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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-16

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH -.
w small Cottage House, with ground attached
vacant lot, situated in the Fourth District, be
tween Carondelet and Coliseum streets. Direct repl
to R.. Bulletin office. je9
The New York herald., 1874-08-15

a. from s se for The range Of ey Sss-Hsrsst is
sns fogs a. 1 psekssss % " xs9s placed at asaTss within
he raIse. Of s2 sls 50 for plain mess bbl; 81. ss
;sa iqss mess ao sH;Ta Sa5 sS sHS
~ sas wssepn esaai Southern no%ns meats:
81
sra-fSs SS.s wssissa essa Steam ne 9ssssi
a soaaasd gspts%Ses ss go
terses a. !. 7lsc 4Sc. OF city, the sales were 10"
r% s 'aa ss
asAe, per ib and ~o bags OF Rangoon at SAe VIC
sIEAn,sK s Market quiet bu, nrm Sales 5000 lbs Of
sueAK-for raw sugar the market wa, steady and the
% mas French a Ge 81 % oSr and
4 Sas1lS i5s
sTsnalsisd and lSAs iof powdered and crushed, We
DO: lar 9 5000 lair ss y dS good prime 81
ss ia S Sa s 4sa Rsms So
SO is, sHe y,.c molasseS hhds and poxss, &C. =
Ara S * e elassa oSsei pSssn s%a
fS IS y f Z ' oe Sis de- e to Il M se f6eS kss DO
Refining common TO prime 7e shc;: grocery dair 10 70
H. Ssc sfse; JsSa-yalch standard iS 70 i, SIC;
sontinusd quiet We note sale Sf
was duh and quoted nominany as before.
avn sass nsssa % ss al With af market
TOBAcco.-There has been fair demand for kentucky
leaf during the past three days and the market ruled
firm. 1ha sales foot 700 hhds ut from 7c l6c
ID. Seed leafs were also in good demand, within a
steady range OF PRICES The sales include 81 cases ohio
sa. srop s7 g H7s s o9 private
CROP 1873 At 6c lSc Z75 do Pennsyvana crop. 1873
on private terms Foreign ruled steady IN value under
WooL-During the past three days the marke5 has
been moderately active aid firm Tor all descriptions
The sales include 1900 lbs. OF Xxx Ohio at 57c 5u 700
Ss q snd G Xxx oho @ assSs ~ q 30 % BE- % g Xxx X S So
washed Ohio at S6c UW lbs OF tub washed at 56c, 600
lbs pulled at 45c. rs bales OF lambs do At 42c
500 lbs OF low grade combingsa at 5oc 6lc bales OF
3sc 5000 lbs OF Western do at BE BE 5000 lbs. of
hnc Iexs at 3Gc 20 bales OF secured Texas at 70c i20o
California nixcd lots S2s4c 10000 lbs Of Anstral
81 02x; BWO lbs OF unwashed fleece 1900 lbs. OF
medium do, 1000 lbs OF dne unwashed. "A bales OF No
and 5000 lbs. Of foreign nos all on private terms
WHisKEy.-RecciptS $40 bbls. The market was quiet
but steady at the Improvement of yesterday Sales, l6
| hhla. Il Ql gallon.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvKsroN, August H. 1874
Sals 5s
Cotton quiet and unchansed midaling M l65se Metre
sspts M grHss M sales S ait ses eyesns @
IiSi experts to Great Britain 1885, cOastwse 1856
'"'''' ''" MOBILE. August H. 1874
Cotton quiet and unchanged middllng, ldc. Net re
Stock 4Na weeky-Net receipas, III; exports coast.
"''' SAVANNAH, August IA, 1874
Cotton nominal lower to SCI SELL mlddiSg shc Net re Ts.
Wsexy-Ne receipts, 4ss gross 4ss exports cosswise
rsss 81 A.Iss @ So I S.ssy Ss
Net receipts $50; exports coastwise ls2l sales, ld
s0r,, ,u,u.nt,ns Ssso NS,a a l m
% ss Ss s9 yS% S5ses sasssS'Ss ss s:fy
Tar steady at % 50. ,.,.
Flour unchanged sale. ssl whss safe.
@ SSshs 0 g. D.ss. red Sqsso n
% SSi!sd ana ssl rs snSesa Tilted "a
sa Ssna shIss is
York Sm0er g e to the pSsSn q S 81 70 New york
sc % Htsans % Lake
ss.s:: s ssRe 's:s
ss r.,
si sssi{ $s ssss sss ss;as' ssi$:s
Cana trelgnts-W neat Sc. colni o. OATS ofc Four
81 $,: :ss Is %:s. :.: sS5
winter at 81 10 Corn dali SAFES lsO6o Bushels No.
I5C0 bushels Toledo at 4sc 49c Rye nominal at 91c
81 Barley malt Arm. Canada, $50 %; Western 81 81
d 90 Other articles unchanged.
,s,, arm ses IN o$.S $;ss;;
at 81 ~ for No. white wabash 81 81 tor No white
Michigan 81 Is amber Michigan, 81 lex September
81 II No. red, 81 l6 for do cana 81 ID for No red
cash and August 81 i4k 81 10 september; 81 10 Tor
NO Corn irm and in fair demand ut s3c for high
mixed; August, 68Ac.; low mixed. 61tsc Csc SepeI
ber 6s5oc white, 75c. Tie; no grade, 68c. 6Sp0
damaged Sic. Oats firm and in lair demand at 43c 0r
No. l. August 4Uc.: Michigan, 4kc. 42c. white, 43xc
reights firm: wheat to Buffalo, &C.: to OsweRo &c.
exc Receipts-C9t0J bushels wheat 5000 do. 300
corn. $500 DO. oats
CHICAGO, August II. 1874.
Flour quiet and UNCHANGED Wheat active; irregular
81 u, spot; 81 osN, August; ST. september; No sdo,
mixed spot; 6Sc bio August rejected Csc Oats steady,
Of SSc for No spot; 37c. $780, August &c., sep;ern
ber Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley in tar demand
ana 81 for No 2spring spot; THc, September
Pork quiet and unclaimed. Lard steady. al l4c spot
llAc l4Mc., september. Bukmeats steady nnd lower
at 5c SIC Tor shoulders; ll4c tor short rib middes
ll<c llhc, for short clear middles Whiskey steady
at Vc Freights quiet and unchanged. Receipts 500
bushels wheat i950U0 do corn 900 do oats AC01 do
rye, 5000 do barley shipmensMooSo bois hSur is 0O
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
ossIAN,s DODGE.
A Sequel TO tho st. Paul Scandsl-After
Getting His Wife's Release Of Dover
and Selling all His Property, Dodge
Waltxes Away without Her.

Getting His wi1e's Release OF Dover
and Selling all His Property, Dodge
Waltxes Away without Her.
[St. Paul Despatch to the Chicago r1mes.]
The readers OF the Times during the months VI
January and February. 1873, will recUilect the sal
tent features in the Ossian E. Dodge scandal. with
which our city was convulsed at that Time. A case
nlled with more putrid nastiness. In which both
parties appeared to be. about equally guilty 1t Is
hard to imagine. 1t will be remembered that the
case was brought before the public gaze py Mrs
Dodge commencing proceedings for q divorce on
the ground Of adultery. the main charge being
based on the discovery Of Osslan IN bed in Sleep
lug room In his own house with sewing girl OF
easy virtue. Dodge answered BY fling numerous
nectiOn with several parties on various occasions.
For weeks the case was before the courts, the
Finally, alter both par Ties had proved their charges
against eacn other, tue case was settled each
condoning the others conduct and the affair end
ing IN q resumption OF marital relations. This ac-
tion was so unnatural as to cause great surprise.
There were not few, however, who knew Dodge
well. and thought his intention was 10 get his
property Into his own hands, then desert his wife.
This seems to be borne out by subsequent pro-
ceedings. Months ago Dodge announced that he
should leave LOT the East as soon as he could dis
pose OF his property. He has recently been selling
MS property. amounting In the aggregate TO about
$4,000, Mrs. Dodge signing the deeds jointly with
her husband. fhs completed, Mrs. Dodge. the
latter part or last week. went up to Rush Guy,
IOtty'uVe lilies ulsaut, W Nislt HicHuS. Shc was
to return on Thursday evening and &c Ompany
her husband East But Dodge, instead OF waiting
his wiles return lett with mis- two youngest emil
dren on sunday evening, with the expressed de-
termination OF never seeing hts vile again. IL Is
reported that Mr.. Dodge lelt letter Tor his Wife,
that will be delivered to her on her arriva home;
but its contents are as yet unknown. 1t Is gen.
orally understood, however that ne made no set
Element upon her, and lett her with but very
sinai! amount o ready funds; but that he has ar
ranged for the payment to her OF regular stipend
ior ner maintenance, SO long as she conducts her
self IN q seemly manner. Much sympathy Is
manifested Tor Mrs. Dodge and good zeal OF In
dignatlon that Ossians sharp practice should have
been so eminently successful
The New York herald., 1874-08-15

even sss,:sss ys:.ssasy: SfgfTa dsys5iss so5s,
Isasc SoysnSs5. iaass IsssmIs, i6Sss January iS,
sse sSf Anss ao's 10 ssss : sseons @
Total 100 bales The Ieeeigis sum np thus .-Galyes9n
han Ss% g. nSGs soros s Ss% York
M IGs ~ EH ssy s wis 4. 81 nn Az
sy san Ae 70 Hamburg. BY steam. ac.. BY sail As;
corSEs..rh market renamed dull ior all descrip
sns s;a isss canaS
sG sss ss sS ss % prime es
iSsy1s @ s asjssass @ fssSs:;
e keS sc s .osss s Rss 2o e Mex Ne
e ssn sela sIsf V ssVa"' ''e I' A''A ''
nrm aud anticipate higher prices when trade opens We
ssr stea,s sss Se. iof Parsae lsS. isszc. and
e S5 II 01 asr aas but value.
steady fe' aDSse ~ and I'd
Ssy ,5a S5 ssi; SS
Hps s S9
sSs ..s s99ss is a9a
fsS "a; ls and Rass. ss'
a W quote vi ssa
3 81 :assf :SSofs sSs with win heads sssh %:
Shocks So So 81; empty hogsheads So l2ts 81 IS:
hoops ss, % Orana.y Sl%e !S pI!%s @ Sc % hoops IL
ss SHs
sreTase ' from iSoooS to 10000 lbs at rom isc
FEouR AND GRAIN -Receipts-Flour 1907 bbs wheat
$50 bushels corn none oats Sa76 bushels The hour
The sale. since last FOO, about aoJ Cos insad
ons Corn meal was firm and sold 70 the extent OF 100
The New York herald., 1874-08-15


hasi, asns :Ss IS & s5sse ssss ss r.
::s S::s ssasssS sss s
sIs, ist .asSs Ssas sisS s
as ss and tSSsn yss &C. 5s Sc sse. M rs
NoLAssss ne market ruled hrm but win l,Sh. offer
9aahsy dne ransas!Sns Mere eonnnea to unmporSan'
az So, sU Tsnn @ aH f.ISSas dS @ &C.
New orleans, 7te a S. - 80 ~, -
n,. canss the marks; Gr
10 note safe Of s. sois at Sc Merchan,abe Older o
sa: sfs 's stss r' 'As ss
So % es IS s iSH SS to a e ssa sNepi
a5 Il, .-9% y ssSass sss s.ns
ns pTss S'aS ad Whale 81 ere ee @ nma
not materially changed IN value sperm quoted a. 81 ~
81 81 s'ss ss .ss
q va; qqs w1 rpps s
cr yellow white ana eo
nominal Lard OIL wss nnssisd and rregasr OwnS
q! rom 81 to 81 10 Barr cod quoted steady at zoe
aSs the insde Dc I price Tor for No l. s"'eN
was dull and Coscs @ wsaK Gi q, nSS & "a, ms AND nal
& a9ss onSs IN aS s wa S's % sGq 'St St
sold Tor next weeks delivery at that price Cases wers
rm under moderate inquiry quoted ut llc. Naphtla
scarce very nrn-hcld at sSe. SIC. for city
The Philadelphia market was dull, weak and nom mai
Ike. Tor balancs o. month From the oil producing
iollows;On City, 81 u6. Ttpsvile 81 % q ~ 97li
PRovisIoSl.-Kecetpts-Pork, Y tbls eeef rs PACK.
ages; meats 7y do lard, l72 bbls and ierces For
%ss; s pGis sas sfsss % on sfss
ami oS SS, 'G o 'ss AesSss Bacon
boxes OF Ions clear M lie, snort clear held st lac.
prsssss nesssrhs masKst Was ollok but drm; ouetsd
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
AN ACTIVE OFFICER,

John Farrell is charged with innicting danger
ous wound In the region OF the heart on q man
named Waters, both of whom resided ar the same
house. lla Mulberry street. The vigilance and
tact Of Onlcsr Mcnamara, Fourteenth precinct. for
his clever arrest Of the offender Just as he was
leaving town Tor New Jersey, deserves commenda-
tion. After arrest the officer brought his prisoner
to Bellevue Hospital. where Farrell was identlded
a. the ass liant by Waters, who now lies there In
Q very precarivuS condition.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
ANOTHER KEROSENE OIL ACCIDENT.

Early yesterday morning Mrs. Margaret Bann-
gan. residing In one OF the row OF tenements in
West Tnirty.second street, near Seventh avenue,
while Ending nre In stove, to expedite mat
ters, poured a quantity Of kerosene oil on the
wool, which was followed by the usual results.
setting nre to her clothing Mrs. Banntgan rushed
frantlcally down stairs, where she was caught by
several other occupants OF the house. who speedily
extlngulshed the flames, but not before her legs.
arms and parts OF her body were severely burned
physician was called in to attend the sufferer
and subsequently gave 1t as bis opinion that she
would recover from the wounds
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
AN UNKN0WH SUICIDE.

man, supposed from papers found on his per-
son to be Henry Scott PrItchard, Of No. no Pine
street, st. Louis, Mo-, committed suicide at the
Ashland House, No. sl5 Fourth avenue, early yester
day morning, w taxing morphine. He was about
thirty years Of age, light complexion sandy nous.
tache, dressed In black clotn coat. vest and
pantaloons; had on q clean wnlte shirt with three
emerald studs, one plain gold collar button and
two gold sleeve buttons; colored SOCKS. low cut
shoes and Scotch plaid cap. rue body was sent
n the MOruue
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
COLLlDING WITH A CAR.

Charles Katzenstein, the driver Of car 124 OF
the Dry Dock and East Broadway line, yesterday
made complaint at Essex Market against Fred
erick Heuge truck driver. He charges Heuge
with having reckessly and unnecessarily driven
his truck on THU sday last into his car disabling
one OF his hOrs, and impering the lives OF his
passengers. Heuge elected to be tried at the Gen.
eral Sessions, and was held by Judge Kasmire In
$500 bail to answer.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
THE STOCK YARDS.
moHTrsugp PROM EIGHTH PAaE.l

Asoo ,est I'm length and 10000 cubic yards OF
sSsth vii na reuuired TO MI the cribs At the
fusness. ruth S 'front.' Of the work elevator win
lie erected heavy timber noorlng win be
iaid over piles upon which o i0undation
of masonry viii be laid, and upon this the grain
eieyator viii be built ABOUT 400 ieet in length by
Sn0 m width IL Is calculated that there Will be
fhrty feet OF water at low tide In front of these
improvements. and In the course or time 1t is con.
,empasd 70 Width wpeS hres aoo 'ers
VIM be laid, Thus cars may be run alongside OF
vessels ana their loads easily discharged. 1t will
thus be seen that the work ~ OF great magnitude
and must result, In the near Iuture to the great
profit and convenience OF the railroad, as well as
"a vast benent TO our port.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15

Wheat in better demand and faliy lc dearer The
:$Es q; ss., NJ Ss s
81 80 Tor old red and amber winter 81 y 81 SS & TOR
sales up bushels at Soc or mixed on spot
and % @ r and s @ a the er whoe h
lt!e better he aggregate S1o trsnes m
5sc and Sc Sc common to cnoice new white. No
old here Barley remained entirely nomina a. Rys S was
Hes'w new western % :sd - 81 Is i Tor old state w ~
day, but The market was arm and rates steady. The
Less 5 s s
about The a. nuds "a nd ATE %
Ssd sa s q sossses ss:es' g b oa y
sss II ia @ ssssss sEsln o
81 Ssi lara Sai y ssss:
eas
grain london a. y With ~ ao bushels s'sP sssa & 9ss
ssSe. ssS t speo sSs es s a ss:a Sssn
ga ss SS ssP aJ s0s 4 Il h9
xb IS As Dss ssss hnss o ssSsd S So a. at
H aS ri '42 a 81 nx s o
sonasse @ ssse nsS, .ss for sss s9%ss s:
our last: last Of So rolls part at INe We quote
a a, ;'', :s':;; =;
y :. s an:
Single, q ior s pndrssssd; Ys Mania SIS se sold: @
s:fi sisu n = "a
sS sqis s%
M Z 1s' sad o
ssss ne & ssS ss?s 'sy ss
shppns grades M S ss,, M 81 rsai sqaM &c 81 as, g sU
S,Ssf9 Ss rys &C. ~. for d. and for
Hlprs.-1he demand during the past three days
n' ss Sy a but ss or.er aa @
X s. Asss 3 D q % ss per
aI % r.: S: AZ S
f. v:;: Cruz ,ss ss sSsa S
lSs sc; slG s,sa is ,6s :, lDs - lsc J: Soaots s
iS ssn,s Z S is: A.: rsse S.ssiis ana e.
Pate Hs y NJ Jrqs.ii1 Is lSs s, lS:;
fas run eeapa: ses a:eHsss s % "'
A. '' ' sssssss: Southern; =: II
sasnos ,1srs. sna, MO Sssads kpsss iS: ~ rs Is
iSs sc. Currency selected: Ilnss IS Ibs
f.. '. vi G sis - ss', sa as1 s
5S :.ls'ss @ 10. 9
lac. lbc. Bahia, ~ lbs: 20 lbs lc. &c.. Payta,
lbs 50 lbs lec. 9c Maracaibo. ~ lbs 50 los lac a
isc ssvania Is lbs 4s lbs Nc lsc sola as they
Southern and Western. ~ lbs g. lbs lac &c. cur
lbs. 2ISc RIO 0rsnde a lbs. - los: l26c California
lbs. ao0 lhs lie llhc.. and Para so lbs 40 bs llc
fexSs pulled, 70 lbs 70 lss i2e n,se do PACKER.
lOhc mYc.: New Orleans g lbs q % lbs; lie.
lU1<c Southern ~ lbs 50 lbs, yac. DC. CITY slaugh
90 lbs lbs ie and ao Gov 4s bs - lbs
COW, 9ips 10 lbs, lshc; do d. Dc, Y lbs q IS lbs
tn1alo Is lbs a n lbs lsc a is1sc.; Singapore do
25 lbs so lts l0c llc Manila do 25 lbs as lbs &c
q l0c., gold.
lRoS.-Ye have nothing new to note IN M the market fol-
quoted nomnally steady, as follows AMERICAN No.
$5l ss2; No. S29 3d. do forge, SI SIS; scotcl
Eglinton, No. l. 335 $S4; Glcngarnock No. nominal
Coltness, nominal; Summer.ee. nominal:
LKArHKR.-We notice an increased demand Tor al
grades OF hemlock sole and Tor common damas sligh
advance has aineo Heavy leather particularly
was in aood demand and scarce Light weights and md
dies ull supply. Receipts for the past weeks0 ~
sides and 2bss bales Exports 6Ov sdes to the Cohtin
ent We Quote:-
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
AN ARGUS-EYED CASHIER.

Yesterday morning, as the usual daily sales were
taking place at the auction rooms of Van Tassen &
Kearney, at No. 90 East Thirteenth street, the
Keen eye of Mr.. E. P. Davis, the cashier, detected
q suspicious looking character named William
Watson with his arms crossed and one hand rest
ing on the vest pocket OF bystander. He sum-
mOnei officer Kendall and gave the man into
custody. Yesterday Judge Morgan, at Jefferson
Market, held Watson In $500 bail to answer o
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CHRIsrER-GRAHAM.--At the residence OF the
BRIDES uncle, Jersey City, N. j., on saturday,
August $, by Rev. a. II. Tuttle, LEONARD d. CHRIS
TER to EPFiE D., daughter Of James Graham.
LAHDERs--HAYwARD.-At Montreal, Canada, on
Sunday, August 9, 1874, py BISHOP Earle, FRED A.
LANDERs, OF Concord, N. H., 10 ALICE l.. HAYWARD,
Vi New York city.
P--wArERxAy.--On Wednesday. August
IL, at Emanuel church, Stleatham, Surrey. Eng-
land by the Rev. Steaton Eardey, NJ. A., vicar,
RICHARD WARDRoP, oil New YORK; eldest son OF
Robert Wardrop. Esq, OF 81. James Lodge, Croy-
don near London, to ALICE, third daughter OF
TnoInas waterman, ESQ.,, OF Fairhawn. Streathaln,
Surrey.
YoKK-CoLEs.--o Wednesday, August u, ut the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev. X. s.
Macartner, EDGAR p. YORK. OF Linden, N. j., TO
Miss MAMIE E., youngest daughter Of Colonel WILL
ham J. Coles, OF this city. No cards.
Died.
ABBATT.-Suddeny, at New Orleans, on Thurs
day, August IL, JOHN NJ, youngest son OF ROBERT
Abbatt, Of this city, In his 26th year.
gust Is, at 10 AS r. NJ, Mrs. NJ. A. 4. ABERcRoMBIE,
eldest daughter or General r. Patterson, OF Phila
delphia, aud vile OF General J. z. Abercrombie.
United states Army.
ALLEy.-Un wednesday, August IL, Mrs. JANE
ALLEN In the soth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectiuily invited 10 attend the unera on sunday,
a. one O'Clock +. NJ, from her late residence, No.
l6l East Thirty second street. The remains Will
10 taken to kvsrgrssA csmstsrv Tor iAtsrmenI
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARkEr-Lovpos, Auousl A-Even.
iugLnseed CAKE, ell los. ell los Calcutta linseed
SIS. ID. whale OIL f29 los. per tun
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
TIE HIoHHsr AID LovHgT PRICES.
Highest Lotcese NJ


RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
In railroad bonds only $4,000 changed hands
Jhis afternoon. Chicago and Northwestern con-
solid ased coupon gold bonds sold at 49, Ohio and
Alssissppi consolidated sinking fund at o4, and
Lake Shore consolidated registered at Se; Central
Pacific bonds closed at s9X TO son, and Union Pa-
,incs ssH to s3x Tor nrsts, ssx to ssk ior land
grauta ana s2 10 s2A Tor incomes.
FOREIGN ADv1CEs
show the markets abroad steady and generally
nrn At i've P. n. prices were as follows icon.
sos for money, o2X s2N; consols for account,
s2k Q s2x; nve.twenry bonds, 1865 (old), losX;
nve.tweny bonds. lso7 loSn; ten-lorty bonds,
lo6h; new nves, lo&k l04k; Erie, 2ox So
Erie closed 2ex. The Bank Of England gained
G217, 600 In bullion on balance to-day. Ronses at
Paris were eoE 600.
STERLING EXCHANGE
was quiet and steady, on the basis OF As7k for
bankers sixtJ days sterling, and a.9l short sight,
selling rates; with selling rates LS7 and 40 re-
spectiveiy. Continentals were quiet and steady.
Keichmarks, sox aud sok. Cables, COX 9e>E.
Prime Paris, 6lax and 6.lox. The specie engage
menM for tomorrows steamer are 100000 gold
coin.
The total dry goods imports at this port Tor the
week ending to-osy were s2,oe2676. and the
amount marketed 81, ss2, ass. The imports for the
corresponding week Of last year were $s,o7ase
and lor 1879 $5,422,ose
RAILWAY noRraAoRs
were extremely dull the sales amounting to only
$4,000, . smaller amount than Tor long time
past. Prices were without special change.
STATE BONDS.
One thousand dollars Connections skies, war
Joan, brought 100. The other dealings were ex-
cuslvely In Tennessees OF II Tor old and SIX for
old and new, ex coupon.
oPERArIoSs or GOLD EXCHANGE BANK TO-DAY.
Gold balances, 81. .... $77l3o0
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. S46652
Gross olsarances. 1878, 900
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges s44 aes 765
currency balances. es...................... 3246,s7S
Cold exchanges. Observation-Disclosures. 6S44, Jag
Gold oaan Observation-Disclosures. 9<3, SEQ
tt.fH WASHINGTON ApvIcRs
place internal revenue receipts to-day at $780, 900.
AID national bank notes received for redemption.
eosSooA
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
COTTON STATEMENT.

The following are the receipts cotton at all
po~4a siu 1
The New York herald., 1874-08-15
FINANCIAL.

A STOCK PRIVILEGES on ALL THE ACTIVE
n. stoc:s NEGOTIATED at to per cent from the mar
ket $50 SlU0 puts calls $500 To $3.50 double Drfv
leges This system of operating is fully explsined
pamphlet sent tree on application. rUNBkIDGE 4 CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, No Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-08-15

WNsHINUIVN
place Internal revenue receipts to-day at $780, oo0
AID national bank notes received for redemption.
oasS,ooA
The New York herald., 1874-08-15

The based cotton In store runnidQ in
quality more than half grade above or belo tho
grade quoted. The "spot' sales were A.
To-Day. Last Eesalno. Total
Export. Observation-Disclosures. IM $50 l.i3J
Consumption ................ I,yl Isl 2,l2l
Speculation. IS Is
The New York herald., 1874-08-15

A J. REASONABLE RArES.-MONEY ON LIFE AND
"A Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
securities Insurance OF all KINDS effected with best CON-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-18

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iirte Srldnber uno omerifaniIirte Suoen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-03-18
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