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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 81 1874
coastwise, IS. sales, 60 Stock i,osI. '''' ''"''
Nsw ORLEANS, July ~ 1874
rsespss @ bales sross % Exports SSastwss S
rsSss ssss.s ,ssy m9aes r. ssss s S' sss @
ooGn mssns s s Hsss
Spirits OF g ,u!Pen:ne Arm IN @ a ss Ro;i. r%; s. $ ior
a S 1a yellow p and o
virgin. Tar steady a: 81 TO-
ueA,nsss red s sales asS ss q E
waasee Club corn s euis &C. Corn meal
s .SsI. I ss % .SSsss Sfa ton ndsnss ssd
per ton n%a Ga%s q 5, I cSTn
York Railroad reghts~Fiour to Boston, Soc to New
To @ :ot to % % is sSs 5 ss g
900 bushels corn 1882 200 feet of lumber
Grain in store-whea re7o9 bushels corn eIs6i do
s do ss rgs m sal mpSs wea for 81 h M last
F. Sa.Ss
do oats 1900 DO rye, 5000 do canal ireights strong
sSs s !. 50 e ns !ssI ). sGs as
bakers and amber. wnes, inactive; BUYERS ana sellers
s.' s'9 ", sssSsyssa * . sS
g.; JsSsjs y
Provisions active. Mess pork, 81 short cuts s2i hams
sacked and uDsacked, lac. l41ac shoulders do aud
do. &c, and 9Sc. breakfast bacon. lie lhc lard in
tierces i2c kegs and tubs 21c. dried beei Si6 beef
to ngues, 50 per dozen.
TOLEDO July q, 1874
Flour steady. Wheat dull and lower; No new white
Wabash, 81 "A; NO. do, 81 70; No new white Mchi
gan 81 2t5; extra 40, 81 81 amber Michigan. and
August, 81 is11 September 81 Is; No re-, ,ola 81 -;
new 81 Zs No new red, cash and August, ~ l3; No.
red old 81 o. new 81 "; No amber Illinois, 81 H.
no grade 65Isc Oats steady; No 6Oc new, cash soc
August, 3sc Freights dull and unchanged. Receipts
S5 90 bushels wheat. $1,000 do and 1000 do
Shipments--SGD bushels wheat, 900 do corn
CHICAGO, July "a, 1874.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat steady; No. spring
at3l ll1a No. 2do, 0o spot or July 81 05A 81 o3t.
August NO do 81 0l 81 G2; rejected, glc Norn in
good demand at full prices; No mixed sS1.c bid spot
62tc. bid. July 6l4c. bid, August rejected sic. Oats
duh ana lower; No lag t7c spot Or July. sSc August
Rye frm, aud higher; yc bid. Barley quiet and
UNCHANGED At 81 % PORK in tar demand advanced TO
mand and higher S1 SI 90 spot; Sl rs Sll S. August
Fregnts quiet and weak, corn, to Buffalo zc. to King
ston dc. on the call Board tins afternoon wheat
closed al 81 os, July 81 oS's 81 o. september corn
64hc., July 6l5ac, August Receipts-60O0 bbs nour
i6OO bushels wheat 27S0O do corn aud 1000 do barley
Standardization bpls. -four, $50 bushels wheat 10000
do corn and 10000 do. oats
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quality not more than half grade above or below the

grade quoted. Inc sales were
To- Day Epe'y TotaL
Consumption l02 6J9 76i
Speculation. IS 30
For future delivery bass low middliDgj the sales have
been as follows Saturday evening one o'clock
August l0 bales at 10 l6c 800 at l6 532c September
t 5 at s 9ies 100 oo At T. IS 7s2c 800 at 6 October
becepber 800 at 1915 Total 100 bales To-day up to
ss lS ssc $40 a. 10 49, slSG 200 st e5s5e 100 at
@ a g iS &c o % s S 500 a lSs 90 at is SSc
llSc oetobsr e sr S @ at ise at S u alec
Iosl 1s Il 800 bales Grand total 7ol bales Exchange,
1880 paid TO exchange 200 August for September &c.
paid paid to sSchanse % August for september The aver
Were as :. 1873; August 1872; September
= Ess, Sc Sain,ay 100 bales at 70 s6c August
4, i6,ae December, 100 at i6 lss2c Total, 2oo bales
The receipts at the various ports were follows
Galveston nbales' New Orleans 295 Mobile II sayan
TSrk =. Boston 6; Jp,niiadeipha s. Total as bales.
FdoyR AND GRAIN -Receipts-Flour, 9,sls bbs wheat
i O68 bushels; corn. 1870 634 do; oats meal
@ ,s1s ebls the -four market was dull irregular and
large decline The sales about 1000 bbs. within
the range Of the revised quotations annexed meal
was quiet with sales Of 400 bbls at - 10 or Western
DALI En
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Another Extremely Dull Day in the
Wall Street Markets.
Continued Curiosity Respecting
the New Loan.
A Firm Market for Gov
ernmentS.
G O L d, I O 8 Ia.
G O L d, 1 90 Ia.
WALL STREET,

I
MONDAY, July 27-6 r. M.
The procession OF dull days this summer gained
a fresh recruit to-day, almost rivallng Saturday in
the limit OF dealing and really surprising 1t in the
total lack OF interest The aggregate sales OF the
day amounted to only a. $50 shares. OF which
over 10000 shares were in Lake Shore,
Western Union, Pacific Mail, Union Pacific,
Erie. Rock Island and Northwest, in pro-
portion in the order named. At the second call
the brokers virtually deserted the room, leaving
the vice chairman to conduct the call before o
beggarly array of empty benches. Some few, how
ever, strayed back, and sales to the amount Of
$500 shares were made Indeed, great is the
present dulness on the Stock Exchange that 1t has
suggested the thought whether it might not
DC possible for that body to take
VACATION OF FEW WEEKS
In the summer. about the latter part Of July
and the early part of August. AS everybody OF
any account in the stock market Is away at that
period OF the heated term the question is asked,
Why not make 1t vacation time, as the lawyers
do. and give the opportunity to all hands for q
general breathing spell, undstul bed by any
chance OF untoward results on the stock market :
Oi course Wall street could not shut up shop en-.
tlrely. as the banks would have to keep open; but
the adjournment OF all speculation ior a brief
space would very much increase the opportunities
or many who want to get away, and need the re-.
taxation, but cannot There were
NO NEW FEATURES
in the shape OF news to influence values, which at
the opening and during the early hours of pusi
ness showed weak feeling which continued late
into the afternoon until just before the close
when there was slight spurt of activity upon re-
ports that the negotiations respecting the
900 900 five per cents bid Tor by the syndicate
had reached satisfactory conclusion. This
although without autnenticaton, was sufficient to
advance western Union to 72a<, against Tx early
IN the day. Rock Island to 9s}s against 9s and the
general list \ to ?. per cent Erie during the day
was weak but rallied partially at the close, going
or from 32k to 3l1I, and closing at 80. The fol.
lowing table shows
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
during the day, with the sales In each of the list
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAvAHA Joly r. 1874
Exchange Nominal.
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&1O0 AND 10 PR. UENT ON SALARY FOR
Herald ofhco
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Wheat was dull ard nominaly lower, except for No.
ssshs !. ) g. ss 8 Ss
5 sss s.sss flssnS
sales % bushels sasos at from a ssc e. to c
& @ Gs S: aatss Sas
g5an sy% Iisi hs
DUH with rates ruling in favor Of sSippers 70 Liver
sI ' sssnss4d ss9' at ssa s1s IS
md; sobsSoG S a. and steam sG bushels
+
"a s%s des, Ps:nSt 70 SSsss!:
w i'm about s @ S1x5s Sb at
% % n or ,h Of at
Ha%baF$ steam s@ tons % divisions 4 ssr equal q
about y Sols Tsfned Petroleum at 3D. per SSl to
bark hsnss as pyi With SD abos
to an English ISLAND bs @fs
SssS al 70
300 tobacco and 800 packages merchandise at
pesa s but ss %
SssS S5sssx s and
ysaS refining Rian n. Sc Dc d.
S.v11 sIosssspisi,s tqsp.atne was n moderate re.
terms Today further sales 800 S6 We're We're I" heard
M s ss %spaod ao m s fs al at Is & ssas
isinss F9 da qus Ss ss
efs
k D % Sr5 was an 5 a Svs n S m Ss e S of
AUGUST SslSssy sss!s SS iSr August Ss
sales Of 90 boxes At lo%c nc tor long clear Bsei-
Prices we're s,esdy sales loot up paceasss at
~ y%a o1 e.%. s % an aI p4ins s mss,
tieIces sa4 for India mess and sae for extra city
@ nsa sss sas
Sou s 81 Gy '
The demand was only nSdera,s but the %aESe M rpled
= sSsIsgs SsIs a. ss ss
isiss @ z; sHa AND lbs uS ;S f% q 19ss.
market 70, refined oil was ,,as :, Dc
sS po a devey S up 70 August
ts 8 r. "a
IS 5s,. ss s n go aqs
ned =. fhiiadephia %oasrateiy active ana at the
Ss spos and sarIy Ausass ssis %ususi re-
."s ssss late % S sRi oFsfs
q o retrolenm % nc, Centre re. about SOC keuseyle @ %
SUGAR was steady with a moderate demand. The sales
Shds q Mnscoyado at pc, Is and is
stead Steady with fair demand io'.e ist ss%ds1s
4; l0%c. for crushed; io'.c for powdered . and
ing inferior to common 7c, 7lc. fair to good fair
nc TIC. good to prime. &c SIS grocery fair TO
1ugai, hhds and boxes, Nos 8 to Is, Size a9h.c; mo-
Ciayed-Boxes, Dutch standard. nos to 9 ne 7Ac.
% iSs IS IS a s vii @S. % to
i9ssc: Porto Rico-Reaning, eommon to prime, 7c .
SIC. grocery tar TO choice SIC sac. BrazilDutch
standard, Nos to II, 7,sc ne Java-Dutch stan
dard Nos 10 to II Sc. sMc Manila-Superior and
ira SUPERIOR, 71.c. a 7Ac.
RicRThe distributing business was fair to-day and
the market firm for botn domestic and foreign. The
sales foot 50 terces OF Carolina at from TIC. sAc
per b. according to quality and 225 bags OF Rangoon at
6lac. 6Ac. per Id.
srEARNE- We note sales Of 50 terces at I4hc per lb.
TALLOw ruled In sellers avor with sales OF $500 lbs
city at SIC sac. and 10 @ lbs out Of town prime &c.
WmsxEy y-Reccpts 1856 bbls The market ruled
rmer with sales OF 40 bbs at &C.. ut which the
ket closed.
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WANrED-A PARTNER WITH 5000 TO COM
w of the best pa wing ma turing busi-
ncsses. Address VI. NJ, box TE Herald ofNce
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MIR. COLFAx IN MISSISSIPPI,

aHe Declines Account OF Other En-
gagements to Accept an Invitation TO
Speak I'm Mississippi tn Aid OF Immt
Eration-A Tribute to tho Fertility OF
the State.
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The surplus Sl2t6l9 is entirely for the security of
policy holders being additional to the reinsurance tund
which alone affords ample protection
The loans secured Oy first mortgages of estate,
worth more than twice the face Of the loans TO
~. 4i6A7, considerably excess OF the total
liabilities OF the company.
The National and the Republic although under the
same management have not heeu merged. and the pre-
cedng statement Is the financial exhibit OF the National
alone.
The low rates the large capital the definite contract
aud the liberal policies of the National render espe
cialiy worthy the confidence and patronage the
public
Ohicers-John " Farweu President; L. D. Cort-
right and Paul Cornell Vice Presidents; J f. Crank,
Secretary John 81 Butler Secretary at Philadephia
office Emerson W. Peet, Actuary.
BRANCH OFFICE. ....................CHICAGO ILL.
Nos. LIST to 1853 La Saile street
where the business Of the Company Is transacted.
METROPOLITAN AGENCY,
No. "a Park row.
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STATE BONDS

were somewhat more active than on Saturday.
New York registered bounty loan was firm, with
sales at 1861. Missouri skies brought 92y. a 90,
and Tennessees 5 a SAX for new ex-coupon and
new series anu SIS for old ex-coupon. The follow
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

I.oNooW PRODUCE MAaxrr. .-LosDoS, ruiy H-Eyen.
ing-Insecd oil opened ~ CT 9S ana closed ~ E7 Ss
EN D. per tun.
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RAILROAD BONDS

were dun and generally steady Central Pacific
bonds closed at s7h sSk and Union Pacifcs at
s24 s2zS for frs,s, s0X q 81 for land grants and
Tx rs for incomes. The following were the
Iat taa. hida on the rerular call
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

RYDER-SEABURY.-l this city. on Friday, July
a. by the Rev. DIR. Burchard, PRESERVED NJ. RYDER
to MAMIE c. SEABUKY, both or tins city
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ItcsnS Of Interest.

Mount Ararat is u 900 feet above
the sea level, and l0,O0D feet above the
table land ON which it stands.
Dead languages are those which are
no longer spoken or in common use by
a people, and known only in writing,
as the Hebrew, Greek and Latin.
The first life boat was Invented by
NJ. Berniers, director of the bridge.
and causeways in France, in l777.
Watt was not the Inventor; he was
only the :mprover of the steamer
gine. The first attempt at y practi-
cal engine was made by the Marquis
of Worcester, in 1868; and in 1898
Captain Savary introduced his engine,
which was the first useful machine ever
form ed.
The sea is blush green, and the
Arctic sea is ultramarine and trans
parent blue to olive green or Opaque
in stripes, caused by animalculae and
medusae in countless myraids. In the
Gulf of Guinea it is white, and round
the Maldiyes black. In other places
it is red and purple. The solar rays
penetrate 200 or 300 feet, and objects
may be seen in the Arctic and West
Indian seas at $50 feet.
Garden making is now in order.
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The Ccmicnn :sl.

=
The. President Of the United States
sent the following message to Congress
relative to the Centenr al,ir sl"7
1 10 Me1Senute'nnd Horse q Rcp1rsd"j
'Tt.aye the honor herewith to sub
nit the report Of the Centennial
| Commissioners, and to add" a wor'li
the way Of recommendation. ,
There have now been international
Eypositions held by / hrae of the great
Powers of Europe. 1t seems ittiny
that the one hundreslh anniversary
Of our inlapenAenoe shonIl be mark
cd By an event tAaL viii display to
the world the growth and progress Of
a nation devoted to sreedo IN and to
the pursuit of fame. fortune, and hon
ors by the lowest citizens as well as
the highest. a failure in this enter
prise would he IepiorahIe. Success
can be assured by aron.ing public
opinion to the importance Of the occa-
SION. 70 secure this end, in my
Judgment, Congressional legislation
Is necessary to make the Exposition
both national aul international. The
henetts to be derived from u success
ful international exposition are mani
fold. it will necessarily h- accom-
panied hy expenses beyond the re-
cei|tS from the Exposition Itself. but
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= ss.t.ir q! ssntiQesnal1 :.s.

rs-E~ The formation OF rattioS upon
the tail Ct ?.,t''"s&ake is curio0.
pnenomenop. The notion that one i.
derrIoy4l every year is inrorr""'
YOUNG ones have been known to haE
six or more. sometimes two Of thel.
aruetr IN . >{h ,a year. Ine SKIN {
one tI<t was six feet long, now in Tie
mnSenm Of the Long Island histor-
cal society Ct Erook vn, has thrice"
ratt!es. paKav cited, in lS+2, t"e
No15on newspaper, published "r
B5iten, New York, which stated th,I
two mon killed, in thrae days, IN I'll
town of Eotton, at Lake George, ohr
thousand owe hanIrel and tour TAT.
tIesnak.s, s,mr 0! whi2A carried ttoin
fifteen to twenty rAltIe5. IheT
we're killed for their oil. The same
author states, en- the authority Of IT,"
C.}q,sIi4e .N,pn-i~" for Novenb'
I1St. that p rattlesnake was klilrn
ii tvin{ torty-four rltties, which seem
an incredible number. The nss ca
the sattles is a subject Of dlSrnss'or,
Tiev are evidently we'll developed-- -
pot rulimenteI merel y-and the co''-
cIusion is irresistible that they are o{
sesvjce to the creature. We cAnno~
suppose the organs which are con-
st,nt in class OF anmlls could EdN.
originated, il entirely un+"rvIc,'' '!a
-, ,.o ,,,+.. r. 'ratas as.,r \ uG,,..r
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Jane Jenkins was nillintr, '''' .....
a spinstur tall and SLIM
Who pll,ned herself on rluming hats
With plum"s ana ftatln is trim
She wore her hair in cork screw c,,rls; .
She. had ruby nosc;'f ..t-
Tbon ,h lluw'rS ana ribbons he dlsplayo'!
She had, alas, no hedNr. ~.
Her l;Hlc store was DER q store; st
She kept the latest styles; ...... 81.
Her bonneis all were Wreathcd in flowers,
Her face was sryatthed in SM|ics.
An old "founIation" she would take,
Then all her ;ut would bring
TO reconstruct Il perfect love;
a Senl, IA splendid thing.
How dcf,ly she would tie n E.
Though she was often tud:
The ladies all cried out, 'Oh N.Y.
When they her work admired.
But ala, she mourncl h,/'sin~Ic lot;
S'hr felt sh" was ;llSon-ht;
\ ryDi." yet sac s'gi,r1 tOr oN"
Who would hut count her n"u5Al.
Auspicion> fj,tc' at lengih Squire Jones.
4 imrhcpr tol oliorn,
4 mnlrA-m!in,lcd model man,
Comc in one pleasant morn.
Ills niece had s"lt bonnet down
10 be- "!onr up" straightwnv;
Ana hr must ret il without fail,
'''' D'''
JIr state, his r-rapl: oil ,hnt smile.
|, makes him feel 50 queer;
.Atd when the price WAS named to hin
''"'" "'' 1'' ~ '''" ''''''
Her bosom hcayrl with widest 10Y;
He shook with ya~.,o alarn,s:
S',. st.,nmrrr,] sirl,ci. then swo0n,I
away,
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In mushroom culture neither seed
nor root is plaate |.
The Ia a>tsalo,n at N,y,ort, Ind.
has been closed.
Sweet Verna al grass has y delight
full fragrance.
The Schuvlkul don't aT)rl tae
fishlnglt did twenty years ago.
An old hat, kIlel with earth, i:
nice to grow widoH plants.
Summer Is coming bv and bv.
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MORE New GOODS!
AT THE
NEW STORE,

South Water street,
Meclianicstown, Md.
DECEMBER Is, 1873.
COME ONE, COME ALL!
And see for Yourselves !!
A ND be convinced that we have the
"a fi,resa> incest and cheapest SHOES
ever offered in this market
-coSsIsTlSG IN PART OF
Ladies' Oil dressed Cater But Boot;
DO ditto i" Polish 4, dc
DO ditto French Kid lo d4,
DO ditto Glove Kid Bat Boot;
Misses Oil dressed Goat But Boot;
Do Gitsn Polished But Boots.
ChildrcnS' Ditto Ditto
DO Pcbhlcd Goat Polished hut boot;
DO Cater Silver Tipped polish do
lDo Glove Kid hut Boot, &c, &c.
All OF which we will sell at prices TO
suit the times. Tcrms-CASll!
dee 2o-aw J. J. HENSHAW.
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"A HOUSE AND not IN GRACE
HAM FOR SALE.

IT 4 NJ TVN NNIT.
l1-ANTED a purchaser for my pep
w ciHv, y HrWar 'srG Let in Gisccl'an
ltisatHo story and " half front and back
building two stories. Tic lot contains :
of an acre, filled with 4 choice variety Of
fruit, with a we'll of good water near the
hack door This would lea suit abb" place
for timer, stove dealer or Furniture
Shop, rs there is none in the place. The
advertiser viii sell cheap Ter CASH. i7"r
further Information address shc so'rs>TlbcT
at Graccham.
The subscriber still continues to
weave coverlets and carpets in the
best style.
EUGENE ]. GERNAND.
Jan 71.4w
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The rich est men IN Mississippi be
fore the Rebellion We're John and
Francis Routh, OF Natchcz. They
owned near 5000 slaves in Mississippi
and Louisiana. They are now SAID to
be among the poorest inhabitants OF
the great Cotton State.
The richest rlarteria Mississippi is
saii to be a coIor,i man named Mont
gom2ry, Formerly slav' Of jeff Davis.
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s9- A Thoughtful New Haven girl
put her mother in the Alms House,
before elopins with nice young man
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1874-11-28
WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY.

St Paul and Chicago Through Line running
through trains between St. Paul and Chi
cago-va Elroy passing through Eau
Claire, Baraboo, Madison, BeIoit, Harvard
and connecting in Chicago for all points
East, South and West
The only line running the celebrated Pullman
Palace day and night coaches between St.
Paul and Chicago
Westinghouse Air Brakes and Miller Safety
Platforms.
Through Express Trains daily each way be-
tween St Paul and Chicago, on and after
June 81, 1874,
Leaving st. Paul as follows Day Express,
daily, except Sunday, 9 80 NJ. Night
Express, daily, except Saturday, 1870 pm
Arriving in Chicago, Day Express, 500
am, Night Express $40 pm.
Leaving Chicago, Day Express daily, except
Sunday, 1927 am, Night Express, daily,
except Saturday, 500 pm. Arriving in st.
Paul, Day Express 500 am, Night Ex-
press, $50 pm.
Through tickets to all important points for
sale by j. W. KENYON, TEX Agt,
Minneapolis,
and by CHAs. THOMPSON, TEX Agt,
Cor Sd 4 jackson street, ST. Paul
WV. G. SWAN,
Gen1 Supt, Hudson, Wis.
+. B. CLARKE,
Gen Frt & Psgr Agt, St. Paul
G. r. BARNES,
Gen TEX Agt, St Paul. feb2l