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49,. An ,,,. GALvxroS. July II. 1877
Exports coastwisc Al. Sales 20 stocx 10 as '
NEw ORLEANS July H. 1877
Cotton firm. middiing. Ike: low midaiins Iuz.r
good ordinary 1Ostc. Net receipts 2Hj bales rose
Exports 10 Great Britain sos. ssos 500 stock
1850. 1855
Cotton-Nothing doing; middhng, HE low miadi,nr
l0ysc good ordinary. lpc Net receipts bales x,
ports coastwisc, $50. stock, 1900 -
-, SAVANNA. July II, 1877
ordinary, lO1c Net receipts 100 bales; grss i47 ks
ports cosstwise 524 Sales. ~, stock, 1851
- CHARLEsroK July ~, 1877
Cotton firm, mdding. IKE: low miadlns IiLc
good ordinary. loAc Net receipts bales sales 200
otock, $500.
WILMINGTON, n. c., July H. 1877
Spirits Of turpentine steady 2SI4c Rosin quiet and
seaoy at 81 IS for strained Crude turpentins steady s
At 81 IS.
oswEGo. July H. 1877
Flour steady; No spring quoted IS rs 50 2s am.
double extra $40 $40 75 concessions ~ ade on ou
side quot ations sales 900 bbs Wheat ,cnrce sprne
higher; No. Milwaukee club, IL 10; whte Michi
saes OF No. Illinois 5Sc.. Corn aud me,d nm
changed Canai ireights unchanged. Lake receipts
Lumber, s53uOO ieet Csn. sipments-Lunber go 600
feet Flour shipped by rail- 2lU0 bbs
BUFFALO. July ID. 1877
Flour quiet and unchanged; sales 400 bbls Wheat dn
and Domina u ut supply mliers are making light in
quirics sales, 400 bunss No. Duluth private
Jcan kentucky, W arrive az ~ TO- ears No M
No. offered 53isc cash 60 bid, 10 arrive;
sales 5;c 53sc. asked. July sales 5000 cushcis rs
531tc, last halt July; o3,sc hid 5324c asked, August
asked, septsmber; No Chicago whesI 81 IL bid 81 "a
asked septemSsr; Ne Milwaukee wheat 81 ~ bid 81 ~
asksd. ssptsmbse Bsisrs sasssiss 1900 bushels corn
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HATS OFF!

John Bayern, OF No. Greenwich street, is a Ger
man who loves beer. Saturday oight be induiged IN
his avore beverage to such extent that he became
exuberantly Jolly, and proinenadng Battery Park he
amused hmself by knocking of the hats Of the citizens
upon the benches enjoying the brsezcs tho
Bay. Alter time no met with John Thomas,
OF No. 3l3 Washington street, who had apprc-
citation OF fun just then, and IN sury way
fused to be uncovered in the presence OF Bayern.
The latter insisted upon his dong, and Thomas called
upon officer, who locked up the festive Teuon Tor
tho night. Yesterday morning Justice Ottcrbourg,
before whom he wns arfaigned ut the Tonbs, took n
serious view OF tho case, ana instead OF holding him
Tor disordcrly cOuduct, committed him $500
bail answer charge OF highway robbery His Honor
fearing that ohm lhomas would not be hand to pros
ccutc when the time should arrive, committed HIM to
the House OF Detention for Witnesses in default OF 5000
bail As he left tho court room In charge OF Ulcer
he muttorcd WELL this Is satslacton by ---l l
wish had lot him take my whole SUIT. "
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ANDY JOHNSON'S HAT.

"Good morning Andy johnson, :" said Judge wandell
yesterday to colorcd sailor, who stood grnning and
chuckling before the bench.
GOOD morning, sub"
"fou have occn having good time since you were
ashore The officer says you very drunk last
nignt How's thal?r
III dunno fah Pm shuah de oficer knows bettcr dan
me- doant member nuthn.n
whats that you have your hand, Andyfr
asked the Judge.
"DMs my hat, sahin and tho prisoner bcld up
sh SILK hat which conportcd strangely with the rest
OF hts apparel
'Put u on, SAID the Judge. Andy obeycd, laughing
all over his lace. NOW, +" SAID the Court "about ship
and sail away" Win his high hat surmou ntlng ms
broad dusky forehead the released sailor iesurely
sauntcred out Of tho court room amid The iLlsup.
nrossed laughter u The LARGO sudieaca
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:I ,4.sS @ NIL
Oats quiet: sales 81 we.!orn, arrive AZ ACE
al ss SsSs DOING
prices Other articles unchanged railroad freghts
YORK; o 'iis s s 81 ras-
200 bills wheat g. 900 bushels corn a.soo DO oats
100 bills Wheat 5000 bushels; corn $50 i4s do canal
S. $3.50 d. rs % 70
pccnts-Whes., 400 bushels; corn, tosss DO Railroad
So 100 do oats, 1900 barley. 500 do. 200
ToLfpo. July a. 1877.
Wheat quiet so.ed easier a%cs, Ms1 .s SPOT new
q s s1s .s s Il 10 81 AMOR asi4 %s1
hish mixed ed spot and July 55Nc No SPOT 5i,se;
S d unite sSss .s
S Scsp, 200 Do ss wS
Flour 200 bbs; wheat, 1900 bushsls 225ooo do
sHS S sa ssd s nsS. family old KS SO
ss Dat! &c. 's' SfS fair 9
Lard stronger; steam, &c s01e make y 90
Ss a clear ~ sss @ S 1 for
81 ts Batter steady Western i5c Ice :Cental
ees ,S lie sA f.; Asr; .s Ssss and s &
butchsrs So oo IS is; receipts Is; Shipments 40
CHICAGO, July IA. 1877
lower No chicago spring 81 AZ 81 as cash; 81 40
cas-. hr s as S;'
July; 4sc Aasast: 4s,ss, ssp.emesr rejected teac.
% sss and BARLEY
unchanged Pork unsettled but generally highsr closing
lower: - Is. cash August 50 aas. sopsemssr Bulk
& S5S Sa.ss ssi soo a. 3
i,Soo DO rys 5000 DO. barley shpmen.s-s;oo0 sbis.
dou ~ 900 bushels wheat 2ilOOO do corn. 1900 do
oats, $50 do. AGO do. barley.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-The Stock
Market Active and Strong.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
Government, State and Rail-
road Bonds.
WALL STREET,


SUNDAY, July 10, 1871
Tho opening Of last week showed continuance OF
the bull movement which had been inaugurated some
days before The oddly Of July RISE which had At
arst attracted attention from Its
was quickly converted into apprehension so tar as the
bears were concerned when found that the bulls
meant business Hence followed the very lively efforts
OF tho shorts to themselves as was manifested
during earlier days OF tho week. OF course nothing
could have potter pleased tho bulls 1t was simply
tanning the fame which they had kinded and helped
to mako things generally warm, as they desired But
tho short interest grew less, so in proportion did
the fuel give out and in order to keep speculation up
10 the boiling point recourse was had to such caorc
n could DO extracted from forced ad-
vauce-hrst In the coal stocks and next
In Western Union. Meantime no opportunity was
lost by the bulls market their holdings, though they
net with indifferent success, for the hangers-on TO
The movement imbued with the same desire. and
lhe bears had gone into mourning over their losses
and refused to be comforted with any advice to try
their luck the long side OF tho account The mar
kct having thus grown top heavy 1t did not require
much of push to upset it entirely, aud this came
Thursday in the shape Of reports that tho railway
threatening to break again and that the inter-
minable wrapgle freight charges to be
pewed. As q matter OF course general breakdown
Of PRO followed, which extended quite through the
list. However, It soon became clear that tho
week was not to be allowed to dissolve in
q food OF penitential tears, whether shed
by bears who were down their luck tor
having covered too soon, by bulls who had not sold
Ioon enough Tor like MISS Miggs in the story, the bulls
determined 70 SNAKE an effort" and in 80 doing not
pnly rallied prices, but carried quotations well up TO
The best figures of the week. BY far the most impor
liant item of interest OF tho weeks record has been the
unexpected OF the four per cent loan Subscrp
lions already to $50 ooO ana It Is not
improbable that $1O 600 900 will be added before
the lists close tomorrow. Whio this oagerness to
absorb the loan is highly aaerng to the credit OF the
country is about the worst possible index to the WIDE
spread depression which exists in business circles
TRANSACTIONS TIE WEEK.
The following table represents the opening highest
and lowest sales, regular way Of the principal stocks
during the past weok, together with the number OF
shares dealt int
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"IN SELF-DEFENCE."

III shot him in self defence" said Charles Mason 10
officer Hardsrove OF tho Fourth precinct, when the
latter met him 10 Pearl street on Saturday night and
asked him to for his excited and gem
cral "hghuDg' appearance. fbc 'him' referred To
proved w be James Burke, OF No AZ Pearl street. Ito
was ut once conveyed 70 the Chambers street Hospi.
tai, where his wound was pronounced 10 DO slight
Mason was committed cr trial by Justice Oterbourg,
at tho TOmbs. Yesterday,
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THE RIFLE IN CONNECTICUT.
RESULT OF THE CONTEST FOR THE CHAMPION
SHIP BADGES OF 1877

The semi monthy match OF tho Connecticut Ride
Association occurred to-day al the socsty's range
this place. The attendance large. nor u
expected 10 DO at this OF the year. whom so
many Of the members are seeking recreation on tho
shore have He'd TO the mountains for OF
rest and quiet The shooting was conducted strictly
according the rules OF the association which the
same as those governing al Creedmoor The day was
fair Tor good work, except that during the rst part Of
the match uncertain and times strong wind
swept across the range from left 10 right
In tie afternoon the wind less strong. but
tinued 10 be variable and perpexing. The match to-
day was determine the ownership OF champion
ship badges tor 1877 description OF which. together
with the conditions OF ownership, was recently gwen
~ the HERALD As will be tho live hundred yards
badge was won ny j. l.. Woodbridge, OF Manchester,
he having made the Dcst score The long range badge
was won by Frederick Vessel, OF New Britain. Each
Of these badges becomes the property OF that member
of the ociation who may be fortunate a. win
IL three tinles. Inc scores are follows
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M'ROBERTs' OFFER 10 SETTLE.

II appears that the firm of Turner Brothers. bankers,
who tho time OF their failure had about 900 OF
tho funds OF Richmond county deposited with them by
County Treasurer McRobers for tho payment OF
coupons county bonds have not made the
amount good to McRobcIts IN money but have turned
over 10 hun ccrtain securities 10 tue nominal amount
OF i3j 600, winch may or may not be avaiaDc IN
course OF timc II theec securities which McRoOerts'
surctcs propose to turn over to the Board OF So
pervsors IN cancellation OF that portion Of his alleged
Indebtedness " understood that tue former Board OF
SUPERVISORS knew OF this deposit with Turner Brothers
NJ the time IL was made, aud approved OF IT,
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A CLERK WANTED.

On Tuesday last Mr.. Henry T. Bennett. cotton
broker, of No. 100 Pearl street, being himself sick
the time at hts residence No. 232 East Eighteenth
street. gave TO his clerk J. s. Kcarncy, check for
$3.50 with which to meet draft which coming
due. Tho check drawn to bearer, ana young
Kcarncy collected the money ana has not been
seen. As he IS native OF Englpnd IT Is thought that
he has gone thithcr. Hcrctoor. he has always borne
a good reputation aud been considered very faithful.
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AN OBSTINATE DRUNK.

Cornelius Sullivan arrested by ratromsn Cullen,
OF the Third precinct Brooklyn yesterday, charge
OF being drunk and dsordory ON Luqueer street. On
the way tho station house he assaulted the officer
who retaaied by striking him on the head with
club, Innctng severe scalp wound which was dressed
by tue ambulance surgeon.
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SOUTH BRooKLYN MIDNIGHT DIsruRBERs.
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Captain Loavey, Of the Third precinct South Brook
iyn, could ger whole neighborhood 70 thank him by
instructips his men 10 dispense gang OF drunken
loRfors in Sackett street. between Hicks and Henry
streets who throw empty beer barrels the
walk and annoy the people In that part OF the night
when they should have rest.
CONSTANT READER
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A WOMAN'S STRIKE.

John scully, OF No 5S1 FIRST avenue was struck
over tho eye with his wIfc's umbrella tho 18th He
made complaint against hor in the Fifty seventh Street
Court yesterday She had long list OF sorrows
which the Justice listened TO for some mo and then
held her ~ $500 bail Among other things ciaitncd
mat her husband had gwen her only $40 weeks
oh biu
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BASEBALL.

Tho League championship contests during the past
week occurred in the Western oiteR Summing up
tho results show the Boston club at the head OF the
column the Louisville club second: the Hartford and
St Louis, having each won Is, would seem to be
even but according TO the League rules tho Hartford
club leads having lost less than did the ST. Louis
club A. present, with tho Chicago club ranking next
TO the lowest there is not very bright prospect
the cham pionship remain In Chicago over another
winter. The following shows exactly the position of
Ii. oluh.-
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DRIsCoLL's WOUNDS.

Cornelius Drscoll. "a Englishman. residing with I'm
mother, ut No. 35l Pearl street, Was found lying un
conscious tho sidewalk IN trout OF No 10 Roosevelt
street, with three cuis the buck OF his head
ana one OH his neck These apparently inflicted
by some sharp instrument DriscoI was takon 10 be
Chambers street Hospital. but lar gone IN liquor
that ne was unable 10 make any statement The doc
tors could not determine whether the wounds were
dangerous or not owing to the mans unconscious
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AN UNSAFE RAILROAD Badge.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The long wooden bridge tho nackcnsack, on
the Newark aud New York Railroad New Jersey Gen.
trsl Rsslroadl, 10 partly In very unsafe condition,
the wood in many places being rotten, some OF
tho secpers not than three inches vide and ono
and half and two feet apart aud many others
wish that the company would give orders have It
Repaired cso there surely will DO accident before
long, as tho always crowded. especially In
summer timo. and the trains run over It very fast
There also dangerous place East Ferry street
station. -FOUR YEARS. COMMUTER,
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KICKED TO DEATH.

Andrew Reinha-t, man sixty years OF age, ven
turcd too near vicious horse in the Eighth Avenue
Railroad stables, Fiitieth street. yesterday
ing, ana received a kick In the head, killing in
stsnily The body WAS takou 10 his home. No. 4c2
West Forty ninth street
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WHY THE DEATH RATE rs so HIGH.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
am glad 'Observer'' has complained OF the choked
culverts. The tho cornor OF Fortieth street
aud Eighth avenue has boon choked long time aud
Is az he gays, disgrace to the city Scarlet has
prevailed and other complaints resulting from It
aud both my children have been suffering long time
on account OF IT. and my bill Tor Doctors visits and
medicines s more than | can afford. think some
thing ought 10 be DONE live OH that block RIP
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Fine silver bars, 81 Tx a 81 lss4 por ounce
American silver, z discount 10 u discount in cur
rcncy.
Fine gold bars par to 4 per cent premium on the
mint value.
GOVERNMENT
There has been little doing In government bonds,
except in the new four per cents, In which there are
, large number OF small investors.
The range In prices since January l. 1877, and the
amount OF each class OF bonds outstanding July l,
1877, were az iollows:.-
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FonTY-sEcoNp STREET PAVEMENT.

To THE EDITOR or THE HRRALD-
Tho editorial In Saturdays HERALD in reference 10
pavements ,mpels call attention to the frightul
condition OF Forty-secoud street, from DR.. Tyng's
church to tho Grand Central Depot That Is ono Of
the great thoroughfares Of the city, yet, speaking
with perfect accuracy, It's deep ruts loose cobble
teriy disgraceiu as q pavement DR.. Tyns's parish
toner's are intelligent and opuient, ana sh oud no
there IL between their temporal ana their spiritual
ways II 10 tho cause OF general discomfort ana much
blasphemy. x
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

GNorE-Lettcrs intended for this column must be
accompanied BY tho writer's full name and address 10
insure attention. Compliments who unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time writing
Write on only one side Of tho papsr-Ep HSRALnl
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POST NO BILLS.

To TUX EplroR rug HERALp:--
We wish TO ask IL there Is not law prohibiting per.
sons from posting bills advertising on iencesg IN
Fiitieth street., between Ninth and Tenth avenues,
there Is new fence with several signs, post No
bs, but the billposers do not seem 10 pay any at
tentien 10 lhcm. I.
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DIED FROM CRAMPS.

A. snobel, aged hity years, having no home, was
found IN the street yesterday morning. 1t the corner
of Fy-lith street aud First avenue, suffering with
cramps. lie taken 10 the Nineteenth precinct
station and died In ten minutes thereafter His body
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A BArliER INJURED.

George lhrg was bathing the river ut the foot Of
Bridge street, Brooklyn, yesterday, when he was
crushed between the dock and vessel lying there
she time ana seriously injured He was 70 hs
Lona Island College Asspitak
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.

To THE EDITOR or TIE HERALD
"The LORD helps those who help themselves" is an
ola which SHOULD dcep into the brains those
having the management ofthe New York Elevated Rail
road The undersigned reached this city last Friday
evening about eleven O'Clock from Coney Island was
oil immense throng VINO would gladly have flled
q tram II thoy could have obtained one; thcy were
forced from necessity 10 parr0nixe horse cars
the avowcd ices OF rapid transit Please invite the su-
perintsndcnt oil the Elevated road to pay visit to
Concy Island Rockawny aud return after nine p.
and botore midnight and his surprise will be great 10
IND how large the Of patronage no dvcrts from
hts road and into the hands OF his by his fail
TO accommodate the numerous excursionsts during
the two month"; Let train be run each hair
hour atter eight 4. N. until midnight and II will pay
tho road handsomely and mako II moro popular with
tho masses than II now Is. W. +. c.
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FIFrY-rIFrH STREET RowpIEs.

TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD
desire TO call the attention OF the police TO the gang
OF young rowdies who meet Inc southwest corner
OF Fifty dth md Third and insult young
girls who pass that way. Sometimes thcy stop and
compel them 10 speak 10 them AN OBSERVER
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FATAL FALL.

Dennis Donovan, laDorer, fell from tho third story
WINDOW OF bis residence No. 96 Wooster street. on
Saturday, ana was instantly killed.
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YACHTING NOTE.

The yacht Triton, SY.C., Mr.. q. A. rhayer, from
Newport, passed the HERALD telegraph station At
Whitestone yesterday afternoon for Now York.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

RoLLAxp-CLirFoRp. BY the Rev. J. n. Edmunds
ANDREW J. ROLAND LiLLIK T. CLIFyoRD, daughtei
OF Richard d. and Jennie E. Clifford, both Of Harlem
No cards
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRovIpxscE July IA. 1877
The printing cloths market closed Quot holders OF stand
ard and extra 64x64 asking 40 cash. buyers offering 4c
salcs VI the week. 81 $50 Prices mostly ut 4c, cash.
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40 THE EDITOR OF THE hkhALD:-
Please call the attention Of the police 10 q set OF
loacrs who assemble the southeast Of Fourth
aud avenue and arc constantly insulting laaies
who have " pass there AN lNSULTED LADY.
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The excellent playing OF tho clubs belonging to tho
Association draws special attention to
their championship record. Tho following gives II in
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ANSWER.
TEN HIGHER.

To TIE EpIroR o9 THE HERALD:--
In the compliant Book" Saturday, "Ciinton
Place" states That barrels have stood IN front OF No
"thirtccn' (l3) Bedford street, &c He must s'scer
that 'thirtccn" and go ten higher, and make II
twenty three t23), and tnen be will be right
OWNER n
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To ruu Ep,roR or the nnxALp:-

To TIM EDITOR THE HExALp:-
desire to Gull the attention oil the Board of Health
to the condition Of the gutter the side OF Crosby
street. IRON Broomc to Prince street. The Italians
appear survive II, but II Is exceedingly offensive
the riders the cars The gutter ~ covered with a
thick green slime, which is quito deep In some spots
owing TO the horrible condition OF the pavement A
hydrant turned on for q while would temporarily
cleanse IL Brady.
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Great interest s manifested In this city and Brooklyn
the result Of tho amateur championship. The
following shows what has lhus tar been dons-
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The closing prices OF securities In London have been

Louisanas have been among The most active state
bonds. and quoted ut about 70 .9,S.
Alabama consols, class "A, have been rather strong
1t Az 49, The Alabama and Chattanooga indorsed
bonds will be exchanged for bonds class
&C" at Montgomery. South Carolina consoIs are
neglected at 6sh q 69h, as the investigating board
will not send sub-com mittee to this city, but will
meet in Columbia, 5. O., August1, to examine tho
consol bonds. Virginia consos have been weak, and
huctuated from ~ to S. closing about &C. this move
ment being based ON tho letter OF General Malone.
who seeking tho position Of candidate Tor Governor
and advocates ''adJustment' OF the debt, which
Is usually popular with many OF the lower classes.
Railroad bonds have been more active and generally
stronger an improved demand Tho Stock Board
lists show considerably heavier Sales and the demand
for reinvostncnt OF July Interest and dividends is
doubtedly ono OF the principal causes tor tho i'm
provement.
Closing prices OF leading State and railroad bonds
for three weeks past and the range since January l.
1877 have been follows
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HOW TO BREAK UP THE sw1LL MILK TRAFFrc.
To EDITOR OF THE HKRALp:-
Is II not possible 10 bring bear moral force that
will efeotually break up tho swi milk trainer Let
the Board OF Health TOR small issue license to
every dealor this license 10 DO put up In conspcu-
place 10 their stores and every milk wagon and
then lot the caution tho public TO trade with
any par ties who are willing 10 procure and exhibit
their license. This Will afford an opportunity to the
Board Of Health to inspect the stables Of all parties
supplying tue city witt milk and will eventually crowd
out not only The swi milk dealers, but dishonest
dealers Of every KIND uso the word diccnsc but of
course In the absence OF any legal authority tho
Board OF Health would ISSUE a certificate dealer
stating that the milk according to the standard
and that he had conormed TO the requirements of tho
Board OF Health. MORAL FORCE
To ruE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Monroe street, between Catbarine and Market Streets
Is in exceedingly filthy condition and has not been
swept tor a long time. J. M
To THE EDITOR HgRALp-
The cutters on tho wcst side OF Sixth avenue, bc-
tween Twenty third aud Twenty streets arc IN
q very filthy condition. Many OF tho culverts arc
stopped up so that the recent heavy unable
do what tho street sweepcrs often forget
clean them LONG SUFFERING.