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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-05

ASYLUM LODGE NO. TO
Will hold regular meetings every Friday evening
at Odd Fellows Hall, in Darby Bleck, until further
notice.
Per order y. G..
oct23t III Sfri3m X. Is. CAPEN, Sec'y.
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BANGOR.

Bangor, 1. Nathaniel Dresser Of Blue Hill,
CT years old, committed suicide by hang ing
last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-05
local ana State Nous.

Yesterday was good day for the Legisla
ture to March Fourth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-05

During the session of the legislature just
closed, Mr.. Snow OF Hallowel, has occupied
a seat directly in front of Mr.. Moore of Ma
ehiasport In the paper" session yesterday,
Mr.. North of Augusta, offered an order of in
quiry, asking the gentleman from Machias-
port to explain to the House why he had per-
mtted six feet of SRoIr TO remain in front of
his desk all winter. Mr.. Moore, in reply,
said it was on account of the cold North wind
that had been blowing upon him. Mr.. North
has occupied a seat little to the left Of the
gentleman. The inquiry and cute answer
provoked good deal Of merriment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-03-05

While the House were waiting for bushes
yesterday, the members by unanimous vote,
presented to Mr.. Talbot of East Machias, the
copy Of the Holy Bible that has been upon the
clerks desk during the session. Mr.. Crowell
of Benton made neat presentation speech,
to which Mr.. Talbot replied in feeling and
impressive manner. His allusion to the value
of tie Word, that had been his chief study for
ten years, and the blessings that he trusted
would flow from the sacred pages to ali with
whom he had been SO pleasantly associated
during the winter, touched every heart pres
ent. The speech was most beautiful. tender
and afiectionate.
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Chicago Produce Market.

OHICaRO, 9IafCH,
Flour-eAtra spring GOA &C..
Wheat-No. spring, l2l--al- ; No. . lis LA
cash; - February; lls's March; No. ll3al-2
rejected l0s-a
Corn-No.2 mixed 51ls cash; 573< -sa February
s. March; May -; rejected Old jI1sa5I; new
i.
Oats-4sJi cash; - Feb; 10 March; rejected at
3sa39a4.
Rye-s5asj--.
Barley-No. 2 fall "a -; No.. s.nIng H0ali5.
Dressed Hogs 4 O0a6 a..
Pcrk-A % cash. FchlGaiy; "A 3'aH 81 IL
March.
Lard Gjas ~ cash: for February; co for
March.
-; short clear mid 1ssa.
Green meats--shoulders 5l2; short ribs Ia
Hams IL lbs average a9l2.
Whiskey-G-.
Receipts - 600 -four; so 600 wheat; IL coo corn
"a 0ao oats; 1900 rye; l2.OOO barley
Shipments-l2. 900 -four; 81 900 wheat; 10 00G
corn: 600 oats: 10000 barley; = 900 rye.
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Boston Boot and. Shoe Market.

TUESDAY, Feb. IL.
The shipments of boots and shoes from this mar
kct to places outside of New England for the past
week have been "a 1870 cases against 3064 easc,
for the corresponding week last year.
Total shipments since January l pol ,017 cases,
against 22S BOG Tor the period last year
The shipments from Lynn for the week have been
GTOo cases. against 1912 for the week last
year.
The shipments from Ilaverhill Tor the week have
been 3tT2 cases against 1910 cases for the ceres
bonding week last year.
Business remains without material change, and
the sales fall behind the corresponding period OF
last year. and have not, as whole, come up to the
expectations of manufacturers. Manuiaetnrers
who have modeIate quantity OF gpsds on hand
are not disposed to incsease their production any
faster than they receive order and buyers only on
der such goods as they require for immediate use
or to keep up ASSIGNMENTS. Collections in some
sections come In slowly, but at of the largest
distributing points there is good trade and pay
ments are made promptly. Serge goods are less
active than last season, and handmade work OBJ
tains the preference over machinema goods, es.
pecialiy in work designed for women's wear. The
Southern trade is late, and those buyers who have
been here have purchased sparngly. but there are
more promising Indications that the trade will hold
out later than usual.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati March 4

PROVlsIONS-quie:.
PORK--l4 500
LARD--steam asa kettle s.. a.
BULK MEATS-shoulders ) y "a clear rib sides
ia q: clear sides y. n
Observation-Disclosures ia u clear rib sides 81, q
- clear sides 0-asS
WHISKEY-901-.
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Publishers, Notice.

Payments of subscriptions to the Daily Kennebec
Journal, and the weekly Kennebec Journal. may be
made in Hallowel, to Mai. e. RowELL, Postmas-
ter who is fully authorized to receive the same and
give receipts therefore in behalf of the publishers.
Orders for subscriptions and advertising will also
be received by him. III
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WAN TED !!

4 FEW young men for conductors on horse car
n in the city of Boston. Address
NJ. S. STARKW WEATHER,
febl5.tlm 1895 Washington ST., Boston.
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FREIGilTS-Grain: steam, l23. el2d ~ s
Ia ED.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

Coast L. |
- | mai
attapti|
the ah,|
A Gn|
ly On u
/ oil
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
The Lion in His Old A0e.

When The young lion reaches the age OF
two years, he is able 10 down Il horse or an
ox; aud so lac CONTINUES to grow and increase
in strength till he reaches his eighth yeaI'
when his talons, teeth and name are perfect,
and hear rivcs ut maturity, his talons and
fangs show no signs OF decay; but after that
lie grows "chubb sh." tie Is no longer /,
match for the tremendous buif.io;he prowls
around tho cattle krauls, and snatches lamb
or xiii, just MS he did when he set out with
his parents nearly thirty wears before. A
woman or child at night shares the Same
fate. Hi, strength and sight now decline
more and more, till the mighty lion grows
lean and angy,and cIawls about from place
to place, eating any Oiial he can rlck up,and
despisiug not even 40 small oil animal as the
field mouse; and he starves and dies, or ia
fallen ON aud slaughtered by a few towardly
hycnas, or Is d scovercj, unablo 10 move,
beneath n tree aud knocked OH the head by
some wandering kailie.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
LIST OF GIFTS:

9.767 Grand Cash Gifts. amounting to S2OOo0O
" Prizes in Real Estate. - 5l00O
A., 7S9 Gifts. amounting to............. s.5).~0I
REFERENCES:
Knowing that the management of this A So
ciation will be conducted as represented, we
rhceriully recommend the same to the pub
lie:
James Leonard John Iiclro!d. John ,
MeDougall. W. i. VIM, IL. Tone, j. NJ.
Cook, Aldermen. City Of e;iJon. Texas.
Judge. Vim. d. Kirk,
J. Nevins City Treasurer.
w. Il. Bo.s. LoLe Star Mills.
Weekly Times. Dcnison.
l.. Il. Fuller. Alan Hotel,
NJ. joldsoll u Co, Mercha ats.
Mm. Hughes. Real Estate Broke.
First National Bank. Denison.
Col. Frank Schrader. ExMa,or.
| Daily and Weekly n News. Deni,or,
| Samuel A. Cook. Real Estate Brokor.
Col. 4. ii. Warren, Roli Estate Broker,
Chas. A. Maurice. u. $. Commissioner,
Jos. Perry. Attorney NJ. X. u 4. II. X.
j. w Jennings. Ex- Postmaster u. S. Senate
Col. II. W. sheph.r I'D. Alamo Hotel, Denson.
Merchonts' X Planters Bank. Denisrn.
Col. +. J. Strang. q MI IS A., benson. Tex.
GOode. stinnett h Co., Cotton Brokers. Deni'
e. d. chadick. Manager. Cotton Comprcss
| Co.. Denis,n.
| A statement of the Distribution will be
pub iished and forwarded to ticket holde s.
and all gifts will be promptly paid after the
| distribution.
GOOD AND RESPONSIBLE PERSONS
WANTED
| to work for the interest Of this Ass,ci ,ti n
| LIBERAL COMM SSIONS ALLOWED.
| HOW TO REMIT To US.
l / l..
Draft. Post 0liico Money Order or Registered 4
| Letter.
| Address all Communications TO
AlPHEUS R. COLLINS, Sec'y.
| octl3-law-}m DENISDN TENAS.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

A sublerranean forest, the trees OF which
are OF great size aud well preserved, has
been discovered thirty feet from the SUI face,
IN Essex county, W. Va.
because the election notices are placed in
the windows OF several New York corset
stores, in the midst OF paniers, skeleton
ski,ts, ETC., the ladies don't see why they
cant vote.
A young man in Tennessee" has gone
through the chloroiorm of comu.I..ng sui-
eide, and all Tor love. 1t is about time some
thing was done to tounteract the E,vages ol
sentiment.
Olive Logan is in Iowa. and paper ou
there says she presents the appearance OF {
"limp kangaroOess" when on lhc stage. Thi
| calls for blood
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

and Auger Shapes, Galvanized aud Black
sheet Iron, Cast. Shear, Bhstar ucrman.
Smith. Coach, and other Hardware--iors,
SHOES. Horse Shoe Nails. Borax, Bolts, Clips
Nuts. Washers. Malleable Castings. WAGON
Boxes. Springs. Axles. Spokes. Felloes, Shafts:
Bows, &c.. Carriage Canvass, Oil Carpets Rat
tinett, Enamoled Top and Dash Leaf Ter. and
Coach hardware OF all kinds; Iron Wire Gal,
yanized Nails. Babbit Metal. Lead, Spelter
Gran ks and Rollers. Back Chains, &c Ge.
Smiths and other tools. Anvils, Vices. Bel
lows. Slcdgss. Hammers. Shoeing Knives
Files, Rasps. Smiths Drills. Tire Zen iers
rwere Irons. Stocks and Dies
All Of which. will bo sold at very low
prices. wholesale and rotaii. tor cash or ap.
proved credit. march 2. 1853
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
elI a D ELPHI IA. WILMINGTON Il
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
SEPTEMBER 2sru. 1871.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows: for
itPhlladelphia and intermedia.e stations,
6.3D, 8'lo. y 30. 1910. a. IN; 2. 400. 7 20. $50
y. IN.
phiiadelrhia and New York. 1.3l q. m;
l2.n, l2.42. 5.42. y. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations. lo.h2
20 w, n. IN. $50, y. IN.
Baltimore and Wsshin gton. 1852, 2O3. 1902
a. IN; 1856. 1.23. $40. ITO. D. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division. ..leave for:
New Castle. 500. lO10. q. M; LIS. 6, 40,
y. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations. s. 90.
10 10. n. M; $40, p. IN.
% pelmar and intermediate stations. 300
1910. q. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS:
phiiadelphia and intermediate stations,
1. 90. $50. p. M.
philadelphia and New York. 1.3l, a, IN.
Baltimore and Washington, 1889. 2O3
IN.
For further information passengers are ra-
ferred I the time tables posted at the denot,
II, j. kENNEY. Superintendent
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

The Ereniny IeIcgraph evidently suuifs
danger from aiar, or it would scarcely have
ventured, as it did Yesterday upon so bold
and anti Republican u step as tolopeniy do
nounce the unparalleled and inexcusable
conduct OF MaIjor Merrill, In arrcsting, ut
the poiut of Government bayOneis, citizens
oi Louisiana, upon the most frivolous pre-
lenses, placing them in irons, and locking
them up in PRISON.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

Ne Pc .~ors r1cs take these II iliers accoro.
ing Ia ,,rrcions, and remain long unwell. pro
Nllcd iht bones are not DESTROYED hy mine raj
ml'o1 "r other means, aud vital organs wasted
urA onu Ire point of repair.
Dysprrs;n or Endi igc.ti0n, Headache, Pain
IN the Shoulders. Coughs, Tightness of the Chest.
i'Ax:incSS sour ErhciationS of the Stomach, BAD
TnNe IN The Muuih Bilious Attacks PalpitatiOD OF
ihc Heart Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain In the
symptoms, are The ofsprings OF Dyspepsia. Que
h@Ilc VIII prove y better guarantee OF its merits
than n l"n-thY advertisements
EVr Ec.sisir eosHpiasuis, In young OF Old,
nlirlicd or single, at the dawn of wonanhOot, or
HE turn of life, these Tonic Filters display no de
"ilcd an Influence that improvement Is soon per
"cp,ihlc.
H'or EnGousn1iOry and Chronic Rhe.s
.WntissU ana Cout, l;ilioua, Ecmiitent and lntci
mittcnt FeY"r7. Diseases Of the Flood, Liver, Kid
leNI and bladder, these Btters have no equal
inrh Diseases are caused by NItiated Blood.
rhcy are u gentle rurgntivc ms well n :
a E8uic, possessing the merit OF acting as y
powerful agent in relieving Congestion or lnfam
nation of The Liver and Nisccral Organs, and In
l.iCus Diseases.
For SEfn Diseases, Eruptlons, Tcttcr salt
ilhenn, lilotches Spots, Iimples, Pnstules, Bolts
Carbunclcs, Ring. worms. Scald-lIead Sore Eyes
ErySpclas, Itch, SCuriS. DISSERTATIONS of the skin
Ilumors ana Diseases of the skin Of whatever tnle
or nature are literally dug up and carried out OF the
system In short time by the use OF these Bitels
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
TIERS the most wonderful lnvigorant that ever sus
.aincd the sinking system.
H. ~. MCDONALD a. 60.
DrnPglstS ana Gcn dS.. San Francisco Cal, &
o.. OF Washington ana Charlton Sts., N. Y.
SOLD Bi ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
Failure Of a Heary Lumber
Firm.

MINNEAPoLIs, MINI Oct. Wash
burn Il Co., one oil the largest lumber firms
III America. has suspended. Liabilities half
IL miilion,a assets one million, but realization
very doubtful III the present depressed
condition OF tho lumber trade. Two hun
dred thousand dollars oi their papor Is held
IN Chicago, and The remainder is distributed
over the country, and large lumber firms are
involved.
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29
TnlRD and sgnIPLEY SIS,

, ',,N"' 'IWIVS on
handa full assort-
Inent or
IRON d. STEEi.
, Rest hraras o
American Ham.
Inered anu Rolled
Bars. English Re-
hneu BARS OF all
sizes. Band. lIo0p.
and Slit lron.bcsi
Norway NajIrnls
The daily gazette., 1874-10-29

49, .767 Grand Cash Gifts. amounting to S20O.ooO
u Prizes in Real Estate. $4,000
0,7S9 Gifts. amounting to................ s.5).W0
KEFERENCES:
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, April O. 1874
Cotton quiet; light demand: good ordinary, i4ssc.
mindling losec receipts, $40 Exports coast
wise 4. Sales. $50. stoea, 55,S52
NEW ORLEANS, April Q. 1874 n
Cotton qnict and s.endy midihng 61sc Net receipts
627 bacs; gross 79 ExportsTo Great Britain 49, b.
France, 1871 coasgwise. l.s Sales, 1850; last even
ing, 2lC. stock, 2l..oa
Cotton firm. demand light; offerings light mia,iiina
Ice. low MidGIIps l5isc, good ordinary, ;sc. Net re-
&c pts, 30 bales. Exports coastwisc ii3 sales, 500
STOCK, 1870
Cotton quiet and steady middling iosc. Net receipts
937 bates, gross, 9i3 Lxportsro the Continent 2l5i
coastwsc, 40 sales, 5oa STOCK, 53,3ia
wn.NISGros y. G., April Q. 1874.
Spirits Of ;urpentine quiet at i0lsc Rosin steady at
hard, S. tor yellow dip. Tar quiet at 81 80.
OswEco, April O. 1874
Flour steady. sales OF 1850 bbis, Al 81 IS Tor No
spring IS 70 amber winter so Is fer white no So
Tor double extra. Wheat dull; sales $3.50 bnshels
No. 1 Milwaukee ciab at 81 &C. 500 bushels do. az
Corn quiet at sc. Sic: Barley quiet Corn meal sold
at 81 % Tor boed and al 60 for unboltcd per cwt Mill
feed unchanged. al So tor shorts S6 for shpuhs and
81 Tor nadiings per ton. Railroad freights-Flour TO
Boston, 5Dc. 20 New YORK, a0c.; TO Albany, 3Sc. Re-
ceipts IL 100 bushels Of wheat
BUFFALO, April 9, 1874
Imports for The last twentytour hours ". Four seoS
do. Exports-Wheat $4,000 bushels; corn. $500 DC. !;
oats, 4sgg do. Flour quiet; western spring % 70
BAKERS 81 % 81 10; amber. " % - 20; white Ss W
81 wheat in,good demand; sales Of sol bushels NO
held al r aSdi Winter e Il $ s white Do
Western bsId.At asc, BARLEY dalL, nanAdA ~ ~ Vi
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The following table shows the opening, highest


The Stock Exchange has suspended from mem
hership Mr.. George b. Watts for making private
settlements with his creditors, Instead OF report.
ing himself to the Boaro, as the rules OF the Ex-
change demand.
Messrs Eugene Finck and H. l.. Hotchkiss have
been elected members OF the Stock Exchange.
The Governing Committee ofthe STOCK Exchange
has adopted the following rule:-
ANY member who shall make fictitious or trinlng
bids oer. or shall offer to bay or sell stock or
security at less valuation than one-eienth one
per cent. shall upon conviction thereof be subject
TO suspension, or sucn other penalty as the Gov
ernng Committee shall impose.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on
the Sth declared a dividend OF five per cent on the
stock OF the main branch for the hal-year ended
March 81. payable on and alter May /; and also
dividend OF five per cent on the STOCK OF the Wash
ington branch for the half year ended March 81,
payable on and after the 18th INST
The estimated gross earnings Of the Union Pacific
Railroad for March were $500 900, against sos, 900
as the corrected earnings for the same month last
year.
csrcu AT THE NEW WORK. STnrK pyfU ANEE
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DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS,

complaint made to Commissioner Van Morn,
that in the grading OF Hath street. between Willis
avenue and Mil.orook, IN the Twenty.tnir1 ward.
the contractor IS using garbage ana oa Tor filing,
has been referred by the commissioner 70 the
Department Of Public Parks, which has Jurisdiction
over that district.
commissioner van Mort has transmitted TO the
Board OF Assessors the certificates OF NE cost OF
the fohowing improvements, in order that the as
easements therefor may be made -
Regulating, grading, &C., nsth street, between
seventh ma Eighth avenues, Amounting to-. Sli,00
and Third NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,osAs
Total. an. q
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-Wheat-The market was shade frmer ana sne e. de.
a @aaa ie! sass "sIa ssSs
81 Il ~ s. S 6 S'ssafs r 'eFns : s0
% nser Ts ses
Sc new Western mixed, ssc. oos. Tor good to
nEE s sales are
n.se as 81 @ s sod 20
the sSS 81 @ ns, 9 TO- ys4H coee 70
1sisy SSs Su
enSf % ear s5 j. tor jersey
FnsloaTs 5ser;h frsights we're dun TODAY, owing
to eSncea supply Of ayaaOe
better demand Cor vessels to the wants
ses oP sTan Of ths msTse! arm: 81.
higher rates not OF The
. bones bacon sss Grain, y stem icd Sd'
s S ~ sS
i 6ha 1ow M Bristol By
t saf a sS a have e ea slssm bushels
Or s. w bsDs. eI q aWaT
w oafd hsnss
e With On
sspaey shR u Ss ana srih
w SS ssea o ca n 9Ts g
S @ % IS 81 as az as ass t ss
DO at IS rumored Norwegian bark hence to stettin
@ @ s M So 81 d asa bark
e 81 sSsax
a. from g & 4 Th r t0 sco n d s y, sas
isl Ianas and n oo sb u.s. Of New Orleans We quote
s Sy sc ao sna
io sa % is5S ' sew r Ssa Rsg ss e Eng
NAvs s1oREs.Ihe market for spirits Of ,uruent a
ses! ID osssnea va: &C. steady
Go obs Of good strained seseraay today
aner 0s srad e as g Sd oow
Tar was dull and eoa.nable At s. Tor WILMINGTON Pitch
ne s.sfd e.
was sstaiaabls asi4c which Price was nominal, how
sseted a Ssc sls and naph:Sa nominal &c TSs
@ o a9 sanae ninfs &c
iii o pn As ~sa 81 vs.
a.yiie rs E%|Ss Gsn,Tsi 81 :.
ReceDtsnrork ss7 bis beef l2s pack
or ness ea' pork the ana oopng
actions we're r ina MADE Tor future delivery Dressed hogs
Though quiet; Mere arm closing a a. c per H. Beef
transactions confined to jobbins parcels amounting 10
le sS raass
sS as SO e. a se a hams 1 81 ssre ss ID
value and lots to the amount OF % ses were placed,
M sn 81 raves GU
s On 0 s 5
hams a 81 boxes clear y, GENES ms at ec sacon
scarce urmef. Closing per TO- lot long
clear nd ollie per To- for short clear without note.
worthy sales Lard was dull and lower The sales were
$50 tierces Western steam April nt -, neIces do
10 7-i6c Bu.;er ruled dull with downward tendency.
Cheese about steady in value but quiet
RicF.-Thcre only moderate business consuIn-
mated lobbng way but PRICES were steady sales
IS o. carolina at PC SIC, as to quality. and
200 bags OF Rangoon at TIC. u 15sc.
suGAR-The demand tor raw sugar continued good and
the market ruled -teay the basis 13sc 7ac.
atr 70 good Ihe sales ncludc $50 hds Of ir
7s.c 5s.c hhas OF fair ut 7esc. so hnds OF prime
al IKE 100 nhds centrifugal al sac. and 1895 bags
do on private terms. Refined met with .ar trade. and
prices exhibited essential change from those last
uucted. Messrs Wait, Creighton 4 Morrison. their
circ ular this date sum up thus
Hads Bores Bags. Melaao
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cent. Foreign exchange was steaG-. rat dull at
ass for prime 90 days sterling and ASS for demand
STATE BONDS AND BANK suARRs
we're dull, with prices generally unchanged Bank
shares we're also lightly dealt IN. American Ex-
change brought ll2a< ll3; Commerce, l2o; Fourth
National, loI. and ST. Nicholas, ITO.
RAILROAD BONDS
were moderately lrm and continue TO invite In
vestment Harlem first sold at LOT, Erie third at
esq, Central Pacific at o4ss, Union Pacific nrsts at
s6ss and Incomes at the same price. The late bids
were as followy:-
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY APRIL TO- l874-TRRLE SHEET,

do &c. IKE; extreme range for lots, 49, 22c gold
h., 60 and 90 days credit Java government bags
sc. . &c. do grass mats, 25c- 2Sc. Ceyion. &c
ESQ., MarAcaibo. zoe 25c. Laguayra, &c. &c.. ia
maica Zoe. 24c. ST. Domingo lsc. &c.; Porto Rco
2lc &c.; Costa RIGA. &c 23c; Mexican 2c- &c !;
savanina 20c. 24c. Curacao 2Oc &c. gold rer lb
Gu and ~ DAYS.
corroSwithout actua decline the market for cotton
declined li6c and closed with the tendency still down
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-10
CLOSING pRIcEs-s O'CLOCK P NJ.
COMMERCTAL REPORT.

Cotton Guiet-Fiour Firm - Wheat
FirGner-Corn steady-Oats n shrfe
Bettcr-gork Duii--Lard Easier.f:ro-
cerics stendy-Petroleum Quiei-ynva,
stores Quiet-Frcights Firm-Thia,sev
Steady.
THURSDAY, April &c NJ
The trade movement has been fair TODAY oep
orally speaking, and values In some Instances ex
biblted some Improvement AT the Produce Elk.
change there was o liberal business consummated
ia hour, and the market was FIRM. Wheat met
with fair demand, and the market was frmer.
Corn was steady in value, under good demand
both for lots on the spot and to arrive oats were
1rmer. Pork was dull, but held at previous prices.
Lard suffered a slight decline. sugar was in de-
mand and steady bat other groceries we're auiet
and values nominal particularly for coffee Petroleum
was quiet and easy Spirits turpentine easier while
rosin remained about steady. Whisky was in demand
and steady
CorrEg-The market remained dull. No sales were re-
ported from first hands and IN obbinp way the trans
actions we're unmportant We append our former quo.
tations As csrgoes. isc i9aSc
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-10

future delivery oasis low midang) the sales have
been follows Last evening after three o'clock
S3c 0 July 500 a. Il 7s;e Tot, Total n, 90,
Is 732c 90 6ac 800 at Is l6c May. 500 at g q
400 at i5,sc oDat 600 at goo At 10
s9ss June. 7ooat 100 q, Y 5l2c go A. I'c
At II S2c August 200 at II ls6c october 100 ar lie
TOTAL 1920 bales Grand total II oo0 bales The receipts
500 savannah, ss7; Charleston. s9s Wilmington, 1872
bales This day last week. 6slS This day last year.
Bly, Rates on TO foreign ports were quoted ss
follows 10 Havre by steam lc by san. zc. To Ham
burg by steam, lc.; by sail, Ac TO Bremen by steam.
Sc by sail &C. compressed 10 Liverpool, py steam.
Flour AND GRAIN -Receipts-Flonr, 1880 bills wheat,
40 300 b Shells corn 1870 500 do corn meal 81 DDls and
$50 bags; oats 2ioto bushels; rye, 5Yo Do The four
NOME trade and Tor export The sales foot up about
ii 90 bbls including all kinds at prices within the range
mand sales 1000 bbls at ST. - Is Tor jersey 81 81 %