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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09

Things could not long remain thus;
soon the young lady and her first lover
had n stormy alteration, ut the end OF
which she informed him that his presence
was extremely disLasteiul to her, and that
she never wanted him to cross her path
again. The fitted young man went from
her house resolving upon revenge, and
cogitating on the best method Of obtain.
ing It. lie did what II man Of regulated
mind would not have done-prOcured n
horse pistol and waited for al OppOrtu.
nifty to rid himself Of his rival. Il was
night, the sky was dark, and tho crazel
youth secrcted himself where no knew his
rival would 10 sure to pass on his way
home from the houSe-bf tho girl. lie
came down the street, his brain actively
engaged, perhaps, In picturing II happy
future for himself and wife that was to
be, never sllsleCting that at the first dark
alley lay in wait u maddencd human,
ready and anxious to send him headlOng
into cternity-never dreaming that he
had spoken ilis last word to lis sweet.
heart, had taken his last kiss, and had
looked his last upon his earthly friends.
With animnl.likc watchfulnCss, the assas.
sin awaited the approach Of his victim,
and US this hated youth passed, he sprang
savagoly forth, discharged lis pistol, and
n man fell to the ground
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-09
On FRIDAY, February ., 1876,

Al 10 o'clock A. ~, at Tho lnlG residence Of Addison
Bennett, 10th SLhc(l, above Jacob
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-06
SPORTING NOTES.

Daniel o'Leary, OF Chicago, and John De Witt. Of
Auburn, n. T., are matched TO walk hundred mills
race ST. 900 at the American Institute Building,
on the 10th Inst. o'Leary allows De wlst ten miles
the hundred. IL Will be remembered tnat
O'Leary's FIRST appearance In this city as pedes-
TRAN was at the Hippodrome. 20tn ult.. when DO
dlstanced Nelson Reed in q twenty-five mile con-
Mr.. WI. Parser, or West Meriden, conn.,, corre-
spending secretary Of the National Sportsman's
Association IL IN Cleveland, arranging Tor tie
holding Of lts annual meeting In that city on the
sth Of June next.
the New sew Athletic Association VIII be con-
tested Tor on the Atm OF July. The events include
a nundreu-yard run ana q one-mie walk The
club games WIN take place at Ridge wool Mar 81
MAJOR J. a. Mclaughlin, 81 Detroit, and Rcnard
snipe, OF Lohuon, are matchea Ior an inter
OF the world. Inc articles OF agreement specify
that the men are 70 wrestle best three In ave- two
English style, Westmoreland and Cumberland, ana
two American style, collar aud elbow, the winner
Of three fans 70 win the match. Snoulu the con-
testants win Two falls eacl then they VIII nave 70
toss Tor cnoice Tor the lnal bout. Mclaughlin 10
IN England, where the match IS 10 be decided tina
nrss week IN May. Tue English champion stands
SIX leet two inches ana weighs 200 1ouuds He
has been successful In a number oil matches In
England, ana recently issued a challenge orerinG
70 wrestle any man In the world. Mclaughlin,
the American champion, halls IRON Oneida N. Y.
lie STANDS SIX ieet one Incn and weighs 259 pounds.
he mas deealed all lne principal wrestiers IN this
country Including Dorrance OF chicago; BenJas
man, OF Washington; orr, 81 Detroit, and Homer
LNuef VI thls CITY, ne also won Toe champion OeN
az the International wrestling Tournament al
Detroit. HIS last match was with James Mnelan
the champion OF CALIFORNIA whom ne defeated
In match for $4,000. The men are evenll
matched, and are about the same In weight and
size.
An athletic and variety entertainment, FOR TIE
nenent Of Nike Coourn. Will be giyen At HArrt
Huns on Tnusiay afternoon next Tne pen~
hclary will wind up with Arthur CnamborM
tomorrow, Tsh ms. &C the grUunaa of -
Long Island shooting CluD, near East Me- ~
Dr.. Talbot OF TINS city, and Mlles L. JuhAs y. -
kObbinsvlfle n. J., Will decide a very gp4ERa&
pigeon match. The conditions are 80 olrda e&oAS
80 yards rise, 90 Yards ialL ave trape aun pNioW
tue elbow until the bird n Oh the wing. Au0 ~
ounce snof. The decision OF this COO test has neen
ea-ery looked Forward 10 Tor several weeks ltM
Tor $3.50 a side, play or pay, the Ire amenn9
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THE 1RIsH-AAIERICAN RIFLE MATCH.
CHOOSING THE GROUND FOB THE CONTEST N
IRELAND.

CHOOSING THE GROUND FOB THE CONTEST II
IRELAND.
From the Irish Dublin) Times. March 25l
A proposal having been recently made that the
coming International rife match between Amert
can and irish rinenen should take place on the
Murrough OF wicklow, 1t was arranged that q
deputation OF the shooting committee OF the Irisn
Ride Association should visit wicklow on the 23th
inst. aud report on the suitability OF the ground.
owing to the same day being nxed for q meeting
OF the Reception Committee. only the following
members were able 10 attend :-Messrs. John
Rigby, Joshua K. Mullins aud L. f. Banks. The
deputation was accompanied oy Mr.. John
Edwards, OF Dublin, win whom tue proposal orlgh
mated. ON arrival at WICKLOW the reputation
were received Dy the chairman OF tine Town Com
msstoners anu the leading memOers OF that body,
wno had provided carriages 10 convey them 70
The ground, so by tue suo-Snern Mr.. John K.
Toomey. and Captain Howard, OF the WICKLOW
Rines.
The celebrated Murrough with It's race course,
now occupied BY the extensive works OF the WICK
low Chemical Works, was nrst visited and lts
dimensions, &C.. carefully examined. otner neigh
boring localities we're visited and materials OBJ
tanned Tor a luli report to Council the Irisn
Rine Association, with wnom rae decision wiz
Byrne's Green Tree Hotel where an excallent
luncheon was prepared Tor them. The char wal
taken by John cakes, Esq, chairman OF the Town
Commissioners, VINO expressed his desire that the
beauties OF the county wicklow should be uulv ap
precIated by the strangers VINO were expected "a
attend the ride matches In June. For this purpose
he hoped the association would decide 10 hold the
meeting at Wicklow.
MIR. John Rigoy replied, and expressed the
thanks OF the deputaflon for the courteous and
hospltable manner In which they had been re-
ceIved. He said it recalled 10 MIN the kindness
with which they mad been everywhere entertained
In America.
Mr.. Haden assured the rlnemen that he and his
townsmen fet proud OF the proceedings OF the
Irlsn team IN the United states aud hoped the re-
turn match would take place at WICKLOW, that
they might testify their interest IN the matter ~
presenting prize TO DO snot ior.
Ii was stated that His Excelleucy the LORD
Lieutenant would give cup, value ESQ; the RAN.
way Company another, value $50, and that Earl
FiTzwIliam would also give prize.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April S, 1875
Exports coastwise, 2OOS Sales, 2SSo siock, SS7sI
NEW ORLEANS, April S, 1878
Cotton firm and quiet; Pudding iec low mt5ddling,
foj; to the Channel 275; coastwise L67I sales SO
STOCK, 1899
Cotton firm; middling, l67Sc. low mIdIling IssSc
Exports cosstwise, 0s. Sales, LOO Stock So SL
SAVANNAH. April g. 1876
Cotton arm middllnG l6Sc. low mid dng, 1890. good
6ls sales, l472 STOCK, $780,
Cotton Arm middling lelc Net receipts eS1 BALES
400 Stock, g Ia.
spirits turpentine urn at S5ac hosln nrm at 81 80
hard and 8 Tor yellow Dip Tar steady at ~ i0f
Flour steady sales $500 bbls at 50 & Tor no. 40
,0r double ezra wheat hrm Ggt sae1 No NH
DO - - e9F o Su a sn,S ONE a. car a. SIC gsTy
si Tor bolted ana sss Tor un6olted per ton Mlieed
unchanged; shorts. SIS; snipstus $50; mddlings s5
per toe.
Recepts-FlOur. 1900 bbls.; wheat 800 bushels;
m s do sp 90 sols wheat o Ouine corn
agoat.wheat ssi s5l 1psnels; corn; SsS7s 90; oats
Total 65j FLOUR dr S'' sale ali ~ 9t CO SG
az s. = - Tor spring s. Is % 90 Tor bkers IS
50 tor oatmeal Wheat unsettled nell irm; the only
and firm; sale Of ten 7sc. 7sise. SIC
according 10 quality, on tue track. higher re-
failing at 6 Tor bagged. ye quiet and lower; sale Of
two state at sSc. the track. BARLEY neglected
nominay unchanged aud arm. seeds Qliet ana steady
Pork higher 81 81 tor heavy mess and short Lard
firm at l4c q l5tac.
ToLEDo. April 8, 1873
Flour steady; wheat steady; No. 2 white WABASH
81 234 No. 500, 81 l3a No. white Michigan, 81 AZ;
No red; 81 is 40. 2do. 81 O9 70. 2amper ILLINOIS,
81 Hls; May. 81 III, Corn arm and Ia lair demand;
high mixed, 731s lac. Nav, Toe; low mixed, 7sc.
I3sc. May Toe T51sc.; yellow, die grade, 7xsc.
oats arm and higher; No May, Is. Coverseed-MaIn-
moth ~ % Receips-Wheat a. O0 bushels corn 90
do. SmDmentS-Mleat 8UOO busheiss AlOIU do
oats l0UuO do.
CHICAGO, April S. 1875
Flour frm and in fair demand; extra spring 81 90
81 30; white winter, s. ~. Wheat excited: prices
higher; 20 spring, 81 va No spring, fresh, 99c
regular ~ BID spot or April 81 Ui4 May 81 VA
cited prices higher; NO mixed regular 693tc sh
zsc. a. nc. spot NE bid May, Use. bd June 7sc
Is5sc. JULY; rejected, zoe. 7O3sc- oats and
hgheri No regular, 5ac spot Csc. bid May. O2Jsc.
June; rejected, 5sc Rye-Demand light; holders hrm;
10 2 ~ ,5asl 05 with e. storage. Bariey-Dsmand
April, 81 May seeds quiet and weak; timothy, fair 10
prlue, 81 ~ 81 30 prime clover seed 80 ~ 50 As
PORK eXcled; prices higher sales at So ~ 10 spot
S2a $50 May 81 80 June Lard excited higher:
markets very active at SIS S spot SIS 40 May SIS s.
90 5fa june Bulk meats active ana higher shoulders,
e3c snort rib mIddes l4e; snort clear mddles lee,
all loose, spot Whiskey dull; normally 81 H.
Receipts-four, 1000 bbls. wheat 700 bushels corn
~ 100 do oats l3OOO do barley 5000 do Shipments
Flour iovU0 Dbls wheat 69OOO bushesj 5000 do;
call OF the Board-Mneat unchanged, Corn higher,
a. se Issc May, 7lzc aII1Se: June. Oats bs74c.
slb s7h May.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

REGULATIONS ADOPTED BY THE STEWARDS FOB
TUE MAY TRoTTING MEETING.
The stewards OF the Fleetwood Park Trottfug
Course held meeting al the Brewer House Satur
day last Tor the purpose OF making such rules and
regulations as are necessary Tor the proper gov.
ernment o. the May trottng meeting. There were
present Messrs. James Galway, John H. HarbecK,
Jr.. Samuel A. Mills, Sheppard f. Knapp, FRANK o.
Barker, Arthur Offender Samuel 1ruesdell and
Edward Kearney. Mr.. Offender was called 10 the
caaIr and Mr. J. p. Fender acted as secretary.
After proper consultation and q Tree IN te rcnange
OF opinion. the following resolutions emb1dying
the regulations required, were Unanimously
adopted
Resolved. THAT the stewards win meet at Fleetwood
Park saturday May 49, at four NJ, for the purpose
OF selecting judges, &c, Tor the May meeting
Resolved. That the stewards Will appoint suitable
patrol Judges 10 be under the directions OF the
Judges of each days trottlng
Resolved, That each driver shall a Gap OF the
colors named in the programme Tor the day.
they shall inside of the first dag 20 beyond
the second flag, nor shall they, men making false
start go beyond nag tauone1 on the first quarter un
penal y OF SlJ Tor each offence.
Resolved That the drivers Tor each days trottng be
required 10 report the judges fifteen minutes before
the named Tor starting, 10 receive their places and
instructions. under a penaity ~ $40 nne.
Resolved, That the proprietors OF the park be
auested 10 have blacksmith present each DAY OF the
meeting.
Resolved That the rules the National TrottnV As.
ISOLATION and the regu atlons hereby adopted will be
imperauvely and strictly enforced
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HERALD TUESDAY APRIL g. l875-oUADRUPLE sHEET.
lisx alsss; 40 skies, 1881, registered llS alI5x;

llSI4 all51Si DO skies, 1884, registered lI5 lI5K;
de- do do, coupon, 1863 Il51s.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Washington reports s ate taat the internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day were $500 600. Gustoms re.
ce p's, 100000. he natlena uanR notes received
to-day Tor redemption amounted 10 S30o,O0o. The
Assistant treasurer paid out to-day 81, 900 on
account Of interest aud $4,000 in redemption OF
nve-twenty Donds.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices state that the amount OF
bullion which went into the Bank OF England to-
day on balance was $1,000 The closing prices
were as follows:-Consos for money, 9sH a 937S;
do. for account, e35s 93h; '65 bonds. old 107I
a 1919; '67 bonds 1918; ten-lorty bonds, 1o3 a
1885: new 1yes 1881 a ios91; Erie. 2e9S 2e1s.
The market was quiet but arm In Frankfort,
nve-twenty bonds 1882 closed at 80.
STATE BONDS
Missouri skies funded or 1915 sold at o655;
do, long bonds, at 80 99h; 40. SKIES Asylum,
at 81; Ohio skies OF 1881 LOG; Tennessee skies,
old. ex coupon, So; New Tennessee skies, ex
coupon, at So
RAILROAD BONDS.
The business In these was moderately active,
with the larger transactions in the Pacific issues.
Rock Island seyens sold at 1918 107h; New
jersey central convertible, at ITO; Chicago and
Northwest first at 90; do. consolidated coupon
gold bonds AZ SIS s51S s52l; Erie third at 100;
do. fourth at 81 a 9624; New YORK Central nrst,
coupon, 1l3s<; do SKIES or 1887 at 1oo Pacific.
sevens guaranteed by Missouri. at 1878; Central
Pacific gold bonds at 9s se5s 99h a 9oA; do
first San Joaquin branch, at s5%; Union Pacific
sinstng iund at 9214 90; do. first. 9S1; OHIO
and Mississippi second, ex interest, at 10; New
Jersey Central first, consolidated, at 1853. Morris
and Essex second sold at 1o5; 40. sevens OF lSr
at 1o31. and for construction bonds. 100. SomS J
OF the transactions were large and are reporre d
to be on European account.
MEMORANDA
The increase in the earnings or the Chic lI TO-
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company for
March, over those oil March. 1874, amounte 10
sos. $50.
At a meeting OF the stockholders D. the Chi age
and Alton Railroad, held at Chicago to-day, the
following otiicers were elected:-r. B. Blacklist tine
President; John 7. Slater John A. stewart ianc
George StrauE, Directors Tor three years, al IA F.
b. Blackstone. John Orevor. Jonn B. Drake, y. J.
Mitchell ana George straut, Executive Con NIT
tee.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SAL ES
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TRoTTING AT THE HIPPoDRoME

In conjunction with the very liberal programme
offered at the Hppodroma there was introduced
last evening trorting contest for purse OF $500
Entered Tor the event were ]. Moran's CHESTNUT
gelding Tony Pastor, f. Doty's sorre mare Lazy
william Ben Mace's sorrel gelding Little Oar
and John Rogers bay mare Bessie. Little Dan
won the first neat in 2:57h. Lazy William the
second IN 1856, Tony Pastor the tnlrd. fourth and
NTH IN 2:5414, ? 54 ana 2:54A. There was large
attendance.
SUMMARY.
BARNUMs HRPoDRoME NEW YORK, APRIL s
1675.-Purse oil S220 mile meats, best three IN i've.
under saddle; 500 70 the hrsr, $40 70 the second
and 500 TO the third horse.
J. Morans ch g. Tony Pastor........
Ben Mace's $. 9. Little Dan...........
l.. Dotyis s m Lady William. !
John Rogers b. III. Bessie. ...........
Time, 2:57h -2:56-2: 54A-2:54-2:6a&.
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Included in the above are 500 bales to arrive.
tor delivery basis low mldaling The sales have
April, oOg 10 25Szc May, loo at II Lice, lO,0
~ CSC. June, LOO at II Tide. 7OJ at II 10 SIC. July,
at 7c;, 20 at u I5s2c October 100 AZ 10 27S1c 100
l61c November 100 at 10 lsa-e December. 500 at
10 1880. January 10 at l64c Total 5,zU bales sat
l7SS2c.; June, ~ l5S2c.; July, u z3s-c. l7atc.
p Rsss october g z7i S9ssmber 'iS ssc
l64c. Market steady. To-day TO two clock {. NJ: =
April LOO at 40 81 &c. loo short notice today, at
S ' sSor notice 'hG Ss Co., s ' snort
u Ssac 100 az Is iisc 20 at d sssls May. 10, az
S SO az Il sc ooss Il Gee June TO sc :.
SEPTEMBER lie, TO- atI7 l5s1e. October 500 at
10 10 bales Grand total 10 700 bales Receipts at the
ports were follows s-Galvoson 052 bales; New or
Wilmington 20; Norfolk, 22Jl; Baltimore 81 New York
496 boston, 81 Total Al6s bales rms Gay last week.
llos5 his day last year 80: Rates o. cotton wets
pressed Liverpool 7.S2d a "a. by 5 cam BY SAIL
CssFEE-The market for all grades rather quiet
ana prices OF Rio are about nc lower. small lot Of
ssy bags ex steamer Merrmack, fair good In QUALITY
steady prices. We quote -Orlina carg0e., l5a.c a
l6c fair DO, l694c. &c good do, l74c. Tc. prime
Java government bags zoe. Sc do, grass mats z6c.
SC. ingapore. Gle 23c. Ceylon, loo lgtsc Mara
caibo, lI5sc = .Uc Laguayra l,1ac: sac Jamaica,
COS Ia llca lie. 1yc; Mexican lsc. l9c. Angostara
l71Sc. I've sayanilla, IKE lslsci Curacao. i6ssc.
" FIous ND GRAIN -Receipts-Four 1855 bills wheat
rs l0l bushe corn, 1880 do. meal 6fG bags;
oaIs 60 Dusnes. The nour market was steady under
yyere repored OF III 20J upis Corn meal was steady
but quiet ~ bbs SID within the range OF the ap
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CLOSING pRlCkS-3 p AT
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON QUIET, CLOSING EAsY-FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT UNcHANaED-coRN HeHER-oATs
FIRMER-BARLEy AND RYE oUIET-PRo-
VISIONS EXCITED AND H1aHER-aRocER1Es
FRM-FREIeHTs DULL-PETRoLEUM DULL
AND wEAK-NAvAL STORES SHADE BETTER
wH1sKEY UNCHANGED.
MONDAY. April Sc M.
The merchandise markets were more active
to Day ana IN some departments an active trade
was IN progress, while better prices obtained.
The chief interest centred In few commodities
however, in which there was large speculative
business on 'ChanRe. Flour ruled steady. Wheat
was IN better request, but there was no marked
change IN figures. The market was generally
CONSIDERED easy, save Tor cnoce parcels in store
Corn was scarce and higher. Oats we're hrmer.
Barley was strong. Provisions were excited
and higher under advices rom the West,
ell kinds participating In the advance.
Cotton was quiet and NOT materially changed for
either spot future. Groceries to-day ruled quiet
but continued nrm. Frelghts were dull, both on
the berth aud charter and in the ship
pers' favor. Petroleum was dull and closed essier.
Naval stores met with a moderate trade and ruled
slightly better. whiskey was quiet ana unchanged
CorToN.-The sale OF spot cotton somewhat re-
tarded by the high views Of who generally asked
nc. &c per To- above quotations, while buyers were
not willing to offer any advance The inquiry was prin
cipaly rom SPECTATORS spnners combining to small
lots Tor present emergencies and exporters being
out OF the market altogether, except as they
bid 161<c Tor short notice, which were
held at Is 9-i6c. Futures opened l-l6c. above
saturdays closing prices in consequences Of better
Liverpool adyces and light receipts at the ports bat
suDseq uently lost the advance anu closed
following Quotatllns:-ApriL lossc. 10 2l-S2e May,
lie. June, ll5se July, e ~ zl32c August. IL z532e.
a Z i3-l6c. september. i75sc. ~ l332c. october,
IS slice. 10 isle. November, 6l7-S2c 10 yi6c De-
cemDer 10 9iOc a 10 1880 January 10 Hoe I6skc.
We quote prices based on standard Of classification
force september l. 1874 ana upland cotton In
store running / quality than halt q grade
above or below tue grade quo ed :-Urdina-y. l4hc;
good ordinary 5s4c; strict good ordinary l6Ac
middlng, lo1Sc- midding, l7Hc; good midding isi4c
Quotations based on American STANDARD Of cIassihca
IN -
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Wheat was better demand anu the market about
steady. there was more disposition 10 sell, except
choice wheat "a store which was nrmly held ihe 81
about l23UOJ bushels. at 81 IeM VI 10 Tor No.
chicago and ungraded spring ahoat 81 ~ Tor choice
Northwest in store 81 ~ Lor No zMhwaukee IN store
81 al ~ Tor do anoak o. o. 70 small lots red
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HAvASA April s 1873
spanish gold 2is 2l9; American, 22l n 212 Exchange
qmet on the United states 20 DAYS, currency Is 50
pre- MUM; short sant ~ IS premium; ~ DAYS, gold.
lis ll5 premium snort sight do, lH lis premium
on London, l4O 2 premium; on Paris lao III pre-
MUM. sugar quiet; nominal
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FINANCIAL.
An INVESTMENT OF $500 OR 500 IN STOCK
a Privileges his realized 81 900 the last two weeks
Farties wisling 10 o. crate on small should cali
y. hlLkLlNG CO.. Bankers and Brokers, ~ broad.
way New YORK., OF write Tor " PAGE pamphlet
A -DEFAULTED RAILROAD BONDS A SPECIALLY
As ana bought BY the old established house OF
ALBEkI II. NILULAf A CO..
stock Brokers anu Aucfioneers
No J Pine street, New York
A STOCK PRIVILEGES ORDOUBLE
IL privileges, ~ aud % days members OF stock
Nchange or responsible parties; also Puts and Calls.
Market very acuve ana nuctuating. showing frequent
opportunities Tor large prOh,s Circulars mailed.
hazard MONTAGUE, No. Broad street.
Il $1,000 TO LOAN on FIRST AND SECOND
IA Mort ages also Personal Property, stocks,
Bonds ana Lille Insurance Policies ABBY Immediately
70 Or address w A. NIChuLs, " Liberty street.
Any AMOUNT FROM 5000 10 $4,000 TO LOAN
n on improved and untmprovei Real Estate In this
city or Brooklyn Tor Term Vi years, without bonus
WILLIAM b. LnAYITt, l5U Broadway.
A took sPfCCLATIONs CONDUCTED BY Us
"a IN every form on moderate margins; Puts Calls or
Double Privileges bought best houses rates
We deai direct with the St0ck hxcnauRe. Information
~ 70 best mode Of operating IN atoo - sent free.
GgABhtDVA a Co, NO, Wall street. Aaw York.
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. EUROPEAN MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

LONDON PRopucK MARgEr-LoNDoN. April B-Even-
ing.-Linseed oil, rs. q 25s 81. per cwt
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l0Ij AND ll:b "A. M.
$500 Us So. C. 'e5 n SIN 1899 $1,000 Us $40 C. 1901
30 sa. c. e1.. l:sss SO OREGON WI al. us

100 Canada south lst.
with int certif.
l0J e, L a Ash, new. L
lUuO n j Cen lst, con. 1
2VOV IL a tJ S's, con
rs Del a II Can. |
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CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Inc receipts from Calilornia last week amounted
10 sleoo,Ooo, OF which sl,oOoOoo was coin and the
remainder silver pars
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COPARTN1NRsHIPs.


us OLUTIoN OF CoPART NERsHIP-THE co.
IL parnersnip heretofore existing between Edward
saxton aud Hobert Norton been dissolved by mutual
consent The business viii be continue BY Nobert
Morton, who viii settle the accounts the late hrm
EDWARD SAXTON,
per j. q. saxon, At orney.
NEW YORK April 5, 1875 ROBERT NORTON.
OFFICE OF HOUSEHOLD PUBLISHING COMPANY
" No. Al Park row, New York, March 81 I87a-Mr D.
Murray Mcclellan has this day severed his connection
with this company aud mas further interest therein
nor authority 10 act IN It's behalf
tsianed) w. ROBERT WADE, President
rHE FIRM OF MORGAN RIsLEY Is THIS DAY
Il dissolved by mutual consent MIR. Charles y. Ris-
ley will pay all debts OF the concern and sign oulda
ton. THOMAS N. MORGAN.
NEW YORK. April J. 1874 CHARLES +. RISLEY
The undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
succeeding above hrm under the style OF Risey Il
Van Wagenen aud will continue the Wholesale drug
business at II Warren street
CHARLES r. RISLEY
BLkhCkER VAN WAGENEN
NEw YORK. April 1, 1875
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GALVESTON. April 5, 1875
Cotton frm ;mddllng, lbhc Net receipts 1052 bales
Exports coastwlse, 2OOS. Sales, 1859. stock 5d7SL