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lanes RIVER STEAMBOATsiLE.,
- COMPANY. LS7fsSkk

JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATs4IMlI
- COMPANY.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
ALSO FOR
REGULAR LANDl <SS ON JAMP RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, June LIST 1875, this
rompany's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SIL-
vtSTrR. Capttln }. a. POST. carrying United
State; Mali, will leave wharf Rockets, Tor above.
FAMED polnls TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS AT $50 4. VI.
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lins
ut Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and NJ"
York.
FARE TO NORFOLK AND Pc
TURN ~
Fare 10 Ralflm' re ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Fare TO Pllilace!pna .................. on
Fare To New ORR ~ OU
Tickets for sale on steamers, ut CARRIER Il Co.'S
Ticket Agency. Main stree and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage check. d Through Freight received
daily for Boston. Norfolk. ard Portsmouth,. and
regular landings on James river from 7 A. NJ. 10
6 ~. VI at reason Able raes.
Freight fer way landings must be prepaid
l.. Il. TATUM, General gent.
Office: Company's wharf, R0cketis; branch Office
at W. ID. Blair L Co.'S, corner Of Sinlb AND ha!p
streets ie i
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GROCERIES,. DC.

NEW FAMILY FLOUR Of excellent
" quality. fully warranted:
FAMILY ROE h ERnINGS. old and new, in prime
order: Nav MzCK 'RtL:
PICKLING VlNEG AK and SPICES.
P.ic.s moderate. X. L. ARM .TRONG.
81 Mar, hal, street. b:tween Fifth and Sixth.
D.2aw3w
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nON'T PAY % FOR A Gal. 49,
~ TER when You can buy city-made - !. ~
one for "a. Don't pay "a for snoeswhcn you can
bny one for rs. THIS is true; II you don't believe
In 20 10 the factory, 215 Broad street between Sec
ond and Third. Nothing but city.made goods sold.
DER FOR ONLY 80. selo 5
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AS1 HEsApEAksf
RAILROAD 0ApASY,
Drp,cR OF THE sUPERIITESDkNT,
RICHMOND, VA, May ~, 1870.
rnn OF SCHEDULE

THA GE OF OS Il = ~ - -
.ssENG Err TRAINS leave West Point DAILY
.taA NJ. arriving ut Richmond ~ 10 a. A.i
1aaye Richmond al 8 r. a., arriving ut West Point
Tr,tss counec, at West Point With steamers from
Raltiu,ors aud all eastern polh's On "eDNS
DAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUNDAYS, ana ., VII -,
ste ,mers for baltimore and all eastern points on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS apd FBiDAIs m
Fare 10 Baltimore. ...............'..'.''..' 90 90
Fare TO PhiIadelphls. ........,s......''.'' TX ia
Fa Ta e Hss fSnEiGaT Riesnond
al $50 A. ID. Oh WEDNESDAY, AtI IA sSe
SUNDAY, connecting NJ West Point WI ~ ST. ssY
AID Delivering freight In Ra!unoase, e ~ m.
rnGr,.nr refurni. q. leave West o. ~ =. H
rtynng nj RicbI,,oLd al 5eS r. NJ. arc connssstu4
In the Through kreig ht Trains on iae N!suhioo1
ami flsnyiila raffrOad for alb southern po'nta
LEGAL FREIGHT TRAlAS, Win passrurpsSa
coach attached, leave Ricamona a. 6:03 4, -. SS
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. ant 5000 ~ n ?,
Eod leave West Pom for ktchaiond sams oAys -
Fbs management taHeS pieasurs 10 annousedsa4
10 the travelling public and shippers fnM, tue
steamers or tbis zinc, between Baltimore asd a
Point, have been rchtted Ia the MOST tnorouSSS
inanner for the accommodation OF paasen2ef7 ADo
travellers taking this line arrive I'D Eaiumesss
IN .niae iiDe 10 connect with the fali Hpes ~.
Pm. Id ipnfa. New York; Boston, sau ais esS'ss
srei shts viii Os given The gtasnst 10
re-, asfrs AZ Richmond OF " or iIos
en- noin,s. III r. DuOeit.AsSs :, y
w u. BgAda. Iasiar .tfa sesstxl.on. Ms 49,.
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.yI.Ir,Nr; CARDS, see. ~ ~ f.se ~, y
IN. tuatAYSn FbtNalsa-hvUsa. @
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BALTIMORE,

BALTIMORE. October 1.-Nirgnia 6'S. pee'ers.
40: consols, 63k. Wet Virginia's. 9. North
Carolina 6's, new, 10; special tax, 2. Bid to-
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DREsS- MAKENG.-Ha Having just returned
ION Nav York, and removed 10 No. % east
nro.h street ann mr., % red To make FALL and
WRITER DRFSst and CLnAKs In the LATEST
srTrEs Particular attention 10 orders from u DIS
w. ~ MISS HETIlE BRIGGS,
No. % cast Bread Street, corr er o1 fiIsI,
"a
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TOR BALTIMORE SIlsns
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LINE
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHAOND al
BALTIMORE.
NO nOCR ACE CHARGER.

RALTIMURE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new and Iasr iron steamers SHIRLEY and
WEsTUvER, 0: this line, leave their Dew pier, In
the EocR. foot Of Twentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MOPNlSsS at
O'Clock. and "a" URDAY AFFSRSW)S at
O'Clock Tor Baltimore making cl,s connections al
Locust roint with Baltimore and OHIO rsiiroad foI
ALI points west and northwest: also, with Northern
Central railroad Tor northern cities and Canaaa.
Through tills signed 10 Baltimore ant. all points
9csr ard rates guaranteed AZ low AS by any 0thei
line. Apply TO l.; 3. TAIUN, Agent
Main s;reats oc3l
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VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOClETY.-luSlalnent members OIL ms 90.
ni - Is now due. flo ders are rfln sied u p e.
cn h. Ir SCRIP ut The secs+ar,'s ONCE ana pave
hr ID oper sndi semenis III Ide thereon, or lre GER
iiicat. aud III thai has been paid WIZ uelnielteo'
ST g., Od4t r. u. LEIdd, SCI IelnIs.
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lust RECEIVED. FALL 3
81 cODnS-A fun line OF Danister &d4e|es
Iichenor's fine hapd-sewed. siOgle- and double
sole Congress Caters and Boots; lafies'. misses,
and chiidren's Button and Lace-Boots; broad DOT,
rom. hu G-.ewed Shoes for old ladies boys ara
Youths a'fssin GaitrIs and Lace SHOES bne so'e
leather ana Saratoga Trunks, satcneis. &c, ~.
WIN6O, ELLETT 4 CRUMBS,
oo 1903 M,iu street.
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n,,uIs, SHOES, DC.

T A. GRlGG. ~
~ TENN AND MAIS STREETS, $500
h,. inst oneueo has fall took IF MEN's FINE
uhSD.MhDE 30 rs, G: II ERS. aud TIES l. A.
LIS DRESS aud W LKlNG:BODTn; BOYS
MISSES, and CHILDREN'S SHOES, Iho ShS'
VaTiSks saTCHELS. STRAPS, OVrR CAL
TEt s, &C. Call ana see them. te2o.3m
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,rHEFAlR-BOUKS OF ENTRY AR

DE I n -I'7OhS VT Ht.'.f, NO..
i now aren for articles Intended for exbloltGn
,f Tho Fair. Per.nn> are urged u make tnclT Ell
los ia advance thai The books may be written up
md pttslal. and The confusion re- uitng from put
Ing IL IF 10 hate d.. avoided. Entries may pe
rn"e as wen ny lslter rs III person
y, e. q. n1..Gu, aeersLaIy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-27
A MYSTERIOUS CASE.

Detective sissl, OF the second precinct station o.
Newark, found a man dead yesterday morning near
the track OF the Paterson and Newark Railroad.
lie was lying in q doubed.up position, and new
box OF cartridges was discovered on his
person. The detective took a pistol from
boy who said tnat ne found il beside
the body. A single barrel OF the weapon was
empty On The dead mans person we're found
tne name ~ 'Nltke Wardn wriiten on ~ car
pet bag lay hesile hlu. ~ consequence OF tna
dvcompos-d state ~ tnc DOdy the detective dld
not discover whether the man came 70 ms death
ny pistol shot - no me County Physician
was notihed Vi 'ne unting q! The body yesterday
AlteFn0oD.
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you 10 40 So" mildly expostulated the man WHO
was IN favor Of truth
"A'll swear as much az please. This Is a rec
country yet, think" was tue response.
"Neil, you ouelt to go . Pymouth church
ofener and Pm sure Beecher Will tell You that
swearing Is a sin, remarked the tall gentleman
"l'll 20 there every sunday you'll ray 5000 for
my seat, 50 that can 10 late ana sure or near
ing Mr.. Beecher.n the otner.
ION, $500 is good deal Of money 10 learn now
20 quit swearing, and
"Say, here fellows ~ suddenly exclaimed 4 man
who had all along sat QueLiy IN the gsasa, ''am
/ chairman or this here meetingH II 80 | calls
you 70 order. You ain't proceeding according 10
parliamentary law and order. / calls you 20 or
der You are not talking 70 the question before
the meeting, which Is, Is Beecner gailty or not
guilty Talk TO the question or III bust NJ the
meeung.n
There was general laugh at the interruption,
and the discussion 70 the merits o. the case
wen. on more amicably The debate took wide
range, and aliuslon was made 10 the new evidence.
and, in act, the weoie ground vas gone over in
way thar surprising in is precision, showing
how carefully the reports or trial have been
read Il was near midnight when the HERALD
reporter lett tae impromptu meeting, and the
discussion was stun gong on. No DOUBT the speak
ers will be surprised 70 see their remarks 10 print
The courage OF the solitary Beecher adnerent was
. pleasant sighs, Tor he mad uphill work 60 stand
alone before so many opponents.
TILE LEGAL RPITHErs-CHOICE AoRsELs FROM THE
ADDRESSES or COUNSEL.
The eprhets tnat nave been lndnlged IN by
counsel IN the opening and summing up or the
great trial. ana the severe points made against
the principals IN the shape OF legal portraits u
the men should not be lost 70 posterity by permit
ting them 10 remain hidden away in the closely
printed columns o. the lawyers speeches. Hence
we have colated from tue hundreds d columns
Of speeches by COUNSEL published siuce me coIn-
mencement OF the trial, the opinions OF the great
lawyers VINO have prominently ngured "a the case.
After this trial is over the lawyers VINO nave been
engaged in the case VIII doubtless snake hands
All round and ask the forgiveness OF Messrs.
Beecner and Tton Tor the nard words uttered IN
the mental heat Of the court room. That they
may be better able TO 90 81, and that the great
reading public may understand the estimate put
BY them upon the Characters and merits OF the
TWO men the foloaing comparative showing is
glyen:-
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BEACH oH BRrcHFR.

BEACH on BBhCHFR-
plymouth cAurcf
may. II II please, sup
port n guilty past0r.n
chow often IL 1t thas
criminals are driven 10y
the harrow agony OF
their own hearts TO con-
fess thar gui.tfn
"Mr. Beecner, bowed
and suffering beneath
tue discovery OF mis- Of
iehce, tenuerlng 10 the
wrOngsa husband his
con rltlon, 4 &c.
"A man whom the
genus or Samuel VIII
kesOn has discovered
to Dc the greatest man
on our eartn.
"ine greatest preach
er 10 ali the wurld.r
II agree that Henry
Ward Beecher u a great
man.
Detected m the com
mission OF an infamous
moral offence.n
lis there no punish
m ant Tor tne seducer ~
"Great and good a.
Nj. Beecher may have
been ne Is yet, in the
eye OF Coo ana in the
eye Of man, a talllble
slnnsr.n
ode is a good eater
and drtnker, a Keen ed
mlrerOi hOrsenesh and OF
Alexander Dumas, aud
iast, but not least, an
cpl 'ure IN Kisses.
"nenry Ward Beecher
devised the theory of his
excuses anu his de.
ience.n
rs Is not very sur
prlsIng, a IL be true,
That Henry Ward Beech.
er was, IN his inte..
course with TITS lady,
governed by lust.n
"Mnen Henry Ward
Beecher, VITA bowed
nead aud mOIstened eve,
confessed MS SsssiucIln
o. drs. TlltOn. there is
no mid inag c0uld for
Ref such 4 circums tancs
as lifRt,v
NO witness can forget
that Mr.. Beecher, 40
grand. so powerful. so
devoted, wien confront
"a with the Accusation
o. having seduced Mrs.
Tilton, IN profound sor-
row ana rem0lse con-
fesssd IT,
can the pastor or q
great church address 10
ms pensioners solicIta-
tiOns o. lust,ui evils.
? aud then be
represented to tue
American cOmmunlty
and 10 the world as a
demigod just descended
from heaven ~
"rGe prohigate classes
are on MIR. Beec1er's
aid ~
"He had time 20 visit
Mrs. lllt0n, ana in the
absence or her husband
? he iOuna time
20 put the babies asleep:
not only tnat. but TO en-
gage himself Tor that
service in the future.
appearing here aud
appearing yOnder, sun
uay after SUNDAY, tae
0lltnest and giaddest
man IN all CREATION
And that IS Just the
difference betWeen Hen-
~ WARD Beecher ana
Davld-penltent and re-
pentant toward God.
but dcnant ana lylng to-
ward men,
"And this man. a high
priest Ol tue Lord.
bound 10 reUaKe sn
- bound 10 de-
nouuce the ialse calum-
niatOr took tAe
llar and the lipeller 10
nj, neart and conn.
oence.n
"He can jose aud lest
and ute his wlttlcisms
while his ialne and Ms
character and tne honor
OF the Cnurcn and rcll-
Rlon are trembling 10
sue balance.
- On. now hard
ened, petrinea, bratal
lied the heart OF talx
man has become
NORRIS Oh REECHER.
luton, wtth bis run.
appeared before him,
ami ne lsa coward
"his garments scned
VITA tne most Infamous
cnarge maus against
him.
zine dropping victim
Is worse used tnan tie
tniernal destroyer
brand the seducer as
his crime Deserves
"Deatn and destruc-
49,. - fAN anAAnn -
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PORTER on TILToN.

W bANhA NP0h AhI Nhs~A
two men the folio aing
gwen
PORTER on TILToN.
"Ihls secret ana back
biting eneIny.h
"Iueodore TiltOn-
now a king, now q
cluwn.n
"Eltner those fifteen
Witnesses have sworn 10
the truth or Theodore
Triton - . peJured
1ar.n
Hollow, treacherous,
false. coward, base y
"fhe man has done
many mean things, many
base lnlngs."
at was in mis- diaooli-
cal brains mat All the .
crafty, malignant de-
vices were wrought Out
with the skill OF "a artl-
san bred AZ Nulcan's
forge.n
,.But with Tntou, a
moral Niagara &C.
Triton SAID he lied out
OF tenderness and dell-
cacy toward bis Wile.n
III you want 10 see
what q perfectsnam this
MAJ Tllton is, = &c.
"He was treacnerous
aud false
"He was principally
engaged in making and
breaking coyenante.n
me Says ne lied, and |
have no DOUBT ne dld.n
aTnis man h 80 accus-
toned 10 lying and de-
ceptlon tnat ne lies even
when he n alone.n
"FheodOre Triton and
Frank MOutlOn his
treacherous ana per-
tured accusers.h
~And 11lt0n slept with
the aduiteress amer ne
had had tue COME Ssl0n
ol her guilt.
al there IL q beast on
earth In living form VINO
guilty OF holding such
4 conversation over ais
own boy, aud with the
paramour Of an adul ter
GUS vile. he has llved
TOO long on earth F; it Is
time Ior him 70 dle.n
Mr.. BsscRsr - ne
man Wh6 meets hin eye
10 eye ana oath TO oatn,
and convicts aim now Of
peuurJ.n
EVERY man '
mas found hlm . broken
reeds
: Then Theo-
dore Tilton nas sworn
over anu over again 70
an Infamous be-
"A poor, alex woman,
married 10 a hale, stall
Nsrt, exacting man.
"He was coming nome
with = magnificent Apol-
10 presence, In nls gran
dear aud ms beauty
"Thag bastard 90
whom this letter = ad-
dressed &c.
"a man who has dis
tinquished himselfIn the
saloon OF free ioye.n
.The chivairOus lead
of nee love-IneOdore
IlltOn.n
EyAErs or rILroN.
"He stands revealed
In ali the deiormiEy OF
ms nature seli.reyealed
ana selI-convicted.p
..Oh. serpent heart,
MD i'm q nov cry vase
ellis lrilton'sl treacn-
cry leitit impOss bic lor
her lFllzabethl 70 trust
nm any iOnRer.o
"Men (rItOn ana
N0ul.onl who naYe &C
knowledged 10 JtnI
through o. series Of
years.
aHe comes IN the ex-
travzgance Of hts na-
ture 70 reject Moses ana
the prophets, ana tram
Die ON christ and HIS
followers, aud on and
on, till what Is Regarded
by some a. An eNalta-
Ton OF manhood, aud IN
the end TINS proud ca
reer, whicn rejects the
religious bonds ~ eoci-
ETY.. is taxing out MS
tablets In tue saloon ~
Airs. Woodruff
TRACY on TTLr0N.
aSen-egOIIsm the basis
or his character
"rne master passion
OF TINS perverted man. Y
The decaying corpse
would rather be 0is-
sected than buried; but
We propose 20 a. sect
him nrst IN the interest
oil truth and bury aim
afterwardln the interest
or decency.r
"AlI ieprOus aud
loathsome win adult
terry and perjury
.He mas a motive for
faIsuying.n
"The gasconaoing har
leQuin VINO orders Dim
lBeeOnerl out Of Brook
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against him.
THAT'S so,r remarked q stout man in iiuen
coat. "Beecher has done great deal or good in
the world. l only want TO see the truth come out
triumphant II the jury acquit Beecher SHAH 20
glad.n
"But is ne innocentY'' exclaimed an elderly gen.
tleman. Its all very well 70 talk about truth.
the evidence ought to convince any one that there
are strong grounds for doubling the innocence OF
Beecber.u
"How can you doubt 10 ~ said the nrst speaker.
'Don't he deny the charger
"Ah, denying and proving are not the same
tnIngn said old linen coat, as ne famed himself
vigorously with his straw hat "Let the .run
Prevail, that's my motto.n
Truth crushed 70 earth win rise again y said
the Plymouth advocate, "and you'n md II 80 10
thfs case.n
II say, old fellow remarked . young man who
stood at the last SPEAKERS elbow, ''whe did yOu
get that quotation I've heard thai oeiore.n
40 be sure, everybody knows tnaLn the other
replied, "and you'n ind u . good line In This
casen
"weu,r remarked . all man who had hitherto
remained silent, Il believe tnat money q great
power, ana we win never sec that jury agree.n
"oh, yes you will," said the DEFENDANTS advo-
cate. '.They must scquit MI. BescRer II they have
any sensen
"Cents,v snesred fresh speaker Dollars.
ron mean. That's what's the mater.v
II don't believe it, exclaimed the Beecner man
In an angry tone. '1f Mr.. Beecher don't get a
verdict without money he'll never getn why
damn 1t, do you mean that the JurImen can be
bought up IKE sheep ~
.'why, Of course, they CAM exclaimed . man
in the rear. II never saw twelve men among
whom some we're NOT Wiling to listed to money
argumenls.n
I'm be damned n beneve thatn said the
Plymouth adherent
non. yOa sRonldnt swear II don't looK vel FOR
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-13

We noticed only limited inquiry, mostly
from buyers whose orders were below the
ruling rates, but nothing transpired to indi-
cate any quoable variation, factors adhering
to their previous pretensions, but sales can
not be pressed unless at concessions. Mid
ding sold at 14sc
The Liverpool dispatches reported a d. cline
of Lied; sales ~, 900 bales; and at New York
it was quiet and steady at previous rates tor
spots, aud at an improvement of 1-3201-l6c
in futures.
The amount on shipboazd NOT cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
5000 bales. embracing 1900 for Liverpool,
500 for the Mediterranean, and 500 for the
North, which, when deducted from the stock
on hand by our running statement last even
ing, leaves IA 500 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses unsold
or awaiting orders F9gVF
The Exchange reports: "Sales 25 bales
Market dull"
COTTON STATKMKNr.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement :.
Arrived previously. l145S25 t~,
Additional bales from city gin
nings, intens and loose. 1853 1.l57. 791
c,y l.173,744
Cleared previously. 1155155
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham Co. g cotton mill. 1l50 1l56 3O5
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-13
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN,
Thursday Evening. August II, 1876. I

4 The market to-day was more than usual,
dull. The offerings at the banks, both of Ex
change and the usual line of paper were NOR
limited than yesterday. On the street tn
demand continued fair, with slight advance
upon our quotations for mortgage paper. A
present commercial paper seems to be tn
favorite form of negotiation With borrower:
in this branch of the market, very few 40
plications being made for collateral loans.
All classes of Securities are dull. NJ
| transactions are reported.
| The want of movement in City Bonds is at
tributed to disposition to postpone transac
tons until the further development of the
Premium Bonded Fund scheme.
The meeting of the stockholders of the New
Orleans National Banking Association, to re-
| ceive the report Of the committee appointed
to obtain from Mr.. Casey, the receiver, @
statement of the amount and character of the
obligations of the bank, takes place tonight.
We understand that the statement of Mr..
Casey estimates the gross assets at s4s7, 572.
Gross iabilities-cla proved mp S565, $50,
claims remaining to be proved s699, 2O9;
total, 81, 264, 739; leaving excess of liabilities
over assets, S777, 1877. Tho capital stock is
$60O,OOO
We continue to quote frst-class CONNER
cial paper and collateral loans at 8@9 %
cent per annum discount. AT do at 10@12, and
second grade at 15@lS. First-class mort
cages rule at SOLO II cent per annum, IT,
cent advance over previous rates, while sec-
ond grade are entirely nominal
Gold opened at 1134@H34 against 113a At
New York, and after limited business, closed
at l13s@l13s. against 1888 in that market.
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing
$4,000, $1,000 and $1,000 at 113a, and $4,000 at
113k. @- sans Is s- 49,
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 105@lC6,
and Mexican dollars at 94@949, gold.
Foreign Exchange being stronger at New
York, and in limited supply and good request
here, market was without quotable variation,
notwithstanding the decline in Gold at New
York The only sales reported were $4,000 bill
of lading sterling at $3.50, and $4,000 bank
francs at ~.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
8. 51@5 50 for bill Of iading and AL clear aud
-@5.56 for bank, and francs at 4.58a for
and 4. SIS for bank.
The movement in New York sight continues
very limited, and rates are unchanged. The
only sale reported was sl50 900 private bank
ers' at 9-32 59 cent premium. ~.
The banks continue to check on New York
at ( ID cent premium, and commercial sight
is still quoted at -@5-16.
No transactions were reported in Stocks.
City Bonds continue weak and nominal
No sales reported.
No transactions were reported in State
Consolidated Seven Per Cents; they are still
quoted at 52a@53.
! Metropolitan Police Warrants continue to
rule at 65@68. No sales we're reported.
Nothing transpired in State Warrants. |
Issues of 1874 were still quoted at 40945;
1878 and previous years, fundable, at 35(936; |
md do, not fundabla, at -(929.
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r. RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS AND cElaAss
d. 1 RAILROAD COMPANY.
r. - GREAT JACKSON. ROETK, A
Trains depart and arrive as follows
From Oalliope Street Depot.)
l1 DEPART. hita ARRIVE
Express. 80 A. n. Express. ii 90 p. M
Mal $50 p. NJ. Mail. .IO:80 4 NJ
Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars through Ia af'
Louis Chicago and Cincinnati.
Only one change Of sleeping oars 10 Eastars
Tickets for sale and informs tiou eIvan "A g-
Camp street, corner Common.
2. D. FROST. GepT Manager. ana
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bare Supplies would command 1se ~ n.
y ID. = -''' ~ = : '''2'f'' 2 'a7 7''117'
WHBKY-Quiet but s'eady,, with a small
| stock at 81 % for louisiana and Western rec
tied. .'' UT
Conn IN BULK The market is bare Small
lots are arriving by railroad for forwarding
direct. II
WHEAT IN BULK We note arrivals this
morning from iGalveston of 1922 sacks Texas,
making total supply upward Of 1000 sacks
Iexas. Supplies are held above the limit of
exporters, which are 81 80 for No. 2 spring
and 81 As No. tor winter, delivered on board
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and mod
crate demand at previous prices Only 2450
ga SACKS sold, OF which 800 yellow, for expert, at
eo,, $50 yellow at 800, 100 do. at soc, and 700
white ard white mixed at 96c y bushel.
OATs-Fair supply and quiet. Only $50
sacks sold at zoe y busheI.
BRAN-Is scarce and in moderate demand.
Only 100 sacks sold at 81 Is % 100 ID.
HAY-Light supply and moderate demand.
No sales. Yesterday new sold, on its merits,
at $50 u ton.
CorrEE-The market is quiet but firm.
Stock in hands of dealers 1900 bags. No
stock in. first hands. We quote cargoes
Ordinary to low fair 1S@1s4c, (gold), p fb;
fair 19@194c, good 191@i9ac, prime Boa
2O4c y 10. Job lots: Ordinary 18I@l8ac,
fair 193@l93c. good 193@2O4c, prime 2Oa
@2O2c 9s tb.
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks & Co.,
and Small & Co. for the following tele-
gram, dated Rio de Janeiro, August 18th,
and New York, August 18th, 1875: Pur-
chases since August 4th. 65 600 bags; cleared
Atlantic ports 4O, 600; cleared Gulf ports 5000;
loading $1,000; stock 10000; average daily
receipts 10, 500; price very firm $500; ex-
change 27t u cent.