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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

The summer term of the civil dis
trict court of Dallas county, Judge H.
Barksdale. presiding, and Ed. g. Bow
er, Eco, district attorney, viii COM
mence On M0ndsy next, June lat
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

THs city debt OF New York has in
creased over thirty million dollars
since the overthrow Of Tweed, under
the manipulations of the present quasi
reformers,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06
II MT -:

Mcrssrs. Richard II. Grinin, Advertising
Agent, No. South street, Baltimore Mu:,
s. NJ. Pcttengill IL Co., y Park row. STGW
8O7 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, grr anlS
auly authorized to contract Tor adNrTt,i,s,e-
ments for insertion In the DALLAS hEh-
AID, at our lowest rates. ,,..
Gs-Messrs. Dashicl ~ Waters, Bankers,
Kaufman, are authorized agents Tor TIE
HERALD In Kaufman county.
ROT. NJ. Smith, Esq, NJ Lcwisyllie Deh,9h
county, is an authorized agent for the DALI
LAS HERALD, and money paid to him on
Ouraccount will be duly acknowledged by us.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06
and Classifying Veterans.
From the Galveston News.l

More of the veterans recently met at
Houston than will, perhaps, ever as
ssmhlc together again, They came
ftosn every part Of The greai state they
founded and established-notto ride on
railroads, not to seek or accept hospi-
fatty, nor 10 get a ticket TO the state
mir, 6ut once more 70 look each other
In the face, to clasp hands and freely
and joyously to talk over, to each other,
lie eyentful phst--ths log cabin and
-, S'-'-TS of Texas in their asso-
eisijon. we can afford to honor suv-
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

The weekly Press, new paper start
ed at Terrell on the Texas Pacific raiit=:
road, twehty-seven miles east of Dal'
las, is a nice and well conducted pa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

A MILWAUKEE boy has swallowed
half a dozen steel buttons, and his
mother doesn't have to scream for him
when he is out on the street playing
with those Cluckerson boys. She just
brings q magnet to the door, and he
flies to it like a needle to the pole.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

VERY sincerely we lament to note
the death, a day or two since, of j.
JEFF. League, an able lawyer of Gal
weston, and native Of the city of Bal
timOrp
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06
WEEKLY HERALD
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY Bi
JOHN w. SW DELL S
II &c L. NJ -:

Subscription, per annum, In adVahce"""sI e0 ~
Subscription, six months, '''" ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square (tcn lines of
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GH-Our charge for announcing y acnhulIite
for any office isslj, payable inNarlapiS Wheh
the unnOumCeme Is inserted.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06
Chairman Executive Committee Third
Congressional District.

We append to the above call for a
congressional convention a table show
ing the vote to which each county Will
be entitled in the convention on the
usual basis of one vote for every one
hundred votes or fractions of over fifty
cast at the iasf election ior the deino-
cratic candidate for governors
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

OUR'representative in congress, Hon.
Roger q. Mills, sends US the speech of
Hon. John Hancock, of Texas, on the
Indian appropriation bill. 1t is an
able document
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

A TELEGRAM dated Austin, May %,
says that friends OF the prisoners re-
Gently killed in the Bell county Jail,
threaten retaliation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

THE Sherman Courier says that Colo
mel DeMorse, Gf the Claarkksville Stand
ard, viii be candidate for congress in
the second district.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

A LETTER from Austin to the HOus-
ton Telegraph, says that General Rob
ertson, superintendent of emigration,
will remove his Office to Houston next
week.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

THE saw and grist mill of Mr.. James
P. Dumas, In Grayson county, was
totally destroyed by fire on the night
of the Dist instant.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

THE editor of the Denton Review
takes a whole column of space to tell
his readers that he got thrown from a
horse and didn't get killed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

THE United States house of represen-
tatives, on Wednesday last, passed a
bill removing the political disabilities
of Admiral Raphael Semmes, of the
late confederate navy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

WORK on the Dallas and Wichita
railway will commence in earnest on.
Monday.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

WORK on the new court house at
Sherman, Is to be commenced at once.
So says the Register.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-06

SEVERAL new enterprises are in con-
temptation in Dallas, which will add
greatly to its resources.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
The STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

Loypos H,roh 2l230 m-Cot'os for money oad92ls 70
IN, account g2i1dg2 Central 95 Ere Ral~Ay
A3i.a43, DO Preferred IS United States TenOry bonds lO3 =
Pan, dispatches quote Rentss at 5Si Soc. $500 -
LyERPooL March 2-l2:30 m.-Coton 10 dul Mddlng Up
l,pd, 7sd; Mddhnr Orleans SIS sales 1000 bales ineiudni
1000 for speculation and export Cotton 10 arrive ltd
besper Of Mddhns Upand nothing below Goo
Orn shipped March and April q, 7'd do do deliverable Ma
and Jane. at 7s4i 90,
Iospos March 2-1 D. m-Bhe Railway shares, 434
LoSDoS March 2-23O mEne Railway shares, 43ada3 =
Paris dispatches qnote Rshes at 59f Sc.
LUEapooL 30 80 MOI the Cotton sales TO-DAY, 74OC
hale, were American: the basis Of Mddlng Orlsan,
nothing Mddngs shipped March and Ap at ll6i
Lard 43i y ewt a.,
Bsnk Rsg.nd balance dJ 365OOO Psrs dispatches quote
L"spos March $3.50 p. m-TaIor, 1916 peut
Lospoy Mneh. 90 80 D. m-Bhe Railway shares, 43di3a
Par. slsp,t ches quote Rentes At 68L, 25o =
PM,sKposr M,ren 2U Ryewen bonds 9SSs for the is,u'
Of 1862. n,
Petroleum l2bl2Lf y gallon.
AsrwrRP 2-Potroleum, 81 2L for tne Pale American
LospoS 2-Bvenng-Spis Turpen,ins opened az "a
.pd closed At 33 a " OIL 229 81 929 " n ton
LTyEHPooL March 2-BVenibg-Common kosS, IiQ7J oHt
C1oy,r s,el 40 d5Ui a. ewt. for American red.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
COTTON RECEIPTS.

CrScisV,r March Cotton dull; MdihnsS 5e receipts
63l bIr,; Shipments Cos bses consumption. 100 bales stock
1879 b1leA
MOBILE Ma-h 2Co:ton qnie, and Mdiing 10 r; net
receipts S bales exports coisIsse 30 bales sar oOV bai
stock. 5S.il2 baies
ArGUr, 2CotiOB dull MddnG I5c receipts sos bales;
sales, go bales.
~ lou March 2-Coor-1othing doing; prices nomn,y
changed MddLg 800 bales; shipments, sos bales
CHATLEsrOS March 2Coton quiet; Mdiing l5dl5 Sc Low
1856 bales exports 1900 balesj coawise. 727
bales; s,es 800 bAles stock. $500 bales.
BUsIoN 2-Cotton du Mdngs l6as: net receipts, II
bales; 1928 bales to Great Britain llbJ bales
sales 200 bales; stock 5000 bales - .
HuapELPHI, March 2.-Cotton Guet Midlng, Ice; Low
Ordinary l2i4e receipts 525 bales gross 5G3 bales
NEwDELEAss March cotton dull and hid1ng, 10 si
Midiling l45 Good Ordinary. l3ls-; Ordinary. lie
0jlS bales. 1897 bales exports to Great
H. 439 bales the continent 1922 bales cosstws 29
baes sales eco bss last evening 27O0 bales 'soek 3loU93
bales.
LoursvrtLR March 2.-CottoD quiet; Miidnus. l5lsc
MEsPBIs, March 2COloa dull and unchanged Low dd1g,
1i0 IL l2 receipts S4S bales: khipmeD 2GO2 bales stock
80 iGS bales ~ -,
eeps 80 bales stock, $500 bales. -
sAvAsSAH March 2.-Uottoa nomnal Mdilng q h net re-
seu bales. exports Great Britain 4O61 bales, to the Con
tu.n 800 baeS France 100 bales; eos9ise 7Oo bales sales
3O2 bales; stock. 6}.542 baes.
G.Lyrsroy March 2-Cooa dull light Good Ordinary.
l3ac MiddHng l6c net receipts GS3 bales Great
Britain 3l0O bales the Continent 3OOO bales eoAsiTse 20
bales. sa-s. 400 bales; stock, 100 T22 bales.
LECTION Low Mdibng IL receipts
272O sales. 100 baes socG'
1851 bales $500. 49,.
BLTnoRa March 2-Cotton dali and nominal; Midng 1880
Mddns li3ic Good Orinay, l32; net receipts ~ bales
oept. 401 bsles co.sEse ZIG bales sales ga
bale. last evening. l26 bales stock. 1886 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARK I
NRw-YoRK. Monday. March

NRwYoRK. Monday. March ,. 1874
The general horse market of the week opened
with large supply accumulated by recent liberal ar
rivals and through the impossbty to effect sales after
the severe of last week had bockaded most
of our streets At the sales stables in the Bulls Head
Market we counted upward of 1900 head, about 10 per
cent Of which como under the description OF fine car
rage and road horses and all others under that of work
or business horses Among the last arrivals OF more
valuable stock we have at j. o. Taylor's, IA head OF
coach and light harness horses chiefly Morgan and
Kentucky Hunter stock (See advertisement bcoWl Mr..
Ttylors asking prices Will be found reasonable. f. A.
Fitch has matched pairs, from 1872 TO 1872 hands high
selected and purchased by himself IN the central
part of New State. They all IN excellent con-
diton aud present fine appearance. A strauss has
number of fast steppers from Kentucky. Among them
ia sorrel mare by Black Warrior. THIS mare
Lyc has a stable full OF good road horses. messrs j.
Mehrbach have the heaviest truck horses and there
altogether excellent supply Of good business horses
in the market, distributed through the stables OF j.
Dahlman. smith Il Oakley, Post Nichols, j. H. Whit
spn and A. g. Chamberlin the last named stable being
almost exclusively the headquarters or Canadian
drovArs large number OF Western and Canadian
are expected to arrive here during the current
week Trade to-day fairly active and the aggregate
sales Of horses IN excess OF any day CURING the
preceding fortnight Prices are from 10 to 10 per cent
less than during the corresponding seasons OF former
years. -,
sales the leading auction marts on Tuesday. the 80
inst NH>-~--.-
At 1890 a. m by Mr. Arch. Johnston. in Thirteenth-s
near University-pace.
Al Ia o'clock by Mr. VIM Van Tassell In East Thir
feminist, near FOurth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

an, 7te t,,ci os. quiet; Western held 62e B'rl.,
S M s. f.i s5s SEQ T. sas ss
s Hp bs ssfi rssss, Lard D;s So
March qa, ,na.uDch.Ds,d shipper. suyins
W. Sl's s', S 10. 81 ss' s1a a & ? g. NJ I f r. 1872 20
B Eefs e,, Hon Corn sys and higher :. 'seSss Sr
Sssa5ic; Rejected Old Sc New Sic o in fair demand and
sE 4 4S1 for X. No cash. a. April Rye firm an" ;ca s 2.
Spring noraiu, No Sdo 81 42Ssi iJ Pork steady . ss sS
s. 90 stIS g April @ s dERa
as oo cS R Sor ,so o ,ns 1 S b s,s,
al ose Recsp'~ii 900 ba. Fo"r 10000 ba.S. wheat
1900 bo6 barley 900 Wi. Flour $1,000 sa.a
Wheat, 900 bush Coro 2sOO9 bush Oats 1000 bush Rye and
cesi. q March yGny qs' and .1y w1s. quiet a:
S p a 0 s'sy 81 &" sd qn s s . s.s sa9 % 40
sss ss sas soi ksi,. B" s,ssdy r.
q, for shs si' ~ SIDES s
Tor Ck1f s'aes WhssJ 10 far demand a9d lover at poe
90 oT 30 Rel g g for SO Corr .sa = e7aS8s Or
47s for 50. 2; Psneenm Dun .pd unct,nced.
DsTgoT March 2-Tsur qqi', and UNCHANGED WEE. .e,d,
Amber chsu 66c for yellow good demand
LoUI,vLLr, March 2Floar unchanged whss quiet
Sa @ s:s s4 % Bold iSa Neat s
Hs @ s Ssfa e s. q for for RIB G' s S' s. IS
f o cs. se' s % Ian. :Sd a.. :. Lard M "
S,ei dull Sos % 1.is con.
sale. Of Era Spring S. cO9s6 20 M Medium 70 Choic,
a
81 y iaas ~ March u q APhl 81 22'lsl 23's; Nay
81 81 % Oats steady; sales of No SpotAt Al c; April
a2a- m,' t62G cou-Sle' Of No Mined At 57si New SOC
kTeSales Of No. st79d79I4c Barley soh 81 90 for No
P Lave Hogs dull and nonn, At 81 9od$5 Is poIs sold =,
7 o short Rio Mddles Dry S,tod Meats a. Sisc Receipts
hsarHn March 2PlOur unchanged Corn dull 76c ostA,
sales Pork sold SIG Bacon unchanged Bulk Meats lower
Gi;c. for shoulders; Sc Sides Lard-No sales.
Mt. LOt March 2Flonr and weak; buyes demand reue
ton which holders refuse Wheat improved demand aud 6rmer for
sold slow snd unchanged 81 06l %
White Mixed 9 for No. Mixed
usr GA Apnl dull and unchanged $3.50 &c for
No tack Ale 10 eleystor BaeyDotbng done
Rye Doe. cash and Mach wbskJno sales PORK duet
sales small lots fl+ 7jaS5. Dry SdiMeat dme business
small sales Of loose os I, arrive at 40 for ssoade c Tor
Clear Rib sides, % Clear SIDES Biconsal,slf ebbns lots at
de for shoulders. saSc for Clear RIO Sides Ssa5'ie oi Ces.
Sizes Ladnong dong size hid Live Hog steady 1t 81 65g
- 80 oT shipping - 9Ods5 - for Packing css doll at 81 90
Par Butcher. - 25dSj Is for Good to Choice Steers Receipt
5000 bills Flour 900 bush Wheat 10000 bash Corn 1900
bash Oats 5000 busa Barley, 1000 bush Rye 240O Hogs. and
1900 cattle.
T0LzpO. March 2Ptour firm and in fair demand Wheat l02
hher of Michigan cash March. at 81 A.: April
81 81 Amber Michigan March 81 Az April 81 49, Corn
shade higher sales Of High MIei Aurl a, Ssh. MAY 6Sic
New I'll i No Grade 5Sc Oss dull nominal Clover Seeds
sold st - Dressed Hogs sold at 50 so Recep-lOOOO bnsb
What 20 ZOO bash Corn and 1000 bosh Oatl ohpmens-
80 % bu.h. Wheat aud 1000 bush Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

I,p.,, March 2-wheai without Rec qaie. Doc
n, STATE Corr dul Mixed held at 7bdsOc Oh. SOgsae
harley quiet sud nay lower Oats teady safes OF cara hIi
STATE al the susquehahnA Depot. at 5vc ao,.., -
March 2GrAin In sore-Whest IOOl % bnh 'ofn
III al hn,h O. 80 bush Barley al 1921 bush RYE 42i7
b1, Peas 300 Barley Malt 95i bush Imports iaf s ,si
bush ~ o9i bush Barley 1850 bush Pes 9a'o Ss,a
Mi E,por.-WbeAt 81 343 hush Corn $500 bush Oah'
~ 700 hush, BARLEY 500 bush Peas 1910 bash Fon quiet
W,to strog s6 To- White - 6OGt9 Wheat dgl Mivarseo
Ma / svting All 47aSl 90. Milwaukee No. spring. " 80
CIc,go No. ~ 40 lied Winter III DOdsl b'i White "inN
al 7OQsI 10 Cora ssioa 400 .s ud 81 ' IA ss O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

NAY AND STRAW-Supng very quiet and prices have down
ward tendency; quote 81 81 0j retail lots at 81 l5GS 80
Clover 06c dSl and salt Hay ct 65d7Oc straw d6 and
5a9je for Iona Rye 7jdoOc for Short do 500 dSl
for Dat. NJ Goa zoe for Wheat cash $1,000.
MOLASSRh market to-day has been 0uet and trade light;
all are waiting 200 bills auction tomorrow
NOS aes 10 Ibis New Orleans at 81 lie hhds
at 4Oc
very and without features Holders generally firm IN
heir and disposed We ouOte nOnnsl ioc
Tor Merchautabe moderately active and steady
900 bbs 50 47 Pine grades dull but em Tar NEGLECTED
Washington and Wilmington Pitch
Quoted 81 S7ads3 quantity The stocks Of NAYS. Stores
Wilmington to-day Rosn IN yard 5S66O bb; shOa 400
bills Tar yA 900 bb aaoat 800 bbls Spirits ruPentne in
ward 3, SOP casks; saoAt, lbs DO 1900
OIS-Laseed remus quiet dlo,ed al 097c from
orushr Crude Sperm is spsngy offered and hrny hell
Whale siead and fair request Prime WINTER Lard du
and Other OILS are quiet
PROysIONSTbo PORK MARKET dull and prices nominal
The tasHess enened to ans S s fs ssp .5d M
Light delivery the market opened and continued entirely
nominal making bids nominal figures SO 40 Tor
March SO 81 20$l5 90 Apr ard S5 90 for MAY Beef
r ain Sl2 50d$l3 30 for BItra Mess 81 for Packet
Te steady Beef Hams u JObhng demand
bills sold good grades being quoted at Ont
Meats ere escy generally rather one feature the better
bunrs IN DRY Hams; sales Of $50 boIs Dry Sael
Hams m bulls II n short $50 5000 n Picked Bellies IA
u, Sl2c 10000 do l22 ID az 9i2c 300 Fresh do at y
average at l2ac Picked Shoulders ct 7c; Hams at 9ssd
lOs.c Sucked sass Shoulders and II al2 for Hams
demand and firmly heidi % Of 300 boxes Long and
short Clear together spot 9l6c; 1000 boIe do on
private terms 37j Long Giles, settlements e on SATURDAY at
She to-day asked for LONG Clear Sdo &c for Short Rb
si4c for With trade for Dressed Hogs were
Western with bnsine Of Western the
spot 700 9c Of C 30 ties sold at PIC for Tut
delivery the sales embraced 900 ' sss MaIsn for june
quot 0se in the absence oil business the eoo vas
uuie sIesdy. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

'oh 'ieA' 'to'bgi hhi'eu SAWS =" ''' '"'
Corr Meal Jersey So 65dsi 90 Con 45as4 30
COW Arsl wsra 3 5Od 10 Corn Meal Gold Bar "a 90
Bokwhest Flour is and frner at 1888 p y 100 b
Bsg Meal steady Fine White 81 5S@S 60; do leoN 81 %
asl %; Coarse 81 40aSl 45 Cob Meal 81 2Odsl S1'
Ground Feec at 81 2O0 81 40.
PRElGlTS-Beh Fregh ouy moderately active and rates
generally shippers favor hough The supply Of Was moderate
engagements Liverpool 400 bales Cotton at sd
76 and $50 boxes Bacon f5s The nominal rate for Grain
1Od; Nv sail 5000 bush Grain At Gid Corn and 9ft Wheat
5000 buh at 200 tons 81 Pustc al POS To LONDON
b. sal y 90 N; 1900 bills Flour
., o.; 1000 bbl Oh Cake 1T B. and 1000 tons do at ZIs 81
bbls Ron IS 42L aud ~ @ Beef at s To Bremea by
m 500 Starch private The charters comprise
l M 2S2 placed berth for general London
Waterfront with l2OO bbs Refined Petroleum
u 3l Norwegian bark, hence TO Cork for orders
With $3.50 q Grain 81 American bark hence % Cork for
troeum o. privilege The Baltic At Is 3d. Russian ship
hence Continent Antwerp with 500
oneb bags Oil Italian hank. hence to 'he CONT
$500 and 10 gratutv Norwegian bark
register (Swinl with Provisions
Philadelphia 'ronsaIt with l,aOO bbl
Rsinei Peo At Ito arrived from Phsdeiphato
Bremen 1000 bbs Ref ed do Is 3i and American
Of $50 CadI Seville With iul oi 10
baec 45s. 900.
spnng demand for enpTt Winter !, que aud
decided the market closet 2d3 better ior
Spring small moderate for and lungs
bush 81 % for No Chcago spring. ~ ~
Lgl 30 for No Chsgo Spiog 81 5lG$l 80 for No. Mwau
ke ~ SO for Msaukee 81 47GSl 50 for Unadei Spring
81 GOdsl go Tor Red Western 81 1913! 80 for White Michigan
S2dS2 To- Barley Malt quiet tni steady
Oats rather hmer VITA good demand many los hea above nc
6}c; SLACK Western Mixed G2062l9e White G3dO3 2c
Mixed 62d62tc Rye dull at 93e0Sl Corn hrn with a
moderate export trade the sales 1000 bush Damp
and Unound 72d74c Mixed 770SOc for and S20
Nic Tor old white 7sS0c Western Yellow so
Yellow SOe for and Sic for Choice High
Mixed and yellow, at the close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
PENNSYLYANIA RAILKOAD;-,,II,HIEt

Il GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL k0UTe
foot OF Desboses and Coradt Sta
BIpres for Iah.oarg Pburg the West and South. .A rsl
Palace Cara attached $50 N AMI e;5O n easau az
$3.50 49, 4.
For WnsmsrOrt AMI Erie via Phil. Rne
Tor Wiismspo $3.50 connecting o. Phiisdeinea
For B.umore Washington and the South at $40 .ea
sIorc. or i Pniadsipb. $40 $50 o. 1850 St57sSo
o. p M " llsht Sunday ella $50 and D M Rmsr.I
and sec1ad class y n. 1900
For TeusOa AZ 72oA 2. $40. and 6:lOp ssnd.y Gle
For Newark at 6. G3O 1920 TAO. 3 O. 10 Ian. ia..
1880 $40 10 1880 aud ~ night sunday 52O. 6i0
Por E4I.beth. g. $50 1870 7:i0 3. o. 10 Ian is.
l. 2 2JO. $40, 34O 4nO. $3.50 SEQ $40 8. CLIO. $50
1880 $40 10. 1880 and IL night Sund,r $40 Glo
For Rsk~.y, 8. $50. 1920. 10 .ml2 p 2so. $40
pisht Sunday j:20 and q. 10 ?. NJ.
For Woodbridge Perth AmbOy aud South Amboy and 10 n
2:30 4l0 and D. m.
Clio. p m and IL nghL sunday 6lVp
For East Milestone. ~ noon. 8: 10 snG 40
Por L,mbertuie and Remington. $50 IN. and ..
Fof Phil psburs and Belyiiene and 4 p
Accommodation for Bordenown, Burlington and Camu 20 81
$50 IN, 1890 2, 3. 40, 4, ADD 6l0 p n.
For Freehold. 1920 IN. and p
For FsrniDgiale and squsn, ;2Os. IN. and p
For Pembe ton and Camden, a. and 300 D. IA
Trains arrive fllowFrom Pittsburgh $50 IL - sss
1885 daily 1888 IN daily, monday From ""hnE
~ and 1927 ~ Prom PHILADELPHIA 522 6;Oj $50, lOl5.
ll:5J a 2:l5 5l5, 6:0J. s:4i 1877 IN SUNDAY o;s5
6;Oj 500, IL .55 a IN. and 1927 =.
Ticket Ohces 526 435 27i upi 9if BrotNy No Atoi oas~
and foot Of Desbros aud Cotlandss Ehfnt icst On g. No
Bastery.plice d. NJ BOYD, Ir. Gen Passenger Assst
nareF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03
BANKING and FINANCIAL
BANKING HOUSE OF FISK l. HATCH.
M = NASSAU-ST

NO. D NASSAU-SI.
We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BoNDs and GOLD
,as current market rates; buy Gold Coupons; buy
and sell Stocks and Bonds at the Stock Exchange
on Commission for cash; receive Deposits and
allow interest at the rate Of four per cent; make
Collections and transact a general Banking and
Financial business.
We also deal in the CENTRAL Pacific and WEST
Urn PACIFIC GOLD BONDS. which, at present prices
are very desirable for investment.
We are also selling the CENTRAL PACIFIC GOLD
Six PER CENT LAND BONDS at IS and accrued IN
terest.
The continued scarcity of Government Bonds, with
steadily advancing prices is increasing the demand
for the best class of Railroad Securities for invest
xnent st current rates FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-03

ioeiaded q the above $50 bales 10 Grrve '
Receipts at toe shipping ports to-day 2G0l2 bales this dsy
" sees SsAs9 bales this dsy last u e9l bales Stock in
ksSfOrt. 1854 bales; consolidated, 1913 90 bales -
P fstsTe d~vey the only moderate At decline
Of y on the late months sales iOow all on basis OF
k6dhsgs
s.es sasads, evening sner March 100 Is lS2e 800
s 800 ss 200 6 ~ y J1s zoo =, t saS
1852 Jsiy. 300. ldsse Total 400 bale Sales .oayup 10
u hsrs, 800, 10 l32ci 100. l6e 200 is Lice 100
iot5 M = 900 Is llSe April 2oo ei 200 Is 1926
"a, 200 10 sl52e 900 is l5l6e 800 rs 29,32c; 300
IS 70" 10 2s52ej 100, l57sej 100 is 2932G 200,
ie1n i1Sl: 700 l6 S32e: 200 10 $40 200. 10 922ei
100 l6ae J1y 100 i6sc: 100 is i7s2e 400 l65c; 200
Stsni total "a 400 BALE ' ''
..s " osIet f RIO has been very strong and have
su'nes Our quotations c 10 bat little Of
oSs arc VeTF tm. The PevtA arrived via Hampton Roads
bag. and the Jano with 500 bag, sales to-day
81 90 bags per South Amees al ~ DO per
~, terms 2dJO bags in lets per Osnad and 200 bAg
MssGi sso IN los All on private terms ~ baltimore per
s e., sJO 6sg AID fsmoyden 800 bags both on pn
wI Zso Lave been also several ressles to-day Baltimore
"a. eY per amOYden 1000 Adelaide And alher smaller
~ "''-Ss 'oa Al a. -dfsase St lac Dot D. ~ Tie orss
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on 10000 sn6 10000 N Pieces soc State 53c for
real 4O0OO ana 50 eOOb ~ go - >
WHISKY dulf spd steady sales Of $50 bbs a. O6c t)
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6orses. Carriages. 6arnsss. ST.

At VAN TASSELL AUCTION MART,
IN lilo, III, and ia Gs l3h, between 81 and 4hs'sA
REGULAR AUCTION SALBS OF
HORSES CARRIAGES HARNESS. BLANKETS: ROBES. ke, &c,
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT II O'CLOCK
Regular printed Catalogues a. Auction Mart for full descriptions Of
sales. -,
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N. r. AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BoNDHoLDERs by applying at our office receive
the report and plan of the committee for the TeOT
ganiSatOn. Having marketed these bonds, and
being ourselves large holders thereof, shall be
glad to confer with other holders with a view to
the protection of our mutual interests.
GEO. OPDYKE & Co.. % Nassau-st
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'bc o"VeNdohs arc osseu OBJ COit1n ans
Ass halt grs0e above or below trade aaotra
sALks Yok PRESENT DKLiyKkY