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The Grange advance., 1874-08-05

1AV MI sAA0As
AeoRxER liquor dealer Of ALBERT Lea
having been sued on account by his
suppliers' answers on oath regarding d
barrel Of port wine charged in the &C.
count that lit was not port wine, but
on the contrary, a vile, poisonous, and
nanseati1g liquid, whose base was q
poor quality Of common whisky, adul-
terated with poisonous drugs, and stain
ed, colored. mixed with logwood bark,
which they fraudulently represented
and pretended as port wine. :"
Harvest hands are demanding and
receiving $3.50 to- - in the vicinity Of
Rochester.r q The l2ost. says truly that
is more money thaA, any man can earn
for his employer5in the harvest field. (
Mn1ERs in the Oannon Valley above
Cannon Falls are co mplaining of =
scarcity Of water. At.Tundas the mills
are obliged to shut down part of the
time and st Mortified tht; mills are oc-
casionally delayed. srs,:.s
PETITIONS are circulating 1T Roches-
ter and St. Charles for the pardon Of
George Staley, whowas sent to the
State prison six years ago, On : life
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closing prices OF governments:--Unted States cur
rency skies, NIX; DO skies. 1881. registered 116
lleK; DO do do, coupons Ils q llS4
do. fve-twenties. 1852. registered, ll3 o ll3H
90. do, do. coupons, ll3h l13H; do. do,
1894 registered, 114H lis; do. do. do, coupons,
l15X q 1I6; do. do, 1865, registered l15x q
116; do do, do. coupons, III ll7K; do. do,
do, new registered. l15k 1l5K; do do, do.
do. coupons, ll63. l16; do. do. 1857 registered
115A 115z<; do. do. DO, coupons, ll7x q NIX +;
do. do, 1868, registered ll6k 1T; do. do, do.
coupons, 117H a 11s; do. ten-forties, registered,
Il2h a ll2,I 40. do. coupons ll3 l13H; do dves
1881, registered. INK l1lX; do. do, do. cou-
pons, 112Z 113.
THE MISCELLANEOUS BOND MARKET
was generally quiet, with State bonds dull as will
be seen in the O1icia report OF sales given below.
In railway mortgages there was a small business
and prices showed no especial change. Union Pa
cifc nrsts, however advanced to SO, and land
grants TO 81. Central Paci1cs brought SSx. New
YORK nrsts. coupon, sold at 1O4X. Albany and Sus-
quehanna frsts at 1O2K, and Michigan Central
sevens at 81. Central Pacific bonds closed at 8Sx
to SsX, and Union Pacincs, S2X TO SO for nrsts s0H
to 81 for land grants and II to TN for incomes
The officers Of the Union Pacific Company report
that the holders of the income bonds are exchang-
ing them steadily for new sinking fund mortgage
bonds. The following were the latest bids on the
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s.s % @ en- sassfs sUEG 81 @
eorn ss24s DO; oats 20. 40 do Canal reight-Whest
lower. Flour steady. sales 6bs. on the ioow,SS
Milwaukee No; spring at 81 Ss onered BY boat load
As1S Corn sa H sassoy .ass @
bushels No. 2at 69c. 70c Oats quiet, sales of No
western n.Dss a. soe Rye po%aa At y o. Barley malt
articles unchanged
TOLEDO, July q, Is7a
white WABASH, new 81 so No. Do. 81 ss; 10 White
g. na is; July. q. " new va cash q H. July
objected q o.; No amber InSis g 70; new 81 lshs
August low mixed. cash and July, 67c white 7lc no
grade, 65c. damaged. $50 Oats quiet, prices shade
Rkssfp sS Sasss wSss 1000 ao corn nonnn sD
CHICAGO. July 81, 1874.
riogr dun and nominal whsst Opened a fr% asz but
io slOssd Ss p ~ spes Or Iuly % g. Ssc
sssc TOR No 2miIsd closed g 62s5c bid spot or July
6xc bid, August rejected 6lAc. 621<c. Oats excited
ssss sSss: ssA;ss 81 :'siss :: 81
steady At sloa {er No. spring, seller septemIsI
spo sicss eosed
s Lard s1sy aa and sas a e. ss1 S sSSs
kingston 7c for whe to do On the call Of the Board
IN the afternoon whea: sold at 81 lox July. q 0t
august inc Corn quiet pss S r% a. S spst az S Shs
noar,, 1900 bushels wheat sEooo DO corn, l0,oW do.
oats loo do rye and 5000 do barley. Shipments
nd harI
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A BEEF AND MUTTON R0BBERY.

Yesterday afternoon Detective Mcdonald brought
Jack Kavanagh, Charlie Levi and Patrick o. OBrlen
to the Tombs TO answer the charge OF stealing
wagon load Of meat from Mr.. Doerncr. It appears
that early on the morning OF the 18th OF July Mr..
Doerner who had just left Washington Market,
stopped on the corner Of West and Barclay streets
and left his wagon load OF meat while he retired
around the corner to collect q bill When he re-
turned nothing was to be seen OF hts horse aud
wagon. The police were informed, and
on the night OF the same day they
found horse and wagon, which proved TO be the
property OF Mr.. DOerner In West Tenth street.
The wagon had been emptied OF It's 1920 worth OF
meat, and no clew TO the perpetrators OF the rob-
berry was then discovered. Detective Mcdonald
mas oeen working the case up since the night or
the 18th, and 1t was only on Monday that ne sue
ceeded in capturing O'Brien, Kavanagh and Levi
VINO SOLD the meat TO woman named kinchner,
OF No. 2o4 varick street. She keeps butchers
snop and bought the load OF meat for SIS, paying
81 down aud the rest BY instalments. Judge
Flammer discharged Mrs. Kinchner ON her own
rec0gnizance, but held the three young men In de-
fault OF $1,000 bali each " answer at General
SesSlQnas
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 81 1874.
Cotton dull and unchanged; good ordinary Ii1ac. Net
receipts 80 bales Stock, a9H.
NRw ORLEANS, July 81 1874.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling l63sc Net re-
ceipts los bales gross ? Sales 100 last evening, 2O0
stock 29.lGS -
Cotton dull and unchanged middling l6c. Exports
coastwise, S3 bales. Stock, 6,i69
sAvANNAH. July q, 1874
Cotton quiet middlng, Ice. Net receipts So bales;
gross 56 Sales, lis stock, 1853
CHARLESTON. July 81. 1874
Cotton quiet middng, l54c. Net receipts, 50 bales
WILMINGTON, n. c., July ri. 1874
Spirits OF turpentine quiet at 33lac Rosin steady at
81 IS for strained Crude turpcntnc steady az 81 70
hard s. s5 for yellow dip and 81 rs tor virgin Tar
steady at 81 81.
OswEGo, July 81 1874
Flour unchanged; sales lso0 bbls Wheat dun sales
l50O bushels No | Milwaukee CLUB at 81 35;
one car do at 81 S6, one car amber winter
at 81 30 one extra white Michigan at
81 g. Corn unchanged sales 20J bushels ut 7c 75c.
Corn meal $3l for bolted $50 for unbolted per ton.
Millieed Hnchansed shorts SIS shipstnns $2o mid
corn and rye 64c to New York lumber, 81 ss to the
Hudson; S3 62h to New York Lake receipts-4S,OO
bushels wheat 5000 do corn 1900 do pease 215OO0 feet
Of lumber. Canal shipments-l6O0 bushels corn.
7b.0N feet of lumber.
BUFFALO. July 81, 1874
kake and rsi iWports for ne lAsl twenty fapr hasEa-
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THE CHILD FIEND IN NEW YORK.

Despite the terrible lessons which are contained
In the reports OF the Charlie Ross abduction case
in Philadelphia and in that Of the boy fend In
Boston, the east side districts OF New York, par
REGULARLY the upper portions OF the Nineteenth
ward, from Sixty-sixth street, are plagued BY
adult fends who endeavor to inveigle and entico
away little boys and girls from their homes Only
yesterday man, apparently thirty-ave years Of
age, disguised in greenish coored soft hat and
with green-glass goggles over his eyes, was seen
to tap two or three children, ranging in age from
six to ten years, on the shoulder and address
them. One OF them, little girl, on being Ques-
toned as TO what he said, replied that he wanted
candy store What for ? VINO is he Where does
he live ? Perhaps in some tenement with respect
able people who are not aware OF his character or
occupation. But the police OF New YORK, espe-
ci8lly the police OF the Nineteenth ward. dont
appear to care where or how tenemcnts are pol
lIted by thieves, rowdies or kidnappers.
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and closed steady, with a better demand from the
shippers. Corn was lalrly active. but closed quiet
and easier Oats were In good request and, being
scarce, were firmer. Whiskey was quiet. The
speculation in hog products was stimulated
afresh by reports from the West and both
pork and lard were active at advancing
prices. Groceries were dull, with the excep-
tion or sugar, the market for which was m0der-
ately active and steady. Cotton was duh, and
prices easier both for "spot" future" Freighs
ruled about steady fair inquiry both for accom-
mediation on the berth and for tonnage tor charter
Metals generally speaking, were quiet Petroleum
dull and the market easv. Spirits OF turpentine
quiet and held with more confidence Rosin met with
fair trade at steady prices Wool rather quiet but
the market firm
Asuks-Receps for the past three days. LOG packages
Trade has been moderate In jobbihg way at steady
prices Pots quoted at 6Ac. per ib and pearls at &C.
BUILDING MArERIALs.-Bricks-The demand through
out the past three days has been fair the
tons were at figures showing no apprecabe change
from those last quoted. Lime met with fair trade and
was quoted Arm at 81 10 81 35 for Rockland
and 81 80 a 81 IS for do. lump. Cement dealt in
and ss %
demand and steady a. 81 e for Eastern "'A' "''' IN
sSs steady pSsss s aaiss @ and and
but pSs &C. %an"sn owsr we" " We % a. choice
iar No gSSa =
%: green Deak fnir 10 prime. 5. ~
BUTTER. R.-state batter in demand from the local
trades at about steady prices Frkns for
shipment and were held firm at quotations Western
quote :-state-Frkns choice selected SIC per h. do.
selected, SIC j., sc do. prime. PC Soc. do,
tubs choice selected soc, do: prime, A7c:
26c pals, Orange county ana creamery fine S3c.;
do choice State and Pennsylvania, SIC. S3c do far
to good, Dc Bic. do. common 25c. 2sc. Western
creamery choice, 29c Soc; do fair to good, 25c
Western reserve and Michigan tubs. choice dairy
packed, 26c &c. do. DO, good to prime, &c 2sc;
DO, do fair to good, 2c. &c. do frkins, good to
prime, &c 25c. do, do, fair to good, 20c. 22c
Northern Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa, tubs choice,
Sst,n SSs & Mc; d do d. tar ar to good zc s2c DO,
lsc a2lc Ohio and Indiana tubs, gosd to prime Sac
good to prime, 22c. Ac. do do. fair good. l9c a
2lc.: various STYLES. common. l6c. . 19c.
CHEEsx-fhe market ruled nrmer under light receipts
and good demand Shippers purchasing more
freely and not particular to quality At Utica
sales were made al l2c and at Little Falls at l2hc
erpOol cable, 69 We quote -Stae factory, fine, fzc
26c.; do do fair TO good. l0c l2c State dares ne
10,sc lie. Orange county Skins, 4c &C. Ohio factory
cheddar shape, choice for export, Ohc Ike. do.
do. hat do, do Do, i01c IlHc; do do do 40, for
domestic trade, losc ilhc do do fair to good; &C.
. consin factory fine, loo q lie.
concession Of c. per Ib. Futures quiet and de-
cined 13c. &c per To-, part OF which was afterwards
recovered The market closed easy at the following
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good & choice , SOC A%sroan low 10 s
Ensllsh, see 2sc: selEsns. nominal ise &c oah
nsDss.Ws have w e report very uuls, markst TS.
sales ihs week ending date ioot q so hides
% He .sSs' SsH @
.9liows dry Buenos Ayres AZ part from EuroPe P
ao g. a ss
ssa de- az
eln % and snS s.sf and s
sHts .s s and a 81 SsYs Sss. : S:@s .%s %'
is5s ,$s s1s },, hiass ~ S Es% ISSI:
sssi sHs s. lsfs s.: :
Ks IS e Ssy;,sass. ne afris:o:',S Is: = ~ lss: s
+ ss 1s Ys':.1s - -: g sss,
$s.ists II .$ses ss ss is N s. ssrs etrs :
Ss"?sss Z, faG sss;ssS ss .'s Hsses %
ssas4a s4 ss aSss' Sasss and and ko
zs.sa rs s.
s!'' = :S:sas;t
Sic. asc currency, ssecIsd: Southern Il iSs
s nS Rio h kp SH 10 & & %
& ssds ss s.''sf@ sSa Ssms. ss1sa LtS%s s:a % lbs
'a % u.s. sis as as, sS ss.fse ss
Dry salted-Chli, " lbs 80 lbS TIC. lSc Maranham
20 IDS 30 lbs, lfc l5c Pernambuco Is lbs. 80 lbs.
l4c. oc: Bahia. Is lbs ~ lbs. l4c l5c Payta 25
ss s ana ss is IS ss ss as % sey
run MatamorSs mo S ls los lbs 1916 %e ana
sncy as they run Wet ssltedBusnos Ayres y 6s 50
V 6s 80 bs lie ahc and Para 3 lbs 20 lbs lle
Te1Ss M @ pulled 50 lbs q lbs, I2c alskc do DO, COWS
49,; eS do packers 70 lbs IS lbs, lle. lzc do,
lbs Nc nc country ana Western. % lbs IS lbs,
OF
GO lbs rs lbs loac., and do IS lbs 6Olbs Sc.,
cow, los 10 lbs, l6c. l7c. do do II lbs Is lbs,
B1ffaio Is lbs p lbs i3c ISjlc; Singapore DO IS
lbs 80 lbs. i0c llc Manila. do. Is lbs % lbs. &C.
l0c.. gold
IRoN.-rhere has been moro inquiry during the past
three days for American pig and some 23U tons
changed hands, embracing 500 of No at $32 1UO
tons OF No. at $50 and 0 tons ut $27 So There
also more dong in scotch pig with sales
OF 100 tons of COtness at $40 50 of Summarize
$50 90 2 tons OF Eginton $a3 90 and SO
$34 Advices IRON Glasgow that the market there
Is still under the control OF ring who stratnng
every nerve to force up prices We quote
No. $s2 No $o do forge, $26 $ls 90 scotcn Egn-
ton, NO. xh: Glengarn0ck, No. l. $50 Colness, $4D;
Summerlee. $50 o $50 90 DER
LEAIHER.-The market for hemlock sole ruled quiet,
with transactions confined to small lots meet the i'm
mediate requirements OF manufacturers Crop met
with fair trade at steady prices We quote:-
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CLOSING PRICBS-3 O'CLOCK P, NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Dull and Lower-Flour Heavy
Wheat Steady-Corn Easier-Oats
Firmer-POrk and Lard Higher
Groceries Stcady-Frefghts About
Steady-PetrOleum Dull and Easy
spirits Turpenttne Firmer-Rosin
steady-East India Goods Firm-Wool
I'm Demand and Firm-Whiskey Steady.
TUESDAY, July 2l-e p. M.
The trade movement was quite brisk In some
departments OF trade, but slow In others. On
Change to-day things we're mixed. Flour was
dull apd hssvy. Wheat vas In better deWand
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Hss. e S: ssss e.: e s..
sss sssI ssss.a ss q; Il *: s:s e. :s
sSc heavy crop &C. TeSas-LisRt CROP S1SP sas s
se %.dss ana OAK e.ss e.Ss ' D:s ss a e.
usnsacons were reported aside % from small Jobbng
s.y.a
r. ri zass as d. 4%a e s New ~'5ss o
S4SAS sfossS-Ihe market for spirits Of turpentne
sss ss $ closing Es; s:;s sns
:$S sss ss;s x:
nc no@inay as before %S p'A "''e n'T'''u Ano quoted
d II sss n ons
s Ss :sns " .aa
sass - spd saesa .sssay NJ SSr!Se3n @s?s
::s5s So
q ss IsTa ~ aaslss
rEIRoLxua; The market ne for refined was dull and
sfS %ss sa' and
s,ssSy ssss s ,s sS tor July At eases
SsS;s s'iss Ha @
essns
pfSansns pGRa: a:ys aasf sH0ss0
asa assas Of 00' Of
meats SIS psckssss iS ebs and !ieTsss f95
sSes 5ss .na safs So 81
Sf city Beef was inquired for oierately and sold
EN- 8: e s,a
s..rs sass' city y Indian auis
sAfs aiS' ss Rssa s?ssr'
ssiss sne
msna maj was lair a ths improvement W heard q sales
go srses g ah shOce &c a aS spS g dS Of prime
ssP;s%Sss SpSSisd :. iss :7lso City lard was
fH Po1.1o.s msrIst exhibited very little change
M eD ns STAR. are S
order Ssc: SOC do; do. in bulk, sSe 5vc per Dbl;
&C. c inc ssaes
order ssc sOe do in bulk 2'c sc Sc per bbL Jack
81 SH':s Long su sanS I f so '00'. new
steady prices the Tsnsaeaon foot terces Of Gar
S1A sn1 @ ssss s r. pe nc
demand for raw sugar was M iar and an & the
iissss f 81
moderate request and anoted at lohc 10ic for
snd @ %
7Ssc good to prime, g. she grocery, to good,
iassss h6ds: and boxes 7ei Ac:;, msiadc, ..1sS.
ne 7Ac do 10 to IL &C. to sj1c do Is to is, SIC
exc, do IL to ls, 9hc iOc do igto 70 lo4c lO.ac
white, ghc lose. Porto Rico-Rennng, common to
B@s BraniDutc i. Standard, Hos sto H. S 20 java
Dutch standard, Nos 10 TO IL Sc SIC. Manis-supe-
rior and & extra @ superior 1s.c "a. ,aIc ., ,r,.
the past three days but values were not ntslly
7c 5O do OF do crop 1873 at io4 DO Of Pennsyiva
MIA crop 1873 l66 cases of Connecticut 1870
private terms Ksnuss leaf was @ in demand a. and sold I'D
Foreign was rm with sales Of $50 bales OF Havana at
TAILow~Thc market was quiet and easy Sales 50
hhds Of city at S-l6c and 4oOo0 lbs o Western At &c.
lower. Pease were held with more confdence Turnips
were easier Other descriptions showed no ~,
ssw d 8 s. yen 81 new Sss per per Os
81 white ,arnps do 81 81 % Russis M d. & per Ts,,m S6
aee Ions Island per I'D green
Island per bag, - green corn, per 100 81 70 81;
81 5o cucumbers Long island per 100, &c; csunowers
Ssf DOZEN . 8; jersey tomatoes s. 81 IS; Norfolk
WcoL-1he market during the past three days has
been comparatively quiet st there was lair business
epSred s1d the market ruled firm We note sales OF
lbs OF unwashed Western fleece at SIC ssc., 2oo lbs
iSSe ibs oi eombinss al sc lbs lain
% bales of spring California at slc 100 bags OF
&c, 2ooco lbs Of OHIO. 5000 lbs. q medium Texas
1900 lbs Of Eastern do 100 bags Of Eastern and est
aS and s Of G Cp ali On private OA 0'
WHIsKEv.-Recepts $50 bbs The marKetwa quiet
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-Wheat was irregular but closed rather more steady
Tas sasi up
d. .dSa pr%f q ahS1sY IN 'Sfs tor SF
'9 s% nsw s
vet ss 9;%s hs ss3fs
for for vile % S1 yeS% an shs Snd so s
about 200 bushels az eoc eec or mixed adoat and zoe
a7Ac for white barley and rye were not dealt in and
FsnlSIIs@Business in berth freishs fair. with
to the grain and petroleum trade, in good demand
s% @ . basss ss
81 81 ss'ss sssn So boxes @ a
5ss Is bushels :S;isS
Sf%s Snse Se
s5'v:ss si.'seE y 70 asa;
ss. ;s
Of
London with 1900 quarters Of DO, q Ssi austrian
Ss
at r. o senSs to ba9 Sescs Win S9 oss
orders ths United KINGDOM Or ooasinsnt with asoe
q sH z SssSs
6 r'2sa se sss~ss'.a s
Italian brs hence 10 Sapes with 6s Of cd
a1 st = w u spS S sp o dssn at sr asasS S
BARK, hence to Hsvre or Bordeaux with s,lOo bbls OF
WS bSs crude do 81 otSSr charters al avis for
oil were pending
GusSIEs-we notice q continued good demand for
domestic cloth and the market rule very firm. Sales
last include M rolls at l23c, and rolls
New orleans delivery NJ equal to l2zc. here quoted at
o s d Sd na % & C Sau @
quoted at llNc. llAc.
HKxP AEp JUrK-Thc market for hemp continued dull,
with prices ruling nominay steady We quote dressed
snss A%is'sp Ss sIa'f Manila Il
gold sissl 61sc 6c. Rnssia clean 81 rs 81 30 gold
Italian, - IS 81 90 gold Jutc quiet but quoted
steady at Sac, SIC, gold Jute butts demand
and firm sales since our last embrace 5000 bales
2Zc. cash and 2JO bales. in lots en-
cash, the market closing firm at ll-l6c. 2s4G,
rency.
HAY AND srRAw--The supply of hay was liberal and
the market dull The transactions were generally at in
side prices Straw ady In value and moderate
demand. We quote NORTH River, shipping, CSC. 81
retail qualities 81 10 81 So; clover f0c 85c- salt
hay, roc 75c Straw-65c 70c for long rye 8c Csc
Tor short do, SOC. nominally for wheat and BIC e5c
Tor 0st Quoted by the ton at railroad depot fob
ws-Prins timothy sA s26; fair to good Do, s22 a
$24 good shipping, 81 $l9; common do, SIS = $4
No: rye, Sn $l3; No. ado, $40
Hors-Brewers are purchasing moderately to supply
quiet At unbalanced prices We onQe ;-Amercap, psw.
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p. N. 45. Rentes at Paris were strong and ad.
vanced to 62i. 10c.
GOVERNMENTS WERE STEADY,
without specially new features. Nothing ad-
nitional has been learned respecting the proposals
for the new loan beyond statement to the effect
that Secretary BrstOw will not m axe an award to
q syndicate. This, however, can be readily got
over by one member OF the syndicate making the
bid In his own name, without reference to his
means OF subsequently dsposing of his award,
which the secretary has no right to interfere with.
Some surprise was occasioned in this connection
by the announced summons OF Secretary Bristow
to Long Branch on Thursday. AS this Is the day
FOR opening these bids, and the bids Will cer-
tainly be forwarded TO Washington, many
pf them only reaching there that day, IT
would seem as II the Secretary's absence
from his post would unnecessarily delay
the publication Of these BIDS unless the telegraph
pc availed of to send them to Long Branch, which
may be the intention, 80 that the President and
becretary may act in consultation upon their ac-
ceptance or rejection. The followNg were the
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For future delivery Oasis low mddllns the sales have
ioo iss; August 4 7gs = Is Sise SEP.
s%sss seesssi s ~ Il s liz % q @ !. as IS
sss is ss 10 80 s 8 s $50 49,
100 ss is 2 s,loc % 100 At & S 6s9e & segtepber, s@
e lssss ss Is Siss;s $s at isss .. a. q
1$ i:s olSs 80 80 @ at
@ 30 Ds. s1sna S .o.a s
Charles
ton, ss Fly wilmington 9 Norfolk g New York ISL Total
Mss da HiH ss for al Sf"i dss:rp
W. ou s
quotations as fSllows;.Ri ordinary eargoss laxc:
s qs 's az M soGs Ss %1 ess M ?!%s s
ssya dsysn e nsS 0
Ts%sis hGo s S s Eots St kes pSmRs0 a
cog; lso: a ss; sSd: @ a 90 days; ,.. ~. s...
sales about ioO0o lbs Of Lake at 2sc 2sc market
0ASDLKS-Aside from a moderate jobbing trade the
market m M NV du S @ the he
5Sr 5S stssTs Nc for parsins and s is1sc. and
sls diamstsr 7s: d. lsth?sad' !. in da,ne.er
az S't tart
Sizes ON: s!asS s.Hs ' .nS Ss
sS saFsSa and TGps 49, Ssw zsasnS
9-thread u and BIG in, I3kc do. l2thread q n and
hay rope Bc., and Russia Dol, rope. 17c cash.
COoPERAGE SrOcK.-We have yet to report dull mar
ket, with prices not essentially changed. We
quote:-Molasses shocks, s2ncn with heads, So Is q
81 co. sugar shocks, with heads, 3S-inch, 81 10
81 20; sugar shocks with heads, se-incn, % 10 a
s. 4O box shocks $50 $85: shocks 81 50 ~ rs:
pipe shocks s. so 81; empty hogshesds 50 l2 81 Is
hoops a feet ordinary to prime, 3Sc 4Oc hoops. II
feet Ordinar ry To prime. 35c. q 38c
EGcs.-Keceipts today 9ss packages The arrivals
the trade The market was rather rmer in Tone but
not Quotably higher. We quoe:-Lonn Island, New Jer.
sey and near by, 25c. State and Pennsylvania DC
Canada choice brands, 2ssc; Western do, &c other
Western, 2lc y &c.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Recepts-Flour Is 647 bbls: wheat
1876 226 bushels; 23 4SS do corn al 30 bbls and
GO sacks oats U75 bushels The -four market ruted
dull and somewhat Irregular, though there are lew
up about l2O0 bbs figures within range our quo
tations Corn meal ruled quiet but values were quoted
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opened at 11oh, which was the highest ngure of
carrying rates were 2 to 2H per cent, borrowing
nat. The Assistant Treasurer paid ont to-day
S20O.OOO on account Of interest and 1000 in
redemption of nve-twenty bonds The customs
receipts for the day were $4S7,OOO
THE MONEY MARKET
was without new features continuing easy at a
3 per cent for call loans and to per cent Tor
prime 6O-days' mercantile paper, and to per
cent for prime four months. The national bank
notes received at the Treasury to-day amounted
TO t250,00 making a total thus far received Of
'5633o,000. or the five per cent reserve required
to be deposited In the Treasury by the national
banks $4,000 900 has thus far been received. The
internal revenue receipts to-day were $213, ,OOO
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was firm on the basis OF 4,S7h and 400 prime bank
ers' 90 days sterling and sight do. respectively
with selling rates 4s7 4.s7k and 4s9h. Cont-
mental was steady and dull; Reichmarks, e5A and
96x; Cables 96H 81; Prime Paris, 5.l3s. and
5.10H.
OUR EXPORT TRADE
The total exports Of produce from this port for
the week ending to-day amounted to $5,30S, ,096
mixed values, which Is q decrease from last week
OF $95S. 26O. The exports for the corresponding
week OF last year were $6,s29 662, and for 1872
3A913,437. The total exports since January l, this
year. are slss s4s a16, against $157 57a last year.
ana $12O, ,0O2. .S54 in 1872.
THE FOREIGN MARKETS
were dull without much sharp change. Erie
opened in London at o sharp decline from last
nights figures, but partially recovered dur.
lng the day. The subjoined table gives the prices OF
consols and American securities in London at the
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HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA July q, 1874
Exchange quiet; Omitted States, sixty days, cur
rency IS dis per cent pTemiIm do, short sGht cur
MUM do short sight gold, IN l43 premium on Lon
don, 1853 I0 premium; on Paris lao l42 premium
Spanish gold 4 2lO
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EUROPEAN MARKETS
FINANCIAL.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKsr.-LoNpoN. July 2l-Evel
ingCalcuta lirseed, 6Ds Lnseed oil, Ell 9 per tun.
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A 7 REASONABLE RATES.-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages aud otheI
Securities Insurance Of all kinds effected with best
paniesA j. j. HARRICH 4 CO. III Broadway.