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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-15

Halls Bands engaged for the season.
Tickets and secured the principal Hotels and Ticket
OGees sDd the Pier.
GEO. L. CONNOK Genl Pass Ar't. p. BACON, supt
DEM SYLVANIA D.-THE
GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Tns leave New-fork from foot Of Dssoros aud Condtss
E1pess for Harrisburg Pittsburgh, West and South will. Pull
For whamport Lock Haveu Cory Erie vs Ph, E.
SO u Tor W,nP0r' an Lock navsg M connecting
Bahmose N.tsop snd the South Limited Wellington RI
pre q Pa fs,ior Gers da except Sunday at
1yse Siofn Regular al e'Ao a. H. and '. m
Express $40. $500 M i, 1890 b7sso
and 1. pst saai'y' ., :. sSo' and or~ u. ssH'ah'
- xee s ris et fisaon a, 2tsa sac
ssS SIC 10 i:io i$S EaS sS& E S:io, dso !:s6
sig sao sio $50 SEQ 8 e;ic Gao 1850 sic 10.
iSo .ps Il S'' St. e2c and $40 $40 $40
l0 1880 5;2" sac 8 1:lo $50 s:lo 10 m and IL nSst
For wsodSsss Perth AusOy and south AnS0y And 10
For Sev.Birswiei and IL 2. 3io. 4:So, t:2o.
Tor E, 8 Mih,op. ~ noon. BIO arc l:3O
to. Is,sbsstvii. end Flemagton $50 a. u apc p m
Far Phi u,lurs and Belvidere, $3.50 and -
Pr Bodertovn Burlington 400 Camden ssd $50 H. lEjo
for Fr,stoT an 9 and p IN.
For Farm pgdae and sauAn. m and o. m -, m
Camden ind via beat ron FER NO. 49,
fr.n, arrive a. clcws:-H m Pittsburgh ESQ l2s5 and
;sS ~, s b. GO Is and io27 sunssy 600
and 1922 Prom Ptil,aelplia BIO so 800 lol9
5;io. GO $50 ii IS /. "a $50 add i6;27 p m
Offices 526 .35 pa and s44 Broadway No. Aston H"ass
,s foot Of p.soro.e' ad & Agni Iess, oa No.
II Al CAs,arr General Mssaeer. ''''
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CTONTNGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA

The new ard elegant Steamers STONNGIO Monaavs "ednes
DAYS and Fridays NARRAGANSETT Tues1avs Inuds' and
Saturdays from Pier 49, North River foot oil yt asy Except
Supdsyj At arriving Boston ahead Of All otneI INES
Tickets sale at oil principal Railroad Ohes ana 30
sued omees Of Express CO. ana S2 1roaowa
l. w. FILKINS. D. B. BALDWIN rfesiienI
Pass AVI
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Uipi0fn0 Notifies.


NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, 261 AND 1853 BRoADwH
CORNER wARRKS-sr NEw-YoRk Jane =, 1874
DIVIDEND.-The Board of Trustees of this
~ Company declared dividend Of FOUR PkR CkNI pay
sbe and sfter the LIST day Of July next ,,,,
' JOHN c. CRUIKSHANK, Sec'y.
OTTcE OF THK HANNIBAL ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD Co..
10 BROADWAY NKw-loRK, June IL, 1874 y
NIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the MIS-
II SOURI, STATE PER CENT BONDS, known as the HAN;
NIBlL AND ISSUE" maturing the 10th tnf VIII
be paid upon presentation this Office and after that as'e
STATE OF ILLINOIS, TRKAsUREz's OFFICE,
SPnIxsYIRLp. May 20. 1874. }
TIVE INTEREST which will become due
mon STOCK ILLINOIS the first MONDAY OF
yuly 1874 be paid the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NAToNAL
BANK Of Newiork from the 18th 70 the Zis Gays IN
elusive, July. proIimo. EDWARD kUlh, sts'e treasurer.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.


Commencing jane ]. 1874
Trains Harlem River Station at 1900 $780, and Gl5 m,
1:2O, 1855. 4:40. 5:l and 6:45
Mcrana Steamboat Co, leaving Fulton
Slip for Harlem River Station North New York.
For further information Of particulars posters hotels and depot
JOHN 7. MOODY. SuPt Of n y. Div.
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gteomboais ano Railroads.
n NV TpOY nv DAY LINE STEAM

LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
vba.aRn and DANIEL DREW foot q vestyss, re- 81
80 Earth River $3.50 and IwenT TsRRyTvwN and
Es...i landing o. YONkbRS
SYACK iby frrystcsi POUGHKBEPsE ,, Ne M,n
Fiji nd IUDs0N connecting points west ana
IA. tickets 70 WBsr POINT, CORNWALL, ana Hh"''"''
returning day 81.
DRIDGEPORT and all points on Ho sIaaspoRT
IT, N.n..,.ch Railroads. Pare 81 steamer bniD~hiO"A
-, s9 ~ yaSs =, l. 80 a m Bridgeport at IL p m
NITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TKOi,
4 sapITt,GA RUTLAND BURLINGTON, MONTREAL. Ane ~
pcn,s North ana Low fare aud REDUCTION all points "
sx'h' "'A" sUYHYsIDE and POWELL
have DAILY (ssunavs e1epted) from Ier ~ % p
e. Cornectne 18th morning NJ J. Central neb
sae sud saratoga and Boston and connecting
Through tickets sou ahc Dassss' JOsRPH CORNELL supt
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILRoAD-Asr June o. 1874. through trains Will
eave Grand Central Depot. 80
500 a. Northern Bxpr with drswingroOm ears
through 10 Rochester and 81. Adams.
Special Chicago Express with drawnsroon cars to Boob
ester, Buffalo &C.
lU45 A m Northern end Western kTpress
8:4U 0. m, Albany ana Troy EIpresa
4;0U Montreal Express with seepingcas from Newfork to
St. Adams
600 D. m, Express Daily with sepngean for WaerOwr and
500 m Pacific Express Daily with depng-cars for Rochester
Buffalo ana Niagara also for Chicago both L. and H.
Railroads =, ~, .n
"" Vans - ~ C. H. KENDRICK,
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NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HAIR
~ FORD z. R.-NBM.YORK AND AEWHANEN pIYIslOl

NEW-YORK,- NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD R. R.-NBw.YORK AND hEWHAvRN DIVISION
Sumner commencing MAY 10 1S74 Passenger Station
Central Depot entrance FoItysecond-s1
Trains for NewHsven leave at 7;lO AccD S05 OIL aOo
tAccn 1000 EI) 1900 iAcpl 900 tEIl $500 EI)
220 Accn ASS and 5l5 Local Ex 10 tEx and gao tEI
p an,
7lO sos 905 l0lOa ID. 1900 loo 22O and 3:l3 EIl
355. 4:3S. j, 5:l5. 5:4O G:35 1920, $40, $40
For Port Chester 11:4U p
Express Springfield S:Oo aDo
D. m. 1 81 10 The 5000 lOO 31o
aud and stopping Stamford Norwals, and 500
and 1000 300, s:lO and 9:lO at bridgeport The
sos ID and d. with Shore Lane DIVISION for
Providence VALLEY savtroo The s05 and
with Shore Line Division for Norwich and NeSayen
Northampton r. at Eeviiayn aud The 500 m and pm E
press sos 10 IL trains connect with
Connecticut River Springfield ana for Montre The
3 With Nsneaturk X X and the SO5
Housatoaic X r. ct Bridgeport. The 500 a.
and 3 Is Danbuv and Norwalk al south Norvak
sDo the sos H. 1900 43S and $40 with NewCanaan X
Stamford.
SUNDAY Mail Trans 700 via Springfield at 9lO
NJ, Providence -
Drawing room Express and Sleeping Cars Night b.
press Trains o.
tra Depot Offices u Transfer 9s4 Bosdway and
Windsor House. w. and No Courst, Brooklyn wbo VIII also
check baggage from residence 10 destination.
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r ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
GsW Jersey sOr1HgRS RAILROAD

tNARRAGANSETT PIER, X. 1.-The steamer
IN FLORENCE Capt TAYLOR will her regular rrips
Misses Hsnsnssit isr and Newport OF or before the 25,h @
1tpS daily each with the
Ssrst boat Ne on RseA Bss,os
~ IxG h JDas ", ls7k W. y CAswELL. AsI
AL
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ERIE RAILWAY.

.soxsxSr Of Twins taking effect June 49, 1874
From Chambest Depot O Tsent.h see note below
m-Cincinnst and Chicago Day Express O'"
10 Buffalo and Sleeping COACHES 70 DESTINATION vu e,.,
lO45 m-EIpress Mail for Bunaio ard niagara raA oeepns
$50 %~Ssh Express for the West Sleeping Coseh attached
7nm-DaiJl Pa5c Express to the west Sleeping oe.cnes
through Buffalo Niagara Pals Cincinnati st. Louis Detroit ana
Chicago without change
port JeTs 745, iIosO and lOio 1880 $3.50, 1880
SddIeiown, 7:45 $780, 1850. and 1o45 s45, 4:So
t:S0 1880. and y The lo4S m and 4So p m trans
Goshen g. 7:45 fssso O. 1000 ana l0:45 N, $780, 3;45
SeTSursS, 1850 o and io4s $3.50 and 4;sopm "a.
g 81 SaS . tssS Os ssa :4s l nias n i40
Ridrewoo, Aendale sed RaDsers is CO. 1:9e
Peterson % ona e. S:45 745 1880 49, 10 1880 1o4s,
Ii 80 n u noon. 40 8. S;l5, SAP 49, 445 s. 5;le
Sewsri, g. T. $780, 49, lo45 and 1870 m sl5, 4;45.
Crk 5:l5. 20, and 1045 li3O 3d. 4;l5 6;lo, E3o
and and Y Saturday night: only % n ,oso %
Snh.1 145 fs,1 SAB ESQ., 1880 G sis
iHi.iae and nsolsnses 445 sl5, and ts45A s.
and 6 D. m, and IL Saturday nights only. u,
Engewood and sparkil BIB 80 and l046 m 1880 81 o.
Ais l45 6i5 7:3Oand and II Saturday nights only
e:1b Z 40 f7;i5 p. NJ and IL Saturday nights only.
Spring VALLEY 445 sl5 tS45 49, and lO;45 nj l, a. 4;4o
8 p. H. and IL Saturday nights onlv.
Eors-rans leaving Chamberst hall hours leave
2Sds fifteen minutes earlier Than above time trains leaving Gham
bersst Quarter hours leave 25a thirty minutes esrne, %
trains leaving hours The 445 and 6;l3
trains from Chambenst only. r.
ing Coaches orders the checking and transfer o.
Baggage may be M at the Compsnys Offices 2A 62s and 70.
Broadway 125ths, and 3dsve; Cout Brooklyn AZ the
Company s Depots and Of Agents at the prncPl hotels
'DAiy. ,u, vl'. d. Igert
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NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.
~ Passenger 10 NewYork Jersey City ees from foot
CortlaDdt and DISTINGUISHES. -. -..-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK AS FOLLOWS:
6am-Oswego Express for 0ssego, Oneida uuc Rome sra
es Norwich Sidney Delhi Walton Mddetown and Intermediate
without change OF cars througb 10 Osgego. =.
m.-Walon Way for alton, Delaware County, Newfok
and intern sdiate. without change Of cars.
l1:40A a. orterdyke Accommodation.
$3.50 p. m.-Bloomingdale WAY. - - .
4:30 p -User County Express through Eenvile without
change Of
3. 80 .. II - loomingdale Local.
$40 r. -Worteudyke Loca.
For the jersey CITY Albany Division through Tappanowp
S;4Oa m and 81 80 ?. No. without caange Of car .
For Sussex at 40 and 4:3O making
connection at Franklin - - -
TRAINS STOP AT HACKESSAtk AND PATTERSON.
Tickets sold aud baggage checked all principal PAGES.
Feh received for all points al Pier 80 North River
lin warehouse adjoining Deshrossst
QUICK DISPATCH and LOWEST RATES
General OHees SO Libery.st NewYork L. ii. CHAPMAN,
Freigh nd Paseug Agent
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English Islands. 4oc. q Use. New Or.

Rice. soc Zoe; English Islands. 4oc Sc New Or
NAVAL sToHEs;rhe market for spirits tarpentine was
Mn uae eosns Price al ssc sa"s 20 h6 at se Ia
s asa OS Sew or s6 SS Gs AZ Ia S @ S o Kew
a, Sse ana m e9s tayers os,i.g 9ee1e at ssss
onS lrS'"sS PS asvs .es % y SSS aas
we SS %b ass ae s. Of % @ % bb Waso NJ at 81 n
though holders are GENERALLY .asSins hsher Pitch in
xcrrS Iar REQUEST and hFme al . %" for prime city, de-
PsTsolrux. There was confined quie, market for
were nrm AMI tended toward sllsh advance; SPOT and
% III as9s
sss hs s a a ss T
e q me above .: ne o sSss & wsre SO
y Il ee acol Sbis prompt delivery al sSe 5000 bbi.
sf ga and & !ss %2ntn al ss
quiet oa, hin Al l7c i7e Tor eargoes Naphsha was
ans s aSf q
s psop ws ss
from the PRIMARY markets show no materiai ena,nge
ssa
S S cs ssae s % Id reasa1 S Genre s
7ssc. immediate shipment. sOc ...
cut $50 IS
k market for mess pSk IA, a. The penpg OF
acted impsyes and Ne cosa sSe rE% wa
row Al So eIis 6uyers opt,on 0eip6er sss Is
and 20 Si seers ys~s SPtaoa sna sosos oeOser as e.
s wnSh 1Ss asd I, m
hands at figures within the OF $2 ~ Sl3 DO for
pian mess bbis $A SIS tor extra do do $50 81 tor
S25 Tor city India Beef hams were dealt in in
packed Western. sontnern remained nominal. Cut
meats met with lair trade with the market @ ruling Is
hams al ike son picked hams at iSc, 80 boxes clear
Bacon declined and heavy sales s. boxes
long clear at 3kc per lb AZ the close OF the market
there were sellers at &c. without BUYERS. The market
Tor lard in buyers avor closing weak Jhe sales
$50 erces for prompt deysry s ~ At i.c Sso eTcs 5 s
uerces seller six months al llMc At the Gloss cash
lard was nomnaily lac. with ls1sc. bid for october.
Butter and cheese were quiet and unchanged.
active and the absence OF any business
prices were nomnaliy unchanged Fair TO good refining
quoted s1c se, nominal; = ahd;' eiayed, private
active and shade easier closing at iOsc; Tor
standard ''A' aud NE. TOR crushed, powdered and
cranulated. We Quote:-Cuba-Refning, Inferior TO
sS@ms' sse Sc: .e DO good 10 70 pIime, ss sse
sic; centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos to Is, sasc,
9hds and patsS SYSss ssua as 10 easde
do Ii 10 is io4c. ioac. DO is e q, lie. Ike.
white, IQlac. ll4c. Porto Rico-Rehning, common to
BraNl-Duteh standard Nos 9 to II. So shc. Java
rior and extra superior. re. SIC.
utins demand We quote -oaroina 7c. a 7ac. for iar,
ne 7hc Tor good ana 7ssc. 7Ac Tor prime. Patna
quoted a. s3ac. a 74c, Rangoon at &c; 61sc per lb
SrEARISE was inactive and nominal at i54e. l5kc
TALLow was active at nl prices with sales OF $4,000
lbs prime at es4c. a l3-l6.. per h.
WHIsKEY.-Receptsl lis bbls. The market was hrmer,
with sales OF 2oo bbs at 81 os 81 w. closing a the
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BARNARD-HYArr.-0n Wednesday, September
80, ut the residence OF the brides brother Pater-
S9. &. montreal to MISS KATIE HYATT Of Br00sl'n'
BLY-.HuSr-on Wednesday. September 80, at
John Hall, DOUGLAS BLY,. N. D., OF Rochester, n.
i2,o Mrs; SARAH HUNT, daughter OF Francis H.
AmasR Isi G TINS Wednesday September
80. 1874. BY the Rev. = A: Paddock, D. D., Mr..
cards
oNGsTREET-CoRNwELL--l this city, on
Wednesday september 80, at the residence Of tue
to MARY A. CoRNwELL, all OF this city.
MosELEy-ADAMsoN.-o Wednesday, September
50, 1874. IN Brooklyn, ny the Rev. VIM II. Johnson,
CHARLES II. MosELEY to ELIZABETH H. ApAMsoN,
daughter OF the late Constantine Adamson, OF this
city.
80, 1874, by the Rev. c. Il. Babcock, THEODORE NJ.
SAMMIs TO 5. AMELIA WHrTsoN, youngest daughter
OF David whitson all OF Brooklyn.
SENIoR-TAYLOR. On Wednesday, September 30,
the Rev. LemueI covell, WILLIAM A. SENIOR to
B. Taylor Esq, ali OF this city No cards. . '''A
THoMsoN-IALBoT- -On Tuesday. September 20,
a. the residence o. the brides parents, by, the
city, to EMMA. daughter or Charles c. Talbot, Of
Brooklyn.
ATKINsoN-On Wednesday, September 80,
CARLETON ATKINSON, aged 81 years.
IHe relatives anu lTleuu5 Vi tue family are re.
specially invited to attend the funeral, from All
Saints church, corner OF Henry aud Scanned
streets, on Friday, october 2, at haifpast one
O'Clock p. NJ
BELL.-On Wednesday, September 80, 1874, Jo-
sgpHlNE, wife OF George A. Bell, aged 20 years,
month and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, on Friday
afternoon "a INST at M nali.pest two o'clock, from
yu, L. |.
CARTER.-on Tuesday, September 90, HARRIET.
vile Of James Carter, native OF Kilkenny. Ire.
1and, aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends OF the family and OF her
uncle Denis Gordon, are invited TO attend the ~.
neral, from her late residence, rs orchard street.
this day Thursday ct haifpast two O'Clock 7. N.
C9oNsY:-On Weanesoay mornlng, sep's"0eS
Funeral wiz take place on EyldAys ae Swo =. Ma
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
An Active Stock Market, with
Higher Prices.
@ O L d 1 L 0 L 8.
Foreign Exchange DuIl-Ratl-
way Mortgages strong.
WALL STREET.

WEDNESDAY,. Sept. 3o-eP MI
The revival OF business has brought out the
characteristic elements OF current trade. 1t IS In
strucive 10 observe that we have lost-sus-
pended perhaps would be better-the specuia.
tive anxiety OF former years. We, as q people,
have reached the necessity OF liquidation, hence
We are not sxtravagant nor demonstratve.
sTooKs
The stock market opened strong at an advance
or = 10 a per cent as compared with the closing
quotations OF yesterday. Lake Shore led In point
OF ACTIVITY for time, some enormous transactions
naviag taken place at soh to 81. The price how
ever declined before the call TO soH, and the re-
malnder OF the list reacted slightly. At rhe arst
board Lake shore recovered 10 SON. and some OF
the otner shares advanced sharply. The
movement In Lake Shore was generally
attributed to the Commodore and his friends, Van
derbit parties having been Tree buyers. The old
story OF lease to the New York Central was re.
vived. Erie advanced TO aek, In sympathy with o
rise at London. Cable kilograms to-day state that
the engineers and accountants reports will be
made public about OCTOBER 10, and this had q ten
dency TO strengthen the stock to-day. There was
Budden and sharp squirt OF activity in Northwest,
which carried the stock up to Az. Wabash ad-
vanced to 35k and ST. Paul to the same figure,
with increased dealings. Union Pacific, waich has
been quiet Tor few days past, suddenly became
active aud advanced to 373I. The movement IN
Union Pacific was prominent feature
d the market after one O'Clock. west.
srn Union was also prominent In
The dealings after midday and rose TO so3s on ra-
mors that the forthcoming report would be very
favorable. Rock Island was strong and advanced
70 lo4s. New York Central was quiet at 1918 .
Ioli.. Hannibal ana ST. Joseph advanced 10 2sl4
and ohios TO 294. Pacific Mail rose TO SIX, then
reacted TO 81, and finally rallied to 6lk again. At
the second board the market was buoyant at the
highest prices OF the day.
The sales to-day were nearly a75.ooo showing
tLat interest Is increasing in this market. The
following are the operations OF the day,
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES,
The New York herald., 1874-10-01


SSie.SSS 8 e! So ao,, sil!;asssI i sos
s as% q
s eons g. the The nas ae Ses wsss oSs
we're Snil WIN sales slo Sc. ssSsc per ou.s.
Soc s5c per busheL Barley and malt were neglected
fnrionTs-rhe market is withou, important changea
aas as 20 rates with sr inquiry iOr grain eeoa ana pes
AZ o,sd tushel s2O boxes bacon 2Os. 500 boxes
With % n'S
ss 'sa a asst q. sp: r snip: %
DO Do e do at an wn
SS ;.' a bushes. sSsss Il ;hs. bag. pei
asS S' 9an f store a at m : oB
resin on private terms, 70 Glasgow, by ste am, so
o ksa
naoa S psa qnos ws s.3u oS
bbl 10 Cork tor orders. an Austrian bark. hence with
henee win asoa sta 10 "a ;asn Sa
s ans Ssss orf. from
2Ls1d. per bbl and British bark, with wheat reported
ss% & @ lsm n s
ss4 81 G s 'sF IL se%en mn aS
ton prlvate terms boxes bacon al iSs So obIs
J Ssss Ss. &. s sn * s
on private Terms and 100 bales leather at
s's
WITH pr sS 10
reported o4 G ana i'sss' from rSTs
island with salt for Boston iuc per buseL 10 Carde
mas Tor orders British bark with coal rom Picou re.
ported at 81 co 81 rs To the wind dward bark hence
with shocks reported at Csc. To Pernsmbuco, German
pfis with aour from Richmond, reported at 81 Is per
bb To Rio Janeiro all Amer lean brig with lumber from
Brunswiek. reported az 81 net 10 New YORK, bark
with coal from Port Caledonia reported At 81 rs
schooner with salt IRON Cnracoa al tic., and 4
set ooner with lumber from Jacksonville at 81 Ts
MoLAssEs The movement in n.oiasses confined To
small lou Of grocery grades and domssties Reanins
qualities Inactive tor lack oneriugs frcss were
quoted steady as tolIowef-New crop-Iupa. centrifugal
and mixed ~ Ec. DC. e4yed. S7o t!e, de- mLsoo
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

NEW YORK, OCT l. 1874
~ The copartne rshp heretofore existing between
uniersigied under the hrn name OF Howard Lapsley
Co., Is this aay dissolved by mutual consent Either
part, Will sign In liquidation.
Howard Lapsley Will continue the business under his
ow nae ~ No. 10 Eroad street. here tor the present
Mr.. Cox may be found.
HOWARD LAPsLEY
EDW IN NJ cox
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept 80. 1874
Cotton quiet and midins s @ low mid a.a
New ORLEANS, Sept 30, 1874
i6s bales; gross 4i6 Sales 2lo0 last evening" 2i00
MOBILE Sept. 80 1874.
Cotton firm, middling, i44c; low mlddling, is,.c.
l,e00; last evening. 2U Stock, lul47.
Cotton quiet and FIRM middling, 4lsc. Net receipts,
1873 bales gross 2s7a Exports coastwse 1928 sales,
BUFFALO Sept 80 1874
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty four hours
Flour sol bbs waeat l6 4ss bushels; corn 32 800 do
shipmenis~WSeai 4i iss Bushels; corn ID no do oats
6059J do Rail exports--Wheat 20,4O0 bushels corn,
26,sU DO; oats, .ioo do: Canal ireghis advanced;
bakers So 81; amber 50 s6 25 white SIS 30 81 So
sse pahe No. SGn At
9Oc The latter figures tor small lots Oats nominai No
Western he'd atsss Rye nominal at sOc. Barley malt
TOLEDO, Sept. 80 1874.
Flour hrrn and in fair denand. Wheat opened firm
White Mish,san 81 ~ extra white DO ST ists amber
d., q lsS; october: s. os No red 81 ioh No red,
st %xs @ mixed sTsSs sss ,eaa S
SSc frelghts dull ana unchanged. Receipts-ls 006
bushels ac corn cor 0A'"
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE MAIkEr.-LoSDoN. Sept 30-Even-
sw spa rSsin ea S 20 per
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Ma RKEr.-LlvERPo0L. sept So
Evening. Common ro'in, g. Cd 3. "a per cwt
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 30. 1874
Inc eoparnership heretofore existing between the
undersgned, under the firm of John Harvey son, Is
tins dny dissolved Dy mutual CONSENT All persons hay
ing claims against said arm will present them John
harvey VINO Is alone authorized to sign in qudltion.
JOHN HARVEY.
W. p. HARVEY.
The New York herald., 1874-10-01
CLOSING PRlCss-s O'CLOCK Pm
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Unsettled and Lower-FIour
Firm-Wheat Higher-Corn Irregular,
Closing Easy-Oats Dull-Pork Easier
Lard Drooping-Cut Meats Quiet
Freights Steady-Groceries Quiet
Spirits Turpentine Firmer Rosin
Strong Tar Neglected - Petroleum
Firmer-Whiskey Firmer.
WEDNESDAY. sept. 800 P. NJ.
The markets were stil irregular. Flour was
firm, with q fair demand. Wheat was fairly I've
for export to Great Britain, with some inquiry for
the Continent. and prices were higher, the market
closing strong at the advance. Corn was hrmer
at The opening, but closed dull and easy. Oats
were aull, but without decided change.
WhisEey was excited and decidedly higher.
Pork was duh and easier. Lard
was nominal and easier FIeiehts strong.
Cotton, consequent upon the September corner"
was unsettled in value, and prices were quoted
nc. OF: but business ia many instances was ar
lower prices. futures" Lice OF for early
months and Lice better for late months Sugar in.
active coffee quiet petroleum sold better prices and
good business done in rosin and spirits tufpe
at better figures.
CorroS.-The market for cotton the spot
setiled and values wholly nominal with decided
downward tendency at the decline of &c noted below,
with some sales a very marked reduction under
pressure realize. The demand was light from all
sources Futures l-l6c lower early deliveries
md l6e. higher on remote deliveries We quote :
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

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nary; both held above the views OF buyers. Mid
mana: We quote :-,lEio.orainary eargoes, o,i5Hc.
i9lc prime do, 2o4c 2o,ac. extreme range ior lots
lsKc. &c. Java, government bags. 22e 2sc do,
sal0o ce @ ye iqguayra ~ M ls'ae q lsc Jaqaca, lse:
Costa Rlca. 6c. ie,c. Mexican Ike IsXc Ansos.
tura lie. a lsc: savana, l5c. l9c: Curacao l5Xc
i7c gold, 60 and ~ davs
FLSvR AND GAis -Reeepss3Fiour @ l4a4s lbs; wheat
Oats 3t,s4i bushels. The -four market was hrm, with
moderate inquiry The sales were 1900 bushels State
Western and 700 bbls southern Rye flour was dnIi
and easier with sales of Ao bbiA at from 81 10 Is a.
Cora meal was quiet put nrm ewing TO scarcity with
The New York herald., 1874-10-01

COPARTNERSHIPs.

Dissolution OF PARTNERsHIP.-THE C0PAKT.
- nersnip heretofore existing under the name and
nrIn nan, o. Willis Dennsy ~ dssoyed ty mutual con.
sent, 70 nse eject Sept 80 1874 ihe liabilities o the
JAMES poNNELLY.
NtLLIA0 WILLTTA