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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-25
Anslan0ifdJe lleberfdt.

Nus Dem oeutiden &ei9stas bringt
uns Der telegraph Die Ta6ri6t. gismart
lei tranf, er babe es ,pieoer in oen Nsrren.
Sieies Nerpenibel oes 8unslsss bat bsmits
cine politii4e geoeutuns erlanst. Ilsba-
Der Die neue grtrantuns semsloet paros,
oadten mir slei6, es mijie .pieSer stipas
log lein, oas Den sroBen damn fiirbterli6
argere, uno uirfli1 tommt bintenorein Die
Na6ri4t Der &ei4stas babe bas
neue WiIitdrgeieb oermorien.
Sas lit freilib mebr als Die Nerpen gis-
nlards 81 ertragen perm6ssn, oarauf bate
er na9 Der Sranoreoe Moltte's entldieoen
ni6t gere4net. s8as ion aus Dem Reid
lueroen, wenn mitten i'm Jrieoen ni6t
100000 Mann fampfbeYeit aui Den Yei=
nen ltsben
Oie neuer 6abelna6ri6ten lauten
nun aber babin, baB Der Gei6stag ni6t
allein ben Srieoensetat BON 100000 ni9t
bewillisen mill, lonoern 100000 Wann
fiir geniiseno era6tet. 6reilid beiBt es
sleib Oraut bann ;oll Der &eidstas auiss-
LOFT ueroen. Dun oafiir miro li6 Sis-
mart wobl Speimal beoenten, einmal neil
er pieoerum einen fir feline ygterpen"
nidt grade bsiliamsn Watlfampi ;u
beiteben bdtte uno oas anbermal, neil
oann Sas Seer ieiner @etrsuen beoeu.
tend Sulammeni6melSen unS ibm
ieoe Soiinuns auf GrioIs Die grmee!aSe
paiiiren su iebcn, i6winoen wiiroe. Hun
oas Gnoe pom 2ieoe miro oas lein, oab
man obne r&eidstag4 regiert. Setannt=
lid peritebt ii6 Sismart leit Der yGonflict-
;eit" "'rebt gut oaraui uno er miro Oann iei=
ne mebrgeIoroerten 1900 Seecnoeleute=
nants nebit Den notbisen r@emeinen" uno
Die Mebraus9abe BON 13.63S.926 Sbalern
aui reiuise 3eiten" uno obne ,Srubel" ba-
ben.
Cine 9 SiBuns bes &ei6staSes obns
8ebanoluns bes nervus rerum. Der Sidten
ndmlid, lit nun einmal nidtm0slib. &aum
Inb Die Wertreter oes Gei6es Der Siege II.
Milliarben beilammen, taum 1T bas Sn-
rsau se,pdblt. 10 tau6t Die Seel6lansC
,pisoer auf Sie SasSelber weroen natiir-
lid beidlO1en. aber Der Hsi6stus oeutt II
Serr Sismard lentt. Die Ibseorbneter
mOsen bunoertmal bel6ieBen, Der Geibs'
taniler ertlart: Seim allsemeiner Stimm'
re6t fam i'd feline Siatsn sewdbrsn Joni
befomme ia oas Saus boil BON SOcial
bemofraten uno Mdnnern aus Dem Solt
uno bic fam i9 ni9t 9ebran6en. Sia
tsnloliStcit lit Elm eorrettiu bes allsemei
nen Wablre6tes. Wmo SieIes sednoer
uno an einen Genius setnipit, oann mol
len mir leben. SIM 8anossrat6 miro DC
Sel6lub ni4t sensbmist uno Die Ssrrs
Soltspertreter mdHsp Fd nit Srsibillst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-07

q co boxes q long AND short cIss, lots last evening
day Sooboses d Western long clear 70. .p sS
r e. SIC 90 boxes q light English cuts on private
!. long and short clear Tor February :. s'sc
JoS5s s g ss and T
wsrs placed at prices wtsa IN range Of g SO
s's s'j 1 s' sss d.
s. s:s: is M ~ ss
xAsss
s s,sasS A:H T. ~ Eos :ncfsa hams. s lbs
% p| H go Se. = lbs
@ aps . ne q sat do rs
IS1 Fss srd sis ss and -
s terce' for January qua @ neT 1 s FOR do M
a. x H.; &; & sS 3:
5. si Nc
ray sss9s :as %' s1s!:S r. me
both domestic and iorss1 aS sales Of 70
e.; e. o snS small 10 se Of ss at 80
SbG Of Louisiana a. i from sSc to &c. '''' Nv w
the o os s BASS has
iair good REFINING nuscovado We heard Of sales o.
S ~ @ s1 sf at s
changed 10 value and IN moderate request
s,sc TAR 70 good far he 7slc ;good prime. re
1ss e fISS s $ sh9lss
lasses hhda and boxes &C. &C. melado 4c 54c. Cuba
clayed-Boxes, Dutch standard Nos 10 GIG. 7Mc;
49, fs 7 e y sS nsis &c. g. io e.
Porto Rco-kefning Common to prime, 6Mc 7Ac.;
grocery fair TO choce 7Ac- ohc Brazl-Dutch stand
ard, Nos 8 to y, &c TIC. Jaya-Duch standard.
mos ~ e - SIC haniia-suDerior and extra
SEEDs.-Llnseed was inactive. but steadily held at
previous prices Timothy inactive and nominal
about ~ 70 $3 So Clover met with better demand,
with PRICES easier The sales to-day. foot up. about 100
sTr.nisE.-rhe market was dull Prime quoted nom-
TxtLow:-The market ruled steady. under fair de-
mand We heard OF sales of 76000 bbls of prime, at
71s Is hhds at T1c, and " terces Of common at To-
consummated in seed leaf with values not essentially
changed ihe sales include lW cases of Connecticut
crop 1870 at &C. &C. per h. 81 Of sundres, crop
1871, at &C. 40c 100 OF Come ctcut crop 1872
terms; loSS cases Of Ohio crop lss. 1t &c sEc IS
cases of Pennsylvania, crop 1872 private terms Ken
lucky steady and sold to the extent of 200 hhds at
from 6xc l2c Foreign quiet l00 bales Of Havana
realized from 7oc 2 aHc IS, per , ID. IT,.
erately active and decidedly hrmer We heard sales
Of 100 bbls At &c., 100 bbls At 9yc and $50 bbs a. ST.
closing with holders asking the higher prices.
W0ot.-Thcre has been STEADY fair trade during the
Past three asy Wlth hs maTSe ar ruling r% Ohio
XXX do at 6c 65c Sales were reported Of 5000 lis
Nc; 10 bales Of super pulled at 46c 30 OO) lbs Of low
Texas at i9c. 2c 5000 lbs or Texas at 2Hc 800 lbs
do 22c "a 600 lbs OF do 25c. $500 lbs OF Xu sraiian
&c., Is bales Of Oregon lc.; 90 bags super pusd
wool 5Dc. 175 ba les of Cape at from 35 S7Sc 25OU
lbs Of fall California; 81 bales Of California lambs 5000
extra and super pulled; and l0o0 lbs. OF Cape ali
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-07
DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALvEsros JAN 6, 1871.
aasls neesp
porsTo Great Britain, s45 coastwise Oa Sales, LOO
NEW oRLrAss,, Jan. g. 1874
sc sea osaa 's ss psdas
t ISes coss Gs l2 % france % ooasws ba
sales 5000; last evening 1000 stock 27isss 49, 1910
maains iss s,5o. good GraSary n.
last evening $500. Stock. $500 ~.
Cotton er meallns sss 4 lsssSi saR s.!s.
,. Cotton quiet; r %ddling lsc l5Hc low mddng
Ais bales Exports 70 Great Britain, 77 Sales 900
Cotton unchanged midains lsc Receipts, ass bales.
.p Tsr $ s 30 s .ss4 8, i.
sS % aSs al s % %s
sp a. g
d & ,@s
sa 70 ssns g: 1 soss
New York. 5Oc.; to Albany, &c. ,.,,
Imports for the last ,lhours Flour, 1879 bbs wheat
@ bushels s cats s Cor corn Ssss
%s:s1 vss s Wal ss:sS
ssi sa Slss ssy% Ne 9rNH
oS. % o ss :: %
bushels rowed Canada at 81 6 Western held
ssI;l Rs' ssssds SSaids Ssss
unchanged.
F1our-pemand fair and market arm, generally held
eighth higher sales OF extra spring at % 70 IS 70
Wheat opened iirm but closed dun and lower sales Of
No. spring at 81 "a; No. 2do, 81 Z3k, spot January;
q SsX February No spring sold stSI 70; rejected,
and easier sales Of No. mixed At 1870, cash
ary; 56Sc February; 6Skc seller May new do, Soc
Sic rejected old, &c. new, 491c. Oats in fair demand
and hishsf a. 40S foI spoi Tsbruary rejected,
Icy quiet and unchanged at 81 e 8 for No. fall,
advanced Is spots Sb IS February sis IS March,
Lard In fair demand and higher at sAc., spot 80 Feb
Ct shoulders 3, sNc, !oSse 1c packed short rib mid
meats arm; sales Of Shoulders At Dc short rib middes
Am sales Of good to choice at s. 70 IS So Whiskey
active and higher at s4c Receiptsl40Oo bbls nour.
600 bushels wheat $500 do. 4900 do oats 400
l5600 bushels wheat 5000 do corn l600 do OATS aUJ0
do. rye and 5000 do. barley
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-07
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Demand-FIour Eirmer-Wheat
Firm-Corn Firm-Oats Easy-Pork
and Lard Eirmer-Groceries Firm--
Turpcntine Ftrm-Rosin Dull--East
India Goods Quiet-Mctals Quiet
Freights Essy-Wool Firm-Whiskey
Decidedly Higher.
TUESDAY, Jan. Go p n.
The markets were generally nrm under fair
demand, and in some cases prices were trine
dearer. On 'Change nour was stronger and In fair
request. Wheat was strong, but closed quiet
without change in prices. Corn was quiet, but
nrm. Oats were In limited request and easier.
Whiskey was excited and decidedly higher. Pork
nrm and fairly active. Cotton was in good de-
mand for lots on the spot and quotations were un-
changed. For forward delivery business was
light at &c. per ID. ADVANCE. Groceries met with
fair inquiry, and the market firm. Petroleum wss
quiet but steady Naval stores quiet Metals quiet
but the market frm Freights were easy Wool met
with fair inquiry, and the market was firm.
AsHxs-Receipts for the past three days 81 packages
placed at 6xc per ID.
BUILDING MArERiALs-There has been q very light
business done in brick since last but values
not materially changed. We append former quota.
tons follows PALE, "a - Is per NJ, Jersey. 50 80
81; up river, IS rs 81 %; Haverstraw Bay, 81 Is
% rs; Croton fronts. brown Sl4 SIS; dark SIS el6
red SIC Si7 Philadelphia, s25 so $50 so; Baltmorcs
$50 500 Lots delivered were quoted thus Pale, s.
sc %, jersey s. -; up river, IS 80 25 Haver
straw Bay, 50 Is $40 Isl Croton, e17 SIS for brown
SIS SO for dark; $40 $40 tor red Phifadelpha sS3 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MovrY MARxSr-LoNDoH Jan. 6-l2 80 p. NJ
United States bonds, hew nves, lO3x. Erie Railway
shares, 49,; Erie preferred. Co. p. M.-Erie Railway
for the account s2N s2H United States 9yetwsniy
spatches quote rcntes at ST. 671<c
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKRr.-LlvERPooL, JAM $3.50 p.
MSaies on the basis Of miodling uplands nothing be-
low good ordinary shipped December and January at
lt16d dc. do, shipped January and February, 3d.
do, nothing below low middlin shipped December
and January at 3D. OF the sales today 1890 bales
American. Sales on the basis lof midding uplands
nothing below good ordinary deliverable February and
March nt I'D; do.s nothing below low middling.
uplands nothing below good ordinary, shipped Jan.
uary ana February, at 3D. do do shipped February and
March, At Lied. do nothing below low midding de-
Hverable March and April ut Sd. The market easter
but not quotaby lower. Sales l2000 bales including m
bales for speculation and export Sales the basis Of
mdding uplands nothing beiow good ordinary deliver
BE January e. "a; do DO. deliverable January and
Trade MAEoHxsrRR -IdvxRPooL, Jan. 6--The market
for yarns and fabrics ct Manchester IS steady.
LTvRRPooL BRRADsrVFrs ADMINISTRATION, jan g.
$50 p M.-The markell = quiet Wheat rs. i0d. l4s
per Genital for average California white and l2s. 3D.
Ia l0d for red Western spring. Corn, SIS 3D. per quar-
ter The receipts OF wheat the past three days have
been a. 600 quarters, including $4,000 American.
6P M.Beef s6slper tierce for new mess Cheese, sas
per for the best grades Of American ne Laid as
per cwt Bacon Ais per cwt for new Cumberland cut
and 3Ss per cwt tor new short rib mddiea
LONDON PRODUCE MARxKr.-LoNDoN, JAM 6-Evening.-
l2,<d per gallon TAllow, lls Sd. per cwt Sugar 29s
2ss Sd. per cwt for No II Dutch standard the spot
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1otns. ..AooS SD AVA
Included in the above 100 bales to arrive. For
ture delivery oasis low middng the sales have been
e. foowsg >, evening after three
1o9 q lSS so at 70 2Ss2c March, 100 q! s s6o
gethes Nay; a9 at y lSS Total 6S3 bales To-day up
100 as Is Mc go st $40 at February Oo
2 2eo al i Ts2s 100 q 400 M
at id 49, 100 as ls2.c 400 at 10 Ms2c.. s0O At
q 2e e. Is so 5isc,, lS9s 1889;
10 81 q lo9 at ~ ssssc 500 q is lsc UJ at
l6c, 200 at 10 l3i6c May si00 at i4c 200 at 3i6c.,
sWat Iie June, 2Soat l7'c Total so bales Grand
total 1880 bales Rates on cotton tO foreign ports
quoted as iolowsIo h 4. by steam by sail 10
3Sc BY sail IaS 10 sIemsn by stem a. BY sail
TIE receipts at The Por's s were ssss bales
Shsreston lbs Wilmag,ops e. Noriok Ios New
%, 082 This day last year q, 0g7. ,fl0, 80 NO, II
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Receipts-Flou 20 1Ol bbls;
wheat, i39t4o bushels; corn. 10 $50 do; corn meal
1OJ bbls and as2o bags oats, "a 100 bushels barley
under iair inquiry for shipping GRADES which
l0c l5c dearer The sales loot up about 10 800 bbs
embracing all and including $500 bills extra state
for February ats7 saN rs Corn meal continued IL
bblS at - 70 Tor Jersey, - 80 for golden ear "a IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-07
THE FOREIGN MARKET.

Hr THE FOREIGN MARKET
Late cable dispatches state that the rate OF dis
count In the open market for three months bills Is
sx per cent, which Ia x per cent below the Bank
Of England rate. Consols for money, 90 q % 1-le;
do. for account, s2X s2K; 1ve-twenty bonds OF
1885, DID, 1861 1861; do, 1857, 1o7K 1o7<; ten
forty bonds, 1o4X; new nves, 1OaX 1osik; Erie
Railway shares, 43K 431s; New York Central
shares, 92H ok. American securities barely
steady. Prices In Amsterdam were as folows:-
Central Pacific. first mortgage bonds, SIX; Union
Pacific, first mortgages, TAX; Union Pacific stock,
81 Northwest. preferred, osX; St. Paul. preferred.
COX; Erie, ~.
The following are the earnings OF the Chicago
and Northwestern Railway
lS1Z... $685. 779
1879. 0l9,5Ol
1oCdl lucTeaSe... $l59 I'll
June 1 to December 81 seven months) -
1878. 9,0019S1
1ACIeaeo. $l.Ooo ~
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WSest was but closed quiet at about 81 81 No. O.
Chicago * H and 9 9, for Mwsakse The sales were
Gs SssssS I'd
Il 3 $ 81 ma %ns
.Sost sSS ana % s ;ls, .ns
" &C. ed
ss%snd sac. bushels al ss ss0s
S DO Sc 20 a1 S't 10 choice
Wssr %nsd closing Arm arr
iS Sssss IN S W . 50 et sss ena
FsnSans.gusines in berth fseiahts hs. been moder-
pers In the lines there was comparatively
th ssse s
%sss S ~ 4as IS
hhds Of tobacco at as, $40 bbs pork AZ g. 1850 boxes
Clover - ssS o
IL sn g. sa q a g To Ct s
e Sis GLASGOW steam No. ts ssss
AZ ps Sn a. e 81 bars
Cork or orders e ,he United Kingdom, sIO0 quarters
sss's e
s.4p o& Ss e SS4 s
S,5oO bei;. Of refined do a. bark, chartered
said BEEN
chartered arrive tho particulars Of which
o e marke. has ruled quiet and prices are
Se heavy aysrasss NE s Tor lshs ' Cal.
Hass wsns %a4Hss a FOR i emp inactive
but values were not essentially changed Mania quoted
soS es%9 e. sso j as
Hay AND srnAwThe demand has been moderate and
the supply fair Prices were not materially CHANGED,
a. sw-Ions rye IS .s per ser tom; short So.
Hors.- Trade continued slow and unimportant Prices
growth ise SIC old &C. 'i isc dsiiforns,
fIsp H. sSs S. ssy.sEtsai Began sIss = s' '''
sss
ssss goa s %lasi g. s @ sefExy e.
a s Sln s asszy s s %ISa ss4ssss
All Sscf H. ss ss sn. cisp
&C. SrSp &c. asfss and ss
'ss sss 1S,e S. Inc sq e.. currency o.,
ana value; wsIs sS nsssss sSsnssd
tent, but the market was, nevertheless, arm. We
sisysd cs &c; DO, msscOvaao rsan Sf sio ss
En- EnssS nSS M New r Ssa seG ss s Eli
olS crop New crSp New Orleans Soo 49, a,,. :,
ssd
sS A. 10 sl0sf sa a middle hs
iron-fhe market for Scotch pig remained ouiet' with
quotations. folows:-cEsntos III per ton; Glen.
ssans M ':snss; r. A"sa
Eass and S snssss a s %o. 81 o s9a M
ss ss sfE An SSs a. s S
gNc gold trsis &c. sa cog so 10, for RSa
q 81. isf III sSslsss I,'s, s
NAVAL sroxxs-The market for spirits OF ,urpenane
exhibited rather more animation to-day, and prices
mere quoted steady hs sales ug
Ct s2hc asc Kosin was dun both Tor the ordinary and
% ns soe G D
!ss e. s;i';::.s e: s5
OIs -Lnseed met with moderate jobbing trade and
ssy sass h.G ST " S
sEaas q 70 Tor natural winter, 81 Is ior beasned.
Sp :. % s
and &c 7oc for beached. Menhaden In light
ias fs@ . !, a. dss. q Ton Ss q e.
continued inactive and nominal; quoted ct I3sSc Tor
spotor balance OF moAth. Crude in bulk also mac
sassa IDS shSps crude %ss
steady at lcc. Cases met with moderate inquiry and
entirely nominal al about s,sc Tor city Reports from
rhladephia were o. dull market with values quoted
s OF POT pon Spoi
vices were as follows Soil City, quoted - Isl rdoute,
housewife sid Later Sn, We heard Ss s.Iss in New
York OF 800 bola Of high test for prompt delivery at
E sDs sO p s0 iSr early sssSsy 20
nscssyes; cgs "a meats 2sss do lard, 5000 eels and
spot sic so bbl for February a. SO Is Zoo bSis
prime 81 ss.a S sSls POO 90 %
Bacon hrmer and In fair demand; we heard of sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-07
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The legal tenders outstanding to-day are
900 an increase Of 2ss since yesterday.
The total disbursements on account Of January In
terest to date are $Ss40.0oo The Assistant Treas
urer paid out to-day $643 900 account OF interest
and $685. 900 in redemption OF $50 bonds The GUS
tom receipts to-day 1894 00O The Treasury bal
ances are:-Currency, ST. 900; coin, $50 $780, 6Oo
certificates, $so.lO0,OOo. s.i III.
PRODUCE EXPORTS
The produce exports for the week were a, o0s 1885,
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm, with more ac-
tivity in the latest dealings United States skies,
1881, registered, l15X 116; do. do, coupon III
117K; do. hve-twenties, registered, lI2x; do. do,
1852, coupon, 1l3k l1sX; do. do, 1884, regis.
tered, l1Sk; do do, do, coupon ia do. do 1865,
registered, 1l41S; do. do, do, coupon, 1l5x
1151s; do. do, do, new, registered, nay; do do,
do, coupon, new, 1153i 115X; do do, 1867 regis
tered, 115A 118; do. do, do coupon, 11sK Q
1851; do do, 1858, coupon 116h; do. ten-forties
registered 112 l12x; do. do, coupon. 112x l13;
nves, 1884, coupon, 1l1X six per cent Pacific Rail-
road bonds, 113 113K.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
continue dull The sales at the Board amounted
to only $4,000 Missouri skies brought ok, and
Tennessee old, 80. The latest bids were as fol-
lows missouri skies, ON; do do, Asylum or
University, 90; Tennessee SKIES, old. 80; do. do
ex.coupon, 60; do do, new, 79X; do do, new, ex-
coupon, so; do. do, new SERIES 90; Virginia sixes
deferred, 10; Georgia sevens, new, 50; North Caro-
lima skies, OLD, January and July, 2e4 do. do,
April and October, "a; North Carolina fund act,
1865, II; do. do. 1ses,s17; South Carolina skies,
January and July, s; South Carolina fund act 1866,
12H; Arkansas SKIES, fund, 80; Arkansas sevens,
Little Rock and Fort Smith ISSUE Is; do. do, Mem
phis and Little Rock IS; do do, Little Rock, p B.
and New Orleans, Is; do do, Mississippi, Ohio and
Red River, Is; do. do, Arkansas Central Rail-
road, IL
RAILROAD BONDS.
An active trade was reported In railroad bonds,
the market having been firm in tone. The pnnoi-
pal dealings were In Union Pacific hrsts, which
sold at s314 sax. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds were In good request, and
brought IS. Sales Of Chicago and Northwest
were made at s9>S; do. nrsts at l0Ok, and Alton
and Terre Haute income at Is. Central Paclncs
were firm at 9SX. The following were the latest
hidS.-
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Of I'VE and SIX per cent. Prices for commercial
paper are substantially unchanged. The loan Ger.
tidcates Of the banks outstanding remain at
$3.50, Ooo Foreign exchange closed dull and weak at
asa for prime bankers 90 days. sterling and asa
for demand.
GOLD
was unsteady, moving from nix down to Ill, re-
covering to the opening ngure and then dropping
to l11K with the close at INK The rates paid for
carrying ranged from i-32 to per cent the latter
having been the final rate.
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OFFICE OF WIN. @. WATSON 4 SON, NO SoH
~ Broadway, New York, January l87A-Thc copart-i
nershp heretofore existing under the firm OF WIN
G. Watson Son has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent WIN G, WATSON,
EDWARD J. WATSON.
The business OF the above nrm will be carried by
Edward J. Watson Co, -
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L GALVESTON, Jan 6, 1874.
Cotton quiet and steady demand moderate ordinary.
portsTo Great Britain, 1,345 coaswise LOO Sales LOO
Stock. i082H. ,r rflI tl-t .I.1 ian rI.4Eh
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Money on call was easy at the closa nm the basis
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EXIsTIN3s
i under the firm name of Green Blackwell 4 Co.-thA
following being all and the only members interested in
PROFITS See rnership paperO Albert Green onehalE
W. b. Blackwell one-quarter and Harry Lawrence
euarter-was this day dissolved the undersigned
drawing the advertisement In the Herald, January &
u NEW YORK, Nov. 4, is7s HARRY LAWRENCE.
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Cotton unchanged; middlinS
Shipments 80 Sales, l,OOl

Flour steady; sales of LOO
spring, 80 for amber winter, 81
$40 tor double extra. Wheat
choice white Canada at 81 So &
kee club at 81 % Corn steady /;
Barley Arm sales, 6,0O0 bushels
2,6N bushels do, on priv ate
Quinte at 81 s. Corn meal, 8
for unbolted, per cwt. Milltee,
shipstuffs, 422; mlddIings, $23
freights-Fiour to Philadeiphis
Ne W York, JOc. TO Albany, &c
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LfINANcrAL--A FIRST MORTGAGE oP $4,000 FOR
IL sale Building on Faton street. Brooklyn worth
ts600a Address n. O.. Herald Office. = =
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LNoR sALE-A SEAT IN THE NEW YORK STOCK
~ Exchange; price S67s0 Address A. u, o., box 10
Herald Office.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
The Temperance Movement.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-The women's
temperance leagues nave received Mayor
Johnson's proclamation forbidding street
praying before saloons. but have not indi-
Gated their future policy. A meeting Of all
classes OF citizens, sr which 800 people
were present, was held IN Exposition Hall.
tn. night, at which speeches were made by
Judge Whitman, Judge Taft, Rabbi Llli-
enthal, and others, IN behalf of the license
law. resolution was adopted that Ju-
dlcious license law met the wants OF the
times. and was the best solution OF the IL
uuor -traffic question. The women's move
ment was spoken Of respectfully, though
condemned by implication.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-03-31
A $4,000 Diamond.

The New York Diamond Company exhibited
yesterday the largest diamond ever imported
into this country. In its rough state it weighed
so carats. The designing and cutting of this
gem were done personally by Mr. l. H. Her
in the South Africa diamond fields, and valued
in the rough at $4,000 1t lost about thirty
three per cent. in the cutting, and is now
valued at about $4,000 1t is not for sale, but
was exhibited as choice specimen of n new
branch of industry established in this city,
which has so far advanced that it now rivals III
results of workmanship the best efforts of the
diamond workers of Amsterdam. Five months
time was occupied in the cutting, and the bri l.
liant, although slightly OF color, being OF de H.
cate straw shade, Is marvel of beauty. Whe q
disturbed by any movement 1t seems to pour
out new fioads of light, until the eyes are daz-
zled by its splendor.-N. I Journal Of Commerce