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The New York herald., 1874-12-26
DROWNED IN DELIRIUM.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, NJ Y, Dec. 25, 1874.
Last night passenger on the steamer John L.
Hasbrouck. from New York, named Lynch while
IN Q state OF delirtum jumped into the river and
was drowned. Deceased was about twenty-five
years OF age, and had purchased ticket lor
Poughkeepse. His BODY has not been recovered.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
OBITUARY.
WHITFIELD 8. JOHNSON

WHITFIELD g. JOHNSON.
Whitfield 8. Johnson q widely known and much
respected citizen OF New Jersey, died at his home
on Thursday, In Trenton, at an advanced age.
Tho deceased was Secretary OF State under Gov
ernor Olden, and was st one time Prosecutor OF
the Pleas for Sussex county. He was lawyer OF
great ability and was well known as prominent
politician OF the republican party.
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A RUMBLING MOUNTAIN IN GEORGIA.
From the Gwinnett lGa., Herald,

From the Gwnnett lGa.) Herald.l
Very singular rumbng or detonatlng sounds
have been repeatedly heard In the vicinity OF
stone Mountain. What seems some what strange
is the difficulty In ascertannQ the direction.
Some assert that 1t is in the east while others
think 1t south or west, while It appears again TO
some Others In the elements above. We Uurself
have neard 1t repeatedly aud very frequently dur.
ing the sabbath. The sound seems to us some.
what Ike distant thunder or heavy machinery.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

fire was discovered last night by OfNcer
stanton, OF the Twentieth precinct, on the first
door OF the tour story brick building No. eo9
Eighth avenue, occupied by +. Meyer as fur and
nat store. The damage to stock is estimated at
$4,000. he building was insured to the extent Of
b300 The origin OF the fire 10 at present unknown.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
FIRE AT NEWPORT. KY.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. 26, 1874
dxe at Newport, KY. tonight destroyed Robe
Sen Co.'s distillery, with its contents, and two
small buildings adjoining. The loss on the dlst.
lery - $4,000, insurance $4,000. and on the other
buildings the loss Is $4,000. insurance $1,000.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

AS car No. Is, OF the Tenth avenue line. was
passing the corner OF West Forty fret street, Mar.
tin McGowan, OF No. 500 West Forty.second street,
VINO was crossing the avenue, tripped aud lei.
against the vehicle. He was thrown back 10 the
pavement with such iorce that his lett arm was
broken and mis- head severely injured He was
sent to Bellevue Hospital
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MURDER IN THE FIRST DEGREE.

CLEvELND, Ohio, Dec. 25, 1874
The jury IN the case OF John Johnson, on trial
for the murder OF Andrew Johnson near this city
last August. returned verdict last night OF
murder in the first degree. The prisoner will
PROBABLY receive sentence next week.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes in
the temperature during the past twenty-lour
hours In comparison with the corresponding date
Df last year, as recorded at Hudnuts Pharmacy.
HERALD Building. New York;
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A SAILOR DROWNED.

James Brannigan, . seaman attached to the
bark Juanita, lying at Harbeck's Stores, attempted
to get on board hs vessel while under the in.
nucnce Of liquor last evening, but fell from the
dock and was drowned. The BODY was not re-
covered.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

A.-l0,00O PAIRS OvERSHOES; SELF.ACTINu
OvERsHoEs put and OFF without using the hands and
the NEW YoRK HIGH BUCKLE OvERsHOk the igntest and
neatest in the world at BROOKS 1856 Broadway cor
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

PURE, DELICIOUS TOBACCO, AND DOES
not bite the tongue SURBURG'S GOLDEN ScxFIR8 De-
pot Isl Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

TEETH.-TO WHITEN AND CLEANSE THE
teeth from tartar swecen the breath MILK or
MAGNKsiA. Every nrst class druggist keeps it
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

GLENNS SULPHUR SOAP Is NOT ONLY
curative for specific inammations the JOINTS and
crupti0ns OF the ssn but 1t renders the complexion
and the texture or the cucle yeivety and the cheeks
Depot CRIT IENTON'S, No. sixth avenue.
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PATENT WIRE SIGNS; STORE, OFFICE AND
Sign Painting; metal and brass engraved SIGNS.
UPHAM L CO. 100 broadway.
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AN OFFER WILL BE RECEIVED FOR TWO
TEN CYLINDER Hoe RorARY PRESSES; WILL
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

SACKETT'S MAGIC COLORIS GIVES A
natural brown or black TO the Hair Manufacturer OF
perfunery l22 Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

ATTENTION.-IF YOU WISH TO GET RID OF
your cough PoRrER's Cough BALsAn. Price 25c.,
E0o andI 10
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.
Those who have waited till after Christmas for bar.
gains in FANCY GOODS will find them now at HOWARD
CO.'S No. 22 Fifth avenue. here not much left
but what remains will be sold at very tempting prices.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

VERY EFFECTIvE-wISTAR BAiSAM OIL
WILD CHERRY In of sudden coughs colds Soc
and 81 = bottle; large bottles much the cheaper.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

FUR GAPS AND GLOVES AND WALKING
CANES are suitable gifts from the ladies their gentle
friends, and handsome UMBRELLA n present
from gentleman TO ladv. Make Your selectious AZ
KNOWS zl2 Broadway, aud In the Fifth Avcnu, Hotel
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A.-FOR A FIRST CLASS DRESS OR BUSINESS
HAT 20 direct to the manufacturer. ESPENSCHEIO III
NASSAU street
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tors who formerly sold their metal truss abortons to
nnsuspectng persons who had never the ELASTIC
TRUSS at 6s3 Broadway.
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WIGS, TOUPEES. &C.-G. RAUCHFUSS PRAC.
ucal Wigmaker and importer OF HUMAN HAIR, No a
East Twelfth street, near Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
Governor McEnery Declares a Free PeO-
pie Cannot Submit.
Resistance to the National Authority Not
Meditated
REPORT OF THE RETURNING BOARD.
Its Action Explained and
Defended.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1874

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. IS, 1874
To JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Esq.:-
The wrong just perpetrated by the Re-
turning Board against the people of
Louisiana, and which vitality threatens the
safety and integrity of republican institutions
in the United States, is more crownine
infamy than the action of the Lynch Re-
turning Board, surpasses even the midnight
order of Durell, and would not be submitted
to by any free people.
Resistance to the national authority, rep
resented here by large portion of the army
and naval fleet, sustaining usurpation and
sitting the voice of the people, has never been
meditated. JOHN McENERY.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
FIRE IN EIGHTH AVENUE.

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. ................. sc
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THE LRGIsLATURE-THE HOUSE NEARLY A TIE.
Governor Kellogg states that the returns show
three republican and three democratic members
oil Congress. Tine House Is nearly II not quite
tie, as Ex-Governor Hahn and other conservative
republicans Will probably remain neutral.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
are declared carried by about 10, 600 majority.
Bienville parish, which gave Grant and Kellogg
600 votes In 1872 and Dubuclet no vote this year.
Is not counted, and Grant parish the scene OF the
Colfax massacre, IS also thrown out, though it
gave small republican majority.
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sions would have been necessary bat holders eyinced
%aris, .iss .sssSy Iss Oa.,s ss; y or sls
was shade easier; quoted ss iO,.e iSiss.
saa Ike 70, srsshsd y quote "caes@Easa,as u.
Az 200 " ssys sIs%s s.Isst'
Ss S,ols;:: s;.;.J ana s;ss 4 IS
sHc ;do I'D IL s&c S1sc. DO is e is sSc gfc.;
sS %sts e y is fsrsS so E g. e senmsS d
Rs%S 7 Asaa:aS sTS1ss5s sSs go 'ss'se
DsSsos and ss.s. :se.rsr: .sEs .s,,.. .,.. :.
ss I
az. Ssss:s's% y s.ss as !:
q wrappsrs Priv.t. boo case; Of suDaTy Kinds
sstre request and as sales so hhas a ro% ioc
10 b.s a
% so~n @ ssscs ss e as s per per D. and lbs Of 0u0'
vEcsT anlss0fhsre has been no change tn the market
ss been eads s sa %
s. S.s;. sss% sSs ss1as
81 fs'sA 80 .so ds per rsS s vsr q Gssb4ss
1:sss ss %
per aozs =, &c: Sc: celery PER assss: = q =
%srsss Sasd aTa: srsasss,iSas iasIads moo
toaoos Of secured wool at s i bales e washed al
a. a61as.; 10 do. Of iAmbs DO, q isAc; 5000 lbs
sro Of fS dot a ac ssc' SS@ lDs ?f East.
sfbales Of Mexican shc sOco lbs q Utah At %
a1A lbs OF medium washed fleece % bags secured
~ no., syy ~ .os o. prpVea es1ern sVU
unwashed Smyrna IS bales Of Donskoi IL bales of
Cape, all on private terms, I. f.s. .s
WnsKxr -keceipts ~ bbls The market was steady
al 10 m a a dacliu lc
sales D6 bills At u 02h 81 031 closing ~ the inside
price. .'A8lH sl&~l -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

OC
ess fssen f% %SsAPs e ss Great g
ssO Se sscep S Ssss s4ss
Exports-ro Great Britain o2S coastwise 2slS sales
NEW osLrAss. Oct. n ls74
Ss4sI wssky.ks' Jeesp,s s5ss bales; gross sossS
rlsues csef f A sses s
Ss's ss' Ssss: $'ss:
EsSor s s gross S
ordasqy 'sens sa. gross u.s. s2S1 @
Stock rscep Slss
S.ss. ss sne Continent ''0 '0a''"'e '0' sales Lao
,.s. Cotton s,o:. :.sssy M ilsns r.s
ssss. +
osnasa assis Sales sssHst % so to the
l wILxiscroN, N. c., Oct q. 1874
for 1ruae steady sp 81 hard
g Tor yellow dip and 81 50 for virgin Tar steady
BUFFALO n. r., Oct. %. rs7A
cats ssTIsy ,:S,
reis
osr smssr Is s. 'sis,Ss %ss
sSsea So whes. dull; sale; q red winter :, Sis
The dhe.sSs hsSses fsd No se@s 10
80. 9sc. Corn dull and prices nominal; sales Of No
Western At Hc sic oats inactive; No 2Western held
at soc; Soc Rye nominal at 3c. Barey, Irregular
san.ds % 4ss ws.'sr :srs g. osss %st
articles unchanged.
CHICAGO. Oct a. 1874
Wheat dun and lower; No lspring soc &c No do,
quiet and weak: No. mixed, cash October
4oac spot is,sc October 4sc 81 SSyem9er. RYE hrm
No spring, 81 1917 81 II cash 81 Os No smber No
do. SIC. 4 81 Pork quiet and UNCHANGED. Lard quiet
wladlss sAS !soss % %Whiskss STEADY q s,ss s7s.c
board this afternoon closed s5lc. November
s6c. a S6hc. December: corn, 7sc October. ss1sc. q
els 81 NV wheat ca Isgoo do sSr 81 % do OATS 2@D
bushels wheat 10000 do. corn, 1000 Go. oats, Mcoo do
ha
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future delivery basis low m,ddus, the sales have
been as follows .Yeste rday after two E .November
q ssnasry efss%osi { @ e
az y s. - Sss g. % s
ssT s so JAN 5anussy sS vasrasrs
n-fsa u se prs asssss s.:y m.y
sc,day ng t. lwS October sS5 bales liSs,
s @ e ssysnsfG ss Z @ & as & s S a.
4 ll-Iec 200 At 2ss2c Deesmbsr 800 at a slsscc.,
's 7; ss j. S sS' Y 8
+ s s = - lsss IL
L s o. 5 j. 4 is ss i az so i ss lSS 80 4
4 ss1 sssssass soe Ssss@%ssF @ 1ss os.sssr
DeoemCeI; is osc.; January is ssac FsSTuaIy, iSssc
s ;sss ss AY s.K s sssss
e s:s 's 3SS: ssls + lis
,Ssfss s sSsi'
s Boston, s $
Year, oa last mcs wssh ssSsnser nli aaE
5sssp p st rs ssw sa xorE
cotton freight, closed follows: 10 Isvrs BY steam,
sS 81 e s' Sy ssl
Sales ss ra H ok ssfssR s. ns
Conas9I, siH m ssoek-ln @ New York sl7SS bales; con-
CS1.sE-Th market for Rio was quiet, for want Of
sas y Sa tx s w says to
%ss v.ry Md y sss ss sss Il
So %s 49, & su.a 1o eAs9s @ ld ps do sr
ssSs ss i!s%s sass y ~; s
hsG s fsss ss sssss se &
the has emf fea Hf s
s9asfs ss f gs'sai sas as &C.
adamAnnne u, u and is o. l3c. 1885, isc. ls1sc
coosfsAGr sTocs-The market continued fairly active
sRa Sy
"a seor snDGsf % S.s wa.n s essas
sSoSks 'ssea a. SOC. rum shosss, 81 % S7s; pine
saGSs g 70 81 e g
dinsrs % or,me. SC e' ssc. ''' '' n00'' "
improvement remaining duh at the following quotations
%s Ss.a a ss' .n nsGye &
lskc do lftnresd, inch diameter l6cl dol hay rope,
ss .ns Gdsss re.s DOT Manila Mia 49,
isaTsSd snS hay zsSsn%
aud has robe like. and Rnssi, boi rope sc. csss.
been que. but r% fSs sass % s's 10000 b.
Lake a. ass aSc" cash, and &c for December and
DnisD Eay,Is With better inquiry 'or apples prices
when prime, brought fun prices Cherries remained
quiet Blackberries were sparingy offered ana very
quarters sc &C. scnthern apples quarters s,sc a.
l2c; peeled peaches, North Carolina, 2sc. q 2Sc.
do do. new. Georria l5c &c. unpceled 90, halves
new, 7c nc. ;do. dO quarters, do, &C. 6sc black
berries, &c. syc. cherries, State, 27c 2Sc. do,
15c. l6c. 9@l f4NE 81 ..4...
FLoUR AND GRAIN. -Recelpts-Flour, 20332 bbls
bols and 200 bags, oas 5000 oushes barley " i 60
1850 DO. The hour market was quiet and easy for
ell bur shipping extras which comparatively nrn
The sales comprising all kinds loot W about 1900 bbs
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figures within the nge OF Corn
meal Was quiet 80 bbs sold within our quoted range

va Wss T & aul, heavy and lower closing nominal At
S-ssss n & {: s 81 Y
ws.. e s.as Z si,an ,ss Ta'ts tie
only sRs sss'
elsspy ss wers r. ss s Ss % SOC yellow white nomins
SSsias s Sr Gws, ssnts mSss nns saes s oo
s Tor SsS Gnssgs and Ole Ssc whe Barley
ssnss q q rsspor,sd held nomnsy
FEsIcnrsL,fhe movement In berth fruights was fair
and lie market uaa e sy scant amount Of room Offering
We're held With naha ops coa
conprss 0' Esns oyf M ass Ths
gssin ss,. ats. a. ed shd 500 DO at sd 4o6
sSa y '9 ss Sy sesss3i
' dasrom ssr ~ + sy ST. steam q tons san 81
bushels & 9a gram on private terms To Cardiff by steam
nfs hence = e with snned
WITH SIS hhas a osaee % on
terms; German bark, hence TO Bremen, win j 100
s SSs aou9 srls Il
' sa t. % S
Gussrrs-Tnere has been little Of imoort,nc. IN this
w3n ssnHsy ts j Small lots
fs'a :HsFcss ns @
Hs sss:
ior single and 81 for undressed; Manila &c. &C. gold the
o s ses Yisrss sSs
s ssynfe q Sc Z s for 1s wnc was auet and
but about steady quoted At 2,c currency saes s,nce
AND emaDd Continued good for
both shipping and retail Qualities and the market ruled
qualities sc s, 8 lo clover sSc s sat hay Sc
short T 1ye Soc "a $50 o Sr old "sS do. s1 and
HIDES The demand for the pas. few days has been
fair but h business was not =. brsS during me early
Ss = 1 ;ss'sa sr S.
COW l2Ac lSc Sierra Leone currency, &c Gambia
saa s'nosa cenals sated Amer
DO, dry isc 2.c Maranhams dry saitea ana COW,
Sf ana Mexican sfy rs
M gss STy ry sailed PSr;o G
;ass sic Hsshs iss' Sosss s.' &C.
AZ T. osT.sso Issi Ss,'s?n. 1o az ass as''s
isc do kUs ;snsSser o c so a'atS Do So 9s1 dead
shS % for The Week bales making to
ts ncs % 20 Of ~ K s %
bales n. Emmst Wells q mis- circular 81 this week.
somewhat sieaaier market The shipments to Europe
have fallen otf hu. ale brewers have come IN and
snaky and PRICES more steady Its about time
hops: 00 Enssnd
bales OF the gre am q our and by the middle Of No
What remains alter at viii be and low grades
sn s nusr Ct
Deer brewers met IN recently IN this
ncbs p one hss a III % saymE only a needed
he market and Cause declue IN prices; how well they
will succeed remains to be seem We nave heard
recent suspensions IN the hop trade result this
movement though there Is no telling how there
rescue Our own opinion y that the hon market is
tnue so down to the OF 1885 and IT there will
be chance 70 get up corner on hops In this country
can an crop 9. 1873 c 45c per ID American crop Of
per ib ods all grewths &c. Ne per h. foreign, 1873,
loc 25c per lb CALIFORNIA; 1874, 4Oc +8c. per 10.
LEArHER.-The demand for hemlock sole peen only
since our last purchasing only
unchanged Receipts tor the week g. 100 SIDES and 20
bales Exports Tor the same period, 1880 sides We
quote - @.ss 5sa
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1lsx; do, 1881. registered. 1lTx Ils; DO, 1881,
1lSh a usk; do. fye-twenties. 1852, registered.
1o9,s; do DO. coupons tl3 ll3k DO. 1854, regis
tered, I1lX Q 1l2; do. do, coupons. IIox llsx ;
do. do. 1885, registered, l1s; DO. do 1885, coupons
1T 1l7k; do. do, 1886, registered, new, 1l8 q
1l8k; do DO, 1855, coupons 1859. 116k; do. do.,
1857, registered. 117K 1171l; do. do, 1857, cou
pons 1l7x 1l7k do, do, 1888. registered 117k
Il7Is; do, do 1868, coupons, 1l1x INK; do. ten
fortles, registered. 1llX q liz; do. do., coupons
liz ll2k; do. fves 1881. registered. lllla lux
DO. do., 1881, coupons, ll2h q 1l2T. 9as .esiaH
THE FoRElGN MARKET. l1a
London advices report that the amount Of bull
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance to-
day is 100000 ConsOls, for money, 92x q 92x, and
for account. 92K 921s. Erie, 27 97k. The new
loan. lo3x. Paris dispatches quote rentes at
62L l0c. aAta4 -llst-s
RAILROAD BONDS.
Chicago and Northwest consolidated gold
bonds were firm at SIX . Sly. Great western
seconds steady at II. and o., G. and l. O. frsts at
7ok. Harlem frsts, rs, brought 110; New York
Central frsts. registered, lo9x, and New Jersey
Central nrsts, new, 1914. A sale OF Canada South
ern rsts, with interest certificates, was reported
at go. fe :.
Central Pacific bonds cosec at o2a to ON and
Union Paclacs ssh to ss,s for drsts SO to Sax for
Land Grants and "a to TAX for Sinking Funds.
DRY GOODS IMPORTS.
The total imports OF foreign dry goods at this
port for the week ending to-day were $1,272,l70,
and the amount marketed 81. 4S3 $685. The imports
for the corresponding week OF last year were
sl,55S4l3, and for 1872 $2,2s4, ,027. = 'sa o##a
MEMORANDUM. Ha
1t was announced in this column several DAYS
ago tnat legal proceedings were pending against
the c.. G. and I. G. Railroad Company, and to-day
teiegraphic advices from Cincinnati state that
petition OF the Pennsylvania Railroad for the lore
closure OF the second mortgage bonds OF the c.,
c. and l. G. Railroad bonds was HE'D IN the United
States Circuit Court on the 2lsr inst, by @.
Mathews Ramsey Mathews. attorneys. The
claim Of the former company Is sor $l32o90. with
interest amounting TO $1,25S, both unpaid the
writs are returnable on the first Tuesday IN NO.
vember and the answer Of the c.. @. and I. G.
company will be heard on the third Tuesday oil the
same month.
The New York herald., 1874-10-24
CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Easier-Flour Quiet
Wheat Easier--Corn Decidedly Lower
Oats L0wer-Pork and Lard Dull and
hanged-Croceries Firm-Freights
Qufet-fetroleum Dull-Naval Stores
Qufet-Metals Dull-W ool Firm-Whis-
key Lower. -
FRIDAY, Oct 22-6 r. M.
The markets were generally dull, without much
change In prices, save In comparatively few cases.
The general tendency, however. was toward q
lower basis. on 'Cnange hour was quiet. wheat
dull and easier. Corn was dull and decidedly
lower closing almost nominal. Rye was
quiet and nominal. Oats were dun and
lower. Barley was decidedly Hrmer. Whiskey
easier Pork was dull and nominally un-
changed Lard duh, but without decided change
Freghts steady but quiet Cotton was irregular and
easier both for spot and future Groceries quiet
but firm, particularly for coffee Metals dull Pc
troieum dull but essentially changed in value
Spirits of turpentne entirely nominal. Rosn
shale easier Wool was in better demand and firm.
AsHEs-There has been change In the condition OF
the market Trade has been slow at steady range Of
prices Pots quoted at 6sc Id. ana pearls at &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS -Brick-Fhere was a continued
good demand, and the market ruled firm. We
append former quotations as folows:-For pale
@ r. % and g rs aaoat ana 8 50 2 s. 7s de-
Iysr, 4 IS sasas ana Y "a q u dsISsrsd??
hay as 3 "a os % and
SIS delivered dark $i3 a6oat and Sl6 Delivered. red
soas snt IS So az 81 ssaxsfsa aeysed Ba%os
Ss ss a s"as lump
Cemenr under iair de mand rqied steady at 81 80 tor
ana nseana L''A' were
aud i. iGs buyers favor. va quote : New green na5
s.; sc. red tipped and rea, S. &c.
aaosed se &c aH or yellow @ ass wsss
sxASs AVS AND Pnas.-Undor tar demand for mediums
Ma sssss hs 81,
choice. siv . 81; .edium isir good, s. o siss
osoiss o. Sss $ sS
ssss ees White wat soos
Ss: ss';: a Ct Sss
3, .s sss BY. s1s as ss:
Is .s sssss .::s,. ~ ssss
s Sa s tubs s' sho'ss ss%mp ssIeetsa s'
s0Ss @ tsSs us choice az @ade Sa q s.
tS prime IS & a0 p. Sssd s ssc Ss So
d GsS So s Common s 70 % so sr e %sss4 seSa @
sc ,na NsSss.
s So good tGss g soe prime as s Choice s
Nsrnarn and @ sAos
s ssod s prime. M doc ao % S0 i
a4c. 2sc Central ONO and Indiana, arkins cioce
2Sc 3c.i do do, fair to good .ac. 26c DO, tuDs
choice. 20 0c.; do, Do, fsir to good, 2ac. 27c
CHRxsE-lhe general features OF tine remained
the same shippers are oOerat ting moderately. while
the dem nd from the home trade has been firm and
prices about steady We quote state iactor, nns %
factory, 10 good i3,sc i5c' do. da,rles, fne
lac. i5lsc. Orange county sxinls &C. l2c.: OHIO
AZ DO. ma DO DO. 90. for domestic trade. l4c q
J55ac do do. fair good, Oc lc.: do do. to
fair, &C. lOc.; Michigan and Wisconsin factory nne,
lic. a l51sc.
regular, with some sales showing further decline of
NC. per ID. The appended quotations. however. are
Without change holders in most refusing to sell
less. Bids were generally Nc: &c. lower "Fu-
tiona We quote quotations based American stand
The New York herald., 1874-10-24
FINANCIAL.


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Stocks negotiated at the lowest rates In the markets
$50 to 500 Puts or Calls $500 for double Privileges
call any stock gives the holder many advantages
though he had made actual purchase of tho stock
yet there is liability beyond the paid for the
cali; there is interest to pay and the stock
troed for thirty days without margin
This system OF operating is fully explained IN a PAM
phlet with valuable statistical Information and ustra
tons showing how small risks pay large profits sent
tree to ali who desire to speculate.
TuMBRIDGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers'
No Wall street, New YORK
The New York herald., 1874-10-24
Friday, Oct. 33-1O A. M, |
Before Call.
and 1880 A. M.
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ll77S $4,000 U g SIS 1910. +. lIly<
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1861 1000 u ) Us. c, '5l..... 112M
ll7L 500 dc.... ....... 1l2H
The New York herald., 1874-10-24
TIE COTTON STATEMENT.

ollowing are the total net receipts of cotton at all
The New York herald., 1874-10-24
EUROPEAN MARKET.

LONDON PRoDycg MAxx.r-LoxpoS. Oct %. evening r.
Linseed cake, ell los Turpentine 26s 3d.
per cw Lnseed oil opened at POS ID as and closed
NJ Dos Sd. per cwt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15
Religion, service. Tomorrow.


ST. JoHN's CHuRcH, GoLD Hull
There will 10 divine service at st.
Johns Church tomorrow morning
with the holy communion) at III
o'clock. Also service in the evening at
4 o'clock. Rev. Il. :. Eastman officiating
Seats free; all are invited. Sunday
School at i:30 p. N.
VI. T.. CuUEcH. Com HTLL.-Divne
services will be held at this church
tomorrow Sunday Preaching at
1917 A. NJ. and Z 7. NJ; Sunday
School at ~ =. ~; prayer meeting,
Thursday. Z p. NJ. All are invited.
Rev. II. Richardson. Bible Mission
airy, will preach at the American Flat
School House, American Flat, at 2
O'Clock p. n. Sunday Tomorrow All
are cordially invited TO attend.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-15
Haxaius's ESeape.

PARIS, August l~5.-General Marche,
Governor Of the Island Of st. Mar
guerte, protests his innocence OF COM
plicity in the escape Of Marshal Ba-
zaine, and accuses Col. villette, the
Marshal's aid-de-camp, Of having per.
fected the plan to secure his flight.
Eight persons are nowin custody ON sus-
picion OF aiding in Bazsine's escape.
The Paris Layt:,tie dss T'riJuna,lr says
that ON the night Of Marshal Bazaine's
escape one soldier was twice on guard,
and each time the jailor engaged him in
conversation and kept him in tho sentry
box. This TAILOR has been arrested.