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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-08
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-F10ur Firm-Wheat Ace
tive and Firmcr-Corn Steady-Oats
Unchanged-Pork and Lard Firmer-
Sugar I'm Demand-Conce Dull-Molas-
ses Steady-Petro1eum Steady-Naval
stores Dull and Easy-Metals Dull
Freights Quiet-Whiskcy Unchanged
Wool Steady.
TUESDAY, April 7-8 p. NJ.
The trade movement was somewhat accelerated
by the action Of the Senate ON the Infatlon bill
yesterday. and the committal OF both houses Of
Congress to that policy, with all the probabilities
favoring the conviction that the President also
favors that ruinous scheme, his numerous declara-
lions TO the contrary Notwithstanding. The
plighted faith OF the nation having been broken
and all barriers to Imitation broken down, there is
nothing to prevent still further departure
from correct principles and hence 1t is feared that
the country is about to be launched upon another
era OF speculation, which win in all likelihood have
its elimination in another financial and CONNER
cial crisis like unto that from which it has not
tirey The volumes that have been written
the immune rable protests which have been uttered and
the many petitions from the financial and commercial
which have been forwarded to Congress and the
Executive against the policy OF imitation but TO
have melted frmer determination the part OF our
national legislators to rush the Imitation bill
through in its most Objectionable form. On
Change to-day -four firm Wheat
frmer and fairly active Corn steady, with
a good demand Oats steady. Whiskey
steady. Pork and lard were decidedly frmer. paricu
larry the latter, for forward delivery Freights
firm. Groceries dull, with the exception of sugar
which with good demand at prices favoring the
buyer. Cotton quiet and steady for spot but suf
fered decline of Nc. h. for FUTURES" Petroleum
in moderate demand the market opening easier but
closing steady Naval stores were dull and n order to
s Be- any u a ssvf nas
goods likewise. Wool was only in moderte demand but
AsaEs-Recepts the past three days 100 packages
Pots in fair lobbng request and quoted steady at
BUiLDISG MArERIALs--There has been no essential
change in the prices Of brick and only moderate de-
mand aoss snS s s
ssss :5S 3,
$5 SIC and SIS SIS dark sis si7 and sis $50
Tor red Philadelphia atioat and delivered; SIS So
i Sslvsrea Bamore oat $50 ana SD aaoa
The inquiry i9r lime was fair and the transactions re-
We quote -Roekland common 81 10, and do lump, 81 IS;
State 81, and finishing 81 50. Cement was un-
II snd for q e any
IS Is s. 50 for Portland Laths were only IN limited
demand and quoted steady at 81 10 tor Eastern other
Book CoRS-The market was quiet, but nrmer
&c. llc. green brush and stalk braid &c. a l0c
new red and red tipped at SC. q &c.
values and the transaeens We're eonned to osng
parcels We append our former figures, as foiows:-
psraiilne, &c nc sdsmantns u, Il and Is or, isc.
coaDAcK-A limited business was reported at steady
c per 10 do bolt Cn rope yarns sc se tsrrsd
COTTON on the spot continued quiet but firm We
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SUDDEN DEATH IN THE STREET.

While walking on Third avenue, near 137th
street, yesterday morning, a man, comfortably
dressed, and carrying umbrella, fell to the side
walk and almost immediately expired. The body
was conveyed to the Tairty-third precinct police
station at Morrisania, where IL awaits identlnca-
ton. Deceased was about i've feet seven inches
TALL with gray hair and side whiskers OF the sand
color, and about slxty-nve years old Among
tincates OF ten shares OF stock each In the Guar
dian Fire and Marine Insurance Company OF New
York In favor OF Nv. k Mcdonald; !" also deco
OF property transferred by "Osmon kelo
(widower) to james ). Bangsn Coroner Mier
was notified, but no inquest had been held ~
late hour Yesterday afternoon,
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future delivery ' Oasis low mlddas5 The sales sales have
g sej HSsf Il at 30 at
20 at Is 7iGc 100 short notice. 5 at Is ls3sc,'
@ s hGT. notice at At q se short = I nscs go
il s isc At SO AZ 10 isise at Sssc.
IS a Il ise,a 81 s. lSe 81 Is SsIs
is s E s So i fs . S = !,
isou a! Side July 100 at i $3.50. at II i-i6c.,
100 a. sc 100 At 7se TO- at . y SIC Total 800
quoted thus TO Havre, by steam, lc by sail &c 10
Hamburg by steam, lhc; by sail, Ne 10 Bremen, by
I It. S s s at To me per By
bales New Orleans, 267s Mobile, ass Savannah, SIS;
Ghare;ten leSi Wilmington M Norfolk sa7; New
day last week. 1907 This day last year, 6sO7
.CoTrEK-The market continued quiet for all descrip
only TO note sale Of 2os bags Rio ex aerrimac at
2lc Messrs. william Scott sons in their Giro ular of
this date report the stock OF no R.S as Or
i0sa New YORK 32 29l Total l56O6s bags We quote -
Rio ordinary cargoes l9c fair do 20tc 2o,sc.
sS1s 'R for los &C. er gou & g. and dsg
credit: Java, government bags 25c &c; do grass
s asuayr s osySn Sc e e III DO
&c 24c Mexican &c; 2s,sc savaniila 2lc. Nc.
CorPER.-The market firm, lake closing at CSC.
cash. The sales for the past three days up
Flour AND GRAis-Rece ptsFlour. IL s4s bbls wheat
$500 bushels corn 1866 go do corn meal 800 bbls. and
BAGS oats go bushels s sarey 1900 rye $50
The sales since last report aggregate about 1880 bbls,
inciudns all kinds at prices within the range Of our
only note sales Of 80 bbls including Jersey at s.
81 Is Western at 81 - 50 and Brandywne At 81 IS
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL g. 1s7-TRPLE SHEET

Psssa
Trieste ith 100 bills and 5000 Of refined peiro-
ss SS Win and Sss 81 d
AS fspss + the ss 4, i
Swedish bark rom Ph:dsiph!a K the German Baltic,
rom Do With Nth Sfansa d f0 do
Ggsns The demand has been Tor sma u mimi
ai ~ M iss .a'ss e is Sol
s.s S snss.s ssd SsSsi
All ss.s .sss s out s:' Z
prime h as s .ssa s.s been ss ss1ss
ssr Rssns s9rs eSs
@ clover 49, assc salt Ia hay 5os Sis,, 75o.
ana 81 sssi is1 ost s .,.-, .n,,..,.n,. o,.n.s
sn confined % s FOR
%snts & american
NE 81 sis Sss e. ssvsis sase
.1s % Ssy per n
. .ssss u esss' ssslss sAss:
sss o sfssa s.''e
.n ;ss c amsrc surrensE oF sa%soilla
asraesibo sailed MarsoaSos Dry iSs a, Ss
s.F::|s:S% e. is:!sS
ssIisd ssc. lsc;; Ta@pso, as; s2c Vera o ~
Rio Hache iec BogotA 2sc: 2sHc; TrHxilio akes
i lSs siS s,S sSv .,ssS
Ter, Hc. and do do, dead green, 1skc. cash. gold.
IRoN.-The market since our last has remained ex-
and but little inquiry disposition mamie stsd 70 oper,
extent nominal we quote :-American, No, S5 1885,
do, No. $50 $S3 Jorge, SIS 90 $Sl Scotch-Coit.
y 50; EgIlnton. sT ss7 g: ran t English soS
LEArHER-rhe demand for hemock sole continued
good both from manufacturers and for export Market
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April T. 1874
Cotton dnll light demand good ordinary, l4Jsc. ;
middling, l6,sc Net receipts, & bales Exports TO the
Continent l,5J5t Sales 400 stock. 1890
new ORLEANS, April T. 1874
Cotton-Demand good mddling, l61sc. low middings,
BE 1924 Ordinary iiAs ordinary: nhS Ne, re-,
Britain, 2,J0 sales 3oOJ last evening, 4o0o Stock,
223,US4.
SAVANNAH, April 7, 1874
Cotton-Buyers and sellers apart; midding 16hc.
Net receipts ol5 bales; gross $40 Sales, Ola STOCK,
H,593
WfLxrNGros, N. O., April 7, 1874
Spirits OF turpenine oiet and nmina 81 4l<c. Rosin
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CQRONERS' CASES.

A Violent Observation-Disclosures Stats-
ment Required.
Coroner woltman yesterday morning received
Information that Martyr Blank, German forty
two years Of age, was lying In 81. Lukes HCsp,:a
Blank was admitted to the hospital deiirous, and
remained 80 TILL yesterday morning, wnen ne was
resforad m righteousness. That the injuries were
the result Of violence seems clear, but whether
they were caused purposely or BY accident must be
Determined by the Coroner, VINO was requested 70
take an an to- mortem statement.
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Shocking Death.

Theodore Youngman German forty-two years
or age, was almost instantly killed At No. IS Water
street Yesterday afternoon. He was at work hoist
ING barrels up through the natchway when two
OF them, slipping from the sings fell and struck
MIN on the head. Deceased lived in Ninth street.
near avenue b. Coroner Woltman was notified.
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Death OF a Lunatic.

Yesterday morning Coroner wotman was ra
ouested to hold an inquest on the body OF John
Gross. A patient in the New York County Insane
AsvIum Wards Island, whose death, IL Is alleged,
resulted either from strangulation or apoplexy.
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strong at 81 ~ for strained Crude turpentine stnadv
At - for hard, IS for yellow dip. Tar steady at "a

strong at 81 ~ for strained Crude turpenne stnadv
At ~ for hari - for yellow dip Tar steady at a.
OswEco April y 1874.
- IS for amber winter - Is for white winter 80 rs for
soass s15s on Wheat da sales go bushels white
quiet; sales two Western slc Barley dun and
lower; sales 1000 bushels Canada at 81 76 Corn
81 % for bolted and 81 90 for unboted per cwt Nfeed
unchanged shorts, $2s shipstufs S26 miGdings S28
York loc to Albany ySc. Receipts 1900 bushels wheat
Flour steady Wheat active and higher az 81 ss for
No. spring u 0x No. do spot or April; 81 263
May; No do, 81 l9H; rejected, ~ ~ CORN steady
62c for No 2mixed regular &C. fof strictly fresh spots
sssd Sd So new sSss Dat: steady isr
iectea &c. Rye steady at coke No q regular bee
W 8 r saa ~ stssss a. p fols
excited prices higher 1t opening, but steady ct the
Pct s M demand :sa
and unchanged no sales Whtskey quiet ct 92,Ic CSC
Receipts-0000 bbs dour 1900 bushels wheat $4,000
do corn 81 900 do oats 5000 do rye and 1000 do barley
HAVANA MARKET.
Exch:nss, nominal On London 100 premium spanish
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE MARxEr.-LoNDoN April 7-Evening
Linsced OIL E2s Is per tun Spirits turpenrne. S I'd.
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for the purchase of Q2S hundred and twenty-five
Bonds the being portion OF 80 bonds authorized
TO Re issued by an act Of the Legislature o. the State Of
California entitled AN concerning certain
tons Of the city and county OF San Francisco ap
proved March H. 1874 and upon the written requisition
of E. l. sullivan. r. Butterwortb and William Alyord
Park Commissioners dated March l6, 1874
said Bonds will be of the denomination Of 81, each,
payable In thirty years from the LIST OF April 1874 with
interest at the rate OF six from the
30th day OF April 1874 interest PAYABLE semi-annualiy
the LIST of October and LIST of April each year. Prn
cpa and interest payable in United States gold CON- and
In this city and county.
The faith ana credit of the city and county of San
francisco Is pledged Tor the payment of principal and
interest in United states gold coin.
Bidders will state the rate cent at which they will
purchase said bonds payable in United States Id coin
Each bid must be accompanied by ten cent of the
amount bid tor either by certified check in gold
No bid will be considered at less than ninety per cent
OF the par value.
Proposals TO be endorsed, proposals for Park I'M
provement Bonds" JAMES OTIS, Mayor,
Nj. ASHBURY, Auditor.
@. HUBERT Treasurer.
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CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY
San Francisco. March "A, 1874.
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
of the
city and county San Francisco
Sealed Proposals will be received the Office of the
City and County Treasurer, San Francisco until
"Wednesday, April 30 1874
at IL O'Clock, noon,
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Eirst Board-1O,3O A. MI.

l2lls 5000 US 500, 81. b C 10Y
h i,ss. 1900 do........,.... ioH
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HAVANA MARKET.



A UGUST BELMONT 4 co.
"A Bankers. 10 and 81 Nassau street.
issue travellers credits available In all parts OF the
Me@ra De Rothschild
and their correspondents.
Also commercial credits aud telegraph transfers Of
money on California. Europe and Havana
AT REASONABLE RATES-XONBY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securtias Insurance Of all kinds effected with best
panle2 j. J. HABRICH d CO., III Broadway.
4 STOCK PRIvILEGEs-$so FOR 80 SHARES 500
The only safe method Of operating In stocks on limited
Bankers and Brokers' 50 Wall street. New YORK
-LAPsLEY BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD
6oupEk sEn M sen nHNsERs Or HHR
EXCHANGED OR RESPONSIBLE PARTIES; STOCK
OPERATIONS MADE AGAINST APPROVED CON-
TRACTS; QUOTATIONS. FURNISHED. EXPLANA.
TORY CIRCULARS, WITH REFERENCES, MAILED
TO ANY ADDRESS. LAPSLEY x BAZLEY,
. BROADWAY.
A TTENrIoN.-OwNERs OF STOCK IN DEFUNcr
tomac Copper Company, Isabella Copper Company
Florence and Keyport Land Company, Edgeworth Com
pany. Portsmouth Dry Dock Company, Illinois State
Bank and others Of similar character, may hear OF
purchaser by addressing WESTERN AGENCY. box 723
Post office, New York stating amount OF shares repre-
sened by each certificate Certificates OF 100 shares or
less preferred.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

The following are late quotations:-In London
Unfted States fve-twenty bonds, 1865, old, 1O97s
do do, 1867, 10Sz New York Central, 80; Erie
preferred, 601s. Paris dispatches quote rentes at
50f s7xc. Frankfort-United States dve-twenty
bonds, 9sh for the issue Of 1862. Amsterdam
Central Pacific, first mortgages, 79a4; Union Pa
chic, first mortgage, 72x; Union Pacific shares,
32s; Northwestern preferred, 63; Erie shares, "a.
TIE MONEY MARKET.
Money commanded the usual rates on ca-to
wit, and per cent. Foreign exchange was
unaltered at the close, and may be quoted at yes
terday's prices.
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nNE.HALF INTEREST IN A MANUFACTURING
~ Business, paying large pr0nts, ior SAFE Apply AZ
2i7 Roerum street. Williamsburg
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MEN WITH CAPITAL-&Sn TO $50 O0O-CAN IN.
M vest It, with services established businesses, and
that have been investigated by US, .o.
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Railroad earnings during March

S~ "~~"' oiay vi MAiCu III c6cn year.
Earnings from January to March 81
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L,OR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-ON ONE OF THE
most prominent locations on Broadway, up Town, .
ished business SIS per day good lease ana low rent
Address Cft}ARs Sax West Thirty second street
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second BoarSl-1 p. NJ.

5000 US 40 G 3D. I2Os. $1,000 Cs $40 c. IT,. 100
900 ~ '6l n. Igss 1000 Ua $40 c. g. BIC 20
u 5.h a Il
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SALES AT THE EEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

roe weeks only Of March in each year
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19
n WAIT.

There are some peISons who can not
wait for results. In school matters this is
particularly true, A system of public
schools must have time to grow and eStab>
fish itself. This can not be done in a day.
1t will take timo and labor and effort and
money. There will be opposition to a
school system as bag as scldsh mau live
III the State, or as long ~ men take selfish
views of education.
Ii any one expects school System to
be carried on without money he will find
himself mistaken. There must be officers
to carry on the n acbinery, let it be ey>
er so simple. These officers must be paid
too, and paid well. One says "Lot all the
money 60 to the children. We need no
officers. We use to have it done that
way. The schools were good enough then.
| ike the old way of doing things" lgnOr-
ance like sin breads the light.
Any thing with some to keep the masses
in ipnorSnue
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19

Scholastic population of the county
5,059. Number of teachers employed
50.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19

The effort to build up good schools in
the country is meeting with encourage
ment, II the school system succeeds We
may expect the country schools to take
the lead. The tendency Is ia that direc>
ton now. a little more encouragement
is all that is necessary to make the
try schools superior to the town or village
schools. If the teachers we're efficient the
country would now have tho advantage,
but the wan: of competent teachers is in
tue way of rapid Improvement. As soon
as the people see the necessity cf compe>
tent teachers in the schools they should
apply the remedy, They may under
stand that the standard of teaching will
remain comparatively low 50 long us poor
teachers are employed.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19
ALOUSL
A Young Girl shot by her Lever.

johnson Rourke, about seventeen years
of age, q residence Of flower Penn's Neck,
in Salem couaty, n. j., was an ardent
admirer Of Miss Elizabeth Lloyd, about
the same age. and living in the same
neighborhoqd. A mutual affection SEEM
cd to exist between the tive, and it Is re-
ported that they were afianced. One
night last week a social gathering took
place at a neighbours, where young Rourke
became madly jealous of the lady, aud
started for home unusually early. Miss
Lloyd, accompanied BY a couple of gen.
tlemen, left soon after, in q carriage,
which was passing through a secluded
spot when the sharp crack Of a rife
broke the stiffness, and Miss Lloyd threw
up her arms, with a scream. al am shot p
she exclaimed, as she was caught in the
arms Of Ter terrified escort, who put the
horses to their highest speed, until her
home was reached. BY this time she had
gained her s%elf.cOntrol, and bidding her
friends good. night, walked into the house.
Here her pale looks alarmed her mother,
and she had barely time to announce that
she had been shot when she swooned. 1t
was then discovered that the bullet had
entered her back, near the right shoulder
blade, and passed around the spinal col
umn had lodged near the left lung. No
attempt was made to probe the wound by
the attending physician, as he feared a
fatal result. Young Rourkc was arres>
ted, but maintained that the pistol was
accidently discharged by slipping upon
the ice. Miss Lloyd's situation is ex>
tremely critical, and it is scarcely pos
sible that she can survive the wound re.
ceived.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19

Men Of mark are men of work.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19
Wet weather is good for rumor>tism.

Wet weather is good for rumor>tisn.
Daughterculturists-a good mamma.
Full Of holes but will hold water-a
sponge.
lmpossiblo-to ask a man to stop a
minute.
Work has been suspended on the
Christian Church.
A largo party of emigrants left this
week for Illinois.
Family Groceries are increasing won>
d%erfully in our. town.
Jonesboiough, at present, is without a
marshal. and still We are happy.
The Sheriff sold several tracts of land
at the Court House door last Saturday.
The Nightly pirouettiug of young men
may yet result in catching a jail breaker.
The Hols,on Methodist Office with all
its contents was destroyed by FIRE on the
night of the llth inst.
The crinoline an~ti-whisky crusade still
RACES at Greeneville. One saloon hold.
ing out faithful to Bacchus.
James j, Atkinson has completed the
new arrangement of his business house.
His rooms are large and convenient.
The wheat fields are striving "to look
gay and green with the most promising
success.
Rice has been grown in this county.
". X. Miller, Esq, raising tw%enty>three
bushels to tho acre.
There are now five candidates for
Sheriff; and as for Trustee they are sim.
ply uncountable,
The crazy woman. lately confined in our
Jail, has been taken to Carter county to
her friends.
The Masonic Hall. at Fall Branch, was
sold last Saturday BY the Sheriff. Mr..
James llaws was the purchaser. His bid
was about 81 100.
Shelby T. Shirley IS raising a company
Of one hundred laborers for the Gotten
fields of West Tennessee. lie wants to
leave about the 10th of March.
A Board of Army physicians will soon
be sent out to the various places in the
United States, where cholera prevailed
last summer. They will probably visit
JoncsborO','
We daily expect to hear of the recb'
less boys who swing to the cars as they
move off from the Depot meeting with a
fatal mishap. Such an occurancc might
be useful in warning nnd lettering the
rest.
The men of Jonesboro' are an ill>mau,
hered set. As soon as the Post Office
doors are opened, they rush in pell>mell,
crowd the small boys and prevent them
as long as possible from getting their mail.
This is certainly very annoying to the ju-
v%eniles, and a stop should be put to it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1874-02-19
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