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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-01
SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
RAILROAD BONDS.

Railroad bonds were firm on q moderate bust
ness. Prices were generally the same as yester-
day, but in the case OF Union Pacific incomes there
was decline to SIX. Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds sold at s5al Sc, and were
In good demand. Harlem 1rsts y per cent regis
tered, brought 1921 ex interest. The latest bids
are annexed
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LavKRPooI, April 30
Evenng-Common rosin, Is. 3d. a6s 3D. per cwt spirits
turpenne, Bis. per cwt
LONDON PRoDycE MARKRr-LoSpoN, April 3o-Evcn-
ng.-Linseed oil f25 Els 03s per ton Spirits turpen.
tine 29s. 3D. per cwt
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Stock (ascertained by actual
count, including specula'
tom April l, 1874. ...........
Receipts since April l.........
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lUuU MO O'S. II q 81 y ii
1000 n Y 8, b |, r..
5000 Tenn SIS, old. 49,.
500 Tenn 6's. ms. -.
$50 Va SIS, con-.
1000 Alb 4 Sus I'd m. :.
10000 Bos. II 4 E lst. ..
1000 N j Cen cow. ..
1000 Am DIX * I'm 7'a
5000 Chi 4 n w con-. :.
OOD CAN w C c Cd BIDS
GOO do.
400 II Il st 10 s's, con
600 Mich Cen rs.
500 NY 9 LIST IN, C, BIS
1000 T, p 4 w, LIST, ED
300U Harlem LIST, rs, ex
1000 North Mo LIST. ..
5000 o h NJ con ST.
1000 OHIO 4 Miss con.
1900 Ohio 4 Miss I'd be
300 I'm + RR lsf m. :.
10000 In Pac los, in. :.
4OCU Erie 4th IN. ......
iO0u G. 9 Al )st. -.
10000 Tol 4 w con con.
lUW CT Westlst, 'S8. =.
1000 N Y Cen rs. '76..
5000 Del h ii r. 'el....
100 shs Mar LID d MIG.
100 Con Coal. ..........
6D0 Amer DIS Tel.
Is Adams tx.
% American Elk.
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FINANCIAL.

" Charleston Railroad East Tennessee and Virginia.
nailroad, VIII be paid, after mat dale, by r. T.
WILSON, ~ Broad street
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Also &C Jersey CITY, SusQue hanna, HornellsviIle and
Buffalo shops, lou tons Bowling Tires and 20 tons Steel
successful bidders win be required 70 depo,it Is nor
Of the amount awarded to them at the time OF sch
the time place of delivery. -
This company reserves to Itself the right to reject any
and all bids. ii. b. BOWMAN
General Purchasing Agent pro TEN.
, 1874-08-29
TURKEY.


Aug. IS.
CoNsrANTINopLE-The Porte has sent or
ders to disband the reserve forces in Bosnia
and has withdrawn the regular forces from the
frontiers of Servia.
INDIA.
Aug. II.
Observation-Disclosures foundations have oc-
Cured in the Upper Scinde, which have swept
away several towns
Aug. 10.
LoNDoN.-Despatches from Calcutta an
nounoe the diminishing of the foundations in
Scinde.
HAvANA-Through the e~xertiOns of the
American Consul General an arrangement has
been effected with the Havana Post Office au-
thorities by which the mails for the United
States will for the present be made up in the
Consulate.
This arrangement gives great satisfaction to
merchants.
ITALY.
Aug. ~.
RoME.-The police have discovered a Sc
cret deposit of arms in Ravenna and seized five
chests Of rifles.
Aug 10.
RoMB.-The Project of Florence has pub
1ISu0Q d QeCT06 uISSUlSlDS lullly Ola lCpuDAtN
can and international societies in that city.
UNITED STATES.
Aug. 10.
NEW YohK.-Gold 1909. Spanish Doub-
looms $l65. Mexican do, SIG. Spanish Dol
lars none; Mexican do, 993o. Money market
2 p. c. Bankers exchange on London S487.
U. S. Bonds 5. 20 (lSG2) at 1l2. Sugar, No.
IL in boxes 81 to 8Bo.; Oentrifpgals No. 1913,
81 to 81, Regular to good refining, u to SIC.
Molasses, clayed, new crop, SO to 40o. Mus
covado do. do. 413 to 4Sc.
NEW ORLEANs.-Flour triple extra Sc.
GREAT BRITAIN.
1oNDoN.-The Morning Post states that
Capt. Werner has been appointed Rear Admi-
raj of the Prussian Navy, he having been alb
solved of the charges made against him OH ao-
count of his conduct with regard to the Intran-
sigentes of Carthagena.
Aug, IL.
LoNDoN.-The weather throughout England
is damp to-day and unfavourable to the crops.
Aug. Is.
LoNDoN.-During last week heavy rains have
fallen throughout the country. Specie in the
Bank of England has increased by $4,000.
Aug. 10.
oNDoN-Sugar No. u (D.S) ahoat 24s. 81.
Consols 928 to 924. U. S. Bonds 5 20 I867)
1l24 Bank of England Discount A p. c.
LIvERPooL.-Cotton Middling Uplands sgd.
SPAIN.
Aug. IL.
PARls.-The Spanish representative at Paris
has applied to Madrid for full credentials of a
Minister, as France has declared her readiness
to recognize Spain.
MADBID.-The government has received des-
patches from General Noriones, announcing
that his troops have attacked the Carlists at
Oteiza, 10 Navarro, and carried several of their
entertainments.
Aug $3.50 A. M.
LoNDoN.-A change of Ministry is imminent
at Madrid. 1t is thought that General Domini-
guez, who took Cartagena, will become Minis
ter Of War, and that General Moriones will be
placed in supreme command {. the Army of
the North.
Aug. Is.
MADRrD.-The news of the Ministerial crisis
is oontradicted.
The forces commanded by Generals Zabala
and Laserna have been reunited at Miranda.
In front Of them are Is Carlist battalliOns.
Aug. II.
LoNDoN.-Holland, Italy and Belgium have
recognized the Government of Spain.
A private dispatch, published by the Stand
ard says that General Blanco has succeeded in
relieving Victoria. which was closely surround
, 1874-08-29

England, France and Austria has been official
ly published.
Aug. 90.
Misunderstanding to official notices the
Carlists have been ~repulsed with the loss of six
ty killed and wounded in the assaults which
they made on Alcaniz.
LoNDoN.-It is said that Russia has consent
ed to recognize the Government of Spain.
FSCApF OF BAZAINE.
, 1874-08-29
FRANCE.

AUSs 4Os
PARIs.-Specie in the Bank of France has in
creased by $4,000 francs in the last week.
Rentes 81.
THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.
Aug. IL.
BRUssELLs.-The International Congress
will adjourn at the end of this or the beginning
of next week.
, 1874-08-29
CUBA.

HAvANA.-Through the e%xertions of the
American Consul General an arrangement has
been effected with the Havana Post Office au-
thorities by which the mails for the United
States will for the present be made up in the
Consulate.
This arrangement gives great satisfaction to
merchants.
, 1874-08-29

1GUS' ~
Observation-Disclosures foundations have oc-
Cured in the Upper Scinde, which have swept
away several towns.
Aug. 10.
LoNDoN.-Despatcbes from Calcutta an
nounce the diminishing of the foundations in
Scinde.
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BOSTON LITERARY NOTES.

MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS OF THE PUBIisIiERs-LEE
a sHrpARp's PROGRAMME FOR THE FALL
trpou A REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRrBUNE.1
BosroN, Aug. 1.-THE Fall plans Of Leo u
Shepard are really extensive. To begin with fiction
they are to publish Katherine Eare by Miss Adeline
Trafton very pleasant serial which has been runnins
through Serabaers kont,iy. Miss Trafton vast the
American Girl Abroad" you will remember, ana sne
holds grace pen. Prof. James De Mile has Written
another book hen hasn't he land he calls 1t Inc
Lily and the Cross Tale of Acadia" The scene il 'siu
Scot,a the ancient Acadia OF the carry renen
Settlers during the French and English wars. " Nos
An Their Set IL translated from the German OF Marie
Leuzeu: and Our Helen" is by Sophie May ana uui
form with her other novel, 1.-THE Doctors Daugh'er.
40 much for fiction. With religious literature 'nc'r
hapds are equally full First we have Forever Los''
nv pro, Townseud the author OF Credo;" then " The
smple Truth by Rev. Robert Collyer This IS meant
far wedding present. and surely people could not ask
4. star, ont in life better guided than by Mr. Coyers
Kind and frank words DIR. Manning is to give us
"Helps TO Life of Prayer" and there will DO new
edition OF Affords Greek Testament
Among the miscellaneous books will be For Better OF
Worse New Book for Some Men and All Women W
Jennie Cunningham Croly Jennie Juuet. 1t treats %
the aims objects. and duties OF marriage line Moras
of Anon Ben Adhem, or Eastern Fruit in western
Disbes VIII be the venture OF d. r. Locke tSasoy''
40 which he whets his sword and attacks the society,"
politics and other institutions OF the present Day
~Puddleford Papers" doesn't sound inviting W. ID.
Riley wrote It, Better worth while. / fancy VIII DC
he The Lover and Other Miscellanes, py f6cnaru
Steele, compiled by j. E. Baoson, ana UNIFORM win
Leigh Hunts wishing Cap Papers" Then there viii
be q cook book manual FOR engineers; "n" INV
niles enough for a continent full Of young foiSs'
L. C. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
"a basis of the snbioined quotations :

In State bonds Tennessee old ex-coupons sold at
81, Virginia Consos at 80. and South Carolina JAM
nary and July, at 49, The following were the bids:
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The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange

The London market was reported strong and
higher for American securities, money on three
months discounts being 81 per cent, or below the
rate at Bank of England, a fact which leads many
to expect reduction on Thursday. The Bank lost
in bullion to-day f4l 900. Foreign exchange has
been entirely nominal, and rates ore unaltered.
There only one price to gold to-day, and that
was O9: and the business done at that price of
limited amount. On gold loans the rate was fiat
all day. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $53,OOO
IN coin interest, and $1,000 in called bonds. The
days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
srsd Gold cleared, $9.754,OoO; gold balances,
S75O.S63; currency balances, $S24,6O7. The follow
ing were the principal quotations for gold
1000 .lO9a ll:30. .f09s l;00....l09S 2i3O..l09as
1880. ..IO9S OO.. .lOy1 l:30....l09S 500. l09AQ
uOO... 1924 1880. .lO3s 200. ...iO9S 1898
The days business at the u S. Sub-Treasury COM
prlsed:
s.n r.eaps.. sss?977 % o.nsney e.,ms s2t7 200 70
Geld bssuee 81 e3S5s q Ca''0ns'....... $4,000 W
Currency receipts. boS.7bo oil
We annex closing nominal rates for foreign e.
change:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
SALES FROM ,! O'CLOCK p. NJ To CLOSE OF BUsI-
NESS. 3 O'CLOCK P M.
TUESDAY, Aug. 1s-p. NJ,

The general railway share speculation was more
active to-day than for several days past, and the
market opening at prices to per cent above those
current at the close last night, at once went to
stronger quotations. A slight yield at the Board
was followed by another advance, and thus the
leading shares pushed forward ] to per cent.
The afternoon market experienced some Indifferent
changes and closed firm. The opening, highest, low
est and closing quotations of active stocks sold to-
day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
LITERARY.

Up. Putnam's Sons will publish next week,
"Dorothy Wordsworth. Recoections OF tour made
with VIM Words worth and Coleridge through Scotland
IN 1907 edited by Principal Sharp and now first Issued
IN connection with the English publishers They also
publish in their Elementary Science Series An IN
Production to the Study OF General Biology Dy
G. MacGlnley and IN their " Advanced Science series
al Manual OF Metalurgy." by William Henry ufeen'
wood Associate OF the Royal School OF Mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
City bank shares were quiet. Fourth National
sold mt 100, a1OCl a lOO and Ninth National at 10
The following were the bids:


At a meeting of the managers Of the Produce Ex-
chage held TODAY. communication from repre-
sentatives of Erie. y sw-York Central and Pennsyl-
vania Railway Companies was received declining 10
accede to the terms of the Produce Exchange, TO
wit the abolition of three-quarters OF a cen; per
bushel for handling grain. resolution was adopted
by the Board adherng to the original proposition.
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
specel from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Aug. 49, and since the begin
ming of the year:
For the we,k........ si.g7G,llS s525Si9O tfsl673
Previously reported. lJ3 tus37l l7iZ0s93i l~i!i"1S
Since Jan I..si3s 5si $50 sI79 627 20 sIs50l! 100
Price Of goi......... ITO IDA IN5t
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, llOl; Philadelphia ans Ene Rail-
road, 1sl; Reading Railroad. $50; Pennsylvania
Railroad 51s; Gold. 1925.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THE RATE or INTEREST FOR MONEY IS always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive on this topic by PTol. L.
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department. read al tho
Portland Scientific Meeting. is reported FULLY ~
TRIBUNE LECTURE ExTR, No. 10. Price 10 cents.
Address rHE TRIBUNE New-loiE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
fcaal Notices.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the EASTERN DIS rRiCT Of PENS;lLvANA-No
sl5-In the matter Of BARN rs BEOIIiER HLBROS, Bank
rurts-o Of sad BynSp You hereby Notified
general meeting creditors sad bsnkmp tie
Hsnei IN the 27h and 18th ions Of the BagArut Act Of
will be- held the l1th Of September. 1874
O'clock the oEise Of JAMES PARSONS, esq Register in
Bankruptcy, No. 81 South Thist in TIE City Of Philadelphia
WM V. LIPPlNCOTr. Assignee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19

nh ISS HAINES AND
MADEMOISELLE DE JANON
WILL REOPEN THEIR SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
CHILDREN on THURSDAY, SEPT o. puncuai attendance Of
pupils respectfully requested without further notice.
Taey will experiment Of Kindergarten In connection
with their School Gramercy Park reopen Oct l. under the
charge Nine daughter with class for Training
Kindergarteners, to commence Nov. /.
They design having Class for Boys who will he taught some OF
Occupation Of the Kindergarten and gymnastics Win reading
writing, arithmetic and objects lessons.
Applications for Kindergarten and Bos Glass be
made persoaalv or By letter 10 Gramercv PARK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19
CTMN0NS m DEHT. -Armstronr County. ss.

Commonwealth Of Pe8nsyvdna the sb rid of Armstrong
We command that tie Bradys
CJor Of the state OF Peans and
tece Wheeler Samuel Wheeler Ferguson, s. Ferguson, John
Eigsm Ferguson jesse Williams Fderek Meade and
nourcents the state Of Pennsylvania ant
Thc C,de stockholders Cornoan, that they be
ComnsJ Peas be holden at kttannng
the 6!s, Mondsy II
Bo 1ho H. Poster T. V. Mckee. G. Foster, Wm. Rudolph.
Seeker K John d. Lewis, Brown Foster G. Seeker,
Blot Jas Eiwarts S.epAea ID. Brown Simpson DIsmcE,
Hugh CgaE, g. Daley Ludwig CroTe Robert Remedy, jas
Bene Day II in Thomas Haes, jerry Collins Michael
Hines Thomas COrbe Stephen d. Welsh Eeu Buck james Dogon
Kelly John Flanagan, Patrick Faun Joseph Coon Heu
We n. Henry Mm Cough A. GARNER I. d. jones Richard
Burfou Henry Bore W. b. Paul John valley VIM Perry C. Rash
Roberts A. Shonb, Charles Oats. Peter Bs W. Parry, Jcob
sybe. VIM. frehck b. Thomas P,rreg
stosel John Wei, sh,eT VIM Ztere Welsh, g. Weaver
Parry Bnnerbeger hugh Mcpherson, A Beine c. Nee
Kline VIM Bowden, James Thomas. Patrick Geary Dim
Caen D. Morgan John Walsh r. Cus.ck j. AcLaughlD d. Miller
H. Neyman, J. Lace John Weaver II sm IT, H. Thomas r. Steele
Smith J. Sybert, King Mclaughlin A. McLaug1lD s.
Clark William Rudolph Josiah Weaver AMI Peter THmey Of ps Of
then snd there this Ntnes- Hon. John v
Esquire President Of ai Cosl a Kannrg this 18th
day Of JnlT A. d.. 1874. ittet- JANUS G. HENRY, Pro-
10. l27 l2s l29 $780, 49, 1872 1873 3 49, 1856 1871 1873
1879 lil 1872 l43 IA ltj li6 l47 las l49 800 1911
1872 1913 1874 49, 1885, l57 l58 100 1861 1911 1872, 1863 1874,
lG5 G6 l67 los lCy 40 AZ l72 l73 Ia l73. l7G III
IFS l7g 1870 49, ls2 1885, 49, 1885, 1856 1877 SS lSJ 1870,
ig 1922 1888 1914 1875 1906 1917 1888 1893 2OJ 2Ol 2O2 2O3
2s 29 22O OIL 222 22J 22i 220 226 227 22S 22y 80
September Term, lS74Ihe above Summons corresponds is
correct Of Summouseseh said pah beng
individually plaintiff his said against the sd def apts in
sa,rrs oGce Kit,,nnng, Jaly 30, 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19

The internal revenue receipts to-day were $1,000
The Secretary of the Treasury is said to feel con-
ident that if the money market remains without
material change the remainder OF the .. per
cent loan can be funded during next year.
Money has been in its usual excessive supply and
lent readily on call at and q per cent mercantile
paper selling freely at to per cent.
There was a pretty active business in Government
bonds to-day, noticeably for l0-iOs, and better
range of Prices was made. The market closed firm
IN, Tho ha ia Of the snhinined nuOtatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19

Railroad bonds were quiet and firm Union Pa
cifc Land Grants made an exceptional advance OF
per cent, selling up to s.. The following were the
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VALUABLE AND STANDARD WORKS
PUBLISHED BY

HI'T'T8I'' -'I41''N'-N' -N'1''
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12l o,cLocK-sALEs pErORE THE cALI-

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. O'CLOCK p. NJ.
1910 Reggt,red $500 s DO Coupon lsO''
10 .ll0as l,U00........ SMALL 10 =
$ 800 Registered, 1850 \ [ ) os coupon, 1881
so 900 ....bc.ll5a4 5,000........ ......ll2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-19

The Controller Of the Currency to-day received
notification that the Second National Bank Of
Leaveuworth. Kansas, with a capital of $4,000,
would go into voluntary liquidation. The National
bank notes received for redemption to-day
amounted to S215,oO0. The following were the ball
in the Treasury at the close OF business To-
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Mem Publications.

NJME. DEMOREST's PORTFOLIO, contain
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH, for SEPTEM-
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Quek Medicines Pedposng Causes Of Disease with ch House
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
IA published every Saturday morning. and contains
The news by telegraph, miscellaneous reading, edl-
torials local matters of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and everything
that appears in the Daily, except such items as are
0flittle public moment. The WEEKLY KE-
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The Conviction of n (Ommunis,.

The Paris correspondent O: The Boston
Saturday Erenins Ga:.tte relates the :e,.
lowing thrilling scene at recen; trial:
woman named Nrecg mad been arrested
for selling matches which had no sta1nn.
She was about 10 be discharged. Tor The
otfense was not grave. when the .ast wit.
ness was introduced. She was q woman
named Ledau. When sie was told she was
summoned to prove that irecC had sold a
match box which was not STAMPED. she
stepped back and. placing her hands AKIN
DO. stared at Frecq. and yelled: What ::
It's only for selling matche. that am sum.
mOned to give evidence against thai TO-
man! Selling matches. Why. dom: vol,
know who that woman Is: Don't YOU
know that she !. the potato.I,Ier o. Rue
Allemagne |aO was :iyandiere OF The
One Hundred and Seventeen Battalion OF
National Guards during la Commune. when
ste wore Generals hat. covered with fine
feathers y Nrecg yelled. You are q liar"
I'm liar 1t IS .ie tina: You were Vi.
vandiere? Il is lie that sou I.ufne.. all
ay. madame. ail-the houses Of Rue i;ovale,
1t is lie that you. with you. revolver sho:
down gendarme. who :mpio'eG .ns 20
spare his life FOR the sake OF his wife and
children! 1t is lie that yo,l called him
'carrlon. and shot lin. down. anC that vol.
were covered will. his blood 1t Is 10 lie
madame, Tor l was there anu saw yoU---saw
you with these two eyes-assassin. Com
munarde!" Like a :ige: bounding on MS
quarry. Irecg leaped on Ledau. but the
policemen had been watching the former.
and they at once caught her. She yelled.
she raved. she writhed. she loaned a the
mouth. All was OF no avail: the policemen
held her firmly. The archives OF the DO
lice Were searched, and her photograph.
representing her IN all the splendor Of
Communarde yivandere, was soon found.
Denial was impossible