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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

From Col. 4. Marsehan, Editor Standard and
Erpress CdTersrile, Ga.
Some years ago had an attack Of what il
called dropsy Of the heart, and after long
and tiresome illness it was supposed the disease
was entirely eraGieated from my system But
within the past month unmisakabie symptoms
Of the disease have again made THEN appearance
From the evidences before me ! felt satisfied
that DIR. Conraughtou could aid me- got him
to presetibe for me, aud already have begun
10 experience relief. felt perfectly confident
that the Doctor can, ~ he Processes to be able
to DO, make permanent cure in my case. I
seel warranted in recommending DIR. Connaugh-
ton to those who are afflicted
A MARscHALK. Ed. Standard
Carerpville, June 10, 10
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

LITTLE Bessie is the 6ve-year old
daughter of Portland lady who
married clergyman not long since.
When her father was away, and The
was playing in the yard, stranger
came along and inquired if the min
ister was at home. "No, she re-
piled, shut mother is in the house,
and she will pray with you, you
poor miserable sinner"
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Mrs. MARY PRICE.
Wife Of Col. Price, Of Atlanta.
From George q. Prentice. ESQ.,, Editor
olahe sse'le sdurnaIl

DR. CoNNAUGrIroS--D Dear cir: am sor-
~ that you contemplate leaving Louisville at
the end Of The present week. earnestly wish
that your engagrmsls elsewhere might permit
you 10 remain here for time longer.
Your p0i0urn among us, Dr. Connauguton,
will be long remembered by our people. 1t has
been blessing 70 many. You have treated
me and insliiber Of my family with great sue.
cess Yoa seem 10 understand, N by intuition.
the character Of Inalady and its best remedy.
You have multitude Of patients in this city,
and have fi.it seen or heard one To whom you
have held out the promises Of relirt without
rendering H. Your entire practice among "
has been 4 BRILLIANT SUCCESS, aud
cheprfulIy recommend you to my many fiiends
South and the public at large Ms physician
deserving the ufM0ST CONFIDENCE.
Hoping that you may live long to be a bless,
ing to additional thousands Of the afflicted, l
am, very truly yours, GEo. ID. PRENTICE
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cases.

4 A Blackshear correspondent to
the Jesup Georgian has the following
compliment to Judge Sessions who
has recently located in Marietta;
We understand that this gentleman has per-
manentIy located in the town Of Marietta, Ga,
and will henceforth make that place his home,
however he will still attend to his professional
business in this circuit, until the business in
which he is concerned is finally wound up.
We regret to chronicle the fact that Judge SEES
sions has been persuaded to leave us, aud locate
in Marietta. Truly in this case we may say,
our loss is their gain. He has been for long
time permanent citizen OF Plerce county, and
Is identified with the interest of onr entire
peopl.. As a citizen, he has ever, by his quiet
pentlemany department heightened, honorable
Character, kind and charitable disposition, won
lbe esteem and respect of all. As lawyer he
ranks as first. class, and has the confidence aud
regard of his colleagues. As Judge. he won
judicial emnence. and kept it unsuled and
left the bench with this testimony OF all good
men DWELL done good and faithful servant.
In fact in all that constitutes, a good man, and
trne. worthy, and beloved citizen. Judge SEES
sions possessed those attributes OF character.
And to the citizens Of upper Georgia we can
saw with truth and sincerity, that they have
received in their midst a man who Is worthy
of all confidence and esteem. We regret to
see Linn 90; we will miss his genial face, the
once hearty snake of his hand, aud in nearly
every department OF society, We can say with
candor. that he win leave vacant chair not
easily filed. We wish him God speed, and
NAV his future efforts be crowned with success
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
WILL ARRIVE
DIR. CONTRADICTION.
Will Visit Marietta July 18th and Stay until 18th.
OFFICE, KENNEsAW HOUSE.

the nose began 10 cone ont, which relieved
me in few hours. 1t polluted my breath, and
made the room unbearable. II finolly destroyed
the partition bone, letting my nose sinkin. In
this condition went to DIR. COnnaughton. who
gave me medicine which quite destroyed the
offensive smell, and cured me sound and we'll.
As there are many with this offensive disease,
write you this testimonial, DIR. Connaughtou,
which you may use as you like
A. J. BROWN.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

WIEN boy falls and .2eels the
skin off his nose, the first thing he
does is to get up and yell. When a
girl tumbles and hurts herself badly,
the first thing she does is to get up
and Iook'at her dress.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

HAVE Won tried al Of McLELLAS's Cabinet
WHISPER. Scotch Wkksy, Old MARY Hand Rye
Wbiskey, Port vii Nsdrfla VINE Black
berrv Wine Londokortef, India Pale Ale,
Domestic Liquors all kinds at reasonable
prices.
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FROM GOV. A. @. BROWN.
0zooena, an Offensive Disease OF the
Nose.

had loathsome and miserable disease in
my nose for eight years. Some physicians
called It paruient Catarrh. II commenced with
a little soreness in the upper part Of the nose,
some pain and burning, discharge Of yellow
matier-iinally seabs, the shape Of the inside {
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

JUsT received ear load of Ice and will sell
in any quantity; Also ten thousand Cigars
will sell By the box as cheap as can be bought
in Atlanta or any other market Cal! and ses
for yourself. ,
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Cancer of Nineteen Years Standing
Cured.

ArIANrA, Ga. january 6. 1870.


During the last nineteen years / havs been
tormented almost beyond human eudurnuce
with cancer H. my right breast. have tried
in vain many cures, had spent many thousands
of dolars. aud WAS finally given up by all the
doctors ia the South as hopeless, and was SUI
fering the pains Of death daily. In this condi-
ton persuaded Dr. Connaughton to do what
he could tor me. After using his. mild yegeta
Bile remedies four weeks, my health was better,
and he had removed the cancer He has taken
mo from the very brink Of the grave. II Is now
four years since placed myself in the care Of
this great physician, aud il Is three years and
a half since have felt " seen anything OF the
cancer which had tormented me LAY aud night
for nineteen years. | was cured, aud DR.. Con
naughton did 1t. Money and wos,is cannot re-
compense such skill.
Mrs. MARY pRIcE.
Wife Of Col. Price, Of Atlanta
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"MR. NJ, if you'll get my coat
done Saturday. | shall be forever in
debted to you" "If that's your
game it won't be DONE" said the
tailor.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

How a woman can lEerp on talk
ing while she twists up her back
hair and has her mouth full Of hair
pins is mystery not yet explained.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

81 DECLARE, said Susan, as she
watched the people coming into
church "that man looks like piece
of dried beef" "Hush" said her
sister, sit isn't meet in you to talk
So"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

"WILL you have a small piece OF
the light meat or small piece of
the dark 7" asked Bob's uncle, as he
carved the turkey at dinner. 81
will take large piece of both, "
answered Bob. ~
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Pine Tobacco, G trs, P,pes Of all kinds
also Bryants patent ~ absorbent pipe STEM
at McClatcbsy's.
Fresh summer d ,ee at McClatchey's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

The New U. S. Postal Card, its the latest
,b;no ont. can be seen at Leake s. Hunts
Children are especially invited 10 all and see
them.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

! Summer Cheeseharearnni Canned Toms-
toes. Lobgters, salElI, PICKLES and Fancy gro
/ eeries Of all kinds at leake & HUNTS
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Those Justly celebrated Magnolia Hams
are put up only by McFenan. Armstrong & Co
who guarantee every ham. They can be bought
at Leake a. Hunts.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

A fine lot Of sugar cheapat McClalchey's.
Whit. Wine and Apple sIles Vinegar, the
pure stuff at McClatchey's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

No matter how l,ai1 .-Rre, do not neg
lect going 10 Archaeological spe',d money
freely and get in return fol yalaes IN niee and
fresh goods.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Leake & Hunt have just received 10, of
those choice extra No. l. Mackere'.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

NOTICE--Thirty days after date applica-
~ tion will be made to the Court Of Ordina-
~ Of Cobb county for leave to sell the real es-
rate Of john Parkinson late OF Cobb comfy de-
ceased. This May 3, 1919.
A. REYNOLDS, Administrator
[Pinter's fee $500.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Meats of all kinds at McClatchey's, fine
shoulders warranted all right,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
MeeIlne

There viii be 4 Meeting of the
Cobb County A4iertural Society
at the Court Houe on Saturday the
10 day of July. "A fall attendance
is requested. 81 order of the Pres"
idsnt.
II. N. tAMMErT. Sec'ty.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

"A fresh supply Groceries at MOcutcb-
on * Cos, selling dboton priess.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

"A full line of Fresh Crackers at Nc
Clatehey's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

"A lsrgs lot of Cd ,e and Sugar Just re
eeived at McCutcheqk
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

FRESH Lemons received weekly direct from
New York, at Mclatchey 3.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

"A choice lot ofIugar cured canvAssed
hams at McCutcLeok Cos
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Georgia Cobb County :

! William Cokine has applied for exemption Of
personally and setting apart and valuation Of
homestead and / will pass upon the same at 10
o'clock a. N. on the 22d day .. June 1875
Office. June IL, 1875.
III N TIANfaEI.1yr OBJ
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

Forty thousand heart shingles for sale at
MeCutcheoa's.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02

IL. n. HAMaETT, ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-07-02
of-Hand Local Dots.

CITY AND COUNTY.
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II. N. IAMMETT. Sec'ty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28
lew YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL % SHEET

nsy double head ob g s2Ts; RS, do S in
~ buk, per bhL 81 O. a 81 Is; sweets waer Delaware.
osap per bS Sc oas 3 s ano S red per b6 Sc
y. - onions sets ner bnshe - ~
rather liberal past few Gays and prices are
tact Is about over. We guotc:-,Turkeys state,
prime small sie 26ei do, 90, Tar q good, re
s2e a 2ic DO. Western, prime small, .7c q e2lc
prime &c DO do far % GOOD ia &c fowls Jer
chickens state ana Western, prime sSoS &c &C. do
Brine pr a 70 so9i & eSess ie OUCH
5 sso,o 4 &c; do DO. tar to good 29s ,2sc
DO r 70 gcoa srs cp i s and saGsi
d Re good 10 p a DO T 10 p s9Ga re-
mains about the same. with iair demand reported At
ow Psr IT, Fer Fer PIE
NGet uf Per state ace aud ao nsr psF az ee
do western per u Ice Isc ducks, stae and jersey,
geese sials and pair 81 70 81 do. vest
RiCl.-1ae dealings, in a distributing way were quite
alr az steady and uniform prices, which NAV be quoted
o. ss c; eaose do SoS &C. Sc n p7e e
7Gc for far prime, anl common qualities down 10
reney q arg in n9ni, s. g ! s. \ gold,
9 Inc rane Of aaa pgess r q9e q 50 ar
y; H., aud other brands from 81 90 a 81 75 Iurxs
Island, 25c -. and t. Martin &c. Sc.
snLps-!he demand Tor clover seed continues quite
liberal and prices rule very frn ~ l2c timothy sells
rules q a 81 se fr Sss
pma Gangy gea a so n sher y' SICILY hed at = 81
sTEAlNE WAS quiet and was quoted ~ l616c. l64c.
sueAR.-For refining graoes the marke, was very
prlme refining though ned at size was obtlinaple
LIDO. less. he reported dealings included go hhds
SIZE; 2sj hhds Porto Rico sSe ReGned was aaiet and
firm Zoe. FOR standard 4 and 1890 l05sc. hards
We quote ~ cnoaeenn9E Interior g common MOI
d. good & prime 75 5e S'0q Porto co 9S
Nos I % Soga ~ 70 b. sen' s oD 20
boxes e. 7sSs: inelsdo c. Csaes cayea, boS S
sac. SSsc.; do IS 10 r. Sac gste; 40 Is Is 9ssc
Porto Rico-Refning, common 10 prime 7c. size do
grocery, iar 70 choiee, sac ssYc Brazi-Dmch
ard Nos 10 to Il Ssc SIC Maniia-superior and
extra saperi-r, 1@.e. 1sc New Orleans Reclining
IALLow was firm; We note sales of 1900 lbs at 91Sc.
foBAcco Kentucky leaf has ruled steady with fair
re. seed leaf rules very lrm with lair business,
York. crop at &c. and 59 cases Pennsylvania
o. ls73 and ~ at from lac &c Havana lear has ruled
yEGErABLEs.--Wth supplies coming forward slowly
prices rule quite firm tor all descriptions We quote
sae fE oq a So o ons snd ef g
per doz 81 81 5O; green peas per crate 81 81 49,
81 % 81 20; do tomatoes per box ST. do. beets
Wooi~-rhere is yet no settled Improvement to note
Manufacturers buying sparingy and the absence
speculative feeling noticeable. prices, however,
ONO deec5 al 55c 5OG lbs do Sc SIS bales Austria.
liam Sic SIC 5000 lbs spring California &c 81 bales
IOJo) ms medium Texas, So. 1000 Ds. Eastern do
33zc. 1000 lbs pulled 30c. AZ bags super do 4shc
los medium unwashed Western fleece. bags super
pulled, 80 do combng do and 81 bales Cape private
WnIsKxY-Receipts Az bbls The market was steady
with sales OF 200 bbls. at 81 10 per gallon.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Anril q, 1875.
Cotton dull; midding. l5l4c.: low middiing. 1A4c. !;
good ordinary l4c Net reesipts So Pals; gross 577
NEW ORLEANS, April p, 1873
France, 49, 10 the Continent i5l sales 2s0t Stock
MonrLE, April q, 1875.
Exports coastwise, s. sales, 200. stock, AGO
Cotton duh; mddlns, l5,lc Net receipts ST bales
Cotton easter; middlIng I57Sc; low mdiiing iSssc /;
good ordinary, l4c Net receipts . bales sales, 600
wILmxcrox, n @, April p, 1875.
straned crude tufOentnc Steady at 81 Go for hard
g TOR yellow dip and s. 50 tor virgin Tar quiet
r,oar ur.,.D,.a ..., 9sy5o SsIs y I! AP5 e l
spring, 81 Is Tor amber 81 Ior white winter ana
Cub II 2 SS Willie Mchgan 81 s exira do 81 o
re- state - s9 white STATE 81 81 Corn duli sales two
- q was made for Canada, on the SPOT bat refused
NjIcsI sfeagy shopf I'D. s6snsi,,f s5s III diia
sA per tor Railroad treisns-fiour 70 Boston, otc
Recepts-Flour. 5000 bbis wheat 2 90 bushels CON-
wheat ISo0 busnesi corn. liyeg do.i oats. 1901 40
s s nSs a 5vS 9 ~ ao9s Wheat auet & MI
40 sueeeygan Grub az y y; 400 90 white Michgan
~ Sc. oau quiet; salcs ono Canadian At ,sc On
small lot Of Canadian offered at 5 ~ quiet and
rm sales tjV bushels, timothy, y CT Sii clover S.
mess Lsrl quiet az l6'sc.
Flour steady. Wheat dun and declining. NO. white
WaPasn - ~ - 49, 40 a.. n - = z9i amber
81 50'4 70. req, Jny. 81 alasl Sj1s 30 500. II
os I'M SG9 Se .nge +, 80 I'll .bss
ts~c ~ n, nat. Ia Ia al SUtnrents-Co~n ANNA
husnels; oats, l0co -
Flour Guiet and unchanged Wheat active aad higher
20 re sgflin. = Is spo: 81 , May II = june ~
DC sp,se US. releere sic si,ae. no5n aStiys
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istered. li6 ii6E; DO. do, coupon, ll6I ll7A ;
DO. DO. SKIES, 1881. registered, ll5S ll52s; do.
do, do. coupon ll7ss ll7ts.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds we're generally arm. The largest
transactions were in Union Pacific sinking unds,
which sold at 9Sss 99s4. Union Pacinc frsts ad.
vanced to l0l, and Centrals 10 lOS. New Jersey
Central convertible sold a. llsh q lis. Cleveland
and PiItsburg sinking funds advanced TO los,
Chicago and Northwestern sinking funds 70 1917,
ana Morris and Essex second 10 1917 western
Paciics sold at 9s, Central Pachcs at 1925, and
san Joaquin Branch at 0sA sS1s. New YORK
Central coupon nrsts declined 70 ia Boston,
Hartford aud Erie hrsts were active at 2e3a 293s
BANK SHARES.
These sold at 9sss FOR Fourth National, 991 for
Republic and l16 Tor American Exchange. the last
named ex dividend. The latest bids are an
xed:-America 1855; Butchers and Droyers'
1872: Chemical, I6oo City, 800; Ctizens' 125; Com
merce, lls&; Continental 49,. Corn Exchange,
12T; Fourth National. 9s9s Gallatin National l2s
German American. %; Germania, 1l51S; Gold TX.
change, us; Irving, 1907 Market, l2l; Mechanics,
las; Mercantile, los; Merchants, 1874; Merchants
Exchange 1913; Metropolitan, 1888; Nassau, los
New YORK, 1885; North America, 1908; Park, $50;
Peoples, 40; Republic, 9sH; State Of New York,
IFS; Tradesmen's, las; Onion, 40.
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but holders remain quite arm in their views
aud lair prices demanded Small fruits are
ouiy selling IN smali way 70 tle trade. We
quote -Saie apples. sllced SIC. PC d. quarters hc.
sttc.: southern apples quarters 7'4c. Z 1ac. DO,
sliced, 81. g. To- 90 fancy, lOc lic; Western an
pies anarteis ne q 81; peeled peaches Norln Caro-
Ina prime ae &C. do. 9 iatr " good SO sss.
do, new, Ge 1rIu. PIE 2sc. do state, 2Dc &c un
peeled DO. halves, new s's. ssci do, do quarters
1870 Sc; blacEAerrles ac. cnerrles state. ~.
q ssc 90, Southern. new 2ac. &c; raspbcrrics,
new zoe. pums. southern lsc. l9e do. state. lc.
&c
EGCs.-Receipts to-day, Ass packages Total for
week, II aSl The marNct has ruled very since
Friday, the receipts have continued quite liberal and
buyers, though purcnasna every day. were shopping
aDout great zeal. hodbrs Today refused ltc in
instances and at the close the market quite
steady ~ the following range ong island. New DER
sey and nearby l1c.; state and Pennsylvania, l5c.;
Western, choice brands Ice. other Western Isle.
l5lct Southern. Io1sc. l54c.i geese. So. 4oc.;
ducks, 25c.
fREsH tRUrs-Ihe steamer from Charleston brought
lInU quarts OF STRAWBERRIES, which met with fair de-
nland, apples continue excessively dulL CrnHbsrries
are neglected. We qnole :|slrewoerric per quart.
bbl. do. selected, 81 81 rs; DO, common, 75c.
81 5l cranberries, prime, 81 per box; do poor to
lair 81 ol %. hickory nuts 5 ~ ~ per bushei:
black walnu.s, Doc. b0c; peanuts, fancy, 81 70 a
81 A; do, fair, 81 10 81 ~ do, common, 81 Is
~ 30.
5S720 busnesi corn $500 do oats y 100 do. corn
meal 50 Dbs. and 80 bags rye, so bushels he flour
market quiet but steady. w lite wheat Hour was
held rather higher IN consequence of the unavorable
reports conccrnny the damage ~ the West the
s tOps ana IN letter prices reulged
Tor choice family brands. The reportei sales included
1900 bbs Corn meal was steady. with 65d bDs sold.
Ae uil un
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Wheat was rather more sought alter tut only COM
sSsss aSn, q IS poor qi9s1so ! ~ = y
81 sprug' 81 j Tor choice Canada ciab, 70 arrive
y = Tor poor winter. red 81 - Tor very choice do.
reported OF bushels az g0lc 92e ior mixed buE
in demand aud irm sales Is J06 bushels at 7i1sc on
,raes % ldc ior mixed ahoat zoe ne Tor white
Tor Canada ia bond ana 81 o5 i 81 % Tor state;
AZ stronger rates The business s modePSe
70 dhyeTLoo oy san o5v bales cotton At go; I'D,
ages provisions y lots AZ SOS 90 hbs sugar q rs 6d
perole1m a - 60 london by steam 691o bushels
Il a a lot Bacon a. se 3 boxes cheese sor Il
aus aud 40 nhds Kentucky tobacco AZ rs ID elias
90 DO GA 7d iSoo obs dour and $50 packages
70 Bristol, By saeam, % tierces provisions Hn on
private terms, 90 boxes bacon at %s ,oSd.
Oh cake d 2s. TO ulI by steam. 80 bbls hour At
finent BRITISH SSip With sboa m 6b. pe a io oe
ny steam 500 bushels gram on private terms; rs bales
terms % syrSp AMI 6oOl slaves on private
mein Sa G boS AZ sbs 10 AaraSn NOR
German bark hencee. With ABOUT 200 bols refined pc
'roe um ut 4s A. To Rio Janeiro, German Dark with
-four from Baltimore at 81 per Dbl and per cent pri
GSxE-very few pigeons have been received since
Friday ana Yesterday there we're none Offering, with
al rather lover prees We Quote Wild pigeons eath
light 81 . 81 S5 canvS Shack ducks southern. ber
ea M o d @a GS Gns ' Teah sSs
wasso poS e 81 s. 81 S inp snp per S1ea
late prices Ne e,oe pome ste elo, ise Bsrpto
and ,iouripors. lzs4c l3c Calcutta S1ac Zoe. ana
iiEnr 1YD !uTr.-Hemp was quiet but nrm at TIC.
Saet 6at NJ rm al 2 lsc 'u'e Ou's also we've
HlDEs-he mar@et has ruled quiet with a steady
nIass SnIsy 30 gTand. The sales aegdinSS =
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

Providence. r. l.. April q, 1876
Printing cloths hrm previous prices; 5gSc. &c.
for best 6xo4 spot goods with inquiry anu limited
stock
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ADVANCE AND DEcLIS
The changes IN prices az the close to-day are as
follows, compared with the close or yesterday.

The changes IA prices az the close to-day are as
follows, compared with the close Or yesterday.
ADvANcE-Ariantic and Pacific preferred, /;
ware and IaeT,Tat,,a- ~ Hannibal ana n
Joseph, n. hAr.em SD. missouri Pacific. IL;
Vhls an1 Al-s.ss'p.i. Is lake shore. Il rsnama,
=; ln0n Peclne, ssi western linton, ~; North
west, preferred, b.
Telegraph, i: Kansas Pacinc =.
The steady stocks we're Erie, Quicksilver, gold,
and Erie IN London.
THE MONEY MARKET
Money closed easy on call loans at2B 3 per
cent. Exchange was quiet Dut firm. Prime sterling
asking rates, ass A9l: sterling rates, 4.s7 a
Lss}s ana 400 Ae0A; reichnarKs, d q - * ana
S. ISL cables, os1s prime Paris, 5.I4ss ana
AiI.; other rates, Sis ana 5.ll5s
COLD.
The market 10 gold was devoid Of excitement
the quotations a. tae opening and close being
49,. The rates FOR borrowing were nat /, "a
and per cent per annum ana la per diem.
OPERATIONS o. THE GOLD EXCHANGE BASK.
Cold a. aaces. ......................... SLlIA450
Gross CiearAuCes. S,.1s.O00
CLEARING House. Statement.
Currency 81. SIS
1ufre1ey os.auecs ............'.......... Sg-9+s9
Cold exchanges. ................ ~ So
COO t@laucest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Jl0,gl1
fhc steamship schiller, sailing f3r Europe to-
say taxes OUT &V00V0N American uOi0 coin.
The UNITED STATES TREASURY
Washington advices report the following Treas
arr balances 81 the close Of business to-day -
cur cncy. $1,000 coo; coin. sse1lo.G0J; less com
ceruncates. s2z.9l3 coo. National bank notes re-
seyed Tor redemption TO-DAY. s9oo, 900; customs
receipts. 500, 900; revenue receipts s100.0o0 In
ternal revenue receipts to-day, $50 10; customs
receipts tss7,74.
the Assistant treasurer paid out to-day $4,000
90 account 81 interest and 900 10 redemption
81 nve.twsnty bonds.
PR0nCcE ExP0ETA
The exports q produce Tor The week ending TO-
day we're t3oo2a4), agans. sT2a5, 20 for the cor
responding week IA 1874, and td.255220 In 1879.
The toial xgorts since January i THIS year, we're
s5sITi,cs7. against $50 0Zs 81 for ne correspond
ing period ii 1874 anu ss7lg3 Its In 1874
C0vEaNMENr BONDS.
Government bonds closed arm ~ me following
quotations s-Unfe0 states currency SKIES. I245s q
IZ4s.; 90. DO. 1881. registered. 1919 q ~; %.
90. DO. coupon I25ls u 1885 10. aye.twenties,
1907 registered, llgA d.. 90, DO. coupon, 1928
I2O. %. 40, lse4 registered, ll7s Us; 40.
DO, DO, coupon i2l . l2it4i DO. DO, o., 1880,
registered. fisa a liqil 40. DO. do, coupon. "a
lg34; %. do d.. new, registered, l2lA i2ih;
10 90. 10. DO. coupUu, l2li4 ~; 90 do, 1901,
registered. 1915 1875 DO. do. do, coupon, l2Z}s
a lzS4 40. do, lses. registered III l22k; DO.
o.. 90, coupon, l2lA . H.; 40. tenforiies res