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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-01-07
WOOD FOR SALE.-Those wishing

M OOB IOlN oAhi4 AhNoN "is"'NS
w TO purchase Wood will find II for their ad-
vantage to call on II. 4. ALDRICH, at the PAVILION
HOTEL who will be pleased to furnish different
grades Of Wood in large or small quantities
For sixteen inch green hard wood, the price VIII be
sf d per cord delivered at the purchaser door for
he same wood, twenty inches long delivered 5000
per cori ior the same two feet long delivered, soOo
per cord.
To any person purchasing hny cords or upwards OF
the sixteen inch wood, the price will be 5000 per
cord. delivered.
Also on hand, four feet, green and dry hard wood
MN X. II. ALDRlCH.
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Snscial nntices.
TO INVENTORS

pafa Opuers, and all Interested in Patents
rle Prospectus Of the Now England Association Of
Inventors aui Patent Owners contains matters Of
rfff importance ~ all interested In Patents and In.
tarHou.. sent % any address on application to
II. Il. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
H.Ia 1888 summer ST. poston Maze
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'HILDBEN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND slok

destroy worms without injury TO the child being
perfectly WHITE, and free IRON all colorng or other
|r.m'ou. ingredients usually used In worm prepafa-
fHus.
CURTIS 4 BROWN, proprietors,
No. 2lj Fulton Street New York.
Sold bg D1ggnis asd Chemists, and Deaiers IN Medi
eH,', az IWENrfFyE CENTS A Box 62-Ji
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKsr-LoND0E Jan. Pig 30 f. M
Consols, tor money. 9lys; for the account 9lys o.
United States five twenty bonds 1851 ION Eric Rail.
way shares, 43k New York Central g. Erie preferred
6b. 2SO L. M.-Erie Railway shares. 44l4. 3 80 p.
M.-Erie Railway shares an a az. 5 r. M.-uned
shares ~
PARIS BoURsE.-LoNpoN, Jan p 80 r. M-Paris de-
spaches quote renes at 5Si &c. p. MRentes at 5sf
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FnANKroRr Jan. 2--United States
nve-twenty ponds at VIZ Tor the issue Of 1862.
. LIVERPOOL CorT0N MARKET--LIvBRroOL, JAN 2-5 p.
M-Sales the basis of middling upiands nothing be
low good ordinary. shipped February and March, at
lid sales the basis Of middling Orleans nothing
below good ordinary shipped December and January at
SAFES on the basis Of midding upiands nohn ing below
good ordinary shipped january ut Lid. do nothing
below low midding, deliverable January at Sd. Sales
on the basis OF middng Orleans, nothing below good
Srdnary shipped hesalary A. Sad The market is
i000 bales including 1000 bales speculation and ex.
port Sales the basis Of middiing up1ands nothing
below good ordinary shipped December January at
3D.; do nothing below low middlings. deliverable
March and April at Sad Sales on the basis Of middng
apands shipped and February nothing below
TRADE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jan. 1.-The mar.
kee for yarns and fabrics at Manchester dull but not
QuOtAbly lower.
LIVERPOOL BREApsryyys MARKxr-LrvERPoor Jan .
receipts Of wheat for the past three days
The market Is quiet Corn SIS. 3d. per quarter. ~
LIVERPOOL PR0vIsI0Ns MARxEr.-LIvERPoOL, Jan. 3
nne, Bacon Sos. Sd. per cwt for new Cumberland
cut -.c w ln .-U ~ 81
LONDON PRoDucx MAxKEr.-LoNpoN Jan 2-Even
ing-SDirts turpentne, SIS SIS Sd. per cwt Refined
petroleum, Eid l2<d per gallon. Tsllow. Ais Sd. per
cwt -- y .- --
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 2 1874.
Cotton weak, Irregular good ordinary, 1899; mid
ding lSc Net receipts 22lI bales Exports coastwisc
81 sales. $50. Stock, 1881 Weekly-Net receipts
hSSl Exports to the Continent l,Un Coastwise, 1876.
Sales 1901
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2 1874.
Cotton quiet; lower grades unsesdy rniddnrs i6c |;
low middlings n4.c.; Strict good ordinary, l3sc. Net
evening. 1900 stock, 66,75S. Weekly-Net receipts,
TO- zoos gross 1889 Exports 10 Great Britain 1856
10 the Continent TO France, 6Oi; coastwse. 6s9
Mosrtx, Jan. g. 1874.
Cotton quiet; middinss lsizc.; low middhnas n5sc
ports coastwise, arb Sales L2 stock 6S77O Weekly
Net receipts 1882; gross, 1887 Exports to Great
Britain, ~; ~ the Continent 27l6 coastwse, 7.620.
SAvAKNAH, Jan. O. 1874.
Cotton quiet; mlddling l5I<c ls,lc. Net receip IT,
6366 bales Exports coastwse, l5lo sales LII Stock
Britain, the Con unent, as: coastwise ,ilA
CHARLzsroN, jan o. 1874.
Cotton quiet; middfing, f5c. t5kc.; low middng,
bales. Sales 500 Stock, 72,629 Weekiy-Net reccip,s.
lh750; gross SOS ExportsTo Great Britain S047 to
the Continent SO; to France, 690; coaswise S Sales
oswseo, Jan. o. 1874 v
Flour sdvsnsed &c spring and amber winter sales
I6W bbs Al % for No spring % for amber winter,
quiet and unchanged; choice white canada held at
e. No. Milwaukee club At 81 55 Corn qniet; sales
two cars AZ Barley dull sales 100 bushels uplake
Canada At 81 66 and loo bushels Bay Quiute at 81 ST.
Corn meaiS1 ~ tor bottled and 81 81 nnboed per
Gwa Auliesd unehaoged' shoya 90, shiostuQk 81
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mddiines SIS 81 per ton Railroad sreigtts our 20
philadelphia and Boston. 60c 20 New York 81 =; "

%s,f9.diainc yss % ton Railroad eghus our e
Albany. &c. .' - -
BUFFALO, Jan q ISA
Imports for the last - hours Flour 500 bbis whe q
SSaSs bushels; corn 26g2s do. oats. 81 34 do barley
z%40 DO peas, 40 do Exports-Wheat 32 400 bushels
corn fdW do OATS "A, 800 do The grain market was
ouil aud unchanged Dressed hogs 81 . 81 % Other
articles unchanged.
FIour quiet and unchanged. wheat dull and lower;
sales of No, white Wabash at 81 50; amber Michigan
81 -, February, 81 t5 March, 81 90; No red 81 49,
Corn dull and declined; high mixed soc. new, size
low mixed. 5S4c. Oats dull and declining Clover seed
sold at s. 90 Dressed hogs closed heavy at s. SO offered
and IS IS asked. Receipts2OD bills -four 5000 bushe Is
wheat 5000 do. corn and 1000 do. oats Shipments
CHICAGO, Jan. 2 H7l
s. 87h Wheat dull, unsettled and lower sales OF No
sd sadips sSraary sYGs 9F sSnasdy
Corn opened firm. but closed dull and lower sales Of No
February new No mixed. DC rejected old, 5iSc..
52ac new Acc. Oats dull and lower at Ssc. spot for
No. z; ss1c for February Rye quiet and weak At &c.
steady pors * adyancsd and 4 far de-
Lard steady at SIC. spot SIC February. %. March
Bulk meats advanced and In fair demand at SIC. tor
shoulders no TOR short rib mddles 7c for short clear
mddles, all loose, spot Green neats-Demand fair (;
prices advanced shoulders 64c short RIBS, 7c Hams
active and higher at s@c for Is lbs sZerage Dressed
Csc Receipt 9ooo bills -four. 10000 bushels wheat
5000 corn 81, 900 oats a00 rye and II 0O0 barley. Shin
ments0 00O bbls -four 700 bushels wheat 5v0O
", 700 oats, 1000 rye and L. QUO barley.
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1884, II me interest on the gold bonds of Florida

1884, II me intep,st on the gold bonds of Florida
was paid to-day
THE STOCK MARKET
showed the erect Of a sharp speculation Scarcely
without exception the entire list participated IN the
baoyapt feeling aud enjoyed al Sdvanae Of from X
to per ceas Western Union opened at rs and
moved to Hs aH%. Harlem sold ut 1905 leO1<: Erie
was steady at ATS. AK. Pacific Mail ranged
from Ssk to 40. c., G. and I. c. continued its
steady advance, and, without reaction, moved to
2Sh-a gain during the day OF more than one
per cent Since the panic this STOCK has
been unusually firm. Lake Shore moved from 77,S
to 79S, closing at TEX. Wabash advanced from
4sH TO 81. Northwest common improved to 5Sh..
and bids fair. If one may judge from the influences
at work. to 60 still higher. The preferred moved
from o0k to 7l,l. Rock Island advanced to 1921 !;
St. Paul touched "A, preferred 67X; Ohio and Mis-
sissippi advanced to BIZ; Union Pacific sly. The
market generally closed strong.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest
l..
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BANK SHARES.

BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were bid for as follows:-New York,
Iii; Manhattan, 142; Merchants. 1l2; Mechanics,
1870; Union, l27; City, ESQ; Fulton, l47; Leather
Manufacturer, 100; American Exchange, 1905
Chatham, 100; Bank OF the Republic, 99h; Hano-
yer, 1ol Irving, 100; Metropolitan l21 Market ITO;
Nassau, 100; Corn Exchange, IFS; Continental 10;
importers and Traders, l75; Park, 124 Central
National, oS; Ninth National 100; Bankers and
Brokers' Association, II; German-Amertcan, ssS1.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold closed at l10X, the extreme sales having
been f10K and 110H. The Assistant Treasurer to-
day paid out $4,000 gold for interest and STA, 900
for nve-twentes redeemed.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY.
Cold balances l,511, 443
Currency balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l726, 622
Gross cearances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3I349, 900
The rates paid for carrying to-day were !, g. l-32.
1854 and per cent, gold.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
closed as ollows:-United States lssls, registered,
llsK 116X; DO. do, consolidated, 117Js r7i;
do. fve-twentes, 1892 registered, ll3K 1872; DO.
do. do, consolidated, llSk ia; do. d. 1854,
coupon, HAY q l15x; do. do, 1866. do, 1l4X q
llsX; do. do, do, do, January and July. 115X
Ills; do do, 1867. do IFS l15k; do. do, 1865, do
ls 1lSk; do. ten-orties, registered ll1k ll11i:
40. do. coupon, i131s III; do. currency Paclfcs,
iiaH 1l4'z; new hves, 1881, l1o& 1lll4.
sOUTHERS SECURITIES
were dun. Tennessees sold at 80; Missouri Han.
nioal and st. Joseph issue, brought 9o,s ex
interest,". The latest bids were - Missouri Sizes
soh; DO. DO, Asylum or University, 81; do. do,
Hannibal ana st. Joseph issne ssx Tennessee
skies, DID, Tx; do do, new, 7sx; virginia skies,
Old, 50; DO. do, new, 40; do. do, consolidated,
A9K; do do, deferred 1oX; North Carolina skies,
old, %; do. North Carolina Railroad Com.
pany coupon, So; do. do. do, ex.coupon,
70; do. Funding ACT 1860, Is; do. do.
do, 1908, 17X; do, new, "A; South Carolina skies
~: do. do. January and July. 6%; do Funding act
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T. ID.
esi ssa any, 1ssI s.ss1s
nj Ne i !. & r. sSsss J: i i
su' ssc The saes were about bushels
IN ga AsS for Western 0r msed seo%
s and white remained nSmna Oats in
bushels Sr Me.sl0 slS tor s,as mixed Ssc
Barley aas nss ssns IS Ssssss $
saes Or sns
Fl da a rate. for
accommodation were in some instances easeI The en-.
S1sRsis Of y do sa nro ugh iTeisst
on
~ b SSsss o. a'ab n and 20 '0a; sres.
hamssrg n sssm is ' sSs iss sa,sa
hides al 62s 3D. To Marsees sailed hides Nc
only aass
e % WIN s naphha on sast
lots placed q t has ss q but r Sssty
s sysI.ss Of domestic cloth Bornss ss ~
lA2oo bales and Of bags 9 800 bales. ~
Sat dossd r%
SssT o,i SsisS ;ass is:
Boston ps bales All iuss
!. Hay AMP sTRAwIhe demand has been fair psrsc
larry for retail Qualities Of hay and the market was hrm
ton good do at s2s s25 good shipping at $40;
Do at $40 straw-Long rye $l5a $i6 ton; snort DO.
Trade cont slow with prices not essentially
changed Transactions we're confined to small lots 70
from the circular Of Mr. Emmet Wells OF this date the
following domestic receipts for the week. 33l bales
Total receipts SINCE September 1873 II 52l for same
period in 1872 1926; tor same period in 1871 2sso
IN 1862 soA4; imports for the week, - 2as
total imports for same period. 1872, i0f60 bales
We quote New Yorks, growth 1873 25c a 4Oc West
ern do. 25c Soc. Eastern, DO, 25c. 35c yearings,
ssSswtS 1872 zoe &c. old ods growths 1870 1869 and
40c patent Bavarians do SOC. $50 English, do. SIC.
aSIlac; Beigians, do, Soc 3lc; Caornians do %Oc.
. 45o per ID.
LnAraEE There has been good demand for hemlock
sole. with the exception of hight weights which we're
neglected.. Union crop met with better demand. and
the market throughout very Arm The receipts
the past week have been 81 S7 sides and 6l2 bales
ports Tor the week. 5000 sides to Liverpool TO all
points for the year .S3l sides We quote -
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On1cer Reilly. OF the Twentieth precinct police.
was severely beaten about the head yesterday
morning In Tharty seventh street, between Seventh
avenue and Broadway, BY some unknown men
while endeavortng to Queli disturbances.
Roundsman Byrnes. OF the Twenty second pre-
cinct, was ahot through the hand yesterday mora
ing By some unknown man while driving crowd
xwAy from Titv aO0ud akreeL> neAS Tenth avenues
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THE BANTA HOMICIDE CASE
Autopsy ON the Body-Investigation. Nexa
Monday.

Autopsy on the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nexa
Monday.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Coroner Marsh made
a postmorrem examination on the body OF William.
Banta, the man who, on Thursday morning, was.
found dead on the pavement IN front OF premises
Nos 16S and 1855 Canal street. there being suspcfons
that deceased had been beaten BY Henry Hughes,
the bartender. Banta had Commissions ana abrA-
sions on the left side OF the forehead, contustons
about the nose and upper LIP and nacture OF the
nasal bones; several small lacerated WOUNDS OF
both lips bloody serum nowin9 Freely rom tho
right ear, and lacerated Wound OF the scalp AZ
the back OF the head, two inches long On re-
moving the scalp o large amount OF blood
Was jound extravasafed on the occipitial
ana right parietal bones; Also, on the right
temporal regions . fracture Of the skull was de-
tected which, on removing the br0iu, was i0und
to extend from the middle OF the occtpltal through
the rqht paretal bone, and across the petrous p0r
ton Of the temporal bone there wss also frac-
ture OF the ethmoid and sphenoid bones and alarge
amount OF blood was found extravAsated over the
middle and posterior lobes Of both hemispheres OF
the brain.
Death WAS due to compression Of the brain from
extravasaton Of blood, following fracture Of tho
skull, the result OF violence.
Coroner Eickhon emYanelleda jury. who, after
viewing the remains, were discharged TIL Monday
next. when the investigation win take place.
The body OF BantA was delivered over to the reia-
tlyes for lntcrmcnk
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COTTON STATEMENT.
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA. Jan. q 1874
Exchange active: tho United States, 60 days cur
renoy, 80 81 premium; short sight. g IS premium
on London l19 III premium; on Paris "a Is premium
Spanish gold, IS o % premium
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CorroS on the spot was dull, but unchanged, For
future delivery the market ruled moderately active st

sales for future delivery For future delivery Oasis
low mtddling) the sales have been follows
day evening" after three ocioSk.Jsnsssy 200 stb klsc,
March 'cS !. lSsfS ALL icS :, 10 Essc June 10y At
Jspuary 100 a. isic aS A. y 100 a !: 7lsc 800
motto: tcdsy 80 - 7isc o a. il iSsc,, % a isc,
100 q 10 lss2c 40 At isc go q ls,c go q Is
5st sc. o q sl:sac SD ls isiSc q. Is Be.
SSS :! lss 10 q Y S,isc 80 g AIS liz:
i,f nay: i9o e IFS GO 40
1850 bales; Grand total 1000 bales. Receipt. q the
poru:-Galveston All bales; New orleans l266'; Mo-
BILE $50 sss Chsrss,on ao7x w'lmnsson,
ton; I TSt,L NsS Sals s. A.. Total mi. ., dsy
bales Rates on Cotton were quoted =: follows how
AZ ms y ner ~, Mc ~ 70 ~ steam;
sismsn;s ~ s.sm; iNs; py sal, he; Liverpool,
F.ov. AND drAH.-Recsip.s Flonr i5.7os bbis wheat,
oats. 4aO bushels; barley 500 do rye $500 do. The
lower The saes incluans All kinds were only abon.
uotsons o Corn meal Ca. ssG quiet >, Lott to the
- 90 for golden ear - IS - % for brandvwne We
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I,Crop-,eSsaughterIlig backs, &c. 4oc; middle
% nssSS sHa o1 s IS a soS sS
So market quiet but arm fsr ses
s CT SsE sss snH n 1t ST re- ssysS
saas &C. s Gsss.y &c.
Orleans, 6Oc. 76c. ~ W.
was dull but considerable rmnsss Was manifested We
heard Of sales Of Is bbIs from yard At 20 Lots from
m good nsl
@ y.ss s;:s .ai: s,i
; 81. A.! is ?s
Fitch was neglected and SS' NOMINAL 81 '0'a A'
0sIMn!sst 9aet but firm for Al description We
STsSs ss.ds Sssr %sss:l %tasss: J. y
a Hs sn g. 1877
psached menaaden held At 4c crude coons s At
choice winter Other oils not mentioned above were
F..sOs.uE@TSs market hs. been very au,st today
s ssis?
3 of Ca
w sfs:
So
.ss: ss 81 s. Ss sss sris Z:
a s::sS :: IS 81 81: S Ss
s'sas s':s Is
delivery, Dressed hos we're dall quoted a.
Sss Sr but S saS ss sH Ms S
a. S5ssi TSn e
Go b6 80 S 70. prime % Ss ssrSss and s2S $9
sais sg e. sss
deTs a. e. coo smoked hams II lbs sverage, at nhc,
siss. Sris ssfs az s.a ps g.
Z market wSs outlet but a5m We heard Q:
sssss. 5sss:. Ss
beard Of sale: since our I;T q ! bags Lord
q sass per A. and Sosn
inS 0.s Il Kp sna S
III as' s'f ssas5
sus1R:-fhsre was very little business cons minated
q " sSxs tsS i.s % ssoS ssSnas W Ssys CsS g
note sale Of go boxes Of mP ole; sugar Sths.
authsntcsts them Refined was also quiet. but not
W. S6saSnsdk q ss
re fair to good iair 7.c zhc gSoa to Prime 5s
eeSn 1a sSSs .nS boxes moe
ssq
DO 10 to y 7s &C. ao iS to is SIC SIC DO, 1870
Porto RIeo.ssSning COMMON to prime. sc sx i
grocery far to choice 7Nc SIC SrazDutch stand
sSs fS an. sisp sss
Of trade during the Psst three days Put Prices exhibit
on private hSds Of al from Sc c
Son p from the q
Gsnsa Son me foilowins:m
Jerris Her; No 1oe'
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Statement for Dece mbcr, lS73-An In
crease Reportcd-Details OF Coin and
Currency ON Hand.
WASHINGTON, Jan. /, 1874.
The following is a reorganization of the public
debt statement
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FINANCIAL.

A -LAPSLEY / BAILEY, BROKERS, "A BROAD
IA. way-Stock and Gold Privileges; also Double Priv
neges In Stocks and Gold. AL signed by
beers Of stock Exchangs or responsible parties
gin enabling of small speculate, with
but little risk. Explanatory circulars mailed any ad
dress. 'tH -
PUTS AND CALLS SO TO 500 INVESTED IN
n. them OMEN pays 800 to 81 900; the only safe
method OF ope rating in Wall street. on limited capital
fully explained in PAGE Pamphlet, mailed free any
address, orders executed on margins.
VALENTINE TCMBR1DGE 4 CO.,
Bankers Brokers 20 n street New York
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In Philadelphia stocks were steady. We quote =
Pennsylvania skies, 1903; Reading Railroad, IS
Philadelphia and Eric Railroad, %; Pennsylvania
Railroad, 4sS.
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Stock on hand jam.

airy !, 1874 ........... 2l42 3N 6lH 29S 1854
TALLow.-The market was quiet but firm. sales $50
bbs and $1,000 lbs. Of common vt TIC. TIC; prime
wooL:-Aarket quiet but arm. Dealers anticipate a
lively time after the affairs of last settled up
We heard Of sales Of 5oOOo lbs Ohio fleece &c.
10 100 lbs Of domestic fleece at 47c 1900 lbs of wseon
bic s fleece at Sc. &c; 2.pW lbs. Of un;
At &C. &C., 30 bales At Sc 4oS ib p.e Of
Texas at 2ic 2sc So0ies Of DC; at%c., 1000 lbs Of
delane feeces, 5000 lba tall California, IS bales Of
pulled combings Is bales OF pulled aad 10 bales
super do, all on private terms
Wa,sxsY;-kecsipt, 62s bols. The market was mod;
bbis opening ct Sc, and closing with sales at &c.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-Flour DuL-Wheat Lower
Corn Ftrm-Oats Hfgher-Pork Firm
Lard Ffrmer-Groccrfos Quiet, but
Firm-Freights Easy-Petroleum DULL
Spirits Turpentine Dull-Rosin Easier
Metals Quiet-Wo0I Ftrm-Whlskey
Lower.
FRIDAY, Jan. 2-8PM.
The trade movement was slow to-day the unfa-
vorable state OF the weather tending to check
commercial transactions very materially. On
'Change houI was duh and heavy. Wheat was dull
and decidedly lower-very little being taken at the
decline. Corn was very quiet, but held
steady at former prices. Oats con-
tinued in good demand aud prices were
higher. Whskey was easier. Pork was without
decided change, selling to some extent for future
delivery at full prices. Lard was still very nrm
and better prices were paid for forward deliveries.
Groceries were quiet, but the market was firm
throughout Cotton was quiet and unchanged for
lots the spot, but In fair demand and nrmer for
future. Petroleum was dull and nominal. Spirits
of turpentine was quiet but held with considerable
hrmness, while rosin was in demand, but ct easier
prices Freights were quiet and in instances
easier Wool was In moderate demand and firm
AsHEs-Receipts for the past three days packages
Market quiet Small sales Of pots At 6kc. 7c per h.
.Corrxa -rrsnssotions have been of no Importance
since r: OSs the %as ns very firm axs
delivery The stock OF hgot copper Of all kinds
CO;ssI.-fhs market has been eues to-day and the
s hands s are
higher asaTs. than those ssDDepasa quote Bio
GOO - prime a. s:SS; 81 s
Gsr r &C. sNc Issssyr., s4sls %s Jamaica,
S Costa ss Rcs asc &C. no5t S ssS xa
ns BE- ssc Curacao DC 49, gold, % and % days
corToS on the spot was dull, but unchanged, For
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1915 and 1890 A. M.

A1SbV EAs
ss0U IS, ~ in ll7A $500 Us $50 ~. b 1853.
1917 US $50 49, bic ll3h lUO Us SIS l0-.0 ia
$500 Us $40 c. 'bj, be ll6 lUO0 Us 5s 1910 n3k
sou US 90, 6z.... lI6 300 US IS, c. 49, b Ill
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(IITIZENs SAVINGS BANK
" or THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

4 S AND 10 PER CENT
City and County Bonds.
Railroad Bonds.
f.n City Railroad Stocks.
and other choice Stocks and Bonds paying to 20 per
wa" ALBERT H. NICOLAY 4 co,
No. Is Pine street. New York.
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-08-01
POLITICAL.

A New CLUB ORGANIZED. Last evening a
new club was organized, under the name OF
the G.. I. Howard Guards, ut Holiness Build
ing, corner of Rampant and Common streets
The President requested all present to come
forward and sign the roll and three hundred
good old Democrats came forward and an
nexed their signatures
The election of officers was then entered
into with the following effect J. J. OHara,
President w. Stevenson. First Vive Presi-
dent I. Mcintyre, Second Vice President
Jno. Riley, Secretary T. Riley, Treasur !;
L. Leman, Financial Secretary w. II.
Holmes. Grand Marshal: r. Clarke, Sergeant
at-Arms
The following resolutions were then unani-
mously adopted.
BE i sesotred, That this club be called the
c. T. Howard Guards of the Third Ward.
Democratic Club, That we heartily approve OF
and indorse the address Of the State Central Ex-
ecutive Committee OF the Democratic party,
calculated to promo harmony and unity of
action amongst the conservative element of this
State.
operation OF all honest and well-disposed persons
in an effort to redeem our beloved State from the
deplorable condition in which she has been
paced through Radical misrule and oppression.
Be il further resolved, That the registration
law as signed and promulgated by the usurper
Kellogg is only another evidence of his desire to
stife the voice Of the legal voters Of Louisiana,
and to repeat the iniqulties of his predecessor
Warmoth
BE 1t ta,ther yesolred, That we approve and
indorse the course Of the BULLETIN and Bee in
their manly advocacy of the rights of the people,
and pledge ourselves to sustain them IN their
efforts to regain our rights and liberties.
The meeting then adjourned.