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CLOSE CONNECTION
cairo AND Frrfor RAILROAD. FOR
st. louis. ..assis, i.u,snIs, oa'ro, chicago
All. poINrs NORTH ASn EAST.

All PntNvs NORTH ASH EAST.
Inanlro for the0ugh tickets and rates 70 all
important raint1 ~ the Texas aud Pacific
hallway o'hoe, cotneg Lamar street and Pa
eiAc avenue
Berths and Staierooms In Pullman Palace
Sieeping Cars can be icctrrd nj 81 hours OF
the day on application to II. X. Thomas,
Ticket Ageai,
DFO. NOBLE,
General superintendent.
". II. NEWMAN
General PASSENGER Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ii is indeed no surprise thatthey hoNs1 y
90 urosperous, and tnlt they arc tile lenl-
ing advertising agents In the world we
would prefer, so far M we are cohcerneui 70
Haye n column Or r.nrenl mlscelaneous nu'
vertisements from this firm, than To receive
the same amount made up of one direct IRON
coch house on their list. The commission
allowed Is saved up by losses rs lhey pay
every cent they contract Tor, anu pnS "
promptly, and the keeping OF one opch NC
count with such u firm Is pluch nle4shh'er
thAn with the thousanI persons whom tneH
send us advertisements Tor. GEO. - huNSh
,S On do not shore usN to take II Out IN trhue'
irhev do an honorable, legitimate trace, on
business basis, They pay their bins when
due, on presentation, II iounq coIIecl. ~
publishers, having dealings WIN thei,l Wnnl
any hing in their llnc-ani ahey sunny W.
erything from spring DoaKln lG a f ibbar or.
dcrs promptly, at manufacturers prices anu IN!
we can say that we have received tne pest
newspaDer and b0oRink ever lurniSieu ~
and ~ a lower price snan WcuNei has had
dealings with this house for over SIX years,
md IN that time, we never nave hau n,Y
reason to complain OF our OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
den Comm Nepupllcail. ,t.o, o,a n,ovt
AZ the proprletors Of the nrst anu Ihust
extensive OF these agencies in New lorh'
NAV ore well qualified TO furnish lhIorina-
tim. The details of the work transhe,eu ~
the agency, and the way Y y zone IN H.
lid art az advertising by relieving lle nu
vertise OF trouble and expense, anu pt i.,Il
inc before him all the various hleuluils
throughopt the country, Win tue necessary
nnowIedve pertaining to them, ENSh
with a minuteness that leaves notlIiI ~ ~ -,
Tasired All the particulars rcSpectIng ny
character and position OF ntWsl'r', ". 80
an Intending advertiser desires 70 IN oie
nloced before him IN the m, stcohcise w M
tNew York Times, June q lSH ,,t.
A. ,yithout l0ubt, the Leading piNeruN-
49,, ,,,,auts of the United states, ana, tntle-
n,r, nj The world. They have, ny ,ne ntt'
iihe,nl and yet well directed use OF tl2hnSN ,
h,5iit themselves mp IN the es'ecm VI ~,
lesting pub.iSleIs ang alN',t 49,, n, 90
seoocceeded i'm erf ciirg in every driail y bur
siress That more than anything else 'ti.S -,
~, s'gc,rtb and Importance OF the newspaper
hnsi,,ess II Memphis (fenn.l Appoh.
Their business has grown 10 De soi''.'l'i' ~,
ennruous Every paIer IN lhe coulttt9 - ~
ale al their Office, and IL Is ne ~.
tbiny for them tn receive mai OF u eh ~, ~.
| twenty bushels OF he"SP"pe'''
'NWn,,1 completely systematized the husl.
| ,,ass and aflsr fivo years experience ". c,ai'
,rnthf nlly stale thai we Ind the htni " w, 9g
urn,nnt. COURTEOUS, C0RRgor.-,bfayNh ie A1''
ip Thaey can be relied npon In every Way De.
inv worthy of implicit co"huehee'-lNe"N u
leans tLa-l Price Current. rr ,nteres,s. a,l.
yonca those also of every puhilshef.-i0""
bethlehem pa Progress. o,.or,ctay and
| SThs noteworthy business cn9ItO'ei. ""
ent"rprise il well refectod.-lu'iea W. l.
Have completely sIsgsMATiksp '"' nus
ess.--lGriggsvillet hl hehec'ur'
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THEY WEEKLY HERALD,

luI WEEKLY HERALD Wili no pubr
t.HI Htaff 1flHflAy nnning, hubspripr
f. tN lrr annWni ~ ~ 90 siN mgull,si
.tt' tlu advance. No subscription lHken
.s uHIill ihHn slH months
ttI44HuVia lnaelitl N ilr rate 81 " "
DO. fIuHrf 900 lNf lisi lnarlinn, and N cents
I..rIfI suIa Hulrnl llaffllui
uuiUIuY notices. marriages Deaths puhllp
fl .lngt' U4rls ~ ihHnksi nlr,, iu bn paid for
ID. lHII advertisement fniNs,
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All persons who contemplate lnakliie oo, -,
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Entertainments should seud % cents 10
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Trtfpilna Agent q, W, hrrkeli,
sew Yarki u, f,itpwsll, i, n, reilenglll A
T.. iud Hates a Locke,
ruilnlHlphia lpei WealheIlll 4 90,
rnrmualli H. ", faryln,
kaW unfans Thomas Mcintyre,
Shreveport W, u, hparkA
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for their ONE HUNDRED PAGE PAMPh
LET, containing lists Of 5000 newspape anu
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lnT HlslanHillsi y iprnnn innNlil /
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H4Ig Herald q nnw i4rnishfi in snh-
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EDUCATIONAL
DALLAS
MAID AID FHNALE HItH SCHOOL

wal apnn 20 lhe Aasoain hall, pn limslon
alrsfh fnreulY occupied hY rmL MarAn as
q snhonl mpa, nn
Monday, september z, 1874
~ Nllnh an illnhranflfI nl a lhnnllgh Igss
Hen education Viii ln lHufhi, inHfiifT Wlil
iiFnnl mathematics Hnl $40 lHnHnaFfa, Hud
a specially made ~ nlAlnnlnai lnsHnu lnusic.
iNlilpn lirr Nnnlii, payable monthly, ini
nsllsh hlaneArsi llpm ai in ~,
lrlin' Deductions inr prllaelti slnknpst
nnlg,
AffunspmpHia Win ha nnde f,T pupils NJ
haN liiriF pp AiA0fihp pnhiir senpnl mnd,
Alth j, a, AiapSs, Principal,
Mlsn nnnA PAtsnNs, I,
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DAILY HERALD.

"a Third sisFy ~ NiaTh a iiFy'
seW hHiiaing, lpFneF VI laiias
ilain streets, luziHpss Diiiae
g Hnan in seeaHd starr,
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Condensed Through Time Gard
Topolnu North aud east vim tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
Am coNNrrloNs.

Trains arrive sud depart from Houston m
fnllOwH
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
I.nuvos. ...,. 700 4, AZ Leayos.,.,.... $3.50 y, NJ.
hrT'vca....., Alo a, N, ArrYos"o,,., b2Or NJ.
Galveston Freight and Ticket once, 70
fremont street
A. FAUl.KNER, Agent
New York City FIoightsnd Ticket ONCE,
90 broadway.
y, T.. MANCHESTER, Agent
Visitors 10 above citios VIII nnd THESE Of
foes pheasant place OF resort thoir leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers Will be
found.
i. WALDO, GEM Tickoi ARunt
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RAILROADS.
CTrANGu OFF g,InGm-
TOTARE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE s, 1874.
TRE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.

Threo Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston NJ $40 N nRd arrive Mt
Hnuston NJ $50 IN,
Leave Galveston ut $500 y m and arrive Rt
Houston ut 900 y NJ.
Leave Galveston nj $50 y IN and arrive Mt
Houston ut $50 p M
Leave Houston at 6l6 M and arrive NJ
Galveston at 800 n N.
Lonve Houston 1880 q m ami arrive at Cal
weston Mt $3.50 y m.
Leave Houston at $40 M and arrive at
Galveston ut 1850 y m.
On Sundays, passenger train leaves calves
ton nt 1000 a M Leaves Houston at zoo p IN.
The 6:l0 IA train nom Galveston connects
Mt Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railway. Comets nj
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad.
The MOO m express from Galveston con-
meets with the Houston and Texas Central
railway.
The ZOO % m express from Galveston con-
necta with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston ri 0 p M
The 1890 IN train from Houston arrives Mt
Galveston at 200 m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers. -
Ticket offices, 100 fremont street, Calves
ton, and at the depotS.
Communication tickets to local points, one
thousand and Ave hundred miie tickets, can
be purchased at the ticket offices Of this COM
pany or from Galveston ticket office.
q. N. NICHOLS. superintendent.
II. II. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent.
- ii0dti
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The possibility OF a nelc issue OF inconrerttble
paper / regard ,oih dnadze1nent and anxiety, and,
in nv J,ldgnae7,t such an issue oou,d be detri.
nsent and a shane.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
State bonds continue quiet and neglected. Plain
Mlssours close at "a 941S, old North Caroinas
2s1s 30; new, 2l1s lsalesl o. and special tax,
9 Did; January and July South Carollnas, 9 q
s; April, Offering at 2O old Tennessees are $50 a
se'.; new, offered at s91z, and ex coupon, e7h a
6S1a. The Virginlas are the same as last quoted.
THE STOCK MARKET
may be compared TO a balloon swaying In the wind
and waiting ascent. There are scores OF securities
and SPECTATORS anxious to 'go up,o trusting to
the innation OF the bag. lhere are other scores
however, holding on 10 the basket, and, with equal
faith. to the bal asst that moors them safely to terra
trina. The one party, overloaded with stocks, see
no safety except in rise. The other, relying on
the lessons OF general commerce, the natural
causes at work throughout trade, the depressing
influences that seem destined 10 follow even the
printing OF more ''lampblack and rags
are equally determined TO MAINTAIN their foothold
on mother earth Between the two there Is a
struggle, in which prices move up or down a
trine-barely enough to encourage both and not
enough to reward understanding TO the varying
reports that fit across the wires from Washington
The chief point to-day was the ews OF the adop-
ton OF Merrimon's amendment, limiting the in
creased issue of the national bank currency to
SAC, 0o0 600. 1t was received few minutes before
the close OF the Board and changed the OF the
market from depression to strength. The fact
seems to have been lost sight OF, however that In
the event OF the issue Of this sum OF national cur
rency and its dispersion about onequarter of or
say eleven millions OF legal tenders must be alb
stracted from Eastern monetary centres in order
to give 1t useful life and being. Among the active
stocks were the following Union Pacific reached
3s1, wabash rose to 46, Western Union TO 1874
Pacific Mail to 4s]l. st. Paul to AL c. c. and l. G.
to 49,, and Lake Shore to S0X Erie was excep
tionally weak and declined TO 39k.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening, highest,
nr,cn of he do
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oas were also stronger WhisKey was
steady. Pork was very quiet and nominally I'M
changed. Lard decidedly flrmer. Freights
were strong. Groceries were quiet, but not es-
sentaly changed in value; yet the market for raw
sugar slightly easier. Cotton was quiet and IN
changed spot lots but slightly better for forward de-
livery. Petroleum active ana irmer. Naval stores
duh. and values, TO an extent were nominal
CoFFEK-Market quiet tor all descriptions but prices
essentially changed. Late Yesterday s40A bags Of
Rio sold Ieners ana to-day $50 Lays ex do both At
2lc- The stock OF coaec other than Rio in first hands
embraces So gi bags and 40 5s Of Java and 2094
mats of Singapore We quote:- ordinary cargoes,
2oc a a4c. fair do, 2ll4c. 2}sc; good do 22'4c
22Isc. prime do &c. 234 extreme range for lots.
DC 23hc gold, per h., 90 and 30 days credit; Java.
government bags &c &c; do. grass mats 26c 2c;
Ceyion. &C. . 2oc; Maracaibo 2lc. &c. Laguayra,
90 nc Jamaica 2lc. 24c. ST. Domingo l9c Zoe
Rico &c 2ic. Costa Rica, DE 2lc. Mexican,
3Hc; sayanilla, 21c. 2c Curacao &c 21sc..
gold, To-, % and 30 days
the spot was in limited demand, and holders,
while disposed sell generally re u ell 10 accept
lower bids "futuresh ruled irmer, closing Ut an ad.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET


The London advices that the Governors OF the
Bank OF England. at their meeting to-day, did not
advance the Bank rate of discount, and that the
latter stin stands AT So per cent, were not unan
tlcpated, the reports yesterday having removed
all question with reference to the rumored dis
quiet on the English Exchange. Securities were
strong, the quotations at the close Of the market
being as folows:-Consols for money, Of 1915 90
do. for account, OK 81 5-16; ve-twenty bonds oil
1865, Old 1907 1921 no. do OF 1867, 100; ten-orty
bonds, lo4k; new fves. 104s; Erie shares 35a !;
New York Central shares, o2s. Decrease ofbulon in
the Bank OF England for the week was f459, O0o
The bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day was $4,000. The proportion OF
bank reserve to liabilities is 42ss against 442s per
cent last week. Rentes at Paris were easier at
5sl. soc. The following are the late Amsterdam
quotations Central Pacific first mortgage bonds
7ss; Union Pacific first mortgage bonds, 721. !;
Union Pacific stock hrmer, a3h; ST. Paul preferred
steady, 5osS; Northwestern preferred lower, 6s /;
Erie strong, 341a.
THE MONEY MARKET
Legal tenders are to-day worth So cents on the
dollar discount OF IL per cent as compared with
gold. Money continues abundant aud easy, and
closed on call loans at and per cent Foreign
exchange was dull, with business at 4.s4a ass
Tor prime bankers sixty days sterling, and 4s74
a ASS Tor demand. Commercial bills scarce
and quoted at 4.s2 asa. Continental exchange
was quiet and steady; Reichmarks, 95H a e5S for
bankers long, and 96A 96,s for short; prime
Paris francs, 5.l9a4 5.13A for bankers long and
short.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
were nrm, but the demand continues larger than
the supply. The following were the closing
rates:-United States currency skies, III 117a !;
do. SKIES, 1851, registered, 1l9s l2o; do 40, d.
coupons, l2l3s l2lA; do. five-twenties, 1852, re-
gistered, 1l45s 114s do. do, do, coupons, 1177s
lis; do. do 1864. registered, 1los III; do. DO,
coupons 119A 100; do. do, 1865, registered, 1861
do. do do, coupons, 1908 l20Z; do lives, 1881
ll5t 115la; do. 1865, new, registered, llsZ 49,
do do, do coupons, 1875 1893; do. do 1867,
registered, 1874 100; do. do, do, coupon, 1908
120h; DO do, 1868, registered, 1893 100; do.
do, do, coupons, l191i a 1908; do ten-iorties,
registered, 1147s 11514 do do, coupons, l15 a
1l514 do. fves, 1881, registered, 1l514 1854.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were firm with q fair degree O.!
activity. The Pacific mortgages were firm, Gen.
trails having sold at 94A, and Unions at s64 Tor
frsts, so1s 500 for land grants and S6S4 for in
comes. Michigan Central sevens sold at 9ssl, and
do elghths at log ex interest. Erie third brought
9s and the fourth sold at 81 interest. The latest
bids were -
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet-FIour Firm-yvheat Ac-
tive and Highcr-Corn Firmer-Oats
Better-Pork steady-Lard Decidedly
Bctter-Sugar a Shade Easier-Coffce
Dull and Unchanged-PetroIeu Ac-
tive and Firmer-NavaI stores Dull
Freights Firm-Wh isltey Unchanged.
THURSDAY April 2-8P NJ
The trade movement was rather more brisk to.
day, though the markets were irregular. on
,Change there was more activity in grain, which
was wanted to fill freight engagements for satur.
days steamers, Friday being observed as ho.
day. when the Exchange viii be closed. Flour was
firm, with q fair demand. Wheat was decidedly
more active, both on the spot and for forward de.
livery, and the market was stronger. More bust.
ness was done than during any one day for
some time. Corn was fairy active and
nrmcr though the market closed quiet
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MISSING MAN,

Michael Mulvey, about thirty years of age, Eve
feet eight inches in height, light complexion, light
mar and mustache and dressed In dark clothing,
black cloth cap and laced Shoes left his home, No
81 fourth street. Williamsburg, on the l4th inst.
HIS family are much alarmed at his absence, ana
susneGt that ne has met WIN foul play.
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The City Treasurer's report for the month o.
March shows the receipts to have been $3.50, 1898,
and the balance remaining on hand Is So, 304, $780,
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CLOSING PRIC esq O'CLOCK P. M.

The possibility or a ne,c issue or fnconre,tfb,u
paper regard ,eth amazen,ent ana anrtstu. ana.
IN my J,tdgnlent such an issue woli,d be a dstri.
nlent and shane.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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Washington, Adams and Jackson
On the Finances.
GREENBACKS TO-DAY, IS.
The Stock Market and It's Influences
Merrimon'S Amendment.
Money as Usual-The Foreign Market
Steady Government Bonds
and Gold Firm.

The possibility Or nelc issue or tnconper1toie
paper Iregard ,rth dnazenlent and anxiety, and
In ny j,ldgnela such issue toosad be a det't-
nae,st ana a shanle.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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Property Clerk Kraushaar, OF the Police Depart
ment, reports that SO, go worth OF property was
recovered by the police last month.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

Ten thousand citizens OF Brooklyn have signed
petitions to the State Legislature in favor OF
union of the two cities.
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Chief Engineer Nevins re orts that there wer
twenty-one fires and six ara ms during the month
OF March, The loss by fire and water Is estimated
at S2l,g55.
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The possfDtlftv or reio issue OF trconrerffbe
paper regard Dtut amazeme1u ana anxiety, ana,
IN NM Judgment, such an issue tro,Ild be detrt-
ne1at and a shanae.-CHARLEs SUMNER
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The possibility OF a netc issue or uncomfortable
paper regard Nth andzemert and anciety ana,
in my judgment, such issue Uo,lld be detrt
nae'at and a Slaame.-CHARLEs SUMNER.
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The Brooklyn City Railroad Company has issued
an order against drivers and conductors going into
liquor saloons. Employees are also forbidden to
live in houses where liquor Is sold.
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Cotton or Produce Exchanges to-day. It being

Th@'possfodlay or a neU issue or inconperti6,e
p.<per regard tcith anazsne7a and anriety, ana,
VA my judgment, such an issue Uo,iid be det--
nte,f and a shame CHARLES SUMNER
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standard, Nos TO II 6ISc 7<c Java-Dutch standard
superior. sac. 7xc.
srEAsIsx-Ihe market was quiet but hrm We heard
OF a sale OF 50 tierces lOlzc
TALL0w firm at 7Ac for primo with sales eported
OF ZOO lbs AZ that price
ToBAccoWe heard sales of 200 hhds OF Kentucky at
from &c q lUhc seed lear ne glected.
WHisKsY -Receipts. l,ll3 bbls. The demand only
Csc 49, " - -
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(NTY AND COUNTY TREASURY,
San Francisco. March "a, 1874.
PARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
OF the
city and county San Francisco.
Sealed Proposals will be received the office of the
City and County Treasurer, Francisco until
"Wednesday, April 20, 1874
at IL O'cto X. noon.

for the purchase of 125 hundred and twenty five
Bonds the same beng portion Of $50 bonds authorized
to oe issued by an act of the Legs atre o. the State
California entitled IAN concerning certain
tons OF the city and county ol San Francisco ap-
Of e l. sullivan > f. But!erworth and William Ayord,
Park Commissioners. dated March I6. 1874
said bonds will be OF the denomination of 81 900 each
payable In thirty years from the Isl OF April 1874 with
interest at the rate OF six per cent per annum from the
30th day OF April 1874 interest PAYABLE semi annually
on the list OF October and st OF April each year Prn-
cipa ana interest payable in United States gold coin and
in this city and county,
The iaith and credit OF the city and county of San
Francisco Is pledged the vnent Of principal and
interest in United States gold coiu
Bidders II state the ra at which they will
purchase said bonds PAYABLE in United States gold coin
Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED by cent of the
amount bid either by certified cheek or in gold COIN
No bid will be considered less than ninety per
OF the par value.
Proposals TO be endorsed, Proposals for Park I'm.
provement Bonds" JAMES OTIS, Mayor,
Nj. ASHBURY, Auditor.
c, HUBE kT. Treasurer.
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There were 1888 deaths IN Brooklyn last week.
Scarlatina carried of To- dphtheria IL, consump-
ton q. measles l. Group 5, pneumonia 10, cereDro.
spinal meningitis and apopexy 4.
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endeavors TO create extra market values may be
checked The rates paid Tor carrying were 4, 8,
IA, 5, and per cent, the nnal rate being per
cent. Loans were also made naL
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SloO0QS &C 6's, n, j 81.

SliNuV : y US, II, y q y.
lWdJ DO. ............
6oU0 Tenn 6's, ns....
400 do. .........b @
60Ou Brooklyn 6's, W |
1000 n J Cen cow.
1890 &NW ccgd DDS
100 c 4 NV cg DDS.
2 ~ II x 81 10 SIS, con
! 90 Mich south I'd N.
1900 Erie Sd IN. 49,.
luOu Erie 4th IN. .ex in
lOOJU Mich Cen rs.
1000 Mich Cen S'Sx in
1000 IN Pac NIX lst III
ll0J0 do..........bc
600 Tn pac rs, lg BIDS
1900 do. b C
2UUO Tn Fac lO's, inc.
500 ohio 4 NJ con ) I.
1000 rae RR OF 40 LIST.
lUOU Ma ST pist, Lac ID
300 q, 4 4 ! Y 81. \ in
100 st l. 4 l NJ LIST IN.
ZOO G, 9 a ! Z "a M.
1000 Iol 4 Wab ist IN.
1000 Del 4 II r, "a. -.
Q shs Fourth Nat Blk
81 do.............
so ell 4 II Can Co.
Al Penn Coal. ......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03

The Sheriff has caused the removal OF ex- Deputy
Tax Collector A. w. II. Gill from the debtors room
in the Raymond street Jail. TO a cell. The Shern
Tears that Gill may attempt escape if permitted 10
roam about In the Corridors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03

flo0U0 S c 6's, n, JdJ.
1cUOJ Tenn Us, u s. b c
bJu do .......
1900 Tenn 5's, n, x c..
1000 Missouri US. bic
1000 TAW LIST, ST LDbc
100 Alb 4 Sus LIST m.
20O0 CT West LIST, 81. E.
20 D Bus. Ii 4 Z LIST. -.
2v0J Mich Cen rs. -.
100 un / ac hk ist....
500u Tn tac los. inc.
shs Blk of Republic
81 Bk'rs d Brk's Asso.
4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03

$40 600 .t; GENT TIL sah,I OF BUSINESS EDg
some established paying business where his services as
bookkeeper cashier with this amount in cash would
secure him moderate income; banking and brokerage
preferred; references undouDed. Address A. A. M.
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03
THE GOLD MARKET.

TIE MAKhET.
Cold opened az llSh, but responsive to Congress
sional Influences fell % TO x a. =. II recovered
however, and at the close was strong at 1885, a
max. Later the news Of Tie adoption or the Mer-
Eimos aMendment produced q buoyant feeling IN
outside ciress and BIDS were freely made At x
- u b ~ rs Igped, however, That these outside
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03

During the past quarter there were 7os, 900 let.
ters papers and cards delivered through the Post
ONCE. The number collected was 271,6ls The
total expense OF the Post once ana branches was
$3l,30s, while receipts over expenses amounted 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-03

The Board OF Examining Engineers through
their chairman, John Shaw, have presented their
quarterly report, which shows that 52s boilers were
examined ana tested, and los defects have been
renedied; ls6 engineers have been examined aLf
found cOinDeteut.