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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-21

The Hudson county Democrat, formerly
the organ of the Hoboken Democracy, ON
Saturday placed the names of the Republican
candidates for Office at the head of its col
umns.
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An additional train leaves Hopewell for Lambertvie
al 20 T. NJ, arriving at Lambertvie at 1856 P. M.
connection Is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware.
with Lehigh Valley Lehigh 4 susquehanna, Morris &
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads AT lambert
VILE witn remington Railroad. AT Somerset Junction
win Mercer Somerset Railway and at Trenton with
trans 70 and from New York, Camden &C.
obtained at the ticket Offices - ' "
A. ]. CASSATT, DIN RoyD II
II M gs sls,rso Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
). a. ANDERSON, Sup. Belvidere Div.
June /, 1874
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Bryan Waller Proctor, well known as Bar
ry Cornwall the English author, is dead
lie was in the eighty-fourth year of his age.
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DRooLAMArIoN By THE GorERNoB.

STATE New JERSEY,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
TRENTON, OCTOBER 10, 1874
WHEREAS, the thrty-frs day of March, in the year
of our Lord one Thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, the Legislature of this State passed An Act
latye TO Bribery whereby it enacted that, in adj
dtion to any punishment then imposed by statute or
the common law, any person convicted of the oenses
named in said should be deprived of the right of
suffrage; that any corporation whose managers, Off
and agents. with the consent of said corporation,
should use its money property for the unlawful pur
poses therein specified should forfeit its charter; and
that the party to act OF bribery who first complain
ed of the other party should be exempt from fhe pains
and penalties Of law;
AND WHEREAS the maintenance of the purity of the
eletye franchise is necessary to the preservation of
republican form of government
Therefore, j JOEL PARKER, Governor OF the State
of New Jersey, enion upon all officers of the law with
in this State the utmost vigilance in enforcing the
tutcs relative to bribery at elections by promptly
ing the arrest and prosecution of all who shall violate
the and exhort all good citizens to give their n-
huence and assistance to the public authorities In their
efforts TO maintain the purity of the ballot.
Given under my hand and seal at the Exeeu-
tive Chamber, in the City of Trenton this
~. s. thirteenth day Of October in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven
ty-iour.
JOEL PARKER.
Attest: JOHN A. HALL.
Private Secretary.
Oct 81, 1s74.-2t
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WHEN YOU
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REMEMBER
THESE BARGAINs!!

TIME Cheapest Muslins sold. popular brand of
yard-wis white Muslin splendid quality, for 12l5
cents, worth Is cents manufactured from the choicest
quality Of cotton and almost equal in value to the ceie
brated Wamsutta Muslins. For this only ask 1917
Having other qualities for 6 aud 10 cents; also
all the popular brands at lowest prices.
All brands of Prints s. 6 s. 10 and 12la cents.
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proper appreciation of the want and ability
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STYLISH DRESS GOODS.


We are offering this season larger and better assort-
mont than before and at prices lower than during
the past twelve years.
Black silks at very low prices IS cents TO $500 per
yard. Very pretty Suting Dress Goods 1919 cents o
yard Grey Dress Goods for suiting in great Variety
Debeges Camets Hair and Serges all prices Handsome
Black Alpacas % 49, 20, and SO cents. Extra quality
Black Alpaca, 50 81 %, 30 cents and soJ Splendid
SILK and Wool Roll Popns Slo0 i25 and $50 a ward.
Merinoes and Empress Cloths in all eoors Handsome
Cashmeres at popular priees-a good variety Very
handsome wide Dress Goods 20, %, 80 and IS cents
CASsIMEREs JEANS AND wATERPRooFs.
Good heavy Jeans 25. 80 81 40 and 80 cents. Heavy
Cassmeres, as, S. 80 cents, Sl00 and 25 Cassmeres
for Boys wear so, CO. 70 and IS cents Good Water
proofs 75 S. 30 cents, 100 and upwards in all coIors
REMEMBER THOSE 12t CENT MUsLINs.
Handsome Skirts, go, 90 cents $500, and 125. Very
choice Boulevard Skirts, S00, 1.50 and $50 Toweis
yard long, all Linen, 20 and rs cent
THOSE 1917 CENT lffSLINS ARE WORTH "a
CENTS ALL OYER
Great Bargains in Blankets, Canton Fannels and
Wooden Flannels SHAWLS-an elegant stock .from "a
cents to $1,000 My stock OF Tckings Sheetincs are
very full and sold at low prices Rs- THOSE 1oiL
MUSLINS CANNOT LAST LONG. ga Also larg9ee
Bosoms and thousands of other things all reailed ai
wholesale prices. Remember those 125 cent Muslins-
have sold great many cheap goods In nv dav hit
seldom anything cheap those 12lS cent Siusins
GROENDYKE'S
NEW YORK STORE.
IS E. STATE ST., TRENTON. N. T.
Oct, H. 1874.
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PREMIUM FOR 1875.

Every subscriber for 1879 will receive beautiful por-
ait in oil colors of the noble dog whose picture
/ a former issue attracted so mucn attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-22
DOMESTIO MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April q, 1874;
ans e 5 IMPORTS
70g sales last evening, $500 Stock, 49,ila
NEW ORLEANS. April q, 1874.
Cotton quiet; m,dding IKE; low middling l67sc ;
good ordinary l54c ordinary isac Net rseeipts sss
i PISS; gross '0 Sa'''' N"' 'A'' sseAS' - A
bales s 9ss' :oi ExDors coastwse. 7 sales 800
''O'A 80 - SAVANNAH April p, 1874 :,
baes;,a gross sss Eaports-To the Continent LAST
Hc s1sas blsn sss @ 5 sas
wnxNcros, &c. April u, 1874. !.
oT g, qssa a.
yellow dip and - ~ Tor virgin Tar steady at 81
Flour steady and unchanged; sales l,7oO bushels at
e o e y q tor s amber hea u r % tor
i5oo bushels choice white Canada, at 81 s., Corn arn
s, sd IS % s al steady CORN sn u
higher; boitea s y; un6oIssd per ailfssa
per on hsToad 70 Bosion &
New York 4Oc to Albany. sdc Recepts-sl. 200 bushels
BUFFALO. April q, 1884,
o. barley 400 do peas $50 DO . EypSrs-Whsat
1885, 4; 95s' sn Ss;'SSP i'sss rss 81 IS
2dc !! 4; red winter 81 IS s. y: While winter,
s ds s.ssas 4
ern. 81 80 81 90. Rye nominal at ST O5. Barley malt
Arm; Canada. 81 90 a > 10; Western 81 50 a 81 81
other ARTICLES unchanged.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull decin ing
at 81 IS Tor No white Wabash 81 ~ for amber Mchi
gan May, 81 90; june. 81 1 No. red, s! bJsl; No 2
for hgh. b, mixed May, 71ac low mixed 72s4c.; no
at 5lc. for No. z, Sc tor Michigan, SOC tor rejected
wheat 1900 do corn and 5000 do oats shipments.
200O bills. -four, 0U bushels and 900 do corn
CHICAGO April Fl. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and lower
Closing with part OF the decline recovered. sales Of
No spring at 81 80 No. do 81 IS cash; 81 253< May,
26's June No sdo 81 zls g 2o rejected, 81 i2
Corn in lair demand and lower at 6ac for No. mixed
cash. &c April, e41ac. May 655sc June; rejected &c =
624c Oats steady AT 46c Tor No cash, 1870 May;
Jected Asc 4a Rye steady at 921sc. for No Barley
quiet and UNCHANGED at % for No spring; FORK
active and higher at ~ 80 cash. 50 95 $40 june Bulk
higher short pb a. Ss on loose short clear Do
9ssc. packed Whskey steady at 94c; Freighs nomi'
nal Receipts-l2UO bbs -four, $1,000 bushels wheat
6so do corn e c do oats 1000 DO rye and su 90.
barley ShpmentsG000 bDls -four l3O U busneis wneat
$4,000 do corn 2C,0OO do oats and wv do. barley.
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the week ending to-day amounted to s4,s09, 253
mixed values, which Is decrease from last week
OF $500 209. The exports Tor the corresponding
period OF last year were $6,947,56O and for 1872
So $40, s4e The total exports since January l. this
year. are $s3,2l372r against ssl, 767 $50 last year
and s54. sol, 504 in 1872.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The balances in the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day were as follows:-Currency,
S. l5l, 1875 special deposit OF legal tenders for the
redemption of certificates OF deposit, $50, 4sO, 00o
coin, SIS, 500, 504; including coin certificates,
$50 3o0 outstanding legal tenders $685. 0O0 OO0
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 on
account OF interest and $4,000 in redemption OF
hye-twenty bonds. The customs receipts were
s4sS. 900.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London advices report dun market and the
following prices :-Consols, money 927s a %; do,
account, 90 9s1s; ive-twenty bonds, 1865, lO6A I;
hve-twenty bonds, 1867, 10Sss 1851; ten-forty
bonds, 1915 1o414; new nves. lo4A; Erie, s2h
q 324; New York Central, SIX q SO. Fifteen
thousand pounds bullion went into the Bank or
England on balance to-day Paris dispatches
quote rentes 59.40 The following are the prices in
Amsterdam:-Union Pacific first mortgage bonds,
ia; Union Pacific shares, 2SA; Northwest,
preferred, 5624. Erie shares 3lI.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were firm and higher in the late
afternoon dealings. good demand prevailing lor
the leading issues. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds advanced to "a. Western
Pacific sold at SIX s7ss. Union Pacific frsts at
$50 a u, incomes at Sc, New York Central nrst
coupon at 1864, Michigan Central sevens at 9s
Morris and Essex second at l0l and Delaware,
Lackawanna and western, convertible, at l0i. The
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 O'CLOCK P NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Lower-Fiour Quiet - Wheat
Easier-Corn FIrm-Onts Firmer-Pork
and Lard Firmer-sugar Firmer-Conee
Firm - Petroleum Inactive Naval
stores Firm-Freights stcady-Metals
Dull-Enst India Goods DulI-WOol
Quict-Whiskey Lower.
TUESDAY, April 21-6PM.
There was more active movement in trade
circles, and prices were higher or tended up wher-
ever better demand Tor merchandise was de-
veloped. At the Produce Exchange there was
universal activity IN most of the principal commod-
tiles there dealt in. Flour was quiet. Wheat was
more freely dealt in, both In lots Tor immediate
and future delivery, but at some concession from
previously quoted prices. Corn was also
in good request. principally for ex-
port, and the market ruled strong. oats
were likewise in demand and frmer
Whiskey was easier Pork was 1rmer with a better
demand for future delivery. Bacon was scarce, in
demand and nrmer. Lard was decidedly better
with considerable sales private al the improv ement
Freights were still well up and firm a scarcity
OF avalabetonagc. Cotton, the spot ruled dull and
lower. Futures we're also lower but in good demand
at the decline Groceries quiet with the exception Of
which was in good demand and irmer. Petroleum
neglected. but firmly held Naval stores were quiet
but firm. Metals dull. Wool was in light demand.
but scarce and firm.
ASHES Receipts for the past three days 65 packages
There been steady, moderate obblng trade for pots
unchanged pricesquoted at 64c per H. Pearls
nominal at gc.
BUILDING MArERrALs-We have change to note in
the market bricks either regards the demand
prices current Lime was purchased 70 a at
steady prices quoted 81 10 TOR Rockand and
81 20 for DO lump Cement was sonsh, after 70 tar ex-
tent and the market was steady; quoted at 81 10
bb Tor Roscudae. - for Roman and s. % Portland.
Laths only In light request but quoted steady
a. 81 ~ Eastern Other materials not mention cd
above were quiet OF unchanged prices.
BROOK CoEN.--Busuess mas shown a slight improve
ta.u ms Tina
ouiet Prices quoted steady follows New
green hur at &c. llc new green brush and stalk braid
At &c. l0c., new red and red tipped ut DC &C.
BEANS AND PEAs-fhe inquiry has been very light for
mediums and marrows and concessions were made in
some instances to effect sales We quote Medium,
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For future delivery oasis low middhng the saes
H aps Dfs1 = sy'aS
SsSsS.r . Fs. sS Sss.
IS as,,ss 5; !, & s 80 4
iSS e d Is s' & s,5s
ise Log q Il is;s, q saiy a. a.
a. % a i ise 100 q i ss HSsis "a
Ssss os receipt. ports
were as 72 bales New 0riean an;
1 MsSe 49, Norfolk @ Baltimore 81 Se%
$40 s d Total $3.50 eales This day last week. oa
s a demand G has picked up somewhat
! coming Ise he qualify snoi very g.
ne aca29 to-day to naH ne oesh
ss%nSa sii l:ss S!sss dsfy g1Sa e dss
tory good to choice, l5c l6c; do common to good,
EGGS been in better demand and the market Arm
The bulk OF the sales were made az ls1sc We quote -
5s state, isse ise. Western choice brands, re
Snsr wssiesH s Goose 1s 49, Southern ic ic
SoaDAssThere has been steady but eomparatiysly
ass small sizes u; lss DO Ssii
EGns sps se 49, Ssw ze Manu. so1Sas s 81
was quiet at steady prices. We append our former
ssaris cs Is os do ss
and l2s nc &c adamantne, IL o.. isc ls1ac.; "A
OF lss isao aa 70 " Ssvs se. notice
0St Psss snSdR n
with heads So inch. So 10 a 81 40; sugar shocks
with heads inch $40 81 40: box shocks $50 $s5;
hogsheais, 50 TX 81 81 hoops, 4 feet, ordinary
aaiOc.
sale here of 2t5 bags OF Rio Harmonica pri
vate TERMS and $3.50 bags OF New Orleans ex Maid of
Gouyern at The stock Of Rio in the United STATES
this date, reported BY Messrs VIM scott sons is as
follows:-New Orleans 636s bags Hampton Roads 5S0l
Baltimore Boston. 2l62 New York, 1875 3 Total
1854 We quote Extraordinary lS1ac. 1870.
fair do, 1870 20c good do 20sc 2c. prime do DC
24c. extreme range for lots lS1sc 224c.. gold,
a.z7c; do, grass mats &c. &c; Ceylon &c. 2ac. :
Maracabo Zoe 24c:; Laguayra &c. &c. Jamaica.
zoe. 24c. ST Domingo. &c., &c.. Porto Rico, 2lc
23c. Costa Rica. &c 23c Mexican. &c. Re Savan-
lila, Zoe. 2c Curacao zoe. DC, gold, per h. " and
~ days.
has been good and with scant supply the market
hrm Peaches were also in demand and firm. Cherries
frmer and plums steady. The current prices
folows:-State apples sliced, llhc . l2bc; State
apples, quarters, llac western apples, do lUsc lie
North Carolina peeled peaches, 26c z7c.; Georgia do
2Sc. 25c Virginia do, Zoe. a 2ic; unpeeled peaches
halves, NE. q l21sc, do quarters Sac &C.; black
berries 7c 17sc State cherries 2ec. Soc Southern
do &c. &c.; state plams l9c. 2Oc.: raspberries
soc. Sic.
Flour AND GRAIN-Receipts-Flo 1924 bills wheat,
III 100 bushels; 10 100 DO corn meal 200 bbls. and
market steady with moderate inquiry. The sales
reached $500 bbs. at the appended quotations. Rye
flour was quiet and steady. Corn meal moderate
demand with further sales OF 800 bb at quotations.
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Wheat was lower but fairly active, both the spot
$1,000 Sushels at 81 s. n for sa So prns
cnsfgs g ss $ eE s.
No Milwaukee, arrive half Of MAY 81 for do
&c. Choice aU and oa oats er e With sales
Of apoe bushels e. Sic for interior to shpcs
il fair request we sales Of loOO9 b1she, Hun
amounting to about 1000 bushels were disposed Of at 81 10
ness transacted Soaay sa Ne noticed rather n
q Or 1898
q bacon At 4ss SSo bales Of cotton At IS sd TO Lon
1890 If So at srno Of oil cake ON private
terms To To Rotterdam oy bushels q grain
Sr qS Sr apss s r 81 United a2R w.h 1853
quarters Of Grain renee voyage 3D., long lay
days. a Norwegian bark Gelep with 1890 quarters Of
hence antwerp, with 300 quarters Of grain At
TT %
G1ssIrs~ihe market for. domestic cloths remained
extremely dull and values in the absence Of ransac
ei cloth heavy average ae c gorneo issc
caeutta PIC. Bags also auii and quoted noini-
HEar Jurr1we have nothing note in this
value: 2smnsIy he same We quote DTssssa zmeTi
fn 81 tS1 sSaes aan = a aSa
sisal 49,, gold Russia, clean Sc Is a 81 81 gold;
sac:, gold Jue butts quiet and shade easier.
We note sale since our last OF Uu bales al Zac cur
rencv.
HopsThere has been no Improvement in the condition
Of the market tor hops which has remained quiet and
prices still irregular We quote :American good TO
choice, &c 3c do, low to fair, l0c 10c. year.
lings lsc. 25c. olds &c. l5c Bavarians genuine,
&c. 3Dc. do, patent &c &c. English, Zoe. 2c.;
Belgans (nomnaD, i9c. 22c Californans. 2sc $50.
per ID.
HAY sTRAwThe supply of poor qua ties of hay is
In excess OF the demand and sales are slow. Prime
qualities meet with good demand at full prices Straw
was in demand particularly oat and realized former
prices We quote NORTH River shipping nay, 95c ST
retail lots, 81 10 81 Az; clover 75c e5c salt, 70c
75c straw75c SOC. for long rye, Soc Coo Tor short
do Soc a a5c. for wheat and 9Oc. a 81 for oat,
very quiet yet, in view OF the light supplies holders
manifest continued confidence and refuse TO realize,
except at fu current prices. Quoted as follows
BueIios Ayres 20 q 80 lbs, selected 26c &c per h.
Montevdeo. ~ ~ lbs. 261sc; Rio Grande ~ 23 lbs,
selected 255sc a 254c.: Rio Grande and Buenos
a a5d seTra Ieons. Sc Gambia and
Bissan, 24c. 2sc currency orinoco, 25c. 2olsc. ;
Central. American, 2s,sc. savanilla. &c, l9c. !;
Maracaibo, sated loc. do, dry 2Oc.; Maranham, dry
sailed and cow, l5c. fernambuco dry sated l5c. ;
Bahia, dry, l9c. do. dry sated 4c. Matamoros and
Mexican, &C. 24c; Matamoros dry saited, lssc l9c
Tampco 2lc %. z2c Vera Cruz, ase Porto Cabeo
25c Truxillo, &c. 23sc. st. Domingo and Port-au
Piatt dry loo. &c. curacao, &c. and California dry,
2c cash. gold dry Texas 81 70 lbs. 221ac 23c.; city
slaughter lOsc.. and do. do. yc., currency
Calcutta bunalo, l3c l34c; do. kps slaughter, l6c
/ lie, and do. DO. dead green, l31sc;, cash, god.
moderately active the demand being mainly for mddies
ably higher. We annex our former quotations as iol-
! lows