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.hs} san ob;sin thses Or toa5 snan;hsd room: T.
AddEess. With particulars, T.. Tribune oIhce,
72oANp-AN ,UkiTtnHisl{ED Hooai. .EXCEPF
- carpet. with hnaru fur gentleman. wills, and ua k
sfsasa old: lpe5a FAX; tnrns nust bo ss.souA-
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EmpI0VmO ont AN6uOle8.
IUAfTR1l-An RAILROAD MEN FOR THREE
~ faroAda: fren fAte; company work: farm bands
oniy tap htt 9an Rssd apply III Mest llandoph-s a.
1VANTED-I0 HtiLKOAD LaE0RERS: WAGES,
- 70 pes day: fsrs fats; m charges tu tho ohcs
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TOR onHAtR-AT 4 AnAR0AlN-TlfKT THHKE-NTuHY 7
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
JUANTHD-HoU5K TO 10 Ho0Ms, AND LOT.
w eto99, lo4s; long ttns cAsy Ds5unont6: rtain
1srt!erlsss. Aadecss m Tt4bnne ofdce
WAETKD-1 tlAvK t;usTOMERs FOR gho,ooo 70
~ fAn. Ne Of real psate os residence and hus pess
lmproTe1 or not but must b. Kud property and fair
poes. FaFes Wishing 10 Rsn Addrrsa r. b. Box sg
WANTED-A COON Farm 0F / no 70 i,Eoo A0REN
" Atchigau. pfzfor It neaf KALAMAZOO IN exchange
tx tx ROD. elses city property. II. a. LAWnRNCK4 i
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. August II, 1873.
ornsGy iaa Net RECEIPTS a BALES gross Stock
1910
Cotton quiet %iddIing l4Ae low mi, %iddPg IsG q
Great Britain, 2,ao4 Sales, 100. Stock. 1874
MOBILE August H. 1874
Cotton nominal; middng 1876; low middtng. l51Sc.i
good ordinary l3c Exports coastwise IS bales Sales,
20 Stock, 60 o-r
reesp f Bass g sas sosf sS s'A'
CHARLESTON, August II. 1878
sS5 Saa 1870 Net receipts ~ bales Sales 81 Stock
WILMINGTON N. c.. August H. 1875
strained Tar steady at 81 -
Flour unchanged; sales of 500 btIs Wheat duh; No
ssS sales bushels at SAC s Corn meal SIS
for 9osS 1 for gnbc5sd Mn d feed
S h " o &c corn and rye S 70 New Yo5 Ssa
lumber Canal sipmens~7 800 bushels wheat, $500 DO
rye, 55s 600 feet lumber The amount Of grain on the
dS SS % o Sas DO
Flour Dsasy and s gpfse9ssa have
81 30; amber Michigan, 81 5oH new 81 4e September
B. SS Tat y g. NJ No. do d. ~ 81
rejected new " o. Corn steady and high
No. %aSS Ss %Ssa
NAL RessPs two says-i4oO6 bushels Wheat o99
do corn 600 DO oats shpmens-55o bblA -four, 1900
| CHICAGO August H. 1875.
firm but closed dun; No Chicago spring ST. So 81 So
No do 81 25 bid spot sales at 81 22 81 2al seller
oil the year No do 81 l9H ST. 20; rejected 81 %
81 To- Corn dull and lower; No. mixed 7o%c bid spot
716c bid seller September Oats active but lower: No ?
SOC spot 4sG bid selle, August ssAc bid, seller Sep
seller September ST OK seller October; Rye quiet and
weak at Sc, spot; s3c, seller September Pork-Good
asal So seller septombe ST. 20 s2l As seller October
Lard dull and lower at S3 60 spot Sl3 65 10 TO seller
September $l3 IS $1s SIN seller October Bulk meats
quiet but firm; shoulders Sc short rib mindless l2Ao
81 70 Treights easier but not qqStaby lower corn to
5000 bills; wheat, Al 900 bushels $4,000 dol oats
22ooo do barley, 5000 do. rye, 6l5 do. shipmentso
Flour 5000 bills wheat l0l 900 bushels; 1O5 900
| oats 900 10. barley.
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re se Do grocery fair to choice SIC SIC stand
ara A. lO7se io1ec of A. lO1zc lO}Ec; crushed lie
li,te powdered lie Ike granuated, 1OAc alOTc;
yen9w o4c sse extra O. 9[c. l05<c: cut loaf IKE
lie for city
TALLow.-rhe market hrmer. The sales we're $1,000
lbs.
wHisKErReeepts, 2eo bbls The market was quiet and
nominal at 81 %.
fRKlGHTs-lhe market quiet for both and char
ter freghs and rates steady The
follows To Liverpool by steam, 5000 bushels grain
rele az 91&d 1O4d and "a 900 bushels grain at l0d
lloyd 10 Hull by steam s4s 900 bushels wheat at lOlzd
per bushe Of 90 lbs TO Antwerp, by steam 5000 bushels
do at lO5sd The charters Norwegian bark hence
to Cork for orders, with ZOO quarters grain Is Sd
British brig, voyage and rate, with Zoo do do:
German bark from Baltimore the German Baltic with
$500 bbls refined petroleum at 0s Cd italian bark
hence TO the Mediterranean with 1000 bbs do do 5
Norwegian bark from Philadelphia Antwerp, with $500
bbs naphtha at 5s Cd In addition the engagements
reported Liverpool by steam $50 boxes bacon
SOS q IA Cd and So do cheese az
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT MODERATELY ACTIVE
FUTURES wEAK-FLoUR DULL AND HEAVY
WHEAT DULL AND LowER-CORN STEADY
OATS DULL AND LowER-RYE DULL AND
NOMINAL - BARLEY QUIEr-BARLEY MALT
sTEADY-PoRK DULL AND EAsIER-LARD
sTEADY-PETRoLEUM FRM-NAvAL STORES
QUIET AND sTRoNG-GRoCERIEs STEADY
HIDES QUIET-LEATHER sTEADY-OHS QUIET
AND srEADY-wHIsKEY QUIET AND NOMINAL
FREIGHTs sTEADY-HEAlP AND JUTE QUIET
AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs STRONG AND STEADY.
WEDNESDAY August 11-6 p. NJ
The markets were still dull and irregular with gener
ally declining tendency. On Change -four was dull
and heavy. Wheat dull and lc a &c lower the
market closing nominal. There was almost demand
for immediate delivery while bids for future at
lower figures Corn dull and lower at one time but
closed steady at yesterdays figures Oats dull and
lower Whiskey quiet Provisions without decided
change. Steam freghs hrmer Cotton the spot mod
eratey active futures weak Petroleum firm Naval
quiet and strong Hides quiet Leather steady Oils quiet
and steady Hemp and jute quiet and steady. Gunnes
strong. Groceries steadp.
CoFFEE-rhe home trade very quiet for Rio and
Santos but the demand from the interior was quito active
Mild grades also quiet but firm We quote Ord
nary cargoes, l7c 179lc fair do, 1870 19c good
do, 1910 l9c prime do, 1890 2Oc. range
for lots l7}sc 2lc Santos fair good 1876 2lc,
gold, 80 days; Java government bags, 25c. 27c do,
pie 22c Marae@ibO 2le 25c Lagqayra, 2o1fc 2IEc
Rico, 1870 zoe Costa Rca, l9c pc Mexican poe
2lc; Angostura, lSc Pike. Savanila, 2Oc 22c.:
Curacao. 1870. 20c
Corros on the spot moderately active yesterdays
prices The demand was in nearly all from spnners
In tone the market was about steady with however slight
inclination in buyers favor Futures opened s2c lower in
action resulting from disposition shorts placed
prices higher than the closing prices Of yesterday About
lice. Of this improvement anerward lost and the
market closed feeble at the following quotations -
August, 10 15-16c Is 81.s2c.; September, 1870.
| IS 2932c October, 13 1llec November 13 2i-32c.
ID I1-l6c December Is 2332c; January 10 27-32c.
1859; February 4 l-s2s "A l-iec March Il 1870.
| June, II 15-16c 15c. Quotations based on
| standard Of classification in force September /,
quality not than half grade above below the grade
quoted Ordinary 12c good ordinary l315c strict good
| ordinary, 14c. low middling. l4tzc mddng l4zGc
good middlng 6c Quotations based American stand
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sterling, while II is not believed their assets will net
more than ESQ 900 sterling.
The announcement of this failure and the anticpa-
ton that other failures may take place has given
dropping tendency 10 the Market and the 1atness
alluded to in my despatch of yesterday continues to
prevail
Erie has rallied from the decline Of quarter Of cent
reported yesterday arising from the pressure TO SELL
and is at Is.
Pennsylvania Railroad shares are sold at 49, being de-
cline of per cent from my quotations OF yeser
day. This attributed 70 the existence Of unfavorble
rumors in reference the coal trade in Pennsylvania
READING THREE PER CENT
The fan in the Pennsylvania Central Is shared by the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, which is quoted at
1917 being fall Of three per cent
The fall in the Philadelphia and Reading the marked
event of the money market to-day. 1t is attributed to
local causes arising Of the coal trade and has had
the effect OF producing fat and dropping market
t. Consols have not advanced American governments
continue firm, without change.
ttrUR TELL At crnq m Nj
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FINANCIAL JOURNALISM.
'4THE TELEGRAM QUOTATIONS. AN IMPORTANT
FORWARD STEP.

FORWARD STEP.
from the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
We print this morning second despatch from
London giving an exact report of the money markets
and of the of trade in London to-day. This de-
spach comes from reporters and has been pre-
pared with the utmost care. 1t gives true picture
of the English markets at to-day. The value
Of it is apparent at glance ''rhe Telegram quo
tatons' become feature in our business and
watchword the street Buyers and sellers can
compare he Telegram quotations with the dispatches
that from other sources and which, as experience
shows have often been tempered with to suit the Gu
pdity avarce Of stock jobbers and gamblers There
have also been innocent Mistakes throwing the market
into confusion Hereafter there will be of this
Tho buyer and seller have 'the Telegram quotations.
as chart protecting them from the of the general
dispatches errors arising from hUnders mischief and
cupidty.
The tremendous advantage Of this will be at
Heretofore private companies have gathered these do
spatohes and sold them at their rates But now the
same news which costs tho merchant dollars may be
had for two cents. He not only has the fullest news,
but he protected against the Vaccinations of the job
bers in the market The thousand rumors which come
daily into Wall street. and affect less its opera
TONS will fade away before 'the Telegram quotations
so that our new Phase Oh enterprise Is not herey III
economy but protection The buyer saves money and
he saves his business from the gamblers.
The success of 'the Telegram quotations. despatch
shown yesterday in the great demand for the Tee
gram. Our edition containing 'the Telegram quota
tons' made much Of sensation as panic in Erie
or Western Union Thousands sold in half hour
and there from all sides words of gratitude and
commentator for the enterprise which brought
picture of the money market Of the world to Wal
street for two cents and which gave every merchan
and broker trustworthy authority by which to verify
the prices Of shares and values
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Course Of the Market--A
Day Of Dulneee.
ANOTHER FAILURE IN LONDON.
autumn Prospects, Treasury Receipts and EX-
penditurcS--GOld Lib rs LA l-S.
RAILWAY BONDS AND GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY August 11-6 p NJ
The stock market continues embarrassing and unin
Iting, and from present indications is likely 10
main so until the OF the operators who wont
to make business active Prices sag and close trne
lower every day The condition not that suggests
confidence and in the absence Of outside custom the
brokers feel dsconsoate or the future it safe to say
that the latest advces from the West favor the belief
that the trade in all departments will be en-
couragng The damage to the crops has been exag-
gerated and is widespread at first reported
We learn too that there decidedly better feeling
AMONG THE MERCHANTS,
many Of whom from personal interviews with their
customers by correspondence have received nforma
lion Of hopeful character concerning the fall demands
of the country and the probable activity that will soon
be exhibited The latest advces from Europe give
gratifying OF harvesting and the condition OF
The crops The principal exception comes from Odessa
where there much complaint of the crops OF Southern
Russia having suffered from drought From France,
Germany, Austria, Hungary, Portugal and Holland re-
ports are on the whole satisfactory favorable fea-
ture Of day the comparatively active demand
for good railway and the government bonds Money
being plentiful capital is quietly finding resting place
among the interest paying securities and these show
strength steadness in striking contrast to the sew
eral fancy stocks that just now the footballs OF the
street. Coupon 1S67's advanced to 1903; registered
new nves, round lot OF 500 OOo selling at 116, and
coupon do at 116. There large business in cur
Eency skies at 1221 1928.
THB RAILWAY WAR
I'm Missouri OF which the ST. Louis and Northern said
20 be the author caused decline to-day in several Of
6he Western securities The chief sufferer to-day
Atlantic and Pacific preferred which declined from
AK to IL, closing at liz It Is stated,
however, that the direct Cause was the
unloading by holder yofLthe stock who forced
by pecuniary wants to realize Missouri Pacific declined
from As to 43K, St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
common to Kansas Pacific another of these roads,
Sold at H. which is little better
The decline in the other stocks especially the leading
ones was TO per cent for the day. Western Union,
from s1h to ST. Lake Shore from coz to 599S; North
west from AL to Az; preferred from 54sS to 541s
Union Pacific from TX to " Pacific Mail from 3sX
70 8Sx ST. Paul. from 363S to 36A and ohios from 19H
TO 1s3<. The other changes insignificant
OPENING HIGHEST LOWEST
The following table shows tho highest and lowest
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.

London advces state that six Of the joint stock bank
Eng companies Of London have been coerced conse-
quence Of the crash Of many dscountng and commercial
houses 10 set apart millions of money TO meet their
reserve funds and to lower their dividends TO meet the
contingencies anticipated from these failures Tho rate
or discount in the open market for three months bills Is
IL per cent or u per cent below the bank rate
Money at the Stock Exchange government securities
As loaned at per cent The regular dispatches AS
P M report:-Consos for money, 94H 94H, buyers;
FOR account, e4, buyers United States 65's ~ ~;
p07's 81 aS%i 1o40's Ga Ga; new loan Az a AZ.
Erie b. Consols frmer and in demand American socur
tiles easier. $3.50 p. M-Amount Of bullion withdrawn
from Bank Of England on balance to-day was f250Oo
A:30 p. M.-Consols for money 94]< a o4H; for &C
count pay; o5's IA ~; '67s, So 81; 1o-4Os, OK
n OF; new SIS, ~ Al; Erie, 10 I3K; market quiet
pnd steady; Erie drmer Paris, p. M-Erie. ls,I:
a p M.-Rentes easier at 66E Soc
The special despatch TO the Evening telegram pub
Nshed at noon, contains the following information-
LONDON August 11-2:30 r. NJ
The tranquility alluded TO in my despatchof yester-
day does not continue. There rumors of financial
depression and disturbances
Shaw d Thompson, largely engaged in the IRON trade,
Nfed Their LahDasi4s are estimated At &12QQOo
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The following table shows tho highest and Lowest
prices OF the day

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The changes in closing prices since yesterday as
Collows:-
ADvANcB.-Atlantc and Pocihc Telegraph \; c., c.
and c., -; Erie, q Harlem, "a; Mariposa u Dis
trict of Columbia 3-65's, 4.
DEcLNE.-Atlantic and Pacific preferredc IL; New
York Central, Il Lake Shore, y; Northwestern CON-
mon, 4; Ohio and Mississippi, 4; Pacific Mail, e !;
Panama, u; Rock Island, q ST. Paul. u; Western
Union, e St Paul preferred u.
The stationary securities were Delaware and Lacka
wanna, Hannibal and St Joseph, Northwestern pre-
TERED, Quicksilver Wabash, Union Pacific and gold
TODAY
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day ag
gregated &C. CO.. shares, follows-New York Central
and Hudson, $50; Erie, 1900; Lake Shore GOO;
Cleveland and Pttsburg, GOO; Northwestern 2235 do
preferred $50; Rock Island, 100 Pacific Mail 6,5OO
St Paul ZOO do preferred, 6oo ohios 1850; Western
Union, $3.50; Wabash, 100; Union Pacific, 700; At
1antic and Pacific preferred, 2 3o
INVESTMENT SHARES
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SECOND ''TELRGRAM" DESPATCH.
LONDON, August 10-5 p M.
Since my despatch dated 2:30 the danger Of further
prostration passed away The effect of the failure
noted has been momentary, and does not affect the
market
Transactions In railway shares and American securities
have been limited in amount and business generally has
been quiet
The duness which has prevailed in the markets is
accounted for by the fact that II is settling day
Notwithstanding this fact however, II is gratifying TO
be able report that the tone Of the market rmer
a certain undercurrent is noticeable which indicates
strength and business prosperity
AT the close Of business the market had assumed
decidedly improved appearance, and commercial &C
tvity was more marked than at any time during the
day, or for the past few days.
In connection with the foregoing statement 1t may be
proper add that the apparent decline in Reading is
perhaps due the fact that the sales quoted may have
been made ex dividend.
MONEY MARKET
is unchanged the rate on call loans being TX ~ per
cent There is little demand yet for currency from
the West and the offerings for discount at the banks
are small The following the quotations for paper:
CURRENCY PAPER
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BOARD OF TRADE.

AT the monthly meeting OF the members Of the Board
held yesterday wednesday, Mr.. Frederick A Potts,
Of the vice presidents acted chairman. large
number Of new members elected and II was
agreed to hold tho inaugural banquet at Delmonico's
next month, TO which many distinguished persons are
70 be invited
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SILVER COIN FOR NEW ENGLAND.
The Treasury Department has commenced the accu
mutation Of silver coin in the vaults Of the SubTreas
ury at Boston TO large extent, with view to sub
shutting the for the circulation of fractional cur
rency under the law OF Congress- The vaults of
the Treasury in the Post Office building located
above the main post Office room, and, with view of
securing them from danger from the immense load
placed there Supervising Architect Potter has directed
additional and heavier beams be placed under the
section upon which these vaults rest-120 having
already been ordered to be stored in these vaults equal
to $1oOOoOOO The work is be pressed as rapidly as
possible and will be completed before the close of Sep
TENDER
TIE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Secretary of the Treasury, in his estimates OF
Congress- presented the following figures the proba
BILE receipts and xpenditures:Recepts 1884 BIS 2S6;
expenditures $275 AGO. which would leave SO 796
to be applied to the sinking fund, which would
to $3l, 96545, leaving deficiency Of S22 093 74s
In order to provide for this deficiency Congress passed
act increasing the duties imported goods and the
internal distilled spirits calculating upon an
increase Of $25 900 in the revenues thereby By
estimating upon almost exact basis for receipts It is
possible give the receipts and expenditures for
the year ended juno &c. 1875, estimated and fulfilled
as follows
Estimate of last December. 1884 3ls 2se $275 400
Fact. ................... 2SS, 100000 274 623 1893
The result of this is that the amount left To apply TO
the sinking fund is about $13 oOO and as the sink
ing fund is all paid provided for the deficit during
the past year will range between SIT, 500 900 and
SIS 100000
IL will, Of course, be understood that this means
merely paying out money than the Treasury takes
in, and does not mean any shortness Of funds The
sinking fund, which caused the deficit is money paid
out Of one pocket Of the government into another
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $50 900 gold
OF interest and So 900 in redemption of i've
twenty bonds The internal revenue receipts to-day
were 1921, 1896. Customs receipts, 1892 961
The Treasury holds $73 200 900 in CON- less coin
certificates, SO, 100000
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds strong and higher for the Pacific
issues and Chicago and Northwestern consolidated
coupon gold bonds. Tho latter advanced TO Ss% and
the former 70 102K for Central hrsts DIX for San
Joaquin branch, 96% for land grants 93% for Western,
1o2h for Union rsts 99z for land grants and 96X for
sinking fund
Boston, Hartford and Erie sold at PAX, Chesapeake
and Ohio coupon at 40 and coupon at a. Milwaukee
and St Paul TO- gold 81, Morris and Essex second at
1867, and Ohio and Mississippi second at 70 Hannibal
and St Joseph eighs convertible sold ut S3H 10 S.
The following were the latest bids.-
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Kalamazoo Wild + 1st S3% III Sou Iowa lst.... 4o
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm at the following
quoations-United States currency SKIES 1929 1884
do do, 1881 registered 1905 1909; do. do, do,
coupon, l21x 12lzS do. hye-twentes, 1864, regis
tered, 116K a 11624; do. do, do, coupon, 116A a
ll6a<; do do, 1865 registered 1l9k n9%; do. do,
do coupon 1l9h 1193 do do, do, new registered,
1l91S lle3<; do. do, do, do, coupon, 1l9A 1l91Si
do do, 1867 registered, 1908 1903 do do do cou-
pom 1908 12oH do do, 1868, registered, III 1927
do do do coupon 121 1922 do ten-ortes, registered,
ll41 1147s; do. do coupon, lis 1ls1E; do. hves,
1881 registered, 116 l161S; do. do, do, coupon,
116z H.
SHARES.
In the bank share list notice sale Of as Com
merce at 12s rs Fourth 1909 1O1, and 20 Republic
at 92k
STATE BONDS.
State bonds strong. Old Tennessees, Il higher;
SKIES series, q, and Missouri long skies, a higher
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations at
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MINING STOCKS.

The following the latest quotations for mining
stocks in San Francisco Consolidated Virginia. $50;
Exchequer, 200; Savage $50; Justice, 1i7; Chollar
Potosi, 11S; Yellow Jacket 95; oyerman, rs ophir
rs; California so; Best & Belcher, 6S; Hale n Nor
cross IS; Bullion, ST. Eureka consolidated 6o Ray
nond Ely, AS; Crown Point 80; Belcher, 30; MexA
can 81; Imperial, ID
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

CLERc-RossET On the 11th inst, by the Rev DR.
Mabon, at the Grove church. town Of Union, ~ j., n
LEON CLBRo 10 NJ. AMELIA RossET.
PErRLER-OsBoRNR On the 11th OF August at the
residence of the BRIDES grandparent West New Brighton
S. l., by the Rev. James Brownclec, Mr. GEORGE W.
PETELER to LYDIR G OSBORNE all Of Staten Island