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The New York herald., 1875-07-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT sTEADY-HUIUREs
AND LowER-CoRN FIRM-oATs QUIET-RYE
DULL-BARLEY QUIET AND UNCHANGED
BARLEY MALT QUIET AND srEApY--PoRK
FTRMER-LARD ACTIvE-PETRoLECM FIRM-
NAVAL STORES QUIET AND sTEADY-GRo-
CERES QUIET-HIDEs oUHT-LEATHER
EAsIER-oMs oUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET
FREIaHTs sTRoNa-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET
AND sTEADY-GUNNEs STEADY.
SATURDAY, July 17-6 P. M.
The markets were generally quiet. On 'Change
the markets were 1rmer and more aclive as q
general thing, but wheat was less active and de-
cldedly lower, the market closing irregular, with
Tree sellers. Tee business was mainly In No. 2
Chicago and No. Minnesota, TO arrive. Milwau-
kee was quiet and onered TO arrive considerably
below the price on the spot Corn was in fair de-
mand and 1rmer. though not quotably higher.
Oats steady. Whiskey steady. Provisions are
frmer. Freights easier. Cotton the spot
steady. Futures steady. Petroleum firm. Naval
stores quiet and steady Hides quiet Leather quiet.
Oils quiet Hemp anc jute quiet and steady Gunnies
steady. Groceries quiet
COTTON the spot continued in light demand. but
pressure to SELL On the contrary holders
hrmer in their views, and any material increase
ia the demand has resulted in advance With sales
confined to retail lots the appended quotations
nominal but probably inside prices especi-
ally grades desirable for spinning poses Advice
from Liverpool were OF better tenor, but tailed to
stimulate any export inquiry. Crop advces not
uniformly good, with rumors OF caterpiars IN some
counties OF Alabama and of somewhat excessive rains
other localities Of the South The market tor future
deliveries, peug rather oversold was sensitive to
these influences, AMI advance Of 332c. 6c.
tablished and maintained the close of the market
when the feeling was very steady Numerous purchases
to-Iay made to fill Southern orders to cover We
0uoe;-July IA 29-52c. "a 5.l6c August IA lo-l6c
Il sl.s2c.: ieptemDer, 4 a &c "a illtc October
uary, IA Bloc II ll32c. rebruary. l732c. March,
IA 23-32c. l424c; April IA l5-l6c IA 33Ic.; May,
l5j6c Is b32c; june, 10 b-l6c. Is ll-32c.
Quotations based standard classification in force
September s7 and upland cotton in store running
In quality not more than half grade above or be ow
the grade quoted n0rdinary asac good ordinary
middling l65sc; good mddnng, l6Ac Quotations
paseo Oh Aeli'An 1nla " tt,ina " I'LL, r
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present demand. Let him not be deceived py
Chicago middlemen. who would seek TO make q
tool OF him to enable them TO make q corner. but
push forward what he has 10 the seaboard
promptly and keep forwarding 80 long as he finds
the demand keeps pace with the supply. In this
way only can we hope to reaD the full benefit OF
the rich harvest so generously bestowed upon us
by a bountiiul Providence.
THE STOCK MARKET,
which was dull and heavy in the early part OF the
week, awakened to sudden activity toward the
close, when the sharp advance in the breadsturs
market abroad caused the damage done by the
floods In Hungary, France and England to be more
fully appreciated, ana the erect mere perceived to
be matter TO be discounted. TRe most marked
Improvement was shown In the Western stocks, al
though shared In by the entire list, and notably
Erie. The improvement ranged from u TO 81 per
cent, chiefly In st Paul, Northwestern, Lake Shore,
Rock Island, Hannibal and st Joseph, and Erie.
There was but little TO be heard on the
street last week about the great summer activity
In stocks. which was so conndenty predicted
week or two previous; and 1t Is now settled that
such prediction. uttered with such emphasis, was
but tricky operators
sHREwD DEVICE
to induce the outside public to come in and re-
lieve him OF his Union Pacific and Pacific Mail
stock. But tney didn't come IN, and the subject
was dropped almost as suddenly and spasm0dl-
caliy as it was taken up. There are those who
claim tnat the Tuse was success to the extent Of
the antclpatlons OF him who inspired the prophe-
sies-that Is, that t has so far stimulated specua
tion during q usually extremely duh season, as TO
insure him greater ease In carrying his stocks
over to a more active period. This, however,
would seem to be an aterthought, reminding one
OF the sound philosophy contained In the re-
nectlon-"Half loaf IL better than no bread"
The street itself is not wealthy enough 70 relieve
tnis operator OF his Bonanza; hence there Is
nothing LETT for MIN to do but loaf and invite his
SOUL as Walt Whitman puts IL, or possess that
mysterious essence In patience until more pros
porous times come and the outside pubic shows
an easier disposition to be used for his sinister
purposes.
THE EXTREME FIGURES OF THE WEEK.
fnllnIxinQ table anoHa the eXtreme 1uctua.
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The conditions both here and In England and
Europe, as we have pointed out, here large sur
plus. there ready market aud increased demand,
favor very much better results for the crop year
beginning July inst, ana ending June 30, 1876.
THE OPPORTUNITY Is OURS,
INC the great question we have TO contemplate ar
he present time is-What will we do with 1t
10 the answer to this lies in measure the future
prosperity OF the country. Not that even a repe-
htion Of the error OF last year would plunge us
INTO universal bankruptcy. We are lar removed
rom that yer, and need not lear that lis paleful
shadow win cross our path TO greatness while
millions OF acres OF unoccupied lands WOO the
settler with their prolific promise that ticked with
hoe they WILL laugh with q harvest. bismarck
may set up his paper walls around his masters
Nergrown empire TO prevent the escape
H the much coveted food for powder
which generates within that bare do
ninion. ireland may pause In her westward
light to empire and freedom upon the bounaless
prairies while cherisnIn9 her dream OF home rule.
Emigration may thus diminish for time, only to
fecur again with renewed ensrgy In the mean
lime 100000 Of vigorous and hardy people, such
N make up the population Of the United States
may be safely relied upon to keep the wheels or
progress ana new settlement In motion.
II ADVANTAGE Is TAKEN
between now and the 1st or January. 1876, to push
onward our crops to the European centres, and
mus bring to the impoverished people Of tho
Hooded districts cheap iood, America will have
Bet her light upon hill, not only to be seen by all
nations, but as to draw all nations toward 1t TO
Ihai Q In the freedom plenty and happiness tnat
vision discleses. Nor Il our share In this years.
lbunuant harvest any the less than that OF poorer
peoples. Cheap food means cheap labor, ana Just
now, when the great problem presented TO our
large manufacturers 10 how TO reconcile labor 10
reduced earnings. we have the means OF settle
ment al once in the hopelul prospect OF cheaper
subsistence. I've can but
ENTER UPON THE CENTENNIAL YEAR,
Rs there Is every reason to anticipate we shall,
With something over half our surplus crops mar
teted abroad, We shall nave iairlY entered with
that memorable epoch upon new era ol prosperity
Fbich, gaining impetus from the ausplcous events
Waiting upon Its ievival. Dies inir to carry Us
tven beyond the yiowlng expectations which were
30 suddenly extinguished ten years ago and went
down TO mourning In the panic. AT the present
lime the foreign markets ali favor higher prices,
and may continue to do So the active demand
here last week ior export Advancing the price OF
wheat In ths market twelve to fifteen cents per
busael and hour nifty cents per barrel rejecting
In rms previous and contemporaneous advance
IN the Liverpool market. Ii was quite apparent
IN tne dealings that the supply at this point was
insuncient TO meet the Iull demand; hence the
voas, IN Tor the advice given the farmer to push
forward his Rraiu NJ once 10 the shipuinR
point here or elsewhere. IN orqsr to mevs the
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Wheat rree ular and lower, particularly for No 2
srs The sloss a. ihe reduced prices sales
s69nq S9u 2 ~ SSe e1saeS sna a. 81 y for Sncsgo
kee on the spot Offered at 81 81 81 SO rrvc 81 S5
last hall july and rsi hall Of August 9nanS Mime
lot lot" u%se cnsan or 81 f'ss s. or ss @ qG o
IN lair demand and drmer Win sales OF about
Sr
S %s %ss s of 500 tor unss @ass at Gle for
sc Ssc Tor White '' Eys was "t''ei dull; AHSS SUI
Barley was active Barley matt was quiet and steady,
car tws;rowed state at 81 81 and cars Canada on
Western - city i ami IS onta 10.
rio Scans anu peas-Ihe marke. tor boa mediums and
We quo!e;Medium new choice 81 80: do. far s'e 70
$ SSGa good Vsy s. ST. 81 TeS
nsy, prime, new, s. IS s. zS green peas new,
ialr 10 good, 81 So sSI Is " ~ "A''' A''"'''
changed We eN6cmesiic ciotn. isc. isAc Bor
nso Gsuripore &c. B4c; Calcutta 9<c. lOc. bags,
nrnr ISD JUrE.-The market for both hemp and jute
were u fair demand, al steady price Guole Amer
S@ css arsseS .a Rs SS s2S s @ Sr SSa SSsO t 3
ter for choice Russia, ciean. ut $40 s22 goo Italian
c eaisns s ss eD s S9te sSis so quoted at
nipEs-ihe market continued quiet but holders were
ie per 10: between the views Of buyers and sellers,
rnxo ana 40 Gentral american on Uri priyass terms
keeeipis TOR tne week we're as ollowst from Hio
tura sageI; G7S Central America per Coon S
Laguayfa per Aarcia Reynolds; 1885, Curacao per Mark
rem Iendieten iSs Porto Belle per n @. DAVIS $50 lam
pico per H. j. Palmer; 7O ST CrOlx, Antelope: 3S3
Galveston Pa Per stals Of Texas 4s.s New orleans per
per cur Stream; 9O Coastwise Total l3 $40 hides and
fa,o: per do, and !S do. DO: do, per Lammermoor.
d. NsrSc drands sn%s iSS sSS
10 CAlifoi MA ,eO do Orinoco: 1851 do. Central
S do 5SssG S@SieS caSs
~ M2UO do Mexican; ~ $40 do Texas Western and south
ern 4OJ wei s~lted Texas Western and southern To-
tai ~ bOO des 34 bales Calcutt1 and 225S do do.
buffalo same time last year. hides bales
Ca cutta COW and Lufalo We quote :--Dry-Buenos
Ayrcs ~ lbs 2S lbs. Zc 23c do, 20 lbs rs lbs
ac 2l1sc Monievideo 10Y lbs ny lbs. 2lc 2lKc.
Corrlen;es III los. ~ lbs, l9sc 20c Central Ameri
cam IL lbs 81 lbs, l9c. MaaInoros ~ lbs 4 "a lbs
l7c. a lSc.. god, selected.
LEAIuER-Ihc demand tor Hemock sole was mode.
the week were lU,50j sides.
MoLAssIs Bnsllless very ignt in this market but
uxai ana mixed. 2oc Sc. do, 3Uc. 3Sc do,
muscUvado. refining 52c. a S4c do do, grocery Soc a
&C Porto kcO HSc. &C. English lslauds yJc a ASc
New Orleans. &C. a 75c.
NAVAL STonSs The market for spirits turpentne was
eteauy NJ yttsc SIC. lhe sales % bps At slo,
lV DO. southern at $40 ana 100 do New York as bsc.
Rosn was oniet and withsut important change. Ws
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA- July IT. IS7b
SUdAR.-1he activity OF last week has suDslded mar
ket the opened firm, but closed dull holders
unwilling make business small Nos 10
tolz putch standard 4h Is reals per arrobe: Nos Is
20 do IL II reals: molass sugar l0A ltL reals;
muscovado sugar, common 70 lair, IN ls reals fair
good renplng l21a 2Z reals; centrifugal sugars
NOS II TO Is, in 10 lbl reals; do hnds l6
II reals stock in warehouse at Havana and Matah-
4o0O0 boxes 80 hhd4 Receipts OF the wee
$500 boxes and l6C0 hhds exports the week. 2O
boxes ana g0J hhds including 200 boxes and all The
polarization, SX reals per keg; Bacon, ss7
tai for American Flour s2s S, ssi per bbls for
american Hams, $40 s43 per quintal Tor Anne rican
srro1c. money, 8 reas per gallon: Empty hogsheads.
ssa ss2a Lumber nominal; white pine, $6s a So per
molasses hhds, 43 reals Chewing tobacco, S56 S6s
per quinal. corn. lsz l2k reals per arrobe Hoops
nomlnal long shaved $50 . SW per NJ. Freignts
nominal. Spanish gold, 2ll 2l2 Exchange active; on
the United states, o. days currency 81 W premium
short sight do, 80 90 premum 81 days gold, l2l AZ
prenilum short sgnt do, lIi lx5 London
1H lso premium; on Paris, Ia q LA premium.
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sault and battery; Same vs.. James II. Fullner
felonlous assault and battery; same vs. Martln
Doorman, felonlous assault and battery; same W.
Thomas Duly, felonious assault ana battery; Same
VS.. Patrick HdRgerty. iel0nlous assault and DAT
terry; Same W.. Charles Daily, elonious assault and
battery; same VS.. lnomas Spott, feionious assault
and battery; same vs.. Bernard Smith. felonioua
assault and battery; Same VS.. Ransom Dority,
lelonlous assault and battery; Same VS.. Daniel
McSnerry lelonious assault and battery;
same VS.. Daniel d. Mccarty. feonious as.
sault and battery; same VS.. david
Gutn. felonlous assault and battery;
Same VS.. Anton Rasteeter, grand larceny; Same
vs.. Bernard Goldberg, grand larceny; same Va
David Q. Mann, grand larceny; Same vs.. William
Knapp, grad larceny; same vs.. Jonn Morse,
grand larceny; same Va. Jonn smith. grand lar
eeny; Same vs. John Kelly. grand larceny; same
vs.. Anne McMahan, grand larceny; same vs.
yoseph D. Johnson, grand larceny; same vs. James
Kennedy. grand larceny; Same vs.. George Thomp.
son, petit Larceny; same w. John sullivan. peut
larceny Same VS.. Farrell Price. petit Iarcenyi
same VS.; rnomas Holmes. petit larceny; Same w.
walter waiter kegan; peilt larceny: Same Va. Christian
Miller ana Elizabeth Miller, disordery holsei
same VS. Jacque Mounais, disorderly house Same
W. John King, disordery house; same vs.. Adel.
Drit Brunner, blgamy; Same VS.. John WOODS.
William Thompson and Thomas Daly, assaults and
battery; same We. Jonn Luce, Indecent assault;
Same vs. Charles Harrington, grand Larceny.
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Io-DuH. Last Ercltng. Total.
Consumpnon i ;r m;,a,;nS h ys
were follows; ;-Angus, 2,2oo bales at II 19-32c.
IA J132c. september 42U at Ia 1880 Ia u Sc; Octo-
ber 250 I4l4c II u32c November, 800 at IA y3lc
IA s-l6c December. 100 ut ll1sc January, 4OU at
II 9-32c. IA ll-Szc. February 2U at Ia L.S2c. March,
800 IA 2l-s2c IA zs2c. April, 10 at Il l5-loc u
IA 3S2c May 5oU at Is l32c l5sc. Total II 60 bales
lhe receipts atthe follows Gaveston, 81
folk, 6s; New YORK, 33 Boston. 2; Philadelphia
l6 Total 253 bales Ibis dag last week 9o9 This day
year. llSl bales Cotton ireghts closed as follows 40
havre, by steam, ll-l6c 10 Hamburg, by steam, &C.
compressed Bremen BY steam 1c., compressed; to
Liverpool I'D. by steam; by SAIL I'D 49,
CoFFKE.-Ihe market tor Rio was still quiet but
fully strong; ii % not stronger sgO9g than yester
but The market very frn. We quote Ordinary
goes I4c. IKE Iair do. ls14c 1870. good do.
lyc. ly1Ac.; PRIME do I9lac. lyzc. range
for lots Hsc ac, gold % or % days; Java, govern
ment bags 25c. &c. do grass mats. z6c 26c; Singa-
pore, do &c. Ac Ceylon &c 22c; Maracabo zlc.
&c. Laguayra. 2Jaac 2l&c Jamaica, loc. n lgc.;
ST. Domingo, lie. q HAci Porto hico: lS1sc. NC;
lSc n savania. 2Oc. 22c. Curacoa. lssc. 2Oc
FLOUR GEAIN.-kec sipts-Four, l0U35 bbls wheat
SS bushels corn, l25oJ6 dol oats Y5o75 do The re-
cepts the week were;-Flour, rs Y9J bbls. wheat
72 654 bushels corn 4s3ugf do oats, 22O6s5 do rye
l5O do barley malt 447J do. meal l225 bbls and
GU bags The -four market was steady with de-
mand. The sales were 96OJ bblA Rye was steady Corn
81 Oa SIS tor Brandywine, 81 70 "a 80 tor Babiiion
$4 S4 80 Western yellow "a 81 ~ TOR Jersey ana
Pennsylvania per DBL Baltmore coarse sacked 81 55
COARSE 81 IS; fine sitted, 81 81 bolted yellow. 81 7j
and bolted white. 81 70 per 100 lbs Jersey sacked
coarse 81 81 81 81 fine yellow ST. rs, and fine white
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THE COURTS.
TOMBS POLICE COURT
Before Judge Duffy.
AN OFFICER CHARGED WITH Assault.

AN OFFICER CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Henry Arbor and Louis Auld were arrested on
Saturday night by Ot1cer Geary, OF the Third pre-
cinct, on the cnarge OF being drunk and disor-
derry, and were arraigned at the Tombs Police
Court yesterday morning. They both swore that
they were neither drunk nor dlsorderly aud tnat
the o1icer arrested tnem alter violently assault
ing tnen In order TO prevent them from en-
terlng complaint against him. This testimony
was corroDorated by J. Treaowell Richards, o law
YER VINO further testified that the of1icer had as
saulted him. Ihe complaint against Aroor aud
Aud was dismissed, and kichards said he should
prefer charges against Onicer Geary TO the Police
Board.
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HEEoHER's CASE IN EUROPE.
TcoNTNUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

wArrsntahle. DR.. Joseph Parker contributes to
tne same newspaper long article. III wBicn he
states TINT, alter careful perusa OF every HE Of
snarge made by Theodore Tllton has been utterly
ana triumpnanuy repeled Dy the most sarlsfac-
tory evidence he ADDS that he has great Joy In
stating lnat evefV Engllsh minister with whom
ne Ii acquainted is In deep sympathy with MIR.
Beecher Dr. Parker greatly admIres the ''iranK
candorn OF Mr.. Beecher's evidence. Il have telt."
ne SAYS, 'that IN quoting incidents and dates,
and putting together recollections and facts, l
Ihould certainly have convicted myself hundred
times over Woe be 10 me IN the day when have
TO rely upon mere memory for vIndication. The
very smallest 1llton In the DEVILS employ Will see
me sentenced to penal servitude for life on that
unhappy day."
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FIFTY SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Kilbreth.
RECEIVING STOLEN MONEY.

RECEIVING STOLEN MONEY.
william Jordan, an employe or Klein & Hoexter,
No. z31 Churel street. was committed for trial on
saturday, at the Tombs, on q charge OF stealing
IS frem ais employers. He said that another boy
named John Greer mad lnJuced him to steal the
money and then give It 10 him. Greer was ar
rested yesterday, and on complaint oil the firm he
was held until to-day, when Jordan Will be brought
from the Tombs TO testify against hiH.
STRIPPED HIM OF HIS SHOES.
Francis Tourney, or No. 2o5 South Filth avenue,
went q jambOree on saturday evening, and
during his wanderings up town stopped on tine
corner OF Thlrty-third street and Second avenue.
Matthew McNally. oil Tnlrtleth street, approached
him wnlle he thus lay on q stoop, ana pullng his
shoes or was about to walk or with them when q
policeman arrested him. He was held for trial.
AFTER FORBIDDEN SWEETS.
Michael Herman, No. 22s East Forty fourth
street, broke into the candy store No. 337 East
Twenty. FIRST street, with the intention OF ropblng
IL, on saturday night. Onlcer McGloln, OF the
Eighteenth precinct, caught him In the act, and
he was held Tor trial at this Court.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BRowNE-SwAN.-0n Saturday. July IT. az the
Protestant Episcopal church or Sc. James, by the
rector, the Rev. Cornelius B. Smith. HOLLAND
LEE BROWNE and JULIA daughter OF the late Jonn
u. swan, ali Of New York.
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couRT cALENpARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBKRs-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Court opens at ten A. NJ. Third MONDAYS
motion calendar will be called at twelve M.
SUPRRMs CoURr--GENERAL TsRx. x.-Adjourned to
Monday, August %.
All other courts have adjourned for the term
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Held by Judge
Sutherand.-Ihe People vs.. Thomas Duffy roD-
berry: same vs.. John J. Finn and John KInsley,
robbery; same vs. Louis Monr, ROBBERY; Same vs..
Joseph Underhlll aud Robert Nolan, burglary:
same vs. fietro Boritti, burglary; same vs.. John
O'Neil, burglary; Same VS.. Edward Carroll and
Reid ana Edwa Jameson. burglary; same vs. jonn
Hrepnan, Joseph FIELDS ana Jonu II. Fields. nurg.
harry same W. sarah Martin, Lslunious assault and
pattefy; oAme w. Unarlon Msehau. fei0hkaua a..
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AFTTR FORBIDDEN GWEETk
WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge WandelL

LOCKED UP FOR SHOOTING BURGLAR.
About three O'Clock yesterday morning two
boys, named Patrick German and Valentine
Cook, broke into JUNK shop at No. 800 Seventh
avenue and were busily engaged In helping them
selves to Whatever valuables they could lay their
hands upon when the noise they made aroused
James Tierney, the private watchman, who,
demanded S anSI oUd Se soucs 3s tSsrs
lie again made the demand and threat
ened TO shoot unless q reply was given. A
no reply he fired at random. TBe report or the
piston was followed by q scream IRON Cook, VINO
exclaimed that ne was snot. Tierney then sum
moned Onicer Rhoades, OF the Twenty-ninth pre-
clnct, aud together tney made an examination OF
the premises. They found Cook lying upon the
1oor Of the shop. suffering intensely from wouna
KneeIing IN abJecs fear beside him. omsei
Hospital, and took 11erney ana Gotman
into custody. About ten O'Clock yesterday MORN
st the above court and German was allowed 10
make charge OF ieloni0us assault against Tier.
ney and ne was committed to the Tombs without
bail to await tue result OF the INJURIES ne had iu-
nlcted upon a burglar who mad forced an sntran CO
into his premises. German. the young burglar,
was committed to the House or Detention az a
witness against Tierney.
AssAULTING AN OFFICER.
About seven O'Clock yesterday morning stall
wart lrlshman, named Thomas Taylor, OF No. 5l9
West Tnirty ty-eignth street., commenced TO beat mis-
wife In most brutal manner. Koundsman Brice,
OF tue twentieth precinct, hearing the screams or
the woman, rushed into the house aud endeavored
to take Taylor into custody. desperate struggle
then ensued between Taylor and the
ofticer. Taylor seized a large sword
him in the hand. Brice summoned onicer Reilly
to his assistance but it was some time before they
ior and placing the ha nd cufs upon hlm. After this
was accomplished they brought him TO Court and
the roundsman preferred cnaTge OF ielon,ous a;,
committed the prisoner IN $1,0J0 ball 70 answer.
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Under the head Of various ports are included
British Columbia, Mexico, Panama, Honolulu,
Tahiti and Marquesas.
II Is to be regretted that equally full statistics
or the crop product and movement in other States
are not attainabe, but similar condition is rep
resented In
THE TOTAL FIGURES OF PRODUCE EXPORTS SINCE
JANUARY /,
this year, and the two preceding years, including
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CALIFORNIA ExPoRTs-wHEAT AND FLOUR CO.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-02
STRAY WAITS.

Hope Loan AS; ociation meets this
evening.
The light house tender Violet Is coal.
ing up at the lower Market street wharf.
A schooner loaded with phosphate,
from Absecom, went out the creek,
this morning. .t.tf ....-.
The collier Allentoton from Philadel.
phia, Is undergoing repairs at the H.
& II. Co.'S yard. '''
Donahoe, No. 307 Market street sells
boots, shoes, CATERS and slippers at tile
lowest cash prices.
For summer suits in various STYLES
and makes, and at the very lowest
prices, go to Blxbaum, 3rd and Mar
ket streets.
6SKYLE Ice CREAM.-Kyle's ics cream.
the best In Wilmington. at I'd and Market and
6tl and Orange. Families. pic.nics and ey.
cursions supplied nt short notice. Give him
call. Everybody says Kyle's cream Is ex.
ceilent, none better and nobody moro 0blig.
Ing 10 customers than kyle. Cream always
on hand ut 2l street market and eth and
oranEe' junel.aw
The daily gazette., 1875-06-02
THIRD EDITION
THE LOANS.

ADJOURNED ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
pELAwARE-TwKLFTH ANNUAL. RE
PORT.
Last night tho twelfth annual meet.
Ing (adjournod from last month) of the
Delaware Loan Association was held.
when the annual report of the auditors
was read, from which we make the
following extracts: Dues. fntcresl and
naes' Noes second series,s IS $3.50, ,03, third,
S29l LOO; fourth, $i,0l7. so; premium,
second series, S479, IL; fourth, s769. As;
amount OF loans, S5, ,058; shares loaned
on, 20; shares with drawn, 105: pre-.
sent number of shares. 504; sharehol.
ders, 81; average premium, I'd series.
%lA per cent, 8d series, 20{ per cent.
Total value Of all shares, $50. 283, SO;
prest 1t value of eacn share I'd series.
<47, 7,26,s; 3D., $S0.64.1; 9TH sl4.ss.7;
gain OH each share this year I'd series.
~ 9l.4; I'd, $2,92,4; 4th, s2,SS.7.
Lindley G. Kent and Geo. w. Pier.
son were elected to fill vacancies In
The Board of Directors, and Robert
l.; Smith was elected auditor, vice
WIN. Silver. These are the only OH.
cial changeS.
SALES OF MONEY LAST NIoHr.
Delaware Loan Association, 14lth
monthly by mecting-$250 at II per
cent.
Excelsior Loan Association-$fOo al
30 per cent. and 800 at %.
Withdrawn shares to the amount of
$500 were paid of.