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The New York herald., 1874-10-19
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CLOSING PRICES-sAIURDAY, THREE O'CLOCK P, N,
Pacific Mail, 46a4 a 46zs; Western Union Tele-
graph, 791s 79sS Quicksilver 3oH 81; do,
preferred, s6 a 80; Marlposa Mining, 6,s a sh;
Adams Express, 100 10; American Express, e0s<
q 61K; United States Express, o5A COY; Wells
q Fargo Express 10 a so; Chicago and Alton, 98 a
Do; Plttsburg, 81 s7A; Chicago and Northwest
sr1, 3s4 3S7s; do, preferred, "a SAY; Chicago
and Rock Island, 9Sis a 9sA Milwaukee and st.
Paul. SO a 33l4; do., preferred, 81 a 52n; c.. C.
and !. c., 10 1G3s; Delaware, Laekawanna aud
Western, 1915 1878; Erie, 90 291s; Hannibal
and st. Joseph, 251s 25A Lake Shore, 7s1s
1875; Harlem, 12s 12a; New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad, 10l a 101A; New Jersey
Central, 1o4 lo44; Ohio and Mississippi, 2s1s a
S54 Toledo and Wabash, 3l1a 31X; Union Pa
cInc, 3514 357s.
THE MONEY MARKET
Little is to be added 10 the comments recently
made in this column on the course of money. The
prevailing rates of the week were "a and per
cent on call loans. On prime paper of three or
four months they are still quoted at I per cent
with moderate supply Offering. Foreign ex-
change was dull and weak until the Bank uf Eng.
land advanced Its rate OF discount from to per
Cent. when sight bills and long sterling were
strengthened, with increased transactions and a
hrm close OF the market. The loss IN the reserve
OF the banks reported yesterday. amounting TO
81, 100000 produced no appreciape effect on the
course OF money. Four million four hundred and
dity thousand dollars are now payable on divi-
dends of New York Central and Hudson, Lake
Shore and western Union.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The advance In the rate OF the Bank Of England
above referred to was necessitated according to
the popular theory by the withdrawal OF gold to
Germany, but Is regarded as a precautionary
measure only. The Bank OF France also lost during
the week 3,S9s, ,o0oi.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Business in this department., without being brisk
sought with somewhat of former freedom. The
principal dealings we're in Paclncs, New York Gen.
tral, New Jersey Central Obios and Mississippi
and Nortnw estern consolidated gold bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
we're in good demand by permanent investors and
The savings banks No large amounts are o1er.
Ing, however. Prices have generally been steady.
The syndicate have till February l. 1875 to decide
whether they Will take The balance OF $1lo, 600, oo0
OF the United States Eve per cents. To Offset the
355,ooo,ooo OF subscriptions 10 the new nves, OF
which s45,ooo,oo0 were BY the Syndicate, there
have been nve-twenties called TO the amount OF
$59oooooo, the interest on the last slo,oo0,o00
ceasing January next.
GOLD.
The extremes OF gold during the week were
1921 and l10K the close being made at 10. The
elections at The West and the strengthening of the
English bank rate have tended to keep the market
steady, although dull. Cash gold has been with
out feature, most OF the loans being made free OF
interest both TO borrower ana lender.
THE FLUCTUATIONS IN THE GOLD MARKET FOR The
WEEK.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct IL 1874
m scsa 0IHsasy Exports St. sdeesp sa @
Cotton ov.. and ..,y m,dsns SFS HE'S Ss miaaas Ii 5
l4ssc good ordinary. Net receipts, s2 bales;
ssns h ssss 5 ssoca s % s Ss9s
MomLn, oc. II. Is7a.
S1''ss a:i %s:Rf N 9E Ezpe4 %'asPs @
low middns l4c good oraary Net receipts
% %inent sio coastwisc a56 Sales isGo Stock. ss7ia
SAVANNAH Oct II, 1874.
Ssss ss;! ?ss"y -
Spirit. ,urpsnns strong S sss 9sS su II I
snsH 5fS' 9s5fof a ar 20
Flour active and UNCHANGED: sales 500 b5ls, Wheat
Ws.s scsasn Sas hes M % cs9n 9S
s F sf4ss @
1on Min ssa s unehSnsed shorts fts3 s psa s
A.
S DO % Ss
ber. 27J,OOo feet - 20,
a. ns.5ss
$ss sss; S sa
s4s ss xssss sS
shade lower sales OF Michigan at 81 "a; 100 Miwau
No. spring at 81 0l Corn dull sales 10000 No. at
syc Oats quiet: sales of No. Western at 53c Barley
quiet; Canada, 81 % 81 "a; No. Western 81 TO- Bar
ley malt frm Canada, 81 81 81 20; Western. 81 30 \
81 ~. Rye nominal 1t 9Oc. Other articles unchanged
TOLEDO, Oct IL, 1874.
Flour quiet md unchanged. Wheat quiet No. white
Wabash. Sll7 No white Michigan, 81 12H extra do.
81 10 amber Michigan. 81 O6 cash, 5! OF November,
,s r. red 81 M No ado dom 81 s no
mix cd w.
ssjSc no grade new &C. oats dull and lower No.
and Mchigan 481ac.; white, 5Qac. treghts dull and
nominal Receipts-3s0U bushels wheat III 100 do.
10000 do oats shpments-4s NO bushels wheat 7OtO do.
corn, 100 do oats
Flour duh and unchanged. Wheat IN fair demand
and higher; No. spring, 93c 931ac No do s9,sc.,
cash osssc. October; No do, a1sc rejected so1sc
74s<c. cash 70sc. November, CSC. seller all the year
rejected, TIC; In 5Sc oats In tair demand ana
higher; No. 4c. cash 46i4c November rejected 43c.
Rye quiet and weak: No. ats1sc Sc Barley IN fair
demand and higher; No, spring 81 O6 81 10, cash
81 0i November; No. do &c. CSC. Pork lower and
in fair demand ut $40 % cash. TO fill conracts $l7 all
the year. Bulk meats dull and nominal Lard steady
at $ll IS, seller all the year Whiskey in iair demand
and lower at &c. Freights dull and nominal. On open
October s9Ac. November 41sc cash and October
oats 4754c cash and October receipts 1000 Dbs flour,
l3 bushels wheat. 5000 10. 81 0U do. oats 2U0
do rye. lstC0 do. barley Shipments3.0p bbs. flour,
l63 bushels wheat &c. go do 1900 do. OATS 100
do rye, H,0O0 do. barley
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WEsTCHEsTER.

The proposition 10 extend warburton avenue,
Yonkers. west OF the Croton aqueduct to Green
burg Is being iavorably regarded BY the citizens
mostly interested.
At a republican convention held in fremont Sat.
urday afternoon. E. Y. Bell, OF Yonkers. was nomt
mated Tor Assemblyman from the First Assembly
district. This district includes the two new wards
or the city.
John Short, the "whiskey disttller" OF Sing Sing
Prison, and who was again received at that lnstt
tuition day or two ago. under a sentence OF
twenty years for burglary, win md It dhicult to
shipping MIN TO Auburn In the nrst ''draft' that
Is ordered
Notwithstanding the hard times the Common
Council Of Yonkers at Its last meeting adopted q
resolution appointing special committee to pur.
chase gold badges for the Mayor and Aldermen
chosen at the last election. The baubles. which
are 10 ne furnished at the expense OF the tax.
payers, will cost about $500.
In the populous village OF Mount Vernon security
to nfe and property depends IN great measure
upon the vigilance OF solitary night watchman
who In himself represents the entire Police De-
partment IN that municipality 1t Is now pro-
posed to raise by subscription funds iNclent to
secure the services Of I've policemen, to patrol
certain portions of the village at night. The cor
poration authorities evince no disposition to Crap
pie with the emergency.
The inequality OF salaries among the principal
and other teachers Ia District Sonool No. 8, OF
Yonkers, is again being ag,tatcd In that city. 1t
appears that some months ago the trustees de-
clded to increase the teachers wages to the
amount OF $4,000; but the Committee on schools
in apportlOnng the money made too equal dl.
vision OF 1t by giving oneha to the principal and
dividing the remainder between nearly score OF
teachers Hence the dissatisfaction among the
taxpayers, who are calling for new deal" /"
Gustave Kindt, . convict in Sing Sing Prison, Is
at present engaged manufacturing lock which,
he asserts, will defy manipulation and success
fully resist the force OF gunpowder or any other
explosive commodity He Is prosecuting his In.
ventive labors by permission OF the State Prison
Inspectors, who. It Is understood have decided to
intercede for pardon in case he achieves what
he has promised. 1t Is not stated to whose bene-
mt the Invention VIII accrue provided 1t should
nro n
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Events of the Past Week-The
Situation at Large.
Gold, Money, Stocks and Bonds
The Fluctuations.
WALL STREET,

The stock market did not close as cheerfuly
yesterday as It bade fair to do earlier IN the
week. Prices not only receded, but business de-
creased in volume Without encouraging features.
The week. TOO, has been attended with much un.
certainty and the mercantile failures reported
have added to the anxiety with which the com.
mercial situation is regarded. Hence, speculation
has been circumscribed ana confined to a few who
content themselves with quick turns and small
profits. Nor Is the general outlook OF trade, ia ken
Dy the business papers OF the country, indicative
Df healthier better state OF things in the mme-
date future. The country has been moving too
last, and when suddenly reined in by the panic 1t
destroyed both values and confidence, from neither
d which is there much recovery.
CAPITAL WAS NEVER MORE SENSITIVE
than at this moment. Millions are ready to be
loaned, but only on short call, and the next montn
win add by the payment OF interests many more
millions to the already plethoric coners OF unem'
ployed capital. 1t seeks use every where, Out IN
the face of declining prices, overstocKed markets.
reduced rents factories running half time, with
labor on the other hand demanding its lormer
wages and refusing 10 adapt itself to the new con.
dlrion OF things capitalists find little encourage
ment TO embark in new venture or IN any manner
lock mn their funds until the ena OF contraction
has been reached, and new basis established
upon which fresh and promising start may be
made It is subject OF just congratulation. how
ever that the causes for the contlnu-
snce OF the present condition OF affairs
are slowly passing away The country is
too elastic and the people are too ambitious for
growth to be permanently stopped. We must ana
shall forge ahead again as soon as the bad are
weeded out, credit is thus restored
THE EVENTS OF THE WEEK
IN the stock market may be briefly described. The
widest nuctuation was in Erie, which. on Wednes
day. sold down to 81, opedient to London innu-
ences. and Friday closed at 3l14 Lake Shore
and western Union were also the subjects OF large
dealings Union Pacific, Northwest, Pacific Mail,
New York Central, st. Paul, OHIO and Mississippi
followed closely in the wake. 1t is now definitely
announced that the prompt payment or the No
vemper interest on Toledo and Wabash bonds will
certainly be made. 1t was the doubt on this sub
ject which has recently thrown damper on the
stock.
THE FLUCTUATIONS OF THE WEEK.
The following table SHOWS the extreme nuctua-
tions for the week In the leading shares:-
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mixed, $50 3sc do. clayed S7c 4Zc; DO mucovadt
Reo &c. s & II English Islands: c ' Sew
lssn' SsSls ,ef sGs
sa and 3 S & aaa sa 81
for Strained rosin du closed nominal at % %
90 ss D sns SsT % b
No s. 90 and 50 bS. Of Extra gsle e.. IS Tar wa,
for W ss1ay G N isr osSs
81 Fasa 90. ..
s a r@ nt 1ss shs Hynss
ss i. T.,
sIs:k s ST prompt a daS;
MARKET Market With quota iolows:-o Sisy ST.
y 3 q & Il SepTs s SS1s c
PsevlsioSs.S faS SRceelp.s-PsrS. eS Ssis.; beef ss
e eas sss. ca, es 80 d s5a he iss sss
ses ses Fo ssa
Hsss s:'s' sss:s ;:' 'siSaS S' 81
az as a
ns a a a. M% per a. Il hoss ruled
10 ehanss y note nj. trade
she sis ia sis plain 6sls sis sis
fn india ia
srn renamed nominal u. %eass-The Demand today
nons. The sales include 250 picked Shoulders 9sc
per lb 800 smoked hams at ic. do, hU0o lbs loose
picked bellies at llc do, and IS boxes clear Dees
at l24c do do. Lard-The market tor Western steam
dun and unsettled We note sales OF O tierces OF
new the spot at l3ssc per lb 15l icrces for oco-
Der delivery Mt A7fc i4lsc do; $50 tierces Tor No
vembcr, at 2Sc, and $50 erces, eers option Decem-
at l3Ac a lac. per ID.
SuGAR-The demand for raw sugar was moderate TO-
day. but the market ruled steady the basis o.! sac
Ss4c per H. for fair 70 good refining muscovado. We
heard Of sales of 40 hhds. OF Martinique at Sac pcr b
800 hhds Porto Rico at sac and 2 hhds do at SIC per
Id. Refined met with iar trade ana was quoted firm
lOssc. for standard AS HE for powdered and
Cuba Refning inferior common, TIC. as,4c,:, do
sac grocery air TO good sac. &C.. prime to choice
glSc. 94c centrifugal hhds. and boxes, Nos 10 l3
Sa,c gSc. moasscs, hhds and boxes, nc. Sac;
melado Sc. q 7c. claved boxes. Dutch Standard Nos.
to @ c Ssc; do 10 to II, sac. CSC do l3 to l5
91Sc. BIC. do l6 to Is lOSc lOc. do ls to 70 l0sc
il56c white, l0l4c. l'4c Porto Rco-Rcfnng, com
mon to prime, 7c sc grocery fair to Ghece % ss ssc
Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO IL, sac 9Sc. Manila
Superior and extra superior. Tslc SlSc.
RIcE-Tradc. distributing way, was fair, and the
market firm tor both domestic and foreign. Sales ~
terces of Cn rona at Tc 7sic. per lb according to
quality, and AD bags Rangoon at &c. 65sc per Id.
srEARINE inactive, ana was quoted nominally
steady nj figures last published
TALLow remained firm and IN moderate request. Sales
Is hhds prime city at Sc per b, and 500) lbs. OF out
WHisKEy.-Recepts so bbs. making a total for tho
week OF 35O bb The market easier. closing at lc
per gallon decline sales 30 bbla early at 81 W. and 20
bblS II 81 0311
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NEW JERSEY.

Martha Van Cliei, colored, died In the Peach
Orchard district Of Freehold Monday last aged one
hundred and five years and seven months
The Fire Department OF Jersey City held their
annual parade on Saturday, and presented fine
appearance. They were reviewed on Jersey avenue
by Mayor Traphagan and the Fire Commissioners,
alter which tLev moved in procession through the
principal streets Of the city.
Michael Murphy now under sentence OF death
for the murder Of Mrs. Hujus, at Manuel, was
resident OF Congress street, Jersey City Heights.
he was deeply interested. His family which con-
slsts OF o wife and three children, Is receiving
sympathy from large number OF residents In that
section.
new Catholic church for the accommodation
OF the German-speakinR portion Of the Catholic
community was formally opened In Hoboken yes
terday The work OF constructing an edidce for
this purpose failed twice before through lack OF
funds. out the erection Of the present building
pushed forward with untlrlng energy by the zeal
ous pastor
Bishop O1enheimer has issued circular ap.
pointing the 18th OF November for the holding Of
primary convention at Grace church, Newark, to
organize his new diocese. The circular is adj
dressed to the churches IN the counties OF Sussex
Warren, Morris, Passac, Bergen, Hudson and
Essex and the township OF summit, IN Union. A
new bishop will be chosen for the balance Of the
State.
The Democratic Assembly District Convention
has met In Hoboken and nominated Mr.. Rudolph
F. Rabe. This secures vote for q democratic
United states Senator, Mr.. Rabes election being
certainty. The republicans worked hard In the
Convention Tor the nomination by the democrats
of Mr. +. Londrgan, In order to insure the success
OF q republican candidate, but their game was
spoiled
The ladies' attached to st. Mary's Catholic
church. Hobokcn, are to open grand fair in Odd
Fellows' Hall to-day, to be continued every day
and evening during the week. most varied
and artistic collection o articles is to be placed on
exhibition sale or as DriZes TO be rafled for The
proceeds are to so toward delraynR the ex-
penses OF erecting the new church, the foundation
Of which is already laid. Great harmony having
always existed among the various denominations
in Hoboken. a liberal patronage has been prom
ised to the charitable ladies' from all quarters.
There Is an angry feeling existing in Hoboken in
consequence OF villanous custom prevalent
among rowdies OF raising false cries OF "aren in
the streets The Fire Department. which is q vol
unlary one, comprising some OF the best citizens,
VINO are thus called from business unnecessarily
nine times out OF ten Three false alarms nave been
given within the past week. While running with
an engine on one oi those occasions young man
named William Garland was run over ana dan
gerousy injured The cher Engineer has offered
a reward Tor the apprehension or the person VINO
gave the alarm. Au understanding between the
bell-rlngers and the police would lead to q sup
preston OF the abuse
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ALL HOPE GONE.
Uddcrzook Endeavoring to save A. G.
Goss.

Uddcrzook Endeavoring to save A. G..
Goss.
Correspondence or the Baltimore American from
West Chester, Pa, Oct. III
An Interview with Undertook OF about one and
hall hours In length was had yesterday by Mr.. 4.
r. Stevens, OF Baltimore, the counsel for A. Camp
bell Goss, being witnessed by Mr.. Perdue and one
OF the prison authorities. The main points Of I'd
derzook's conversation with MI. stevens were
confined to the letters and packages with which
A. Z. Goss' name Is Identified.
Udderzook stated that these letters and pack
ages, sent by A. Q. Wilson TO A. U. Goss, were IN
tended for him tUddcrzook), and him only. lie
sad mat nc had asked a.. Campbell Goss Tor the
privilege o using his name Ia that way, and tnat
II had Deen granted lie insisted that A. q. G0s5
knew nothing whatever OF the letters and pack
ages. Uddcrzook now has two spiritual advisers
namely, Rev. Joseph 5. Evans, Baptlsl, and Rev.
W. q. Best, Methodist We understand that ms
proclivites are toward the latter iaitp he having
In early life belonged TO that denomination. 10.
day he appears calm and resigned.
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CorToN-The market for cotton the spot was mac
tive and easier, without decline, Futures were

For future delivery basis low midaina the sales have
been be- as sier two 1 MIocsober /,
1900 al IS; December 500 at IS 7s2c 600 at IS ec, ~
JssSary fsSra;lv iS o g. 4 y Is E S G0 ~ y s s
n.reh Zoo at s sc SO al Is iise ilsc
aS, & a, s ~ & 100 To.s s % e. bales
s M is 7ss 1ssem0sF s.pla.sy II ss' is Jannasy iscy
March; I Els a!e SIssc april y $ss ,s 7sss
November 200 Ct 1. l5lse 700 at ~ 4 81 s2c
&c., asf Janssir so 100 Is IS
900 aiisac All. 7,ss 100 a. 300 at Is isslc
20 sSr at oJ = 'Ssf s &C. % Il
total 10 bales The averages Of yssteTaays forward
March, DfsSse IS APRIL iss ls Jnee iss Firsi
. ss1Rs q % spi S.y i sss
Isis December 100 at is ssac january. soo at iS IS.
SIC. Total, 1850 bales.
efss sss
Total isaos bales This day last week IL ~ bales
I; aay last is o.son ss TS refe essca
lows,-lo Hayre, by sail Ac 10 Hamburg by steam,
sy s a. TO Iysspca Ess%sn by y ss n
6y sail I'd Consolidated seyen day. receipts l2l Us
sa s,oefn Great yy pss to he
soiidated stock 2ss 2s7 Gross receipts at New York-
dn sS g. sem sses Ha rs
Total 57li bales ,.,.. v,o, ,o.o- 49,.
hsA sns Ssns'' ssf eIa
io bags barley, is77io bushels rye, LESS do The
aoa e s2 az
So12 a Ss % Corn meal-lhe market was nrm but
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OF views 90 20 general polity. IN
the afternoon there Will be an open communion
service, ana an address win be made by the Rev.
John ID. Wells, d. d., OF Brooklyn his subject
being .lhe Training OF Children VINO are Members
OF the Church by Brth.n The subjects Tor discus
Holy Scriptures in our Congregations ana sabbath
Schools" and "The Missionary World OF the
Church." the opening addresses to be made re.
spectively oy the Rev. Joseph 4. Duryea, y. D., OF
Brooklyn, and the Rev. Benjamin F. Snead. D. D.,
or Astoria.
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SUICIDE IN BROOKLYN,
Coroner Jones was notified yes,

Coroner Jones was notified yesterday to hold an
inquest over tue body OF Henry BriskweiI. an
Engiishman, sixty years Of age, who committed
suicide by hanging himself in stable In the rear
OF MS residence, on the corner OF King and Como.
yer streets. Deceased had exhibited symptoms VI
insanity for several weeks past
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COPARTNERSHIPs.

DIssoLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.-rHE co
~ partnership heretofore existing between The under.
signed under the firm Of Howell U Vail Sons y this
day dissolved by mutual consent The business OF said
frn will be continued by the undersigned VINO are 70
ssums all liabilities and authorized % collect all
debts due said hrm. HOWELL VAIL.
NEW YoRK Oct. IL, ls7A JOSEPH A. VAIL.
y57 Broome street
73l Sixth
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THE FOREIGN COMMERCE

or the port for the week was:-General mer.
chandise imports, including dry goods. so,6o2 o7o
produce exports, s5,24o,oss; specie exports,
$sl6,2oA The total merchandise imports. jncud-
ing dry goods, since January this year, are
ss22, ,e54ss1, against ss2s, los,sao last year and
&355, 23o ls4 In 1872 The total exports OF produce
since January this year are $3.50 oo9 against
$3.50 l29 last year and sl77 $780, 100 IN 1872 The
total exports OF specie since January ! are
s4s s5s, s7I, against $42 3s7,2 ,2sl last year and
aso In 1870
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The following table SHOWS the extreme nuctua-
tons for the week In the leading shares:-

THE COURSE OF THE MARKET SATURDAY
win best be shown by the following table, from
which the fluctuations were comparatively
slight
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.Wheat-fhere was better business in wheat
day, and prices were uiy lc per bushei higher. The
sales loot up lh3uoO bushels, at 81 OF ST. Us Tor No. 5
springi VI W 81 ls for No Chicago 81 U7 81 "
No Northwest 81 ly4 81 l0Iz fcr No. Milwaukee,
81 l5a ~ ~ ior old No sprin. 81 Ia$l g for No
for winter red, 81 81 25 amber and ST "a 81 81
tor white. Corn was rmer, and in air demand the
Improvement sales aggregate l6O0 bushels at 9Dc. a
&c for mixed In store. ylsc 92c. for do a1oa and
ylc g2tac Tor high mixed to yellow; white nominal.
oats met vita moderate business at about steany
prices The sales foot up SaG bushels, at 6sc 6D1sc
Tor mixed, 59c Ole tor mixed and white state ana
&c. &c. tor white Western Barley quiet aud
easier sales 0D bushels Canada West at 81 3T Rye
inactive; held at from nc 10 81 w per nushel.
FREGHrs There was less inquiry to-day for berth
commoda on, but late improved rates sustained.
TONNAGE charter attracted fair amount OF aten-
ton, but those closed were at figures favoring the
steam 1000 bushels OF grain az I'd small lots OF pro-
visions within the range OF 25s Sos to ondon, by
sail Is hhds tobacco at 25s to Antwerp, By steam,
1900 bushels grain at 6nd 1000 do. OF do at 6lad
$4,000 do do. ID 4 tierces lard on private terms
The charters embrace IA Norwegian bark, hence 10
I0lsd; an Italian bark hence to Bristol direct with
40U quarters OF do. at 3d. fd Norwegian bark hence
to Cork TOR orders to the United kingdon, with loo
bbs napnha 3D.. and liUO bbs or renncd pctro-
leun at S. sd. Norwegian bark from Phiadepbla To
Dublin with 26DD quarters o grain at ss ID German
bark from do to Continental port with sUw bbis oil
refined petroleun private terms other vessels l2r
from Wilmington Cork for orders 10 the United King
dom, with 35p bbls OF rosin at ~ 81.
MoLAssEs- inquiry was fntr Tor grocery lradcs,
but the trar rsactlons confined 70 small lots Ke
ming quotations inactive for want OF stock win
Which 70 operate. We quote Cuba centrifugal and
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rHs UNITED STATES rRIAsuRY.

The operations OF the Treasury at the New York
once during the week included the disbursement
OF $l06,7lo account OF interest, $se 200 In re-
demption OF nve-twenty bonds and the receipt or
100000 for customa
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Oct IL, 1874
Printing cloths quiet during the week. Prices
closed firm at SIC Sac standard and ex ira "a by
g. Sales OF 2. 900 pieces on that basis