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JOB PRINl iNG.-Every description Of Job
Printing executed promptly, and at the lowest
prices, at the Daily PRESS Printing House, 100
Exchange St VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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Illustrated Guide with Map, published by Lor-
ing Short & Harmon, under Falmouth Hoe
iulv20-1m
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THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. 6, 1874
CITY AND VICINITY.
new Advertisements To-Day.

New Advertisements To-Day.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Yacht-F. o. Bailey g. Co.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mr.. c. r. Grant-Painting and Charcoal Drawing.
DIR. A. EvaLs--Dentist.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proposals. G. Foster.
Lost-Charles E. Weld.
Wanted-G. F. Lane.
Wanted-Miss Lizzie Norton.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Boys Summer Clothing Grin Hawkes. g. Co.
The Emerald Boat Club.
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TEETH IN RUINS are a sure drawback on per-
sonal appearance and personal comfort There
fore, keep them in good repair with that estab-
lished antidote for all the diseases that assail
them, fragrant Sozodont. aug3d&w1w
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Arkansas Constitutional Convention.

LITTLE Rock, Aug, 5.-The minority report
will favor the payment of $139000 of the Hol-
ford real estate bank bonds. The com mittee
stood I TO L. 1t will also report in opposition to
late Supreme Court decision that State scrip
will be. not receivable for county and school
taxes. The total amount of bonds which the
committee VIII report in favor of repudiatng is
50, 900, 900. General Royston, President of The
Convention, stated that not long ago the Con-
ventlon as body were IN favor of reputation,
aud repudiate they undoubtedly will.
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ANYTHING desired in a Catholic Bookstore
can be found at T. p. McGowan's, Congress
Block ie16tf
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is better feeling in Coffee and the increased de-
mand tends to sustain prices. Cooperage is dull.
Copper is very steady. Cordage is quiet Drugs
and dyes exhibit no change though there is lit
tie more inquiry and prices very firm. There is
considerable activity in the fish trade; change is
noticeable in cod; mackerel have been in large
eeipt but the demand has been brisk and prices have
advanced. Flour is dull and unsatisfactory
and buyers are holding off until the
comes ill., Fruit exhibits but little change; lemons
are in fair demand at $500; there oranges on
the market; pears and peaches coming along in
dribblng quantities. Grain has felt the effects of
the Chicago corner and prices have advanced
little; both corn and oats are in small stock corn is
quoted at soc and oats at 75c. Iron continues di II
with limited demand. Lard has decidedly advanced
as VIII be seen by reference to prices t,
and now commands 15&c. Lead is quiet. Leather is
in fair demand at previous quotations. Lime Is
steady. Lumber is dull and lfeless. The market is
nearly bare Of molasses, and consequently prices
have advanced a little. Nails are steady at "a 1Cs
Naval stores are quiet and turpentine has eased off
again. Oils are quiet There is strong feeling in
produce and provisions, and pork has materially adj
vanced. Salt is quiet Sugar is active and there Is
a marked rise in prices. Tin Is quiet Wool is mod
erately active.
FREIGHTS.- Freights, both Atlantic and coast
wise, remain very dull. The following are recent
engagements: brig George S. Berry from Norfolk to
hence to River Plata with lumber at SIS.
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8oston Stock Liaf.

RocKLAND, Ang. Market very firm; common
90c % 90; Lump 81 40; Casks, 2Jc.
W0oI-Firm at IS for best.
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Boys WoRK.-Tuesday night the family of
Moses Wins,ow, who have rooms in the rear of
Or. Morses house, on Free street, were
awakened by hearing young man trying one
of the back windows. They spoke to Mr..
WinslJw, and be went to the window and there
saw person at work on the blinds below. Mr..
Winslow had a revolver in his hand, but instead
of firing at the rascal he went down stairs and
out of the front door looking for a policeman
AS he stepped out of the door person on the
opposite side of the street blew {. whistle, and
the young scamp who was trying the windows
came around the house aud ran down the
street. He showed by his operations that he
was either very green at the business or was in
toxicated, as he did not use any kind of instru-
ments to open the windows or DOORS
DR.. Morse states that tramps have called at
his house quite often of late, and he thinks that
they have been spotting the house,
THE PRISONERS FRIEND.-There is lady
now in this city canvassing for neatly gotten
up,well edited and entertaining paper called
the Prisoners Friend. The paper is devoted to a
discussion of the best methods of suppressing
crime, ameloratlng prison discipline, and reform
ing and restoring criminals to society, These
Objects worthy surely of the attention of every
enlightened and Christian mau and woman, are
furthered in the columns OF the Prisoner S
ed. The paper is worthy one, and its claims
are deserving of attention by all to whose no.
| tice it is brought.
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THE GREAT SCANDAL.
correspondence Between MesSrs.
Reecher and TiltOn.
THE WHOLE MATTER TO BE MADE
. PUBLIC.
MOULTON TO TESTIFY.
THE FACTS TO COME OUT.

NEW YORK, Aug. D.
The following correspondence between
Beecher, Mouton aud Tilton shows that all the
facts in Moulton's possession are now to be
given to the investigating committee at the
united request expressed in writing both by
Mr. Beecher and MIR. Tilton.
Beecher 10 Tilton.
JULY q, 1874.
Ny Dear Mr. Moulton.-I am making out
statement. l need the letters aud papers in
your hands, Will you send me, by Mr. Tracy,
all the originals of my letters? Let them be
numbered and an inventory be taken, and
will return them to you as soon as can see and
compare dates, make extracts or copies, as the
case may be. VIII YOU also send me Mr.
Bowen's ''heads of difficulty" and all letters of
my sister if amp one with you?
Years gratefully.
IF w RrEruEp
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Isales at the Brokers Board. Aup :,

nOBt0n SIOCR III8te
tSaes at the Brokers Board Aug. 81
Boston Il Maine Railroad 1904
Eastern Railroad. "a sci
Sales at Auction.
York Manufacturing Company. ................ 1855
Hill Manufacturing Company. 1900
Bath City Skies, 1893. ..............,..., gO3
Eastern Railroad rs, 1887 ...,.....,..,....- GgA
Franklin Company Lewiston .............-o0 1881
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"uJ ~cusossaC Aecccspss.
by water conveyance 900 bush cornmeai TO Geo
W True 81 Co.
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Foreign ExDOrfs.


Foreign Exports.
ST. JOHN, NIB. Schr Charles A Boney 300 old
ron rails, 10 bdls broom corn.
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Prospect, N. B., fishermen made haul of
1000 barrels of mackerel on Sunday.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
HERALD, THURSDAY JULY l874--TRIpLE SHEET

about 500 ooo bushels at 7c nc for mix ed 77e
for white aaat g % and in % M
Ss isr White Barley and
and entirely nominai
ns S% Sr r.. ssd
Views @ a! when S
SSs g
bristol ey ssli lss tons 81 sasssSS, oil cake, st
Ssrs REESE nsa.s
q d SqrSsssns bari. WIN sSSS arsrsrss q de-
hsHss ISspoS %ts . bS
SsS d at bark g. & IT, w;s SS SS Si
hence same voyage ana rate f BARN hence enc.
rs sss a s s
With 7oS Ssls p rsansd DO Sd British bs
S[ss & xa ss: % Il IsS5sa
MoLassss:1 have yet to notice quiet but arm
;' 81 IsS s5sss W.
do, cisyeS ssc 4e. DO %useovade @ Ae rehnns MN
$S a. ssnas a e. sss IS rssds Ess ss9 Ss 's &
at o nor ss sae sa ss o
ipSt rs Sbs whsh ,s ssf Strained Tosn dun
but Sas snSa market e. Closed ts
%ssnaTS s'fHa Ear and 1af '"ss
o4 %a.
market inquiry noticeable ices at shaSe the
."% :1s;' ss' % a rsds sa ln Ss,s
aa PspfRiSar Sis
ss $aa s n ssa s45sa
~?ah quota 3 e io,oTs y 5;
2 s;sH 8 i s s. n@as.:vs @ hso1 e. r,a ss
nss IL ss ana
SMi"s .s. % IF So
Pss Psssn ss@slasS r aS ssas s
sss,. ssn;;$s.S ss sS Ssss:
ss!: Without shspgs; ss:; Sl,s sSSias way,
= fass ms,! "a s. ssss
city India seei hams Is@ansd dull ana nominal;
s4 ss the da % aaa
qTs qE an
% pS1s$ e.
closing
~ sres o or Aus y i % ss S e:r .nd
Butter and cheese were fair demand at unchanged
fair tssae s OF in SnGHs way
I i @ for S firm
as Of Psss i Of az
ciayed at &c. and boxes Of sugar 7ssc.
Refined was in fair request and firm at lgsc. for
standard AS" loAc TOR granulaed, loAc. ,,aa
quote e-0uba-Refning, interior, TO common 7e.
79c.; tsr good, re- &c. good prime, ssc: sAc
sssc Centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos 70 IS Ssa
&c. Cayed-Boxes Dutch standard Nos to ., 7}9c.
re do 10 to H. shc ssc DO. Il to I5 SIC aSssc;
white gsc: lose Porto RiSo.Retinns' : semmoI to
Brazil-Dutch standard, Nos 9 to H. 71c. Sc. java
Dutch standard Nos 10 to H. SIC $40 Manila-Supe
and superior. TIC o TIC
sTEARINE rim The market remained ,s quiet but firm;
TALLOw dull and the market easy; sales, 10000
lbs: OF out OF town stock at &C. q SIC per ib
and the demand lair; sales $50 bbls, all at ssc per
gallon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 8, 1875
sOS7.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middins l7es Net re-
sso's s s,ost ,s ssHs gross 'A Sales ' last evening"
wv MoBILK July s. 1874
bales sales, loo Stock, 81 iig ef0' -
e,ss Ss,tG" s,es r. s.. ssst Net receipts
Cotton dull and easier; midding I6c. low middiing
asS s M Ssss ssoa sss % Net
WILMINGTON, July 8 1874
Spirits tarpsntine quiet and steady at oc Kosln quiet
81 hard y Is for Yellow dip 81 81 virgin Tar
M%aa.ss E % ssS % sss q g. ss .x.a wsss ss s ehs.u SS
sss S r; q
shorts ss sS %dds g: sSa ssS
e ssw - York lumber TX 70 hs Hudson
rashs. Wheat DO corn s
rs & eSfn feet G
yss. ss. :es is for ; ss
%sss ssia IBIS ois Ss fSS se
onr ss %ns Ss * ranss &c.
3 :sss gas: sss ss M sSis
white IS S ses {; !; so oofa 5sS sass ~ sas.
bushels No. high mixed at &C. CSC Arm sales
5000 bushels No Western at SAC. Rye nominally 81 ~
barley malt firm; Canada, 81 80 81; Western, 81 81
81 ~ Other articles unchanged.
Flour dull and UNCHANGED. Wheat dull and unchanged;
No white WABASH, s. "a new 81 30; No. white Mich
igan. 81 43; amber Michigan 81 S cash and July No.
red new q lo cash and July 81 IN August q 10; sep
s4ec cash; 64Ae August and and september; loy mixed
nS sfss c d%
bushels wsn he sb seq ou, do sna
wheat, $1,000 do corn and 2, 900 do oats.
CHICAGO, July 8, 1874.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat active and higher
but unsettled No 2sprng, 81 13 81 4 closed 81 l4H,
sash 81 ~ 81 lsz July; 81 oa August No. spring.
closed firm No mixed at eos1c aeozc. cash, so,4c .
q 6ic, July closed 60sc., buyer July and August
jected, 55c. Oats in fair demand and higher; No.
a5sic 46c., cash; 429,c., buyer July; A4c. 3Hac
higher SOC. bid. Barley duh and nominal Pork in fair
demand and advanced to $40 cash July Sis 20 $ly,
August closed at Sl9 Lard firm and in fair demand at
$40 35 yl1 l2h cash July. Whiskey steady 948c
Freignts-Corn 10 Buffalo nomna!y ic AT call Board
this wheat closed quiet at 81 l4s 81 l4 III
and July; 81 TO- august Corn coseG dull and unsettled
At 60iac- cash. July and August Recepts-f0N bbis.
-four 5000 bushels wheat 10000 do corn and 2a0oo do
oats. shipmeuts-5OO0 bbs -four, ZOO bushels wheat
5l7 600 do. corn and 2S 900 do. oats
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Quiet Day on Wall
Street.
Stocks Heavy and Dull, Money Easy.
Gold OFF and Foreign Ex-
change Higher,
INVESTMENT SECURITIES QUIET.
WALL STREET,

WALh STREET, I
WEDNESDAY July Sc r. M.
To-day was remarkable chiefly for duIness. The
influence of the past few days. such as the decision
IN the Northwestern case, the circular OF Mr..
Bristow and the new programme mapped out for
Erie respecting its future direction have all been
exhausted alike as matters OF news as well as OF
speculation. The retroactive effect from the
other slde OF course has yet to be felt but to-day
the street paused. The consequence was
HEAVY STOCK MARKET.
1'hc decline was not marked in any Of the shares,
nor did there seem to be any effort at hammering,
but prices simply ''slumpedr of in the absence Of
= buying class. so far as the inherent value Of
railway property Ia concerned, the now heated
term Ia bear influence, reducing the attendance
on tue door OF the Stock Exchange and also in-
ducing less activity among those present. Moth
ing new affecting this market was suggested to-
day. Business was light, aggregating only 100000
shares, distributed as Will be seen In the subjoined
table, which gives also
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
THE EXTREMES OF THE DAY.

GOLD BANGED
between 1923 109zs, the first being the opening
and the latter the closing figure of the day. The
carrying rate ranged from l to TX per cent.
Loans were also made fiat. The Assistant Treas
urer to-day paid $542 600 account of interest
and $4,000 in redemption of flve-twenty bonds
The customs receipts were 1894 900.
MONEY
ruled easy at 2h to per cent on call. The move
ment Of currency to Washington for redemption,
although used to help the bears out. is insignif-
cant and does not affect rates. Prime mercantile
paper Is quoted at 51a to 7per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
went on upon further supply of bills. This after
noon prime bankers go days sterling was sold
direct at 4.s7H less commission, which is frac-
ton lower than 4s7. Good bankers bills were
sold At 4.s6a4 and at the close 4S61s was the best
old. Sight was quoted 4S9 to 4.s91a.
THE SPECIE SHIPMENTS
to-day were $780, l67, OF which $4,000 is gold coin
and the remainder silver The specie engagements
FOR tomorrow are stated to be 500, 600 gold coin
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
to-day were generally frmer, and left or in Lon
don with consOls for money 92ss and for the &C.
count, 92h. United States ls69's, 1OSx 1Ossl; old
1865 1Os1s; ten-orties, lO4a, ana the new fves,
1O4>l 1O4Ss. Erie, alter a busy day, left of at
2sA; &229,000 was Withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to-day. Paris rentes closed
ouoyant 60f 42hc.
GOVERNMENTS
were firm In the late dealings upon q good
demand at current prices. The following were the
closing quotations limited States currency skies,
115s 116k do. do, 1884, registered 115s. 1I5s<
do. do, do, coupons, 1161a 116a; dO fve-twen-
ties 1862, registered 11Rh 113; do do, do,
pOns, 112h ll3; do. do, 1854. registered, lis
115h; DO. do, do, coupons, lis y 115h; do. do,
1865, registered, 1l5A 1152l; do. do, do, cou-
pOns, 116 q 1l6H; do. do. 1856, new, registered,
115K l15a<: do. do, do, coupons 116s. 1151;
do. dO 1857. registered l151s l15X; do do. do,
coupons. 11614 1181s; do. do, 1868, registered,
1l5x 116x; do. do, do, coupons, 1861 1161l;
do. ten-lorties, registered, 1928 112k; do do,
coupons 1121 1122; do. fives, 1881, registered,
1924 q 1l3; do. do. do, coupons 1928 113.
THE INVESTMENT DEMAND
in the direction Of railway mortgages and State
securities is yet reticent, though prices remain
firm, without material changes upon expectation.
Central Pacific gold bonds closed at 500 a s91s.
union Pacifcs were q little heavy.
RAILWAY EARNINGS.
The earnings Of the Central Pacific Railroad
Company for the month of June. 1874, were
s13sOOOO against ST. sol 200 for the corresponding
period in 1873, and $1,l3S,272 in 1872 The earn
nes for the first six months in 1874 were &c. o2e
in 1873, SO. .325, ,4Os, and in 1872, s5,5Os,61s.
THE TREASURY BALANCES.
Currency. $4,000 600
coin Qess coin certificates $751; 7OOOoO. $3.50 600
THE INTERNAL REVENUE
receipts to-day were 1915, 0OO Half a million of
bank currency was received at Washington to-day
for redemption.
SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.

On the evening Of the 4th INST. John Mccarthy,
twenty-four years OF age and born in ireland,
while in q deranged state OF mind, ran from the
house No. 14e Bank street. and, from the fact that
he was seen more alive by hs irlends, it IL be-
Search was made for the body, and yesterday
morning IL was found In the dock loot Of Bcthune
street, North RIVER. Coroner Woltmah Was nett
fnd
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
REAL ESTATE.

Yesterday at the Exchange there was nut slim
attendance. The attractions offered were the fol-
lowing supreme Court saes:--Messrs. T.. H. Lud
low d Co., under the direction of A. T. smidt
referee, a house and lot located on 1lsth street,
east OF avenue A; Messrs Il. A. Lawrence Co.,
under the direction OF E ID. GAZE, disposed OF the
premises known as Nos. 3l5 and 3l9 East Thirty
thSi street, ana Mr.. william Kennedy, under the
direction OF Mr.. ]. McKenna, referee, six houses,
with lots, situated on l0tth street, west Of second
Avenue.
The legal sale OF the five years. lease OF tho
premises No. 1s9 Bowery.was adjourned To July 10,
by H. 5. Dakin, referee.
LuDrDw AND
S. b. n. and lot, on uetli ", MS H. = Of
av A. lot 20 06xi00 10; Frederick Bill, second mort
ny H. A. LAWRENCE AMI co. a.,
| bk h, and lot, No. 3l5 East SD 81, r. s. l"n ~
G. OF I'd av., lot l6xls9; also 3 s. hk h. and lot
No 3l9 East SD ST., 327 e. O. f2d av., lot 20Ag39;
Catharine c. Woolsey, ,each.......-.....,.... - VC
WILLIAM KtNNktLy.
= g. ok. n. and lots on n. q lOtth ST., commencing
2Wtt W. OF "a av., lot i6.Sxi00l0; 5. T. Meyer, sec
nd mortgsgee each. 1856
IL 5 bk IA. AMI lot, on u. l0tth St. no r. Of "a
sa.ec ~ ..,,..,...s. zs1
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
CLOSING PRIOEs-s O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Easier-Fl0ur Irregu-
lar-Wheat, Corn and Oats Firmer-
Barley and Rye N0minal-Pork High.
er-Lard Firm-GrOceries Quiet, but
Firm-PetrOleum Easier-Naval stores
Dull and N0minal-Whiskey Un-
changed.
WEDNESDAY. July SO p. NJ.
The markets were still irregular, but there was
more activity ana o more general movement Of
merchandise. Dry goods, boots and shoes and
kindred commodities are more sought after while
on Change the markets were firm, II no more ac-
tive. Flour was still dull and declining. Wheat
was in moderate demand, but frmer. Corn was
also lrmer, with fair inquiry. Oats were frmer.
Whiskey was quiet. Pork frmer Lard
changed. Freights lower tor grain aceOmmOda-
ton the berth, but nrmer for tonnage for charter.
Cotton remained dull and the market easier, both
on the spot and tor forward delivery. Groceries
quiet but the market firm. Petroleum little
sought after. easier prices, Naval stores
neglected and entirely nominal closing with strong
downward tendency.
CofroS on spot dull and easier Sales not
pored below of 90 bales for spinning purposes
made at price failed to learn There talk
of another considerable sale Of spot cotton, particulars
of which we were unable to obtain Futures in
very light request at further decline OF 1l6c. per ID.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
A MIDSUMMER SUGGESTION,

From the Springfield Republican,
twill be very great relief to Massachusetts II
General Grant would send General Butler on
foreign MISSION. Our politicians think they can
get along with simmons but Butler is u little 700
much for their cnieebed powers tn,s wear.
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvEWPoOL PRODUCE EMARKEr-IiivFRPooI. July S-Even-
ine.-Spirits turpentne 21s a 2Ss. Cd. per ton
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LGkD0N, july S-Evenng
Lin seed cakes ell per Lnseed oil E25 9s per
Spirits turpehtine. 25s I'd. a 25s. Cd. per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-07-09

Wheat was in moderate demand but hrmer, with light
receipts The sales part last evening" were about
wJ bushels at 81 80 Tor No Chicago 81 81 81 36 Tor
kee 81 81 81 49,. Tor No. Minnesota and Milwaukee,,
81 30 81 35 for rod winter and VI IS VI for amber
winter Corn was Armer Ihe sales tpart last evening"
The New York herald., 1874-07-09
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. July 2, 1874
Exchange dull the United States, sixty days,
currency L5 n l3s premiun short sight, do, 40 i4s
pre- MUM short sight gold i62 i6f premium; Lon
don, 1893 igd premium; on Paris, l65 l67 premiums
spanish gold, stS go
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81
quality not more than halt grade above below the
grade quoted The sales were;- -
Cons delivery basis low @auns the sale, nave
been folows:-ast evening, alter two oclock--July.
bales l6 IL SIC; August 400 at 6zc: september.
l5OO at II Lice, 7D at II l2c October 100 at 10 3lbc
is IS s2c 100 al l6 7I6c 400 is2c 200 at l6 7l6c,
100 at l6lc august 800 at 1895 so At lS Nc o9 at
40 at IL l5ac, Al i7c, i7O 1866, 1000 q i
I5Gc. 800 16 $50. October, 800 IT l6c, 0 at Is
232c 100 l6 ll6c, $50 at IL $3.50. 400 1T l6c No
Ts%per TSa $3.50 ~ . bales S1anS soS Ssls ''f
change paid to exchange 100 August tor Septe mber
The receipts at ports were follows 81;
bales New Orleans, ~; savan1sh' u; Charleston.
Boston i %i%nFfId a FFSsdephis q tots This day last
week i,I5z This day last year. 20s6. Rates on cotton
were quoted nominaliy as tollows:-.lo hayre by
Ma%eqTs BY - :s By sa a. To TO
sseap"o. sissasS SlsG 3D. "a BY stesm "a BY sail. y
CoFssE The market continued quiet, but values re-
mained the same. We note sale at Baltimore
Ssss Of E 9. osaSs maSss Gasy sao sn & gas
Prime Is l,Ig Dr. az sSs so range S,
ass; agass ma,s ats asc se Geyon t ssfe Mara
caibo isSsc. 21sc; Laguayra, Gle 221sc Jamaica,
iSc pc; st. Domingo. l7c isc.; Porto Rico, zoe.
siisc. Costa Rca 2oc. 32hc Mexican. 2oc 2lc Saw
flour AND GEss.-acceip,sFo 6oAo bbls wheat
soG4J bushels; corn, $500 bushels; corn meal,
Hour p''S market was dull aud irregular. The sales
AZ nticss within the range auoahons Corn
extent Of 800 bes at - 4S 81 so for Brandywne
% 20 - ~ ~. a an ne i'm Ins' onota
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CR0wELL-VAN PELT.-At Philadelphia on rue~
Gay, June 80, by the Right Rev. William Bacoa
SSteVens, Bsnop OF Pennsylvanls, assisted ~ the
rev. Richard Newton, d. d., Il. BEACH CROwELI tS
kAIHAkINE POPE, daughter OF the late Rev. Peter
van Pelt, d. d., OF Philadelphia.
nALL-oPEAIGHr.-On Thursday evening, July z
~ .ne Kew. D. HYATT Smith, WYMAN b. HALL, Esq :,
TO .'iss SARAH AUGUSTA SPEAIGHT, all OF BROOKLYN.
T.. ID.
HERGHNHAHN-MEYER.-On Monday, July 8. bv
the Rev. MI Raegemer. Mr. EDWARD HERGENHAaW
10 MISS LIMA MEYER, all OF this city. No cards.
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