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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17

President Grant has become u
grandfather through the instruments
ality of his daughter, Mrs. Algernon
Sartoris, who gave birth to fine
boy, weighing ten and half pounds,
ON Sunday morning Mt S:15. Mother
and child are doing well. The Prcsi.
dent felt as happy over the event rs
if he had been elected for the third
term, and tclegraphed his congratula-
tions and fathers blessing from
Cape May. sartoris, Junior, Eos our
best wishes for his future.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17
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On Wednes 4g fernoon, one Of
the plcasantcst events of the season
was carried out among the children
of the Presbyterian Sabbath School.
at an early hour the church was
thrown open to n large number of the
friends Of the School and the parents
of the children. At four O'clock the
exercises began withan earnest prayer
ny the Rev. II. A. G. Walker, after
which was an examination of one of
the younger classes BY the Rev. j. ID.
A. Brown. The answers of the chill.
drcn were promptly and perfectly
given. Then followed beautiful
hymn from the school assisted by the
choir. The infant class next were
called on, and some Of them scarcely
able to peep above the pcws, joined
with those not much larger i'll n ready
response to nll questions put to them
by their pastor. Another sacred song
was rendered, and the first class com
posed Of the older scholars were called
on by their teacher. A synopsis of
the less, rs Of The past year. was pre-
pared i'll q set of sixty-tivc questions,
scanned the leading points of the
sacred Book, and not single word
was missed by the class, which had
prepared to perfection for the cxani-
nation. Mr.. Brown then addressed
the Audience with IN earnest exorta.
tion touching the value Of Sabbath
Schools, and commended tho noble
work especially to parents and teach
ers, and encouraged the School with
congratulations upon its success.
Then pile Of beautiful presents from
the parents we're opened before the
glad eyes Of the Children, and the
distribution placed in the hands Of
every child some pleasing Souvenir
Of the day. The choir then led the
School with Sweet by and by" and
the bcncdiction was pronounced by
Mr.. Walker. The ladies of The con.
grcgation had prepared collation.
tor the happy party, and the spacious
grounds Of NJ. n. 4. Buli's residence
were placed at tho disposal oftllc
School. While the ladies were load
ing the tables with every delicacy, the
children grouped OH the grass in the
shady front yard, and the air rang
with glceful voices. The rcfreshmcnt
stand was profrsc, and happier
gathering has been rarely seen. Ono
ardent friend Of the School said"What
a picture for a photograph His
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-07-17

little regret for the awful crime he has
committed, and expresses himself MS
having no fear OF tic gallows. tits
rumorcd OH the streets that he is one
of the murderers of Margaret Garter,
the unfortunate girl whose body was
found in the Edisto river last sum-
mcr. Though but eighteen or nine
teen years old he evinccs hardlhood
that would do credit to one deeper
skilled and older in crimc than him
self.-Aikcn Tribune.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton holiday. Net receipts, Sss bales Exports
coastwisc, no Stock, 5l,6ot
Cotton quiet middling, i53lc ct receipts $50 BALES
gross w exports to Great Britain 5OtO sales S7ss
Cotton ou,... m,ao,ns sc MO 2nz april q lsS
gooo ordinary I4ic Net recepts i bales roc
70 Great Britain 2222 cOastwise, Go sales lOOu Stock
SAVANNAH. April 81 1874
Cotton quiet; middling l57Sc Net receipts o2S bales
Exports Ooastwise, 22O sales, l22l. Stock, $1,000
60. -,,.,, CHARLESTON, April p, 1874
Exports coastwise, 5l4 Sales, 500 Stock, I7.62S
WILMINGTON, April 81 1875.
spirits tuspentne Griet At siSc Resin dset strained
dip s. So Virgin 81 80. Tar arm At 81 %.
Flour steady unchanged; sales sO1tbbls at So 50
for sS q o 50 % ,ST amber sEps ps5 81 for White
whe Mchgan held a. u Ns doc cs S N
Corn meais$s ooicd Ard 81 ansole per roH N.
SIS per ya1 fsilrqod to boson &c.
Recepts-Flour 5000 Do, wheat 900 6us shell
sSG bis wbea IR as s snP
5000 do oats 2o0O do barley, ZOO Do Flour quiet;
and ower sales cars No MiiwSakee club az 81 Is
scsro sale Of in Store at s aa es c ans
new on ne track az SIC Soc oats offered at &c.
RyeaaN.ne j here Barley scarce; Canada offered, It
demand and arm 900 sold al unchanged rates " Pork
arm at So 70 for heavy mess Lard hrm a. loo.
TOLEDO, april 81 1873
Flour steady. Wheat advanced in fair demand NO. 2
white Wabash 81 II No do 81 Il; No. white michi-
gan, 81 - 81 ~; amber Michigan, 81 20a 81 u Nav
81 z June, 81 p; No. ] red = S 10 do, = 20
do, 81 q; May, 81 p Corn steady; high mixed 75l3c
May, 76c.; June, 76s4c low mixed. Toe oats in iar
demand and arm No l. CSC. Michigan, &c. Receipts
Wheat lloJg bushels; corn, 1000 oats 100 do.
Shipments-Corn H5O bushels; oats 1000 do
CHICAGO, April 81. 1873
Flour quiet ana nnchanged. Wheat active and
higher No spring 81 07 81 V7is; No sDring fresh,
$lU., 81 o. MAY, 81 05 June; 40 spring 49, o.
yc rejected, 9c. bic. Corn buoyant tiled aud
higher No. mixed, Tic I6c., spot: 1870 bid MAY,
70@c. bid June; oats advanced AMI IN lair demand;
No fresh 6tlfc., May; Vi sc. bid JuEc.
firm and in far demand at 81 o.. barley steady
ST ~ Pork opened firm but closed dun at
81 SIN spot way; 81 1915 So 10 June So 90 July.
LardAn advance asked but none abolished sales at
SIS g. spot May: SIS 50 SO s7ls June Bulk meats
firm ana 10 iair demand WhisSey advanced and in
demand at 81 I2 At the afternoon call OF the board
June. Corn firm At 7ASc; 74ssc. May, 74'sc axe.
changed ReceiptesoaFour, l2ool bbls wheat 900
do snipments-F1our, l1o11 bbs wheat 2I0O bush
els corn, 2lo0J do oats l40JJ 1000 do bar
ID
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Erratic
and Irregular.
GOLD LOWER---l14 3-4.
Money Easy at 8 and 4 Per Cent and Gov
eminent Bonds Strong.
WALL STREET,


The stock market to-day was erratic, with a
generally downward tendency. The depression in
oer tain securities undlsguseo, and the Efforts
made TO antagonize It were fluitless. on the
other hand an advance was made in quarters
where II was least expected, and handsome
PROFITS were taken in by those who chose 10 realize
ON the same. This was particularly true or
wabash and Union Pacific. IN botn OF whlcn the
Iales were large. The former rose to 16H aud
the latter TO 74A. Kansas Pacific, which started
Dut so brilliantly yesterday, rcceded from 26k TO
q, ending at 22h. Panama solo at 140K. Ohio
and Mississippi moved from 264 to 274, which
was the closing figure Northwest common
opened at 43h and declined without
important reaction to 421S 42A. The preferred
stock sold at 55y6 a 55h. Erie changed IRON 31H
90 81, ending at 3lA. Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph soio at 262l p q 26, without much Offering
OF stock. Hannibal and ST. Joseph az 2o3S 2524
2e. Lake Shore suffered from the statement or
large decline in earnings during the past three
months, and after opening at 72ss 72T fell or to
Tx. Pacific Mall began at 44h, advanced TO ASK
and ended at As. 1t is not yet announced that
any settlement mas taken place between this COM
pany and Panama, and the stock is therefore sub
lect TO mere guess work on the part OF those VINO
are not in the secrets OF It's management
THE SALES OF TO-DAY
amounted 20 about 21o 900 shares, which were d.
vtded among the active STOCKS as loHoWs:-NeW
York Central and Hudson River, 245 Erie, IL, 500;
Lake Shore, 35, 500; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 100;
northwestern, $4,000; Northwestern preferred,
1850; Rock Jslano, 1,210: Pacific Mail, $4,000;
St. Paul, 21oo; St. Paul, 2,1Oo; ohios. 1880;
Western Union, 1920; Wabash, 1880; Union
Pacific. $4,000; G.. Z. and |. c. 100; Panama,
1880; Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, $500; Kan
sas Pacific, 700.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The closing prices to-day, compared with those
OF yesterday, show the following changes:-
MISUNDERSTANDING and Pacific preferred, u;
ONO ana Mississippi. i; Pacific Mail, u
Panama. IL; WABASH, ri; Union Pacific, Ia;
western Union, u; Atlantic and Pacific Tele.
graph, "a.
wanna and western. y Erie. - Hannibal and
st. Joseph, u Lake shore, q Northwestern
common, Ia; Quicksilver, u; Rock Island u st.
Paul. ~; Northwestern preferred, u; gold, q;
Erie IN London, Is.
The stocks that remained steady were New
York Central, Harlem and canton.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the opening highest
and lowest prices or the day.
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present any material change vet the tone was rather
S f,e ~ s :. ai' 2. way iG Cets aue z, WI NE
hncd a. Philadelphia was quoted 81 $50 spot 1875.
balance q tprii AMI lssc ior delivery Up % May ID
Change ihcre was sale aerc q . 5 66s oT imnedl-
ate delivery Al iSa4 an a. Pnilade phia 25JJ bots
PRoyeioss Rccsipts-Pork 81 packages beer q 40
rsbasr teug wan new mess selllns 70 small way on
prise 25j ob Nay al s22 ~ 100 6ols June az I "a
soss here g Va sos S my az % * % 9s d1es s
a. ~ g ~ wheh HsGtes ne mar e. ce.ed Beef
Rseon er s 6esi hams were neglected ana nom max
a sbor wa sales q w 99Sei ons Sear a.
noteworthy sales Cut meats were moderately active,
hams sc I and So fresh Il c snoksa
Lard was easier The se ava Mere re- heroes ere
steam on he spot at l6ac; Lv0J ucrces do April at
5ersei so 40 is9e a At IdS 100 ieess ao July q
sUG1a-Business progresses slowly both in raw and
refined but the market in tone quite arm. For
nnlng grades holders are quite rm ~ their views and
much reserve eS ana msl,ey purchase 9r immsd!as
pces TSe reps deaF d Sn R
men Sg. moesses a. 7hc; % hnds ce@trliggs s4s "a
good Sac; II hhds molasses SUGAR 7ste; Is
boxes d. F.c defined was seiins st slo-lS,
quote Understanding, inferior g common 3c. re;
PS,fo Sa good Sg GsnIr
. 70 ORAs c0i ~ gd aaniis lie o,'G 4s
hhds and boxes r. a 756e; mslado, cc J. e,se.
do 10 to - Sic sssc do 10 to - sEsc 9a4d do 10
70 Is, 9s6c i1Sc. do ~ 10 70, IKE lU5sc; white
&c. los4c Porto Rico-Reining, common 70 prime
Braz-Dutch standard Nos to H. 73sc. a726c. java
Dutch standard, Nos 10 10 II, sac as4c Manila
Refining grades, 7c nc. DO, grocery grades SC.
RIcE.-A quiet and steady tone pervades the market
with fair distributing business reported, embracing
about 20 casks Carolina and no bags Rangoon :
Carolina Gar ., good &c !. 7sci prime do,
TIC. 7ssc Tor FAR TO prime and common quail
tiles down 10 &C.. Rangoon. CSC 6ssc cnrrencyi Pat
ma. 7Ao. currency; kangoon III bond. 81 10 81 s719
gold.
STEARIEE closed quiet and nominal at about l6i{c.,
without not worthy sales.
IALLow fairly active and nrmcr with sales OF
100 600 lbs, at l16 gao. per ID
WHIsKKY: ceipts 756 bpls. The market steady.
Sales-260 bbls ~ 81 IA a ST. 49,
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL % l875-TR1PLE SHEET

YORK state sevens. bounty, at 1o71 North Caro-
lima skies special tax III rd class, az; Tennessee
skies, new series 6l}s; Tennessee SKIES, new 70;
old North Carolinas are 2o5S bid, new Offering at
IA, special tax nrst series being a 8; OLD plain
and new Januarg aud July South Caronas are 80
bid, aud Apr and October 3lA bil; old and new
Yrglnias close "a Did, ana consols al 5ots bid !;
de.erred issues onerIng al 9jS.
BANK sHAREs.
Bank shares sold ~ 1922 Tor Merchants, 9ek for
Republic and los for Nassau. the latest bids were
as follows :--Amerlca, 1853; American Exchange ex
interest ll6; Chemical, 1000; City, 300; Citizens,
1926; Commerce, 100; Continental, %; corn Tx.
change, 1870; First National, 200; Fourth National,
9SH; Galatin National, 12s; GermanAmerlcan,
ga; Hanover, %; Importers ana Traders, 1875 ;
Irving, l3C; Market, 12l; Mechanics, 145; Mer.
chants, 1872; Merchants Exchange, 100; Metro
politan, 13l; Nassau, lo7h; New York, 13l; New
York National Exchange, 100; North America.
l0oJs; PARK, $50; Peoples, 40; Republic, 9oA
state OF New York, lis, and Union, 141.
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THE AERIAL LADDER JOB.

WAS COMPTROLLER GREEN ALWAYS OPPOSED TO
THE AWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOT
LARS ?--HIs VOTES FOR IT IN THE BOARD or
APPoRTIoNMEET.
AS Comptroller Green, according to the test-
mony OF Corporation Counsel SMITH, given before
the Committee on Law OF the Board OF Aldermen
last Saurday. was always opposed 20 the city's
paying $4,000 for the aerial ladder TO Mrs. IDA or
ANYBODY else, IL may be OF interest to the general
public know that the minutes OF the Board OF
Apportionment show that at the meeting Of the
Board held the l9tn OF December, 1879 the
Comptroller offered Tor adoption preamble and
resolution and final estimate Tor the support OF
the city government for the year 1874 which we're
adopted by the Board, the Comptroller voting In
the an NATIVE. In this final estimate, which was
part Of Mr. Green's resolution, under the nead OF
"Ine Fire Department. the following item oc-
urs:-"For improved nre escape and life saving
apparatus, or aerial ladder, SOS, 600.
At the meeting OF the Board held on the Sth OF
April, 1874, the Mayor (Mr. Havemeyer) offered
Tor adoption the following resolution
D That ne q @ Of made b.
ana life saving apparatus or aerial ladder be aud the
right Tor building said ladder within the city and county
q sew YORK or for the construction OF said ladder.
The Comp roller is recorded as having voted for
this resolution.
There was rumor among the politicians at tho
CITY Hall yesterday that az the next meeting OF
tne lnvestl2 attng Committee q witness wOulu be
forthcoming VINO would testify that Mrs. IDA only
got $1,000 instead oil $4,000 for the patent. The
matter stated they had no such witness, but n
there was such person and they could lay hands
upon MIN they would see 20 IL that he told "tne
true story
The revised estimates for 1874 were adopted by
the Board OF Apportlonment at their meeting,
June % 1874. Inc Comptroller voted IN the afir-
NATIVE on the question OF the adoption OF the es.
Inmates, but SAID nothing against the following
item before the vote was taken For purchase OF
patent right lor use OF improved ire escape and
lie saving apparatus, or aerial ladder, within the
city aud county oil New YORK or Tor the comoina-
ton OF SAID ladders, $25,000
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rLOSING PA CES-9 =. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SPOT COTTON DULL AND LowEas-FUTUREs
AGAIN LowER-FLoUR DULL-wnEAT DULL
AND IRREGUIAR-coBN EAsIER---oATs Ac-
TIvE-BARLEY MORE ACTIVE AND FIRMER-
RYE F1RM-PoRK SHADE FIRMERt--LARD Ex-
CITED AND HGHER-PETRoLEUE DULL
NAVAL STORES QUIET--wHIsKEY STEADY
GROCERIES FIRM.
WEDNESDAY, April .n-8 P. M.
The merchandise markets were with6,ut lmpor-
tant change, as a general thing, though irregu-
larity and fluctuations were rather the rule than
the exception. on 'Change hour was dull, and
the low grades were declining. wheat was IN
moderate demand, but rather hrmer. There was
more export demand, but shippers deanurred to
paying any advance, and the market Chased quiet.
corn was dun and declining. and coHod lower.
oats were without decided change. Barley firm.
Whiskey steady. Pork was drmer. Lard was
strong, and signify excited under an In
creased inquiry from the 'shortp interest.
Groceries were very firm in value, but tile move
ment was light cotton was wanted n9 export
ers they refused TO pay the prices demanded The
quotations show &c. decline; futures declined &c. but
recovered the and closed quiet Naval aores
generally quiet Petroleum weak and inactive
CoFFEE-Tne movement in Rio was light, but the tone
Of the market well sustained and closed up firm.
The samples OF the steamer south America targo
chiefly. the outports trade was quiet, win the
ception rumored sale at New Orleans Of 5,515 bags
BY Oscar price reported Milo grades quiet
We quote :-Ordinary cargoes. l64c. 61ac fair do.
l714c. IKE; do, good, lSc. ls'@c. prime do ss@c
lec extreme range for lots, Ice lsiSc. Java, gov
eminent pags Csc. zoe do, mats, 25c &c
singapore 2c. 23c- Ceylon. lssc 2lc.i ALaracaioo,
lsc axe aguayra. l7c lS1ac.; jamaica, 161sc.
ISc ST. Domingo lbo. Porto Rico, l7c ltsc COSTA
RIca, zoe. Mexican ls5c 49,; angosurG, l7lac.
&c savan lila, l11ac. DC: Curacoa l7c- IS3ac.,
gold. bO and 81 daYs.
Corros-lhere was a good demand from porters tor
spot cotton ana several large BID fDr out the
prices offered all cases below sellers views,
anu no transactions resulted several trades
pending us the market closed There was demand
from spnners from the call Tor small lots.
Spectators showed no disposition 10 buy unless at
further concession The appended quotations note
decline hc per ID. for all grades The market for
iayoraDle lenor OF Liverpool reports and prices de-
clned &c his loss subsequently recovered, how
ever owing reported reaction in Liverpool. ana the
market closed qalet at about last evenings
closing prices The latest quotations a
loIows-Apri l6Ac l6 53-c. May IL 53sc. 10 3l6c
june l674c.: July IL 2-52c; August % ~ Me. sep
tember, 10 zl-j-c october, IL 36c. 73lc.
Ii Az; January. rs 7-32c a l6l4c. Quoiatuns
based on standard OF classification force sep
tember u 1874, and upland cotton in stare
mug in quality not more than hat grade or
below the grade quoted OrLinary. l4Sc, good ordi.
nary l31ac.; good ordinary, Ice low mlddng
l6lc.; inddling, lb1sc-j good middhng lec. Quota
tions based AMERICAN standard o. oiassihc atial:
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FOR future delivery basis low middiinR) the sales
have been, as itl0ws; Yesterday, after two 4. A.
May 1yuat 10 Sce June 10y AT 10 l54c, 6JJ l61sc.
q 30 10 l52c.; July 1OO l6ssc., L6U AT 10 3lc oU3
10 -lOc Augus ~ az l6 LOO az Il 21-59e coz
10 Is loo; september 3O at lOssc; october, $40
7s2c. december 10 AZ - SS1c Total II 30 bales tx
change-9-3-c paid 10 exchange 100 May Tor June.
To-day up to two = M.-apr, 100 AZ 10 Sl6c., 10 a.
I6 o-cs MAY 4OO AT 10 32c lO at lb1sc sou NJ 65c
SO At - S2c., lO AZ l6lsc 40 az 40 2e go at l6c,
Sl6c 6 52c @JU At 40 l6c., 100 az 10 Isle june
l2JJ AZ II IS2e ~ at losse Sy9at 70 l52e ~ al
40 ~ l-6c, 80 AZ u i5a2c, gJJ at 10 I6c, 100 at
10 l5S2c July, 30 AZ 70 ~ e. soy AZ i6fe 20 at
IL aisle 10 at l6s6c 2UO az 10 2i-2c 800 At 6 ll6c
Ii iSl6c 400 at 10 5szc asO AZ 40 l3l6c. seDember
10 5-j2c.i November 4W AT l6c;; December. 800 AZ
The receipts the ports were as MISREPRESENTATION.
6jl; Charleston. Igs; wilmington i6l Norfolk 60i; New
1hlsday week. 5loj baes his day year, 556i
bales DIAL since september l. z7as25 bales Cotton
freignts closed lOlOwsifo havre. by steam. sc. 10
uaInDurg by steam ~. Bre men. by steam 80 b.
sail -.c compressed. 70 Liverpool "a. D. steaui By
FIouK ASD GRAIN Receipts-tlour, lAlIs bbs
win 81 ~ 90 bushels; corn. 5lU9t do; oats 1885 10
corn meat SCI bags; barley, i4fJo bushels. The aour
marke Wa Iull ani the low grades were sha led ! 6t
thouQh the general could scarcely be called
lover lie por.ea sales uded n 60 bbls Corn meal
WIS IN lair demand and nrm sales $50 bbis We
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THE MONEY MARKET.

Money was again in abundant supply and the
rates on call loans from TO per cent. TIE
Treasury 70 day began the payment or the May in
terest without rebate, the outflow from which VIII
tend 10 swell the reserves OF me banks an make
capital more lree Tor commercial and speculative
enterprises. Foreign exchange hrm. Prime
sterling asking rates were 4s7t6 and 4.9ok; selling
raies. 4s7 4s75a ana 40 40ok; reichmarks
s5 e5JS and e54; cables, 964; prime Paris. SIS
and 5.l21; other rates 5.l5& 5.12H.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at lis and sold up TO ll5 4, but
the majority OF transactions were on the basis or
ll45{. winch was tae closing figure. On gold loans
the rate was l per cent Tor carrying and borrow
lny IN nat
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COMMERCIAL PAPER WANTED.
MISSOURI SLATE STOCKS.

ny virtue and authority 81 an entitled An act 70
authorize The aud OF renewal funding bonds
lol the purpose meeting Rud pawn. the maturing
state Indebtedness approved March ~ 1875, the
Undersigned, rund commissioners OF the state OF Mis-
souri, w receive sealed bids NJ the office ~ The Cover
nor 81 VIC slRle Of Missouri he be opened pun
cly by the Governor iii the presence 81 the
slOnersl on May ~ 1879 ~ O'Clock NJ Tor the pur-
chase ~ oj bouds ct the stocks this state The bids
may be Tor any ~ all these CLASSES. TO witt
bJ per cent cold Bonds. 81 900 each
So per cent Bonds, payable IN la wtul money
OF The United states .................. 1000 each
epU per cent Pound sterling Bonds...... 4eO each
70 PC payable twenty years after reueemable
al the pleasure ct the state Missouri after years
from the dale and before the expiration the twenty
years Said stocks 70 have sem-annual coupons at.
ached for the proper amounts OF interest payable on
the st days OF July and Jannary OF each year All the
bonds 70 pc payaye az the National BANK OF commerce.
IN New YORK except The pound s.erg sf0cks be pay
aple ~ lo1a9n Two hundred aud sixty n nese bonds
a. SAID bank on June ~ 1875 ana $40 % bear dte ~
1879 ana 70 be delivered and paid Tor At bank
SAD last mentioned date me right % reject any or all
bids reserved 70 the Governor ana Fund commissioners
The OF these bonds 10 be applied 70 the
OF the maturing III ebedness ~ the ~atc These are
first cas- stocks aud have unreasonable guarantees
for their payment he resources o the state ample
70 meet promDty, principal and interest when due.
THIS proceeding IS done BY and with the adv vice ana
sent o. the Governor OF the State.
JOS ". RCER.
state Treasurer. Fund
THOMAS HOLLADAY Contra
IFrrRRsny (rry Nh Anr & 1874
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Wheat was ia moderate demand out with Iimited
obtained 1he sales about 300 bushels 81 Is
y = iog prime 30 1hesS 70 store ana sagai 81 si
81 - for 20 Minnesota Corn was dun AMI easief.
Tor mixed, closing al We e1sc, aud 9lc gSc. tor
yellow OaIs We're steady and y good demand, WIN
fuil loads anoat and 56c. nc. white Barley was
rowed state 81 ~; 500 do Canada Iast az Vi ~
and 250l DO canada Vest Al 81 ~, with 81 g bid
for more hye was quiet bushels stale sold At u Is
fEEieHs Rates are easier, with q light business.
4LUOJ busacs grain. at Hd 5eg boxes cheese st s's
wet saltet niles mainly az - 81 80 ions Oh cake on
pIlNAse tthis ahy ~ ppDis. aPples ~ - ~ - ~, ~
tons measurement goods ~ rs. -. 10 glasgow, BY
steam, fUJ bDs hour through reght AZ - 9d ~ bbs
apples aud ~ box bacon on private terms 10 CorS
sawed timber anu deals rom Pascagoula AZ 70 5s 10
Bremen, German BARK, 20 arrive irOn Fortress
nom Philadelphia, az 3. 9l.. win option 81
Hamburg 10 the Continent direct an Italian
petroleum at4s To uamDGfg a German bark. hence wan
Balic Danish brig Win about 1870 bbis refined pe-
uoleum rom baltimore a. 4 % Gibraltar tor orders
italian bark hence vita about 1900 eases PC toleum
at DC g alexandria, SMYRNA or salonc ~ 70 Con-
Iaian bre hence with a6out 5000 cases petroleum re.
por ca a 30isc; ana go gratuty. 10 iokohama, an
ana petroleum N cas- on eTiyas terms;
"a rcnners and hui cargo unsold the War
ron arrived with carsoo 0ardenaS uut samples are
no. yet Oh the marse n distrbutns way te rams
actions were far ony but prices Mere strictly ~
iug &c. 4l do, do., grocery SOFA 70 Porto Rico,
W. 75s. boiling srogk, A.. ior 5Ote,t.
slos TN ng l. ~ M n WHY'S Ss
sales enpaeea o3 hois a ths ,fic r. the wharf, and
under similar aaylccs from Wilmington ordinary 10
po1l strained 81 - l2ls ses ~ bbl- 40 unl
bbs Wilmington al s. s5 Washington quoted A. s. I2si
iliaoLsCL-,'rude in pulk continued dull and nomI.
na ~ bse VI Apft ana S , NY a@ntos ~ W.