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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06
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Iron Foundry,

One and half miles from Marietta on the RIOS
well Road is prepared to make all kinds of
Grist Mill Machinery, Circular Saw mills Run
ming Gear for water or horse power of any
size and description as good and as cheap as
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06

DIR. sharps Specific eares Dyspepsia, Livel
Complaint. Constipation. Vomiting OF Food
Sour Stomach, Water Brash, Heartburn. Low
Spirits, SC In thirty five Year, never failing
20 cure she most obsIinats eases Sold b
druggists generally. WIS. RooT. Agent ~
Marietta, Ga Depot, las Eighth s., n. Y,
Circulars mailed on application.
nmy25-'71-lF.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-11-06
General Advertisements.
1t Leads to Happiness


A Boon to the Whole Race of Woman
DIR. j. BRADFIELD'S
Female Regulator: /!
1t will bring onthe Menses; relieves all pain
at the monthly Period cures Rheumatism
and Neuralgia of Back and Uterus Leucor-
rhea or Whites and partial Prolapsus Uteri;
check excessive flow, and correct all irregulari-
les peculiar to ladies.
1t will remove all irritation Of Kidneys AMI
Bladder; relieve Costiveness, purify the Blood
give tone ard strength TO tbe whole system,
clear the skin, impartirg rosy hue to the
cheek, and cheerfnlness to the mind
1t is as sure cure in all the above Diseases
as Qninne is in Chills and Fever
Ladies can cure themselves of all the above
diseases without revealing their complaints to
any person, which is always Notifying to their
pride and modesty.
1t is recommended by the best nh ysicians and
the clergy
LAGRANGE, Ga. March %, 1870.
Rradfield g. CO., Atlanta, Ga Dear Sirs.
take pleasure in stating that have used f,r
the last twenty years the medicine you are
now putting up, knows IA DIR. j. Bradii.ld's
Female Regulator. and consider it the best coni-
bnation ever gotten together for the disease.
for which II X recommended. have been Ia
miliar with the prescription both as q nraeti,
toner of medicine and in domestic practice, aud
can honestly say thai / consider Ii boon 10
suffering females, and can hui hope that every
lady in our whole land, who may be sutferina
in any way peculiar to their sex, may bs ale4
TO procure bottle. that their sufferings nab
not only be relieved, but that they may be re-
stored to health and strength. With my kidd
est regards, am respectfully,
w. b. FERRlLL, MD
NEAR MARIETTA, Ga, March 81. 1870,
Messrs Wm Root & Son-Oear Sirs ..--
Some months ago boaghta bottle of Brad.
fields Female Regulator from you, and have
used it in my family with the utmost satisfac-
ton, and have recommended it to two or thres
other families, and they have found it Just what
it is recommended The females who have
used your Regulator are in perfect health, and
are able to attend to their household dulles.
and we cordially recommend it to the public.
Yours respectfully,
REv H. b. JOHNSON.
WecOu!d add a Thousand other certificates
hut we consider the above amply sufficient proc
of its virtue All we ask is q trial
For full particulars, history of diseases, and
certificates of its wonderful cures. the reader is
referred to the wrapper around the bottle
| Manufactured and sold by
Price 81 81. Atlanta. Co..
BSold by VIM. Root, and Haley & Co..
Marietta; Ga. feb27-ly.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27

Maaepas de todaa classes y teiafnanf.-Aratos de
Va'laS hucas Con mang0s tinon, Y reias De re-
pnesto de toG1s nflmeros.- QuinciHa de tods ARE
ltstfpnentos De c. rpnter-s toneieros. ( ATeas
de euer@ para naqu!nas dc vapor destle tHiiga as
a T.--Estop para niaQul9a d vapor carticulo dc
p"fente Aqu iran = t"pa ara huGues. i In gre
tes para hocAS horn' ia.- Remachos de coDve n
ra correas de vapor.La fe ttEbul8a para w sor
desde a spa g1faa.-- Ella de ala;lire IL VI ios ta-
Hi"n0e para c9H"IoS ~ ~ 4r&pO iel4 18 .Lpiis
- m&uinas 7S ed aho= sie'5ss dc asaaners % = o
i3aide& de Li,rfo e y apf4o para baolensias. &c
f"' nlateadost ta bo5 'je l9 9.Eioade bieaFt ri
ruettaT ''tt oS s"Hf Hfa3-Acoitc de brIujfa.-Baruiz
hls' para apa' nuaer lavea iussle@as par. todos
"sos, -Pe4a licor>s Y sir5p-- Ieim6i}l tros.-Man-
mnlas c&l'"iil = -Jaqnm0neS do q .,ara deln
-Recortcs para o@rr'1tbs -iio1na so sl,.t afor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-05-27

n@ cabailete de f5 ca -Muelles de to7as slases
!tAstsstluas de coser oe yaTas cases.-Poiyos para
ar a---CuchiDosy tenedTes plateados coz
mango ds' ularfl fl-Gncharas piateadaN firlas-Lico-
,*ras laros y -Patas de MADEIRA do 4iierro-Mo-
tHos ofe> acero patsfOEer afsV Venraaa ,res de ca
f9-t9p nques para kerosina v gasoliua-FsToles
nara Hacienda -sRelees de varias glasses con des-
CeTrasiW as do pastilOs movibies que sir
vea basA ol Eado lereth0 ef izaajsrdd-A -1ia pa
ra es Atdo tsereoho Il izaui rto-Aguias para ma
Gup1s y pleas snelta.-Hlqs sedas pa,s idem-
Stlf 1T&s aet%das "a Y aeTites Iona tara We IS
da huGres lat s.-E9rntla. ra1 p mao liI,as vapor
Y DE- otras Clssss -CoTnsas de metal para ador-
nos de salas vidri' 40 Ioaas ctes -Lrnas snelfas
'ara es7@los, Cer}a pla'nsts para cGlchones val
para qiG1ques do aefitt,y kerosina- Crstalerfa de
tota taelase-CarrueieS lie aus ycuatre asientos para
nlao- etTos muchos artfcuios impossible De emu
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Cagetiilas De 90 cEarTos cdrriertes napeL
orn2uz o bl nco. 3 caet}llas por peso, V
tomaudo dc pesos en- alclante, "a Dor mn peso.
ldem de - ciearros corrieptes papel blanco,
~ por TN peso, totnando de 5 pesos on ldelante
2S. Iaem de "a ciV'rFll0s corrj.r,tcs paDf1 hlan
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TARIFA De FLETE
PARA E5gJElSRA:

e" 5efas stwa sTae
rABAco.. .HPor 1000 kil6grsKeos o sean 2174 .
CACE..H id, Id
ALGoDoN .lIPor eada 10f5 kilCs 6 2240 t no
loo pi6scdbcoS de yoldmen.
ALGoDoN Pasafldo de'9e pics cGbicos por c;
sem 40 pics c6bicoa..
CIERes--
aENGfBRE 'Por 1000 kil6gramos sean Ss06e
0IGARRos. Per metre edbico o sean Il pi6s (
TABAee-.. id. id.
AZU9AR..- EPOr 1000 alI0graT1Os sean 517A
MERcAN APor 1900 id. id AHA s por oada M
CIAs no O scan 46 piss sdbicos 80 -
expTsds. @@ t1a
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So a~ mite 4 fleter toda clase ds noneda dc
NObTs g / Y aior. ~ rtsHfss &eHtr<ts
Oh as vajilla de piala al 2 p.S X
Mo da ds cOhre $50 por 1900 kil6s. 21?+r
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sstipulado.
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CAPTAIN GIMLAN0..

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no EBL NIHRAAC AACIONiL,,5 'GllLB11 PRINCIPAL,
FRENTE RENIE III BAN0 TClB AEERGNA OybtAE SAN lQNS

+ Tn empleado del Hotel va a bordo. sienpre
que nHgssn vAk5 ores part ipbnerses q ladrlen de
los .Sraa. paSp geTesy epcaFgarseg de la ooilducL
eion de aus equipQjes en- un bote especial. man.
dada cOAstrnF Appointments paf4lseste seryicio
son mOcion tneeanica, que leimraie mas veloei
dad ,gi!e nna nidquira de, yapor esbacio snfi .
cieut6 perasfDndaeiYweihtB gseIatro pers1flaA
con sqs mpletaa de Yiajp, el eual estl e disposi
cion de los sv6s pasagBros para pasear nor Ia
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COMPANIA@ IL TVAPO ElIINS3
"HANBHR6G AAAhAAHh Pi(kElfAIkT ACIES GEStLLNH4PI'
-as s~arss DE HAMBURG0, sa. 'a'.t.~|

N quncena Inca entire anburo I1glaterra
ca Thomas Rico Paerto Plate ay, prncpara
e presente mes 81 p2incipies del en4ane
FL Aaa labn1o sdo a1rada
conastas al tempo c6nvel2o la Compan estinar
provisonalmente de puto Thr Hay
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J. q $ G 4 VI B O s

GfGn d2sjto de pbocos cigavd la acreditraa marca
Ia PERLA DE B0RINQUEN DE ESTEBAN BALAGUER
Pemaaa Mes de Mep 10 EGpocicn H3eaa
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Sc ENcUENTRAN De vEETA Los AR.r1cULos sIGU1ENTEs:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

s.sst 1stais o e the G2ntr'sn go soa;w 3
oosssSs ss SIs- s. Ssf'p ' '' '''A
r.ins % goSd ordinary % OTnary l2c r Net
pa S5i:S s.s S s.is: sSSs
stsse Ssaa yBsb
e s. iss cS9Hsn s' Q France. iSs '0a'fwse sss
co+o, ,n.,.,.., Mosns March sa n iT4
ss a1s 9u!fss G Raall Bsan
w cosistw 2 Sales &c.,
S:s: the 'Sos Sentiment ss f s
c...., Avn, -. - SAVANNAH, March g, 1874
D ls' Sss TsssPs
Continent Ids sSa:svis Hsss' s sss: s s'' to the
Ss:Ss ;ssssSS, a7siSs 10y %asH:
s:s f. ss: ;is ST.
:;s1$; As: :: % vs.
n q g. S ~ 'ff ssS !: ): sss
at Barley dT ss se Of So %S
6otsd per cwt Min ICED unchanged shorts, Sass ship.
Flour 81 & 8Da ssh
rmno,, fl, tho las, tvsnv 9gu, SSd March
SS 90 q corn
quiet: Western spring g bakers IS s. sd5s
demand; sales Of small lots Canada white at 81 %s
s. cssss Ne sIIp winter Ne 60
56OO bushels new, the track at nc. 7sc old SOC.
Barley dull Canada q % a. 81 SO; Western, 81 rs
81 s5 81 05; Western 81 % 81 Other Articles
changed. .
Flour Arm and In fair demand. Wheat in fair demand
ard higher: No. white Wabash 81 Is; No l whA
Michigan q 81; ira white MiGhigan 81 80 amber
June; No red, 81 56; No. red. 81 As 81 46R. Corn
steady high mixed. 6Sc spot; 6SMc April; 70e May:
ana unchanesd No lSsc clover seeds dull at S. Is
Recepts70 900 bushels wheat, lsOp do. corn, 1000 do.
Data Shipments-3.0c0 bushels wheat 600 do. corn,
5000 do oats.
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat in fair demand and
higher, at 81 Pan 81 rs for No spring. 81 1879 for
No 2 do. DO regular; 81 2ox fresh cash. 81 lsX
Germ steady sales of No. mixed fresh at t3'c April,
635.c Nav, 65sc. new No. mixed, GO3sc.; rejected
new SOC. Oats quiet and weak at 45c 45l4c for No
9Oc for No regular &c for fresh Barley Arm and in
fair demand, at 81 30 for No. spring 81 30 81 80
for No do. whiskey firm and In fair demand; Pork
Lard in far demand and higher, at 80 10, cash or
April 50 80 May. Bulkmeats advanced and in fair
demands shoulders sold at 6sc. sellers june, loose;
wheat 1900 corn and $1,000 oats shipments-7,o0e
-four AW) wheat 10000 corn 1900 oats LOCO rye and
1900 barley
The POSSIBILITY OF q netc issue Of 5nCOnrertfbye
paper Iregard 10Th nmazensent ana anrtetv, d,ad
In my j,tdgnent such an issue scould be detyt-
naent ana shznae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Firmer-E'iour Quiet-Wheat
Hlgher-Corn anJ Oats Firm-Pork Less
Actfve-Lard Higher-sugar Firmer,
bat Less Activc-Coffee Steady-Petro-
leum Active and Firmcr-Naval stores
Firm-FrciRhts Firmer-Mctals Quiet
East Indin Goods Qaict-Wool I'm De-
mnnd and Firm-Whfsley steady.
FRIDAY, March 27-6 Up M.
The United States Senate has driven next to the
last nail IN the castle OF imitation which Is set oat
ing through the air, ana the influence Of TINS mon
suous machine ~ already permested ever de-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. M.

The possibility o. ne,c issue Of inc0nUerttble
paper Tregard Uhh anazement ana anxiety, ana,
in mv judgment, such issue ,oould be a detrt.
qnent ana shdne.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

Wheat was in moderate demand but with favorable
ayces ana msea in the gOd
asss sa i3sa
S Iasss
80 CORN H Sdss and f n % % he
sales aggregate about 1900 bushels S6c Sc for
% ssfs s. se p'%' the &C. e,
d @ ss for n good to choss white
ses foot * aoOat bushels At ssc oOs tor black
white and &c. 65c Tor good to Choice do Barey-TRe
as w rsy1s pS9 sa ns
late yesterday, u $40 bushels OF Chcvaer and Hunga
ran on privss terms Rye was inactive and held nom
Fssen4 RBi Continued slow in the line OF
sonewhas rner At tne REDUCTION the rates Of
The @ Aye p by
ST ,dan q at J snd go SS,
wheat on pr1 va terms and Of oeske 's9s
3 . S :,
Sases :, sos sre%s st 81 sail bis Tosn
S b @ The c o oy
Guide an Italian brig geep hence to Cork tor orders to
british BRIG to port $500 Cases Of
snes to B4ss on &
owners acc9unti Norwegian bark, hence to Esnore
81 ss So
hence Seville, 5000 refined petroleum. &c.,
wsnan Oars rom a 10 London direct $50
bbs OF naphtha at6s 81. British bark, from do to q
French port with SOD bbls. OF crude petroleum, at
pool deals on private terms bark from do. to Para,
deals, on private terms; bark, from do to Bristol
Channel, deals on privae terms; q British bark, 6U6
tons now at sandy Hook, from do. to port in the
United Kingdom. deals, on private terms German
bark 2 tons, from Brunswick to Rio Janeiro lumber
al SIG and primage
the south and the sales in lots were at former prices
We quote domestic cloth, l2hc. l21sc Tor heavy
averages Bornco, l2hc.; Calcutta cloth, 91ac Bags
HraY AND Jurr-The market for hemp remained quiet
for all descriptions sale, since last at Boston Of
800 bales OF Manila reported at 9ac. Manila quoted
here g1.c glkc. gold and sisal &c. SIC gold
American and other descriptions quoted as before Jute
was not waited to any extent and was quoted steady
CURED for but the transactions were limited quoted at
the close AT 2ac 2ssc currency Gales since our last
15g bates at 29t6c. and 100 bales at 23sc.
HAY AND sTRAw.-There was fair demand for retail
qualities, and moderate inquiry for the better grades OF
shipping hav Prices were steady and quoted as iol
i0ws:-Shppng hay 81 81 %; retail qualities 81 20
s5c for second grade salt hay sc 75c straw, 75c
soc for long rye &C. Toe Tor short rye and s5c 9)c
for oat
HIpEs-Under a continued good demand the market
remained hrm 1he receipts the past three days foot
mp SI66s and the total imports since the LIST inst, y49
Grande. lb ,n BuenSs Ayres 3 & 25 s,o
60 days 2O0 Galveston "a lbs, at zlc Z21c part tour
months tine ss city e 20 lbs o cur
so6S San s1tonc, TX bs s5 easesto Sy lbs bs
do Hips arrive 70 lbs, 25O Southern II lbs ali
private terms We quote :Buenos Ayres ~ q 80 lbs
selected per lb a &C. Montevideo 20 ~ lbs 26c
&ye sate 49, cash. soa Sierra ans
Leone, SOC. &c; Gamoia and Bissau, &c.
a Ar-- ca2as currency. 0rip0ca. 2ic, A%c. !;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

For future delivery basis low nIddng) the sales have
been as folows:-Last evening, after o'cock-March,
i0Q at rs Is sc April 100 at Is 22c., 12U at Is -
May, 800 at l6 3Sc June, 200 at lG &c. 800 at l6c
July, 800 at 5l6c August 800 at II $780, september,
300 at l71tc. Total, 400 bales. To-day up three p
M-March 800 at Is l6l6c 100 at i6c 400 at IL ll6c.
April So at 10 a se 90 @ ago a. ss 80 81 81
e 1sI6s 10 az It 'f 49, 800 . at is5c. e
200 at Is I-S2c $50 l6c. 700 at is 2c 100 at l6 Lice
100 ut Is 3Slc uo notice to-day, 20) at Is Lice 700 at
IL i5ssc 27S5 at sIe 100 at as2c io at iSJzc 4o6
l6 l3lc 500 at 10 Slice 800 at l6 l9S2c:, loo at
g s s d 800 81 S e loo
June 500 at 3s2c 4oj at 7c 100 at I6 ne O0l at
II 2c 400 at II Lice 600 II &c. 400 at IL li6c 2O
at sc 100 at II ll6c., 6)J at IL 332c., 800 at HHc,
800 at II 332c, l0 at IL Lice. July, 100 at
II l7,s2c., 200 at II li-S2c. 600 at l?lsc., 800 at
II l7.32c, 800 at II 916c. August 100 at II l3-l6c
Total Sc 100 bales Grand toial 1900 bales
y steam, pdc; BY san, lc HAMBURG, BY steam
Liverpool by steam 4d. 5-l6d by sail, lGd The
ceips Galveston J. 05 bales New Orleans, le43
Mobile 759; Savannah, L265; Charleston. 1876 Whining
ton 1927 Norfolk, iS57 Baltimore, BIZ New York, ga;
Boston 8; PHILADELPHIA, So Total, 5l7 bales. This day
last week, $685. This day last year 1880
36I6O bushels; corn, 240VD do; corn meal, 43 bbls
and $50 ks; oats lo,225 bushels, barley 1900 do.
The flour market quiet and steady There rather
inquiry tor shipping grades but prices not
materially changed, though some loss brought
The transactions, including all kinds foot up
aboL 6U0 bbls at prices within the range of the fol-
lowing quotations Corn meal and sold the
ale nta nnfa Wn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March a. 1874
Cotton no demand and nominal good ordinary H5sc.;
middng. l65xc. Net receiQ& llD5 hales. kxDorts-Tp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28
FINANCIAL.

The POSSIBILITY OF neac issue OF fncOnueTttole
paper regard actth anazenent and an1fety, and,
IN D1v Judgment, such an issue soould be dets5-
alent and q shdnae.--CHARLES SUMNER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

A -"PUTS" AND "CALLS"-THE 'WALL STREET
n. Reporter explains how money is made in stock
specu!ations Call or send Tor u copy.
L. w. HAMILTON 4 co. brokers As Broad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28
COTTON STATEMENT.


EUROPEAN MARKETS.
LONDON PRODUCE MARRET.-LoNDON March 2-Even-
g-Calcutta linsced 63s 3d. 63s Cd. Linseed cakes
ell 5s per Linseed OIL f29 per tun. Spirits tur
pentine, 32s. 81. q $685. per cwt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28
and lowest prices

The following schedule OF prices, before and since
imitation, shows the erect upon the market thus
far
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The possibility Of a neao issue OF tnconcerfaote
paper regard ,ctth ansazeuaent and d'rsetD, and,
In n,v Judgment, such an issue ,couAd be detrt-
n,ent ana a shaue.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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The possibility or a neac issue Of trconreyttole
pdper IreOard scith omazement and dnriety ana,
in my judgment such issue rould be a cert
faeat and u shame.-CHARIEs SUMNER.
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partment OF commerce and trade, and the paneml
effect is already manifest Speculation In gold and
merchandise has already received fresh impetus,
and prices are In the ascendant This Is particularly
the case with such commodities as are usually
dealt In largely on speculation or sold for forward
delivery. Sellers In many instances refused to
name price at which they would sell-in some
instances refusing material advance on prices
current twenty-four hours ago. On 'Change busi-
ness was moderate and values uncertain. In some
the action Congress already discounted 1t
having for long tins been apparent that the infa
tonists outnumbered the opponents of any fur
se was Of the pCr but H
SsTs' nsSertlslsss, sSyansssa with little SlnssI,y.
Pork Was qget and o, very UNCERTAIN value though
at slight sdvanee upon previous prices Lard was de-
ededly frner, though by no means active. freishts
spo %d aH Se prices wsre obsneS P
Goleum was active and armer Naval stores were in
Asnrs-Receips for the past three days Is packages
pSss s eas Msrs
I S AND ps ss1s &C. no change t. note in
s IS - s soa aa sns5 g 81
iaysrsraw say snoat and SO Is
sfsS cl 81 ssa ans S as4
FL e; ssasssssla ss0's 1Ga
afoat Lime met with fair demand in a
small way and prices were quoted steady at 81 tor
and 81 rs Tor do. lump. Cemenr-Ihere was a fair
trade demand, with prices for most descriptions
saay p % s. 4 s z Is e only moab
crate demand. and quoted 81 10 tor Eastern. Other
materials not mentioned above were quiet with no
sen tial change in value.
BRoox ConN-The demand was moderate from the
hur at &c. llc brush and stalk braid at &c.
Ice, red and red tipped at SC. a &c.
CANDLEs-The market was quiet, with trade confined
to yobbng parcels Prices were steady and quoted
follows sperm 2Sc patent DO, 36c soc. searic.
&c 29c paraiine, &c 27c adamantine, Il, IL and
10 or, l3c q lSc
CoRDAGE.-A moderate inquiry reported at steady
prices quoted follows-Mania, large and small sizes,
l6lsc. Ike h. do bolt yarns lS1ec l9sc.
Tarred Manila, lec.; sisai rope, l51sc l61sc.; New
CoFPEE-Tho demand .or lots from first hands was
better today and the market stedy at the decline We
heard of sales OF 400 bags OF Rio O. Evans at
santos Gazellc on private terms Jobbing trade fair
We quote RIO ordinary cargoes &c 2lc. fair do,
2ssc. rye good do, 2ssc 3xc; prime do, 2lc;
6O and 80 days credit Java governments bags 6c Csc;
do grass mats &c &c. Ceylon, 25c. 26c.; Mara
calbo, 24c &c Laguayra, 21sc 25sc Jamaica DC
Costa Rica, 24sc. 25ac Me xican, 4c DC Savanlla,
24c 2ac; Curacao &c. 25c gold, per ib ~ and 30
days.
three days and the transactions foot about 800 600 lbs
OF lake at 2llsc 24s{c., closing at Csc cash.
CorroN-The market for spot cotton ruled fairly
future delivery prices advanced Ac per h. tor
all grades the market closing firm at the Improvement
The market tor futures ieverish, under the inu
ence of the gold consequent upon action
at Washington Increasing volume of currency, and
transact almost unpreccdeAteGiy large,
while prices were huctuatng The closing sales showing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-28

The POSSIBILITY OF a neto issue Of 5nconrertf6le
paper Iregard 10Th nmazensent ana anrtetv, ana,
In my j,td0nsent such an issue tcould be det,1-
snent and a shanae.-CHARLEs SUMNER.