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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
TWO CENTS REV ARD.

Ran away froIa the subscriber, on
Friday evening last. an apprentice TO
the hating business, named
WILLIAM NORRIS,
nearly twenty-one years of age-had on
when he went away a blue cloth coat,
and blue Cassimcr pantaloons, the other
parts of his dress not recollected. The
above reward will be given for apprc-
hending said apprentice, and returning
him to the subscriber, but no thanks.
DANIEL ENTLER.
Oct 1f 1917
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
! Horse, | Cart and
Harness,
| Spring W sgon.

Spring Wagon.
2 Let. Of Single Harness. ! S.dIle.
a compile re, OF Mason Tools. rompu,-
ing H.mmrr, rro~els. sqnaues. S2Int
Level. Hold, Selves. and all tool' nsce'.
.ary for the bu'in... ! largo Rope. ivo
uucA.. Water Car sDJ Barrel. ]
WheelbaHow. | Work Bench. ! Gnnd.
stone. Pump Rode. lot III Sp ing SseI.
a 10, OF old Iron. Z Plpws. Cupboard.
Desk, also % bushels OF Rye. q qp,nu'y
Of Rye Straw 10 Byndlss. and many olb-
eT ARTICLES.
TERNS-A credit of ,ir month. will
be given on sli suns over $40. nots anal
approyed security required. ne no'es To
bear interest from dsH. bot u pad
promptly when due the interest will be
RENTED. Suns oil ten dollars and under
the cash viII be required. No properly
to be removed uni. seiilrd for. Sale 10
commence 81 2 o'clock. p NJ.
JACOB wlkTERMOYER.
Administrator.
CT McGIincy, AocL
May l6, 1874. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

S0- New ScHEpULE.-According TO
the new Schedule on the b. & O. Rail
road, but three trains stop at kerneys-
vile :-l2.ls p NJ. going West, 1884
=. NJ. going East, and 9.2s ? NJ, going
Nest
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

a~ If you want cheap Dress Goods,
Mourning Goods, Domestics, Cassimers,
&c, &c, go to Rickard & Welshans'
Iiey consider it no trouble to show
their goods, and they have bargains to
offer
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
PUBLIC SALE.

TIE undersigned. AjnIoisnai"' 81 tho
| Estate of George Mr Bee. j.e'G, whi
sell al public snc,ion. 10 The bIghr-, b5r
dor, at The late residence al SAID deed, ~
Shepherd.io~n.
On Saturday, the 3oth Of May,
1879. the following among Other person.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
BOONSBOROUGH TURNPIKE
ROAD COMPANY

are hereby notified that the third in
stalment being Five Dollars on each
share twas due on the 18th of August
last,) and as heavy engagements have
been entered into by the Managers, It is
absolutely necessary that payment should
Immediately be made to Capt JAMES
GLENN, who is authorized 10 receive
the same. THE MANAGERS.
October 20, 1917.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

"a If you want nice Carpet Mat
ting, Floor or Table Oil Cloth, call at
Rickard d Welshans. They have q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

gH- LOTTERY TICKET DRAwN-We
understand that among the club OF ten
persons who purchased ticket each, in
this town. in the Masonic Relief. Lotte-
ry, of Norfolk, Va, one Of whom drew
a prize of $1,000. When the tickets
were purchased, the club agreed to dl-
vide the funds equally if any were
drawn. Thus $500 each will not be
bad to take.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

naT For nice suit Of Clothes 60 to
Emmert &c Fierys. Fits guaranteed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

DorOMAC Herring for cal. nv Tho
Z barrel or dozen, 81 w.t.
NAYLoR'S Mackin,w Hats. for ,,h
L by W. T. Lemen.
I Uw Qusriered Shoes for old women
u l.. Lcklider..
OiI. Tanned Sheep Gloves and Gaun,.
Ulets, Al Licklidets.
TADlES' Kid and Sheep Gsunacn,
II ius, received iron Winchester. at
l.. LicSlider's.
IF you want . nice fashionable Straw
/ Hat, SOTO LicklIjet's.
NHt.bREN'S Striped Cotton Hose.
Oa Licklicrr's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
v ETO ED!
The Initiation Bill.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
CONGRESS!

NOTWITHSTANDING tho Pn'i.
IN dent has refused bis subjects On 10.
crease OF Stamps. tbe undersigned has ~
g.ied his Store TO overAo~iog With On
immense snd varied stock Of
SPRfN0 AYD SUMNER GOODS,
Of The very I.te., s,yIes. My clock CON.
p,i.es compIe'e sad tpli s'so''~snt pl
ORR GOODS.
NOTIONS.
HATS AND CAPS, Z
BOOTS AND SHOES.
READY-MA0E CLOTHING,
OUEEySWARE,
GLASSWARE,
GROCERIES, >.
CANDIES, AND
CANNED FRUIT. &C.,
III of shieh were bought 81 greatly re-
dueed rates. and viIl be sold accordingly.
The public Will plssss bear in mind
ihst ! consider il no irosbIe TO show
goods snd respectfully SOLICIT shem 10 call
and exsmlse my sloek and be convinced
that am Offering great inducements IN
both price and qssIity.
Thanked for the liberal sbsrs Of pa.
uonses extended to me hitherto. ] hope
BY strict stsention 10 bssisess ard ehes?
goods to merit ssd retain The ssne 10 the
failure.
TERMS CASH, or Thirty Days 10
prompt paying ess'omef'-
The highest msskss prices slssys >"
Iossd Tor produce in sxeLsnss for gooc''
I sIso h.sr On bsnd ~ ChssIes'ssn
large end exe,Iiens sscek Of goedss sso
psssons visiting there ~esle a seii 70
esIl ia and SEE Mr. Gro. ~. Ttg1es. sbc
oil b. pleased % shes sbss'se1dias 10
bic line.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
ny- SHEN. VALLEY RAiIRoAD.-ln

ry- SHEN. VALLEY RAnRoAD.-ln
our issue week before last, we mention
ed the fact that some of our Justices
who composed the Court which ap-
pointed the Committee in reference to
the Shepapdoah Valley Railroad, were
very much surprised at the course OF
the counsel employed for the County
in getting an INJUNCTION against the
Railroad Company, which prevents the
prosecution of that important work, and
that they regarded such action as utter
" unauthorized as well as ill-tiped and
injudicious.
Since then we have been favored by
the President of the Court with an ap-
thentic copy of the order appointing
said Committee, which we published
last week, and which we find contains
ample authority for the counsel to DO
pretty much as they please in the prem
Uses, and we suppose to charge accord
ingly-which has by no means lessened
the surprise of the Justices, we referred
to, who say, most emphatically, thas
they have, heretofore, had no idea Of
the existence of any such order.
So, as it is evident, that the order in
question was passed under misconcep-
ton of its actual character, it is perfect
ly natural that some Of the Justices at
least, in common with the whole COM
mun;ty. should have been surprised at
the summary, ex parte proceedings OF
the legal "obstructionists who, we fear
have done more damage in day than
they can repair in life time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

p@ That County PGoPERTY.-LaSt
week we demanded of the Spirit to give
US the name Of the party who informed
him that there was a considerable
amount of property baoaging to the
County, in the hands of the former
County officers, in this town, to which
be replies as follows -
The information in regard to county
property retained at Shepherdstown
was given US 10y oT highly respected
Circuit Court Clerk, as coming from
Col. VIM. 4. Morgan, Deputy Sheriff.
Farther than what We have heretofore
published we have never been inform
ed. The Register nov has 1.-THE name
of that very reliable gentleman, who
communicated the information il justice
to the parties who have been so mali
ciously misrepresentcd.'
Mr.. Haines, who runs the Spirit, we
are informed, happened to be in the
room where COL Morgan and Mr.. Brown
were speaking ofthe matter, sometime
since, and without any explanation OF
the matter in conversation, Immediately
penned a squi6 for his paper, and al
ways ready to SOW dscord and dlssep-
sion between the sections of the Coun-
tv. stated. from the tone of the article
that there were thousands of dollars
worth of property here. Mr. Brown,
we learn, is very much mortified that
the matter appeared in public print, es-
pecially so when so small a thing has
been made into a mountain unnecessary
ly and unjustly. Col. Morgan is also
aggrieved from the fact that 4 ''moun-
tain should BE made out Of a mole hill.
The following card from the Col. will
justly explain itself: The individual
who rms The Spirit is certainly
"Haines' two boys -
FAILING SPRING,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
May 18th, 1874.
BIZ. J. II. Zittle-Dear Sir In the
issue of the Spirit of Je0erson, of May
II, find myself quoted as authority
for making certain charges against Mr..
Chase, late Sheriff of this County, in re-
ference to the removal Of al ''iron safe,
said by that paper to be the property OF
the County, &c. In justice to myself,
as well as to Mr. Chase, | beg leave to
say, that I did not furnish MIR. Il. I.
Brown, Gas he will admit,) any such
statement as published in the Spirit Of
J6ersou. | am responsible for the
statement l made (privately) to MIR.
Brown, which in substance was as fol-
lows :-"That / had been informed by
Mr.. I. w. Chapline that the iron safe
taken by Mr.. Chase, was his private
property, and that the Desk used in the
Sheriff's office was the property Of the
County" Such was the statement made
and the author given at the time.
Respectfully,
w. \. MORGAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
October 9, 1917
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

Those who became subscribers for
Stock in the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16
Che Alarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Co,rteied weekly BY ID, S, Rssifh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

Fits guaranteed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1874-05-16

al properly
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
SALES FROM q O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO CLOSE OF I
TUESDAY. July 2S-P. II.

TUESDAY July 2S-P. ~
We have had another dull day in Wall-st, though
business has been somewhat better than yesterday,
and prices of stocks have improved fractionally.
Although the Government has not yet officially
announced the result of the bidding for the new
per cent bonds, there seems to be 10 reasonable
doubt that we were co,t1ct in stating this
ing's TRIBUSE that tie Treasury has accepted the
bids of the Syndca'e for Sj5,0O0000 in addition to
those previously accepted, amounting to something
more than S1O,OOO,OOO The Syndicates call for tho
remaining balance of The loan is believed TO extend
for the term Of six months though il may be for
longer one. The effect of the partial
cess Of this negotiation has been TO de-
press the premium upon gold, result which
should naturally follow the exchanging of per
cent obligation for one bearing interest at per cent,
as it shows an improvement in the credit o. the
Goyernment. We do not see that the result of this
negotiation should properly affect tue stock market
or the general business Of the country, it amounts
simply to the exchanging of "A six pei cent bond for
one bearing interest at five per cent thus reducing
the interest account S65OOOO per annum which Is
very well in It's way The fractional advance in stocks
made Yesterday was well supported to-day, the
prominent shares being Lake Shore Western Union
Telegraph Erie. Union Pacific, and Pacific Mail.
The opening. highest, lowest and closing prices of
active stocks sold TODAY were rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
And the following for city bank shares:

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie) from the port of New-York 10 foreign ports
for the week ending July 2s, and since the begin
ming of the year: ,.
.!s,22,, s.lIss7ss.sq ssiGSs11at::s
Prevolslv rep,r.ei OO2sji lJ7.l3lj13 1639i3'l5
su.o,,, sl2l 277- -7o7 si6a sg5 s96 $40 60j IO3
Price Of gpai......... ll+2 AAo's '"'
The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
svlyania skies, 40! Philadelphia and Enc Rall-
road 49,; Reading Railroad, So. Pennsylvania Rail
road 49,, Gold. 100.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
RETAIL PRICES OF LAW BOOKS.

70 the Editor. Of The Tribune.
SIR: 1t seems TO me the law book trade
should put in" some bay or harbor and reconstruct
Itself before anything be made except by the pub
lishers can name house in this city that will sell
law books TO LAWYERS If they have any competition in
estimating on list Of $500 to $500 worth of books 40 20
10 so per cent discount while the most they VIII give TO
dealer even large purchase as 500 or $780, is 40
Der cent aud generally their discount and Tor CASH
NeV- York July Is, 1874. RETAILER.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Proi T..
j, Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting, is reported fully IN
IMBUkE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 cents.
Address THE TRIBUNE. Newlork.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
N. y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For rug WEEK ENDING JULr 2s. ls7&
Igxpre.y ior rHx " \. rRIsrSs bs e~s Gspsr;ef

Iexpressy rHs " \. rRisvNs b' our o~s 6spsfefi
ether ga ~ p'e'
socis everything see An attractive oos an
naton where dirty paeksse ~ Assn'
psarsnoe fAs Pack shat be motion WI uo o A
tent. change tse oes tnr tai
esrs plainy pi.a Sencl pte Is sbSssau n' 90
os, >sboI stating ue amount, sss ssrd W. :, "a
Aamel foete- uine Ac Az
shoudA IneloscS bb. Awa'ssiA1e Ue -, .ns
sses Yourself recatAnee iof ors sooNA ,a' " '
~ that vogr N u IN demsnd
BEAss AND PEAS -, 90,
Reo< ps Of bssns s,r the week sos bblS d. Ia" ~,s -
bSls wsst Az bbia Exports Of eeshs a. s..,
Exports Of liOo bush. Reocps 0i yeas ssAs Ne
worked condition Of real strength oI e
have good steady trade hsm store snd 70 sraei
81 is obtained Tor prime qualities Csrods sel os N,r
parcels mediums frequently reported st cur n Ger,
rows In good demand for spe't Aa A ~, CO
bosr, Ous featas Of the sdiiasoh onssnsss ." "A
1. ,h. ali Or m,a,uus from Southern eites- lho
accounted scarcity hspsys .hee sor' pa. n iii
lie souhsru mafk-x ttr Qaet bat trs as 70, crop
not he eIes.ve CssAa peas hn With suAl basne~ F'
peas have sdvanoed. oaotseons; - 80. -, an, a, 90
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
soAP-C,Hile is dan azi value. are U-al''

Cssle is dan aai values are H-a'Te1i ''' % 4-0
sTEARiS is in bet rnaGd With pncs shhe kgler ae' d
10000 70 So. at lie. -s.,t.. "a
sVGARs-he for Raw sugars without va hon 20
abont onser tga i ' -i' ~
hhi- at 7s,dS l-l6c II Inr 70 Good sttI f,"r V
DC: Centrifugal LLeL aud toies Nos Ia % - 81 -
ami No IL Clsyei Il 80 Ah Po.to hcU N <
a6bhl, ntrssl m gis sui !OJ 0ies Aotses Sulr a. -
73 Re6ned gsol rqGt SOFT yellow - -
do White lUd lOSc Grsru4tei al lusc. ca ~" al q"
snd Powdered l0Tse. Raws quJtvi oo~' "'ocf
Good. 81 fnHs 10 Cao.ee sd y. 81 .,'' S 80 4.
hores FAC Meaia. 2d6llc Porto REQ h'hsns "II
Pnms Cho,ee ri0Ss brltiI = 70.
. TO IL 74dTse Java b. > Nc. 10 10 H. edo aAs N'i'N
Sau-ror and Extra Slperier al isCl'ac. -
TALON STEADY In d,marci ae - - 'V' "a
mon 10 Cool TINS: So 900 n puiVtosn scek At 70 ID"
$1,000 n CITY At sis;. -.--... ..,,L
TEArhere Aqsy for invoices AID rree' s." wa.
sales If 2JO ha esis Uooug 500 hs chests "IsI '' "
half chests japan. o., $500. = a,
prices the sa for The past Ore has ero''
Of Ol1GlSc. S-.L LeG i -s heft s.s
ser market s-ady SAFE. of 81 cases o.. ccV
&c; hhds Peuhs,isaL.s, 1873 l3ai. @ ea' -.
1873, l6Sc 100 eases Do crop ~ - a. s.,s.
1872 1856 do. erop II. y Al os'
40 eroo 1873 Al lie; 1873, ~ "a
Wonsiu 1873 Ies 100 ease sn'J hns iV"''
IS bale Havana al 81 ,y.o.ht.
WHISKY ruled gasr, xlh br deraod si'' oi sou '
A
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
,oo co,n, n,,.,,, 40 NJ pdv.. s.rn. se. 81 90, ma.

900 co,nr, n.psA.r 90 No. phv..s rm. so,. sise, na.s
So. o. s.De-555oo AyIsI f,s% saor,
so 90 b SS'tss % JS b ,iI Dr. sss G s
g. : BSIS 5 s seS D TS Sob ; e
sO Dr. e. SIS c S % ssSH 2 @ S Aass' s Sr s.~ ~
soG 1872 500 and $40 bales c.sa Cow and 5l3 elss Cal
i";: b'sS a. IN is7a lS 72S sa s 'i' G
Ins IS l42 900 des ssi I5y9 el.s. t-i Isa,
aT.s.i r! a's:.s''is' ss5ss e. Sssa7 Mos yosas
soS seSeed csacms 22S25 ~ z.e cod ,st;s o.'ir.l
SlsTssa. A. sse isSzi soa Elected % aoro, N 25@ -
22 cola . % sSg re- n ':s sS S sd dsg,y q. g % M , goa
and Tob,sco ry Pek l7oZZ h 2o@2ic goo =. ' 70;
sSs s !. is e9 ras M lss NSo ssS s6S5 a.! ' fs. G &
Bahia l7a2o l7e coh ashey r Porte Cseeo aA isFaa %
H.; l2$4i i,d p P. fSs2i7 7Sa s M i SS 1 o1:SS =. S! -
ss lgsI' sI & :s s Il oas f5 'is r. 5e s col & 4 @
Corpus CORR chss ss a5a55 5 zss sai:ss, s; i'.ae, "a
A1,OnC 2lS2 B. 22S5 'a.s9Sy .sec Ts 3
r. lse 1,s, s,ss ,sS Ro r.ss Kp. I6ais H. 9se god s,
s.a sSps s@s NJ % Sz eueSey ,,ece Ma 200
:.sc,. als sSh Dr., r. 'sy soS 5s' heci 2.S6 h. 7 so
thsy runi M,Jsg5SH 2SS1 i4@a1e sGG, %., ,. m R
b il4aiSe sSe e' e2 run s''fssS asS2s 'oa5' Gate
so o' a. iScy 1un e a$2 q ls2439" H. .'ro, .
sii hey ~ run Net HSo;@o. Si' 50 p M
Sra, 45S50 n lIaIl ac gold secea Para 5jav n IIcy
god selected M,garo. ljs55 Z l2ai2l2, cnrren ~ ~
FsHs Fsnss e:T csIs ssss5 ~
6a22 70 1Sc enrTs1y Trss K se' 5oa56 5Srr s
selected Tssos,n; 939so f, s. lisl2s ,sss, ,.'sss . %
fYSiIia: eiacy selected cts Slaughter Cor i51oo p
TSoiGooTiere vas hr distributing buere. a. ao.t 'ons
onotstiSu small sale, 7Oa 3os AID 70@-j@.
'hRIIrnER-Erpor 800 re. Heue' Soc b 'ls ,e'at
at sbOu, ssa Al ere' are II far 70 eie % lil9
Buenos ATes ghts OaE ss'tg and 10 in -' o., ss
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

PETkoLEUA-Crud Oh m sIy AMI IN moderate Gsnd - isi
Of Lbls a &c R.Sbnd Is Cr.e', Nt1 hd
demand; Pbisdepla o. 5000 bbls at Il p hap6us
steady 7oc sbippr- tas 'fe fne I1"i'h ~
Prm.ry Caote osss: Petroleum sn'r g itn'
90: wells; OIL tiiT dull 10 TlN-t
Housewife quiet u anhlnre! iiGsile du aif y @t 90
United. 15 a immediate g. -
Pork decide iy bette. mt scty
nothing doing shsteyer the uure the aes are 80 ~ 70
t22 for New sal $50 sb' rw0year0d Nes - ~ ftd
Is steady: 80 b Plain Mess at <l3 Tieree Bel inactive
but steady Hams sales % - Do n'h'u, ~
go and small lots ~ Ioe' i Chcago Il $50 59a " &
are trm aies of 200 Pck ed Ham Zoe tbuJ
snoLet do at l6s1lCai" 1000 Fresh Do % g.. 500
Fresh Shoulders 7l,.; 900 F,eil Bus "A2- '" fc."i
SIOAei DO, Sc 30 Its aver
aye llo l25 boxes Clc.r 30. lie Racoa "a Ar de-
mapd Clear City lc. ed Hog ara
steady 9l.c Lard active asd higher o. 90 -.
l22c i5O Western - Ia !2's 81 - h's
l3lse delivery her Of SQis A. - s' A.. ~
l2s,c.' 3 seller Seg;egt.r. 4: y Il 70 10
RICE-Ihere feaUd TIE kei hife bget
under sic continued crsb, ,oa tie SOa rsorI st
rproyeurnt there; q ID C7C-s - -2rtli.t w
Ia RsngooI &c. bcaa 800 Oss TO- al to''c dAV
l-.J. -,-tt. .,....- -. a. -,
snSS-Goat Skns 10 Gi,ec surp.y az ho - =! mt -
GOOD demand: b, SsyanN "a fa''N Nfa tf-i %
Nes-Or ~ - Ian
s;e iy hsi I' ittel -
bales w, C,r suf Sa sni f foihfn
3O1U CetrA, rics, IA 100 10 f"u'Lt t sIS'
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

There was small business in railroad bonds'
nd prices were steady. Central Pacilics were ex-
ceptionally strong, rising to SSl. The following
were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29


Receipts shipping to-day are GIL bales th CAV as'
week 5I3 bales last l50 bae total since sept
time last b4oO2l bales
Il ,rs ece ss $50 Exports Crest Britain 3ss bales
stock IN NesYork 1877 bales. Consolidated stock l3O bales
The sver,ges of yesteravs deliveries Officially reported
we're az follows july 10 36c; Augst l6 septener
Cs-i6O bales August 6 332c 900 bales n 10 l5 3o0 2
bses September rs 532c; 400 bales October ~ lo- lOO
bale. January l62c: total 900 bales second S5-V S's %
Septemle 1889 400 bales October l6 l332c 700 DAes
new l6 5-l6e total 900 bales For future delivery pet nov
decline OF 32 with moderate business Sales as io0"s an Oh
basis Of Low Middlngs: ooo 90 . % ooo
sales last evening after m-Augus 200. l6 80 800
Is Lice. September, 1000 l6 LOO 10 l5-2e oeI2.ei
Breha october for SsPteIn6er even sa; 5
iG 5-52c no 10 la 300 Gs 800 lG 52e I0l ~ j.
I6e 200 10 l-32c 200 l6c ZOO 10 l-lc llov Ioc
100 II 81 32c; 100 l6c 100, ls 10 81 32c tepstuer,
500 5I2; l6 l7.32e 200. l6l2.i 700 10 l'@ IIu
I8 l6e 200 l6 l5-32c.; 1890 IL 7l6c 1000 70 1870
200 l6a; 100, 10 3 32c. October $40, lb2. ZJ' 10
Ie, aO0 is l332c 300 l6ass November 800. lOe' 100
is 32c December 300 6s January Loo, l0e 'oa, Lo,
900 hsles; grand total 81 900 bates
DRUGS DYESOpum is quiet but there Is ra'itr
stee feehng sble held at Il % gold in boud horP u
firm the offerings manufacturers Nkipg 20 Do te
Tartar il aqirt olt hrm as 35, gold Essential
Oils are dull and Lemon sold IA o al - % go
Cassa held 81 TO- gold Sandeon- Bergmot Is hel hh' Al
a. rs gold Engi,h Chemicals qaet and v1ut, rLnn
much the same Soda ~ l8si ~ 81 SOD II 1@G
81 20; B!Cab sca s. 22; Cars"c Soda IS, all golL Ohr
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

MILFEED rolerstslg l-ve quote - - E zoe
s2I 60 at s22 d$25i 90 70 At s-oqsJ0 se4 !"' 500
S32.
METALs-The Tugo Copper still vev hsi and
quotations sea4F N.| s..tlM- flot - o,
nd ard Ielos MsNlea'll1F &c and
NJ Bolts scotch Pig ron ~ yiLg o~Y tg
ANAL ard rlMns- Anercl1 Fr - s' very
du and prices tending downward Porsgn Pig lead ~ -
nom mai at J7l2 gold: Yrssc IN re laced f1 aa ~i
Gioher AZ a. 81 L. goll: Bar aul -rt fp ~ 20,
70 rer cent and Tin Ppe l6i2 less 10 eat p Too
he tegRani sL. lcht ,s
al 22sc Rssped In. sh 2lstH2"di anf = =. .'<!c Pf
glauge. the irnsscuols af 81 'f 10
sale since our embrace $50 i0Iss ttAr.oa Its 'iO
Charcoal Il at so l2lz 500 boxes J. Coo I iWi
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29

The oaoans are Cotton runhIbE 10 qaahV 10
oa,s n.n hali a o nde above below the du0eL
sALEs DELIVERY.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-29
The bids for stocks at the close of the Board
q We rennrted by Messrs Wallace Il Co as follows:

Gold was weak to-day, and opening at lO9l declined
70 100 rs some of the foreign houses identified with
the new loan were quite free sellers. II is quite
likely that further decline is possible. On gold
loans the rates paid TO have balances carried were
and Il per cent few loans making free of interest
IN either direction. The foreign exchange market
las been quiet and stereotyped as TO rates. though in
tone GO days was weakish. The effect OF the new
loan on this market is yet to be felt. The London
market came dali and quiet securities. both British
and American being steady Money easy. and
the Bank of England lost on balances El57,0o0. The
EXPORT clearances Of domestic produce from this
mort for the week ending to-day, amounted in cur
repcy valuation TO SG,65l,1ss. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $500 in coin interest, and
5000 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank covered:
Gold cleared SSs Ss 900; gold balances 81 96s,7G7
currency balances, s., lGS.9SO. The following were
the quotations:
1000 lO9a ll:so .leos l:eo.."Io9s 2;se....lo9
N .un 200. III
The days business at the u. S. Sub Treasury COM
pIised
Ovid rec.pu. s5lsl4l g2 Corens, p,yu. sSs9 sS4 & ~
Goa l0s736 ~ Cieu, oailee oo1,o M dUi -
5oa AS Ios u tuohs''''''' toSsVV w
(urreucy rsgH