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a spescl 10 the pOIEt.

A South Carolina darkcy, in re-
.ent speech said:
"NIista Clurman, can't help GUS
sin, butterberdam Fittings amt mixed,
and be Ripppblikin party is gwiuO tc
dc devil. Oars Guvnor Moses rails
en- Of bonds end pothecasyin OF EN-,
and den gitten De money aud putin o.
it in bis pocket. | don't like dis poth'
ecury bilhis no how, and 10 specially
when it comes to money matters, Nov
Guynor Moses heap better stop pothe.
curin dem bonds, and lepYe EN- III Dc
safe, vhar dcy won. do nobody nc
harm an | repeats, sab, can't helT
cussiu'. buttcrberdam Of things aiu'I
mixed, an de RidPubIikin party j,
gwinc to dc devil dreIly fast enough"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
The Late Legislature.

So much has been said about The
doings and short Comiugs Of the lasi
Legislature, that We have deemed il
due to truth and justice to make some
inquiry. Tue Journal Of the Senate
for 1884, now in the hands Of those
entitled II receive it, contains 1881
pages, besides the index. This docs
not look like idleness, either among
members or clerks.
The Senate Journal for 1s69-thc
last session when the Radicals had con.
trol-rOutains but 2O2 pages ofmattcr.
The contrast 10 tue amount Of labor is
startling,
We havO not seen the House Jour.
nal for 1874. When that comes to
hand We shall SEQ how tho lubors Of
that body compares With that Of the
Radicals.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For lie Ngu.s q Delegates.


a large punbcr Of letters, from
prominent gentlemen IN various parts
af tic county, have been received by
the editor, expressing qualification at
the caudidaey Of Mr. Chidestcr, and a
determination to support him. We
would publish these documents, but
lbsy arc SO numerous, and express such
uuanimity Of sentiment, that We give
lleir drift oply. Thisis an exceed
ipgly gratifying state Of things for Mr..
C6iiesior, and fpo axis we'll for bis pros
poets IN the ensuing election.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
Ton Thin.

Ex-Governor Stevenson, in BIZ
speech at Wheeling, when GoF was
nominated, spid that National politics
hal nothing to DO With this campaign
tho people should forget them" We
desire to ipfotn the lion. Bill that Ma.
iional politics have alto do with the
Congressional campaign. The Civil
Rights Bill sticks out much too plainly
fer the people to be gullcd BY William
i. Stevenson or any other advocate Of
sScial equality.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
Hon. G. II. Morrison.
surros, September o.

Surros, September 0.
Editors Democrat.
am anxious TO know what fight the
Hon. George Il. Morrison had to bring
home the postage stamps furnished him
by the Stale when lie was u member Of
the Senate, aud use them 10 aid CT his
own personal interests? Was there
ever bill passed at any time 10 the
history of the State authorizing this
kind Of POPULATION, for members TO rob
their desks Of the stationery fu rnishel
by the State?
0fcourse I could ask Mr.. Morrison
to explain, and he would ride over the
country and make speeches showing bis
innocence, tho llegnlity and numerous
prGcedents authorizing bic acts. lie
could show also that il was legitimate
for him to peddlC them out in Sutton
to auy merchant that would give him
store goods for stamps; but l don't
like to ask him. He has moro nov
than he can do to explain tho mileage,
per diem, aud his course as Demo.
cru:, fighting the "Camden ring, &c.
Please give US your views. z
In the absence Of tue editor, we
would rather not enter at length on
this subiect-it's n "liulo mixed. I"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

Tic Stale Of HeR TIginid,
Atrulss held in tie clerks Office OF the
county court Of Lewis couHiy, on the aEst
Monday in September, 1874.
YIN. Z. Arnold, PFC
Daniel psaa s5i saa Nj, Ia eAaae'ry.
ebhel Bnnnon, defts.
The object Of tliiS suit Il 10 enforce . ven
doris lien on 800 acres Of land, situate on
Rush Run, in Lewis county, Vest virginia
purchased Of the plaintiff by the defendants.
And ii appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Michael BrenHon Is not tesl'
deat Of this State, and hu not appearing, II
is ordered that he do appear here within one
monlh after the date oftie iril publication
hereof and do what may be necessary to
protect his interest in this suit.
4 cOpy-Atteste;
JESSE WOOFTER, cerk.
W Z Arnold, pq-sePl1. 4w
State Of West Virginia,
Al Rules held In the Clerks oticc o. the
Circuit Court Of BFaXton COunIy on tie lit
Monday In August, 1874.
Wm. Il. Perkins, plaintiff
Margaret C. Perkins, defendant.
~ cH2ScERY.
The object Of this suit Is to procare a d.
vorcc from the bond Of nairimony from the
defendant Margaret U Perkins, in favor OF
William II. Perkins, plaintiff. And 1t mp
peariug by affidavit filed in this cause that
ihe defendant, Margaret q. Perkins 10 not a
resident Of the State Of West Virginia. and
the defendant not appearing, Il is ordered
that she DO appear here within ono month
after the date Of the first publication Of this
order and do what is necessary 10 protect
Der interests 10 this suit.
JOHN N. JONES, Clerk,
Morrison & Squires, atly's for pPf,
aug244w
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
SGAEGV SC9IO0A,

The undersigned desire to inform the CHI.
zens Of Weston aud the public generally that
they will, on Monday, September I, open a
SELECT SCHOOL, to continue for ten
months.
The LANGUAGES will be taught by Father
Burke, and students who desire 10 study
them will receive tue utmost care and at.
tenllon.
Tile Higher Mathematics will be
taught by Prof. Murray, and persons who
are anxious to become proficient In Them
would do well 10 attend The school.
Ample provision has been made for the
seating and repairing Of the svhool-room,
and no pains viii be spared 10 render tic
school as cOmmodious and orderly az possi
bic. The Church and basement are perfect
" safe, being tins pronounced By tnlnCut
mechanics Of :liiS town.
REv. p. r. BURKE,
PRoF. MURRAY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

The following table shows the cnum-
Grafton Of youths in each. county in the
State, and the distribution Of the State
school funds among the several conniics
for the SCHOOL year commencing on the
list Of September, 1874, and ending On
tho 2Isk NJ Anrusf 1871.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
Frsm the RecOlds.

Tho School Fund of the State has
been increased over $50. 600 since
ISL. when tue Democrats came into
poNeri every dollar of which is well
secured, aud not particle used o.hcI
Than Tor school purposes. The RRdi'
-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14

a. w. WooDFoRD Sheriff hO County Lewis do certify that tho
list contains true account Of all the Real Estate within nv county
which has been sold by individuals during s 1874 for the
payment Taxes thereon the aud 1872 and tho original
any Of tic Real Estate sold will lie entitled redeem tho same Within
year from the sale say before the Sri day Au.
gust 1876 proper deed order Court judge
within year after tue said right redeem shall expire such
may redeem any before such deed shall DO made And any
such former who infant married woman peron person
imprisoned tic time sale may redeem within one year tho removal
Of The disability any such pcrsoa undivided interest In lu
Real Estate e redeem such interest within the Beyond
To- time specified tho right to redeem will cease.
Given under my hand this Ord day u August 1874.
Aug lO-6w MWooDfoRD, sHup.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
~ \ Large Assortment OF Goods
for sale at
TIE WESTON
Wooden Factory

Look at The Prices,
JEANS. extra heavy, 20 to 75e per yard
" indigo blue, so TO $50 /" I"
FLAsEgLs, 40 to SOC Z" I"
BLASKErs, per pair, IS to so,
SrocMlSo YARS, 10 to 9Oc per pound
We sell these Goods strictly a! the
same rates in exchange for Wool as
for cash in hand, and We pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR
vy99Gas
either in Cash or Goods.
Carding and Spinning as 20 Cents
per pound, for all grades Of Yarn, from
No s to IL.
The public generally is invited 10
all, and examine our goods and prices:
j. II. CLIFTON & Co.,
Factory Goods can DO had at tho
store Of j. II. Clifton, on Main Street,
at the same rates as at the Factory.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-09-14
A List Of Real Estate,

within County Lewis sold the mouth August. 1874 for the
payment thereon for tho years 1871 aud 1872 and purchased BY
individuals
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Aggregate l7O,8O7 82l4,79l 90
FLOODED CATTLE ANp snEEf

bLOODISD CATTLE AND SHEEP
A w. w0ODFORD is now agent for The
"A, sale Of Fine DloOded Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Persons wishing to purchase
any ofthe above described stock, WIN cali
on the Undersigned, Of Parker D. Goodman
y Bro, OF Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
or 800, or u pair for slO0.
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Saddles, Harness, srldto,, Co.,

In their departments they employ only tho
best workuen, and use afS!-elaSI material
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-31

ana steady. p. M.-Consols for money OF; do for
account, s2s; nve.twenty bonds Of 1885, iosh; do.
90. OF 1851. looA 1925; ten-forty bonds. 1o4%;
new nyes l0aa; Erie shares, 34H. American secu-
rifles quiet Also p. M.-consois for money. sl5s
92; do for account, 92; nve-twenty bonds OF 1865,
1917; 40. do. OF 1851, 100; ten-iorty bonds, lo4;
new ives. lo41 lo4h; Erie Railway shares Ban
a4k; New York Central. 90 with dividend ana
s2s4 ex dividend. There is an unexplained panicky
depression in domestic stocks, and prices have de-
cllned three per cent p. M-ro-da is ticket
day and tomorrow fortnishtly settling day at
the London Stock Exchange.
AMSTERDAM, March 3o-unlon Pacific nrst mort
gage bonds, Tx; Northwestern preferred Ga;
Central Pacific first mortgage 1917; Union Pacific
stock 3376 ST. Paul preferred, So.
The following were the bids on the regular call
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COMMISSIONERS VAN MORT.
The Head Of the Department. of Public
Works Announces His Intention 70
Reafxu,

The Head Of the Department OF Public
Works Announces His Intention 70
Resign.
about to resign" said q HERALD reporter yester-
day to Commissioner Van Mort, who was iouno
busily writing In his private ONCE IN the oity hail
eyes, sir, that is my Intention" SAID MI van
Mort.
REpoRrER-Do you intend to resign your po-
sition Immediately, sirS
MIR VAN NoRr-On the 1st Of May
RppoRrER-That Is the date on which your resig.
nation will take erect presumed
Mr. VAN NoRr-That Is the date on which my
-o.,orat,on viii, be rendered and on which it must
take effect -
resignation VIII be addressed TO the original APP
nnintIng power--I mean the Mayor
MT VAN NORT-Oh, decidedly; shall send my
resign alton to the Mayor Ny appointment was
from the Mayor and the Mayor shall receive my
resignation. l have not enjoyed very good health
since took charge OF this department, but have
nevertheless managed to perform my whole Duty
and think when all Is over 1t Will be found that
economically. at least, as any other department.
has been conducted.
REpoRrER-I should ike to ask, Mr.. Commits
sioner only that lear 1t might be conslderea III
pertinent, what are your particular reasohs ior
resigning at this particular timer u
Mr.. VAN NORT-Well, the question - nos ~ al
impairment, On the contrary, 1t Is altogesne, per
tinent; but would rather, nevertneesS' A'' '"'
REPORTER-Surely, Mr.. van Nor., you W. s'"'0
your reasons In your letter OF RESIGNATION
Mr.. VAN NoRT-Oh, more than tnaI ! snail st"Le
them at full length in an address 70 tne pubic ~
large which Intend writing IN Q day or Two:
And saving .I shall await that, sir, with the
greatest an xiety.u the reporter took his leava-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-31
V,HE GALLON TREASURE COMPANY
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000 IN $50 SHARES OF 500
EACH

Tho immediate object of the organization Of this COM
ana 81 ss
seen at the office of the COMMUNICATING the right
Sentsated facts history to have BEEN sunk IN the
feet etc Ct Spanish saeons In the Harbor of vgo in Spain
detailed Historical eoysrins al the facts
pos or personay al the Office Oh OF the eopS cary
but as n PSs is in the under
Briefly outlined these facts as follows VIZ =
Ts Of a in 5 p @ ns
estimated at value eighty millions of pieces Of eight
Or silver do ss This Of saon5
@ s p aa ~ E s q
tember 1902. An attack made by a combined An
tie ss yin
M h Of ss Ss saa 5
he should ana q nR Into Che the hands e Of the The
treasure hSrbor or y S and nd this
determnaton 4 Of the galeons with ne treasure
the Anglo Dutch vizour to the English and yo to the
the entrance Bay vso from striking on asunksn
Ss,r PRICES being unable to esngnis the flames thus
"A eonparatlSey slns portion Of coin forming part of
the treasure had been landed vso before ths aack
as near as can be and upon the lowest es
The and existence Of the treasure being beyond
doubt the only question IS the teasioy OF its recovery
e on T. or s9s ss
WIDE from his and
% vessels q war Of all sizes when were sunk
6y e russians IN me BARBER OF sevasopol during the
Of
siders raising matter beyond the
By ike k the labor
the operation of raising the Russian fleet
which be IS under engagement to take personal super
sns the Ssd also the snd n sn
supply al the necessary machinery and outfit
Colonel Gowen made after his examination and also his
supplementai report which throws additional light
The prominent features of the undertaking are First,
dou6iea feasibility 9, its Third, prompt aud
Of the capital stock the Company give $500 shares,
fully paid for the purchase OF the concession, leaving
s e are ow
- The capital will be called up asfolows:-
Upon allotment q per cent
Total. .......................7 70 per cen,
cent unless it should hereafter be found requisite and
en any on 80 any nSce The - per cent viii pro
he remaining 70 per cent being reserved Tor con-
Applications for shares must be made forms obtain
able by post In person. at the office Of the Company,
o Se saAf DtSoaS os SHERMAN co.
% he ps s. Hre
will RECEIVE nrortv 90 .nned for In
the event Of no allotment being made to an applicant
The deposit will be returned forthwith, without deduc
As the 5000 shares now offered subscrpea
for the subscribers will be called together 10 nom,na
seven from their number to constitute the bonr
OF trustees This course has been adopted a'ep he en-
consideration, In order that parties invesunR ~ VIZ
terprise may control the disposition of the capAi A
ri sSs dr the
SHERMAN Tss So AGAINST
same, and Will be by them held intact onJ W
the d'D0' TG e. i III sSrEd e
Temporary OfYces, No. IL Nassau stree1 New ,orN.
f4O I42, 146 Broadway,
FRANCIS II. jerks, President,
for one year the safe keeping OF 81 m regis
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GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM

GOVERNMENTS WERE FIRM
without any special animation, and closed as fol-
lows Limited States currency SKIES, III ll7I;
do. do, 1851, registered, 1l91 10; do. do., do,
coupons 1903 121M; do 1ye-twenties, 1862,
registered, lis llsk; DO. do, do, coupons, 1l'7s
11sk; DO. do, 1864, registered 1191i 1194 do.
do, do. coupons, 10Y 1l92; do. DO, 1865,
registered, llsa 119x; do. do, do, coupon.
1901 q l2o& do. do, do, new, registered, lls4
119: do. do, do, coupons, 1875 119A 1867,
do. Co., registered, U9% 100; do. DO, do, cou-
pom, 1905 120A; do do, 1858, registered. ll9X
a 100; do do, do, coupons, 1l97s 100; do. ten
forties, registered ll41s ii5H; do. do, coupon,
1l4& q u5L; do. dves, 1884, registered, ll5&
1l5A% do. do, do, coupon, lis ll5..
FOREIGN ADv1CEs
were received az folows:-
LONDON, March 3o-11 AS A. M.-Consols for
money, ok 90; do for account, 90 e2h; hve-
twenty bonds OF 1866, looK do. do. Of 1867, 1905
ten-iorty bonds, lo4 lo4js; new fves, 1041.
lo4k; Erie shares s5. American securities quiet
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A Notable Exhibition Of the Uncertain Cur
rents Of tho Financial Sea Upon
Which We Seem Launched.
REPORTED PANIC IN LONDON
sbarp Advance in the Gold Premium as
First Consequence.
FeyerishneSs in stock
Specula ton.
CURRENT VALU T. :.

me possibility OF u Belo issue or t1conue1Tio,e
paper regard lotth dnldzeae1a and a'arsey and,
tn my Judgment such issue you'd be dert-
men. and sadBae.-CuARLEs SUANER.
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P. NJ

The possibility Of q neo issue OF inconverti0le
paper regard sotM anazenaent ana onriety. and,
IN naV judg7nent such an issue ,cou,d be a dehI-
7ne7n and q shdn,e.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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26D bushsls Il 900 do meal. 200 bblA oats
239o0 BUSHELS The -four market still quiet though
there was rather inquiry tor shipping gradeA and
u 600 bbls at the quotations appended Rye hour wss
quiet but steady Corn meal sold to the vi 100
bbls unchanged prices. the market closing steady.
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Ana as follows for
CITY BANK SHARES.

The POSSIBILITY OF a netr issue Of tnconoertiole
paper regard ecth anadzenaeast ana anriety ana,
IN nay judgment, such issue acould De a detri
nle1st ana q Shdn<.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-31
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Ensier-FlOur Quiet-Wheat More
in Demand-Corn and Oats Decidedly
Lower-POrk QuIet-Beef and Cut Meats
Quiet-NavnI stores Unchanged-Petr0-
leum Strong-Sugar Stronger-Conee
Dull.
MONDAY March 30--6 2. NJ.
There was rather more stir In the general mer.
chandise markets, but business was nevertheless
sluggish in many departments. On 'Change -four
was quiet, but steady. Wheat was In more de-
mand ana decidedly higher under favorable ad-
vices from Europe and the frmer ruling OF gold.
There was some disposition to buy to arrive, but
good deal more to sell, though generally at ex-
IRENE figures. Corn was dull and decidedly lower
under adverse news from both Europe and the
West and at the close the market was merely
nominal oats were also dull and down.
whiskey was steady. Pork was dull and lower.
Lard easy. Freights were firm. The demand
Tor spot cotton was fair at lower prices than
holders would accept Futures declined fraction,
subsequent reaction stored the market No de-
prevailed TOR invoices of coffee business
was confined to jobbing lots and prices ruled easier.
Sugar in good demand but the hrmness of sellers
had a restraining influence upon BUYERS There no
special movement in naval stores, The petroleum
ket very strong but the offerings too meagrc
to admit Of extended business
CoyFEK-Cargo invoices neglected and nominal
progress at somewhat irregular generally
rates. The following quotations are all nominal We
quote Bio Rio ordinary eargoes, &c ale faiI do,
2sc exteme range Tor lots 2c 24,lc gold, per h.,
g. and a mats 5 &c. &c Nara
saso "a o% S aagaayrs aS Sr,o s. 1s%ac az c
Costa RIGA A1sc 25sc xicaD 24c. &c. sava nla,
&c 2s1ci Curacao &c. 25c, gold h. 80 and %
6oIro.1rhe market tor cotton on the spot dull
which holders thousn more disposed 70 SELL we're gen
decline s q "a.
sa mSI sI lsS :; isiss
10 sss for June e9s s u l' %s a"Ss
2 95Sln Culinary K IL IL TX
5 S?$ $ $s;sas. E:s &. #s is
'"' ''''' To-Day Sat- Egg 7ossy,
Export. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 loo Go
Consumption. ................. l25 $50 1856
Speculation .................l0A 70 l,oss
ore ds ins S he sse. 5csn
s s evening s,sr one 9SockAprl %,
rs s. re- ga f. Il , &C. 80 i lS &c. Id e
April 100 atl5l5leg 400 az Is 81 sc, 100 short notesi
at y 10 rs hd nsa SS net Is
notice ' until sf s 10 s notice
isds 100 100 . iS < !, Nay 4yse SJ a. Ssae =;
June 80 e tSo 5 100 a. az 3 - lS,ss go is
"y 10 81 lsc. 'S Ssba ~ lR ss 200 =, T
$40 bales March for April even; Nc paid to exchange
800 May for June &c paid to exchange 400 April for May.
Igll9wsaiNarychs 1872 April iaa May ,sfs Ju1e e
bales at Is 81 SIC May 100 at 6,sc June iO0 at 1870.
Total 300 bales Second call April, 100 bales at Is $50
30 at 1870. May, 40 at 6sc July, 800 at 1.sc Fota
oo bales The RECEIPTS We're :1Gaveston, LII bales
Charleston. wilmington 81; Norfolk 1872; Balti-
more 29l; New York 75s Boston, 80; Philadelphia, 100
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Recsipts-Flour 9if4 bbis wheat
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the possfbntty of q ne,c issue OF f'aconrertible
paper regard ,ctM anaazenent ana onrtety, and,
IN my judgment, such issue would be a detr5-
gnent and q ShdD,e.--CHARLEs SUMNER.
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TIE possibility or aeU issue Of tnconre'tiole
paper regard NTH an,azensent ana anxiety, and,
In ng judgment, such an issue could be a detri-
me1t and q sItdme.-CHARLES SUMNER
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$1,000 Tenn 6's

$1,000 Tenn 6's new. C
1000 Tenn 6's, u, xc. be
300 Tenn g. 5. old. b C
luuC0 n c 6's, special
tax. third class. b3
1000 Brooklyn b's, W |
1000 VI 6's. II d 1t 10 Is
12OOJ Cen Pac gold BIDS
50oU Tn } ac kk Isl. ..
100 do. .......
1000 Tn Pac rs, lg bs
400 do.............
3500U Tn rae los me.
1000 chi x n w CON-.
2OJ0 L 6NW C C 90 BIDS
800 do, ..b3
loo Pac rs, cd by No
5000 g, G, 9 A ! Ist..
900 Toll X " con con.
100 Morris & rs LIST IN
900 Nil 4 81 r SIS, LIST
1000 Nil A st z 7 $40. .
2OU Ma 81 P1st,LaC ID
lUUJ 10.
loco G, C al G |st. b C
20 sns Am Elk Blk.
70 Fourth Nat Blk.
200 Amer DIS Tel.
10 Wells-Fargo Elk. b C
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

co.. ,.. ., Gaav5sToy March f. 50 1874
aa M Ss fsss III Bales Sales, M sidsk ns
Cotton qaet naaing Ss low mldding good
lSn' s s ayeS 1l EFa 81. to s Ssaltwe Sales
Cotton qet and ddng Ice Net r.
stoek $500 0a's' '''''"'''' ''' 'A'e' wv
SAVANNAH, March 30 1874
g5Sss ssg ExpSrsTS Great Britain ssS 70 France
Spirits of auss 8 kssn strsns eS
Tarpsnps a, 81 % for hard s. 80 Tor yellow dip
Tar steady at ~ TO- -
esse re %ad s s t &c g.
Flour steady sale. of 300 asvnsS ssFSa 80 49, r.
spring s 70 for amber wn,sr g for white winter
@ snd
g dS In s bars3 p aq w oQ MIN % ssa
ps s aa4Ua s 70 s s 3 1
York, 4Oc. to Albany, &c.
BUFFALO, March 3d. 1874.
wHes s 99Ss Bushels so;n Sst, bar
~ g gs?s Ssis:' W.: 'sg,HS :: SSss5i
sashsi - sS1as
6sia ass sp'f Ssa sa
ssarSy dull sales Te9or Cd. Canada he'd so
ley malt firm Canada, 81 96 81 O5; Western 81 90
81 Provisons-Mess pork SIG SIG So short cuts, SI6
SIG 70; hams 12hc. a i3c shoulders, 8hc. breakfast
dozen Lard in terees S,4c. loc in kegs, and tubs
lU1sc. Seeds in good demand sales OF timothy at 81 10
$3 rs per bushe clover, Sc % 81 50 peas 81 l0
marrowIat do. 81 49, Other articles unchanged.
The possibility Of a ne,c issue OF tnconpeTttoe
paper Iregdrd Nth du,ozeu,ent ana anTiety, and,
In Dsy Judgment such issue tco,1d be detri-
7nent and q shaDse.-CHARLBs SUMNER.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MABKEr.-LvRRPooL, March 30
Evening,-Comnon rosin IS Cd Is 81 per cwt. spir.
its turpentine. 33s 33s Cd. per cwt
ing.-Lnseed OIL f2S ~. fl9 per spirits turpen.
tine, 32s. Cd 33s. per cwt
FINANCiAL.
TRADERS DEPOSIT COMPANY IS LIBERTY
IA. streets money TO loan on approved securities.
UGUST BELMONT 4 co,
"A Bankers 10 and q Nassau street
issue travellers credits, available In all parts Of the
world, through the
and their correspondents.
Also commercial credits aud telepraphic transfers OF
money on California Europe and Havana.
A i. W. HAMILTON & co, BROKERS IN STOCK
n Privileges $50 for cali on any stock signed by
members Stock Exchange. The Wall Street Reporter
L. " HSMfkFoN " Co. Is Broad street. New York
A YOUNG LADY. AGED 20, ACCOMPLISHED AND
"A in deep distress would like 10 meet with friend
that would loan her $50 for short time would give
/ security. Address LYrIoN. Post office New York.