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NYSCTILN IEDtS.
COr,.cSuOnlcncC.

Mn, !. +. h. MCtLEERy, SIR: In view OF
yuur contemplated early departure from L,'-
rcko. and your rare accumpli, hmcnt IN the
art q, billiards. W. would he pleased To- Wit
mss a rub!ic exhibition uf your skill ~
riavcr, ut u time and place it may suit your
convenience to dcsis nate:
,arry Str,Ht II Harmon
IA krytS y Slruw bridge
S,n,tTI IN IL Tenant
" 4 SCaton y !, sullivan
TrrJ lulnrs 1 thcrieidrr
GrnW cassidy VI h ihanhlin
Am Nan Aistuc Tea lhacher ~ Co
" Il Taylor = Vi heiio-S
and othtss.
Eureka. January 9th, lsFh
Mrs-RS. SrRorr. UtENoN. NEVIS. IRoM-
rRlto, and atilerS-GtNrLtNEN: / NiatttiliS
ark now lrdgl the honor yuH raN me ~ %s"iicit-
=. my appearance before yot IN ru"l,c. and
am rlca>,d To name Saturday evening". Janla-
Any lJlh. a. tiIt time. and Eureka iiai. ~ the
,lacc " here | shall he most happy /" cater
tain You and ys.tr iathiiI,s 10 the be-; Vi my
AGILITY.
sl;espcctfully Yours.
JOHN \. II. M,CLEEEN.
Eureka. January 9Th. ISL. N'-td
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BERN.

In Carson City. January !. to the WIG oil
Hon. LnrIes Ii. ,;clkuar.a daughter.
in Carson City. January Il. to the wife oil
Col,C. .Athertuu. Il daughter.
in Silver City. Jan. 9Th. To the wife OF | all
tfrp><. \ sell.
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DYED.

At til, Coanty Hospital. in iurhc. Jan. :,
flrm agun>hct wound. .toseth / iIornaS. a ma
i've Of Cornwall, England. aseda1 years.
In Austin. Ian. IL. la. ,rr>iicr. Il native oi
England. aged about - years.
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DIED or HIS INJURIES. Joseph
Thomas. the "a shot on the night OF
November -. by VIM. ROsacllr@aN.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

LOWELL. Jan. @.
There are rumor that j. Buttriek.
Cashier Of the Wamsutta National
Bank. has a discrepancy of over S50,-
OOU III his accounts.
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willie on >now->hoes. packing liz
mitch as - pounds OF mail matter
from one point To the other-aheHt -
miles-in three dfyS. and returning.
light. in Il DAY aud Il half. Thompson
is Il compact. hardy. bruad-Shouidcred
man. rather -aunt and braWnN and
something ovCr the average size. We
should say he WIS Somewhere between
T. and - wears old. with an intclll-
gent weather-bcaten face and good
round head. His home is in Alpine
county, California. noW.-CNrsoH Up
Pctt.
EASTERN DISPATCHES
BY Overland Telegraph.
I>PECIAL TO THE pAILY SENTINEL.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. Jan. 9.
To-day y. \. CAGE. Executive Treas
urer. appeared in The Criminal Court
and gave bail i'll Sll0.noo To appear a.
any time to answer the indictments
torlnd a~gaiust hiulfyflc Grand Jury
Yesterday.
At I,pnr NIichiran. TunSday. the
h0uSe of James Mechanical was burn
ed. and the entire family. husband.
vito and child nnrishri
TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS. Jan. g.
An excitement WIS created here to-
day by the report OF the Grand JtrN'
of the Criminal Court III regard to the
Poor-hou>e. which they declare Is a
disgrace To CIVILIZATION. The sick, vel,
sane. insane. black. white. CRIMINALS.
amt simply unfortunate patients. are
mixed together indlscrlminatei'N. with
ont regard To sex. halt starved oh
filthy food. All ciothed. ana en-
abused every way by the Keeper AMI
his deputies.
LOWELL. Jan. y.
mere are ruhl0rS that j. itittfieA;
ta>naef u me NaiilStiita Na'ioilii
sank, mas discrepancy Oh over ooo,-
wv III MS accounts.
OHIO
w.. q
IiN.i>NNli ''ii' '.
"loth Vi business u.s. III
LttNciiNor'li. lilu,. N'e ouiire'i I>'
Hi9Iit. Loss i'o' >'a'ea.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
tn~,nr, r,,
rho Do,,oor.,;. fa,,,nnrin nat,;
mated ]. \. Weston fcr Governor.
nISTpI,v or CoII-NRTA
NA>iilN"IoN Jan. =.
y message rom Nlle President 70 me
senate WiuiufaNhl3 me nomination OF
,'eo. II "lliiailiS a. 'hlel Justice Wa
llaii.'ed III lo-iaN. II >ta,e> II Is dehe
al ms o" II request. lliH''il> romans
III me oill.: as ~t,,o,,icH ''tletHi.
ne nomination Oh .2l. hri>ton Tor me
lo,i'loii Is III ali9stioi p'!'- message
otIi'lN "ltHuIaNh.
~ tiie Heii're lr"HioiiN were present.
GU IN ie.aIt 10 l,t i.ll"r ''"iiiIf' /
I''iiiIi- tli' l'N'i VI III lii'
'E'',tf' aii. "chiii9 4,SlI!l'lon III re-
E.'Iu TN 'i|iil" ~ l.''i'll 'iiti''iel;
of the hankrupt law. In regard 10 The
latter, tonkI:'g ana Logan mentioned
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NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Jan. 9.
The p., ed labor demonstration
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OHIO.

'lNtlNNAIl. jan. =.
\ block Of business houses in
Lcavcnworth, Ind. was burned last
night. Loss not stated.
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he curry1nH rates were 3H, q anu per cent.
he folio wing is the Clearing House statements
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, May T. 1874
sons Mt ss bales
10 Great Britain 6oSS; to the Continent 764 coaswise
$50 Stock, 30,S52
Cotton dull and easy mddlng. l7sSc. Net receipts,
LBS bales; gross, l542 Exports-Io Great Britain,
3766 to the Continent 1888; coaswise LOST. Sales
Cotton dull middlng, l6Ac.; low middling l6kc
sScs M @ sose bales k1D0"
Cotton dull and unchanged; mIddiins' iss Net re-
ceipts. go bales gross, 3a2 Exports coastwise 81.
Cotton quiet; middlIng lo,lc i6SSc. low midding
le%c; iSsc good ordinary Sc oe Net receipts Sss
Sales, LOO Stock, lA10
for No ispr!ng g e ,or amber winter, ss Is tor white
bushels No ! MiIwankse club at 81 IS Corn in good
Barley quiet Corn meal 81 Is for bolted and 81 70
;tpa. s miadngs 81 per ton Canal !. frslghssa 4.
Hudson, Railroad freghts-Four to Philadelphia 500. |;
to New York co. to Albany SO Recepts-2 wv bushels
CHICAGO, May T. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged; all sales private. Wheat
Tor No. d.. spot Nay q asI June; No $40, d NJ
Cash or May; ee,sc June; rejected Sslo Oats steady
e. ssc TOR NO spot; shc June Rye steady az s2c for
vsnced at 10 % cash; I0s5c June. Bulk meats arm and
in fair demand fof shoulders for short rib mid
Quiet S 'n U eo Sss 70
soa1 soc bushels xSs. $4,000 40 corn b % s 90
100 bSs feur bashsi. wheat aaoso do corn,
1872 OO do. oats, 900 do rye and 500 do. barley
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NEW HERALD TUESDAY MAY q i874+TRPLE SHKEE

BAILEY SsIs: " Sc sE s Ass.'s s W y y T.s.
;s.. % ss = 70: E,es \. Is 4
iSiSc sSsS.i o0 . slss fos.t LSoo bale; Grand
deliveries were follows VIZ MAY, iIoS; June. H1S;
May o sort nctcs SIN i7e june SO ii II lss2c July,
bales SECOND GALWAY, 100 at II bsac November 10
ton. balss New orisans iiss aobiie. 81; Savannah
simore ~ New YORK ~ fhiadelphis ID Total AssS
Uorrss msrfet for No rom frsi hands was dun
posed Of private terms Mild corees and Rio wers
We We 9Sc p s.R,S-ordinary Garages IKE IKE iair
&c axe extreme range Tor lcts IKE. 1Nc, roid
bag 10 Ms do yra.. mats 70 ssc csyon &c.
y Jam . lec ~ s. Domingo. i7s iSc;j Porto
20c. axe; sayanla, 49, 80; CurAcoa loc. a 3ic,
FLoun 0RAIH.-R eceipts- Flour. 897i bbls wheat
80 $50 buyhels corn 80 do meal $40 bbia "a 8
l2iW bushels The hour market remained quiet, but
steady, with sales Of 1880 bbs, Including about 1900
bills shipping chiefly at IS So Is H. part to ar.
Rye hour quiet but steady, with sales Of $40
bills quota Corn uea sold to the extent of no
IA M n uch n n a n -
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NEW YORK NEUROLOGICAL SOCIETY.

The Effects of Alcohol Upon the Nervous
system-Address by DR.. w. A. HAM
mond.
The New York Neurological Society held their
regular meeting last evening, at the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons, corner OF Fourth avenue
and Twenty-third street DR.. William A. Rlm-
mond presided A number or new members. many
OF them residing in the capitals OF Europe, were
elected.
DR.. Hammond delivered an address on the
s'Enects OF Alcohol Upon the Nervous System"
he said whiskey brandy, rum. &C., even when
taken moderately by well fed person had an In
furious eject, but there were certain classes
OF persons who were in absolute need Of alcO-
hol The speaker gave an interesting account OF
his experiments OIL injecting alcohol into dogs.
In every case ne found the alcohol in the blood
food must first be converted BY the progressive
metamorph0sls into the tissues. The action OF
alcohol IN limiting the destructive metamorpno-
sis' OF tissue then described at length by the
speaker, Alcohol retarded the destruction OF tbs
sue. DR.. Hammond tried alcohol upon himself AZ an
was not an habitual drlnker OF alcoholic drinks.
and took for four days four drains OF alcoh0i as
sixty drains tn as
time his weight had increased. nearly nal!
q pound, the amount OF carbolic ac1 nl
creased he had headache ana felt heat IN the SKID.
He came to the conclusion that when abundan nI
commended. However, the two great facts must
not be forgotten that the body Increased In weEns
and that the secretlOns had diminished. Aicon0i
entered, undoubtedly. the blood and iermenteo AL
the tissues when taken in large quantity.
DR.. Hammond introduced into, the stomach =. =
dog three ounces oil alcohol, diluted with propof
quantity OF water. The dog after eight MN .es,
tremlties became paralyzed, the paralysis spread
till the animal was In cOmatose c0ndlt!on' ano
In an hour and ten minutes.he had expired.
Dr. Hammond then entered into lengthy ana
thorough explanation OF the symptoms ana causes
or delirinm fremens. The address was listened to
with much attention, alter winch tine meeunS AZ
iOurned
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T REASONABLE RATEs-M0NEY ON LIFE AND
Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
j. HABRfCH CO., lit broadway.
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-mnSat Was nrm under good demand for prime
! ES bushels re spot a: q ~ common
;S's: ~ = ss faSiss ssa ssSss.ss
sYs q ps "a la91s!s!S
@ s
SS Sale. SyS
bushels At &C. aS5c for black prime mixed ana &C.
Barley was nssecssa About 1905 bushels Canada peas
FnElaHIaIhe market for berth freights was without
new features the demand for room was moderate and
no wsre
e s
grain ZOO boxes bacon 4 ~ soS I Boxes
.nssa
Us sspas ow 9 II ses%
l boxes bacon st4s The charters Brit.
i,sS g1 YER grain at g; an itaIiaa bark
e'i .ss af fsnsd Pr sa
& g.
e. a. an bark With
d. same voyage and rate an
Sf's sss
S q g dsrmsa b w
direct Rd s1s Win aaS Z, 30 %s
s % sssss: .ss boil
1S'ss Sa: p. $ss
centrifugal ana mixed &c Sc do, clayed, SIC. Syc
IS sss Size 7Oe. English Islands, sGsSSs 80
sna q a. market
We auoss @eashsnt.Sis order Xc STRAINED AIMED
s sso I g. IS e me
c Of e. q g. Is @ n ~ 'sss
as s s 4 s o si Il g e 4 sy and @
prices nSS~in in ssnsG osssd a. ss
buyers s Crude in bulk Vas quiet and also easier quoed
Il Rfsfd 1851 g.
a ss Du SS0a
for cty the Philadeiphia market quiet and easy
s sse1 1d az @ xsysss sss
anG oil q
IL: q w .as Il s i a.sss
q ss ss:
4 ri sss IS S ;s s%
q city Bacon was quiet At loc b short
Sss ~ 81 ssfs
psss
e ~;
win prices steady small iSs were placed
g 'a 2ss
BUSINESS to-day has been moderate and prices exhibited
3 s ssi III sss.
and 500 smoked hams At l2c per h. Lard was rmer
steam inn ~ the spot at Ioc 10 Lille; i7So tiesce:
lQc LOO tierces July, at loc lie and 200 tierces
heavy Cheese was quiet without change
RIcE-We have moderate l0bbng trade 70 report to-
Day at steady prices Sales s. terces Of CAROLINE at
and 40 bags OF Patna, nc. q TIC.
full PRICES with sales Of 500 mgscovado at
s 20 a. Il. as & and go 90 moassss
steady. with . fair demand, at &c for AZ
nning,. Inferior to Common, SIC. 4 re; fair to
good fair. 7Ac. 7zxc.; good to prime re. SIC;
grocery fair good. Sc. SAc prime Choice SIC;
. 8xc.; centrifugal hhds and boxes Nos. to Is SIC
Sc molasses hhds boxes, 6sc. INC. ;meado Axe.
q &c. Clayed-Boxes Dutch standard, Nos to g. 7c.
7H az, ~ to IL sc $40 do u ito to Is SIC &c
94c l0Ac. Porto kico-Refning. common to prime,
&c. &c.: grocery, fair to choice, Sac 8kc Brazil
Dutch Standard Nos Ito II, sac TIC. Java-Dutch
standard Nos 10 TO II TIC. SIC Manila-Superior
and extra superior SIC q 74c.
srEARINE-Thc market was quiet but firm. Fancy city
quoted at llAc.. and prime Western. Ike bid. We
note sale OF l2UOO los of low grade private terms
TALLow quiet and easy Sales o. 900 lbs of outside
ct TIC. and q. 600 lbs Of do. at TIC. u 7xc
WHIsKKY.-Receipts 467 bbls The demand was mod
crate and the market steady Sales $50 bbs 9y1ac.
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N1HETEENTH WARD BUlsANCES.

To THE EDITOR OF THE BlnALD:-
In one OF the best locations In the central part OF
our city (Ftfty-stxth street, between Filth and
Madison avenues, there Is public dumping
ground. the lots on the north side OF the street.
as well as those on the south side, are not fenced
In. and there 10 nothing to prevent the ashmen
ana garbage gatherers from making short routes:
the owners OF the south side lots-wealtny anu
presumably intelligent pe0ple-appear 70 i've 10
perfect ignorance Of the Importance OF dralnin9a
and fllinr In the sunken plots, which are At pres
emf miniature lakes filed with staRnant water.
and being continually replenished at this season
OF the year. .uoa -,
breathe the pestiential atmosphere, not TO sPcas
Of the myriads Of those winged sormen stss.
nant water and the waste nth coming from an 40
iacent private stable (which Is me most ns Uus
rageous OF al these eviis We stana Isas And
trying truly the effects OF cremation upon w SuI
fever-burned and mOsquito-bitten nodies' W."
A LADY SUFFERER
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day



The close OF money was easy at three and four
per cent on call loans. There was no change in
the discount market Foreign exchange was nrm
at ASH for prime bankers sixty days sterling,
and AsoK for demand. Commercial bills are scarce
and still quoted at 4s4K q 4.ss Continental ex-
change was nrm; Reichmarks, 957T a96 for bankers
long and sox esX for short. The leading drawer
on Paris asks s.16K for long and $40. for short
Lut other bankers bills can be bought cheaper.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Custom House receipts to-day we're sas1,ooo.
The total payments on account Of May interest," 10
date, are $4,4e2,ooo. the Assistant Treasurer to-
d paid out $4o5,ooo on account OF MAY interest
and $4,000 IN redemption OF nve-twenty bonds.
The gold sales at the Sub Treasury during the
month OF May win be as follows:-Thursday, May
:, sl,6so,ooo; Thursday, May H. Sl,ooo,ooo; thurs
day. May 81. sl,Soo,ooo; Thursday, may 40
si.oOo,0oo Total, Ss,ooo.ooo
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were weak, In sympa'
thy with gold. The following are the latest
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NINCINNATI CITY LOAN.
~ THE AhxRIcAN BIC

4
~ ~ TIE 1Js IA As.aIcAs ExcHAxos NArIoNAI BANK,
This bank will receive sealed proposals for One Million
Dollars $50 BONDS Of the city OF Cincinnati redeeabe
accordance with the annex ed advertisement -
opened on the 2oth May prox, at II O'Clock, M.
e. WILSON, Cashier.
The undc rdgned, Board OF Trustees appointed for
that purpose oer for sale One Million Dollars of the
Coupon Bonds q the city Of Cincnna bea ring $50
Exchange National Bank In New York. These bonds
are pa OF an issue of 9aOQ00 authorized be made
Dy this city Tor the construction railroad connecting
with the States i'm mediaely SOUTH which hthcr
completed, win add largely to It's wealth and popula.
ton. - VI
The validity Of the law under when Cncinn att Issues
these bonds has been confirmed by two decisions OF the
supreme Court Of Ohio, the Court OF last resort
The city had at the last population Of $4,000,
Ing and by Its natural growth Its population and
that towns Immediately ADJACENT not less than
S2o0 its taxable property Is $2Ol0OO0N The proper
y directly owned BY II Is worth from $l8OO0Oo to
itsnnual expenses about IS Including interest
With these facts in view the bonds proposed viii form
q very drst class investment.
By act Of the legislature ofoho and BY similar acts
OF Kentucky and Tennessee, through which the road
lien upon the entire road that they combine tine
curity both of q morg age and OF city debt.
Full particulars rcsre citing this issue can be had upon
application at the Anne rican Exchange National Bank,
through which the bonds offered tor SALE
N MILES GREENWOOD,
tU WILLIAM HOOPER,
N.aF r. NJ BISHOP. Trustees
Z. A. FERGUSON,
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quotations limited States currency skies. l16k
ll6s<; do. do. 1881. registered 1lsx I'D; do d.
do. coupon, 12lk la; do. nve-twenties. lssa,
registered, lis 1l5k; do. do, do, OK coupon.
l15h ll5s; do. do, 1854, registered. lloH I6H
do do, do, ex coupon, lit u7k; do.
d. 1905. registered, u6x 1T; do. do. 1885. ex
coupon. lis llsk; do. do, 1885 inew) registered.
l1sx q llsx. do. do, do. coupon. llsk llsx do.
do, 1851, registered. 1lex 40; do. do. do,
pom, l2Ox l2ok; do. do. 1885, registered, ll9 .
1905 do. do, do. coupon, l2o l2ok do. ten-orties
registered. 115 ll51z; do. do, coupon, us
1l5k; do. nves, 1884, registered, lis u5k;
do. do, do, ex coupon, llS ll5k.
THE FORxIGN MARKET. fs f.t cef
London advices report gaiQ IN BULLION By the
ank Of England OF zS02, Oo6. Erie declined HON
32k to Slx. With this exception the foreign mar
ket ID reported drm and higher. The rate OF dts
count In the open market for three month bills,
Is 81 per cent, which u u per cent below the bank
rate. In Amsterdam Northwestern preferred de-
clined to 54k, but other securities were without
material change from Saturday. Paris dispatches
quote rentes ct 90 francs 90 francs IL centimes.
The following are the late quotations :--Consols,
money. s2X . IS; do, account. s3x ssk; Ave.
twenty bonds, 1896, loex looX nve-twenty
bonds. 1851, losK 1921; ten-forty bonds, 1o4H
lo4k; new nves. loAk; Erie, San; New York Gen.
trial. SSx. In Frankfort the prices OF fve-twenties
are 9sh for the issues of 1894
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
exhibited some activity. Missourts sold at OAK
94x for skies. Old Tennessees sold at "a and the
new series as 6S The latest bids were -
Missouri SKIES, 96; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph
issue. o.: Tennessee skies. old, IS; DO. do, do,
ex coupon, 65; do do, new, So; do. do. do,
ex coupon, 0S; do. do, new series 64h; vir-
ginia skies, old, 80; do. d. new, IS; do. do con-
sohdsted. 6Ox DO. do. deferred, l0X; North Car
DINA sixes, old, January and July, 2ok; do, DO,
April ana October, 20k; do, do, North Carolina
Railroad. January and July, a.: do. do. d. April
ana october, IS; do. do do, on January and
July, %; do. do, do, on April and October, %;
South Carolina sixes 22K; do. DO, April and
October, Is; do. Funding act, 1896, IS; Georgia
sevens, new, 90; do. do. gold bonds, IS; Texas
tens 1876, 50 - se q
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were in demand, with an ad-
vancing tendency; $4,000 Chicago and Northwest
ern consolidated gold bonds changed hands at SO;
$4,000 Toledo and wabash nrsts, ST. Louis divi-
sion, at so, and $4,000 Delaware and Hudson
Canal registered, OF 1891, at LOG. Central Pacics
sold at 84x 05; Union Pacific, nrsts, at So a S6H.
and the new Union Pacific sinking Fund bonds at
II. Harlem nrsts, sevens coupon, brought losx.
sale or Michigan Southern second was made at
9ok ex interest. The latest bids are
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companieA J. HABRICH 4 CO., III broadway.
A U0UsT BELMONT a Co,
"A Bankers. 10 and Il Nassau street.
isue travellers creditA availsble all parts OF the
world, through the
Messrs De Rothschtld
and their correspondents.
Also commercial credits aud telegraphic ransfen OF
money ON California. EnrOpe and HAVANA
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK Pm.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"spot' Cotton Neglected, ssFutures''
Firm-Co6ee Nominal-Sugar steady
Flour Quict-Whoat Firmer-Corn
Firmer and Oats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Weak-Naval stores Quiet.
MONDAY, May 4-6P.M
There was freer movement OF merchandise to.
day. and business in most Of the leading commodi-
ties was fair. At the Produce Exchange there
was an accelerated movement In breadstufYs, ana
wheat In particular was In active request for for
ward delivery at full aud improved figures. There
was also a fair demand for prime samples for I'm
mediate delivery, and the rates aggregated heavy.
The purchases were largely for forward delivery
and were made by shippers Corn was
fairly active and frmer, but closed easter,
with the demand nearly satisfied Oats were also
active and higher. Potatoes in moderate demand,
but the market ruled very strong. Lard was In
active request and decidedly rmer both for lots on the
spot and forward delivery There scarcely any de-
mand spot cotton but futures dealt in with
considerable freedom ct full prices Groceries showed
no essential changes. Petroleum was only salabe 81
low prices Naval stores generally quiet ROsin
rather easier while tar and spirits turpentne the
CorroH on the spot was only in demand in a small way
for spinning purposes Prices without decided change
were what easier and to extent nominal "Fu-
ture" deliveries were fairly active at full priceA We
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4 n. JOHNSON 4 BRO. lso BRoADwAY.-MONEY
"A. to Ioan on New York Brooklyn Property. With
0st bopus Secoad and LeasehoId nortg ages cashcd.
1hass desiriug mopey will piease call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-05
EUROPEAN MARKITS


LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LosDoN, May 4-Evening
Spirits turpentine, Ss. 3D. per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-05

nTssOLUTIoN OF COPARTN ERsHLp.-TH CO
heretofore existing index the hrm
OF stots Lee this day dissolved by mutual consent
Tho business viii Ia future be carried on Nncsr sns nrm
NEw YORR Anftl a l67A HENRY w. Lkk
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16

IT is worthy of notice that Minnesota
wheat is winning distinctive reputa-
ton in Europe, and that all experiment
is to be made the present season OF
shipping it thither direct via New
Orleans. The parties to this enter
prise are reported to be men with abll-
ity to make the experiment complete.
They claim that wheat can be carried
from St. Paul to New Orleans for 81
cents per bushel, while the present
rates from the Mississippi are As cents
per bushel. The rates from New Or
leans to Liverpool are the same as from
New York, leaving margin Of IA cents
per bushel in favor of the New Orleans
route. 1t is proposed by the parties
who try this experiment to handle only
Minnesota wheat; and it is intimated
that it is the only wheat that can be
safely experimental with in this man
ner, though it is not so asserted.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16
At Their Old Tricks.

Even in the presence Of political rev.
olution and certain defeat the Republi-
cans are still at their old tricks. They
are like the fig peddler, who, while the
hurricane was devastating Constanti-
nople. and the falling buildings were
crushing to death their flying nhabl'
tants, continued to cry out: I'm the
name of the Prophet! Figs!'' The
Rochester Record and Union Of the Sd
inst. says:
ssThe farmers Of Olmsted county have
good cause to believe that they were not want,
ed in the County Republican convention held
here to-day, from the fact that the call was
not published until last Saturday, Just one
,0ces before the conre'stion ,cas held And IN !,
several parts Of the county the paper dld no,
get into the hands Of subscribers until
wednesday last, giving them just one day to
get up their t0,0n caucuSes."
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-07-16

The conduct of Grand Master Parsons
of the State Grange, is calculated to
convey the impression to outsiders that
he is clothed with despotic powers.
This must be humiliating to the Patrons
and is calculated to weaken the Order.
Mr.. Parsons ought not to forget that
Changers are still citizens, and that
they win talk about politics and relig-
ion in spite Of his fnlminations.-Roch-
ester Record and Union.