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made, both on tho ,pot and to arrive at exc rye,

made both on the spot and to arrive, at exc. 22>e
gold.
TonAcco-For seed leaf the market was quiet but
values were not essentially chsnged We heard OF sales
OF 6O cases Of Ohio 173 At SIC 7c 300 cases Of
Pennsylyana, crop ls7z, at 6Ac cases of Connect
cut crop OF 1872 at 5Izc OF kentucky the sales
only about Is hhds at from 5hc I0c Foreign met with
good demand and 600 bales OF Havana were placed At
from 75c. a 90c
WnIsKEY-Receipts III bills The market was quiet
but hrmer We heard of sales OF 225 bbis at 96c 9c
cash.
woor---The general market ruled quiet and prices
were shade off for nearly all descriptions The trans
actions for the past three days comprise 5000 lbs Of
SOC. 10000 lbs. OF mixed fleece 55c. 1000 lbs. OF
unwashed COMBINES, aye 5000 lbs Of State
low eoured wool At asc 1000 lbs q tub wished s7ae;
900 lbs of secured fall California, 7sc 900 lbs o. fail
California 22kc rs bales OF do 25c 1900 lbs of do,
bales Of spring caIi6o,rnia s2tc ssSe 80 bags Of
2c 10000 lbs OF do &c 40 bales OF Oregon $50. 3oc
900 lbs of do 40c 80 900 lbs of Montevdeo 35c 1000
lbs. Of Australian 5c 10000 lbs of fine feeces 10000
lbs Of mixed Ae 1900 lbs OF unwashed combngs. 5000
terms also 50 bales of Cape ut CSC q 39c.
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POLICE MATTERS.

At q meeting OF the Board OF Police held yester-
DAY afternoon the following proposals for re-
moving street dirt were opened, and read to tina
Board by the chairman. Commissioner Gardner:-
James Kehoe, per cart load, cents; walker
Fairchlld 4 Clarke, q cents; w. II. Albertson, Is
cents; Francis Swift, % cents; Janos II. McMi-
Ian h Co., 10 cents and furnish scow.
For garbage, James Kehoe, one year, 13 centsS
two years, IL cents; three years, 10 cents load
Walker, Fairchlld a. Clarke, % cents Tor one, TWO
or three years. g. S. Haydock, one year, 80 centss
two years, 20 cents three years, 10 cents James
Bagley one or three years. 40 cents per cart load;
James Il. Mcmillan Il Co., one two or three years.
20 cents per load; Francis Swift one year ae
$4,000; second, $4,000, and third. $4,000, or g
cents per load; william II. Albertson, one year, -
cents; two years, 40 cents; three years, % oents
per load.
Detectives warlow and Heidelberg were per.
mitted to receive $25 each from William !. COOK
for services rendered.
Sergeant Berghold, Of the seventeenth precinct.
who was wounded in the head by natcnet as
Tompkins square on the day OF ane r ,h ps
riot. was allowed to receive $3.50 from Inc HOS
Relief Fund. ..,.,, .. A.
The pay or dirt cart men was raiseo W - osys
md that OF aborers TO 81 20.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

GALVESTON, March 6, 1874
SSS1 ssSy ss sr rsssp s" Sss ordinary
ssss g fss $500 s!2s
Britain 5227;to the Continent 1913 coastwise, 42s
co.,,n,.. NV on1n.ss, March g. 1874
lev lev S s rssS,p Sp sses sro ' Gna
a s' e0sssSss @ S@es 9 lsess
e the Sonnent also; to France, s7os coastwise SS
Mopmx March g. 1874
C1Cn irm I and quiet m,atans ,s5 outside; low
j '0 SALES s,Iss Soif 'hs
soasw fss1 as Sales The Continent LIB
mddns Ne es rsGei SaTqn lat BALES
f aaRs Great sr 70 the y, ,
81 &c s @ bales s
Cotton m n.aa,lns ,s Ss.'s o~ %d ahEss M
A76c. COED ordinary 14c Net receipts, isss Sales.
yss to stock sss't ssR ~ tG
e Tsnds sfsf;
FLOUR steady and unchanged. Sales 1900 bbls. 81 Is
sE e IS ec sxra amber whsa OF ea
lots No. Nil wankee club at 81 5s Corn unchanged at
eSfsy s.
Pad flint s ear steady sn h91 s $40
hadsehs and Boston. ss 70 New 4orS Soc AZ
bany, &c.
imports for the last twentyfOur hours :-Four. 4,TM
bbls. wheat 1907 pushels corn a05S do: oats 30US
do barley S .s Do peas 7SS de- 500
ber 81 rs So Is; white SIS So Wheat dull; prices
unchanged; arm sales OF 1000 bushels the
track, at 7lc 2000 do, old at 75c Oats quiet; No.
Western held at SIC. Barley dul Canada 81 80 81 90
Western, 81 % s. Rye nominal at 81 o. Barley malt
firm; Canada, 81 s0a - Us; Western. 81 80 81 Other
TOLEDO, March 8, 1874
Flour firm and In fair demand. Wheat steady; sales
Of No. white Wabash at 81 90; No do, 81 49, amber
better &C. for high mixed April &C May zoe June;
new &C.; low mixed &c. new &c no grade. 6Oc.
new $3.50 Oats dull and unchanged at 47c for No. z
Clover seeds sold at IS % bushels wheat
and Il, 900 do Shipmens-I0O0b bushels wheat 5000
do. corn and 1000 do oats
CHICAGO, March g. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat active and higher
at 81 % for No spring. 81 2Ok for No do regular;
g 2lA, fresh spoti 81 az April 81 2et4 May; No
higher at siAs Tor No mixed; spet; SiNc. si5sc;,
56c Sc 53c; 6Oc Oats dull and unchanged
No. fresh. Barley quiet and unchanged at 81 ~ for
No. spring 81 81 81 40 for No do. Pork active and
higher at Sl4 60 $l4 62 cash $l4 IS $4 s7s April;
SIS l2H SIS 26 May Lard active and higher at 9Oc
cash; &C. 9O5c:. April $780, May Bull meats fair
demand and advanced at for shoulders; 7slc. for
short rib mddes TIC for short clear do, loose spot
Whiskey firm At &c $50 CLOSING at ssc Rssspts-
oats $4,000 DO rye, 5000 DO and barley 1900 do.
corn, 1000 do; oats H. do rye 20 do and barley
5000
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gage bonds ux; Onion Pacific nrst mortgage
bonds, 1871; Union Pacific stock, 2ok; Northwest
preferred, o2N; St. Paul preferred, COZ; Erie, ~.
GOVERNMENTS WERE ACTIVE
here during the day. closing at the following ng-
ures limited States skies. currency, l1o 118k /;
DO, 1881, registered, 1lsk 1lsN; do, do, do.
coupons, 11sA 1l91s; do, nve-twenties, 1862,
registered. 1le1 1861 do do, do, coupons 116K
III; do do, 1884 registered, 11SH 119; do. do.
do, coupon ilsx 10; do, do, 1896, registered,
11sH Il9; do, do. do coupon. l1sX 12O do, do,
1865, new, registered, lls 11sA; do, do, do,
coupon, 11sH q 11SN; do, do, 1857, registered,
l1SX l19; DO, do, do, coupon, 1854 q 1lsN; dO
do, 1858. registered, 1ls 11sh do, do, do, cou-
pom, 1lsA llsA; do. ten-forties registered, ll2Z
113A; do, do. coupon, ll2A q 1881; do
fves, 1881, registered. ll4K a 1l4A; do. do,
do, coupon, 1l4A 114x; Central Pacific GOLD
bonds, 94A a s5; western Pacific do, s74 s7H.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for railway mort
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chicago AND mas nI"sr closing ym at s. So FOR
;sfss ~ s 81 saEssss5 s 6 S or sS
and AMBER S0%aa = S s ae q for
SC5R F% sss sSa q 1e sex ar es Of
low sPui out white nominal at $50 s9c oas were
fS Sssr ior l1e af sea-
Barley Th w sals Sa "a ana sHSsa
p15ass ahass IN a ansst views INT .,0,
Sa ana aSHlSS e ss So
fREIcHrs.rhe market for berth accommodation ruled
suitable Snaaga 0S Tor Charter snd
liverpool by Steam The SS Sashsls OF saS
Il. at fasi Bags so At e p sSa
s g sail sss sS y, ssss SssSn
S6f Of port at A. Sd hSds Of tSbacco Cd
s 5dS and sG 1s,h hand ;GSes TO
-four on private terms TO stettnDBy SAIL 500 tons
sf .o aei% lhf sSa5'sss
brsto ZOO a. bbs 81 M an american bark hence to
eark , hence 70 Copenhagen 1900 bbls Of refined do At
a SaS BIS Of snea ao er
is Wh priyiegs Of the Russian Baltic at IS. Cd Nor
Ss 50 a Norwegian bark hence Hamburg general
brig from 10; to Rio I: 200 bbs of flour at 81 So
1uNMks.-lhe market continued inactive for all de-
put VALUES remained the We quote
Sslc for light Bornco l2jac i2s4c.; Caicutts, 9c
HEnr AND JuTE-The market for hemp was firm, but
geneyay guet since our last sale Of 900 bales Of Ma.
sac. gold Juie remanei QUIET bur ir a. at ssc &C.,
Currency without res aea dd
HAY AND SrRAw:The demand continued fair, both for
shipping and retail qualities prices quota
Ny Changed We append our former prices as lolows-
clover ;p sa hay {st y ps'se Straw ~ 2 5
,1r iSns ye o1c % FOR short do 6Oc 7Oc for wheat
.Hors:-lhe general market continued quiet and hrm
80 bales total receipts since sepssmber ISIS
sepsss s 81 GSf bales wefi Mr. ~ E Sass
%a N hs STsaar Of hs writes a:
T he Hs ss Rass
s IN s ars @
gre ter ana prices remain unchanged The a
nSsa week 70 Week eAAs GOOD
they S SS
a now OF so na OF our lea, are Of the opinion
who are mot wins part with Them
Aas they sa es s Or %
be- can oqf S%n M that any deficiency there
aass n%n %osl
quite T e's rsss W at qq os1Ges
pa BsvaF TnD.S 6re R A. Sc Do pasno
sSod to Choice a a e ao i Low to- 70 @ sse
4Oc per h.
iRoN-American pig-No business; dull market; no In
curry Tor any KIND except forge, prices
makers Of prime brands could, Ii they chose, sell all
the years make, but prefer only make it
The production is much circumscribed. The Thomas
Iron Company with eight furnaces, have only four in
blast The Crane Company all out and many Others
more or less have reduced their make that
not increasing. Scotch iron is firmly held es
pecaly rs cable advices quote Is Cd. 3s advance
and an active business The trade here is nothing. No
lots OF have been sold past three
days. 5oO tons have been sent In store from dock
sumption at present Is limited little hopes of a
better demand until the rivers canals OPEN In the
meantime prices remain as previously quoted.
LEATHER-Tne demand for hemlock sole continued fair
both rom the bone trade and for expor. Prices
Is 304 sides and lS7 bales The exports for the week
were II, 900 sides. We quote
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SAMPLES OF AMERICAN COTTON FOB THE
LIVERPOOL BOARD OF COTTON BROKERS.

The Classification Committee Of the New York Cotton
Exchange exhibited 'Change yesterday elegant
cabinet containing samples OF American cotton, accord
ing to the New York classification, which usually
half to q full grade higher than the classification
made in the Liverpool market 1T is the inten-
ton Of the committee to forward these samples,
closest accuracy to the Liverpool Board Of Cotton
Brokers' where they will be kept for reference in
disputes arising from transactions IN American cotton
made on New York classified ton The want of Uniform
y in grading American cotton has long been the
OF considerable annoyance. We hear Of 'spnners
mlddIingn Liverpool low middhng,"! average low
middng" 'every bale low midd ling" &c. The need of
standard classification Of the various grades OF Amer
cotton to be recognized and employed in transac-
tons the world is every year becoming more ap.
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THE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER

MAYOR Hayemeyer's nomination OF Mr.. George
IT Andrews, at present one OF the Tax Commis-
sioners, to d the vacancy caused by the demise Of
Henry Smith, late President Of the Board OF Police
commissioners, was an earnest topic Of converse
ton In political circles and about the City Hall
yesterday. Everybody has thus far expressed .
favorable opinion OF the nominee as 1t Is conceded
that he is not only competent, but a strictly
honest man. The members OF the Common Coun-
Gil, several OF whom have been Intercepted by
HERALD reporter are loath TO express any opinion
Aldermen, March 10, when the nomination Is to
be acted upon, Mr. Andrews win be confirmed or
rejected.
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% a wsauSnterItignt backs &C. 41c. middle
SSc; middle and over crop, Sec s6ac.; bellies lie.
s@ a a but Drsss
Foreign grades neglected We quote odd eIop-Engiisl
ae s9 9 s ssed &c. so aa
F Fa 81 s d9 aS &c. &c. ' Porto
NiyAa y market for spirits Of tureentins
lots the spS, wSisS %e,e quoted Somnay ss.sss
& sT AND 100 G aes 90
at Sc Strained rosn continued quiet and easy; quoted
he i.ss
Far Rs1s ssSp an ~
Steady sss &c; II casks: Sasmsd:
and 8 at
Su s Sd de- nef seea at
Gle sss Neatsi00t quoted at 7Sa 81 is the lower
ss.' % s s psamS: ss sS and
price who% finding buyers Crude in bglk sold to the
@ ;s?ss
IF; asSys sssasf sss$ @ M
WIN, ne 4 T,SsuG sS
po Ia.
prices Buyers prime stock lots triae OF have
%sss!n; H. o.. Jersey iSs
p I a0 s. e. doc S New e :rssS s Wsssrs
ducks Western sSc SOC Dressed
DRY per Jersey
SGS 49, sas @ &c. % s rs
good e prime, nc i6c fowls Western, poor good,
tar &c. ao ae prime 5e &c.,
S SI1Ss FIR NJ scS doc al sSs
Jersey prime i do wes Term prime isc aI iyc
PTims iss; %ssts;s s soSd Rrl%e sG
oSisRsnsp @ @ @ &
es a 81 Ss s' 's sns
49, kegs The demand Tor pork continued fair and
a. anS q rs
ssI IS
w. w. x,ss sn.g
fSS 1i sanSs
r. ss pIs%s
wt % at bs
ssrass 'iss ., % S',SS PANS NJ
picked hams Is lbs average, at lQc and 5uN lbs of
picked bellies IL lbs average at 9c LardThe market
for western was frmer, under better demand both for
spot and future We nerrd of sales $50 erces
March at 1l6c 9c,, 5000 erces tor April Mt 96c
9sc and $50 terces tor May at gc. OF city the sales
foot up 200 terces Of steam at 9sc Butter and cheese
met with moderate inquiry and quoted as before.
RIoE-Trade continued slow and confined to lobbng
parcels Sales 20 erces of Carolina at 7hc SIC and
have only to note small sales of silesan,
at from e4c. &C., gold, price regulated according to
brand.
sysAsnFor raw sugar the market sna de easier.
and the ransac lions foot air total Fair refining
quoted at 7l6c: rs, and good do, Lille FAC.
3he saies aggregate tel bids intending Mneoyaao a,
at SIC. ssdc. 1888 boxes including moasses,
at &c; a. 7hc and centrifugal at sAc. $40;
also 1900 bags of Manila at 3-l6c. Refined met
with moderate demand, and was quoted steady.
We quote : Cuba-kehning interior to common etic
7y5c grocery, fair to good Sc prime choicc,
sG sac. centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos. to IS, SC.
Sci molasscs, hhds. and boxes sac. 7hc; melado,
4c. &C. Clayed--Boxes, Dutch standard, Nos to g.
6c nc dor 10 to IL 7ssc SIC do Is to i5 SIC.
Sfd 90, 10 to S g6c g1sc do ~ to 20 9sc lOsc
Brazil-butch standard Nos to r. 6Hc 1slc. Java
butch standard, Nos 10 to IL, 7ssc SIC Manila-su
perior and extra superior. CSC: a TIC.
SxKps.@lnsced continued inactive and nominal IN
value Clover vas firm, with sale OF $50 bags reported
at IS 20 Ss 80 Rough iax quoted at 81 50 a 81 o.
srEARlSE-ihs market was nrm with sales reported
raELow.~TSe market was DUH ana easier, prime
QUOTED at INC We note sale OF $4,000 lbs Of inferior
all ss1o.
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DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS FOB CLERKS

Among the gentlemen expected to take part IN
the meeting in the Geographical Hall Of Cooper
Union ON Monday evening next, in favor OF "Down-
town dwellings for clerks, &C.," are Howard Cros-
by, Parke Goodwin, Peter Cooper, stephen Smith,
J. b. Hodgkins Carl PIeiffer ana puuher Of large
owners OF downtown property.
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L0sais 49, 49,. % 49, Yod 1'9 p, aSSo
future delivery Oasis low mddlin the sales have been
this Tesk April 100 ,c & LILA 4 May 79
Tosy IN So q three March loo at lc To- At
10 7l6c mo notice this week. 800 at Is l332c 100 at
l5c April 400 at i5o 200 at i5 * Soo at i53c 800
81 e ssls s M n 8. e .S Il iSss s I;
at is 7sc loo at 70 sssc june 300 at Is 2iac, zoo at
IL Isc 10 2s2c 2O at I6 s2c 800 at Is ii6c.,
go y go At @ Is Fos 9gy S SS1 At
Grand total 400 bales. Rates cotton quoted
folows-fo Hayre, BY seam. nc; by SAIL lc. 40 Ham
burg by steam, lc To Bremen, by steam, lc. by sail,
Mc TO LIVERPOOL by steam. I'd q 7;lsd: BY SAT- "a.
New Orleans, b460;. Mobile, iiio savannah 1885;
Charleston 1885, Wilmington 10; Norfolk, 1896 Balti
more, $685. New York, 649; Boston. los; Philadelphia,
sOTotal liz bales This day last week. 1876; this
OorrEE.-The market continued quiet but steady. Sales
5,53 bags of Rio, ex Brazieria, at 25Ac We quote
Rio, ordinary cargoes 33sc 24c; fair do, 2i1sc
24Ac. good do, 16Ac l6ac prime do, 26ac. 2o4c.;
extreme range i9r lots nc Ssac gold per b 90 and
grass mats 2Sc; Sic Ceylon, 2sc. De Maracaibo,
Wkc. &c; Laguayra 25c. 261sc.i Jamaica, 24c
26sc ST. Domingo 22c. 23c. Porto Rico 25c 26sc.;
Costa Rica, 2lhc S1sc.; Mexican, 25c- 26c Sava
nia, Csc 26ac Curacoa 24c. 25c., gold per h., 20
FLOUR AND GRAIN -Recepts-Fl I505s bbls wheat,
l0a $40 bushels corn 60 do; meal 225 bbIs and
$50 bags; oats A6O0 bushels barley 1000 do rye 400
DO The flour market was auet and In some INSTANCES
easier but there general change in values. The
since last loot Up 1900 bbs including
all kinds, at prices within the range OF the ubjoned
quotations. meal sold to the OF 500 bills
from s. 45 a 70 for Western and 81 40 "a 30 for
H., .y.nA NJ 10
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

EUROPEAN MARKET.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKKr.-LoNDoN, March Gwen
ing.-Lnseed oil, f29 Is tuD. Spirits urpenune SIS
Sd. per cwt
FINANCIAL.
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$4,000 Tenn C's, Old.

$4,000 Tenn G's, Old. =.
100 Tenn SIS, new. -.
l0OO do. be
5000 Tenn 6's, Ii, xc..
500 do.
1900 do. ............
1CU0 Missouri 0's. -.
loo do. -.
1000 B'klyn 6's, W h..
200 NY Cen 6's, ST..
y0O0 Long Dock bonds
100 N Y Cen LIST IN. C. II
2000 Alb / Sus I'd NJ.
5000 Mich Cen rs. E.
1910 Tn pac RR lst IN
1000 Chi b NV 1st m. II
l4LO1 c & NV cog BIDS.
1000 do. be
6OC0 Chi, X / d Pac7's i
1000 N j Cen cOnv.... 1
200 Morris Il rs LIST IN. L
1000 NJ 4 st r, II & ID ID
5000 b, II d 4 RR lst.
l0003 Ches Il Ohio lst..
5000 Del 4 II LIST, 'A. -. II
5000 r, r W & G "a IN. II
quo II 4 st 10 SIS, con
20O0M& st Pist, Lac ID
70 shs Fourth Nat B'k II
As Am Ex Blk. .b3 !
8 Ninth Nat Bank. -. II
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CLOSING PRIoEs-s O'CLOCK Pm
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firm-FlOur Easy-Wheat Firm
er-Corn and Oats Firm-Pork and
Lard Firmer Groceries Steady-
Frei&hts steadier-Mctals Quiet-Petro-
leum Lower-Naval Stores Easy-Eust
key Firmer.
FRIDAY, March Go P. NJ.
AsHEs.-Recetpts Tor the past three days, 81 pack.
ages. There has been no change in prices and the
demand has been only moderate and confined to
jobbng lots. We quote POTS, exc. pearls. &C.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-The market for brick con.
tinued quiet. No change was noticeable In prices
from those last quoted. Lime met with moderate
demand In q small way ard prices were steady;
quoted at 81 10 for ROckland common and 81 rs for
do lump. Cement was unchanged in value and
quiet; quoted at 81 rs per Dbl. for Rosendale,
s. 80 81 IS for Roman and IS 20 IS so for Port
land. Lath quoted steady at 50 10.
CANDLEs.-There has been fair demand for Job
were steady for all descriptions. We quote -
Sperm, 2Sc. patent do, $50. SOC. stearne, CSC. a
&c. parainc, &c., and adamantne IL Il and I6 o.
l3hc. a lsc.
CoRpAGE.-There has been no important movement
since our last values exhibited no mater al change
We quote Manila, large and small size 15hsc. I71sc;
do bolt rope yarns, lSHc 1910 tarred Manila, I6c;
sisal ropes. l5c Ice. New Zealand cordage, 14sc a
l511c.; Russia bolt rope, tic.
foot up about 123,0oo lbs. at MsSc. a24Ac.
CorroN on the spot was In moderate demand, but
70 offer sparingly in anticipation OF better prices Grades
poorer than good ordinary, however were unsuitable
inquiry from exporters was noticeable but the high pre-
n Nia oace nfh Wa nfa
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Tho market for future deliveries about fairly
tanned during the morning but subsequent reaction
lett the market without any improvement compared
with the closing figures OF the previous day. The
M al
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

was very dull Prime sterling, 81 s41s for sixty
days and 81 So for sight; selling rates. 81 "a and
81 81 q a sly. Continental quiet and steady.
Retchmark o5x s5al and 961s; cables, o67s prime
Paris, 5.1sZ and STAY.
The imports Of dry goods for the week were
$2ss4, 62l amount marketed, $3,O12,Os4.
The Bank OF England gained to-day on balance
f2s,ooo. The rate OF discount for three months
oils IN the open market Is sic, 3l6 below the
bank rate. Tomorrow will be a bank holiday in
England.
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$4,000 Tenn 6's, old. ..
sou Tenn Us. ola, &c
1890 Tenn Us. u s.....
100 n q 6's, old, j 4 j
1000 NC 6's, old, A 4 Q
1000 NC SIS. O, Is n q X
January q july.
o0OU N q o's, special
tax, third class. -.
lou Missouri o's. .....
300 \ Y s, b l,r.,,,,.
1000 NY Cen LIST In. c.
1905 Erie al IN. .......
40U0 Long Dock BIDS.
b0O0 U a K ! h Pae rs
200 ii * st 10 SIS, con
1000 N j Cen conv....
4U00 st l., j a Chi LIST III
2OOJ Cen Pac G bds.b C
6u0W IN fac iph LIST In
100 shs Am Elk Blk. .b3
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COTTON STATEMENT.

The following shows receipts of cotton
since Sentemher l. 1873 ut q norts
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GALVESTON, March 6, 1874
Tddiing. i5Ac. Net receipts, $40 bales ExportETo
Great Britain. 1897 coastwse, So Sales, 5000 Stock.
MSS: Weekiy-Net receipts, S29a Exports-To Gre at
Britain 7227 to the Continent TO- 1873 coastwse, 23
Sale I
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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-30

SENsIBLE.-Here is news of thoroughly
sensible occurrence. At the funeral of o poor
man named Michael Flynn, of Waterford, Mas
sachusetts, which took place the 14th inst,
his friends, instead of hiring hacks, walked in
procession to the cemetery. and gave what
would otherwise have gone in carriage-hire tn
the widow and six orphans. Is there any one
to find fault with this conduct How many
" long funerals do we every day following
the remains of poor men whose children will
be sent to the poor-house next week. These
men of Waterford deserve the thanks of
great many for the example they have shown.
Boston Pilot.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-08-30
Observation-Disclosures
PAINTING.

The season is at hand for Paintipg and Decorating
the INTERIOR also the exterior, or Houses, Stores,
Churches or other buildings plain ornamen tai
STYLES, to suit all the various tastes and fashions.
Tho undersgned informs all 1rties in need of the
above kinds of Painting we'll of KasominiDg and
CooriDg, or Painting Walls in Oil or FrescO, that at
short notice he is able to fill any order that he may
favored with.
He furthermore wishes to Impress the minds of all
favoring him With their patronage that the materials
he all specially selected and of the very best
quality and that the work shall in all per
formed according TO contract he employing other
but the most skilled workmen in the city.
For further Information call at my shop address
me per postal card JOHN ROBINSON,
House PaInter-A speciality,
aug iy Corner of johnson and Benviile streets.