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The New York herald., 1874-12-25

THE HALIFAX BUoYs.
Notice is hereby given by the goyernment Of Canada,
that on or The 10th OF April, 5,
after as weather viii permit, the system OF
for the port OF Halifax, NJ, will be altered that
entering the port seaward, all buoys be lett
the starboard hand will be painted and all those
be left on the port hand will he painted black Buoys
placed middle ground will be painted either red and
black horizontal stripes white and black horizontal
stripes The buoys VII be as oilows:-Thrump Cap,
buoy, painted black Ives Knoll. wooden can pnoy,
req and black horzona stripes Rock Head wooden
star and cage; Litchfeld, wooden can bnoy painted
Reid's ROCK wooden can buoy painted black Bee Isle
Spit wooden buoy. painted black; Leopard wooden
can buoy, painted black Commissioners Point, wooden
can buoy, painted black Blind Sisters, iron bell buoy,
with cage, painted black; SW Breaker, iron can
buoy, with staf and vane. painted black. The fol-
lowing additional buoys will be moored about tho
same time BELL Rock, wooden buoy, painted olack,
with stan and yane, moored about IL fathoms
water. to the soufneastward of the Bell Rock
shoai, on Chebucto Head; dartmouth Spit, wooden
buoy painted rcd. moored IN athoms water with ths
Dartmouth Catholic Church bearing NE by Il "a T.
and Black Rock Point, Dartmouth, NV \ and the
shoal wooden buoy painted red mo9red in lathoms
which bears from II by w "a W. AL the aboye.men n
toned bnoys wiii be marked ON the head IN i""'he
characters
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from Honolulu Dec bark Java. I'd. Fisher, of
NB TO cruise ship Josephine, Long, OF and for New
Bedford.
Al Kerguelen Island Sept ls schrs Emma Jane. Bailey
and Chas Colgate Sisson, OF New London
despatch dated San Francisco 2lst inst reports the
arrival at Honolulu I'd ms, OF bark Joseph Maxwell
Hickmot of NIB. from the Arctic Ocean with 1860 bbs
VI OIL and $50 lbs bone The vessel had been con,
Francisco BY steamer The oil awaits orders at Homo
lulu The Is 2b3 tons burden sailed from New Bed
ford Jan e 1872 and has sent home previous 10 this sea-
son 1900 bbls VIII OF, and the bone aken with 1t.
The following parccls of whaebone have bcen received
this by rail 4rom San Francisco:-l2.l75 lbs bone
from bark Mt Wolaston 5lUo do from bark Helen Mar,
l75 from bark Camilla. and $50 do from bark Ill.,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping agents and ship captains are
informed that by tclcgrapcing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals at and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad of
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will be cabled this country
tree of charge and published.
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HERALD MARINE CORRESPONDENCE

NEWPORT RI, Dec %, 1874
schr L Knight Of Camden, is taking on board the
cargo of the Pilots Bride, Eldrdge. which put
here week leaking and will proceed with it Bos-
ton. The will be repaired this port
Schr Curtis Paine, from Boston for Virginia. which
arrived here yesterday afternoon reports very rough
passage, during which lost boat davits aud also
had bulwarks stove the side. Will repair before
proceeding
Schr Allen Green Nickerson, from Newburyport for
New York in ballast In going OF the harb0r tis AM
hauled OF by steamer jamestown. Her damage was
light
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Steamers Frisa Ger, tor Hamburg; John Tenant
(Br London; Rotterdam Dutch, Rotterdam; Ontario
k,o Jane,ro SS Cube Havana Herman Lyngson,
mond &C; Fanita, Philadelphia; ships Ganges (Brl,
Llvcrpooi Sumatra, Hong Kong; bark Rocket Cura-
Goa; schr D Bsbee, NRranham.
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suRrNAx RIVER LroHrsHiP.

WAaHiN0fON. Dec ID 1874.
Henry Sawyer, United States Consul at Paramaribo.
Burnarn. South America, IN communication to the
State Department under date of Oct 1874 says;-The
ghtship of the mouth OF the Surnam River. has been
removed and taken into port for repairs that will
probably be months before 1t Is again at the moor
ing small schr is anchored in the place. bearing
small light IL Is not advisable for vessels bound 70
surinam down the coast III the nighf II 10 me
leeward Port Orange the current at times cannot
be relied upon, being very Irregular running from 10
3x mics hour setting WNW. and IN case OF getting
the Brams Point 1t dead beat against
wind
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REAL ESTATE.

The only sale consummated at the Exchange
salesroom yesterday was the supreme Court SALE
in foreclosure, OF a house, with lot on the south
west corner OF Lexington avenue and Sixty-sixtn
street. sold by S. A. steele, under the direction or
William Sinclair referee. The following are
particulars
PROPERTY, 3. A. STEELE.
j. 3. frame front ana store, with lot, = W, cor
ncr Lexington and Doth ST., lot 2.5xsJ, !. -
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THE FORMAL APPOINTMENT.
Each OF the new Commissioners yesterday re-
ceived the iolowing:-

COmmio6lOutIS
K1rcu1rvSS Ds,.nrsrsr, yan, IT. CITY !. ~. H.r+
Samuel B. H. Vance, Mayor a9ss 81 ss ess ey q New York
ss yrss S q ne upon me Sy
IS the Laws m enea n se' 10 act 70
hs 80 sn M the Sy S Nw So
nsrsby appo,n, comm,ssiOppsr p q ydrs pqoiie e
the place 1aa Of tor Ss e p
has been ot by ana ioT the an,
- ''' u @A'' i'sM SAMUEL B. II. VANCE. Mayor.
THE MAYOR on THE SITUATION.
A. hve O'Clock yesterday afternoon the mayor
was called upon by HERALD representative 70
ascertain his views as 10 the removal o. the Com
mlssloners 1ne gentleman wgo mas so graceiu.ly
nlied the executive char since the death OF Mayor
Hayea'eyer was found in his once closely oc-
cupied Ia discharging the routine business Of hs
depar ment. He remarked that his reasons Tor
removal were iuly set Iorth in the letter TO Gov
ernur DIX. The appointments mad been MADE
with the entire concurrence OF Mayor-ecct WICK
ham. Some stralgnt-aced republicans might take
offence at his choice, but he had discharged what
he considered his entire duty III the premises, ana
dll not care Tor the criticism OF others me
charges were ample IN ever way TO call for I'm.
mealate removal one fact upon which he lald
particular stress was the taking OF some 5000 COM
mission by the sou OF Commissioner Stern.
AS TO the charges against the Fire Commission
ers. the Mayor was not YET ready TO glve any
statement ia relation thereto The examination
Is still pending. communication from the COM
miss!oners IN answer TO these charges was sent 10
the Mayors onice on Wednesday last but II win
not De given 10 the puolc uatil everything Is COM
Ileted IA connecrion win the inves t.ation.
THE NEW COMMISSIONERS.
Mr.. Edward l.. Donneiiy Is Treasurer OF the Tam
many Eali General Committee and Retired mer-
chant o, large wealth. He is about forty years OF
age and has never held onicia. position be!ore He
is hignly respectable gentleman, resides al No.
36s West Iweaty-eghtn street ana is very popular
with all classes. DE Is, oil course, democrat IN
politics.
Mr.. Isaac r. Bailey IS a republican and was born
in Engianu. He is about iorty-eght years oil age
nd leather merchant. He was member OF
the Committee Of seventy and IS at present Pres
ident oil the New England Society. Mr.. Bailey
ran Tor Congress ut last election in the Eleventh
district and was oealen by Colonel Benjamin A.
Wills.
Mr.. Townsend Cox was born on Long Island ana
lives No IS West Sixteenth street, ip TINS city,.
He is IN the brokerage business at No. 81 Ex-
cnange place, ana was formerly President OF the
Gold Exchange. In 1872 he was the candidate or
the Committee OF seventy for Alderman.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON Dec 2s-Arriyed, schrs = Davis from VIZ
ath-Arrived. schrs Ella M storer, wade, Cadh
Annie Brown (Br) Cock, Demarara; West Dennis, ke,,
AIdrich, Hendren, doi u L. Smith, Rockhlb aoi Mary
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, X. l.. Dec. "a. 1874.
Printing cloths dull and sac, 80 days, for
standard and extra 64xo4.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

Briggs Montana. and Cora.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TILE HAIIEAy HrnY

Steamer Francona. at Portland from New York, re-
ports that buoy belonging to Polocks Rip has
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY
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ST. JOHNS GUILD RELIEF FUND.

The following additional contributions have been
received by the Rev. Alvah Wiswall, Master of'st.
Johns Guild, No 50 varick street, and paid over to
Andrew W. Leggat, amoner:-
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Steamer Salts. Destiaatioa.1 Office
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VANCE 10 WICkUAM.
The following was from Mayor vance to the

NEW YORK Dec. Zh iett
Hon. WILLIAM II. wfcKHAN3-
My DEAR sfR-In the discharge Of the duties of the
Office have the honor to hold, hsve found II neces-
sary 10 remove Mr. James Bowen and Mr. Mycr Stern,
Commissi OF Public Charities and Correction
resigned and his resignation part OF the records VI
this office
Considering the circumstances under which vas so
Unexpectedly called upon 10 occupy the position OF
thet Magistrate o the city The near approach OF the
expiration OF the term have to serve and recognizing
the act that you the elected OF the people to sue
ceed me IN the MaSoraity, and responsible under the
law Tor the tuture government OF the city II IS my
opnion due V you not only that should consult you ~
10 the omsOnes who should be appointed, but that
you should name inc persons TO be appointed IN the
will appoint the 10 Mr Laimhecr, resigned
and non nation viii appoint tho succc ssors to
MI Bowen md Mr. stern.
will glad TO and arrange as 10 this matter
Of the day, as " exceedingly desirable
mat the gentlemen 10 be appointed should ener upon
their duties without any delay Very respectfully.
,. b. n. VANCE, Mayor.
MAYOR ELECT wICKHAA's REPLY.
Mayor-elect Wickham replied 10 the above as
folluws.-
Hon. s. n. II. VANCE. Mayor, &c. =
NV DFAr SIR csnowiedgng your favor Of this date
approaching this additional evidence oi
congdence beg herewith to Suggest 10 you Tor
appointment De Commissioners OF Chadtes ana Cor
rection, Eaward H. Donneily OF no 5t5 west twenty
third street in place oil James Bowen remover. ana
Townsend Cox No 10 West sixteenth street ~ place
WN. II. WICKHAM,
, 1874-09-01

sHEEp--Hecsirca, ESQ. There was moderate ]oca,
demand At S2.5QGa3.50 for poor 10 Mc.litm mad ut
f3.f61a.75 for Coud ia strictly choice,
NEW YORK;
NEW YonE, ANg. 3l..-DEEvra-Recoipts yesterday
and today 4,20 making 3,770 for the week. pratns.
$50 last week. Quality fresh; offering about ma
dium lfarkot fair, with slado advance from llat
Friday Exclusive Of ha1f-a.ozen cars Of puor ttock-
era at 34Ac, live weight natiyo stodra ranged from
eAo to l3Ac, and Texans and Cherokee fru,u &c to
0Ao. Tho beat largo droyo In market averaged 13c.
SlEEr AND LAAps-Frcs rocoiptg, 8, l60 making a.
go for tho wcok ngaiust SOP Last week Goud sheep
aud fat lambs In demand at fair prices hut poor Htock
had y slow Hale at very low figures. Sheep ranged
from % to &c. aud lambs from 6Ilc to 7ldc.
sw1NE-lecceipta - 000, making q, TAT for the week.
ngsnst $500 lnst week. Live wanted at GtG1.sc
Dressed barely steady 1t 81la9e for grasears, aud
EAST LIBERTY,
East LIBERTY, Pa. Aug. Receipts for
the last three days. a41l head for tho week, 70ai
head. Not much bus!noss doing to-day. Good cattio
arc hsn, Dut common 10 medium aro OF slightly
stoekers. 3ho TO 40.
Hoas-1eccipts for tho last three days, 1000
head for the woek, 17,115 head Philadelphia, $500
to t8.s Yorkers, S6.6u@720.
snEEp-licccipsa for tho last throc days, $500
bead; for t!s week. . 900 head. Best s400 to s5i0
medium, $4.0o to $3.50; common, $500 to 81. 90,
TT. LOUIS.
st. LOUIS. Aug. 3t.-uoos-Low grader weak beat
grades strong stockcrs, oos5o0; Yorkora, $575s
S;1s bacon grades, s6.oDG6.7s; butclora' S7.ouG5
CATrLE-unchaiigcd To1an, $o,ooOs.75; good to
clolca natives, $4.tJG30.0o.' =
, 1874-09-01

Alaa ~ IN bu barley slupod IY rail-, aud1 00 bu 10 by
lake u Buffalo.
An adyauco Of 1oc por 81 on tho rats Of ma
rims insurance On grain to buffalo will DO u,ado
Tomorrow (ruosday). Tho old ratc WAS zoe with
10c OFF; tho now rate will DO 800 with TOO or. 4
corresponding advance will be mntlo in ratoa to
other points. It il about timo for carriers to
move In tho samo direction il it be dono this
AcAHuil.
Iho loading produce markets. woro moderately
aetlYo to-day oxoept in provisions, and thoy
Wero genorally atoaaler, though With i downward
!o'lae.oy IN most departments. lluin.; tho laBt
tay o. tho month, tho trading wnn al.lloHt COLI
lhod TO tlie speculative 1inot either sottIing M
A,ugust deals, or getting ready for September
aoAyefiea GU thu morrow. NoyartheloeH the out-
Mafa movement OF gram, md arrangements
fiiorofor, wero moro aotivo than tho average OF
tue past two Or threo luyH.
Tic doinsna Tor dry goods continues to in
cfease anu pfces remain ri1 forAtandar protl,t,
tlons Stocks aro III excolient condition, I1!oro wes
ltboral movement in Btaplogrocorios and = fair
aMauns or G1do Eoodh waH also diatrIbuto{l. at
priooa not quotably different from those current
Mt Tie cloHe OF laat week. Sugars are stronger.
and Al advances soemB imminent. erups, i'm
1aaacs. md rico aro a4il! eauY soara arc stroup,
and tho bout Good1 arc hold a 10 higher, Thoroo
was fair inquiry for butter a,Ml cheoao and for
nler rprioos wore firmly maintained. In tho buyriur
market no chnngea were noted. Coal waa HUI
though pi1cca wers unchanged, except for Lo.
high and Laoka1snnal which Soto advanced 26o
, 1874-09-01

foasurns - ., ~, r,t 80, nG eeuo5at
trale was fair IN lis ar1rease It liz
TIN pIATEEIC iosi4 iii IN ia 1rr1a s1n m. IN
40 Sla,ao: do, rooilnE. 1i5 IT, si1 I'd: 10 eo!as
Sa!.oV ' S'A''S' wv -'1-''
Pro Tts-Iarre, CSC: small. aeo. b,r aoc
goLpEn-Ne: ], a2e;' No. J. lss.' D'' s'
do, g,5o '' '>4S' ' '>.VSSs' '''0 p'p'' o;9'' eu'
CorrEn-pottoms, 31c : sneatl,pe coppsr aac.
SHEET X1Nc-Fu caels. 5sSe: ,asr o,,nntity w 1oc
alsDs, aile, ~ '>sS' 'S'" 41A"''''' A's'
SnExT 1noN-No a. 4:>o ratcs: 1,,,ap,a IRON q IN II
fncilsiye 4,o: do Nn stof,"5 ;s A,nria' 10 ~ -
sa-A. i5Xc; j, i!c. s''' @''' "l''''4'A' ''''-
WlKE-Nos, l 10 d. DC. tn O. I'm. IN to ri III. 10
Ike; la and H. Iskc:1 1s md ID ia: - ~ " 1ds ~
1865; io 19o; 9o 10 full bundle 80 ,or can't ia,
count fenee ylro. Gc '"'' oA''' w po' een' "'9-
NA1LB-Wure in moderate demand md ste,lv IN.
ports that rates aro cut cat,o a tracc tn snv rcno
sourca o2a0 nor kcr n sa< ,ot n, NJ -ny nnL ~ ~
s3e7X; Cd DO, slla4; III DO, Sl.a7E: 81 d. ts'laE;
NAVAL: sToliE;GTao Tic; :Serars demand for ronca
mud other gooda waa rcnorted: Ma,;tIa ROM " H.
lG3l7o; siaai rnpo, q b l3taiic: henn sas 'cnr' H.
~ H. 1sSnan n,nr,n, e ~ faGa.;;nat sn 1n @ sn, ~
L. i75lSc oakum y lr,ie ~ * Sa5 n n,to .0 = r
s5h11o00; tar q iii. si.7oaS.0o: rostn 4.6o1a7 X,
u brl. ' N'''S'''''
, 1874-09-01
REAL ESTATE.


THE SEW YonK MARKET.
The weak cloacs with no frosh Indications, but
tho increasing nttondanco Mt tho auction saloa
betokena feeling which dull markota and ou-
forced idlenoso caanot roprcss.
BuHincaB hah been 1ncagro throughout tho
wock, and with the exception OF ono sale report
cd at private contract. Ina, as far na soen. boon
confined to legal salcg. Tho fall Bcason for real
eRtato i9 about onening, and the ovcnta Of tho
next few wcoks will spank moro clearly than any
prediction. Asyet wo hayo ne changes to ro-
cor1. Tho market i1 moro positive In tono, be-
calso ovnorn hayo strengthened thcir faith but
results aons eau develop tile o.tcnt OF this feo-
inE;-Ae,o f; lork Euc''ing Post, AMy. 20.
The following Instruments worotfied for record
on Monday, Aug. 9l:' ...
Bloom Ut. bot Thirty-tfth and Thirly-alxth sts,
ei. l491l2sM IT, dated Aug. 2o.....:...:.:. 5000
n3ss Il dstst .,!o y o' % n'"atkee aV' S nm
rig premises No. ss lark av. dated Xax: l'ss0
Hant i, % oi Elizabeth IT. j. ii.s II ''0
wsst antloph 81 cor Of oarii: ii, ;;x '''
tlasrlck q. Walail to Henry +. Jones) 80. ae,5oo
b!s,narck 81, lsl It Q Of California av,Hf 25x
pssben ~ e. ,s It. s S9s fn 81 Il Fwsaiy:;si Il ii: es
Fourth AZ, 10 i 81 harrison Il, l. 2iT1 wv
looft. dateI Ang. .25....................... $500
souTn OF ofrx L1uIFs WITHIN 4 RADIUS os REYEN
A1LI.a or couNT-nousE.
Lot 81, IN T4ltutRcn'a part Of Lot II, Of rail-
road, in soc TO- 4s, i, datod Aug. 2o..... $500
Lots atisl y, tii rcauhdiVision of q block6,
dated Aug. sl............. ...,....:....... $500
y nHaw Auw K Soc. 8, ". II, dated
Lou ~" and III IlocE H. hssnaals, dated Aug 10000
?a...:.. ....................... 1000
Sc. i, III, a. dated Auu. 3l Go. 10000
Lot II, In 1lca Il Valentines Lots II to 20, or
polgina' y Sc Il Of II q Il Sec. .. rs, II,
, 1874-09-01

;3S9 tasiFy yaoat ,s IT.. l,e 1s Sa a:' With bags
A., TEAH-Ara doing fairly. Japana ara 1neoting Win
iho nsoht attention. and display inhr0 hrin'eaa
that, other descriptions. we q'loto: Young hyaen
o,,a;na o%n;aon to fatr, .o good, 5oano 90,
t old .,a ,hyson estse5o; common inart.l, 4saeos good
70 sos soso do :os fair 70 good gn'inower
1GsSs1' @ s'ons Ms,oy *loo@l9 astra Moyqne 70
common cotaaao 70 good d. o5@7so; fatr 10 at9d ol
Gea9sc comnon d. 35Es common to fito oolong
9oel. 051oto choice to extra, 85ot7si no.
!obhCco-Tiia tohhrco trado was rcaAorab]y activa,
au31 the market was strong At fnlly lala priees
EInR ouE-E1tra, 7oaB5o choice, c0ao5o medium,
eol9beo loor 10 common, 4ota 4Ic
black, sound, aaG150c.
., sHos,En@aSa 70 eloec, a2aaso medium so8
W00D-Wn gi,nta prices atnatly a. follows Beech
-deliroro1. "''o''''e
order bnnnMd from Western manufacturer Eascru
buyers nro osit of tbs market, VIC ropoat
Good to prime tnn-Wnshcl. k96arNo
Poor 10 good tl6-whap1. 46Gab1o
Ftnp and medium wnsllcl Accco. 46N5 ia
Uoarae "aahod hoecc... .40da46s
Aeuiam IN! coarse unWashcA. .32G}3io
fina uawasheu: .27d33ao
Unmerehantabtc md bury wool. 6d9l0o loss.
, 1874-09-01

maFrcs Un1er n,ct circumstances, tl,croforo, II Ia
but rcAsnnn!o 10 uppoge that hutts,h4a noM slini be
Anxtout for thu future. MID tin. tIlcy should o1NrouH
lhulr nnxety lii lilo form Of nlarIu WHOM Il t1lpos on
thalr capital.
LATEST.
law YoRH, Aug. 9l.-Aloaoy, 2@21So; primo
mercantile Unlcr, 60e7c.
osater!ing DUH ut 4so,f 14ssSl for 60 days, aud
Customs rocoipta fi57, ,o00.
Gold Atoatly q l0o2ld01O01ac. borrowing ratee,
C'cnriuge, ~, ,O0U, 900. ~'1'0'"
dull. @ A"'A'A" ooAo'
:, stooks aetvo, irregular. and rather wonk, with
tho exception of ERIC, which. advanced to 8i}G6,
Tile marlsot closed dull nntl steady. Among Il,o
naicn acn to'day worc % 900 aaroa Wostorn Ufton,
8.ooo raoillc Mail 2600o Eric, "a, 900 Inko Shore,
l0,o0o Union Pacific. and II, 600 Wabash,
, 1874-09-01
Money AND CO IN N VlERCE
FINANCIAL,

MONDAY Evrs1yn+ Aus. 81.
Tho nlonoy.marlot WAS dull to-day. At tho
,suka tho domaud for loans was not In ceuc,ni
ncl, aa the aoaaon would justify, and, OIL Tho
Hront, shcro wan litslo paper of{orin;. Tho do
uand Tor money to carry grain is small.
The rsto Of discount rornains at 10 per cent
br regular ouotomers aud 2 or 8 per cent lcss
10 Independent borrowers, according to time
securities, etc. Money on tho Atroot IN st91S ror
scnt noal-oatato loans aro oGDiO por cent.
Tho clcnringa arc large, rising today to
e4Uo0000.
Now York Exchange was moro active, and was
BOLD at 25o discount to rar, botwcon banks, for
el,ooo Counter rates waro par TO lilo of,
selling.
On Saturday tho Board OF Truntoea Of tho
Town Of flnko adopted II resolution authorizing
warrants to 10 drawn for aso, 900, to DO paid III
Town OF Lake wntcr-bontn
BONDS AND GOLD.
nA.M F..
, 1874-09-01

Withdrawn from atoro OIL Saturday for city
consumption: 1.87G bu corn; A,5A4 bu onts;
39s bu rye $3.50 bu barlcy.
The following grain hca bcou inspected into
store tlls morning up to 10 O'clock: car no.
ROD wintor wheat; ~ cars No. spring; 9i3 cars
Eo.2 10; GO cars No. do; car rejected do
Caa4 wheat; VI enrs aud %, 600 bu lligh-mixed
corn; 25o cars and C3,G00 bu No. do; s .cara
rejected do 2 cara no grade do (327 CORN; SO
cars whito osts; 5o cars eud $500 bu No. DO ;
. cars rejected do (oe onts); 7 cars No. 9 rye;
o cars No. barley; G cars No. 8 do 8 cars ro-
1ccted do. Total ISIS carg), 444,O0o bu. III
speeted out: 1od, ,970 bu wheat; 93,997 hu corn;
7,9so bu oats 4,Sn bu ryo 81d4 bu barley.
Tho following table shows tho distribution Of
the b1eatlstutfs shipped from this city during the
past wcelt:
, 1874-09-01

ARRIVED.
sem. scns Jq qara. Lnos1s' 1sx T,S s,,Ss IIxs: s o
asnr st:hr 4ntara. braid rail- , 1Iav,t l,,,nimr.
seLr 1Jai,,ht LnIN.;a's rior' Wool
Eco.. 1in6SIsi{.us Wt,iio IL, wnca
cbr g.br isciIa 1iiiiss,, ! t1svrgo a,It Tps
Sc1,r 1Jrzjo D"ar It sJnsa',f, n,,oh.-
schr ithars- % 1ins.sToml !,imi,ar S'
scnr Sch. ImM1,,,,,on Isiset Crnop 1,,,n,,or
ashr ashr ti.r, s1nni.tt" % 1,,n,,,sv n' 'a4''oos'
achr q +, ,,rn1,uxtnu hTaniutn. ,,,;1,,,,,
ecn.x Ho,1fh SIdn. Wi;io f'aHe i,,n,t'er ,E'aw3'
a.1,r aeGr So' X Kiua @ p",,,W.tas t" 5,n. !am'
scj.r c Fiaher. II % dra,,ii i"St' M"Seu harn saHoee'
se,'r sei,r 1n' III f',Iinntna3 t.a3in. 1aIx'
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eoxIgxnttasts eesi % j. lisss: ifss: At n.et!ns Of
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Valley xo insna Ioak sao nGnt
Wllaaon: s5.oo. ''' ''''N' '''' 4s'''l''A' $''''
ooorEnAGE-ri -riercea and pork barrols were in fair
ard orcta ssd %; or barpos t.es 4ssss wnts.
Il Ssrss' s Rss1 .aSss rss sS
s20oJ@s3oo; I1ckei or sawsl; ssaoo@asoo; whisky
sts1s; sss ,sSs So Il a. 6
sts;ay i i?siss .< "'.' ~ '4'' ''tA f'4'''' a'u
fair. fs,r snd, linproylnF Local a vs :. eoaniry
ysF' sSv "fsS orernE Fonos bSE and rec
wl1tonah, Xiii, s5.s5Gs5.:3: No, % ! do. Ss.i5cs
go; Mo. l trout: s4.76@4.Bo; No. slora
family mnckcroi. khris sn.oomGIqs.' M. shor,,
kits. $10091!D; bunk eo1f1nl, $575
rlna, sp!it, Gr!s $s,5ot3o,9o do, Sbri, siasa4
taS5sdos L h5 :. herflnG r9Sna hrl o nl
ooo cssa.troat 3Sn9s doz nsFo9'en an ao ssss
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ss e sslt in t.s III. 1ss gs ssn Rss9 a soass n
e1stvo{ ;sy ~ ats no sanEs. L
pruncs, 11h@13hc: raistns, laJtra 81. 35tS3 45:
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s12si sssess: as!ss; !!afs :;
--Iiibcsts. ,15aioo almoaas. Tesraeons, saaSio;
14@l5o; 1,razils. lo@11c: rocans, Texas, 1o@1lc;
Wilmington roanuta, fancy, i2s13c: do second quail
nuts, 7Gsac.
,o1tEtN FRu1Ts--Nalvo fruita moro In Hhur-
9 a. 'un sna a moderate o. Lower prices
Meana a Trenc 'GnG in oxes
pssa t: rs,shs sa I'll Si@
reera, aoce5slo per box or baskst; Dsmxon risnaa
stso pr California pcara $9.oc@4 90 per bor do
rnme 1 ; *ou. q" grarea l2oo 1sr case
| ss,9oesa 90. - >""'' ~ '~N''
Ill., sesf sru ss9nss sa aoa'ss. oss e an
sSIs pSSsss .a; Wilt ose VIII lily
a. f follows
n!.uAns. sopA-7@IKc.
o, GopfEEs-alaenn1 "a lGs56c U. G. Java, 32t0
;Ste 5aya, No.? ehpco plantation Coy
Sin III; 11neS @ 1Ho 2l9tastTo; choice do
common common 40. 22&a2So; soasstng Do, :n:ttta2i,o;
snngapofs anep davs. AAGaaAe Costa Rlca fancy. 2lti
sHn; 10. 3rae ~ s5G' iMesas,1so aS2se
ny weight. ishGSiic; do shots weight 9N@13c.
,, n1GE-1a;ha. 5a5ac; Aansooh' iA@71o; csro-
6uoAns-I1tcht cut Ioaf, l3sGf19tsc: crushed and
rowaeFca' di:s@aaiNe; gfannaseti' l1h@i1ko: 4,
| atanlare, , lo2t@lu4cs 90 no. 1ostg9loAo: u,
loMSa'to>.c: extra q, !o:1f9l0%ci NO. 1oti
gsiIuae; sIt, scnnW. nSG 70, y.e ehoeo nroWn' go
r,a1as. ra1no ~. u.@u5e !alf 10. oSSSafe: cnolca
mon 20, 7'fSa9Ec.