The New York Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1875, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, The Stock Market Strong and Active—Prices Higher. THE GOLD MARKET FIRM. Monev Easy at 3 and 4 Per Cent. GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY. WALL STREET, } THURSDAY, March 26—6 P, M. The stock market to-day was the theatre of un- | Gsual interes’, several securittes veretofore idie having advanced with such rapidity as to startle even the oldest habituvs of the street, Union Pacific, Pacific Mail, Krie, Western Union, Rock Island, St, Paul and Northwestern common, all participated in the upward movement, and, al- though it appeared, to use the parlance of the Street, that ‘‘the market was moving too fast” to be healthy, the undertone that was exhibited en- couraged large buying and induced quarters of the country fresh orders, the broker interest hopeiul, ana speculation for the moment Was as earnest as it was profitable. Prices have reached a stage which has iorced all but the millonnaire ‘shorts’ to cover, and it was rumored that even some of the latter were endeuv- oring to make terms. Tis may account for the letting down of the market toward the close, when a sharp reaction was manilest. Atthe same time much realizing occurred, and hundreds lert the street at three o’ciock with greenbacks in | band to an amount that has not biessed their ven- | sures since the panic, THR SALES amounted to 436,000 shares, which is probably the | argest business that has been done since the panic. These are distributed as follows. Prices willbe found hereatter:—New York Central and Hudson River, 1,400; Erie, 95,000; Lake Shore, 10,100; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 109; Northwest- ern, 34,500; do. preierred, 3 Rock Island, 7,500 Pacific Mail, 125,250; St. Paul, 6,860; do, pre- ferred, 100; Ohio, 11,400; Western Union, 29,100; Wabash, 1,800; Union Pacific, 98,000; Panama, 200, OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRI The following table shows the opening, highest and lowest prices of the day:— Opening. Highest, Lowest. New York Central. 1OL 201 101 Harlem.... se 1303g ’ 103g brie 28% 3 28 Lake Shore 73% Taig 13% Wabash 13. 13} 18 Nortawe: ee Y 4636 4534 Northwestern pret. 5839 58 Rock Island. 106% 105 56 Pittsburg..... 92 92 92 Milwaukee ana St. Paul. 36 80% 36 Mil, and St Paul pref.... 563% 565 Ohio and Mississippi 27 274, New Jersey Centrai. ly ins Del., Lack. and Westera 111% TAS Union Pacific... 58% 5936 63% Western Union. 10% 7 7634 Atlantic and Pacific Te! 4 24 23% Pacific Mau. oe 41K dans 415, Panama. 14 114 14 ADVANCE AND DECLINE, Comparea with closing prices last night, the | following changes are shown:— ADVANCE—New York Central, Cc. CG and I. 3 43 Hannibal and 8 oneph, 95; Lake } Western Union 34; Northwestein com- 3¢; Ohio and Mississippi, 34; Pacific Mail, 15); Panama, 1; Rock Island, 34; St. Paul, 3¢3 ne 8%; Northwestern preferred, 34; Fold, 44. DECLINE—Wabash, %;. The stocks that remained steady were Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Atlantic and Pacific Tele- traph, Harlem and Quicksilver. THE PRINCIPAL BUSINESS DI the day, as shown by the foregoing figures, was ip Pacific Mail, althouga this stock moved 10 price less than some others on the list. Union Pacific Bold at 6374 and up to 59}, with a reaction to 5734. Erie occupied a front place, by reason of the fact that it opened at 28% and advanced to 31%. At the close, however, it weakened to 80%, with the preferred stock at 45, New York Central opened at 301 a 10134. Harlem sold at130%%. Lake Shore moved trom 737% to 74%. St Paul was not ueulve, yet sold at 36a 6% a 36%, with the pre- ferred stock at 564. Northwestern common was Strong in its range from 4534 to 464, witn an end- ug at 459% The end was made at the latter price and the preterred stock at 58. Hannibal and St. Joseph closed at 24%; a 241. Wabash advanced from 133¢ to 1334. Western Union was firm at 76% & 763477. Omo and Mississipp! moved trom 2744 to 277%, but the close was not encouraging. TUR MONEY MARKET. or a little time money to-day was quoted at 6 and7 percent, It was only for a purpose, how- ever, and the return was quickly made to lower rates. cent. Foreign exchange was lower ana closed at 4.81 a 4.814, for bankers’ sixty days’ sterling, ana 4.85 a 4.8535. for demand, Tie GORD MARKET. Gold opened at 115%, and moved steadily up to 116, be described as strong and the predictions of many operators are im favor of higher prices, The Umit named ts still 120, and there is no doubt that mMavy speculators bave based thelr calculations on this figure. The following were the OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHAY Gold balances Currency baiaaces. 1,840,804 Gross clearances seve 57,812,000 CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT. Currency exchanges jE BANK, $1,035,675 $73,981,046 Currency baiaue 8,155,921 Gold excoanges 7,197,001 Goid balances. ‘o 1,046,406 THE FOREIGN MARKET, London advices are uatmportant. During the week the Kank of England has gained £117,000 Bterling. The rate of discount is still 335 per cent, The rate in open market 1s 1-16 lower, ‘ne pro- Portion of reserve to liabilities is 884s per cent., @gainst 40% last week, Consols and American eecurities are steady, but Erie 18 reported firm, The Bank of France bas gained 16,481,000f during the week. ‘The following are late quotations:— Consols for money, 92% a 03; do. for account, 93 a D356 5 five-twenty bonus, 1865, old, 10744; do., 1867, 10734; ten-forty bonds, 103; new fives, 103}; Erie, 2534 & 253%. Market quiet and steady. RAILROAD BONDS. The general market was firm, Michigan Central sevens at 103%; C., ©. and I. ©, frst at 61; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Cnicugo first at 1093¢; do. second, 10474 ; St. Louis and Iron Mountain at 747; ‘ew York Central first, 11334 Michigan Central sevens, 10334; Michigan Southern sinking iund, 107;¢; do, Southern sec. | ond, 1084; Morris and Essex second, 105; do first, 1117; Chicago and Northwest consoliaated coupon gold bond, 8334; New Jersey Central first, consolidated, 1057; Ulicago, Rock Isiand and Pacific sevens, 10734; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy consols, sevens, 104% ; Union Pacific sink- img fund ended at 90%; ; land grants, 100, and firsts 000 at 97; Central gold bonus, 08%. SOUTHERN BONDS. ‘These were quiet and transactions were limited. being confined to dealings in Missouri sixes, fanded, at 96; old Tennessee sixes, coupons, at 81K a 47% @ 474; new Tennessees, ex coupon, lg GOVERNMENT BONDS. These closed strong at the following quotations :— United States currency sixes, 11944 & 110745 do. fo., 1881, registered, 119% a 120; do. do, do., coupon, 121 4 12134; do, five-twenties, 1802, regis- tered, 11734; do, do, do., coupon, 117% @ 118 do, do, 1804, registered, 117% @ 118%} do. do., do, coupon, 1194 a 11834; do. do., 1865, regise tered, 1194 @ 119%; do, do., do, coupon, 120% a 120355 do. do., d0., new, registered, 11094 a 1194; do. do, do, dv., coupon, 110)g @ 119%¢; do, do., 1867, registerea, 119% a 120%; do. do,, do., coupon, 12044 & 1204 ; do. a0,, 1868, registered, 119% a 12036 ; G0, do, do., coupun, 120 & 12034; do., ten-lorties, Fegistered, 11444 @ 11434; do. do,, coupon, 114% a 11535; do, sixes, 1881, registered, 115% @ 11634; 0, do.,do., coupon, 11534 a 116%, THE UNITED STATES TREASURY, The Assistant Troasuret paid out to-day $66,000 from all | These made | . | 65000 Livig 1 00 US 6. Hes O00 3 5. ey 170) 1035 8750 1i9ig | 300 The close on call ioans was av3 and 4 per | The undertone in this department is said to | We note sales of | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1875.—TRIPLF SHEET. on account of interest and $78,000 in redemption of five-twenty bonds, Customs receipts to day, $685,000, and for the week ending Mareh 29, $2,500,000, Internal revenue receipts to day, | $190,000, National bank notes received for re- | demption, $680,000, The Treasury balances at tue close of pusinés® to-day were as tollows:—Cur- rency, $5,800,000; coin, $80,340,000; less coin certl- ficates, $23,780,000, BANK SHARES, 95; Metropolitan, 134; State of New York, 112; Park, 142; Tradesmeu’s, 145, and Phoenix, 98, The latest bids were:—American Exchange. 118743 Chemical, 1,600; City, 300; Commerce, 118%; Con- Unental, 98; Corn Exchange, 128; First National, 200; Fourth National, 9834; Gallatin National, 134 German-American, 84; Gold Exchange, 115; Green- wich, 210; Grocers’, 10034 ; Importers and Traders’, 195; Irving, 127; Manhattan, 148; Market, 121; Mechanics’, 140; Merchants’, 120; Merchants’ Ex- change. 101; Metrppolitan, 13334; Nassau, 104; Oriental, 172; Pacific, 165; Park, 142; Peopie’s, 140; Repubilc, 100; Shoe and Leather, 151; State of New York, 112; Tradesmen’s, 145. 1 | NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES A Ae Tae el | THURSDAY, March 25, 1875, | BEFORE CALL—10 A, My | 2000 shs Un Vac RR... 5374 70 4 bt | 34009 do. 10 | 100 Wo 2109 } 5000 de ou | 500070} & Wal 200 | 100 shs quick MC 1200 | lo NJ Central RR. 1700 | B00'CNE & RRR 2H | 500 | 400 | Lo 10 ro) 1000 | 200 wo | 600 20 | 1590 a0 3 90 | lost L & Kan. 1000 1) krie Ric. 40 500 50 1590 7 do. 1800 West Un ‘fei. ..2 aN do. 4 do. | tin? 20 100 5 100 Tol & 900 20 | 1100 om su | 0 | 60 100 Ohio & | 100 10» do. | 6 AND 11:30 A, | re " TST. i “ 10000 US 6s 1'9: 1000 0 8 7-20. r 67..be 119% | Sout! bi Sie sore inanee. . 2000 U 8 520, Lis 2 "67. 5 | 100 Uo nH | 10000 US 520, ¢, sy FIRST BOARD—I A 10W she Un Pac RR.bc rey 300. 1000 | $1000 Mo 6's, fb,7965. | Suu Lenn 0's, o, X ¢. duu Tenn 6s, n, exc. 6100 Chi, B & Y'e7's.. KiaP | 12000 N JC Ist con gud NJ Cen. con. 1000 Chi & NW 8 1000 CA NWec 2000 Peninsula 1st. 1X00 DW, L&W, con. 2000 Mores & Bs 1st; z | 2700 Mor & Bs za. F " 5000 Long Lock Bonds lub BUS | boo Maen Sou 2dm.., 10ss¢ 990 12300 Mich Sous... 10/45 100 \W00) Mic i js b 4 n3ig 3.0 200 Har Ist.7’s.¢...0, HL” 0 fe 1000 Un Pac Rit st... ¥6z¢ 400 4000 8tL&1 MIstm:, 85% 100 3000 Un Pac 7's, 1g... 100° 400 1uW) Un Pac sf... m6 17H) 100 ou, Su 908% 160 90% BLO sg 150) 2 100 1109 2000 PL Pt W & © 2 | 4000 Interna’, Ist 14 shs Bk of Com. 1y Hanover Bank... 6 Metropolitan Bank | 5 Bank state NY. 26 Park Bunk, ‘radesinen’s Bank Phanix Bank 400 American Cs | 500 West U ‘Tel. a) 100 170 90 100 800 10 do 400 G8 & 200 ra | | | 1200 | a 0 le Ki, 40 1 200 | 400 Mal & StP Rb eps Ww du | 100 | BO 10 M&st 200 Pac Mail 8: a de do. 10) TH Cen RR. 100 Cla & RRR. do... SA 500 do. 200 Chia NW RRotbe luo Ores 1 Del, Lack &W...b 200 a. 5 1 ag. 10 HéstJoR® BW Ubio & Miss 500 do 200 do. g0 100 Cleve & I gtd...bo 100 St L, KC AN pfh.be \ 100 Rome & Wat'n. do. BEFORE CAT 409 shs Amer Dist Tel 9.0 West Un ‘tel.. 10) 4° 1000 flo | 44% 2 Pandang RREe 44% 100 Chi & N WHR BID 4084 | "1 44y 400 do. eae 300 RRR. wi 0 do: 200 Mil & $t P BK. 863g 100 do. 20° do. 36% 4) do. | ep do. bor M00 do. Big DU) 20 Tol & W RR ia 18.0 20 Bs, 800) 40) 40 dort 129 Erie KR, lov Ohi & KG RR, 100 dg 29% Wi do... iv do. 2955 500 Del, La W 109 Go. 2054 70U Onto & aliss aw do. Wy 8.0 1O.eeeee 600 go. 28 te 600 ° “ | do Bug 400 ll do. 29% lu 170 ~~ do 2yi¢ 200 40) 2u7% 000 Han & 1200 ao 0° aw web | ij de 20% lus do... j ko an, + Wh 20UStL a kG RR. 10000 US 6-20. r, 167... 119% $4000 U S 6.20, 0, 6 | Ravvetor cere... ine nad AkKCOND BOARD) P.M. be 47% 1700 3 a ' ay inane rie Railway. $3000 Tenn 6's, n Bode 20% | “Two do,. MO. seeeee s | Qo Cen Pac in...) sey Si Go. in | ao OP Re dst 7" 20) do. Bye 4000 Un Pact g7s.... IW 19) dows) bo luvs Mich Ceu Ms... 10336 00 Erle RAPE Be Aus HVC, C&L ist... SL LO Union Pac RR..be 8754 | 10) shs Canton Co,..... 65}; 190 , Ww do. © ibe i 1 ata me i Terr r | Spe aH us" 1. | do Lusk 300 ae eee 113% dw | 600 Wea U 2000 | TR 100 | os W.0 | 70% au 10% 5) 76% ov 7" lw Vsusg 400 75 UOse 11 lw SW LS&Mos RR. .be 74% 10) sou ‘ + T4% 100 4 Pac Mail 88. .be 44 du wo tim BO ny 4 500 1800 + Ci ror tis ‘These sola as follows:—Commerce, 119; Hanover, | | Mainly to No. | and the market closed strong. | steady. Cotton was active for lots on the spot at prices | Naval stores were quiet, spirits nominal and strained 1400 Chi & R1B,.bg b3 Ls 40 ao Sps 16 1400 400 NT Oh oO P, Ft WeChi gtx 40M & ot Pac. be 4a “a St Louis choice family Southern, extr nae 30) do. Jorn meal, Brandy 90 Shs oo) do. ‘ Corn meal, puncne ag 1100 ¢ : ~Wheat was in fair demand, and prices wei 300 1000 Ohio & Miss K. be dearer on bearly ail Kinds) Business was moderate, | lw do. however, owing mainly tw the extreme views of hold: ee Crs. At the close No, 2 Uhicago spring was about $1 $1 Win store and afloat Fed winter, $l a8 $100 $1 40. 0 dy. bic ». 2 Milwaukee, 3 400 Han & st Jo. t umbe 35 M s. Th s were a Ppa" ees eluding 40,00 bushels last ¢ 100 Ata vue D Chicago in stores N 2330 TO $5000 US BE 800 shs Un Pac R . 5 0 Conn Gbsstisrect specniany i | She. tor do. ins ellow. Oats were firm, Closing at i!ye, 2 Chicago, nid tor Sules were 47,40 bushels at Ole. u iyee for mixed. Wi 6c. 473, tor White. Barley Was firin at the advance of Sales 21,00) bushels California on private AM Dushels do, at $LI7Se and 400 do. two rowed State at SL 2, Kye was quiet at about 2c, a $1 in bond and tree, FRElGHTS.—Thore has been market for berth trelzbts toxta thousch Jor most eomt : shipments, Tornage met with a from the petroleum and tobaceo interests at unchanyed rates, ‘The engagements were pool, by steam, 14,00) bushels a 100 rt ry little animation in the 1 rates were called AUTHU:, 1,00) bules cotton at smal! lots | of provisions a ‘Sons Jon, by sit, 10) bbls, Hour ats, The charters e: rs to the ' oa, mental i # a Ne “| port, United Kingdom, v 4s. Tiga. ca German batic a with 440 hhas. of tobacco on private tert with about 500 buls. of do., her vate terms; a Germ in balk to ni, With 5 20) hit OLS 3 a German brig, trom Wi 1 Ls eee ee the United Ki x io : 7 i about 2.09) bales of cotton a tilt te peteds MOLAsses.—1 here bas Deen i for foreign, thio aes: ‘ly or refiners? but the ing light no int Mil & operauons were made. ‘The trons, i bi gating .. fair busmess, were confined. to quaint 400 ces Were Weil sustained, way at full pric Cuba, 104 do. oF snd £000 bbis. 0 Douesties soid in a jobbin Stock on band this Gal forte iiiea, IM do. pw Orleans, We do. 250 Erie Kit pret Worth BRK 200 do. galana mixed do 3% Ke hi 34 covado retining, soe, a4. do. do.. gror 1600 aR oe ish Islangs, 8 do. ; botling, due, ; test, die. a pod do. Chane tox the 20. do. 8 quiet, Dut Very firm, 10) Mil & 8t bus ‘ained rosin 124, tor ordin ® orde’ | closing at $2 07 Pacific Mail 435 Mil & Bt F pf... 04 a | heard of sales ‘of 100 bbI:. of soo. West Un 8 OME OO NC. Big | bbls. of do, at $2 Lets, re kutekenlver Sree, 26 Weakthe bu + Tar way quiet aud steady at 32 12 Atl & Pac Te Ei ae j . a hangion and Wilmington, City piteh | Mich ¢ 3g Han & StJo. | quoted at . j Adams Heo & at lo.pe |" Perroteva.—The market for refined roled steadier to- | Amer Ix. ae | day. but continued quiet, We note a sale Us itzpross. | tor delivery up to the Wt of April, at lie, ‘yells NierCen...«. | Dulle was quiet a: g atondy on) pols sold a Rae: Cas Chev & Pitts, Ofiio & Miss. | aoe. The Tt HA ea ae lev & Fie eee for city. The Philadelplin market was dull and n Ketlned quot z | inal in the absence of reported business. cue w pe | at l4%e. for delivery balance of month or early in April. Chi é RI, 4 3 were quiet and not materially Mud. raul, | quoted at Uke various points as tol- Lutevilie, $150: Petroienin Cen $150 at wells; outside tines, Stoo; Tidiowt , United, $156%; Union, $1 COMMERCIAL REPORT. 3 pack: erees. nguiry $2075 April Bacon 1 | COTTON ACTIVE AND FIRM—FLOUR FIRM—WHEAT FIRMER—CORN HIGHER—OATS FIRM—BARLEY | DEARER—PORK FIRM—LARD STEADY, CLOSING | HASY—GROCERIES FIRMER—¥FREIGHTS QUIET— | PETROLEUM STEADIER—NAVAL STORES QUIET; | | at $20 00 and Was quiet au! short do. at 1c Pat lsc. t market was ra nnaylvan fiveiy agents or | ta particulars to ROSIN A SHADE OF F—WHISKEY FIRM. but steady d quoted ‘at 1c. per Ib. f e imauiry in & Jobbing way was moderate, THURSDAY, March 25—6 P. M. vine “the ni ruled quiet — and ‘There was rather more general activity in tne ate Fae orane ingore | merchandise markets to-day, and some of tne , XtPA MES iNSpeCte | Speetod; $10 50 tor plain in ess UninspeLted ; al beet, $22 $24 tor Indi m and elty extra India | in timited request and, steadily | Within the range of $19.3 $ ! principal commodities were fairly active, with an | improvement 1n prices. On ‘Change a falr demand | prevailed tor flour, which was frm. Wheat was also wanted for shipment, but transactions were cireumseribed by the @dvanced pretensions of et re of smail lots, stgrades, Cut for the t meuts—The 1 tions. We he et was qitiet but Urm tor ail de: rd Of sules of 150 boxes dry sulted hams at holders, most of whom refused the extreme prices LEAERer TAH TIGR An@cInatar ERT on iceee oked hams’ at and 700do, shoulders at paid yesterday, which were quite freely bid. The | smoked ham: fen ala 00 do. suonld er at business was comparatively small and confiued 1 spring and winter, both of ern steain’ and the market ruied sales of 20) ticrees, « ot, we Murch, at 14% we heard of the} ril, at ise. | | | | for | which were higher. Corn was in demand, Vi May, ate he *, for June, at | /, amd of City 100 tlerees at Hye. pe CRG eve cnLe etal ie tarine Ly tne qoatxee Rice. a air distributing of business Was Foported the first time as buyers to any eX- | the market ru a a Oe oti g reatice ad fore 2 ces Caroling and 125 pags oon, at tent for a long time. Prices were higher quoted range as tollo Carolina, Tie.t prime do, 7%c. # Te.; choice do. Louisiana, 7c. 8 7%c. tor feir to prime, and Altes down to be.; Rangoon, 6c. a Biyc.. Patna, 7!ge., eurreney; Rangoon, in bond, 75. gold the tone of the market ¥ Oats were firm. Barley was also firm. Whiskey was more in de- mand and firm. Provisions were without especial activity, but the market for pork was excited by adv trom the West and prices were advanced. Lard was e€Libiting no essential change. “Futures’? were also | in demand, closing, however, slightly easier. Groceries | met with a better demand and a good business was con- summated at fuil prices. Freights were without mate- rialchange, remaining quiet on the berth and mod- erately active for tonnage for charter. Petroleum was held with more confidence, but showed no activity. he centrifugal, 8: terms; 3.0 nhds. Manila on private terms, hnds. sod falr, 7 1,000 boxes mo pri nglish Island nt 8 ND mats Keuned was quiet, firm aad but little oflering, at 9c. a Y%c. for standard A, 14c, a 10sc. for hard. The stock ‘and comparative stock re- rted this date was as tollows:— gine Hhas, Bowes, bags. areiado, ascertained bY actual uding specula- eluding. sp * Stock count, rosin easier. Notx,—To-morrow, “Good Friday,” the various Ex. | pio) Mane hae: Boo ees aa changes will be closed and no commercial report will Fr | appear in Saturday’s issue, Berke saeanT in Pits Corrs on the spot was officially called quiet at un- iA (ag aa ect changed prices. As has been the case for several days | Stock thisday, Murch 25.1575 52.918 $2316 151,863 179 | the demand continued to be from a tew buyers, who bia | OQ HArIDs s+, $7,608 99,591 170,401 968 tower for large lots. After ‘Change, and not in any part | Coniparing with'siock March | oer included in the sales below reported, three or four lines | g 244 He, racine were sold amotinting altogether to about 2,000 bales, and | 23, 1872. 4417 1.2409 including 300 bales for export, 700 bales for spinning and | =e ju We noon es 1,000 bales Lor speculation. A very choice lot ot nearly | prime, 8 ° 1,700 bales iene sirict gor y Jexas, nearly even | rine running, was in treaty all d tailed ot being solid, | foxes, | | | | r, 30 at 16 | Barley firm, but quiet: Canada hel Fos nwval—$34 tor bolted and $33 tor unbolied, per ton. Mi:l- 4 i feed steady ; shorts, $23; sbipstuils, $0; ‘middlings, $i j July, 17 tt per ton. Rairoad ircights—Flour to Boston, Se.; to ‘September, 1 vetwue New York, dc. ; to Albany, ue. November, 6 December, Boe Sorvbarcs Merch as es | 1a the Pe, SNGEES Waae ee ere Receipts-—Flour, 5,200 bis: wheat, 130) bushels: | oA asd no Motion ti 318, | oom, IRD) dO. + Omi, 10,UN dot burie do; ali | day. Corn meal was firmer, in sympathy with the ad- | future delivery can be effected at dc. decline, Yano in corn.” Sales were G0 bu.” We guage: | pupertins 45nd Io | EUROPEAN MARKET, | | Keira state $322 82 | roxpox Pronvce Manker.—Loxpox, Match 2—Evon- | Superiine Wester 4000 475 | ing-—Linsced oll, is. Sd. por owe | kxura Western. 48a 510 | RNA TEN ¢ Nii aly Minnesota: ag wa 6.0 ound hoop Ondo, shioping brand: 4ea 510 | FINANCIAL, | Bomilvaertuatctacerm overs bon 60 REASONAULE RATES<MONEY ON Liv AND Be Loi ay extra. Swe 2) Ab, sndowinent insurance obolicien. Mor: ht abt @: a s Bt Louis’ chotoe double bie 88 | Sent companion, JJ, MabalOH & GOn dit although at the ciose of the niar were only a trifle a 500 bales Was nearly amount of spote et the buyer and seller | Another trade of market closed. ‘the | ‘al, but there is, in boxes, 1 standard, do, 13101 200 10h tas 0 pric shed as tue ering is ibn , Sige. a 1030 m0! no case, any pressure to sell, altnough’ the disposition Thantiested Yesterday by holders to sell to parties buy for spanning and export account obtained andard, Nos. 10 and sellers offered the very best terms to th and extra superior, ot that they Lould make ¢ ining grades, 7c. a 77gC.; with t vons. The market “aides. Me . tof this toss) was subse: | sreauink.=-Lhe market was quiet, but values were | au osis firm at x reauc- | firmly held. Wat Lisqc. per Ib. ot oul rest in the busin ay Wis quiet, but firm. We note a vias € " tending | sale of 5) hhds ar sige. ib. : | “ Wuiskxy.—Keceipts, 147 bbls. The market was moder- i Tune, Liye, AF Tele. active and steady. Sales 60) bbia at gl 15 per DOMESTIC MARKETS. Ga.vestox, March 25, November, | We auote | ‘tion in tore upland cotton in store rw or Septem in quality no than halt grade abo f f ed) =O n Cotton quiet and unchanged: middimg, 1s Vadling, 17ige. ; xood middling. Lilye. (Quotations bas bales; gross, L067. Exports ‘coastwise, 3% sales, 480, on American standard of classiileation) :- | Stock, 60,405. MENtie ANA A" Orle New Grurans, March Uplands. Alaina. N. Orleans, middling, 13% Cotton firm; good deman Ordinary 4 i r i ceipts, 2,49 bales: gross, 24Bl, Exborts—!o Great fe ean) tee Ie Stan, 7488 afgseuanee, ail; coastwise, 1423. Sales, Middiing... 1835 Ww | 5,000. Stock, 210, eee hiding 1 iy | a 4, Most, March 25, 1875, Midaiing fair. 1% 17g | Cotton quiet: middling, 15%c. Net receipts, 263 bales. Fatr.. ass 183¢ | Exports coastwise, 634. Sales, 600. Stock, 44,248, —The sales were's— | SAVANNaM, March 25, 1875, ZnDay. Last Ee'g. Total. | Cotton Inactive; middling, 19%c. Net receipts, 677 Export. wt a 1 bales: gross, wuz. Exports to France, 3/75. sales, 383, Consumption r : sor : Speeulati wa .7 ieee Cuartxstox, March 25, 1875, Cotton steady; middling, léc. a 16} Net receipts, 608 vales, &xports @oastwise, 1,161. Sales, 600. Stock, ‘ 350 1.200 bales to arriv the ‘aboy bor (basis tow middling), tue sues have been | suture deliv 4s follow ay, after Plour steady and uncbange | niet, but firm; No. 1 Miiwaukee ciub, $1 20; No. 1 white | Qichvwan, $1 39; extra do, $1 4." Corn quiet at ave. | at $140. Corn | | April Nee tll S180), 4.500 at . (0 Hotice today), iW at WW S1Bers 700 ai | B tale sie ay et run; sales 60 DLL. at 3 B.2u 161 1 3 Muy, 700 at 17 WO at 17 I-lte, 5, Jane, 5,900 ac | through shipments, Flour quiet, Sings so for spring, 99,754 $5 25 tor bavers, $6.25 — $6 25 ior umber, $5 25'a $7 for wh Wheat ihactive; spring held very firm: No. 2 Milwankee, $112; \ Cireao, $1 08; No. 1 Milwaukee, $1 ‘ nesota, $122. ‘Corn searee, veral | i ea y Sold aU FRc, a 7Bi;c. On truck, 79s. in’ store, Oats retail. | Wi. wd at 7 ivo “at le 4 Oe. ror bagged. Hye, higher; sales September, sions 173ge. 100 at 1/11: 3M) at Wage: Nov | Duels Ch a TE SLBO RO es Mrcare tees | Yember, 20 at 16 9-15: mber, 5 19-3de. Total, me 8 “ Idd bales, Grand total, 51,700 bales, Eexchangeciiase,, | SUC on track at $1 12a8l 14 Seeds firm; sales | Or trom $5, | iron works near vGus? Bi} A iy insio travelicy Pond eek en wrallal | he was required to sizu a paper of the Messrs. De Rothschild | whicu be knew nothing, ou and their correspondents, | learned that it was a release from Also vommercial eredits and telegraphic transfers of | whieh he might have against tae company, money on California, Lurop: Havana | A STOCK PRIVILEGES oN 4k. paying Jargeiy: we are neg parties at be jou sibl FINANCIAL. LMONT & 60, 19 a ty | aerions. | the 21 Nassau street, © san street acts of the | Cam | squirm around to evade Mr. O'Nes yhich ne took, 8 adjourned until next for the purpose of Ty |" The ca STOCKS ARE Now a tiuting comracts on | MOrnng iN in thy arket; $106.25 | Witnesses, 9 the penalty of their testified that shortly a:ter cident an agent of the railroad company to him with & after whieh outents of as subsequently acy claim rhe paber was signed in the District Attorney's oMce, Weanesaay procuring other one of uonusual excitement 19 Aes, tur 20 days: < ac ay information asto best mate WALL STREET NOTES and troSers, No. 2 Wall street. New York. ie oa Se *, NY AMOUNT, FROM $1.00 T0-98),000 TO. LOAN ON | ADVANCE DY BIG BONANEAS—TEB GOLD Gnas improved and unimproved Reul estat thisciiy | BERS’ GAMES—WEST WJSCONSIN RaILWAaY— or Brooklyn, tor te f years, Without bout : WILLIAM # LEAViTs, 16) Broadway. | THE BANKS OF CHICAGO—THE MEETING 01 ED RAILROAD BO A SPECIALTY | MILLIONNAIRES TO ADJUST. BaILWAd py the olit estab | ALB Ho NICOLA | TROUPLES—ERIE AFFATRS, &C. : | | A hare! AA. Privileges on or thoroughly time of pure! NEY DANK BLANK > Headings nike turn SUMEAT, banks, 0 AL. riner with L retail e: wito full or city Propert, LCHANICS tuition, Deposits from thy Lite Ist aay of aliowed x z Band 1) pe Al Tuvesiinent Securities our specialty w 15 per eent, interest promptly paid, tor Y & Baz r responsiole TO BUY FIRST M r 100,—W ANTEDSACTIVE TC U0) to $90,009 to extend a well es- cent chores © vds and ot cars, paying 1 ale below par, | proper ci Y. 74 BROADWAY. —S1 rsot the Stock Exehany put 2 80 or 6) days. All mn, Nothing less than 100 . Pamphiet ev? Malle communica i00D | precious Notwit lary land a) S hoc gn idress | PTS, NOTE tug suitable tor amcial companies LIPAN PuINTING | hav OR SPRCTAL | ness wt haole to ness in staple goods. Address, | . & D., Herald otic ) LOAN ON GOOD PROPERTY Loans procure! on Farms jon. Yesterday was the Big Bonanzas of Wall street, | the Muetuations wili be found recorded in the it was suspected that two large houses attempted to cover short contracts in ay | certain stocks, and they Went booming mpward at At inarket | an evidence of the non-success of their endeavor were at Work again with a will, advanced to 116 bid alter business hours, and ones | eighth o: one per cent was bid jor the use of the - | held a me » | of Chicago nas The oluma. THR GOLD GRAB: ERS metal on Satar ay. record ol The premium dstanding the warning in this columma ou! ruin, THE W tog y ay at 4 Bs ERMAN termined to withar Navoual Bank wilt iurse, and the Dattoual bank \ two bank: near Houston street betore April 1, wil draw interest IL sums trom $5 to $10,000. | In the United s { a dul was tiled Viueennes tes Court of Chicags nse the Cat lway by Step | the mercvlants are Still belleved to be dabbling, and if they place weapons in the hands of their mies with which they may be smitten they will noone but themselves to blame. Merchants pnot be (OO stronsiy Warned against the Lempe alon Lo speculate in goid, Whica places their busie co ON & Jaise basis and renders them DNSIN RAILWAY oadway to FAULTED st SAND BONDS WANTED—FOR | receive the report o: the special committee ape choles Now Jersey Property worth $35.0, send | pointed ata former meeting last week, which wag mand price to FATEH, Box od Herald off | reported im fult ia tue she committer 2 $14,000 IRUSY PUNDS TO Loan. Por | Tecommended the mnc 8 proposed Lo years ou improved city property worth double | #dopted, and 1p was : It 1s supposed @ Apply to JAMss &. GIBSON, Jr., or | Mul elucidation of the plan be furnished to IN, 77 Cedar street, | the bonduolvers in a iew ATIONAL BANK Ww all its cire ue $40,000 required by law, 1e take the circulation suuced LO $500,000 by the action of these ‘0 yesterday 0, Danville and en Osgood, 1tis more om 10 A.M. to3 P.M, and on Mondays | tan probable a receiver will be appointed. ays trom 10 to 7. e | HE RAILWAY TROULLES, - CONKLIN, President. | it is rumored, are in process of adjustments peretary, ‘Those suppose to be Well imormed s.y that @& Moxey to boas wirnour Boxes 1s | IMecting Was arranged la Phuadelphia between IML suic on iinprovod New york city Pra Coonel Thomas A.” Scott, of the Pennsylvania J. U, CLINTON, 40 bast Eighte . | Central; Mr. Jewett, of the Erie: the New York ~ | Central interest, and a representative of Mr, JONDOUT AND OSWEGO RAILROAD COMPA ‘Thomas O. G tt, of tbe Baltimore and Ono \ Tirst mortgage boudholiers are reauesied to sign | Railroud. At tus meeting the recent ireight and be} on the INS ¢ Denver Pacitic Railway April 1, will be paid by th WISCONS ity Residen H. L,, Herald off jtestionable S., Box L.7J) Post of D—FIRs Estate, dt expinnatory circuiars, containing detaile! siatements snd quo.aiion prices of stocks dealt in at Stock Exchange © 10) those desiring to speculate, an maned m 310,000 ) BORROW, — 310,000, + givin curity doubie tae kmount in | first class interest paving Westera Honds; or would sell | @Leat loss of life, the bonds at a rate th 1 pay 1 on the imvestment, Full particatars xivel W. J. HOVE, 43 Chambers strc WANTED. $15.001 uiinutes from ¢ Address SECL $55.000 ¥. elas man. and box 177 Herald othe A ut lor the rir bonds with the Farmers’ Loan and Trust othe Gat ot A IN buy or seil these AD, 72 Wall street, Note Brokers and nD TO BOR je D—A LOAN OF $30,000, Hoe. $10), $500, $1,000—STOCK PRIVILE + to thousands’ of dollars proitt; OTHINGBAM & CO., WANTED a) $25,000 on other lots; ainpt Address GOOD Si BUSTYLSS OPFOR PRUNENIE FORTUNE TO A MAN ase of an old amporting and wholessie iqu 0 to $6,000 per annum. PER-ON WITH ABOUT $2),000 CAP sired to take an official posrti dl with office in ws MORTGAG York and Orange Mad New Jersey Midiand, Lowa ¢ | Southern Minnesota and of other rulir PAUL P. TODD, So. improved New Jersey pu © ot the property, and il next, as the sale wil | Sed. BONDS THE Mr. Ham DH. MOPFAY, Jr, Treasurer, RAILWAY BONDS, —P. Bounds please RIDES | and wou! all on their tun 2,000 ON NEW YORK | 0 per annum. Address | or the FOR WHICH U urity will be given. Address W. ‘dreasurei streets, ¢ BONDS OF nd, Mo many mt Rattn entra comprehensive Address ers and Brokers. ON $49,000 STRIC per cent commission allowe % 185 Herald oitice I—FOR FIV SARS UPON hle unimproved city property : also security and good bonds URILY, Heraid oftee. id. | the loss through WITH $8,000. ©. aor House will “net clear protit | Addre: fb: s FLORIDA, | AL 1S DE, nin well organized St. Louis, Mo. Co churches A interested Walt | $60,000,000 wortn vy the clatins set up by Insurance companies tha’ It 18 a matier of | from $1,000,000 - | city back many hundred years, | Possesses all the great attraction, not only to pro- sH in | duce an electric storm, but to invite it, providing it comes in our immediate neighborhood, have # slight protection by the introduction of the | ligntning rod on many of the dwelling honses ane mound, of tue House of epri ers of insurance pompantes 1 Kis now taxed. ld be at o1 reported, property now ds are investe ERIK COUPOY in governmen' TO RE PAID, le Ki lway Company and of th rs office, corner on and after April 1. TELEGRAPH POLE: Sometimes these of life. New York would to $100,000,000, cost in the city, This is all very day, inasmuch | passenger reductions, 1¢ is belleved, wil be sete aa sentatives, introduced a bill to provide tor the taxation of Stock oie manner as bank sto - | referred to the Commitee on Ways and Means It"is said that apes taxauon mM the saine It was to be t bonds, The April coupons of the fourth mortgage bonds e Seven per cent convertivie gold bonds Will be paid at the of Duane and West cere congratulation to the irieuds of Mr. vames M, Selover, who was Tecently so severely injured by faliiag from a car, aa Uiat he 1s rapidly recovering, A PROTECTION AGAINST ELECTRIC STORMS, To THe Epiror oF THE HEeRaLp:— During the past three years the West and South have been visited py electric storms doing great damage to the crops, overturning houses, with storms are | accompanied with hail, in many instances killing | cattie, buildings struck and burned. The storm passing over and through the State % of Georgia during the past week has been most disastrous in the destruction of buildings ana in Such @ storm passing over or at least and put the New York We Well, 80 far | a8 it goes, and itis to be hoped that the lightning cern have ainpte facilittes for «large and Iuerative busi. | Tod Will be extended until every building im the iy to GRIGGS & C. rON, y i ness. Apply to GRIGGS & CAKLETON, 98 Broadway. | eiry will have @ steel and brass pointer leading ap prs ptgRe “On SMe if pagnist pobp | from the ground to the top of the chimney, with | 1 estaptisne tore, No. 818 Arch street, Phila- | the proper invitation to protect the house and deiphia, Pa. Has a world wide reputation and is the | > best kno V pharacy in Phutaitelahia. tt nore uy | those dwelling within, Bus there is another pro a bargain, and mast be sold promptly to close the clio! Address WILLIAM. B. BURR, Assignee. 20 tection, and that is the network of telegraph street, Philadelphia. Wires above the houses and through the streets, are a SoS 7 ‘ | connecting with bie batteries, wulch does more Ree eee tile ph gem ar des (ok fal | to protect this city from the dangers o “ eries and tice ; seve: class sctric “ ‘aienOt ‘Address BUSINESS, Post #2 electric storm than if every house bushels, at $2 75 a $2 90 for timothy, $6 40 a $6 & tor Clover, $7 60a $7 {5 tor large clover. Pork firm, at $21 | tor heavy mess. Lard, 15. a 15}90. pali to exchange 1, 00 April tor Yesterday's rerwald ue the averages of verles were as follow 60; M > 22. dune, 1 auly, ay Ladgal Leet IES Ovigber, aie; | Touepo, March 2, 1875, | November, ipts athe | Flour in far demand, firm. Wheat in iair ports were S bales: New Orleans, firm: No, 2white Wabash, $122; No.3... $ Nobile. 266 iarieston, KB Wilmington, | white Micnizan, $1 18%: extra do., $i 22 152; Norwolk, 2 Now York, Bostoit, 153 Tan, $1 lig; May, $1 17ig: No. 2 red, SL iste | ceiphiay last week, 7 iL$114; No. amber Mlinols, $1 ¥0. Corn higher: | Gay last fotton to foreign pi Giositig quiet; high mixed, 7239¢.; “April, THe.; May, 700. 5 June. 164c.: no grade, Tie. Oats advancing; No. Boise. p White, OLge, Cloversced, $4 45 a $5 35. Keceipis. Wiieat, 12,00 bushels: corn, 7,09) do. 5 oats, 2,000 do. ship: | mnents—Wheat, U0) bushels; ‘corn, 60.0 do. ; oats, 3,000 | do. | | ts Jo Havre, by steam, ¢ quoted nominally a io Bremen, by stean ‘Yo Hamburg, by’ steam, 2e. Dy sails foc compressed, To Liverpool, 4d. bv iby sail, Corree.—With an increased demand the market was much improved tn tone, but the range ot values was 1 thaterially chanced. The reported dealings inclu as very mon at ide, 340) bags fair at nd 2.000 bays do. atl ributhig way ere quile libera prices, Atihe out pores @ Sule of LW bags, 1 pry: Cmicaco, March 2. 187: Flour quiet; unchanged. Wheat opened exc prices higher, but closed duil and drooping ; No.1 spring, Wsiic. : NO. Espring, Wee, tor fresh, Wie. Foxular spot. | April, 6. 4 spring. 913;¢. & 3 ree . Corn excited and irregu ; Closed awit ‘and declining: No. 2mixed, Oe. a Siac. Sbot, Usigo. April, 76he. bid May, 754c. bid June menti ony iteu he Baltimore, an Now York this date aggregates 06 jected, u/c. Oats buoyant and tnsettied : No, in first hands, other (han Mao, meiudes 1100 begs Java, — Gre. fresh spot, bd%xe. bid April, 695, 25M do. Laguayra, Lil? do. Jamaica, 1.589 do. ot, Do bde. a dtise. | Rye in good demand; 9 | Mingo, 4k? do. Porto Rico, 88640, Costa Rica, Lavido, dull and declining; $1 06 spor. $1 uF id. | Mexican, 105 do. Mautia, 491 do. Savanitia, 4 vanced and in cair demand: timothy, $2 a $250; clover. | tal, 13.740 bags, We quote:—Ordinary cargoes, £ $635 a Vork excited ss Migher; $20 a $2040 | 6c. tar do., 16c. a 16%4e.; go0d Go, 1Ggc. a loye Spot, S20 3246 a $20 Ma, Lard active and higher, pot or April, $14 024¢ a $1405 May, ‘Bulk’ | |. Whiskey firm and iniair | do., We, @ IMge.. extreme ri Java, government bag: nue for lots. 16%. @ I7e. $1871 0 $15 90 do., grass inate, 2 meats firm and in tale dema wo Smugapore, zie. a lon, 18e. a 1946 demand at $ Ipts—Flonr, 14.000 bois; wheat Carboy Iiige "a WWige,i Laguayrar 176. a I8e 69,100. bushel 20,00 do, "oats. 18,00V do; Dunlor’ Ide. a 180.3 °t Domingo, 1oAye. a 1b 5.000 do, Shipments—Flour, 10,000 bbls. ; wheat, 47,00) Hie. a 18!4¢.; Vosta sica, 176. a Ido: Mexioan Dusnels; corn, 6,000 do. : outs, 16,00 do. + barley, $00 do. | Angostura ‘a 19e,; savanilia, 17c.u 19; Curacoa: | at call’ ot the Board im ‘tho afterioon—Wheat, un- rt Te rh old. 6) and W dave changed. Corn deciined vy Gd4ac. Apri, Pork | declined be. PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, Provipexce, March 25, 1875, | Printing cloths unchanged, except that contracts for f .—Kecoipts=t 1our, 8,770 bbls. : wheat, Lard nomin 28,80, bushels; corm, 24400 do. ; con meal, 96 Dbis. ‘and 075 bays; Oats, 16,085 bushels; bariey, 6000 do, ine | Nour warket was firm under a tir cemand, especially les of Which incitided’ 6.200 bbis., the dealings n otier descriptions aking tn aggregate of 13200 for the | were 7,000 DbIs., $1,000 WOULD ID and take a salary. office. I HAVE $10.00) CASH AND A GOOD FACTORY, 4. arith steam pow ar | oitice. \ thousand dollars per annum can address MEDI THUS, Herald Uptown Branch office. Capital re- qui STATION S ing Lita With woderate capital Address P. office. VOL Sli NO-DAY ANY PERSON WITH $300 TO $3,000 CAN | purchase an established stapie ¢: compeution; large perinanent trade; splendid weekly | the sound of thunder. FIXTURE ul ss Stationery, Book and or sale ata great saci fused it sold at one sl Grand street. i siesness the cause. ofice, Baltimore, Md. er, RY AND BOOKSTOR! : reasonable terms a genuine business, with Circalat- | Custom House and & fine opening for a gentleman or lady FT $1,550 OR $2000 IN business as partner or loan the mone wir earth, over the i aima- Will “heur ER, Herald — | incre | contained a lightning rod, one I hope th Because th houses ana torough the stree! giving us the ie telegrapo are alWays in condition to recetye tue elec. inte fluid from the cloud, and quietly lead it into the Many (housaud wiies of wire are stretched ta, and for tthe wires will increase as our city and that the threatening storms that ; | Approach us trom New Jersey, accompanied with ‘on arity | Iihtning and tounder, may be allowed as now to Address HOWARD, box 131 Herald | pass over New Yor reiresbing | Bower Without the tornado and fire. Persons want & good business. Ad: TO BE SOLD ON | & comme R, box 119 Heraid ILL AND LE sic Store ; x} no reasonable cash | or | rif riflee, h Business; no | OUr city, profits, 335 Broadway, office 35. NG JEWELLE having a trade’ in the vicinity of New York, Albany, froy, Philadelphia aad Boston would RELIABLE like to make arrahgements with some good house that = woods tor them, Address K. 7. E., box 136 Herald 0} v TANTED. with Kin of protits Heraid office. — can be realized. | manutactures buttons and studs. to, the Jobbing trade, to ig streetcars With a patented article of asso- essity to them: an inspection of the article and | solicited. ANIED—TO COMMUNICAT! commerciul traveiler who is connected with some | good mercantile house and who will have spare ume to devote to an outside matter trom which a good income Address, in contidence, box 40.6 Yost Address SIRKET CAR, | the office. $700 Mqtiors or Address cars. $1.500 WiLL tor the money in this cits you hey =PARINER Ws $2.500. cash busitieas Full par por month. street, room e ald office. I WILL INVE imate, paying business, with services; atents. State nature of business and locality, CORNELL, 78 Chestaut sireet, Brooklyn, FOR HALF INTER! ST IN WESTBROOK | Maple Svrup and table sauce and Condi. | that ment Manufactory, 282 Hudson street. Eighth avenue | SEC | $1,500 east Be | +JUU (Jobbing Businesses 1n,th . ation. Cail at No, 2 Broadway, room 14, trom 12 | 10 $3. OOO m2 oo P StU ATION AND SALARY TO eds + & good business man, able to loan em- Dloyers $3,000 on security, IN ANY SAFE, LEGIT. | no tee, 10 of is, URL AN INTEREST AS CxS. | by Mr. ot Raw: says:—" one unifo OF THE BEST PAYING will bear in- ONE this cit) TED-—IN A_ STAPLE Will pay $1,000 each | Ceulars at No, 9 West Fourth | oretoc| Opinions | the Address CASH ONLY, Her | Taking $10.00 IO cocausuee firmly established, 3) SARE AND SECURE; | Anyone having this amount to invest in @ first class line of goods | Visions, (well known by advertiser) suitable tor jewelry and | th) Tancy goods traue, will please addres we ‘ald offics class m: SHARP PRACTICE, | spaces HOW THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY SOUGHT To “HUSH” A CASE. Some ten,days ago John O'Neal, a child eleven 8 Of age, Was run over by the cars of che Hudson River Railroad Company and died very soon alter from the effects of the injuries received, Yesterday morning Coroner Kessier heid an in+ y juest in the case, buer of tae chi | mit now existing. | Tequest by deleating the bill, third class, | ounce or fractional reial ct besides relieving those who OFFICE. To THE Epiror OF THE HERALD:— A great “hue and cry” 1s raised about the course of the express companies in defending their busi- | Tess against the action of government in making | the United States mat! a “common carrier” in competition with them, at rates far below the actual cost to government. It appears that the WITH A RELIABLE | expresses asked to have the limit of weight of Merchandise parcels restored amount, twelve ounces, instead of four pounds, ‘rhe Senate dented the On the 18th of Feb- Tuary the Postmaster General wrote a letter to the Chairman of the Senate Post Onice Commit. “that the rate postage on merchandise be to ft which be advised the rate should be orge ‘ay Mi tis rm | Service, im which that were continually is,y increasing however, ten cents part thereoi? Judging trom the pa atier forwarded, While the diflerence tn ent would be very material’? | reception of these letters the senate Post OMict | Committee offered an amendment, doing exact | living in New York, and having noticed the fire in tie cloud as it approached the city and witnessed ; ot Bot BA i | the istamt subdued tone of — thunder, idea an eekirtee M POWs Herald | Wilt agree with. me that a great change Ts > == | has taken place, and that change ts EDICAL—RECENT GRADUATES OR OYHERS | believed — to pe caused dy the, telegrapt desiring to secure at once a practice of severat | wires. New York 18 the centre of the “ | telegraph system of the American Continent, | and jor one, | hope that the wires will never be © ~ | insulated und burfed in the ground. New York is Y es we are used to having the ‘ost Oilice in the very centre, , Carts loaded with merchandise crowd onr streets, | and the mercnants fill the sidewalk with boxes, | and the cooper with his potes and hammer straps: the DoXes on the sidewalks, and our clilzens make jendid | NO Complaints because business requires the sac: | The telegraph wires are suspended on Apply to LAMBERT & | poles, in most cases higher than the houses, im | nobody's way, and in case of a storm, such as described in the State of Georgia, would protect tremble at |THE EXPRESSES AND THE PQa2 ‘he tormer doubled— one cent for cach ounce or fraction thereof, Instead of one cent for each two ounces.’? jer in the best paying business to be found - Postmaster General transmitted and reierred the Apply at © Broad street, | Senate committee to a letier addressed to himselt Bangs, General Superintendent At the same time the Mr. Bangs dvisabie, however, that there be € and Weight for ail articles of the This has been demonstrated since | the present law went into operation. away with the innumerable cases of conflicting ing ‘he time and attention of the officers of this department, |" * * li any change were made in the \ law why Would it not be well to make it in rate—that it will ao present the ral for ew Thus im cluding everything, trom an unsealed circular to # Jour pound package, wituout wny specille pro i 3 ie Mg : office bas at its command it would make NESTY, box | little, it any, difference in the amount of third even were the rate revenue to the ate Alter tht what both these Post Office officials had advis The ex, carriage rinted matter, Let us give the ts due, and admit that wh fiicvea by the chunge in tu | and it Was cairied, asmen say (and we have n 10 reason tC | disbeueve them) that they did not, and do not, wish (o interfere in the slightest degree witn the ol newspapers, periodicals or other tal law Do: ‘Satanic’ EB: the express 0 not seem responsivie ior in yLaY, FALB