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PgBLIc BALE OF SCHOOL PROP

In pUrTuEnee Of an order pasted by De Board
Of Education Of the school District 0! WheeE
Ing. Ue VII again ufer d pahlle ala e he
ooaEt Bo1Ae u Ohio o0gnty, on :
O. THURsDAY, septsnbsr "a. 1874,
begtnnipG u ioo'elosk A. 4, lot No, I, with the
banding thereon. except lie ball, GioTos AID
furniture eonIGined theftin, Eud also lot No :
IN equAie Ho. - eaid lots ne heated On De
corner Of Jacob md RouFteenth Itreeta, and
row used b. he Third Ward School. 4,
Immediate poseeGston win Be giyGn OF ne
meant lOt No. Z bat the Bosrd Of Edaeati0n re-
serves TIE right 70 occupy he school baiidinR
90 lot No. ], and retain posaeaGlon Of the zane
unn The new behool bIndlrH now beinR eIn-
st1uetRd for Tie Steoud md Third WardS IhEH
Be completed nd ready 20 oceupy, which win Be
Gboat Tie lst Of April is7G M
no1ey for lot 10. 10 be paid IN elsn, and the
h1lA1ee = two equal payments q 0ne Gnd teo
ye.rhs with interest fron The day Of Ille, TIE
deiered pAymenS 10 Be secured b. Deed Of
Trust o. NE tile REFINED uutil N the purchase
money 10 paid. Payment for lot No l vii Be
made IN aeHEh nineteen and thirty ono nontha
iron day Of sac. beAyihK interest fron he Lat
day q April, is7s, and 70 Be STARED Is Above
Il ihsIDts are sofa tDErthsE. Ne rSlatiIs rAIns
o. each 70 Be nntlllt Igtsed upon By the par
chaser and The undetsigled. -
-z--3 y @Il''-I J. 4 HALL, =
Preaidsnt Bead of Bau :Ati0a.
=. =, BlcKREs Clerk - n :. ! TF-1.l
EuS J. @. HRRYKY, Arettonetr.
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NOR SALE
TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of Deed Of TrTst mGAs By Robert
B. WOODS 10 MAIN ffaEtee. beaFine date De Selh
dIy q January, 1856. and recorded IN he Geek .
oate o. Tie Comfy OUart Of Orb eouhty n
DEED Book No, 81 pAeO -, lIhAu O
SATURDAY, he 3Ilh dIy or oeiobsI, 1874,
=, Ae frolt doR q ne cosrt Heass q ohto
eOGlty, e - O'Clock A. II, oGG for nls e pl6-
ie Baetion The following dea1ibed reAl estate,
lying shout ~ miles n6rth u he city Wheel
Ing % tn 0AlL Ads d tka Ohio TiTeEs bGlng part
Of The A ?. WoodA dee'd, home tArn, having
trult q .ihs az IidS q IN e6ntJ rod ana
ooa1dlnf tseseca = poleL AEe exieneilg back
q land egHetnG nd lDeilainR lpjf SeIes o. coal.
Alio. 8 strip o. hnd 10 keet WidS md Gbeut 80
poles long Tunntne Abn ~ santhUnStem oorEs
g q - trae. 2 Tie EVes, being Ne nOFSA hAi
fIEn o. s1II-one- hind caah ana ne bal.
Enea IN ar and twelve nnatht, Oses1oG ~ DEED
q IIsll !, 81 BRADY. Trustee.
Al the sEae TINE Win b offend toF Ale ii9k
1eres q coal lying imnediElsly back d u
Ab0Te d61zibed tuEt q land. rssFI
aus BOBERT B. WOODS.
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MLHERhTNa FRl[ALK COLIRaP

~ ADJ UU9IOAI CONBlRVATORY
win open TUI1pAT, SeptenbsF /. ia -.
tOrAhiD Of Prof Herman EhelinE ard Prot :
Roe, JE, VIII 9pI6le 6lsiItEnti. 1bs Pa; II
Of 1nstTuettn VII ineln6e the tXpefisttsi
teachers Ct he past year. PlpB VII hs =,
oaiVel tor Vocal o. IHIizunaaAi Nnaie, DnI.
ine RAlHtlrg. RreneA O SeEnEn. 70. tArzi Q.
PfeGid0t, Bey. WIN q. NORTON, o. ~ RtJ.
]. b CLARK, Head OF Inst1ut don. rs
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IL ETAANY COLLEGE
VIM OPEN her
HIRFY-ROURTH HR89InT

WIN OPEN her
THIRTT-RoURfH SESSION.
Monday, 1slh SeptsnbeT. ts7L co1rEel q s,ssT
are adjusted 70 suit The TGEiea parposes Of ~
prod ent Eeh 9lEship in Ara, Bclennes Ird l.,
tera- special courses Ir0 arranged fos Proiss.
EionA s1dLnts IN KnEineeEinR, PrLetiei PIN.
Ei1 ard Chemistry, with Emple trI,rtrr r. u
ued tngHGDenis md Apparatus. both Ia held.
work and In the laboratory
lBoarding N eiu6s iIoa g tot3 pr vest And
q private boarding houses iron t44 70 {, lea
week.
Rur particulars, sgnd for cataloee TO Ptat. c
L Loos, Or VI. Z. PRNDLBToS,
lftt n -" q p. p PrefideIt
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Taken twice OF three tines DAY, viii pseVent
any hekusStaIt may Erite from drinking TOO
much water or toomHeh eIpoGuTe TO the Tun-it
tones up and strengthens the stomach and tbs
whole system. For EAle .!
EDMUND BOOKINGS PHARMACY.
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co-PAR7NRRsHIP.
TIE undeEIiEned have this day formed Co
partnerhhIp, under he Arm tEme Of c. UslebGy
d BonA, VII eontinue The Wholesale GFoeSry
Trade u the old HtAsd. Thanking oar fr1ends
for thelT past liberal patronage, We hope By close
AttsntiUn 10 business 70 merit enntlnnInee OF
the SINE. e. 0GLEBAY D bORB.
WHEELNO. SeptemheE l. ISL sepi !.
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New Tea Store.
V. B. HALL & SON,
Have jarsrSoeivsd aitA.ir Store,
No. 1909 Market Street,
OPPOSITE HoLURE HOUSE.
TAo IAaEss. and finest Stock q
81 I en- s.
Ever offered .. rettl in this city. PufehAsiDg
fOS eash from InportsB Ne are enabled 10
Bell By Refill At Wholesale Prices.

In addition 70 The above ne have some finer
qualities not heretofore offered IN this MARKET
Ons-fouIth pOand saupIe PIekAEes o. any Of
shove sent By mail postage paid % Eeee pt Of
price. Any quantity desired securely packed
and containing fall weight Of Tea, IEnt BY nail
per poahd SdditoH1l for postage. %
V. B. HALL & BON,
Gu49dGW i1OS NArketst, Wheeling. v. Va.
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MRS CB sMYTHs SCHOOL FOR
-L1 GlRLs-L tDAslCy InEtttats BuiItfnE. 40,
o 20 nc W tuosiA, NIL reopen Eeyxnsyf
gliSh and H1themAtitI. CDtt1 n Nott
LApgaAgts taught b. Dr.. MGyer, ClS1Is, =
Driving and PIiI ting 81 Ma GiIkiSSo5- g
Rog ilrthef InfOEnGt3ou oall Il - FtTiAs,..
0sAMHHythiSoE19uf e1Foa NJ tNh GaCt,.,
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educational.
VI. JOsRPH's ACADENY.

Ct. J0sEPH's ACADEMY,
~ Coz PorRTIxHTH AID EoBV s,
M tutes 81 tki1 Ens;itutioa Win h. ,,,,r,.
% Tuesdty, ktptsnbef Isl PIrsntI IFs n IT..
ed 70 Aeed IL tALl1fl pnuDpt j. 4 At ~ elts...
nay b iauy orELnlte4 iron he oonnertsn,t,
A prtUihR ClAit viii be ope1ed o. he IN !.
uhleh pepli Dot AttsAAlnG he tebool VII \
fmltted. TeEnt pa nnaYtfF Of e,eTen WrtF
g %. Rntranes % IttiI STREET
AN sISfRRS or AZ. JOSRpp
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=. \ BlcEELs cisrf - " - =.
Eat5 &c. HRRYKY. Anetionetr.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
NEW JERSEY.

The Patrons OF Husbandry OF Cumberland and
Gloucester counties will hold grand reunion on
the I'd Of next month.
band OF gypsies recently neeced the young
men and maidens OF Hacketts.ewn out Of 500 for
fortune telling alone.
An escaped lunatic from the Trenton Asylum
named Louis Riker is now perambuating the
woods near Mendham, In Morris county.
The grangers OF Salem county ami Others who
may wish to join with them will hold a demon
stratlOn at Whites woods, near WOodstown, on
Wednesday next.
fire broke out at an early hour yesterday
morning in Yates pottery, at Trenton, and part of
the building was destroyed. Tne fire was the
work of an incendiary. Loss 81 600; fully insured
The total number OF persons employed in the
State in the manufacture OF silk Is 3,4O8, whose
wages amount to 81, 139, ASS annually. The amount
OF capital invested Is $5,497,4l6, and the annual
product IS SIS, 5,6l59S3.
brace OF notorious desperadOes named Edward
M. Moore, alias Conkling and Sidney Straway
have been engaged extensively in the work Of
horse and wagon thieving in Newton, Sussex
county lately Moore has been captured and
lodged in the Newton Jai. ana 1t Is reported that
Straway has hanged himself
1t is strongly suspected that John Anderson, q
prisoner now confined in the Morris county jail
for shooting at an officer named Haight. Is the
murderer of the man Debeau whose body was
found recently on the railroad track at PomptOn.
A bloody shoe knife which was found near the
murdered man has been proved to be the property
seen the possession OF Anderson on the night Of
Debeau'S death.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24


were generally quiet during the week, the busi-
ness being principally confined to meeting the Or
ders of small investors at home Ten-i0rties con-
tnue be favOrites with this class OF buyers, the
improved prospects OF funding the entire six per
cent loan ut no distant day obtaining these nve
per cents increased iavor. The result has been
slight advance in the price OF these issues. The
rest OF the list was without noticeable feature.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were firm during the week, the inquiry running
prin cipaly in the direction OF the Pacific issues.
which seem still to find large favor among the Ger
mans. 1t Is looked forward to as being one OF the
results OF the present government funding opera
tions that a fair proportion OF German capital
now in United States skies VIII find its way into
these bonds. The conversion of Union Pacific in
comes into sinking fund bonds Is said to be pro-
crossing satisfactorily.
SATURDAYS CLOSING PRICES OF SrOCKS-THREE
western Union Telegraph, TX Tx; Quick
silver, 27ts 29H; dO., preferred, 80 q 80; Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western. 108 a 10SH !;
Pacific Mail, AK AK; New York Central, 1929
a 1925 Erie, 322s 33; Harlem, 125 126; Lake
Shore, 747. 74ls; Union Pacific. 29I q 2os<;
ferred, 81 SIX; New Jersey Central, log 1865 !;
Chicago and Rock Island, 102 1925 Milwaukee
and st. Paul, 38H 36E; do. preferred, SAX 54x |;
Toledo and wabash, 37h 37l4; Ohio and Mlssls-
sipp 25b 25A Hannibal and st. Joseph 251S q
264 do. preferred, 80 81; Co. G. and l. c., 12zS a
The New York herald., 1874-08-24

own, but Advances. worid seem 70 indicase tnat
there is somebody as anxious 10 get IN. The
amount OF TITS stock sold last week would scarcely
have been taken by the average operators In the
present market at advancing ngures
coScKHsrso LAsE sHoRE
there A. more and more gossip each day a. TO its
condition ana the prospect OF iis earning a divi-
dend tbis fall. The ''oears" would appear TO re-
gard AZ a. sort OF MaiaK0n TO the sebastopol OF
the whole railway list. which. n successfully as
sauited, will open 70 them the way TO q general
attack along the entire line. certain TO
result In victory Tor them. They snow rather
too much anxiety on this head. however.
as though the wish were not alone iather
to the thought OF Lake shores inability 10 earn
dividends. but that the thought had no more sat.
isiactory foundation 10 rest upon. In the absence
OF Official data all stories positive deducuve
cerning Lake shore, are TO be received with eau
ton. In connection with TINS subject, and that OF
RAILROAD EARSIsGs
generally and current statements. it should be
borne In mind that. while these often show fall
ing OF In gross receipts as compared with last
year, yet as this has been year OF great economy.
In which many abuses involving serious loss 10 the
railroads have been corrected or set aside. this
falling OF in gross receipts u often accompanied
with gain In net receipts. This economy should
be taken into account TOO. In estimating the pros
pectve profits OF the roads IRON the iall carrying
trade. AT the close on saturday. as usual, the
the week. The subjoined table gives
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
BROOKLYN.

There were 5sl persons arrested during the past
week.
The tax receipts during the week amounted to
$2o9l5 Al.
The poce made descent on policy shop at
No. so Union avenue, kept by Robert Cox. The
books ana papers we're seized and Cox was locked
up TO answer.
matches at the residence OF Mr.. David Stark
No. 25, Bridge street, set the house on fire and
caused damage oil about $40. No insurance.
quarrel occurred yesterday between Dennis
Hodge and Michael Smith, at the residence or
hodge, No. Al Columbia street. Hodge, who struck
smith on the head with a large stick OF wood,
wounding MIN very badly, was locked UP 10
answer.
A crowd of rougbs were acting In o very dis
graceful manner on the corner OF Nevins and Bal
tic streets yesterday, and were ordered of by
o,,cer Hayes when Francis Dempsey and James
Ward commenced an assault on the ofhcer. beat
ing HIM severely. Tney were arrested ana held To
answer.
A contractor named Joseph Howard whose
residence Is In Putnam avenue, was arrested
saturday evening on complaint OF John Gal
lagher, Poundmaster OF the Eighth ward. Cal
iaeher charges him with passing on him worth
less cneck on the Commercial Bank or Brookiyn
ior the amount OF so, Ia payment Tor two horses
OF Howards which Gallagher had smut UP In the
| Pound.
fhe mystery surrounding tue muroef vi tuc
Italian rorrina, who Is believed TO have been the
| leader OF a gang Of counterieters, has not yet
| been cleared up, though the detectives have
worked energeticaily 10 secure the authors oil the
crime. The two Italians. Mandala and Filpo, are
snll IN custody, out the officers nave no positive
evidence duplicating them IA the tragedy.
Rev. Father Francicl, of ST. Peters church, at tn
| corner OF Hicks and Warren streets. YESTERDAY
| called the attention OF his congregation Il
the noatlng deht OF the Catholic orphan Asylum
| which amounted TO $4,000. ST. Peter
| church had, he said. advanced S2,5o
| toward dcfraying the expenses OF the debt
| win the understanding that the congreca
| ton was 10 refund the church. so fag he ha
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
LONG ISLAND.

The Methodist camp meeting at Jamesport COM
mences to-day.
The gas work at A. 7. Stewards Garden City are
now in operation and the streets are already
lighted, the lamps being kept burning throughout
the night
The Local Visiting Committee OF the Queens
County Institutions will hold . meeting in WASH
ington Hail. Hampstead, on Thursday next, 27th
lnsL, al three O'Clock p. NJ.
grand regatta, IN which three crews from
Hunters Point and one from RavenswoOd contest
for the championship OF Long Island City and
purse OF 500, Will be rOwed on Friday next
The body OF a drowned man was found in Charles
Raynor's fishing pond, OF Sayvile. on Saturday.
1t proved to be that OF workman In John Rogers
factory, known as Frank, native OF Bohemia. IL
appeared AT the COrOner's inquest that ne went In
bathinp and got In the channel beyond ms depth.
Clock, rom New York for lshp, laden with brick,
when OF Jones' Inlet on the 10th inst struck some
obstruction; supposed TO he submerged but noat-
ing wreck in ten iathoms OF water. nearly throw
Ing her on her beamends and knocking on her
centreboard.
The school Commiss oners of Suffolk county give
notice that competitive examination for the State
scholarship In Cornell University will be held at
the Court House in Riverhead on the 3lst inst.
School commissioner Lincoln, OF the First Assem-
bly, district or queens county, VIII hold examina-
tions Tor the same purpose at his oiice IN Glen
Cove on Thursday, Friday aud saturday OF ths
week.
Mr.. Eugene Lincoln, School Commissioner or the
the First district OF Queens county gives notice
to the teachers In his jurisdiction that he deems
intemperance. the use OF tooacc0 In the school
room, q slovenly personal appearance, or filthy
school room, suficient cause for revokng either
state or local certificate, and VIII act accord
ingy during the coming school year. He proposes
TO VISIT the schools on Monday or wednesday OF
each week.
A large number Of people witnessed an inter-
esting boat race at Sayville on saturday Tor q
silver cup, offered by the people oil the place. The
entries were the Eureka. Captain Edward Smith |;
+. Louisa, Captain Frank Green; Jennie, Captain
Ed. Terry; Messenger, Captain n. Brown; q
boat belonging TO Hiram Lane; Little Elmer. Cap
tain w. q. Rogers, and Skylark, captain John
| Suydam. The distance was ten miles, to The west
OF Babary Island. anu back TO the ing point.
The Eureka won in IN In'. 15s, beating the Little
| Elmer by one and a half minutes.
About hal-past nine O'Clock on saturday night
fire broke out In the upper story OF the large build
ing known as the Paviiion, on the Merrck camp
me ting grounds. and but for timely discovery
! would have destroyed the building with all the
restaurant nxtlres ana bedding belonging TO Mr.
| Smith j. Noe. VINO occupied II during the camp
meeting season. candle was kept burning on u
| table, and by some means set fire to some light
| clothing hanging near It, The Games, which had
communicated to the woodwork, were quenched
| with considerable difficulty. The loss was mainly
| In clothing belonging 10 Mr.. Noes family, upon
| which there was no insurance.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
NEW YORK CITY.

The New York Medical College for women COM
mences its regular session October 13.
The Mercantile Library reading room, having
been thoroughly cleaned and painted throughout,
will be reopened tomorrow.
City Marshal II. r. Conkin's transactions for the
past week consisted IN granting 1913 licenses, for
which he received $325 20.
John Hecker was arraigned at the TOmbs yester-
day, and held to answer in default of $500 ball. for
stealing shirt bosom, valued at thirty-nve cents,
from William A. Fannings store, No. 226 Bowery.
Joseph Nolan, residing at No. 200 East Seventy
sixth street. while attempting to jump from the
front platform OF Second avenue car fell, and the
wheels OF the car passing over his leg injured him
terribly. He was attended by DR.. Tarnayo and
sent home.
Thomas Farrell, aged twenty-one and residing
at No. "a Monroe street, was committed at the
Tombs yesterday for attempting to steal cassi-
mere suit and wire figure stand which was
placed in front OF Kenyon PettIts store. Nos 20
and u Bowery.
Mrs. Margaret Turner was accidentally shot by
her husband while sitting on the steps OF their res
idence No. 34S Cherry street. on Saturday afte r.
noon. The charge entered the left root and ankle
INJECTING severe and painful wound. She Was at
tended by o nelghooring physician.
James Dwyer, OF No. 81 Mulberry street, while
walking on the roof OF his residence on Saturday
afternoon, was approached by an unknown man,
who. after asking him some trivial questions,
drew q knife and stabbed him IN the back. Dwver
was taken to the Park Hospital. AS yet the
would. be murderer has eluded arrest.
Martin II. Brennan, OF No. CAB East Twelfth
street, was sent to Bellevue Hospital on Saturday
afternoon by the police of the Eighteenth precinct,
suffering from q stab wound IN the right side, re-
ceved Juring Difficulty with James Kennedy, on
the corner Thirteenth street ard avenue A. Ken
nedy was taken into custody and gave his resi-
dence as Fifteenth street and avenue A.
While railroad train was passing the corner Of
13Oth street and Fourth avenue on Saturday after
noon o number OF rutlians who infest that neigh
porhood threw several stones through the win
dOws of one of the passenger cars. Thomas f.
Bray, OF New haven, was struck on the head by one
OF the missiles and so severely injured that the
tram had to be stopped and the wounded man
taken to Bellevue Hospital
An attempt was made on Saturday night, in o
West street car to assault Custom House Inspector
Kibbey, who short time back seized $1,000 snug
ged cigars at No. 10 Rector street, presumably by
two men interested in the enterprise. The fndi-
vldual who was taken for MI. kibbey was o mild
and Inollenslve German, who protested that he
was not q customs officer, but this did not save
him rom black eye and several rapidly given
blows m the face, after which the asSailants Sprang
out OF the car.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August g. 1874
mtdding i6Jsc Net receipts, l6y bales Stock 2 1875.
NEW ORLEANS, August % 1874
Cotton quiet and unchanged; mddling. l@sc Net re-
osp'i g.. Stock. aS S" iSOfi ''' '~ ~
Cotton UNCHANGED; middling, i6c. Exports coastwise,
70 bales. SAFES, 90 Stock, 3sa6
Exports coastwse, isy STOCK, Ash
CHARLESTON August %, 1874
Cotton quiet; middling l54c. Net receipts. 81 bales.
Sales S'' ''0'A WILMINGTON, n G. August 90 1874
spirits OF turpentne drm at 3l,lc: kesIn steady at
81 yellow Dip and s. virgin steady
''s-'' oswEeo, August q. 1874
Flour steady and in fair demand EN- sSHs Zoo bn, @
Mssas S GDlss aSS No.
% Com Mssa %ss nsas sSed s
y ireghts Glc corn &C. to New YORK; lumber,
e to hs S a. q g Nsw Of aGT Iafs rs
shipmens-3oO $40 bushels wheat lllOO feet OF lumber.
BUFFALO, August p, 1874.
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours
Flour bbls wheat l2so75 bushes; corn g. t00 do
6bs Ea a Ss
%ssssla Sssa' ss sSrS IS SS is
% Is Sassss
,rns at 3 81 IL
SasSss at sc az mSsd DO Is
Arm: Canada. 81 50 81 90; Western. 81 cS a 81 Is
o''e' "''''' ToLEDo. August q, 1874.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat duh aud lower; !;
No white Michigan, sll7 amber Michigan. 81 iOs;
CASH ST lUs ST. II, september 81 l2f, october; No
red, 81 49,; No. do 81 10 cash 81 io,s sepiemeer
81 l2 October; No amber Illinois III lUla. Corn dull
and declining; high mixed 69lsc cash and August; 69c
September no grade, 631ac dana ged Csc. Oats ad-
vanced c. a. &C. closing quiet; No; AT i6sc; No at
4ic. cash; 45c, september; white &C; Michigan t4c
ana ,nc changed ReceiptW heat IS 900 busheis corn,
220OO do; Oats, 1905 do. shpments-Wbeat 6s,0O
bushels; corn, 10 0OO do, and oats, ll,0J0 do.
CHICAGO August % 1874
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat active and shade
lower; No. spring yyc. No do gtc, spots g61ac.,
August: g4c september No do, 9D5sc. Corn steady
No pixed S5sic bid cash, August aud September 6jc
buver September; rejected 4ac. o5Hc. Oats active,
higher and unsettled no. Eat iihc cash and August
Sgs.c. September. Rye Arm and IN fair demaDd No. :
al s4c, Barley dull and unsettled; No 2 spring., alc q
ST closed at &C. spot; yc. Sac september. fork IN
lair demand aud firm Ct s22 7Sa S2s, cash; So 70 a
i4Ac ll5Sc., September; Bulxmcats active and higher;
shoulders BIC sac. short RIB middcs, l2c Il Nc
short clear middes, l3c. 3iac Whskey SIC. irechts
Unchanged At three O'Clock p. NJ. wheat closed duh at
9jsc cash and August; 9Sc September; corn quiet at
65sSc,, september; 6Slsc. 6eAe buyer september
do. $500 do oats 5000 DO rye and 1909 do barley
do. corn, SO, 90 do oats and 1900 do. barley.
The New York herald., 1874-08-24

THE FOREIGN EXCHANGES
have been practically undisturbed upon slight
business The general tone IL weaker as If antici-
pat,na the early advent OF commercial bills drawn
against future cotton and grain shipments. Re-
spcctlng these staples, while the reports received
all sustain the previous expectations OF large
Yield We have the same encouragement OF healthy
market abroad, although it may be ct lower
ngsres.
ruE LOCAL FEATURE OF THE WEEK
was the revived animation In the stock MARKET
White this could not be said 10 have reached sucn
a degree ss to Justify the term an active Market,
still the character Of the operations was such as
demonstrated the market 10 nave. at least LOT the
present, escaped from 'bear" control, although sun
subjected TO 'bcaru Influences. The most actlve
stocks On the list were Western Union, Union
facinc. Lake shore, Pacific Mail. New YORK Centrai
and Rock islaad. The whole weeks business
registered an advance ranging rom u to 2N per
ccot. Tie latter advance was made IN ROCK
Island. which led the upward movement, and
whose officers are said TO he buying the stock.
Next came western urion, which advanced "a
per cent. Lake snore AZ per cent, the balance OF
thc isst advancing u to ~ per cent. noticeable
feature Ia
THE WESTERN UNION DEALINGS
Is the very large sales OF the week which have
created suspicion that somebody heavily loaded
A getting out OF the stocK. while the fact that In
the face OF these sales the stock not only held iis