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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

rHN Say that "Joaquin Miller wants
90 SO lo sonr place whore there are no
Americana This wish Is likely 10 be-
gNtIllpd Ia u very considerable extent
for II hls morals are ns bad ~ hlsp0cily
which, however, Is hardly possible
he will Inevitably go t0a place some
day whore the Americans ho may
chance to meet VIII he too busy won,
dorug what has become of the lire de-
paument To trouble him much, 90 Lou
lANlllc tourlpr-l Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

\ Cincinnati lady, writing from
Washington, SAYS; "Roston draws
hcNclrup severely, scans Your cerebral
development through an cyc-glass,
and ooolly asks; What doyou know"
New York displays her silks aud dla-
monds and pertly asks, what are you
worth" Philadelphia, with prim
hands and pursed.up lips, asks Who
was your grandfather 2 While Wash.
ington stops between the waltz and
the German TO inquire Can You
dance? ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

The "Fat Contributor" IL dissatisfied
with some Of the decisions of the post
office department, and submits ''a few
improved rulings" of his own concoc-
ton:
Monthly magazines, published week
~, must be charged letter postage when
delivered daily. Powder magazines,
oyaept to regular subscribers, are not
permitted 10 frank their reports.
If no stamp Is affixed to II letter re-
tain it. Ii, however, the postage is
overpaid, letter rip!
If you have any doubt about n paper
going with one-ccnt stamp have two
sent.
Seeds can 90 through the mails as
merchandise. 3'The postmasters are
cautioned against any old seeds 10 go
through their mails, however
SigUs cannot be sent without paying
letter postage--thrce cents on every
letter.
Calico prints, any foreign prince, re.
prints and footprints, all go AS printed
matter, and pay tax accordingly.
Vaccine matter must be properly peck
marked.
Poetry in its various stages, including
the Edgar \. Poe stage, must be sent
postpaid, whether ii ever paid to read
il or not.
A postmaster is not permitted to
make any material change in the site
of his postotlice without atiixinS two
cent stamp for every two ounces. he
can charge double postage for sight
of the postmaster.
Shirts may be mailed At the rate OF
of two cents for every ounce of shirt
If the owners, name is on the shirt
letter postage must be charged. This
rule is indelible.
A subscriber residing in the county
in which Il paper is printed can take
the paper provided he pays in advance,
and urges his neigEbors to subscribe.
If he does not live in the county III
which he resides, and the paper is not
printed in the same county where II
has its presswork done, then the county
must nay double postage on the man
we mean II twO-cent county must oe
affixed to every Hostage. Edi!!ors, OF
newspapers and their families shall he
allowed to pass free in the mails.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

pToyal, OF the resolution for securing
secondary evidence Of returns Of the
late election Us such returns were no
longer necessary, Laid on the table,
Mr. Sayres introduced IN net to con-
for further jurisdiction On Justices Of
the peace, Referred, n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

Oh the 10th inst, II large train of
cotton on the Central road, from Cor
sicana, was burned near Brcmond.
The entire train and cotton, over two
hundred bales except Il few, were de-
stroyed entirely. Loss estimated nj
$4,000 II caught from the burning
prairie, rs the train was passing.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

rHEN have mud hole in Benning-
ton 80 deep that small children are
frequently lost in il, and the Gazette
says: ave don't care anything about
il, cause OUR folks are Just out of chill
dren but for the sake Of our suffering
neighbors we call attention TO the mat
Ton y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

MATTHEW HALE SMITH has given
up the business in disgust, He en-
hNusled all the supcll0tives In the die
tionary recommending Grant for u
third term Matthew has hung his
political expectations up with his old
clothes, andwas last heard Of rs preach
ing in Boston, There are n good many
things that 20 by favor except kissing,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

Mr.. Al. Spalding, the pitcher of the
BOSTON base ball club, leaves for Eli
rome next Saturday to make arrange
ments for foreign tour during the
coming season. of the Boston base pan
club and the Athletic base ball ciun,
of Philadelphia. The arrangements
are for enough crcketers to accompany
the party to enable both games to be
nlayed, and the programme cohtem,,
nlnted is cricket in the morning ana
base ball in the afternoon.-l Boston
Do,t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

THIS is the character given of Mr.;
w w, Storrs, Treasurer Of Concord
New Hampshire) savings bank, who
has stolen S65,O 900 from the institution
which trusted him: "In attendance
upou his duties he was prompt, IN
wearied and diligent. In social life
his department was correct, and his
character unblemished. He had not,
n anpearancc, single extravaganza
habit Quite fallen angel! All
this has come of "disposition to
oblipe his friends
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

WnEN Henry Waterman, of Pitts
burg, retired TO bed, and with lighted
pipe in his mouth went TO sleep, he lit
Tie thought his friends and relatives
would so numerously attend thc tuner
al Of fool the day but one after his
retiring.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

CORNELL UNIVERSITY is TO establish
an editorial chair and give diplomas
to graduates IN journalism Every
thing will be taught, from settling type
TO writing leaders, The Cincinnati Ga
2ettc thinks that the course Will he of
great value to those possessed OF natu-
raj ability, and capable of unlcNrnng
theory in order TO learn how to ho USE
ful.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

THEY are considering in Pennsylya-
MIA The question as to whether punctll-
alton shall be taught in the public
schools. This is a very idle question.
The punetuation that the common run
of public schools are able to teach
would throw an average proof-reader
into COMMISSIONS Courier-Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25
EDUCATIONAL.
Commonwealth Commercial college,
II haln street, nallas, reNg.

WT7NN w w NNTNTNWi
Thr design Of this institutions Il ia pmOti-
rAlly educate the ilsiugEru1Rtion OF youths,
adults, ana even She middle agud ~ both
successful prosecution of business ailhiT Ia
the various uYocnllpns norlnlning ~ oiVill-
2ntlnu Aild The nerpasitius ul dnnVatln, mer-
camille ana professional litp. The College
employs an ahn corps Of instructors Ia the
academic aud collegiate departments,
Scholarships issued during january, lMi, ut
twenty pNr cont less Than regular rates,
Sludcnts can enter on those scholarships NJ
am limo without extra mntrlculniiOn loo,
For mll Information IN regard to mnlcu.
lum uf studies, terms, pir,, call NJ The college
or address NrENCER 4 LAWRENCE,
.s,wRslm Lock- hos ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

HAVE the courage in providing en-
tertainmcnts for your friends, not 10
exceed your means.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-25

HAVE the courage to insure the prop
erty i'm your possession ana thefeoy
nav Your dests IN fhli'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR FIRST
IA class Hotel and Health Institution with the best min
era springs and long established tor sale exchange
city nearby Propcrty; these waters have effected
wonderful cures, OF which certificates are abundant;
the location is well and tavoraby known most de-
lightui and healthy and easily accessible; price low
and terms easy or partner would be taken with
third or halt interest. SAYRE HALSTED,
162 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

Do IS lbs average at lo.c 1000 lbs OF loose picked
age, private terms and ESQ picked shoulders S7.
s1ses S o Ap4 at C9t IS
iy A. se sSs o city s %
also hrmer aud sold to hs extent Of $50 ierces sc
nasd % there vs sTs con-
das not w. aess e S aD the
Live iowIs Western We per NJ isis New
points isc turkeys state New Ssrse% S se s'
sar Al g s5 doc News srsss a S
ducks Western, eoc soc Dressed PhiaaelOha'
Do taseys @ ss Chickens Jersey ' and p0 u sS
@ 49, ss lss r s' as ss < ss9 SEC
good 70 prime ne &c., turkeys Jersey, prime, zoe
dS DC STATE to sa s 20 pHE%s
ss gSSdt a%s @ s a ws sGd p s
2c &c do, do fair to good lse a2oc geese Jersey
Fec. as do, do poor &C. . oc frozen poaltfyITar
keys l7c lsc; chickens lie &c.; ducks 2c sic
Ricn..Ths market was dull, but prices remained the
Of Carolina n at %, M 8 for a 10 Choice and 6
bags Of ssngoon at7sc. TAG also iooO bags OF do In
market DILL ppt Ssp. . re ssa
sEfDs-Lfnseed continued inactive and nominal nal
G@Ssessa a s. busheL Rough fax was held at
suc.s~insre has been less business contaminated IN
far far sass ' A@ 81 a ATS !.
g. M p s1S s Of 10 AZ g 1a
mand and was quoted as elbows standard .As,"
s S ss and s srssSss s sssss
CUBA. refining, interior to common, G1sc. a 7fc. !;
ss; sssssry: ssls sspd s Sr'%s
melsdo &C. q &C. ciaysd-Boxes Dutch Standard. nos
81 ~ 81 Z g.
s. n1i%eb sdals ssosf
p ps4ar s sna aNl sS 70 to z Ks SIC
skHssMunder continual good demand for goat skins
Sary Tor deer skins Showed some Improvement and the
fransscq2s asoaeh small q ormss hrm n
per so h.; MatamoroS 4sc Soc; Vera Cruz aSc
ssS;s %: rs S'Fasss ~ 'fRss S
a"ra per S snssP cruz
%s s os ss fIa Pasr se tsSss S
Aasosura Sc Texas S e Soc 45s
steady The sales include 80 hhds on private terms Is
bH At sS sna lbs Of Sns Sss
the s9 days but values az not
private terms; % eases OF wisconsin, crop 1872 on
% a esss q s s% s
quiet We have only note sales Of $50 hhds. at
sold to The extent I 9aiss s., Of Syaaa soc
sstsI aG and dss m e the
been or descrpons but
tSea %oo o at
Csc 200 lbs Of mediu% eese a at &c. 800 lbs 81 un
. bales s ia ds Hn f signify
fan S III 10 sT is
sa" 1f bs 6hS eecS
1000 lbs Of state do bags Of super pulled !S9al
lbs OF spring California 40 bales OF fall do and 20 bales
OF Oregon, all on private terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

n1EO OOO TO LOAN-ON BOND AND MORT
DlCU.VOU gage. in small sums, on lrst class inn
proved real estate in the city of New Yor iSAACS
SANGER, COunseors at Law, 243 Broad Wy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

follows Extra heavy pipe slaves SEQ heavy do do,
do. do $40; light do do Sis; extra heavy Dbl do,
$ls5; heavy do do, $40 light do do $50; extra heavy
red oak hid. do, so; light do do do, SIS; molasses
shocks including heading 81 70 So S0 do do. do,
81 5o sugar DO 90 do 81 81 40 hoops long S45 $50;
OAsoLEs.-frade during the past week has been nm
important and confined 10 JObbing lots. Prices were
easier io5 nearly oil DESCRIPTIONS We quote sperm,
Sc adamantne IA Il and Is ounces lsc i N'a'
CovrEE-No trade reported today from first hands
and the jobbing business uninport Prices, IN
the absence OF transactions, remained nomnally the
same Messrs william Scott Sons in their circular OF
tins date report the stock OF Rio n the United States
iollows:1Gayeston. 1000 bags; Baltimore, 1851 do;
New York. S,l2l do total. W76. Rio ordinary car
goes, 2lc fair do, 22sc. &c. good do 23s<c.
&c PRIME 90, disc 2ise; extreme range for lots,
goyernmesnst bags 81 Csc 2sc do grass mats re- 2sc
2i1zc 23Hc Jamaica, z3c 25c. 81. Domingo, 2lc
pc Porto Rico 2aec 25ac. Costa Rca PKG 251ac.;
2sc. Csc, gold, per h.. 60 and 90days.
CoTToN-The market tor spot cotton" ruled mode
rately active, but prices well maintained The
market tor futures" was dull but unchanged. We
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s and Vas e od small supply he receipts being very
per cable were of adverse tenor and prices were
at a"sraGeS AND a%"l ~ t%eass
sR5ns 81 81 q bU ~ y s. 8 q 9I Ss
NO Nil Ga;t evening" a. 81 Corn was
a 5 seaHaS
I'd sw % ss Of VII tor $50 q ,d S
sss uner ar N the ABOVE s oats
WESTERN mixed Ses sSs &C.
&c: for DO afoat 6e sc black Western, e5c in
Jersey on the track and nc Tor seed oats Barley
tons Rye quiet and aaoted at &c 81 for car lots
and 81 81 q 9 for boat OF Jersey Penn
seas n bulk , and in bend g o g TO-
= 3, 2 ssr two ''sAe' bags HafFo~aa SiasS
vessels on the BERTH notwithstanding rates again
%Ses a At a sq or
charter also neglected there being but orders
Liverpool BY steam 5000 bushels q grain at
sna 20
sy s 1870 bushels II Of an ana & s DO DO mt ut
sai 1000 6es Of rosin a. s. VA 10 BristoI ~
boxes 81 cheese At os TO asEow eg steam %
.IsSSss s S q isasses q
OF and sessSs
W at The ssasi BY sa Sds
TRAN bark hence to direct port With s6U
aT sTH tie Kingdom or
% q Tsnsa S And hs "a OF
Hamburg with LOO bales cotton on private terms;
BRUSH bark from Philadelphia Gibraltar for ORDERS
2D bills OF refined petroleum. at Is Cd ii to Mediter
port and ST. cd. il 10 the Adriatc Norwegian
brig 20 tons now at sandy HOOK, from Wilmington
CroIstadt direct full cargo OF rosn at 6s British
ship from DobOy to direct port in the United Kingdom,
cargo of timber at SOS.
GrNNEs.-The inquiry for domestic cloth has been
very light since our last. but values remained with
out change quoted at l1ac. 12Ac Tor heavy average
and l2hc l2}ac for light Calcutta quoted nomnally
HEMr AND JurE.-The market for hemp remained in
active, and. in the absence of reported transactions,
values were qnotcd nominally the same We quote =.
Manila NC gc ss SH &c. SIS sSld o dressed Ire
gle 81 Is u 10 for IMPRESSED; Russia clear, 81 rs
81 30 gold; Italian So IS 81 3d. gold. Jnte only in
light request and was quoted 1t 3hc SAC, gold Jute
butts were quiet and quoted at the close at 2sc 2sc
currency.
Hay AND srRAw-The demand for the best grades of
shipping hay aud tor retail qualities alr and
ST 05 retail auaies 81 ~ 81 30; clover 9Oc V5c for
hrst crop; 75c. S5c. second crop Salt hay
Use straw, 75c SOC. for long rye Csc Zoe Tor short
do and Sc a 9Oc. for oat.
ilors The market remained very quiet Brewers are
purchasing only AS their requirements demand Prices
although easv are not quOtaby lower. We quote -
American, new, good to choice, Soc 35c American
Sc. l5c Bavarians genuIne) SOC. 35c. Bavarians
(paent DC 3c; English 3Jc 34c. Belgians, 25c.
Soc Cniiiornlans good TO choice, 4Oc. 45c Caltor
Mans low to fair &c. a 4Qc per Id.
TRON.-Ihe market continued dull tor all descriptions
There little disposition manifested operate
BY either party. We annex former quotations
follows :-American-Nol $35 $50; do, No z, S32
$50; forge, $2S 30 "A S3i Scotch-Cotness S43 a Sa5;
Garshcrre. none here; Gengarnock, $40 Sal 50; Egg
linton $50 81 rail- English $a5 500 gold; Anne
at works, SCI 81 a SIS currency.
LEArnER-ihe demand for hemlOck sole continued
good and the market was. consequence, firm. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

Drexel, Morgan / Co. tfrmj 1 SIS Ass less com.
Bank OF California steady. 90 "a 81 less lilo
Brown Bros 90. STEADY. 30 30 less less lilo
A. Belmont CO. tquiet $50 81 less com.
GOLD RANGED
on extreme quotations between liz and l12t, clos
ing at the lower figure. The advance IN the pre-
MUM was due to the action OF the House yester-
day on the $40O, 000. oe0 Legal Tender bin and the
to Senator Sherman's substitute in the
Senate to-day The carrying rate ranged from
to per cent. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
to-day $4,000 on account OF called loans and
$2l, 900 on account OF interest. The customs re-
ceipts to-day were 100000.
FOREIGN ADvICEs
were received here to-day as foiiows:--London,
March 2l-1l:45 A. M.-COnsols for money, 921s :;
do. for account, 92A; five-twenty bonds Of 1865
lo9A a lo9H; do. do, 1867, 1OsA; ten-orty bonds,
1887 a 1885; new fves, 1041a 104s.; Erie shares
80; New York Central, 92. Market quiet and steady
1 +. M.-Consols for money, ON; do. for account
92E; fve-twenty bonds OF 1865, 1091; do. do, 1867
1Coh; ten-forty bonds, 1887 1O3H; new Hves
lO4H 1O4%; Erie shares, 80; New York Central, 92
Market dull. 4:30 p. M.-Consos Tor money, 92% /;
do. for account, 924; ve-twenty bonds, 1865 1O92S
nve.twenty bonds OF 1867 1osA 1O99S ten-forty
bonds 1O3k 1881; new nves. lO45S; Erie Railway
shares, SO 39H; New York Central shares 92h
92x. Market quiet but firm. Amsterdam -
Union Pacific first mortgage bonds 721s; Union
Pacific stock, 80; Northwestern preferred, 63S !;
st. Paul preferred, So; Erie Railway shares, 37T.
in addition to the above Erie was quoted in Lon
don at three P. NJ. 39H S9k and at Jour p. M.
39k Rentes In Paris at the same hour were
quoted 59f 45c. The amount OF bullion withdrawn
from the Bank OF England on balance to-day was
$4,000.
BANK STOCK VALUES.
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The Treasury balances at close Of business to-day
were:-
Currency. So, $50 900
Less coin certificates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 39,500000
The exports for the week were $5,41s,o34.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$22o,O00
The outstanding legal tenders are unchanged
$685., 900, 600.
SALES AT The NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON March "a, 1874
Cotton strong fair demand good ordinary lissc; mid
ding. 1916 Net receipts, Igo bales Exports coast
NEw ORLEANS, March "a 1874
Cotton quiet; midding 6s4c Net receipts S,3l bales
gross 1879 Exports the Continent SOP Sales
1000; last evening, 2,C0l Stock, 10000.
MOBILE March "A, 1874.
Cotton dull and nominal; accurate prices cannot be
given mddling, l64c. Net receipts $50 bales Exports
coastwise, 953 Sales 500. Stock, 56.S23
WILMINGTON. N. c., March "a 1874.
Spirits of turpenhne quiet at H1ac. R0sin quiet at
81 50 for strained Crude turpentne steady at 81 W for
hard; 81 95 tor yellow dip. Tar quiet at 81
BUFFALO, March a. 1874.
Imports for the last q hours-Flour, 1000 bbs wheat
"a, s06 bushels; corn, 39lS do oats Al 600 do; barley
34D do. Exports-Wheat ~ 6U bushels; corn. 25,5U0
do oats a. Flour quiet Western spring Sc Is 81
S. Ss So Wheat in good deInand none offering !;
Milwaukee No Aspiring 81 3s for Chicago No. spring
red wints % 81 6 white s wntsr 81 60 s. 70 Corn
76l OatsSales OF 900 bushels No Western at SIC.
Barley steady Canada, 81 so 81 co. Western. 81 So
81 81 Rye nominal at $l05 Barley malt firm Canada
CHICAGO, March "a, 1874
Flour dull and unchanged wheat weak and unsettled
safs Ct sa. no israp Ma Nc sy
rejected, 81 o. Corn active and higher at 62c Tor No.
mixed fresh, cash; e. april &c. May new No
at SIC for No regular ssc fresh Barley steady
spot; SD 7s April; 81 @ SIS May. Lard lair de-
whiskey steady At Recepts.i 600 bbs Hour 50 o
Wheat o d. corn' $500 do OATS S do rye and
3,OUU do. barley.
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FINANCIAL.

A TRADERS DEPOSIT COMPANY, IS LIBERTY
N. street; money TO loan approved securities
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvKRPooL March "a
Evening.-Common rosn, Is 81. o Is per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE AARKKr.-LoSDoS, March 24-Even-
ing.-sprits turpentine 3Ss per cwt
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--incude,a in the above are $50 bales to arrive For
future delivery Oasis low mddng the sales have been
as folieWs Last; eyenng otter three
June GOAT ls 2,,s2c September, 400 at IKE Total,
$50 bales T0day up 10 three =. M.-March, 700 at
s Ssssc Ap y, Il 2S at ls 2S At 5Se al
800 at T. 20 Ct IS Sl6c April 100 at l5 IL 100
Is 70 100 al s.c %a aye SSV az sSs 9o
l6NS2c 100 AT 16sc, 800 at ID N32c, 500 at 1915 July
Blo6 bales Grand total 1900 bales Exchange-79ise
I$2c paid to exchange 200 April June L. paid to
exchange 800 April for june dates cotton to foreign
ports were auo.ed thus 10 havre by steam, he; BY
Bremen BY steam ic by sail &c. 70 Liverpool,
Receipts at the s ports New Orleans
mngton, Log; Norfolk 1885, New York, 6d7 Boston, 69.
Total, ,S6a This day last week, 9.ll3 This day last
year, 1855.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts-Flour, 9,26S bbs wheat
$3.50 bushels; corn, 1890 DO; corn meal, $50 bags;
oats, $50 bushels GOO do. The flour market re-
manned dull, but prices were nominaly UNCHANGED.
The sales since Last report including all kinds foot up
IL 100 bills prices within the range the sub
Joined quotations Buckwheat -four dull and quoted
from 81 Is So for state and Pennsylvania. Corn
meal continued in fair request and firm. The sales were
about 9O bbls. at - rs "a IS Western and 81 40
81 10 for Brandywnc Two loads OF Jersey sacked
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25

rSss S.%1sss backs Sc s e % s
mSss s snS' over &c. & Se2R
our !Ssr as cr0pGuea
i:i.s sGsss 9 ssw F S@:sd S,s g. English
NAVAL sroRss.-rhe market Tor spirits Of turpcntine
Nj ~
sss%s vi as sf: n'
$Si g, &c y gFlSas terms SO Ssis
ons-Ihe inquiry for iinseed jobbing lots
lots Ts% SrssnsTs Ss%d. Sperm i' . sass
quoted a Csc, Northern se !ar souiern Sse Zoe;
oil only light reanesi but Arm at =, s5c &C. c Men
Gsas IS ssea e eres
ar%sr closing with holders asking ise for early delivery
pro@pi assry and Ss late ss'e
,2r March "a cn At e Crude bulk was rme
& ost up y sf SS aenySs
Tn Tie Market aaS n @ a% " sf &
9noafd az G s Tor spo! or balance OF month Az
que G 81
81 g5 Tideoute, 81 30 at weiis Parkcr 81 81 81 s2
rs, Sc SS beet pack
~ kegs. The market tor mess pork active and
again flrmer We note sales VI $50 bbs the spot, at
So 80 and 7So bills Tor June, at SIC So We also note
sales of lH bbs OF extra prime at $l Bacon
tinued quiet but values were essentially changed
The sales include ~ boxes Of long clear March, At
gisc. ana 90 boxes OF short clear Tor April delivery at
shc Dressed hogs we're in fair demand and fiTmer.
City quoted ~ TIC. 7xc. the range. Beef-frade
has been moderate to-day in jobbing way, and prices
were quoted steady. The sales in lois foot about 81
9ao,aon,: 90 81 % for PLAN mess bills az 50
and 81 e25 for India do. tierces, and $50 50 a $2
for extra India mess. Beef hams-rrade has been
ting q, from $ls ~! for southern anc S22 $24 for
Western Cut meas-The demand was fir, but confined
principally &C. small lots; prices steady; the sales
Inc Dde W smoked hams at l2,c 10 uerccs o! picked
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GOVERNMENTS


continue strong and closed at the following prices:
United States currency skies, III 117h; do do,
1884, registered, 10Y 100; do. DO. do, coupons,
12OA 1901 do, fve-twenties 1862, registered, III
a 1l71s; do do, coupon, 1l7h 1I7X; do. do,
1864, registered, 1917 l10 do. do. do. coupon,
11eH 1lsA; do. do, 1865, registered 1I9}s l19A;
do. do. do coupon, 1904 12Oh; do. do. do, new.
registered, 11s1 l19: do. do. do, coupon, ll9 a
Il94 do. do, 1867, registered 119% ll9 do. DO.
do, coupon. 119I 100; do. do 1868, registered.
ll9h 1lsa<; do do. do, coupon, 1l9X lle2s; do,
ten-forties. registered 1l4s 114ss do. do. cou-
pom, ll4a 1l42; do. fves, 1884, registered. 1l4M;
do. do. do. coupon, 1l6 115k.
MONEY CONTINUES EASY,
and ranged to-day at 3 to 4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper ranges 5H to per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
is quiet at the following rates.
Siztv Days. Three Days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-25
COMPREHENSIVE !

NEW YORK, MARCH "a ISi.-TuE PNRTNERSHIr
IN between David w. DcForest, s. Norton and Frank
r. Norton, OF New York CITY, under the rm OF DeForest
due TO said firm are to be received by aid Frank
Norton and all demands must be pres cd him for
liquidation. DAVID ". DEFORESr
s. s. MOTION.
FRANK p. NORTON.