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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

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Valuable Machinery For Sale,

r WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE,
i the following valuable machinery, all In
good running order: .r ...
One Woodswarth Planer and Watcher.
Saw Table and all the necessary appurte-
nances.
one Blanchard Spoke Lathe with Glea-
sons improvements, with Facing, Throat
ing, Tenanting and Sand Betting Machines;
also Dole and Silver Wheel Tenoning Ma
chine attached. ....
one Portable Steam Engine, l2-hprse
power, with Shafiing, Hangings, Puleys
and Betting. 80
Also a LOT of unfinished work, Wagon and
Carriage Wheels and Wood Works; with
a lot OF Bench and Blacksmith Tools with
various other articles used In this line Of
business. ..
Also two Houses and Lots in said town.
Persons desiring 10 purchase can see all
the above named machinery tested.
will sell the above property in whole or
In part to suit purchasers. Possession given
at any time.
Persons desiring further information
will please address the undo rsigned at his
flee. Rivesville, Marion 90, w. Va.
oaprS-rbg AUSTIN MERRILL.
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'ayhcrli,'s gegistst.
TUESDAY, APRIL -, 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Index 10 New Advertisement t..
Id. Sine's Gift Enterprise.
Brussels Rugs and Mats-G. Mendel
Booth & Co.
New Styles Neck Wear.
Hsmilton's Opera House, Fret
Page.] -
Bronze Parlor Lamps-F. c. Wins
ship & Co,
Temperance Meeting. 1885,.
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AYERS
S ar S aparIla

IL widely known
as oneofthe most
ctfeCtual RENE.
dies ever discov-
ed for cleansing
the system and
purifying the
blood. 1t n as
stood the ties
OF years, with n
constantly grow
ing reputation
based on its In
trInsic virtues.
and sustained by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28
PRESENTATION TO LITTLE NELL.

During the second act OF Fidelia al
Holiday Street Theatre last night, and
lust after Little Nell had finish ed sole
which brought down the immense au-
dience in tremendous applause, a small
box was handed to the leader Of the
orchestra, attached to handsome
bouquet, and by him past up to the
little lady. % opening the box it was
found to contain a valuable locket Of
Estruscan gold and heavy gold chain
Of elegant workmanship. The euclo.
sure bore the inscription: presented
to Little Nell by her Baltimore friends,
Friday, February 14tb, 1873" The
testimonial was entirely unexpected.
and it seemed to have come from some
of the many who have seen and admir-
ed the young actress during the week.
Baltimore american.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

Ar eleven o'clock last night, it com
menced raining, just for change
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

MOONEY these nights, and spoonies
epioy it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

though not always, cured by It's use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the follicles
are destroyed, or the glands atrophled and
decayed; but such as remain can be saved
by this application, and stimulated into
activity, SO that new growt tn OF hair IL
produced. Instead OF fouling the hair with
pasty sediment, It will keep II clean and
vigorous. lis occasional use will prevent
the hair from turning gray or falling OF,
and consequently prevent badness. The
restoration OF vitality IL gives 10 the scalp
arrests and prevents the formation OF dand-
ruff, which Is often so uncleanly and offen-
sive. Free nom those deleterlous substan-
ces which make some preparations danger
Gus and injurious 10 the hair, the Nigor can
only benefit but not harm IL. II wanted
merely for HAIR DRESSING, nothing
else can be found SO desirable. Containing
neither Oil nor dye, 1t does not soil white
cambria, and yet lasts long on the hair,
giving 1t a rich, glossy lustIe, and grateful
perfume. .,.
Prepared by DR.. j. @. Aver & Go.
Practical and Analy teal Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS. III.
Ott2leg
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AYERS .
Hair Vigor,
For Restoring to GRAY Hair Its
Natural Vitality and Color. .,

A dress ng
which Is atonce
agreeable heal
thy, and edec-
tual for pre-
ser Wing the
ha ir. IL soon
restores faded or
gray hdiy 10 lis
original color,
totthMe9loSSd aud
fresh ness Of
nth. Thin
hair Is thicken-
ed, fallen hair
checked, a II d
ilaltlneSS Often
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-28

CnIAri oheapl cheapi another new
arrival Of dry goods, carpets and oil
cloths. chsapsf thsn ever. .,a.~' =.
"" ..., o. C4afle Wheeling.
The New York herald., 1874-08-08

oats. Uao DO Canal shpments-whsst n ,1sl bushslss
corn l25,720 do Rail exports-Wheat, 10 4Oc bushest
corn. "a 400; oats $500 Canal freighs dull wheat
9dc- corn. SIC. oats. SIC Flour active sales 100
Wheat inactive and unsettled sales Corn strongs
sales 1900 bushels No at 74c 7sc Oats lower; no
sales; held 63c Rye nominal at 81 o. Barley matt
firm; Canada, 81 90 ~; Western, 81 30 81 90 bal
ance unchanged
Flour unchanged. Wheat dun and declining. No. 3
white Wabash 81 lsk; No ! white Michigan, 81 1SHs
extra do 81 Is; amber Michigan 81 l3A September,
81 l4k No. red, 81 is q lstI; No. red Ih Al.
amber Illinois, 81 49, Corn dull and declining; high
Sc damaged 6ic. oats In falr demand and lower Il
lsc No. l. l0Izc for No Q; August Sssc sePtember,
S7zc. Michigan rejected, Sekc Freights arm anS
unchanged Keceipts-2l0D bushels wheat, 900 Do
oats Shipme nts-35 600 bushels wheat. 30O0 DO corn
CHICAGO August T. 1874
Flour unchanged Wheat steadyi closed weak at 81 %
g, y o6s for No spring, 81 04x for No DO, spost
~ 3,a August; 81 0o'S september; No do. NC xf
resssd ssn &c Corn active higher and strong No s
Em6si; rejected Csc SoiSc Sats dull and declinine,
closed nrmer at 3sc. S9Hc for No. spot; size, Az
gust aosse september; Rye quiet but arm at 74c lor
NO Barley qnle and weak At 81 o31z for No spring
s.4 SPOT August; . ~ u, ssptsmSer: Lard
urn urn an higher as lac a Arc-, spot or August Bulk
steady corn TO Buffalo. 2lsc.; wheat to do, 8:
On the can OF the board in the afternoon wheat closed
se August, ~ o August, corn senve and higher -
celpts-aW bbis -four $4,000 bushels wheat l26000 de.
corn oS QUO DO oats 5000 do rye and 900 barley.
shipments 900 bbls aour bus ushes wheat 266 00O
DO corn oo do oats, 5000 do rye and 5000 do barley.
The New York herald., 1874-08-08

and :. about 81 g
were e about Inasss0
sOSa Sh!sasS snd Mo- Mnns II
Isl s. lor red winter q 81 sicr amber ohio;
last busss bel at G
ern Oats were more ore steady but onS In %Sserste re.
81. %sss
new white, SOC. asked for ola white barley and rye
y freight: to
as$ ss 'ss":
6y sail 5000 bushels Of grain at "a TO Gibraltar, BY
sa auas
hence to GS,k for orders = y Italian
Ss at T.; British hence $iIss. pos:
orders g United KINGDOM Continent Win sSS SSIs
Baltic asss ss ss 81 WIZ 81 os
same yGSass 6S u %
Soryssian bark hence 70 Bristol yith sss re-
S%s @ Win $sSs sss e sssnsd d.
a. = $ " y esss:S ss nsass .
S: sS'' with ssSS case. ''as fsdnsa
9 WIN s s$ $Siss:;
81 ~ sS o T'1ss91 % & f. sSss'ss sa
ps continued good demand 70. s asmss
since last of 100 bales 1sNc, and 200 do at 1916
Hc.-quoted at Dxc. l4c for heavy average on the
spot Calcutta was inquired for poderae and sold to
the extent Of 100 bales at loc Borneo aud Gourpore
Hss AND hemp remained dull
Ss rasSs aaSssd : ns
81 70 for undressed; Manila, shc. a 91sc., gold;
SisaL 6kc &C: Russia clean, ~ 25 81 80, gold;
Italian g. AZ q 70 gold susWs uS,sd haze az yet e re-
BIC, gold. Jute butts were in fair demand and firm,
quoted at rom lll6c 2Tc.. currency, according to
quality. We heard Of sales OF 300 bales, at 2xc cur
rency cash, and 200 bales At re, currency -
sells low at from 7sc 81 O5 according quality Old
hay was In fair demand and quoted at &c. 90c for
shipping, 81 81 30 for retail qualities, TOO Soc for
clover and 70c 6c for salt hay straw quoted At 65c
zoe. for long Sc &C. for short do and 7So SOC
for oat
Hors-Receipts Of domestics for the week 6l5 bales
making total since September 1879 OF sS2 bales,
against 1853 bales for the same period iSS W. Markes
In his circular Of this date as ollows;-"Our market
Of considerable transactions on speculation, based
on the poor appearance II the English ~ crop, crt 3,
their consumptlve wants. Tho reports from the Conu
nent are conflicting, and 1t impossible e form any
definite idea OF their The most reliable iuorma
who Is now making a tour through the hop dis
trictS He writes that Germany will have q
crop fully equal to that OF last year, and VIII
be able TO supply Englands probable deficiency unless
OF the crop Consumers are not in the market Reports
from all over the country are OF the most favorable
nature In reference TO crop Since our last about
200 bales have been shipped to London. We quote -
American, new, good to choice, 2c. 25c American,
new. low to air. l0c. a5c yearnas. l3c 2c; ods
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
REAL ESTATE.

The leading incident OF the day yesterday in the
real estate market was the sale, at the Exchange,
IN foreclosure, OF the property on Fifth avenue @
the corner OF FOrty-thtrd street, lately In tho
possession Of william M. Tweed. The property
mad previously been transferred, and under these
later proceedings 1t would seem that all vexed
questions OF proprietorship are settled, inasmuOh
as the city OF New York is said to have been made
party defendant to the foreclosure suit.
Jere. johnson, Jr. on Thursday, at Ba1lston,
gate OF $l6,043.
Details Of yesterdays transactions at the Ex-
change are as follows
James N. Miller sold in foreclosure leaseh old premises
NO W Bowery castor lease, years to run from May.
1870, at 5000 annum with renewals) A. LevinRer
attorney for the plainuf in the suit, tor $67OO
E. A. Lawrence Co. sold in foreclosure o two story
street q feet east from Fourth avenue, to Sarah 4
E. Il. Ludlow& Co. sold in foreclosure four story
brown stone house. stable In and plot g. llxl
located at the s0utheasterly Fifth and
Forty-third street. to Edward H. Landon Tor $lo60N
r. q. Murphy reports the sale OF No. 6l2 FIN
avenue Columbia College lease) for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
THE MARINE HOSPITAL AMBULANCE.

Within few days the nrst ambulance OF the
United states Marine HOSPITAL service will he seen
in our streets DR.. Heber Smith, surgeon OF said
department. gives the following details with refer.
ence to the new ambulance, ut hts once in the
basement OF the Custom House
Our new ambulance contains many Improve.
ments upon those now In hospital use in this city; ;
among others, longitudinal seats which, can Be
raised when recumbent position IL not ad-
visable Tor the patient patients. Orders for tho
ambulance rom captains and owners OF vessels
will be received here during ONCE hours-viz:
from ten A. M. to three p. A-and It win be Kept
In stable near the Custom House.
1t win be distinguished from the
ambulances OF the Department Of Charities By
bearing the coat OF arms OF the Marine Hospital
via, . foul anchor crossed by q caduceus or Mer-
cury's wand, and underneath the inscription.
United States Marine Hospital Hospital Ser
vice, 17os-ls7i'-the latter date referring to the
reorganization OF the present service. The am
ouauce win carry wounded and invalid sailors.
as soon as they arrive In port TO the Brooklyn
and staten Island hospitals. American sailors who
pay forty cents month hospital tax while at sea
Will De charged nothing for ambulance transports
Formerly sailors have been charged IS and 90 fol
transport In coach or huckster wagon 80 States
Island hospitals. The cost Of the new Ambulance
lS about $3.50. 1t supplies want long ielt " sna
| United StatSs kartnA Hnsnital service
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
Slight Disturbance in Foreign
Exchange.
HEAVY GOLD SHIPMENT.
Stocks Active and Strong Upon
a Moderate Business.
The Street View of the Wiscon-
sin Railway Case.
g O LID, 10 1 : 4.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
FRIDAY, August rs p. NJ
Stocks opened with an unsteady feeling, but
soon stinened. and later became strong advanc-
ing Y to u Of per cent. At the second call the
market was still strong upon . further fractional
advance, which continued up to the close OF the
Market leaving OH ct the highest point Of the day.
The
IMPROVED TONI
ana nrmer feeling seemed to be the result Of
further advlces from Madison. WIS.,, In respect to
the argument before the Supreme Court there In
the application for an Injunction. under
the Potter law, against the Milwaukee and st. Paul
and Northwestern railway corporations to restrain
them from disobeying its provisions. Counsel
for the st. Paul Company submitted plea that
that company was exempt from the constitutional
reservation respecting the right to alter and
amend charters 80, inasmuch as It's franchises
were inherited from q company organized before
the adoption Of such constitution. 1t was further
stated that the Court had expressed doubt whether
It had original Jurisdiction In such case, and asked
argument to be directed to that point 1t was
also announced that when the Court would ad-
journ tonight 1t would adjourn to next Tuesday !;
that argument would not be closed until next Thurs
day and that decision would not be reached until
next Saturday. This was the only feature In the
shape of news operating upon the market, and,
without stopping 70 go into the rationale OF such
an Interpretation, 1t is sufcient to draw attention
to the fact, as exhibited in the higher prices Of
stocks, that 1t was interpreted as being favorable
to the case OF the railroads. The total sales were
less than those Of yesterday, aggregattng 5o,s75
shares the dealings being principally In the fol-
lowing stocks, in the order named :-Western
Union, Union Pacific, Lake Shore O., @. and L c.,
Pacific Mail, st, Paul, Northwest, Wabash and
ohio. The subjoned table gives the sales Of each
stock and also
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALVESTON, August T. 1874
Cotton quiet and steady; good ordinary, lsc Net re-
baet stock asl6 bales weekyNes receipts I69 bales;
exports cosstwise. $40 bales; sales, 242
New ORLEANs August T. 1874
Cotton quiet and unchanged; mddling, l6Sc Net re-
cept 269 bales; gross receipts, AS bales
Great Britain lj19 bales; co1stwisc SIS bales sa
baes last evening, 200 baes stock 10 9Ss bales Week.
y-Net receipts Ia oaes gross rcceipt l7sO bales;
bales; sales, s. 100 baIea
Cotton-Demand light; middling, Ice Net receipts Il
baea Exports coastwtsc. |, s6S Sales 6lR Stock,
4,78l Weekly-Net receipts l23 baleA Exports
wise, ga Sales, 400 -
Cotton nominal, higher prices asked mdJiina, l61c.
Net receipts % bales; So Exports coasrwise a
Sales I67 Stock asi0 weeky-Nct rsceipts bales;
gross S0 Exports coastwise, Is2a Sales 3N
CHARLESTON, August z 1874.
Cotton, quiet middling lsHc.. Receipts. Il bales
Exports coastwse, 98a Sales, $50.
..... ..,... e,..... wrLMrxcrox, August Z 1874.
Spirits Of turpentine quiet at slc Ro steady 81 rs
for strained, 81 s. for extra No Crude turpentine
steady 81 Is for hard 81 Is for yellow dip ~ Is for
virgin. Tar steady at So %. 80, ,o,.
GuT And cT .sss % b
900 bushels at 75c- Corn meal S3 for polted $50 Tor
shipstuffs, $40; middlings $A SIS per ton, Canal
Ss4c. Sorn &C; to New York RAaroad
Albany: Lake rsesIpi@wSess 5000 bushels; &c; Corn, ~
5000; lumber, $4,000 feet. Canal shipmenu-Wheat
| 1870 bushels; lumber, S7s.Do feet.
Lake and rail- imports for the last twenty our hours
Flour ao4o bb wheat 1900 bushels corn. lySd do.
The New York herald., 1874-08-08

Subjoined are the Official rates OF the bankers
panied on London :-Seligman 4 Co. steady,
4S7H o 4.91. less commission; Bank Of California
quiet, 4S7H less lie 400 less u Morton,
Bliss Co. (quiet), 4.S7H 4.91, less commission !;
Drexel Morgan Il Co. (nominaD, 4s7K q &91 less
l-ls; A. Belmont Co. STEADY, 4.ss less 1-1s
4.eol net; London and Asiatic Company, on Joint
Bank steady, 4S7K, less commission.
THE MONEY MARKET
here continues to work easily at to per cent on
call and 5k to per cent for prime mercantile
paper.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
1891, 900, and the receipts OF national bank notes
at Washington for redemption $460,000.
FOREIGN ADvICKs
show the market for American securities In Lon
don dull and heavy, consols barely steady. The
following were the closing prices at five P. Nj
Consols, money, 92k; do, account, 92H; fve-
twenty bonds. 1885, old, 1OoX; do, 1867, 1oeX !;
ten-forty bonds, loe; new nves. 1o4X; Erie, 80.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were steady throughout the day and closed firm.
Registered ten-forties were in demand and 1t is
stated that the State Of New York falling to get its
BID Of So 100000 of the new fves accepted by the
Secretary, has been heavy purchaser OF the older
issue these last couple Of days. At all events
sales in that period have reached 81, ,25o,oOo That
the price has not advanced upon these large pur-
chases Is stated to be due to the fact that one
bank alone had large amount, nearly $1,000, 900,
to dispose Of The following were the closing
prices:-Unted States currency slxes 117K Q
117x; do. sixes 1881. registered, 117X 117X; do.
do, do, coupons 11sk q l1sk; do. nvetwentiea
1862 registered, 1111S 112; do do, do, coupons
111X n2k; do. do, 1854, registered, 114K o
114X; do do, do, coupons 115X Q 115X; do. do-
1886, registered, 1l4sl 49, DO do, do, coupons
lit o 117K; DO. do, 1885, new, registered, 115X .
115K; do do, do, coupons, 11sk 11ex; do. do,
1867, registered, 1l6 1l61S; do do. do, coupons
l17x 117x; DO. do 1885, registered, 1l8 116K;
do. do, do, coupons. 117k l1s; do ten-fort1es
registered, ITO 11oK; do do., coupons, 11sK a
ia; do. nves, 1881, registered, 11lX 112X; do.
do, do., coupons, 111X 112K.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were generally firm at the lrst Board, upon aver
age dealings. Morris and Essex nrsts advanced
n; Toledo and Cleveland new bonds. u; G., y. and
I. G. frsts, z. The bonds OF the Pacnc Railroad
show little change from yesterday. Union Pacific
frsts advanced u at the second Board. st. Louis
and Iron Mountain went on H. Central Pacific
The New York herald., 1874-08-08

s. ..Ss $ 5s s..'ssn' 5 rSs.S rssnSns g. % i a
nipEs.Traas during the pass three days has been
s :saas ls. s0@a per
= S 3d. = lss sss s. ss g rs Rio
e. IN SS.ss.q &c ss III B. s S :ss "a isa ,Sss
asns.n z 2s sslss'sd Vera yas'~STH. Ssss and
y. bs zls rsmDsco rx hs lbs ;s,. az DS ge sc
r.: s's. 1,ls.s;so Is ~ !, is: lS. eso.
saas1. aa 10 i S. "a &c ss ouSseoa snd sna kio H
EssSs hsi: IN and B Bgifsss 4 +: Il Sl s : i:s
eoa coapas asqa9as Gh9 ss Da ssd al sss
and San Ansonio y lbs "a os w., sc Sac 4 e aalyeston
e. '1 e. 0' rs lbs
s ,s. nS aS
i iSs, 80 ' s7cs S Surrsnsy. % selected. Nina. IS ID.
% o sGS as nev Ms.iGs" ss
Dry Dry ..ssaMcn, s ins % lbs. l7c afspns%
se Os ls: sshl. a. @ asnasas Ds sast. ';
is a se ssa
nS los Is lbs % y % @ sc
Esncy they Wei sstsd.5ps AyIe. Iss %
sss ss ss II .pq s4aa ss s
Ss 9 Ss. IDS e.: .ss d. sne. 'aSNt rs.
Country ss% sns wssean 50 lbs ln rs b sg
iOsc southern, y lbs 50 lbs, Sc. loc. city siaagh-
s .ns
cow, lbs 10 lbA, l6c. Hc do do do IL lbs 10 lbs,
l,S:, lSSs DO dead green d. lbs & i2 lbs Isse dS
lbs 20 lbs loc lie Manila do Is lbs q lbs. Sea-
IRoN.-The market for American pig continued dull
and depressive We note sale OF $50 tons Of No on
Iron being pressed for sale by bankers who had ad
vanced on It TO speculators, recently suspended The
market for Scotch pig was inactive but firmly held.
hglinton quoted At sss ss per ton Other brands not
$29 $3O do. FORGE 81 S2s Scotch Eginton No. $s3
S34; Giengarnock No. i. nominal; Coness nominal;
Summerlee, nominal.
LEArIER,-There has been good demand for hem:
lock soles both from the home trade and export
the sales have been OF the receipts The bet
grade realized full prices but in order move
feror tannage slight concessions necessary The
receipts for the week 81 565 sioes and LIZA bales
ExpOr L aU00 SIDES. We Quote:--
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
CLOSING PRIOBs-S O'CLOCK P, M,
C0MMERC1AL REPORT.
steady-Wheat

Cotton Firm-Flour Steady-Wheat
Lower-Corn Dearer-Oats steadfer-
Pork and Lard Were Higher-Groceries
Qufet-Frefghts steady-Copper Ac-
tivo-Iron Du11-PetrOleum Steady
Naval stores Firm-Wool Firm
Whiskey Steady.
FRIDAY, August 10 p NJ
me markets were still irregular and prices
nuctuating. generally favoring the buyer except
where the movements was speculative. On 'Change
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
THE PRINCE OF THE AsTUR1As.

The Vienna journals Of July "A mention that the
Prince OF the Asturias son OF the ex-Queen Isa-
bella Of Spain, has passed public examination.
questions put to him in religion, history. geog-
raphy, Latin German, philosophy, physics, msthe-
matiCs and geometry
The New York herald., 1874-08-08
--Hen,tock.

Light: MS skSse. &c. a's ssssc a2sc SaS
SssS S::s s.Sss.s e. q e :a:s e ss.s 8
SSS &C. sS sd,.
sS s &C ss %'has srop &C.
@ %ass & .nS S.H Hvs5 & e1os sc iss s d @
nSs n and sonnsa n but obn firm
W. quote :.Ssw crop-0uts csntrfusal ana mixed $50
10 hnsh .sna aSe' &c @ oaaHs S1SS SS as so
' iITs II:
s a1s amss
s. ns % s. e g. S e g & S as s s q go
strained anu loose No % 50 and 2oO do Of low pale
s was quoted nfm At - - 70 and pitch steady
osSns wsy and met % with s s:as sosa Ea %
Sc, In casks from .crusners hands. Sperm oil met
ss
iSf oil sS na saTa aSF &C. &C. &C.
S snS s Sc % S for % % r mat
s:s ss:' H a%$.e
nsnnaasn wSs "a .msT but quiet quoted 2. sSc Sc
ws
and & % S d MARKET Ts' oI rs sad
ss sss4a Of sss o vs6 81 Fl s1e4y sS month az W
small ess osssnsSs ' 'fa8usa f4% e
sa I ~ @ % and
were quiet changed eaesn m
value: Later w heard Of sales IN SSw York q 500
IS sI:sS
s o az as.s
81 beef
Res for Was
tor september delyery and prices were again higher
pas 81 6sed ss Of s
qaSss fm city Dsf 0 St ssd
aa.st bu. ar@: ve." heard Of sales in a ssS-
81 s plsiS ISL. " -
nn m Us as %s.s4n Bat
picked shoulders on private terms Lard-Ihe market
ness for September delivery the Improvement % spo
aHG 70 Ss
Is Heroes at Ao-
ssse i:
Sas ay 9sa Dor T S
TO- &C. i0s1sys & RsSs eSoes s%s ss 1 @ So do e,
s % f 'i ss So vssprns shSSs
lsc sSc per H. swa state and I'd Jersey s
and JERSEY ds We western, re- ne su.
*
:. s issS !: .@usb ~ ;S s. .: sS
Bsss and % sesses e w00dS00k Western s
jS5Sg trade was and the market
aSs s.fss 9'asRs at ss%
as M a sHsa s ss decidedly
suGAR.-The market for raw sugar was quiet but frm
e nass S Hns spa s uPs
d for a%a tor
70 gSod prs asc S srSssfy sSee %
fss s sSSd d Sd .sd SGIS ppNs Ns enSfs Ssp %o
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snSps-fhe market for inseed was dull and nominal
Glover was dun and Quoted teady q oc for PenRsyl
CSS Sana SnSed lSs Tim
ToBaceo Business in seedleais has been considerably
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81 M1;sS:' s SS ses
faa s IT, Fosn III in az SOLD
extent Of 300 bales Of Havana At from zoe. asL
a Sa.'i ~,'1 ,,s'
Hisn 9ss
sans ss @
4c $500 lbs OF mixed WOOL part at 3Oc. OJO lbs OF
Eastern Texas bury and ree at from z6hc. 36c.
1900 lbs Of Western and Eastern Texas at 26c 3lc
scoured Texas at rom 80 7oc 70 bales Of improved
do OF combings, at 371sc. a 65c.; 1000
lbs Of low secured wool O lbs Of combing and
5000 lbs Of Ohio and wisconsin fleece at SOC bsc @
spring California sc 900 lbs Of Cape, ssc TO- 600 lbs
OF do SEC 80 bales Of do 3sc; 1000 lbs Of and Xxx
5000 lbs Western Texas Mo lbs California pulled
wHIsKsI:-Receips, 27 bbls The market ruled
The New York herald., 1874-08-08

gold bonds closed az 90 q soK, western Pacific
50 o s2H.
STATE BONDS
were generally strong. with sales OF Southern con-
fined to Tennessee. or the Northern bonds New
York State bounty loan, registered, sold at 1861
In
CITY BANK SrOCS,
SO shares OF Phenix changed hands at 9s 90, the
largest part having sold az sSk. There was also
sale Of 80 Ninth National at 100. Other invest
ment shares were nominal.
OUR IMPORTS
The imports OF dry goods for the week ending
to-day amounted to e2,970.9S4. Amount marketed,
$27542S6
TREASURY BALANCES
at the close OF business at Washington to-day
were:-
4i4s
Com. ~ Ioo,VV