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The New York herald., 1874-07-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

qst;sn sss s;ssE s good fsss L, is
Exports coastwise, ~. Sales, 49,
Cotton sas, and sss Saratsss sy
rs sas @ Stock % "a %ses net eTst s
e ,ns saSsns' @ % eSa.;w.s @
sues -''-' MonMr, July q! is74
pSr. Iss sSSa Sr?aEy sales M fess Weekly
sAvASSAH, July "a. 1874.
s-o co0s s. sgG %dS"s ss yssss
ceipts, 4i6 bales; gross, fl6 Exports coastwise,
Liza Sales, 65l. 49,.
Go?" - s.5 @ @ Net Net sssJ Tssp 81 q bales sSs
Exports-Coas;wisc, 1875 France, ,eo3 sales. sos
sha%sed; ss go Nys"sss club q s. Corn .csdS; s.ics
s9i SIS u@Sss H'
ss S ao4 a. sa ars on mSs1
s2s, 70 the lnas9n r. ga s to % New I York Lake re-
shipments-2,2Dj bushels wheat, 900 feet lumber
BUFFALO, July "A, 1874.
Flour our s52 G5is Wheat $50 bushels corn ss DO;
s scla do Do osn aws SS.Es:
corn, 6SV d, oats: 6lCo ao, anal ircsnts-wheas
s;s Sss as ss;s
%p'yr price. e M "
S%she @ sFS o 1Sy pi sc TIC S0'p oos a' r i sales
saT at Il & NJ ass a f r S; nsS a" %
81 30 a 81 30. Other articles unchanged.
TOLEDO July q, ISL
s:as 1.eS %s5s Wis IS Ss;;i$ A;
August: 81 10 September; No. Dayton ana N,chigan
red 81 49,; No 2do VI 49, spot 81 ls hugust; No; ,
aud lower h9h mixed CSC spot SSc sGpsm1rf 'SM Sn
changed No. 2 DC spot: SIC. August; Ss,sc Septtm
bcr MICHIGAN, 62c frcghis dull; nothing oneer,ing;
Reccintsa70 0D bushels wheat, 29O0 do corn anu wO
do oats shpments-7i,OJ0 bushels wheat a2'oW do.
corn and 900 do oats c..o ,.,, q. 1874
v,o, o,o, and unc hanged. Wheat active, higher and
No 2spring 81 lO closed AT 81 l0 for spot
or JuIy Al Or, 81 Wss for august 81 0t 0H4 Tor
duh and lower, at 6iisc ga ior 40 mixed closed
M Tho inside prlce spot July, b2sc. old for August
recctcd 6lc oats dun and nominal at J6c 57c. for
M q spot; 50lsc. 5lisc tor No. 2 July. Rye hrmer,
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ROBBED IN A CONCERT SALOON.

Now and then cases. lew OF the many, come up
at the Tombs, in which the complainants are men
who have been seduced into and robbed in low
concert saloons. The Bowery aud Chatham street
are lined on either side with these vile dens and
even the police do not know how much villany Is
perpetrated in them. Some OF the victims, whose
sense of justice overcomes the prejudices about
publicity, appear In court from time to time and
bring the villains to justice. Sucn man Is Jonn
O'Hara. At two O'Clock Yesterday morn.
Ing he went into place at NO. l92
Chatham street and got a drink. AS he
was leaving, the proprietor OF the place. q
burly German named MavOudc. TOOK him BY the
throat and relieved him OF 500 In currency ana
some trnkets. In the robbery John Goodkind ae.
sisted, he holding O'Haras hands while the other
rifled mis- pockets Oflccr Grace, Of the Sixth pre-.
cinct, on hts beat IN Chatham street, and
hearing q row went down to the place to stop II.
Here he heard O'Hara's story and arrested
MavouGe and Goodklnd. Tnev pleaded not guilty
to the charge and were released on bail IN $4,000
EACH They will be tried at the Court OF General
Sessions in the carly part Of next week.
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2:3O to 3 p. M.
CLOSING PRIUEs-s O'CLOCK P. M,
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull-Elour Steadicr-,vheat,
Corn and Oats Decidedly Firmcr-
Pork Higher-Lard Firmcr-Groceries
Steady-Freights Dull and Easicr--
Petroleum mUnchanged-Spfrits Turpen-
tine Easier-Rosin Flrm-WctnIs Dull
Wool Active and Firm - WbisJxey
Steady.
FRIDAY, July 2J--5 p. NJ.
The trade movement was moderats to-day, show
ing very gradual Improvement OUTSIDE the specu-
lative arena. On 'Change the markets were IT.
regular. Flour was stcader-it We except certain
grades OF Southern, which were sold under
positive orders at extremely low figures.
Wheat, corn and oats were scarce and
decidedly frmer, with fairly active
demand. whiskey active and iirm. The hog
product continued puoyant and again advanced under
II scarcity and lrmer markets elsewhere. Both pork
and. lard strong. Frcight were duh and weak,
both on the berth and for charter Cotton
dull and unchanged for spot" but declined &c for
future" Groceries quiet but steady. Petroleum
dull but the value remained steady. Spirits of tur.
pcntinc dull and EASIER while the market for rosin
was active firm. Metals were dull but not mate
rally changed in value. Wool active and the mar
kct firm.
AsnEs Receipts the past three days 80 packages
Trade has very Moderate with pots quoted at &C
per h., and pearls nominally at So
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THE IMPRISONED SALARY BROKER.
moNr1NuED FROM EIGHTH PAeE.l

tsose who now Willy me. ! would have been
uratefu could have had the opportunity TO prove
nv GOOD faith and intentions IN returning vOlun-
tariiy 20 New York. That hope is now gone.
nave been the victim OF those in whom
rrusted. Foiled IN their Efforts to
a,scoyer an immense mythical amount
n: money In my possession land failed, for the
simple reason that it had no existence), l, who
have trusted IN them, am now shown their true
colOrs. can only struggle on, earnestly hoping
mat time will prove me, as 1t has III my whole life
M to this unfortunate business. anything but the
cold. .blooded, thievng villain IL is so lndusnousy
ytriven to make me out.
which 80 much Importance Is attached, may be
lound though l strongly suspect that some who
ire camoring most loudly are really most in
serested IN Keeping 1t hid. 1t was written very
hurriedy. and enclosed my keys, to be handed tn
my creditors 1t NAV have contained some un-
paatabe truths. have no distinct recollection OF
what wrote under so great excitement. but pre-
sumo 1t struck as hard one way as another.
Il. X. WINSHIP.
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THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
GOLD

opened at 1905 and closed at the same figure,
which was the highest OF the day. intermediate
sales we're made at 1O9A. The foreign bankers and
one american banker were sellers to the extent OF
$5,000,0 900. which created rumor that o foreign
syndicate had been awarded $50, 900 OF the new
loan. The carrying rates were to per cent, bor-
rowing nat. The customs receipts were $780,, GOO.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out to-day s11,COo in re-
deEption OF ilve.twenty bonds ana Sl42,c00 on ac-
count OF interest.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was hrmer, the basis OF 4.Ss for sixty days.
sterling and 4.9Ok for short sight Selling rates,
4s7 and 4s9r. Continental was steady; reich
marks, 95s, and 96ss; cables, 965s a o.; Prime
Paris. 5l3s4 and jI0'S.
THE MONEY MARKET
continues to exhibit extreme ease, with money at
land per cent on call, ana TO per cent for
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A BOY HORSE THIEF LYNCHED.
A st. Joseph (Mo.) despatch to the St. Louis n
publican OF the ed SAYS

A st. Joseph (Mo.) despatch to the st. Louis 70
publican OF the ed says:-
Full particulars OF the hanging Of the boy horse
thief James Ross, In Holt county, have been re-
celved here. On the 9th inst. he stole fine mare
from John Marshall, OF Bigelow Holt county, and
brought her to thus city and sold her. She was
traced and the thieves detected and Ross arrested
1T Bigelow on last Friday. He acknowledged his
guilt ana In default OF $1,000 bail was started to
jail. on saturday night, when some four miles
from Bigelow, on the road to Oregon, the county
seat lie was taken from the hands OF the constable
and hung to tree. The officer appears to
have made little or no resistance. 1t is
believed that the ynchers are mostly
men OF property living In Bgelow, who have hith-
erto borne respectable character. James Ross,
the murdered man, was about eighteen years Of
age. His parents came from ONO many years
ago, and are now living in Wayne county, Iowa.
His fathers name Is John IL. Ross, and he owns a
handsome property. James did not wish that hts
parents should ever hear OF his guilt, and mani
tested considerable feeling when speaking OF them.
lie stated TO Squire Long that he had come to Holt
county to work during the harvest, but failing to
OBTAIN employment had stolen the mare and taken
her to ST. Joseph. IL rs believed that the boy had
Older accompliccs ana those more guilty than
himself Holt county Is intensely excited over this
tragic event, and the mass o her citizens feel that
they have been disgreceh ~ hall dozen ms-
guided men.
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THE RECENT FOURTH AVENUE TUNNEL
CASUALTY.
Death OF william HeaIcy-Censure of
the Contractor.


Yesterday afternoon Coroner Woltman investi-
gated the circumstances attending the death OF
william Healey, laborcr, late of Ninety-sixth
street and Lexington avenue, who, on the 14th
inst. was crushed to death by the falling of
portion ui the Fourth avenue tunnel at Ninetleth
street and Fourth avenue. several men eni'
rloyed on the Fourth avenue Improvement at that
point testified that tney considered the tunnel
SALE but Colbert King the contractor, deposed that
several men lett through lear OF danger by work.
ing IN the tunnel, and others were engaged IN
their places. A brace was then erected 10 make
The top OF the tunnel more secure, and on the
morning of the occurrence blast was exploded,
Immediately alter which deceased and two or
three others returned to their work. when Il mass
OF rock, mortar and carth lc in upon them. The
jury. alter listening carefully, rendered the lol-
lowing
VERDICT
''That william Hcalcy came to his death by IN
juries received on July a. 1874, NJ Nineueth street
and Fourth avenue, by portion OF the ROOT OF
the tunnel falling on him, and we consider the
death OF William Hcalcy was caused by the negll-
gence O the contractor, Albert King IN not using
sufficient precauton to examine the condition and
danger OF the tunnel.r
should any iurther action he taken by the
trends OF deceased IL will be III the nature of q
civil suit 1Or damages.
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%hea was IS in demsna q q and decidedly he
s$2s ,5s S fs;S;
aHd rsa Os g 3 tor % neM @
Corn demand and prices higher me sales
closing asess @ outside 'asas sa4s @ FOR A"s
high mixed to yellow, and gc. In store for white
'sc and
%e R and a nomns in nSn the aS
scnce Of reported transactions Co. ,.r, ,.o,nn..
NAMED quiet and easy Rates on grain to liverpool
on he m was v also slow e
fl"sed dull and weak m The , sngagements wSrezro
xfpoS os Of ~ % se%y s BY SAIL M
b6ls rGsin a on & private terms TO Lonh1m ny M steam M
and SS5 Of he n"s SO'fsS Ia @
s @ 8 BRITISH a q, s hence % TO Pc s
Roads for orders with $500 quarters OF grain, at IS 3D.
H Semen wh qT Of
aSa Ss por m GS The Of u'HS % G
brig Hence to corunna with 800 bhs and 800 eases Of
refined do at 5s 3D. and SOC. and back irom Malaga.
dO@sss cloth the marke. ruled strong
since last roIis here and in so,i%" a, l:s
for heavy ayeraEe B9rneo and Gouroorc at c bags
SSr nsax asn H hemp he market generally
s.eaEng ruled dun sale Eas ru%Srea q bales M
A%%sriesn tor double sa 8 oS Sr
p au s. IS So ssa eif" e but
i " s closed fm at e e ?
We no'e sales since our last OF 90 bales att 2'c, cur
'ibrs.--rhe market has exhibited no material change
ions steady prices within the range Of quotations
y Ne a" Is @ y ss @ s G' @
s = Re as 1sSS lbs lbs CsFTs"'ss &c. S g @
~ lbs 21c.; California. 2a lbs 25 lbs, 2te.; Cen
s g" ia q lbs = lbs & AZ ao ID csca a"oos aa a nd
NeSs1% 8 rs b:; g. ycrs ~ ofaz !.
Can @ s an9 Tssss'2 ss s sy M pn4 nsA@S &c. / soss S
aa Z j. 10 lbs 81 e b. lbs c 5Gro G"SsS "Ssesa and ana k;o I
Hasne %rS and gSsed y: Ms i. Ne rGr IA
!s 9las and i az Ss g ErSa s hey
y lbs . lbs. zlsc. s,c ana Western, % ms Is bf
@ Bcnd sS Tcs rio kp "pDs D
sSf sS c ;e''Gs ana Sraai Gambia lsS%i Blu lS'
i cs sod hsS run Msscan as
. sso MI I,s Isc ,e5namSucc lbs Os
sc s g 'ss f IS sss TIC Ses
so"ins% s" saG' ana Western % ~ .ss @ sas @
InPy S lux d"S rands
@ o 1s 2 Ss NJ and h. PARA $ lbs % Ss m lls
Texas pulled, 30 lbs 70 lbs I21c. lsc do, do, COWS
lsc'; DO, packers, eo lbs. IS b.., ne. ne; do:
knife. 30 lbs ~ lbs, i0h,c New orleans Al lbs 81
lbs, lie. Ne country and Western. 90 lbs 70 lbs.
tsc souhcrn, ~ lbs 80 lbs, gsc city slaughter, OK
currency; selected. East inda-Cacn,ta sla9sn,er
i5sc,; do. dead green do, lbs l21s lbs i3hc do
Buffalo, l, lbs ~ lbs. l3c. l3sc; singapore. do. "a
lbs 80 lbs. Oc. llc Manila, do. % lbs. ~ lbs De-
IOc gold.
nors. Receipts OF domestic for the week 300 bales
making total of ~ ia0 bales since September 1s1
against 1884 for the same period last year Market
this date as follows Our market has been exren,e
dull this week. and In the all the discouragin
reports nom the English plantations prices here hav
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higher ssd scarce at 800 Sc tor No Barley dull ssa
.sSs IN tuy Is s
SIS Is s3f %; closed az the inside price Lard nrn
key sold At sse FIeish.s quiet and weak corn to Bu
closed lower at 81 o. July 81 06s, August Corn 6hc
July; 631ac, August Receipts.hO0 bbls hour. 400
barley. shipme ents-4OoO bbls. -four, 5000 bushels
wheat l64,0D0 do. corn, IOu do oats, ana 2ouo Do
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prime mercantile paper. the rates being graduated
to the length OF time the paper runs. The Treas
urer at Washington to-day received $557,ooo
bank notes for redemption.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
to-day were generally quiet and steady, Erie on
the whole active. $3.50 was Withdrawn from
the Bank OF England on balance to-day. Closing
prices were as ioows:-Consols for money, 92As
92& DO. Tor the account, 921s 90; old '65 bonds,
100; '69 bonds, 100 1904; new ives, 1888; ten
forty bonds. 1865; Erie, 297i. Rentes at Paris
were buoyant, 62l. l0c. United States bonds OF
1862 at Frankfort, 97ss. Amsterdam prices were
72A Union Pacific stock, 1914; Northwestern pre-
1erred, 4sA Erie 2sn.
GOVERNMENTS
were firm, without other features than those men,
toned in connection with the new loan, and
closed as follows :-United States currency siXes
NY a 1ls; do. skies. 1881, registered, ll6's
1865; do. do. do, coupons lls1s ll9; do fve-
twentes, 1867, registered, lib 1885 do do. do,
coupons, 1l3 a 1l3H; do. do, 1864, registered,
114a a IFS; do. do do, coupons. 115'i 1l6; do.
do, 1865, registered, lis 115; do. do. do, cou
pOns, III 11711; do. do, 1865 new, registered.
ll51s n53s: do. do. do, coupons, l1d% 1861 ;
do do, 1867. registered, 1l5}a l152; do do. do,
coupons, 1l7ss 1175s: DO. do., 1858, registered,
l18s 116H: do. do. do, coupons, 117ss lis; do
ten-Orties, registered, 1925 1928; do. do, cou
pons. 113 l13A ; do fves, 1851, registered, 1ll<
1l2 do. do. do, coupons, 1l3 q 113ls.
IN THE MISCELLANEOUS BOND MARKET
railway mortgages were firm small dealings
New York Central first brought 1O42i for both cou-
pom and registered; Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold bonds advanced to 7Tss. sale
of Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota first was
reported at So. state bonds were dull, the only
ported transaction having been IN Virginia con-
solidated which sold at 52is Tor lot of ST. 600.
Bank shares sold ar 10 for American Exchange.
Central Pacific bonds closed at sS a SO and Union
Paci6cs s21s s3s4 for frsts, s0aS a 81 for land
grants and &c a II for incomes. Western Pacific
gold bonds S0d a 81.
OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
The total imports OF dry goods at this port for
the week ending to-day were 81, $50, '93 ana the
amount marketed $2,337,2Os. The imports for the
corresponding week Of last year were 81, 75e, ,s67
and for 1872, SO, 169,4l9.
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
8 Of cotton ot al
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

- HAVANA, July q 1874
cnangs quiet ON United States sixty days currency,
~ i.Sper cent premium do short sight do, l25 7t
pSbemum prem ,sh, DO sixty days gold 36 lss prcniium do
l7o premium on Paris l39 lil premium
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declined fully &c. III nearly all descriptions Our
own crop reports, though somewhat Conflicting from
some oil the districts the hole, quite favorable
ano AS We are within about thirty ne CROP
brewer, are holding on under the hope and xpeota-
ton OF lower prices and this the present
stagnation n the trade Under ordinary circumstances
the very discouraginS accounts from England would
and cause speculative movement Now there
Is not dealer in the trade here who has the
pluck to buy bale to put away INTO his lofts abide
the chances OF short crop and higher prices
order from his brewer Tor few bales and has
anything suitable in hs own stock all he has
so on the market and buy. and notice thar he will
be very careful not TO purchase single bale than
his order calls tor. Brewers are exercising the
caution and a to see any speculation in the article and
buy Just enough at time 10 meet their immediate neces
sites no more This is the exact state OF the trade.
the the of holders OF stock
other is not surprising that late prices have
not been sustained. We quote American. new,
good to choice. 2c 25c American, new, low 10 fair,
0c l5c ;yearings l3c DC oids, &c. lOc Bavarans
(genuine), 2)c. 25c Bavarians patenD. loc 2c.;
English, lsc. &c Begians nominal 2c. l7c; Cali
forni0ns. 3c. IA 21ac per 10"
lRoN.-The market tor both American and Scotch pig
ruled dun, with quotations not essentially changed No
sales were reported We quote AMERICAN. No ], $X;
No $50; do. forge $27 50 SIS Scotch Eglinton NO
x24: Gcngaruock. No. J. $50: Cotness 81; Summerce.
$36 $50 81 Der ton.
LEArHER.-The market tor hemock sole continued
uuieL with purchases restricted small lots 10 meet
Immediate requirements. 1he stock hand Is fairy
assorted with the exception OF scarcity Of prime over
weight Buenos Ayres The receipts Tor the week foot
81 go SIDES and 2765 bales The exports reached 66W
sides. Values were quoted steady as follows
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS PRoDucE MARxET.-Lospos. July sS-Eveu.
ing.-Common rosin, Is, 3D. 6s cd per cwt Iinserd
OIL Ell 9s f2s per tun Spirits urpentnc 25s 2Ss 81
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lU
For delivery (bass low middng the sales have
been as follows last evening after two oclockAu
gust 800 bales at 9ssc september, llo at 6 q BE
loo at is 7i6c 100 at I61sc Total 44O0 bales. To-day
W M 10 6G at 1s = SSs 3 I1 " at l6
40 at l6lac October, 800 at 161sc 500 at Is 6l6c 100
l6 5S2c $40 at ID 6c g0 at Il iS52c 100 az 1896 200
Is Is sc 'fs Sccenssr at issc % 100 ss so at
Is 5i6c. Total H. 4W bales. Grand total 2s 200 bales
The receipts at the various ports WIRE & as M
sS: Charleston 81 Wilmington, 81 Norfolk 1853; Brmore
60; New York II Philadelphia; ll6 Total sss bales
This day last week s5i this day last year sl7s Rates
Hamburg by steam &c; by sail &c. TO ,tremen, BY
So fa Gy @ dr I ic continued fair and the
market was firm We note further sales OF 45U3 bags
Talisman. 1T 2oiac. per h. Mild coffee was inquired
actions: market firm We qnotc:-Ro ordinary cargoes,
prime M dc 2ic ssc extreme range for lots, i9c
@s !aya soysrnmen sv1n bags 2 Msraco as gEass
Domingo l6,Sc l7ac.; Porto Rice l9sac 2c. Costa
2llsc. Curacoa lsc 2uc. gold, % u 30 days
EGGs.-We notice only light demand to day, with
choice brands Of Western obtanabe ut 23c he market
Jersey and near by. &c. a &c; State and Pennsyl-
Western d. sc other wssierE 2Hr s ,,.
20 I'D bushels; corn p $50 do meal $40 bbls. rye
l3O bushels. The flour market was more steady and
Unchanged The up 900 bbls. southern aour
dull and lower family brands being forced OF At 75c
81 per bbl decline In some cases Corn meal was quiet
for Bramdywine 81 Is 81 30 for jersey and Raltimore
and IS rs 81 for Western City sacked meal quoted
81 "A Tor coase 81 ~ for me sted ~ os Tor bolted ycl
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$1,000 Va 6's, con. ..b c

$1,000 Va 6's, con. :. b c
l4OU0 9 Il N W C C & b..
1900 do. :.
1000 Bur, CIR Il VI lst..
500 n Y Cen Isl, r. -.
2SUU NY Z lst III, b G
1000 Tn Pac lstm.....
1000 I'm Pac rs, lg b.
5000 Pac Rit OF NJ lst.,
lUUUJ st l. Il | NJ LIST IN.
1000 T. = Il w. lst, ED
1000 CT West I'd IN. ....
1000 LAT, Bl'n& Miss lst
20 shs Am tx Bank.
7UU West Tn Tel. b c. s3
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FINANCIAL.

T REASONABLE RATES.-MONtY on LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities Insurance OF all kinds effected with bcstcom
panies. J. j. HARRICH & co. III Broadway.
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BUILDING xArrRlALs-The demand for brick has been @
Eo:kisnd and o 80 SIS e. DO lump; nnS
quoted steady At 4o cash Roman and Portland were
Porfand Il sSe res
m9derae deman and quoted steady at % iof G nIa
were 9noted steady soc SIC per H. for Western and
sgrTSn,The demand State has been far bu, not not
nis the The eSa@ ass sa o as
Concessions Were srahsd The % market for Western
S 5 iS;s:
i isse'el ssos &c %G s1%%sh sa%s &c &C. Meis
$c. DO, to sooa: s5c &c do, common, 2ss
20 good s - do es%mon &c Western cream s
WssssI" reserve and Michigan uSs. choice dairy
@ % % soa S aS @ s?ss &c 70 d pr% se sooa o
g%S ri s nd aaa f oSs Ssoa
s5s 27ci do DO TAR i TO- to- good ac &c de- Do
M RmSd s sS GOOD fG a~
ot Zoe, VI various styles common i7c e isc s 70 -oO
s $$1S $sss.
SSs sss5sf s.
49, s do e ao do sr do cme. as trade sG d & o % c
g. pSS5
sSoot, ss D wGut Wn heads s @ a.
heads, s6incn, So 10 81 40 box, shocks $50 ss5;
shocks 81 30 81 75: pipe shocks S. 81 81 empty
hogsheads 81 l2s 81 25 hoops y teet ordinary 10
prime 3sc 40c hoops II feet, ordinary TO prime 35c
Il SSc
cOepAer.-The demand has been moderate, within
steady OF prices. Quoted as follows: Manila cord
above l2hread l6c. do. 6threai and 9thread
a in. and 5.l6in diameter Hc; do. i2thrcad, q in,
diameter l6lsc do. hay rope, l6sc do cordage bolt
rope yarns sc.; do 6thread anu sthread 49,; tarred
rope, sizes above l2-,nread, 121ac. do 6hread and
9hreal, l3ac. do 2-thread and hay rope l3c.; New
Zealand coriage sizes above l2 thread, PIKE; do.
6thread 9.thread, u and bl6in lsac. do lhread
CANplrsTrade was confined TO iobbng parcels which
39c tor patent oo 2sc a for stearic 26c. 27c.
parafne and l3l5, l5hc and lsc Tor II, ID and l6
adamantine. .
CorroN on the spot continued dull and heavy without
auotable decline In addition to sales below reported
heard OF sale Tor expert amounting to at least 200
esas,y caes Sn ave at decline Of & We auots were noa
Gp1nds. A,rbo,na. ~ Orleuns. Teras
Ordinary, .............. !3ss !3as l3as 1874
| Good ordinary l5a l3a J5ls l5ls
strict good ordinary. lhss ltsa l5l5-l6 u 1915
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The quota tons are coto store running in
quality thar half grade above or below the
grade quoted The sales wcre-
To-day Last Ers'g. Total
Consumption. ........ 2lO go 40
Speculation. ............ 3 Q
The New York herald., 1874-07-25

A STOCK PRIVILEGE ON ALL THE ACTIVE
Stocks 2s per the parts Of $loo
shares the Contracts the last week have
paid 600 cent the investment Full particulars
and explanatory pamphlet on application free.
TUM5RIDGE CO.,
Bankers and Brokers,
Vail York.
The New York herald., 1874-07-25

CHANCE ONCE IN LIFErIME.-S601J AND
"A may return &ls,C0D: who wish oppor.
tunity an interview given Address l.. E. o., Herald
oAi
The New York herald., 1874-07-25

GENTLEMAN At PRESENT CARRYING ON THE
"A umbrella manufacturing business wishes TO associate
himself with from $lu0OO to $l5OW;
references exchanged, Address UMBRELLAS, Herald
The New York herald., 1874-07-25

A GENTLEMAN HAVING 4 GOOD TRADE IN
"A artificial flowers and feather business, wants q
partner with q small capital. Address BUSINESS,