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4 CERTAIN CURE Tor hradachc, constipatinn
"a pr,, stomach. hNtr. kidu,, Diseases weakness
Hc brnughtcns lnvisoraiing syrup 25c per bottle
ncurhble ease, solicited ant cured money returned
sample bottle circular. and advice rrc 49, Broomo st
A TrE>TION, patients DR. rKOrlN from Paris
~ Bona ~ ~ wears cAlrrlcncr, consultation 81
hl ulstaN. SKIN disorders AMI nervous debility speedily
ami Radically cared ' ~'''
Dh. SthW AZ, Bosnlc Druggist All diseases
F""' consultation lr'r !" East Nth Il, near jd Az.
D'>iN~tsb or IN smcitiy, euro rlm 4 To
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NOTICE.-MN vic. Snllia Schroeder hayin5 lcf
4 m, pea aud board, hereby notty The public lint
wal not b" responsible Tor PAY any debts that She the
SAL sophia schroeder may contract ~ ''''N
MAntn ~ 1875 JULIUS SCHROEDER
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on and after Nov II. 1877,
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= NJ
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THE OLD EsrkBLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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WANTED--Experenc hands on ladies' under.
w wear; steady work 1886 Canal. corner Greene t.
MILLER a HOFFMAN,
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SIT Q1E -KE>TICkY satc March 4;
VIZ .O%O. capital prkt, 81 ~; whole utk'f.. II
BuLlAKn 4 90. uJ7 BruAdNA,
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rrlce 90 cents per box. Sold by all druggists
They contain no opium or preparation thereof
l.. fOUGERA a co. New York
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miscellaneous.

RCTCHER'S ice box wanted , feet wide and 9 Tee,
~ long or or - ieet by call address az sth
EENTLEMEN'S ovcrcoats renovated and sealed
~ tor the sumner Naphtha Kenoyaung Works
oiii'e ~ East IAN st.
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lrra "0l#Ihs
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maze most women SHRINK rrom society--and
she is q widow, poor thing r.
Geofrey Chetwynd turned to her with q
smile.
"Lady Temple" he said, in low voice,
though every word reached Eva Dayrells
ears, "you cannot think how it warns a
mans heart to meet with woman who al
ways has kind word to say of her fellow
creatures. always feel when have been
in your society that you have done me
good" N
Lady Temples face colored with pleas
ure ,a
'It is easy to think well of the world
when it is so kind as it is to me, :" she an
swered, smiling; and then she rose to leave
the table. Il. .eEg #58E i'
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STATKMEETa,
CIRCULARS

"a .@ wa
@3. rHtfp
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we Shall meet again prooapIy; so snanT
say goodbye" and, lifting his hat and
stroking Cecil's upturned face, he sprang
down from the ledge and walked away.
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ENVELOPES,
In fact everything appartajnina "a

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tro BE coNrsuEp.l

INDUSTRY is the gift of tongues, and
makes man understood and valued In al
countries and by all nations. n"
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DFCV business you can engage in,
DHlkS l. Us to $2oper day made by any
worker of either sex, right 1t their owp 10.
alities. Particulars and samples worth $5
business. Address srINsoN d co, Portland
Maine .. ~.
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BseKs AND PAatPHLETs,

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COAL SALE

Fifty thousand tons oil scranton coal we're sold d
auction yesterday AT No. 20 Exchange place. by ords
OF the Delaware, Lsokawsnns and Western Railroad
Company. large crowd was present aud the bidding
was quite SPIRITED. There was general advance OF
IRON i've to fifteen cents per ton. No steamboat lie
was sold, but bidders crate s,xc we're informed By
auctivneer Draper that they could exchange iof
steampoal the coal ~as classified AS foows:-
Tons Tons
Grate......... To- 900 stove. 20, 900
EsR............. 10000 Chssfnut......... 6,0V0
Crate started at 50 20, out advanced rapidly 20
AZ 52 Y, st.wntcD price tue Whole lot sold. The
egg stzc was put up next, 5000 tons OF winch
s0ld Al So 10 1000 al 50 90. stove tnen
onercA, aud 11,500 toDs ofooght s. e7I, inc &c.
mainder selling 10, 81 The S0oo tons OF ches,nus
~ere sold 81 50 S71s
Tue following tsDis will show the differences In
prices ob,aned q, tho sale yesterday, ana Tor ths
Sus. Awgnsf Sale Jug safe
Grate.............e3 b2ss o. AN SO
kgg............-... % 40 Oh 3 10
stove. :. ...-....... 3 gih 400 800 -
Chss lnnI--..-- 1900. . az 22ka -
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YORK HERALD THURSDAY, 30


head per ~ with y ~ head IL head at ioe
rsasa at H. ars sM from
tbs p 'ins So head corn fed At Se asc per bweshis
s,ss per iS weigh. * 81 steer. per ID.
% sss IT, on per head on Is h.. si' sos
: &C. S;rf 81 E: : 9S. 'ls
direct the plains. 10 head ec ID. 43 head
skc per - weight ~ cwt
ham soa i42 Ohio sheep. weigh. isisoiOs 4sse
ps. aSs SsS Ohio ii's Sheep
II 70 sssss .arsp s.' a. sSq q s s PIE
lambs. weight 1870 lbs, at &c. psre Ka.s Pidcoct
ise 5' Srna n .ss ssesD rssat 'G
ioS Ohio .asep. weigh. s,aao lbs; at 4s4s per q
LIS sss v-s.. .sa' a ssss'
ci ,: :A.s lsOss = ~ 81 ;T
Ss Sheep t. s 81 ri 4 srss sS
sheep weight lsl lbs pr head ac per H. ia ono
s$: as: 3 &: .sa head s s.s s:sp ': weight
es ~ head At 4ss H.; ~ Isdans .nssD
d. Pr s a. T. 1pse :"ss
TO-: ii : ssG. head
III s1 c.nsd. lambs. .ss"s q p. per e &c per
s' - ''ss' F:ss ls0
i.mss weight 81 Pss pr head 10
ssis
Canada lambs, w.,xat 80 lbs per head at 70 9Ss+
per- r. Weight 81 10. =.
~ s.ss .%S %:. weigh y lbs per-
b ioa state ano, weigh ~ lbs q nssd :. ssc 10
included. Demand SLOW:
vEAIs cALv.sxTsse wa. taiI asIsna At current
sss per- Pc, III %s" fed CAVES ss Axe per To- v'A
Hocs-So chan % i'm the general tone OF trade: 10
State hogs live weight a4o lbs per head sold NJ u 90
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VANDERBILT AND TIE GRAND
TRUNK.
GRAND

PORTLAND TO BIZ MADE A GREAT CATTLE STA.
TIoN--A NEW LINE OF STEAMERS TO EUROPE
lFrom the PortIand Advor,isr, August 2zl
AT the Saratoga meeting OF railroad managers, On
Saturday, Mr.. Sargent, OF the Graad Trunk, stated
that all differences between his line and the New
York Central regarding 1.-Two stock transportation 10
Boston had been satisfactorily ADJUSTED, aud there
will moro hostile eompetpou, bat business
will be divd, d. Ho pledged the Grand Trunk not to
''cut under" A we'll known gentleman OF THIS CITY
says that Ia his opinion, Mr. Sargent would not have
maoe this bargain with tue roads " Mr.. Hicksoa had
not secured something advantageous to tho Grand
Trunk from Mr Vanderoiit. HIS idea was hat Mr.
Vanderbilt Of wishes 10 continue TO keep The
busn, h Of the Grand Trunk on the cnig.n Ceura.
OF when no Il the principal owner, INSTEAD Of wing
a par,ilei road built by the Grand Trunk. But
would 10 no object the Grand Trunk corporat,on
to obIige Mr. Vanderbilt 50 long as they eau bu,d
road Of their own and not be dependent upon him.
What theu could be Tho advantage IN coming to
tern.sY II Is well known that or over year
has been a pet project OF Mr. vsnderDilps 70 see .
FIRST class line oi freight ste Lsers Jung between
port Ia inis country and Ens'and. fns uans-
portstiou o. live cattle l. business s'i undcvsoped
IL VIII be rem emberod that plan was TAXED Of,
some time ago, 10 make Portland n sreat
cattle sis,ion, whence shipments could be- made
" England. Arrangements have already beoa
with tho Osdensourg Wy Mr. Wander
biII and arran gemsnts are to De desired with Tue
Grand rrunk carry all the freight OF this class fur
nisncd. rhen, with the great advantage OF a non
frecz'pg hsruor at Portland, accommodating stsamers
all year round and with excellent wpsri facilities.
Tree port aud wnari cnarees Mr. Vanderbilt eau
put line OF foar to SIX large freight steamers Of
than 500 tous zach. ruese steamers would
nave nrst class accom- modations lor a. least sky
cabin passengcrs. and would be bttsd expressly 10
carry live CATH. with room. course, Tor otner knds
OF freight they woud be Tod py tue t~o Railroads
To the question why SIR Hugn Aiian would not nnd
sucu iins as profitable as M. Vanderbilt the ao-wer
made that I've uss cut few steamers Large enough
tuone are drst class passenger sod malt steamrs
which II would not pay TO rem tor tbis basinssa
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A Dull and Proftless Day in the
Stock Market.
GOLD STILL STEADY.
Government Bonds Firm and Quiet, States
Dull and Railways Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL 1 TO 2.
WALL STREET.

WEDNESDAY, August 28-6 P. N.
The pulse Of this MORNINGS market beat with all
the isebsnsss and irreguarsy Of the halt pre-
csding days, and speculative life sank very low
sbb Indeed. much longer continuance OF the exist
ing financial marasmus bids fair 10 kill speculation
outright and to leave the sorrowing broker the
sole and painful task OF hanging a hatch ment over
the portals of the Stock Exchange and inscribing
sMic jacet' upon the Board floor where stocks,
tamiiariy called 'aeuve. have come 10 their spocu
lative end Judged by their comatoss state they
were certainly moribund today. Signs OF lie were
as few rs are 10 be dscsrned III the existence OF
blue point OYSTER and dealings were as festive as
funeral single half per cent would be fair
allowance for the fluctuations which Tell TO the lot
OF tho most active stocks, and even this was lost,
(so far as It suggested any mprovement during The
last hours OF the day. Almost without exception
closing prices proved to be the lowest ones, the frac
tonai advance referred turnog out to be nothing
better than u vain and feeting show. Nevertheless,
tho market may be described as passaby firm, consd
sring pressure OF an inactivity. which never makes
higher prices but frequently produces lower ones,
than IL did to-day. There was q shortiived activity
In the coul due to the few cents additional
per ton received at the Delaware and Lackawsnns
coal sale; ADVANCE Of u per cent In Central and
Hudson, which carried the price to liz, and sympa-
thetc Improvement in tho Of the list
which added some paltry eighths aSd quarters
to opening prices. The improvement was lost,
however, nearly as soon as 1t was made,
the reaction bsing particularly observable in the St.
Paul preferred shares. which sgnasd out the
only serious point Of attack during the day, and were
sold down ~ per cent IN final dealings. The deaf
dumb pol,cv OF the directors in neither hearng
the complaints Of stooku holders nor lmparting such
Information Is Justly their due. ia being reflected
in weakness of the stock and in The reluctance Of
operators touch it for the bull account. And in
this TACT there is wrinkle for the Metropolitan Rail-
road managers, who arc following the same course,
but who still expect the public TO ''put up" tor thor
mortgage loan in face Of the 'shuI up" policy which
refuses all explanation TO tho Tor its
and the disposition Of the proceeds
RANGE OF FLUCTUAToN.
Following are tho opening. highest ana lowest
prices OF stocks to-day, with the closing quotations.
Open. HiQh. Loiu. -Closina=
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Bgsves Trade ON this forenoon steady mod.
crate run At r: ". several herls we're ,ti unsod.
rs,ee. ranged issm 7s JOE per iS weights AZ c@,
ss ewt from "a lbs. % los has been allow ID net,
yards Of horned cattle sales oiows; 232 Ken
lucky steers at Toe lossc per b., eight 81 ~
ste sc per weight 90 csI illinois steers
81 sIse per To- 81 per hssi wet, ht "a i7e
81 Illinois steers stsl.c Toe. pei To-. weight * VT.
Coon A. ompson sold Tor Rankin A Thompson 80 Illinois
s%a a. oc per S WITH = o the as head
iOIsc per 10. weights owt IN ewt Tor selves
Cay l .sa os ss sa. s.s 90 a.
Toe oe Prr H. seEa, -, ss a. % lead a. iote per
steers At D. POI To- with 81 on per hea. weight ga
rs kentacky s.sers II mead at IOe per To-, with of
is. weights e~s ewes sc With 'V1a' head pad
that weighed $40 gross per dress net
man Xfart 81 KsnsSssy steers At o., iS,,e per Io
.e.n, ewt.; Tor . Brown. ~ KeaIGesy s!eers sc
s,esrs Z. sl.c i5,ss per To- wssh.. evil. cwt ior
q smit6, 10 Onlo steers at lU per ID weisht sIs
4 4 s.sa ss Sc ~ pc. T' head Sc per
Morris IL Colorado steers Al sc per O weighs cw s3
uasrosss ste re- hesa he pr To- - head q, Sc
cattle, part uhsrose at sac asc per lb weight
"a cwt ID Wmxei sold Tor Waixs siieitcn 80 Color.
Is head a. Ole psr 10 81 ewt 5s cwt; 10
Tex drec, from the Plalns3o head al sc. peri
cwt Tor A. LondhsImsr, 3S Virginia tesrs.
fed, q. De pr ID vita on per .ssd, wei b. b,
Colorado steers Al $40 per 10 weight "a ewt Al Texan
steers. direct the Psips-i. ID AZ he p, ID.
per head % head ana IS on head weighs. tx cw,
5c~t a. wsstneiIn s,d tor s~ope 90. 20 assouri
GsssSsss Sc "a 's s %. ss'A Sc. .ss Ell os
steer. at s.s' per TO- weight "a e-t; 81
vsss s .sd sor ss 90 ss.
sess-5S head ~ vj<a pr w. vth $40 on ~ hssdi IL
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ECOND CALL p. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: 1-l6C. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAr FIRM-CoRN
FlRMER-oATs LowER-PORK DULL-iARD
UNCHANGED-wHIsKEY FIRM-pETRoLEUM
QUIET oils QUIET SPIRITS TURPENTINE
HIGHER-RosIN sTEADY-CoFFEE FIRM-
SUGAR FIRM
WEDNESDAY,, August 2S-6 P. n.
Business moderate to-aay, save In q lew arti-
eles OF merchandise. On 'Cnange -four was quiet
Wheat quiet, but Arm. Corn nrmer.
Oats duh aud lower Whsksy firmly held.
Pork dull Lard without decided change, but Arm.
Cotton spot arm aud Lice. higher futures
closed steady. Coffee and sugar were firm. Rosr
was steady. Spirits turpentne higher Oils and
petroleum were quiet.
CoYYEE.-The market Tor RIO was quiet but firm !;
1900 bags Rlo ex ~ emo Broho, was Withdrawn from
stock. The market for mild coffee was dull The
business for the week q summed up ioilows:-95s
bagsMaracaibo, l224 do. Laguayra $50 do savanilia
S25 do Mexican, IT'S do. Aagostura and SO do. ia
maica, sold In lots Tor consumption within our range
4,2s3 do. 1T. Domingo, in transit TO Europe. The
stock mid coffee first hands 5s77 mats Singapore
and 1855 bags incudin< 6s7s bags Maracaibo 1851
do Laguayrs, 500 do Jamaica 1859 Costa R,ca 6ss
do Mexican 594 do. Angosturs and 5.Os5 do savxnia
We uuote - Ordinary caryoes l4i<c 1876 fair do
l6ac. good do. lie prime do, Ike IKE extreme
range for lots l4a. 1oc Santos. fair good, Ice.
l6nc gold. 80 days; Java. bags 23c 24c
do grass mats. $50 40. Sin sapors, lee l7c Cey
u i61sc; Jamaica, l4c lo1sc 81 Dom ngo I21c. n
Mclean. iSs lie ascasssr i7c isc A%sossae.
isc lie sas.nls. I3c. I9sc. Curacoa is,sc i5c
rh.r Future: opened =, about ys.serd.y. cI.ing
the day OF IRON to points months below August,
which option $50" AZ point, lover To.asys closing
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The total number OF shares reported sold at tho
Stock Exchange to-day was 6S 929, embracing Del
aware anu HUDSON, 10; Western Union, 2775 Pac &c
MAIL $50; New York Central aud HudsoG River j, $685.
Lake shore. IL, Az; Merris aud Essex, LOO; Noru
western, 1850; do preferred, $50; ST. Paul. g. 500;
do preferred, Z030; Delaware, Lackawaaaa aud West
err, 1855; Erie Railway, 1900; Haup,ba aud si.
Joseph, 42O; do preferred, 400; Micnigau Central,
2lU0 Wabash Railroad, 15UU; &c tral Of Now Jersey
$50; ONO apu Mississippi, ESQ., Union Pacific, 2,sOO
Rock isi~nd, roo; Quicksilver preierted, 4ld
Money call loaned at 10 per cent, according to
collateral Prime mercantile paper rated AT az TO ~.
per cent The following were ID yates OF exchange
New York at the aforementioned cities io-day -
Savannah. buying y, selling Il premium; Charleston
y discount y premium; New Orleans numerical
20 cents discount. and Boston par
GOLD MARKET.
Gold sold dull AMI at 1909 throughout Borrowing
rates 10 per cent.
FOREIGN
London advces reported cousois x Y higher a.,
she opening, but the improvement lost at the
close, whcr the qaotations o4l. u 9ia Tor
money and 9lx Tor the account. United States bouds
opened u shaae easier, but subsequently advanced
Xxx per cent Ere advanced u, to IL, aud pre-
ferrsd per cent, to 32Js, Pennsylvania Tell on to
32ls, md recovered to 32k Bar silver quoted as
b2xd. psr ounce. The Bank OF England gained
9s 90 bulnon 10 day ON balance AZ Parts rentss al
vanoeu SOC, to 1874 rye.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

GOVERNMENT
There was very little demand for government
bonds. and they closed quiet at the following quota
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STATE BONDS.

State bonds at the Board dull, the only sales
and District Of Columbia 65s At S0-a decline OF r.
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BY order OF trustees
shares Metropolitan Gaslight Company, 500 each,
$780,
$120 Metropolitan Gaslight Company scrip, 1o2k.
For account Of whom II may couccrn.
70 shares Sale Deposit Company Of New YORK, $25
each, ll2H u 49,
5000 shares Bertha and Edith Gold Mining Com
pany (nypotheca,edb $40 each, 5k cents per snare
81, 900 IhiId Avenue Railroad Company seven per
registered bonds, due 1890; interest January aud
July, 90
So 900 Central Trust Company certificates OF de-.
post Tor DsnviIle Urbana, Bloomington and Pekin
Rairo ID first mortgage bonds, OCTOBER 1874. cou-
poDs on, 33JI.
S.. 900 Central Trust Company certificates of de-
pos, ior Indianapolis, Bloomington ana West Rail-
road drst mortgage bonus, October 1874, coupons
on, %
4 shares municipal Gaslght Company. OF New
York, 500 each, Oh.
80 snarss Duplex Gas Saving and Eariching Ma
CHI no Company (ny po. hecaIei). 500, Tor S35
n 100 shares Minnesota ana Milwaukee Railroad
Stock issued lieu Lacrosse aud Milwaukee tbird
mortgage bonds tnypothecatedL Tor $Zo
10 shares Second Avenue Railroad Company, 500
each, 90
20 shares Phoenix Fire Insurance Company, OF
Brooklyn, $50 eacu, lis.
40 shares Atlantic Insurance Company, $50 each,
100
10 shares Atlantic Insurance Company, $50 EACH
100