIP. NJ.

The railway share market developed no new OF
significant feature to-day and dizziness has predom
mated throughout In a few Of the leading shares,
of which We ern Union Telegraph has been most
monument. . far amount of business has been done.
The prices at the opening were as good as they
closed last NJ ht but dropping market quickly en-
sued, lasting until the o'clock Board, when the
whole list began to pick up little. After Tele-
graph. the most active stocks were Lake Shore
Union Pacific. Pacific Mail, st. Paul, Wabash, and
Rock Island. The general market closed steady
The opening highest lowest, and closing prices Of
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Money has been in great supply all day, at 2 per
cent on call, and at to for prime paper. The
Treasury received S4O5,OOO in National bank-notes
for redemption to-day. By Washington dispatch
of to-day. it would appear that the National Bank
Redemption Bureau of the Treasury has thus far
called upon the National banks for a redeposit of
only $20OO,0O0, while the actual amount of currency
which has been redeemed exceeds S16,00O,0O0. Thus
there are some S14,OO0.OOO legal tenders which the
different banks are still counting portion of
their deposited with the Treasury which has
existence in fact, having been paid, and must be
replaced as as the Department can accomplish
the sorting of the currency received and redeemed.
In the present state of the money market, this
second call for S14OOOOO0 $4,000 900 legal tenders
will have little OF no effect but under other crcum
stances it might prove very unpleasant. This is
only another illustration of the bungng of Con-
gress who think they can manage the affairs of
bankers and merchants better than the bankers and
merchants can do it themselves.
Government bonds have been quiet and generally
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Receipts AZ shipping TO-DAY 100 bales; tbs daT t week
G06 bales this year LII bse sok IN Ne~,iork,
SO besi consolidated stoct ii 739 bales For failure cTU
nc show an advance Lie y b with better demand at the
improvemen follows ell on the basis Of Low dihrg 20
s Sse' s e1 100 Is 3l6c 100 252e 5
October 600 l5la 600 10 732c BOO 10 9l6ei Noyen-
Is 25.32c March BOO }iI2c 400 1Getota 800 bales
sales to-day up to m.-Sepiember 200 - l5l6e; 800
rs 81 see 200 Is l56c. 100 10 1882 100 10 i 500,
Is 27;2c: IS lSl6c 100. be- zoo 10 2l32e fOO
10. 400 10 3l-32c 100 - l5l6ci 200 ID 2932c; De-
tobsr 300 1899; 800 ljasc 200 10 1886; LOO,
i5o; 1896; LOG. IS 06c; 1000 10 1926 1000,
4 y s. 2Q2 4 7Iif 49, e 1850 9g y s So
Is 7l6c; 300 IS 15-32c 100 - 300 10 1885, Deem
her 100 Is c 300 l532e; GOO l5i9c 200 - 1926
300 10 9l6c January, 300 10 1926; 200. l5'c 800.
Ice; 200 IS l32ci April 100 lbA4e
NAV 200 6la.-oa 500 bales grand tots 200 bales
COFFEE-he the week emb1oes Receipts Frances
Jane 100 bigs per Albert Fcsca, GOOO bags ani peg Maggie "
Hug 1897 total 1917 bags sales per Aqnne oOOO
hsys psr Doris 5000 baZs Carl ASH oag. per
Pcst1aua 1872 bags Ontario, 1859 bag; per Trafalgar
per NJ " ugg 1876 bags; STOCK in Newiork Aug ~ ISL
* 958 bag In Bamore 80 $50 bags HAMPTON Roads $500
has Sayannah 1000 NeyOean 6l4 bags total 522i
bs aGoa and EewYor other ports In the United
stock and supplies fer al ports OF the United
states l5s OT9 mild grades 1913 bags LiEuy shipped TO
Fone 21 Rico shipped Havana from rs hands
without onotae change and the demand Is moderate sales oil
haas Ouro 40 bags NJ v Hngg private terms
Ne ouote ordinary lG2d l6'i Far do ll2HlIi
ISi,d 1880. Prime DO. lJ4 and extreme range
for lots al 1a2lc gold T. H. go aud so days credit Nil grades
are still the abseace Of sales prices are nominal
We ip tbe following from hes Wait, Creighton Morr'ons
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Drouosals


GALE AND REMOVAL OF PENITENTIARY
y OF yIRGISIA-Th undersigned appointed Commissioner. o
The nnose by an Assembly approved April 80
1874 receive sealed proposals 20 be opened a. IL Seo S
THURSDAY October 1874 for the PURCHASE AND
REMOVAL OF THE PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA
The following provisions Of the act to which the proposals.
music onform
80 Commissioners shall advertise for proposals for the
buildings and Of the buildings add thu
point not less that five miles from the corporate limit
suitable
bunas the proper and employment the prison
er the erection machinery all tie and appliances that
ar, NECESSARY all the facilities for the the Peni
tertiary the they present exist IN the STATE pea-
tepsr; provided further that shall be which
involves Staten above OF
sse Of tie buildings for aud connected with the Pen
Proposals for the removal must be ndorsed ths envelopes
Proposals Pentenav and should be
panied the grounds and plans. drawings and
e6csons buns TO be furnished 10 those
shall be accepted By the
ratified the Legislature iss ueI session.
JAMES I. KhMPER,
r. Il WlrHBRS,
HANGER
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COTTON MARKETS.

MOBILE Aug 27Coon quiet ami unchanged Mddhngs, Ice
net receips baes sales sol bales; stock 394O bales
Nsw.URLgays Aug. 27-Cotton quiet and unchngel Mddngs
l67sc receipts ii bas II bfesi exports eoasse
l7 bales sales 300 ba last evening" 5000 saes sIocS OIi9
bales.
ST. LouIs Aug 27-Coton quiet and nominaly unchsnged
Mtngs, l6GI6l2c receipts II bales Shipments noRs sales
PHILADELPHIA Aug 2I-Cotton queti hddIngs Io'4'i net
receipts. none; gross, All bales ,. 80, ..
BosTos Aug 27-Coton quiet; Milngs IL isi net receipts
baes gross 80 bales; sales 200 bales stock 300 bales
BALTIMORE 27-Cotton dull; Mdng lb's; net receipts
none gross bales; exports coSise 80 baesi sales 200 baes
spinners 80 bales stock, 1884 haes m 49,, .
sAyASSAH Aug 27Coton steady Miihngs iosic net reep
53l bales exports coss"ise lO5 ba SAFES o.
bales; stock, 1888 bales . -, ...,-
changed hdnz 10 2Gl5Gi receipts 50 oaesi shipments
CgATITsrox Aug 27-Cotton iu Stdngs l5c,i net receipts
1872 exports coastw POS b Sales 20 bales STOCK So4
bales ,,,,u--. -.
WuMyGroy Aug 27-CoOn unchanged Mddhngs, 10 2ci net
rece,p's bales; sales. none; stock, 49, bales
LOUISVILLE Aug. 27.-Coon qlet Mi1fhngs 10 &C. -
CNCyNArI Aug 27-Coton stea1y Mtihngs, 1oc receps,
bales; shipments 65 bales; stock, 6.396 bales
EoRPoLX Aug 27-C0on du Low Mtiings loo; net receipts
lS9 bales exports 220 baesi ses none STOCK 4oi
bales. -.
GALVESTON Aug 2-Coton quiet; Good Ordinary lae net re-
eep 399 bales exports bae sales $50 baes stock
4,2ll bales ,., ,,i,uuu. ,,1,..
AUGUsrA 27-Colton dull and nominal MiddnHes i'Rc
receipts. GO baesi sales, 10 bales
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And the following for city bank shares !:

Ameeting of the Board of Directors OF the Erie
Railway took place to-day in the COmpanys oiilces'
at Twenty-third-st. and Eighth-ave, and we under
stand that in addition to the regular routine pusi
ness the Board confirmed the arrangement recently
made between the trunk lines in reference to the
abolition of ticket Offices and also to increased rates
of fares and freightage Messrs. Roberts ana Dun
can made report in favor of removing the Com
nanv,s Offices from their present situation to the OLD
nosition in Duane-st. The following shows the
earnings of the Erie Railway:
For week ending JAY Si..... S3Sf 81 1S Ia AZ
Sine. J,n.l...............sl0S24l9s sllSn'7oo
Deeresse for months TO date. 9S75O2
The following shows the decrease for July ny
weeks: .,o.,.a
Pnt we.k.,.......s7o25s Fourth week. '.''sIoo,ooe
Second veek. ........ SS74O -, eotI cIo
Third reek........ II 1858 Decrease for Juy'Sosio"
The September coupons of the Hannibal ana ot'
Joseph Railroad Company will be paid at maturity
at the Bank of North America
The Philadelphia stock market is strong; fenn-
sylvania Skies, 11ol; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road, IL; Reading Railroad, 55i; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 51i Gold. 1907.
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GoparInersnlp Nolltes.

V,HE FIRM heretofore existing between the
undersigned has THIS DAY been dissolved By mutual eG0seas
Messrs Lafayette and Moses A. Robinson have formed CO.
nauner,hp the business Of the late new
YORK August 20 1874. Wellington w. Buriics Moses A. hooA'o
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Cbanres Tor Business Glen

AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN. with $4,000,
N can opportunity for investment perfectly ,ie pIohabs
and business permanently eaosh V al
dressing b. G. b., Tribune once.
EINE ARTS.-A rare opportunity TO pur-
chase geutlenans valuable collection Of PAlNIlNGs CUhoS
TIIr and LIBRARY W. H., Box IL, r. o. Hope
Bucks Co., Penn.
DARE CHANCE FOR AN EDUCATED MAN.
III Owing 10 III publisher offer for sale weekly pspcr
ib oooi n and ody Advertising patronage
college graduate capital would lad rare ehaneo
Address i. H. REE. Tribune Once
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Once.
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STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

THURSDAY. Aug 81, 1874
The following lisa complete list Of exports shipped In vessels which
cleared TO-DAY for foreign
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Corn Meal unchanged and quiet, sales OF 500 bb We quots'
Corn JerseT 90G$i 90 Corn Meal ByvneSi iOafi ~
Com Meal " sasrp 400 20 Corn Meal Gold Bar a 20
Con- Meal wra.W Goa IS .o..o =, -
yellow 81 SDdSl S5 Coarse 81 1881 bO Coz hesi AZ
81 25dSl 50; Ground Feed at 81 3O0sl 90 y lOJ 10
FREIGHTS-Th berth moderately sctve Wo
Grain accommodation ruling higher, but otherwise
IFS bids Tobacco, by sail At 27a 3D. To London ~ 900
bnsh Grain, hy steam, 7l2l, and by SAL l,OVV DOS
Flour at 2 3d. The chsriering movement was very quiet
rates adapted 10 the Grain trade ruling EASIER lny
with 900 ars As 81 To Bremen from PhsdeP a.
800 bb Refined Oil at IS Cd aEorwean bark from
With B. 700 sbls do short lay day. AZ as V
gan Liverpool direct with $50 bills MAJ a. os DIV
bark with 800 bbl Refnei OIL TO ssntsnder a. IS % 49,. ~
GRAiN-whe opened strong Yesterdays prices bid end PAID
for when Immediately dernano1 on
been made the West 70 pgiehAe
Milwaukee No. 81 IS and No. Chicago at 81 l3i tne maA'
closes strong about Pc advance with little done because o. m
yspcd views Of sellers the sales 900 bush p ~
81 IA for Chicago Spring; 81 10 bid and ~
No Milwaukee; 2ld$l "a for Red Western 81 Z29si o
Amber Do 30d$l 80 for White Mchgsni ~ 2Zdel - oi
spriog Barley dull and NOMINAL Barley Malt - sea WIN
more nquiry sales Of State, rworoEei on private tls
freely; 900 bnsh New Ohio Mixed al oVa3zci
53d54c; Black 5O052c Western Mixed at o5ao9ei "me
Al SO Q55c; bOd52c jersey and southern a.
Jersey bags dock al ooe co
business 81 dS2ci the sales are i33Vo pos1
NIel AT 81 dS2c do. White 93c DO Yellow al o.
nay AND srRAWThe supply large and the msrhe' oni Anu
res tendency We quote Hay; Prime Timothy per
1o1T5e and Clover at 50d60c Sras-No hIe AZ oVdooei
No Q Rive At 4Od50c.. and No. Dat at oOdooc
market quiet slil snal HAde uemano
r want stock the late sales neules one cargo OF
eau 800 hhd low test at 3Ie Nth Porto hco Oh
CroI English larts within our qaoed rates we quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-28
Adams 4 MeHsre.

The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin
interest and $1,000 in called five-twentes The
days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred: Gold cleared, 1921 10000; gold balances S746-
500; currency balances. $S35,699. The quotations
are folloUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-28
The days business at the U. s. Sub Tr,
we annex closing rates for foreign EXCHANGE:

The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
S222, O56