The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1874, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1874.-W ITH SUPPLEMENT. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, (CONTINUED FROM BIGHTH PAGE.) tion laws will not be tried to-day, as was originally proposed. The following are.the names of the in- #pectors and the offences charged against them :— Patrick Barry was inspector of the Eleventh Mleetion atstrict of the Eighteenth Assembly dis- trict, He taindicted for violation of the Election laws He had Assembly ballots behind the railing in the polling place, Which he distributed to otuer parties, notwithstanding the protests of the other in- spectora. Samuel M, Cox was inspector in the Fifth Elec- tion district of the same Assembly district. He is sharged with putting ballots in the Assembly box, Just as though he had the right to vote for all the male members of an entire Mormon family. James B, Hunt, James Murphy, Augustus A, Levy aud Levy Lippmann were also indicted for ‘violation of the Election laws. They counted ballots with the republican “endorsement” for Biglin without opening them. They also failed to count Biglin’s oppoaent’s bailots. olin E. Warren, Auurew McCabe, Adolph Robin- aon and ©, Fred Meserole were election Inspectors 4a the Seventeenth Election disurict o1 the Eightn Assembly district. They lailed to canvass the As- sembly tickets, contenting themseives by giving eee aeeen AEDS, 8; Fachtindon (democrat), 5 ‘emainder to Scherman, 1 - etn cundidase in, the republi john H. Strand, election inspector in the First Election district of the Bighteeuta Assembly dis- trict, was Indicted for increasing the number of Dallots during the process of counting. ‘the actual Vote cast in the district 1s said to have been 252, whereas 320 were returned, He 1s also charged ‘with not counting Scherman’s ballots and accept- ing votes after they were challenged. Morris Kranze was election tnspector of the Fifth Blecton district of the kighth Assembly district. He is charged with having stuiled the Assembly dailot box with tickets and chan; votes Cast for one candidate to the credit of other: Michael Foley was election inspector in the Sixth Election district of the Second Assembly district, He destroyed a “paster”? having the name of William Waish, candidate for County rk, John McCabe, Jr., was election inspector of the Seventh Election district of the First Assembly district, He reiused, illegully it is alleged, to take the vote oi Thomas Keaney. James Reagun, election inspector of the Tenth Fiection district oi the Highteenti Assembly dis- tricot, James is charged witn having ‘{mported* Nquor into the polling place auring the canvassing wf the votes. THE ERIE RAILROAD TROUBLE. An Important Decision by the Attorney General—The Dissolution of the Erie Company Threatened—The Grounds of Complaint—Serious Questions of Cor= porate Power To Be Determined. Joun C. Angell, having commenced a suit against the Erie Railway Company, his attorneys, Barrett, Redfield & Hill, submitted the amdavits ana pa- pers in the case to the inspection of the Attorney General, with @ request that he should bring an action for the dissolution of the company in the name of the people of the State. This the At. torney General declined to do upon ex parte state- ments, and suggested that notice of the applica- don should be given to the Erie Company in order to give the company a full oppo; tunity to be heard. ‘Tois was done on the 8th inst. The company ap- peared before the Attorney General by its coun- sel, ex-Judge Shipman and William M. Evarts. Mr. John S, Hull representing Mr. Angell and ex- Judge Fullerton representing the Erie Protective Committee of London, adaressed the Attorney General at lengtu, and many aflidavits were read on both sides, The Attorney General has now decided that suf- ficient {ucts are proved oy the papers presented by Mr. Angell to justify the interierence of the Attor- amey General and he will forthwith commence suit to dissolve the Erie Company. ‘The grounds ior ‘this action are, briefly, the tllegal action of the com, y, frst, in purchasing certain coal lands With a view of mining coal; second, in purchasing the capital stock of the New York, Buffalo and #rie Railroad Company; thira, in leasing the At- Jantic and Great Western Kailway, and last, in | ‘the declaration of dividends. The Attorney General is careful to say that he does not impute bad faith to the directors of the company tn committing the excess of power com- Plained of. ‘fhe following is the decision :— In the Matter of the Complaint of John C, Angell vs. The Eri way Company.—ihe complainant makes application to tLe Attorney General for leave to bring an action against the Erie Kallway Company acd its direct- ors to compel them to account for their official conduct and ( restrain them trom using or usurping powers not granted to them by the act of incorporation. in ‘ction against the road and its directors might seriously aifect the interests not only of the corporation, but of rs stockholders and creditors, the Attorney General de- | clined to act upon the uitidavits produced by the com - plainant until notice had been given to the officers of the company aud they. had an oppor- tunity to heard. Having now heard the al- lexations pro and con, and duly considered the same, the Attorney Generai is of the ‘opinion that the coin: plainant has entirely failed to sustain ius allegations of gortuption and wiltul allegations of law on the part of the officers of the company. of the members of the bourd of directors tor honesty and Integrity is too well established in the business. com- munity to warrant any suspicion that they would inten: tionally violate the law of wiltully fai! in discharging the trust imposed upon them as such directors.. And sul the Attorney General is not convinced by the able arguments of the counrel for the ‘company that it Las not wanscended in severa! respects the power which the company possesses uncer its charter and the laws ot the State. At least there is so much doubt upon the question, that he deems it best that it be settled by the courts ase of the siock of the duffalo, New York and 1 pany. upon the aildavits the charge of the complainant tha re nuronass was made in the interest of directors is wholly disproved ; but the capitan! | General finds no au- thority under th charter or elsewhere authorizing the company t purchase the stock and give the notes of the company for it The counsel for the company in the ar- Guwent predicated the authority to purchase in the pro- vision of the act of April 3. 1867. chapter 24. That act rovides a method by which a railroad company hold. fag a or railroad under lease may absorb the leased road by exchanging stock, but it gives no right to one a to pure! the stock of another company. Although It may be oubttul wheiber the Erie Railway Company is subject to the prohibition in the general railroad act, making it unlawtul for one com- any to use its funds in the purchase of stock In another corporation, yet it,comes within the general statutes of the State restricting CU aeleie to the exercise of powers expressly granted or necessary to the exercise of those powers. Second—In regard to the purchase of coal lands or stock in coal companies, another grave question arises us the power of the company. The counsel tor the com- pany iu his argument claimed to find ue power in the rie Railway Company as the successor to the Liye franchises and privileges originally granted to the Hud: son and Delaware Railroad Company, The Attorney General has not been able 10 satisty himself that the Erie Railway ect any such | authority from that source. the “power be implied. ‘As coal isan article of merchandise to be found on sale fn afl ptaces of any importance, it is not necessary for 4ne purpose of the leitimate business of the road that it should mine its own coal. ‘Third—As to the power of Great Western Railway, the Attorney found such power in the charter or ihe statutes of the State. ‘The act of 1959, chapter 2is, makes it lawful for oue poration io contract with another for the use of their respective roads; but the general power of one company to lease and take the entire management and control of the road of another corporation ts clearly not foand in this act Itisis true thet in the case of Lisher vs. New York Central and Hudson River Railroad 46 N. Y. 644, ihe Court of Appeals assumes that a contract made under that act was a lease; bat it is manifest that the question was only rat incidentally, ‘and Was not argued or carefully Conside! e road claimed to have been leased to the Erie Railroad te the road of a foreixn corporation lying ‘most of it outside the State and outside of all allegiance to the laws of this State. That a domestic corporation may lease and run a railway in another State raises « serfous question of corporate power, which should be de- termined by the courts as speedily as may be. ‘As to the matter of the dividends the allegation of in- tentional wrong on the part or the directors ix disproved. Still the Attorney General is not satisfied that the con- dition of the finances of the company were such as to authorize the dividends in question. if that was the only question he should not be inclined to commence proceedings for that cause alone, There are other points suggested wherein It is claimed that the company have exercised powers not possessed by it, which are not necessary to be examined now, as questions already ex- amined Are sufficient to authorize the commencement ofanaction. They may, theretore, be properly tor the courts to ‘Without an elaborate argument, but simply iving his impression, the Attorney General is of opinion fiat come of the conc the company raise se- rious questions of corporate power which should be de. termined by the coarts. ‘As the directors have acted in good faith the manage- ent of the business of the corporation may sately be f with them pending the litigation. The Attorne ment of an a ‘neral has not 2 ton, will feel it his duty to see that the pro- coedin 1 be conducted so as to occasion as litle In- convenience to the basics of the company as possible. ANIEL PRATT, Attorney General, THE MONTOLAIR RAILWAY TROUBLE. Amecting Was called and heid on Wednesday Might in Montclair for the purpose, as announced, of expressing indignation at the conduct of Mr. J: A. Pratt in stopping the running of the road in eonsequence of an unsettled claim of nis of over $5,000, Instead of expressing indignation the meeting came near indorsing Mr. Pratt, apon finding out that he was nov fighting the road for himself but for others, and for the great principle of making railroad corporations yield the point that people have some rights which they are bound bo big hy Resolutions were oifered condemn- ing Mr. Pratt, but were tabied. He made & lengthy statement, simiiar to shat al- ready published in the HeraLp, The meet- in resulted in a committee of three bein; Appointed to “investigate the matter ani endeavor to put the road in operation as soon a8 ossible.”” D, N. Ropes, R. B. Ferris and A. A. Chit inden are the committe INDEPENDENT JOURNALISM. [From the Washington Republican.] The HERALD is really the only independent journal in the country, The papers that claim to exooueroa AKG Indeed, the high character | the company to lease the | General, in assenting to the commence: | tinental bankers, the bids being accompanied No. 2 State $4 00 a $4 with a condition tnat the bidders shall have a Gurren pee Ba 525 | Extra State.... Toa 60) “call”? on the balance for 90 days, The amount Choice State 10 a 6 25 may not be correctly stated to cach house, but the | lea Me Balan total is stated to be accurate of the Syndicate. Of ' eee aeitnin % a Ane ‘ rs or Lo. % | course this bid must be ruled out, | Round hoob Olio: rade Urands. 500 8 6 6 | Next we hear of A is Cpa Von Hoffman & Co...... +.... «sees ++ $4,000,000 | 1U0 0.0. sciyues St. Louis straight extra. 62548 700 having withdrawn their former bid. 100 Union Pac RR. | Sc Louls, choice double ext 7008 775 Phillip Speyer & Co. see 1,000,000 | 10 do. | 3 Louis, choice tamily se om ‘ i fornia asa jominal, Netter & Co...... 1,000,000 |]; Rye flour, ft ape 4500 600 | rota 16,0,000 || ouRSER Mori LEE ‘ * . uthern, supe 2475 | all of which bids are accompanied with the con- | Bonner See 12B8 oe dition that they be allowed a commission. ! Gorn mea} deste ses $8 | Again we have Corn meal, Brandy wine.. [4458 455 Y } Caloric. 1415 w 445 ports eis (sinking fund), FS | f28 435 | Parker Handy. it HBS | Sequontly prices declined about ie, per, bushel and there Musgrave & vo. 71s xe | wa: a iair business constmmated. ‘The sales toot up Bank of California 7 zt | avout 147,00) bushels, at $1 27 a $129 tor No. 2 Chicago Fourth National Bank a ae y* | epi 1,28 $1 30 ‘tor No. 2 Northwest, in store and 3.7, Cisco & Bon. 7) 200 do. ‘ t; $1 208138 for Nod Milwaukee spring, closin Pe Ocleatere 7134 1000, ¢ & 1 ORR’ the inside price; $1 No. Lapring, $1 . gate. 10:15 and 11:30 @ $1 44 for red and aml $1 50 tor now f sO A. white Western. Corn—The market was active and firm, has bid for $8,00,00% while there is a certainty of | SMCS As "38 eA we whites BURRS aa rye weno delta 000 'T Ly oA and were entirely nominal in value. bids, whose amount cannot be stated, from ; lp Trani Con me | “curs —Weohave very. little, to report in berth | | Drexel, Morgan & Co.; Morton, Bliss & Co., and | 300) Gal& Chic Ist m.. 10343 freignts, the market for which ruled dull, and grain was | Martin, Maas & Co,, but whether with or without | 2000 Gi West 2d m 76 taken at decidedly 1ower rates. The inquiry for tonnage | conditions cannot be known until the Secretary | Treasury travels from the capital to a watering ; Place to consult his chief. at 2 and 3 per cent on call, the average rate being 2 per cent, with prime mercantile paper selling well at 5 to 7 per cent, FORBIGN EXCHANGE was quiet but firm on the basis of 4.8734 lor New Loan. WALL STREET IRRITATED. | T24 a Thy . all wane bankers’ 60 days sterling, and 4.90 jor short sight, ng as ed with sales at 4.87 and 4.694 respectively. Conti- 0 Bx i. 8 10% nental was quiet and steady, Reichmarks, 95% | ¢) 3 BK Another Raid on Erie—The Attor- | ana vox. cables, 007 7, Prime Paris steady at | & may ’ 6.13% and 5.10%, | C ix ney General’s Opinion. pe RN ast " ah aS, Hane 08, 1 were generally quiet bat firm, The Bank of Eng. land rate of discount was unchanged at the weekly meeting to-day, remaining at 23, per cent. i iecaenereree The Markets Generally Quiet, Without COMMERCIAL REPORT. on The bullion in the Bank of England increase New Features, £148,000 during the past week; £5,000 went into | Cottom Unchanged for “Spot,” Shade the bank on balance to-day. The proportionof| Sirmer for “Future”—Flour Dull— Wheat Easier and More Active—Corn Active and Firm—Oats a Shade Firmer—Pork Decidedly Highet—Lard Firm—Groceries Steady—Freights Dult and Easier—Petroleum Steadier—Naval Stores Firm—Whiskey Higher. THURSDAY, July 23—6 P, M. Corrse.—There was a moderate inquiry for Rio, with further sales of 3,798 bags ex P. 0. Warwick on private terms, Mild coffee sold in a jobbing way, but otherwise the market was quiet and prices unchanged. The stock of codee other than Rio in first hands ts ag follows:—500 bags and 18,300 mats of Java, 8,634 mats of Singapore, 3,923 bags of Ceylon, 12,163 do. of Maracaibo, 5,440 do. ot Laguayra, 5,791 do. of Jamaica, 1,444 do. of Porto Rico, 13,229 do. of Costa Rica, 4,799 do. of Mexican, and 4,655 do. of Savanilla; total, 51,949 bags and 26,934 bank reserve to liabilities is 4734 per cent agains 44% per cent last week, The specie jin the Bank of France during the past week increased 7,570,000 france, Rentes in Paris were quoted at the close 61 francs 65 centimes. The market in London closed—Consols for money, 92%; do. for the account, 925 a 925; old '65 bonds, 109; 167" 10914 & 10944; ten-forties, 10544; mew loan, 10334 & 103% ; Erte, 3044 @ 3044." In Frank/ort bonds of '81 declined * per cent, closing 103%. GOVERNMENTS WERK FIRM, upon a fair business. Despatches from Washington to-night place the aggregate bids for the new fives @t 76,000,000, and state that the Secretary ts well pleased at his success. Closing prices of governments were:—United States currency sixes, UU7% @ 118; do sixes, 1881, registered, 116% & 116%; do., do., do. coupons, 118% @ 118%; | GOLD 109 38-4 A 109 7-8, WALL STREET, THURSDAY, July 23-6 P. M. The point of special interest on the street to-day was the opening of the bids for the new loan, and great disappointment and some indignation was felt that this should have been done in a private way. The circular of the Secretary read, “Sealed proposals will be received at the Treasury Depart- ment until twelve o’clock noon on the 23d inst., and opened immediately,” &¢, This opening was, of course, interpreted to mean a public exposition of the bids at the hour named; hence many repre- sentatives of leading houses bere were tn Wash- ington to-day to await the result. In fact, it was in some sense & condition on the part of the gov- ernment that such bids should be so publicly | do. five-twenties, 1862, registered, 112% a 113%; | Mt We quote:—Rlo, ordinary cargoes, 18%c. & opened at such hour. ‘There are few | 90 do. do, coupons, 113 a 114%; do. do, yi Pek oleate pre classes in the country who are likely to | 1864, registered, 11474 @ 114% ; do. do,, do., coupons, | Java government bags, 26. a 26c. ;do., grass mats, 250. a 115% & 116; do. do, 1865, 115%; do, do., do., coupon: registered, 115 @ 117 & 11744; do, do., Bio. ; Ceylon, 18}{c. # 220.; Maracaibo, I3\e. a 2c.; Li guayra, 2e. a 21%. ; Jamaica, 19c. a 2lc.; St. Domingo, view with less criticism or disfavor the annual absenteeism of the President trom the Capttal at his Long Branch summer residence than the bank- | 40., new, registered, 11544 @ 115%; do. do., do,, | 16) ca? jc, ; Porto Rico, 1956 a2 igor, Rica, eo. a ers of Wall street, but to-day they were coupons, 116% @ 116%; do. do., 1867, registered, | 2\is¢jj Monica, Die 8 tics) a yanillm Ise. w/21%g0.; Cura: ays. Cortox.—Ihe market for spot cotton, aside from a moderate inquiry ‘or consumption, ruled dull, at un- changed prices, “Futures” were quiet, but advanced c. & S166, Der Ib. part of which was afterwarde lost. 115% @ 115%; do, do., 40, coupons, 117% a@ 11TS&; do, do., 1868, registered, 116 a 11614; do. do., do., coupons, 11734 @ 117%; do, ten-forties, registered, SERIOUSLY ANNOYED at the delay, which required that Mr. Bristow should carpet bag his bids to Long Branch before € quote :— announcing his award. The gentlemen who are | 112% @ 112%; do. do., coupons, 113% 113%; do. c Uplands. Alabama. N, Orteans, Texas. bidders in this case deprecate any reflection upon | fives, 1861, registered, 111% 8 112; do, do., do,, | Ordinary, .-... z 196 iS 1 the Chief Magistrate with as much earnestness as | coupons, 113 a 118%. Stelct good ordinary... 15% 15 15.16 though they were implicated in his lapse them- THE BOND MARKET, Previn etend . . Ww te is 16) telves, but, nevertheless, they feel as though there | outside of governments, showed railway mort- | Good middling. BY 13g 1B, 183 —The quotations are based on cotton in store running in quality not more than haif a grade above or below the grade quoted. The sules were:— gages firm and State bonds dull, with sales as given below in the official report. Central Pacitic had been some trifling with a serious matter to- day, some subordination of business principles to personal predilections that was not pleasant to | bonds closed at 88/4 8 89, and Union Pacinos, 82% Onteecden Tee Last aneD: otal, reflect upon, One leading banker who is him- | & 83 for firsts, 80% 480% for land grants, and 764 | speculetion.... 16 = 15 a 7734 for incomes. 80 a 81. self a bidder and Western Pacific goid bonds, ficial of many years also an ex-Treasury of- experience, said that ) | Torala.... wv 160 530 —For tutare delivery (basis low middling) the sales-have CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. deen as follows —Last evening, ailer two o'clock—au. the action of the Secretary to-day was witnout | corroncy exciannes — ost, HOIat Ie. 732e-. 8M at Lee. + September, 400 at 18 precedentin the history of the government. In | Currency balances... Stee. sat au te.t2e October, AN at Ie itee fact, the effect of to-day’s developments nas | Gold exchanges. December, al, S700 bal Gold balances. OPBRATIONS OF GOLD EXCH. Gold balances To-day, up to two P.M —) G00 at LB 11-320, , 1,400 at 16 September, 600 at 1 i been to strengthen the suspicion mentioned here atthe time of the issue of Mr. Bristow’s cir- cular that no private bids were wanted, and that j Currency balances. doaciex the circular was stmply issued in the nope of non- | S708 clearances.» Pe aes ayy acl response to justify negotiation with some favorite | Currency. es - sees $12,925,000 | aM wt 18 wt eo iss syndicate. The government can give the lie to | Coin... « 70,000,000 fede wy erat eer io A eee ad 7-166. thw at once by announcing the bids and declaring | Less cola certificates. 222, 83,000,000 | ‘| ae et TD Bator Maen The amount of national bank notes received in Washington to-day for redemption was $256,60x, mukiag the total amount to date $6,852,446, SALDS AT THE NEW YORK STOOK EXCHANGE, r Galveston, 40 bales; Mobile, 86; Savannah, Sharleston, Norfolk, 181; New York, 86; Boston, Yotui, 898. This day last week, 1,895," Rates on cotton were by ‘sail, Sc. To Hamburg. by which have been accepted or rejected, as it should have done to-day. In the meantime CAREFUL INQUIRY UPON THE STREET has obtained information of the following bids, in wton, Philadelphia, this day. 225 1,199; tent of 600 bls, including Western and Brandywine, at figures within t uotations. We quote :-— | { en, by st some cases approximate, in others accurate :. all eee | ool, 6d. “i bY J, & W. Seligman. o + $50,000,000 cemesda ys ¥, 23—10 A. Mi, igm ,000, . F Receipts—Flour. 9,115 bbls. : wheat, Belmont & Co.. +" 25,000,000 | Before Call. "| | oaant bushete: orn: 3049 dor onus, 1400 do. "ihe Mone pest | 71% 80 sbsLS&MBR.... 71% ket was quict nnd easy, Dut prices Were not quotabl. Total 75,000,000 | 71g 100 ¢ | fower., The sales, omprising all kinds, aggregate 12,000 ee 2 “a ei Pa + $75,000, 71% 100 | bbis. at figures within the range ol our quotations. Corn represents a German Syndicate ‘or ac- j Meal was moderately sougiit atter. and’ gold to the ex: | count of Rothschilds and other London and Con- he range of our qu aggregating.... —certainly for investment. Fi Tt is further reported that a syndicate of Cabans $5000 U 8 5-20, r, ToU0 Us &: yrith sales reported footing up 347.000 bushels at Bic. tor mixed, 80ie. for high ‘mixed and yellow an Bi},c. a89e. for white. Oats wero a shade firmer and in moderate demand. The sales wore about 39,00) bushels. a id : nse $3N0 US 6's, cur...be NT le First Board—10:30 A. M. 4 ra 1 1 _] toms receipts were $650,000, The Assistant Treas- 105% | Tie. a Te. do, 10 to 12, 8. to B%e% do. 18 to 16, Be. @ | PINANCIAI Ni AND COMMERCIL | arer paid out $360,000 on account of interest and x Be eri ea Ie dg feiogs sate § THE Dogs, $23,000 in redemption of five-twenty vonds, The | a eg a | Brant Dutok candor, aE, ohowe. Asc specie stipment to Europe to-day amounted to 1WTol & Wab + Seg | Duieh standard, Now Wt 12, Ke * Maail A New Dog Pound—Alderman Morris £ ¥ $222,143 silver bars. 0 Bos, yas Re is | * and oxtre favarien. 1766. 6.14 spans Ready for Another Campaign Against Secretary Bristow and the MONKY COMTINUES RASY wo do. + Ie | nd Western at Itc. per Ib the Dogs. 200 Ohio & M. Da and easy. We note sales of 1),009 At the request of Alderman Morris, who stut pursnes the curs of this city with his retentiess determination, Mayor Havemeyer and Comptroller Green, in thetr capacity as Commissioners of the Sinking Fund, signed yesterday the oficial permit for the establishment of @ new dog pound at the ipts 462 bbls.” The market was A five, Sales 36) bbis all at’ $l per gal. DOMESTIC MARKETS, Ganveston, July 23. 18746 Ph ogee middling, 17 et receipts, #@ | foot of Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets and the ‘i Nuw Ontxans, July 2,187 | East River, ‘The old Eighteenth Ward Market, Cotton quiet and unchanged; middling, 16%c ntinenc, | Wich has been unoecupied for years, Is to serve geipts, 289 bales; gross, $8. Kxports—To) the 1490) coastwise, 440. ‘Sales, 300; last evening, 34), Stock, | aS the new pound. Alderman Morris said to ® o : : Mosinm July 2, 1874 pacer of the HERALD yesterday that me had de- Cotton steady; middling, 16e.; low intadling. Wisc. a | ferred to the objections of the pabile arising froma iiss Bat recotow, Mahala Bxposse constwiae, 42 Sales, | the close proxtinity of the present pound to & pub le schoo, and that in a week (rom now the new pound would be used exelusively for the reception and saughter of curs. He laid great emphasis om Savannan, July 23, 1874, Cotton steady; middling, Ie. Net receipts, 120) bales; gross, 120. Sales, 270. stock, 9,429 “ ’ the fact that the new rr tre Cuamneston, July 23, 1874. fa pound Would “accommo- Cotton stearty; middling, 15%. Net receipts, 100 bales, | Gate’ 2,000 dogs easily, while the one now in use Exports coastwise, $03. Sales, 125. Stock, 6,946. bad only room tor 200 or 250, so that dogs bad Ire- quently to be turned away, N.C. INOONVENIE! to the grewt July v3, 1876 OF THE DQG CATCHERS Rosiy firm at $175 Winatxaryy Spirits of turpentine ier 9) for strained. ‘Crude turpenun-steady at$125 tr hard, | A craue will be rigged on the dock to swing off @® $F 36 for yoliow dip, $87 for virgin. Ter steady at | iron cage containing Jorty or flity dogs and drowm 1 85. them in the river Oswx00, July 38, 1876, in an expeditious manner. unchanged ;sales of 1,700 bbls. Wheat du Alderman Morris said this would be the moss ushels Nol Milwaukee club at $135; humane as well as the most economical mode of white Michigan at $1 60. Corn unchange despatching the curs, as the gas was expenaive. ot ) bushels at 74c. a 75c. Oats quiet; sales of sn “We cat drown & dog stone dead in five minutes, State at 6c. Corn meal, $31 for bolted, $80 tor unbolted, | the Alderman declared, with the greatest glee. per ton. buliteed steady shorts, $15; shipstuff. $2; | When asked how mucn, thus far, the enforcement middlings, $24 & $26 per ton. Canal treights lower of | of the dog ordinance had cost the city, tl 1 e Alder- man replied probably $1,200, halt of which was tor the gas, About 1,600 dogs have been killed, and some 200 or mure ‘will be sent to the dogs’ paradise to-day. Alderman Morris thinks the new orde- nance Is searcely an improvement on the old one. erain— corn, 6c. to New York; lumbor, to Newburg. Lake receipts (000 feet of lumber. Canal wheat, 21,000 do. corn, 585,000 1874, $5 62) 501 heat, 1, shipments—1,000 bushels feet of iumber. Burrato. July Lake and rail imports for the last twenty-four hours— | i’ - “ yr great deal had been said about encouraging the Bain aT dors’ parley, 200 do. Canal shipments | Zatio9 1p stealing, but, in the Alderman’s opunto Wheat, 29,993 bushels; ‘corn, 57.750 do. Railexporta— | the bore who stole at all wouid always steal gook Wheat, 18,45) busheis: corn, 51, 0. oats, 2 do.; | dogs if they had a chance, in order to obtain the parley, 2. mo Sonatas ghee Brn AA 94e.; corn, | rewards; and, while they were formerly giad te Hee twitecd atthe UG TRY inland ged | REE Ay conte fOr w eur, choy” probably” contned & $6 75 tor amber, 87 $7 75 for white. Wheat dull; | ‘heir gales 6,000 bushels No, 1 Milwaukee spring at $1 52%, THIEVING OPERATIONS held at $1_28 tor Milwaukee No. 2 do.; $1 28for Sheboy- | ROW to the good, valuable dogs, and Jeft the worst Green Bay spring. Corn—Sales 69,000 bushel tern at 70c. a 7ic. Oats quict; sales No. 4 West- a 6c. Rye nominally $1 Barley malt % a $2 for Canada, $1 80 a $1 90 for Western. curs t infest the streets. However, the ofMiciat sogcarchars would probably be energetic in their arduous and nigh vocation, as they were only paid for the dogs they caught and would, there! fot We Balance unchanged. re, is Touxpo, Juty Ts, 1874. “have to work for their living.” The old pound ee en: Wee ea ne a shade lower: wou would no Janees Pe used atter be new one fam 4: new, $1 25; amber Michigan, | once been opened, but the apparatus would at! gash and daly, $ 1S; Senember, $1 1 lew. cash and | be kept there, “so that dogs, Ml they preferred to September, $1124; No-dredsneve si 13: Ne red, $1; | DC asphyxiated and make the request, can also be No. 1 amber Llinols, $1 No. 2 do., new, $1 16° Corn | @astly accommodated.” This is certainly an ex- rm and in fair demand ; high mixed, , spot; 8c. Au- | tremely kind arrangement, for which all dogs gust; 6c. September; low mixed ‘cash and August, | ought to be greatly thankiul. The new pound, as G70, no wrade, Oats in fair demand and frm; | stated above, will Dot be ready for a week, and Wha) isc. Freixhts dull and un- | meanwhile the cage will be constructed in which bushels wheat, 1,000 do. corn, ipments 24000 bushels wheat, supp | the dogs are to be drowned. It will be made of do. corn. trou bars, with @ wooden bottom, and measure four Ontc y 23, 1874, by six ieet. Alderman Morris thinks the dogs will Float quiet and unchanged tor common to choice | be perfectly delighted with the drowning process, #rades; demand goud at tull prices. Wheat quiet and prefer it infinitely to asphyxiation. He states Se. ; No.1 sprin 11 the number of curs in the streets at about 20,000, fe & do. Be spo: close $1 erg, July $2. Ot96, | so: that searcely one-tenth Rave as yet been de- jected. 900, Cor d fair, but closed dull 2 | spatched. mixed, . a A940. ; closed at’ 64} ot: bsg. tid, | ay oa bs bay op rejected, 6234 a LoL nd A Complaint Against a Dog Catcher. a wie Be. Senicinber. ye i good detwand ut'Mern | One of the newly appointed S08 ALE ts al- Ce r chan Pork excited: pric . highe abot. duly or August: $23 10. 9 $23 11s Bep: | Teady in trouble. Mr. ees ve en fits ~ i ne call of s in the afternoon wheat closed at $1 0% July r$1 dose Au. | omce and complained that a dog catcher (ne did ust. Corn quiet at 64%,c. a 64i< iste, a di%c., | NOt Know his name) had stoien his valuavie fox Ausust , Kecelpts=<000 bbls dour, 15.00 bustlels wheat, | aog from the threshold of his door. Subsequently menue oo Rte flour, 000 bushels wheat, do. the dog catcher returned with the dog and offered CORRLANE BRIT ASA ORM nave os | to.give nim back to Finkenburg tt he would pay RC $2 to the honest servant ol public. Ss was ‘a PEAN MARKETS, an. enticing ofer, as Finkenburg would have to Lonxpow Propucr Mar«ur. °%$—Rven- | pay $3 at the pound. Finkeuourg, however, —Lonvos,' July spurned the offer, accused the dog catcher of hav- ing taken undue advantage, as his dog ‘was scarcely Outside the dovr,’’ and threatened to complain at the Mayor's office. The dog catcher said.he “did not Care a snap’’ for the Mayor, an@ per owt weed OWS. Der tun. Spirits turpentine, & 2s. ing.—Common rosin, 68. 6d. a 6s. 9d. 06s. a £27 oil, £27 per cwt. —_-+ + —_— FINANCIAx.. RATES.—MONLY ON D oe Mr. Plokepuure ¢xaonece ae ~ pul ee | pose and preferred a charge before the Mayor’ ce Policies. Moricages and other | Secretary, Pts coon as his heme 1a ascertained be STOCK PRIVILEG 7 Biocks at 1 to 2 per cent from the market, parts of $100; shares at the eame ratea Contracts the last week have | ald 600 per cent on the investment. fui! particulars | and explanatory pamphiet on application trea \ y PNP TUMBRIDGE, & CO. Bankers and will probably be removed. His place will be quickly filled by one of the numerous applicants who are clamoring for this nonorabie and lucrative ap- pointment. The Howlmg Wilderness That Is To Be. Areporter of the HgkALD strolled through the dusty aisles of the Eighteenth Ward Market yea- terday alternoon.. A solitary and suffering police- No. 2 Wall street, man was the only human being on the premises. —LAPSLEY & BAZLEY, BROKERS, % BRoap. | 7”¢ Man to antform looked like a Marius amid the way—Double Privileges, $250 to $u0: buts or Calls, | ruins of Carthage. Every tuch of floor and chair $100, on “Members of the exchange” for ed eanphtse and stall was dust covered. fhe faded remnants eet,” mailer of spasmodic Ohristmas rejoicings, forever gone in | the suape of evergreens, were here and there dis- ani cernible. But they were like the trappings of a 21 Broad street, ‘ork, | hearse, All the ibe | of trade they had intended Issue Letters of Credit tor Travellers, | to symbolize bad fled. “When was this markeé payable In any part of Kurope, Asia, Africa, Aastralia | opened?” said te reporter to tne policeman. Aum ? | “Plase, sur,’ said he, and he spoke as one not Draw Bills of Exchange ant make Telegraphic Trans | naying much communion with the living—“* “a | e—'"Plase, fera of Money on Rurope and Calttornia. | sur, ye ken see it on the outside.” 1) oberon RAILROAD BONDS WANTED. | The outside revealed the facts that the market G. W. MARKHAM, | Was: erected in 1860; that Eaward A. Moore was 196 Broadway. | president and that S. D, Hatch was architect, zi “| have bin here jrom the furst,” said the police- an, “There was 150 paid rint when it opened, and the rint for each stall was $2 50 per week.” But the market did not do well at all. At the year’s end there were only half a dozen stands. | Then they tried another reopening in 1872, when | there were forty stands leased; but they only bekt on for some seven or eight months. So the place progressed towards decay. This year there was | only one stall im the building leased to a os | grocer, and tn order to induce him to stick by the ANTED.—A LADY WISHES A LOAN OF $50) ON | desolate, failing concern, he was only charged $L her ciegant new furniture, worth four times that | per week; but a few days ago the dusty gloom of ON ALL THE ACTIVE J 4 W. SELIGMAN & 10. CAPITALISTS.—$60,000 WANTED, ON FIRST | yp, bond and mortgage on a manufacturing property In | New Jersey, for a term of years; property valued at | 400,000; a reasonable bonus will be allowed. Persons having the money please address N. H., 35 Fulton street, Newark, N. J ‘NION LOAN COMPANY, 132 BROADWAY—MAKE Loans on Property in S York, New Jersey and | Westchester county: second Mortgages cashed, Call in person and save commission. amount; for a prompt negoliatiog will give a fair bon! i} Polerence. Adress’ RESPONSIBILLTS, box 1M Herald | the agence him and he beat an uncom- | Uptown Branch off ditional retreat. “and.so ye see, sur, 'm here alone,” said the omcial hermit. ANTED—$2,500.—FIVE YEARS FIRST MORTGAGE ‘The stalls built at the expense of the various on business property worth three times the amount. WwW for charter was less active, and confined chietly to ves- sels adupted to the petroleum wade. Rates were easy, favoring the shipper. The engagements were :—To Liv 35 paonrher ene as well as from various savings 8 exon. hy stean Hien bushels of grain at x. 4B. To | K Londo ,000 bushels of corn at 644d. ‘The char- | banks insurance companies on investment | — i hare Tebtade e-Ewo Danian brigs, 1,000 Mend 00 aaarteee account. The Philadelphia subscriptions are esti- | FSF ‘of grain, respectively, hence toa direct Danish port, at | mated at $1,500,000, The people on the other side | 2%, F605 an Areerpar Fn oe ee REE hatrieeate | . ico and back, a . per ps. Li ort charges; an are, of course, a8 anxious to know the result as a | eice aod barks hence to the Uerman Baluic, with 4000 | we are, and it is rather odd this idea of keeping 3000, ‘ ROS lly of refined Earl dkel La: a eae ae ! u | 2000 PL 103 ence same voyage, with 2,000 bbls. o! ed do. at | ting while the | , 4, d.; & British brig, hence to Gattenburg, with 1,600 bwo.continengs waeiiog Vey Soe RE te |, aoe arent le eID bbls of refined do. atts. 7igd.; an Italian bark, hence to | 100 Quick M Cs 300 Pac M SB « 20 TRE 40 Amer Express..... 7 Us Exprass....x d sd, a direct portin Italy, with [4.5.0 cases of refued do. at %e.; an Austrian bark, hence to Beyrout, with 12,500 cases refined do. at 6c. Moassrs.—For refining qualities the demand was in ot the supply, and the market ruled fir h | Vive ta républiquel Alter the excitement occasioned on the street by 60% | 67 5 senuony 3 exce Suis government Opslness ry Sab at sep : it] 3 2 the transactions on the basis of 4l}gc. for 50 test. t THE NEXT POINT OF INTEREST WAS ERIE, ‘uo ee ‘pS 26% | stock lain smple uP E hy Pee eke hehe i , : ais da yates is, ins | which earty declined upon reports adversely in | 3) (io bs te 6 i, Porto Rico and English Islands, and 1.0) connection with the Angell suit and the action of do. be S7% at Cua Gacens, | We gnote:—-new ee | the Attorney General thereupon. Inquiry into the | S| don. muscovado rerining, Se. eT grocery: | exact relation of the Attorney General thereto BoM | de. ae natin She lands, 0c. | disclosed the following:—The Attorney General | 7%, ieee | Tones—The inarket for spirits ot turpentine has written an opinion, in which he says that the He Jo eta is i e SWE cree tas slat Haak | company, in his judgment, may have exceeded its 26 Del, Lae WRB LTS | 00 bola hiyer's option up to,the 1th of August, i sred Y . : | ¢., and bbls. to arrive, at 3730. ry | powers in the Atlantic and Great Western lease, IONE RLER Bee oe | Tat sin + quiet, but firm, strained closing at $2.25 8 | Buflalo o c ‘ 2 31.” We note salos o/ H) DUIS. of good strained at $2 35, in the purchase of Buffalo and Erie stock and in 100 rr . | 8 sn Doin, of pale at $5, “Also inte yesterday, 4,000 the purchase of the coal lands, and, perhaps, in the declaration of dividends, He does not impute bad faith to the directors, but says that the facts warrant his bringing an action, as requested, But he sees no reason for applying for a receiver pend- ing suit. | Stocks opened steady, but soon stiffened, and | Dbls, of strained at $2 ‘Tar and piteh Were quiet and held at former prices. Pernouum.—The market for refined ruled steadier to- c., and 50) bbls. for early dyy under a bower inautry bile for July delivery at i August delivery at ize.” Criae, in bulk, was steady at 5e., and 3,000 DbIs, were placed at’ that price. Cases met | inquiry and were quoted steady at tha was nominal at about 7s.c. for ia market was ‘nore active and with a moderate i i 16% 1e10) | $200,000 | for loanson bond and mortgage; Mortgages-tor sale and VSales were reported of 4,000 | INS LOAN. box 122 Herald Uptown Address BUILD: i 65 Broadway No brokers, Branch office, 1 VO 2 PER CENT. Investments strictly first class. City aud County Bonds, Kallroad Bona: sanguine tenants have now become the property of the city, tor nO rents have recently been paid. ‘The place from its inception to the present hoac | bas been a gigantic mistake—a mural tomb of | $270,000. Its 416 feet long by 260 teetin wiith, and its ready adaptability for the purposes of do; drowning must be on all hands admitted. Sau Railroad Stocks, Insurance ana Gaslight Stocks, | hist and other choice Stocks nd Boas, COR Tes to a manufacturer in Sixteenth sing 10 t0 20 ver cent, ats large reduction below par, ets— RY sale by ALBERT ie ICOLAY & CO., \ “Nice place for the Dog Pound, eb *” Stock Brokers and Auctioneers, 0 He did not immediately compretend the nidaea _._ 43 Pine street, New York. meaning. He laughed with the biand and cnildiike N. B.—Investment securities our specialty 22 years confidence inspired by half understood satire, _ . When he grasped the facts he used language which M STUWN AND BLACK RIVER | Halkead 7 por cent Honda guava | it 18 Impossible to quote, and one of his neighbors teed ; perfectly undoubted security. For sale by LiVIN came along and vigorously assisted him. STON & COMPANY, Bankers, 10 Pine street. Sull it 1s a first rate capacious cavern in which ) ae —— | to extinguish dogs. To THE Epiror or THE HERALD:— various sums to loan. Borrowers and Capitalists are ine Tee i A Te ortega Sony Why ts it that the law makers of our great city 4 Pine street. ' allow so many reptiles in the shape of dogs to ram =¢ ‘eee = pts a bi ny a SD hiNene nies | through the streets and bite and kill so many e¢ | our people? A lady who was bitten 1n the face oy adog a few days ago is gimost crazy trom the fright of what may occur. A litule girl was. recently bitten by a dog, and, though the animal was not mad at the time, the child and her parents are almost distracted through fear of possipie hydrophobia. 1 was walking with a {riend through the streets of Yorkville a lew evemngs ago, be- tween Third and Fourth avenues, and we had to leave the vicinity quickly, #0 many were the four- sooted representatives of tydrophoota. The side- MPHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTIN under the firm and name of Loton & Murpny is this day dissolved by mutual consent: all business connected with the lite firm will be settled by Mr. Joseph Murphy, who will continue, as heretofore, at the same location, 19 Broadway, New York. Dated July 8, 1874, THOS. LOTO BUSINESS OPPOKTUN LIBERAL INDUCEMENT WILL BE any party wishing to buy a well Commission business Address for two days B. TO duce | jay. We heard of sales ot 10,000 bbls. of refined, de- | 149 Herald oftice a 1 ry 4 rf " rices advanced \ to 134 per cent, the principal sec... “ret halt or August at 10Ke., aed O00 this, | CHANGE FOR A BUGINGAD walks were crowded with children, If the police liverable atmomr the 20th to the Mit} of August, at CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS M will not, then the people in every ward improvement being in Lake Shore, Western Union, Sette ae Tar the off produclitg peines was not mate Hotall Business near Castle Garden forsale, wit should turn out and exterminate every Rock Island, Northwestern, St. Paul common and | 5 Higliy changed and aUle ie: peer is oO aeee o tnneee cpoly at No. 58 Greenwion st dog, | and jineir owners, too, | should | they ., ‘ PROVISIONS. —I ei Ps 5 bis, ; beef, Ds -|— —— = sareyd v’ Oo protec hem, ‘The eo pli wre = alratd Erie, Before noon there was a reaction and prices | 12:30 P. M.—Before Cal! nen Cat meats, 9A Rov; lard 14 bbis end tierces’ The |. RARE OPPORTUNITY, to walk tne stteste: by Gey, or. nigh went off 14 to % percent. There was . T2% 100 8hs Erie RR. TE ia i ml gd “eet eet re, sein | A Un xecount of ill health will sacrifice a nice Mann- Had we only a little of the impuise of the Frencl ‘ & GOOD DEAL OF PURCHASING OF LAKE SHORE Sere i MOM feard of salen of 650 t, af $21 G0 $2 75; 1.00) | foturing Busines. wow in Aull operatian: goats n de people in us for but twenty-four hours, a clea to cover short contracts, one broker alone pur-| }¥) qo. ° 728 ovo bbls 1or Auge AL 92) | RBI Market street, Philadetptin, Pa. a] SNE yon be made of LE chasing 15,000 shares for this purpose, after which , Woe ena ae | and the market ruled firm. Sal at | RARE CHANCE.—A” FART HAVING A FEW woman in New York, of what good is a dog? the stock weakened, when the market went off in | 10) Pac Mail SS Co. Pi) LOC. Oe ee nore ea Oe te attics Be 16r | part thereon it appiied for quick’ at hardpan price: | 18 NOs the life of one human being worse sympathy. In the closing hour of business the | 1WN¥CAH RRR Bg At He. ave of city, Bect—The marker continued quict, but | farge returns certain. Address MINER, box 19 Herald ore than all the dogs ia the world? Why does y Kat wad cule huid Weak in ther “mbie dabiidéa"| "Te Brie RR... by | Values remained the seme We heard of sales, in lots | offe not the Common Council handle this matter in @ market was q a . le deci \ a odd mounting to 75 packages at prices within the | ——-—— poms ———— proper Way, and as quickly as possible? A day i | 100 ao Site 9) fs 180. $12tor plain mess, bbls. : $l a $14 for extra N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN WISHES TO LN- | should not be lost. Your paper is the great 4 | toi, but left of at 3134. as compared with the | {%) 4 a io Hea at Ras liebe prong ie Chita EC ape AR orate ren eng pr re re SA TE RATS ia AR A ad mcr | opening quotations the general market closed at | 7w =e ae | mess do, and $26 for extra city india mess Beef hams | iished commerciai or manufacturing, house; owe but | through it we ask Of the proper authorities to pro- | an advance of hid bees cen fs total sales of 20 aa. 3 ue 100 2. Cdk i Feeeee an yeh RN de Woseeeagi 4 hi a | principals need reply. Address D. D., box 19) Meraid tert out wives. cian aud te whe smi day were 120, shares, as shown tn the sub- ee coor OI jexts—The market was quiet, but raled firm tor a! -_-—— -- ~ — ‘om the infernal dogs an¢ e n d o BEY nt ble, the most active shares being in the | 2 P.M. | Gicripuons. We heard of sales of 500 smoked hams at | GENTLEMAN AT PRESENT CARRYING ON THE Respectfully yours, joined table, ~ © | $1000 US Os, F, "8... $1000) TS 5-20, FAG n, LSIK | Wine: REF ID. OU pickled do. at Ise, per Ib. and 1.000 | umbrella mannfacturing business wishes to associaie LY-SEVEN YEARS! READER. order named:—Lake Shore, Rock Island, Erie and | “990 ao..........-.. MGs, 1.00 5220, ©, 66. nu.” Heke | terest cee i A a AB piokied shoulders fiiinself with a party osae reing irom, $10,000, to $15,000; ARTO RET. re ea, Gi ) MH: f cw tC. 0 4c. eferences exchanged, Address BELLAS, Western Dinas Coe) poems, salea ID UMUICE Wet fe wee aa Boerd—1 & a | Mart the aidrage tor Wenern pee cue | “Ti REBERTRNOED PLATE GLass cUreER ex. \4 BEMARKABLE HYDROPHOBIA CA3B ay 10,500 sbares against 14,400 on the balance of he | ay. tasesomy, win lamar nee Be | good sales A Herces at i2igc. cash 20 Ueroes ory | A nD haven ae oneerattion ot ian ite NEW ORLEANS, list. ‘The subjoined table shows the sales of cach | Ith Moss Oe SE 10. Go. | Trige, perp, wat 1300 Herons or septamber, at 13 ise, | aecks.a partner with a amali capital, Addrem SIMO AI stain Seicaias aa hat olen be Seat et “i? ¢ crib. Of city we heard sapl2ec: per lb. | care of Joh y & Ca, S a depot, New Orleans ha t supplied a remarkable ex- | Sboom, wien oon ae 10900 Tenns's0.0% & m4 | Petts the te hand wae fair 1a a Jobbing’ way and ves Fy Hsscdac Rabat bela ample of tue power of imagination in (ke case of @ THE HIGHEST AND LOW PRICES, C. market ‘_ ‘ ere ol ‘oloa a" av 7 . 7 31 | Tie. a8 rit, according to quailty, and 20) bags of PARTY HAVING LARGE EXP rominent ettizenrof Carroliton, in the suburbs of No, of | Hic aise porte gccording to quaiiy, and Sibags ot | A PARTY MAVING LANGE Ut prominent eltizem of Cerroliton, ia the suburbs of | Lowest, Sales, Y a Linseed was {n demand, bat at lower prices. ai American patent for casing fireproof partitions and — the city, Who narro : bs Hie . Pac?'s, led Sica p | New York Central. 2% oo | 500 Un Fae ed. oe tp 1 les of 5,000 bags of Bengal; 9,000 do. ex ilings on the spot, and Wishes to aasociate tummsell With of his mental vagar He lad recently taken @ Erie. = 22,000 | ee noaMcoust. © 100 uo Taton: afd Sno, ex Tyanno, all nt $255 gol, W days. | parties of moans, an order to carry out his ave: 4) inerost in hydrophiodla cages as developed ia Lake Shore. 4 fovchia NWintb.. 97 100 do. | Other seed was ne quoted as berore, c . station f i y : | Northwestern. Bie loshs Spring Mt Coal. 70 2400 ag.) LL ad eer eaniey OF sa coger and | APANUFACTURING STATIONERY AND BLANK this city, and ater supplementing it by @ perusat Rock Isiand. 98 20) Hlariem Re. wb e128 100 on Poth | he Resid ot enles of 1.500" 4 IML Book Business —Wanted, yan enterprising own of a medical work on the sudject, he became seized roe se a Sela ee | ond fale ot ees FRE alae oe Wotned. remaes we eres rentcble Lister castomersamome wholeamte houses, | with the earlier symptoms of the discase, whtch | st. Paul ‘preferred ‘ a ee Ey ae ni teriily chauged frvaiue and only In moderats de: | APPLY & GRIGGS & CARLELON, W Browdway. became so violent on the second day that the | Ohio. + 2586 2544 Ao. @ 46, | nand. Messrs. Wait, Oreighton & Morrison tn their cir SALE-OR P. (ERKOF, GAN sight of water ot a dog Would throw him into re- 1 Sy att bid ao. . | isdate eum up as follows: PatEer FOR SALE—OR PART THE 4 is worverm Yaron Zelegrsee fase ae fae 3 Do Maser ek i “eae Hits.” Bowes, Boge Melado, | by, ve seen in operation. Aa K. H,, DOX 486 Post | puisive convulsions, He refused to eat or drink, ‘a@bash. - 3 : Coy vs! 4 Jc ertained by actual | office. a : tel if 7 %4 6. wo 00.6 100 [ “bth enc | Stock (ascerts i Pte had a wild, Naggard expression, a twitching of the Goren Faziee Fe] bis) 1W Pac M S800. Mia stb Ripe: count including specula- ARTNER WANTED—WITH &40 TO. $i, CO JOIN muscles and “the approach of a fy would cause C., O. and L 11% 11% a tion) duly. 1, 1874, 155,154 93418 175,975 1,468 | P. : p | Pinane “ts D0 10 Pt Wa Cg. Roverpis sines July 12200205 sheas 18690-78095 75. advertiser in retail batter business Address G5 W.y | jum to ery out uke one possessed,’? On the tuird | Harlem 125 136 1p Toi a Wd Rea tialees del ges = | arabe gees May he partook of some trai t and ‘medicine, Dut | and Esse. ‘ Mg Totale......-9 i) 112.048 248, WW > aAKR: y: skW HUNDRED | SHOW White troth appeared on lis lips and he con- Oe eet: or tk it? RR asthe 1 ios | Sales since July 1... 9 OS Te ONS Oe Wee et een AS Pad A PEW iid paying | tinged to retain nydropho bio symptoms unttl lave | Aantic and Pacifio pref. 14% MM do. ic Ria | stock this day, July 23, 1874. 154,617 97,881 211,656 934) business. aham street, Brooklyn, I D. in the might, On the following day purgatives a Bos, Hart &i..be 1 | Btork NAT stock July | ‘ . op Were administered, but the convalsions and | if % 8% LTR RT cyte | a, 1878. cece ees 108,006 49,088 227,683 7,589 | wart 4 PARTY WITH, $500 FOR OUT, A. uwitehings were renewed, Saliva was ejected from | eee 4 | TU) Ohio de Miss RE bo” a's | comparing with stock July | VV town contract works profit $3.4) jor month. AN | the congue and the skin Was hot and dry, Chloro~ GOLD \¥ eyo sich in 2a, 180: win: 102K8D 85,916 TEM 6,002 | I references Address K eo BSte S ——— | form was freely administered, aud after the fourte | opened as 100%, advanced to 110 and closed at 2:30 to 3 P. mt, | Comparing with sock July go os oy ana 11,000 | $500 WANTHD—WITH THIS AMOUNT AND | day he continued to tmprove anti ihe eignen day, | 10.9%. 1 e mm | $701 | We oe ta, surornots q vices a party can join rst cla : et > 100%. ‘The bids for government gold at the Sad | $0 SEL EM Ist. i, iba ‘refining. interior to, eviumon, 76. | Pe ea pasiness iu Broadway. Aduress LEON, Dox tis | fo minutely described from the pupiisaed repork, | Treasury amounted to $2,570,000, at prices ranging be ijo.; grocery, fair to good, “sc. a | Heraid office __. | is certainly one that Will be Valuable to tho medk | 400 du. | 4e-j wrocery, Good, “sia dat aang iy 09,68 to 100.01, The award of $1,000,000 was | 400 do... uJ | h oi prime to cholce, yc. & A&C centritaga! SUR. a | cat profession in determining whether It is posad from 1 uJ WILL SKCURK AN INTEREST IN A ‘ made at 109.85 and upwards Tho carrying rates | 7f) Pro Mail si 4% go cm 2 RT RR. 08 gs | pada, sae, Donsy fos, |B jt Is ae » ie! ae $4.000 first clase summer Motel “epuns easy. ioe 10 resuls Mou Mental @Xa ; @ uly ji ity Bye A Qi Yam, Clqyed—lipaen, Maudacd, Num { bo 1 Adve Me AL boa All Heeald adler, ! AAgmnente | Weng. Wade ROK Goal berKgWing dah Fae AO Un, Rag Bibs dN, AYO Gh, Bye QI Boy 1h” La Uy’ 9