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The New York herald., 1875-07-01

MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS ISsrI-
tuition, No 2ss Bowery Houston street-Interest
Notice.-A dividend at the Of six per
has been declared and will be credited depositors
July l, 1878, all surs entitled ther9to for the six
months and the three months ending June 30 payable
and the third Monday in July Interest not called
for will remain as deposit drawing interest from July
l. Money deposited or before July 10 uhe time lin
tied by aw) will be entitled TO interest rom July
ALFRED T. CONKLIN, President
Il. q. FISHER, Secretary.
MONEY 10 LOAN-ON IMPROVED NEW YORK OR
Vu Brooklyn property, without bonus; also Money
loan on good Jersey property. j. W. ROWE CO., lis
Broadway.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIt
rhe following table shows the openinf% CHEST
THE SALES TO-DAY

THE SALES TODAY
amounted to 1s6,OU0 shares which were dis
tributed among active stocks as iollows:-
New York and Hudson, 425; Erie $4,000; Lake
Shore, $4,000; Cleveland and Pittsourg, 100; North
western, 7600 do. preferred, 900; Rock Island,
BOO; Pacific Mail. 10000; St. Paul. l,loo; onios,
1900; Western Union, es 300; Wabash, 400; Union
Pacific, s,lo0.
ADVANCE AND DEcLINE.
The changes OF the last twenty.four hours In
active securities are as follows-
.na ADyASoE;- ,sSn- New YORK Central II Delaware aware
Shore,H; Rock Island a.; st. Paul. common, u;
WABASH, q; western Union X; District or CO.
don, ".
DEcLiSE.-HanniOal and st. Joseph, n; North.
western, common, e; Pacific Mall, u Union Pa.
clnc, Y; st. Paul preferred, !; Gold, u.
The stationary stocks were Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph. Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, ONO
and Mississippi, Panama and quicksilver.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
Money was easy at rates recently quoted. Mer-
cantie paper Is unchanged. Foreign exchange
was quiet and steady. Prime nominal rates As7N
ind 49oK; selling rates, As0K and 4S7 and 4ssH
ana 4.so; reIchmarks, o41I a 94X and o5z a coy;
sables, 90; Prime Pars. DISK s12X.
the GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at lI7k, declined to lleX and
eosed at III The rates paid for borrowing were
i.L1 for immediate doIvery and per cent ana
Tor carrying and per cent. Loans were also
made nat.
OPERATIONS OF TIE GOLD exchanges BANK
Gold 81 1856, 13e
currency balances. 2S74, lo4
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
CarrencY eXchang S69 673, 77s
currency uhAnces.. Ass, oi2
svu eAcnantes'''s'.' o,eoz,esS
HViu VnluhVes'''.'s. .......s.......s...... lozbzb
The Russia to-day carried ABOUT s6o0,o0o in
specie.
RAILROAD BONDS
The demand for Old issues was well maintained
and prices were arm. UEion Pacific 1rsts sold vt
loeK and sinkina funds at o. 500 600 OF the latter
having changed hands. Horlem registered 1rStg
sold at loiS, Fort Wayne nrsts at ia, New Jersey
Central consolidated az 1ooK, Morris aud Essex
Ievens oil 1871 al loek, Michigan central sevens
at lossl, Alton and Terre Haute lrsts at lo7k,
Northwest consolidated gold bonds ut s2jI and
New Jersey Central convertible at 10oH.
. THE UNITED STATES TREASURY
Warrington advices state tnat the national
anE notes received for Redemption to-day
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

For future deivery (basis middng) 50 les were
follows July 10Y bales at IS sl6c Ie4e; August
400 Is 3l6c I6l4c.; September 800 at IA Sl-s2c
lSc.; october, SOD a. IA $50. a iafei November,
Janusry, ,2Uo at llAc; a 2l-s2e:; February. 6j
At a. ls-l6c. 4 e. 2ssac;; March go at l5 Lido:
The receipts the ports were as follows -Gaiveston
AZ bales; New Orleans, 266; Mobile 81; savannah III
Charleston, 10; Wilmington, Norfolk 10Y New YORK
ISL Phiade phia, 10 Total, s67 bales his day last
week 10 bales This day last year 457 bales Total
since September l. sIs7s sl2 bales same time last year
S772 200 bales Cotton freights closed iolows:-To
Havre, by steam, ll-l6c; To Hamburg by steam, &c
TO Bremen by steam. ~, compressed. 40 Liverpool
bV steam e-32d 5-lGd. by sail 932d
FLOUR AND CRAM Receipts Flour, As5ebbls wheat
IT'S AS bushels; corn 34 $50 do; oats $1,000 do corn
meal bbls barley malt 5625 bushels. The -four mar
ket quiet but strong tile sales were 0J pbs RYE
flour was Qulet and steady. Corn meal quiet and
Unchanged the sales were 500 bbls AT 81 50 Brandy
wine We quote western yellow, $3 80 81 20 Jersey
and Pennsylvania yellow, ss 50 a 81 l5; Baltimore
50 city coarse 40 tine suited 81 49, boited
sacked coarse, 81 81 IS; nne yellow, 81 70 81 IS
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FINANCIAL.


CIrlzENs1 SAVINGS BANK OF rHE CITY or NEW
" York 5S Bowery, southwest Canal street.
'Depostors hereby noued thar the thireth inter-
est DIVIDEND &C the rate OF SIX per cent per annum VIII
be paid credited aud after July 81 all
naming In bank July J. 1873 for the number calendar
months the same have been deposit
Interest not Withdrawn will be credited original
deposit and entitled TO interest from July Deposits
made before saturday, July TO- will bear interest
July l.
The bank is open every day for the option pay
ment OF money from ~ A. NJ to r NJ, and on Mondays
and saturdays from ~ A. NJ 10 p. ".
Bank books in German, French aud knglish
SEYMOUR A. BUscK. Secretary.
IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
~ 81 CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW YORK. June 81, 1875.
Diyidend.-The Trustees OF this Bank have ordered
that Interest be paid to deposors entitled thereto Tor
the months ending this date, as folloWs-
LIST. On sums OF $2,C0O and under SIX per cent per
annum.
ID On sums exceeding $1,000 six per cent per annum
$1,000 and Ave per cent per annum oil the excess
Payable on and after Monday July 49, 1875
The interest will be placed the credit OF deposors
under date o July and will be entitled 70 interest tor
the next six months II not withdrawn
HENRY l. HoGUET, President.
DAVID LEDwIrH, Comptroller.
July l.
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MARRIED

oEKgLMAE--SP1EtxANN.--o Wednesday, June
80 le1A. At hobokan, As Jn py the hev. Leopold
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
Industrial News.

The roliing-ml Of Jas. Hooven 4 Sous, vi
Sorristown, win resume, operations next
wook. after having been idle for nearly two
years. the puddlcrs having agreed to go to work
ON the "a basis. They go GO work with a CON
tract for 1000 tons Of iron. The Herald, which
announces this, says tho prices paid pudders
elsewhere, according to last quotations, rate as
follows At Pottstown, S4.95, with probability
OF a reduction In wages or y suspension of buei'
ness throughout Now England from $3.50 to
si,5O Scranton, ~, so; Elmira. 81 so Phoenix
VILE. S375; I.ehigh region, s525 Philadel.
pbia, with extras, s5.75.
At the rolling mills OF Norree 4 Mitchell, III
Philadelphia, on Thursday morning,a very large
ily, wheel burst into u hundred piocor, all dying
OF on tangent that tore the roof OF the ma
chine shop into holes and nearly demolished itr
walls The result of the removal OF the check
of the wheel from the engine WAS that ininlo'
diately all the machinery uf tho mill was spin
ming with frghtful velocity, aud before the
steam could po shut oil bolts and pnllies innn'
merable wore complete wreck. The loes Ia
property and machlnerr was about $4,000. Tive
workinen were slightly injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

II tl,e individual operators could srAuse Il,
4 is believed the stIiAe III the coNl reSlons
would ond IN $ shout time.
Sos paragraph SAYS III the kea,l.uS p.s!NaA.
The inforoute We iyaw Is ,hsI the two ~ three
great c,'rl,orAuous, INTO whose hands ;he c'Al
lAlds II the Srhuylk,U sui .Wynn.uS ,s,ous
have mostly psssod she Philadelphia aud Rasd-
as CVal ana lron - bolns st she head " tl,o,y
uumAcl 10 uo; icsirV resumruon c>seY, ~
tAer ann ,eg;u aui Ills, they slluS Are pr,e
yeaGlns the contest. the .uiN ,Agal elt,atoss
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nonStt
STEAM W ASKING.

X
while steam has been propcllg fAliruad ears,
ships aui variety of machinery ami lshot-SaNtux
implements for the beucrt OF men. ouy recently has
Il nlAds tO io womsus work In the Kitchen. Il
Is now harucssei in ile CHAMPION STRAIN
MASHEk. AND MAnk iO WASH AND RLEACH
rKkfkt-rlN. hy driving the water UP ami then
down thrpugu the clothes under tho lii - notary
mntoM carving the itri with L. until they are
white ami c,rSn, without ic use uf waSh-hOar, saw
ing tlnir alor, the wear of fabric aud The woman :
kuucklrs. The steamer Will NOT cNp,otir or bon
over; this cSnuot he sd ot Aip O'hot stcaiu washer
now IN use. We offer Il aour Oh Us merits with
opportunity for fair test Uf lis qualities IN families
desiring to purchase shGud II pruNe What We affirm
u tu he. uo humhuk.
Gene Sud see IL Al CAfEllk BkO.S,
slS Market street ol address H. NJ. ], II. MIN
" Mil,niuSton, peL or Ii. Al sTlN, .9 reari Street
IAindru. y. ! manufacturers aud prnNririogs for
the States " Delaware sud New Jersey. with pels-
war; and chester cnuntles rs, mar'tAu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
PRESBYTERIAN HARMONY AND NATION.
AL UNION.

The concise statement made by Rev. MIR. OTIS,
of this city. In yesterday COMMERCIAL, setting
forth tho differences between tho Presbyterian
organizations, North and South, will give elcar
idea Of what are now the obstacles to COM
plcto harmoniaaton OF that large religious body.
They appear to be such as ought to
hc readily removed by - Kind and fair
consideration on both sides, and those who
dosro that the Union shal, be truly restored, aud
national feeling of coriiality established
throughout it, will he slad 60 SEQ their remoyal
accomplished. The harmoniRiug OF large ard
influential denomination, which heretofore has
boon split and divided 10y sectional iiforcnces.
cannot fail TO be All important contribution 10
the general good result.
10 establish fratcrnal relations between the
rrosnyterians North and South ouyht now 10 be
easy bocausethc substantial cause of difference
WAS tho institution OF slavery, and that, happily,
no longer exists. The bitter discussions il bred
ought not to be porpetuatod, and it be too much
10 expect every southern man TO look back ou
its destruction without regret, ccrtanly eNery
thoughtfnl Christian will rejoice in the harmony
and unity which lis disappearance has now madt
possible.
Roy. Mr.. OTIS, whose active efforts arr now
boing directed to forwarding the restoration ol
fratorna rotations, is we'll qualified by other cir
surustaneos, IS vol by his energy and tact Il
aid in the work. hc WAS pastor III Southern
Nabama, AMI III Tennessee, before com
,ns to Delaware, slid his friendly rela
lions and intimate atluAintanceslip witt
the Southern rrosbytmlans ENc him
Auowetsc .: the rropcr steps to SECURE re
union ahioh all tile MINISTER'S " the Churci
North e.,n hardly possess. We wash HIM sue
eess not by a surronder Of principles. nor Il,
amy confession of errar wherr none existed, hu
s,mply by the rNoroisr et that Christian ii.
tuc which will NOT permn isconi AnA disuu,t.
10 hinge, after the hand .; rr,>,l has I'd
taoNrl thoir exciting esnse.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
G,itu 8usiusss 9irfftpry.


Auctioncers
l. ". stldham 4 Son. III Fast ath strsst
Dnnkers and Brokers
II. r. Robinson Co. 400 Market street.
isarbers and Hair Dresser
4. Ashenbsch, 80 Market st.
Hell Ringers nnd Blll Posters,
Geo. W jackson, West 9Th st-
Boot and shoe Makers nnd Dealers.
I z. Aietaaier. I9s 1 Marke! s.
John \ Norel,nd, m ,,, t,h and ssa Poplar sts
". A. Turncr Co, 3la Market st
Carpenters and Buiiderr.
g haado,t. shop Therpe bel tsea, front Res lois wa'ha
Cigars and Tobacco.
brisbane 4 DcNainyiile. II 4 Fourth street
Goo. A. Davis H9 Shipley st.
Clocks. Watches, nnd-Jewelers.
@. / Bush, ~ Market street,
}. q. Massey ipi King street.
Coach and Carriage Material.
wm. Green Co. $. Il. corner 81 aud shipe, SITS
Druggists.
II, Il. Bringhurst, III Market II.
Florists.
ratnall Co. Delaware Avenue and jefferson 81
General Insurance Agents.
Thomas I. Plummer. Ia Market st.
Muolley Van Trump. $40 Market st
Gents Furnishing Goods
uhas. 5. Morgan iia Market street
,lDhn p, Doushien 40 Market 81.
Hats. Caps. Ac
Geo 4. WAlraven, A. Market street
tnas l., nubcll, , East d II.
Hardware
James A Bro ~ Market 81.
Iron and steel
WIN Groen Co. s l.. eorutr ID aud shipie, st.
Livery Stables
Patrick Holland $ ". corner Front aud Orange
l.oohing-,;las-e- and Frames
Flwuod poane, 10 west sth
!. McAiouagls. ID aud Ming sits
Merchant Tniior-
Ueo GNucrt II +. sth 81.
John H. Muhlhaus.n. slh King 81
Samuel Milior, Ir. lu9 Market st,
Paper Hancings. Shades. So
john X Holt @Sl Market street
keni Estate Agents
| Eyaus rcnnington. Almonds Rdg., -tL a.i Ma.tsS
| VI. NJ t'hild y "a. 4 west ith st.
J II Frazer, II and SIMPLIFY sts
| Mni Rtgunlis 4 Ca, ~ Market st
| WIN. Met anlley Co, tss Market st.
| Restaurant md billiard Room
Joseph fnllmer. jnl and 55 Market At
| sewing Machines
Grover Baker Sewing Machine Co, b.r King
Now American Sewing Machine sls Market 81.
| Indcrtnker-
| Thomas j, GILES, ~ SIMPLE, 81.
| X. ). Young llu West Tenth street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
tsuu rsr,ts IN IiilnsI..

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

IarowrASr NoricE. After January ist, 1870, the
pauy CoNMssciA A. will he sent 10 subscribers, free
~ ,,siage to any Post once in New Castle county
nj ~ % per amman and At the same rate Tor three
iuonths. 10 Post oti,ccs outside of the county II
viii be sent at the rate Of saoo per YEAR and 81 AZ
por quarter. The postage viii be prepaid by the
publishers
Tux DkLAw Ass rsinuSs, the weekly edition OF
lne CuasERci,l. will bo sent To subscribers TO any
rost once in the United states, AT Sa.uo per year
.ue postage hclug prepaid hy the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

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Spffial Autifss

NNw YORK oAr MkAl-
kuual 10 the Scotch and only halt the pll,e.
SOLD ny
D. T. SuoEMNkkk
PhAkM Atlsls
nuys-tf s,u Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

Cholera and Diarrhua Mixtu
Cures fdlArrhna, dysentery, cholera morbus,
cramp, pain, etc. Price 70 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front AMI West sts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
Improved 'Troninicr.
HA..l.I, =. u 80 ~ N

To those who wish the uonrishng properties of
Ale, Brcr. ot farter. hut who cannot take them on
sccount II the alcohol which they contain, we re-
couiniepd the lmprtNed Extract ot Malt whIch con
tains In concentrated form all the nourshinent VI
malt ,iaGors Mlthout Their stimulating effects Sold
Ivy
BA e. SnoHMAkHR.
rHtRN tCiSfS,
uu,g-u si9 Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

n. BRINGHuRST \ co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
tOrner sixth ami Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

GrOAyeuor's Improved HettkaouNA
Plaster
tapsicnm Plaster.
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Sheds.
ST. vinreut's Arrnw hoOl,
Bowers Glyueline,
turned Wood boxes,
Nelson's Gelatine,
Concentrated GlyVerlnc,
Schrrings Choral hydrate
Tin Scidlitz Boxes,
star Mills Paper,
fllteriug Paper,
French Mustard flasters,
Enurvesclng Granular Salts, (keaSbey Matiisousl
B a Cs Sugar coated Pms ami Granules,
Alcock's Porous flasters,
Molers Cod Liver Oh.
Vinegar Bitters,
nulloway's Worm Confeetiuns,
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
plantens Capsules,
1afrants Seltxer Apertent,
HensHey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial rroches,
Yankee shaving soap,
Scheders pepsins,
Lows Llniment.
Supplied 10 Tie trade a, the lowest market rates
by
H. BRINGuuRST \ co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
,Nrner sixth ami Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01

PUBLISHKD ErKRr AFTERNOON. tsundays
sspte,i,) al the COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Soufh-'rcsf
corner FiJrA and Market Streets. Neo snfs a copy.
Ten ceafs ,reek DEiIvsRrn fRSs BY carriers
thro,.oAow hs eity. The COMMERCIAL ria be sent By
mad 10 any R,sf oNce IN Asio Cnss County at $500
W., annu; s,.sb for months; 10 cents per Wonfh !
/. fnsi oe.ss outside OF Nep Clsfe eounfy. saho per
annuun; si.so for thrrr monihs; 10 cents per month
ras pusLisnsRs rssrAy POSTAGE IN all eas's
COMMERCIAL l. STka " PRINTING ROOMS, pro
s,,is,i pi rsi-ss machinery and slf!ifu 'Hortmei',
for .reetfYl Book. oh ant MsrMntile Printing ~ all
Descriptions at prices hrio~ the adfa9 frinting
Hotlscs of the ldr!'e rities.
psLAWARk FRIBuNk. tb"klg9 Tho fsninsuiaT
organ " Fariers and Frnif-grpir,rs. lredt tdniIs
Newspaper, puhlishei crerg Thursday iaorniH', al
f.ea Dollars u ysar, rosrAie raerAin ny rnS frs'
LisnRRs.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-01
Sperix. Nrtifss.

SpkGl@S 3suIIIKa.
Cholera and DiarrhUA MIX ture.
Cures idlArrncs, dysentery, cholera morbus,
cramp, pan etc. Price 70 cents per bottle.
All the above remedies prepared and sold whole
FOSTERS DRUG sToRR.
Front and West Its.
MRS. Dr. Fosters Blood Purifier.
This well known AMI thoroughly tried preparation
maintains lis reputation as a remedy unaufpase cd
for the cure OF blood aud SKIN Diseases VIZ: Tctter
riugworms, Scrofula histches, pimpcs. hollis, I'M
pufities OF the blood, etr Put up IN quart bottles
Price fl.uo each.
Oriental Pile ami Burn SaIvc.
Prepared bs Mrs Dr. Foster. An infallihle rem
edy for piles (iniernal ami externan and burns
Read the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each boN. Pr,ce 9o cents eacii
Mrs. Fosters letter SaIvc.
For letter. rngm orins ernp.ions 10 he used IN
per box.
urs Fosters Tonic BtItcrs.
'r,nic, invgoratng. Appetizer. Cures dyspepsia,
heaiarhe, nervousness. debility, fever ami ague,
ct' Put up IN quart bottles. Price, sioo tach.
Mrs Fosters Hos. Orm-IozcDgcs.
An mfable remedy for worms. Safe pleasant
and reliable. fricc 70 cents per box,
Testimony.
oheerfully give this testimony to the puhc that
Mrs. Fosters blood furiuer ami Tettur ointment
cured me:
bloS.d, IA troublesome and obstinate letter uf the
skin and swelling of the glands OF the neck. whiuh
was the occasion Of prolonged suffering and W.
pense.
/ consulted elgnt OF the most prominent physi-
clans In tue city and used then medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief. on the
contrary getting worse. TIL tnally almost despair
ing of hope, | was induced to try Mrs Fosters
Blood Purifier, which was recommended 10 me ~
turning point In my ease after using two bottles
nf the Riood puriner In cnnnettlnn with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptious dsar
peared and now am entirely and efiuutusy cured
II further information Is desired concuruins my
case cal NJ III, Residence.
,sso Clayinont Street, over i'm street Bridge.
Jordan. Tome Ale
Is Ju,l what yon want, TO strengthen the System.
under the eueryating influences OF spring. soli by
~ 4 c. SHOEMAKER
PHARMACISTS.
noySu scs Market street
w. n. Williams,
DRUGGIST.
NINTH AND MARKEr STREETS
|
phlos AND MRDtClNks
Pure, fresa, aud carefully selected for
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
oRpsRs FOR FAMILY USE.
fiksr rHR BEST QUALITY oBTAiNABl.R
Never sacrificing quality for ehsapness
sscosp -kkAsoNABl.k pRiVks
Specia. attention paid 10 compromising
PkE>, RiPrioNs GAREfUlLl AND AIOI-
kATEll.
W. X MILtlAMs Prescription store.
Curner Ninth and Market SIS.
deVl9ls Whining on. Del.
New Goods.
Al the Delaware Avenue l,rug Siu-e. Toilet And
FAutN Articles Cotuns, brushes, rerfumery. Hlle
fu"detS NV, ~ y PEI cent below the usual pT.css
". T. ALRlCllS
Apothscary.
Nis-I Snp Delaware Avenue.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-11

There is not msohs sohaaxce ffor
runaway matches in Prussia under
the recently adopted civil marriage
oct. The consent Of the father is
necessary before the wedlock ND to
the end of the young mans twenty
fifth year and the young woman's
twenty-fourth; but if the father be
dead, then the mothers is required; i;
and if neither parent be living,
that of the sponsors
An Irishman found q Govern
ment blanket, and rolling it ND,
put it under his arm and walked
of, saying: "U for Patrick and s
for McCarty; be me sowl, but this
larnin's n foine thing, as me fay
ther would say: for eff I hadn't any
edication I wouldn't have been
afther finding me blanket"
Misprints will present themselves
in other columns besides those of
newspapers. The author of tenn
perance novel who wrote Drunk
enness is folly" was Mortified to
read, drunkenness is Jolly"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-04-11

WHAT THE NATION DRINKS. The i'm
ported brandies, wines, co-dials, gin
and other spirits for the year ending
June 80, 1874 had a value, duty in
in nll to nearly 100000 gallons. The
domestic distilleries furnished in the
same year 65, 600, 900 gallons to the trade.
The breweries added 100000 barrels,
or 270, 100000 gallons of malt liquors.
The imported liquors cost the consumer
about $4,000. 900; the native liquors
cost him about $500, ,OOO,OOO and tho
malt liquors $500, 600, 900 more-n total
of little more than S4OO, 600, 900, or $40
to the head of the population. But as
the number OF those who drink is proba-
bly, not more than 5000, 900, the amount
for each is $50 per annum, S1.5O week,
70 cents day rs the average. The sum
looks large, but q ''nation of drunkards"
cannot be made on 25 cents day; con-
sequently some drinkers must get more
thnn their share.