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HRw ORLEANS. SUNDAY, APRIL 81. 1873.
From the Southwestern Presbyterian.l
" The Consequences of the Dogma
Prove 1t to be False"

In accordance with our announcement not
long ago, our ncighbors inform the public that
they have got to the end of their string, hav-
ing got to the end of Wenger; for the re-
naming chapter is merely Wenger's ans wers
to Wenicers objections to the dogma.
Then farewell! Weniger farewell Roma To-
euta. Though Kenrick takes You for u blum
derng zcaiot, and Crafty. for an INSCRIPTIONS
liar, surely, it is not your fanlt that you have
proved to be such an entant terrible to men who
unfairly tried to get reputation for learn
ing at your expense.
But we are not at tho end of our string by
any means, on the contrary We have jnst be-
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Then having done with Weni gers rhapsodies,
We ask some consideration for the Official ut
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Of history, the uniform voice of the Popes
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As yet, we have said nothing of the crnel
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Here is another genuine expression of infal
libility, the Popes understood it. Archbish
said at the Vatican Council !: =" The conse
queaees Of the dogma prore it TO be faise."
, 1873-07-18

woro reported Of 3 900 bu at 281fo 80. 900 bu u,
2aao; lo,coo bu at 2e1Got 1900 bu rcleotcd
Il % bS sa s1 % ss = : ss *
ye cs'SsV vas ia nj botter demand ut tho recent do
Glue, whscls brought out buyors, rs 1t Becms to
have cnt OF receipts. Bnloa woro reported OF
1soJeotel was nominal ut 51@52o.
Barloy was Irregular and lower There waa NO
demand for cash lots, and none oIorin9 but
tho Hpccuantora gathered around tho advance
slladow Of new No. for eellor sertembor.- A
OF 10 from yesterday; tho market tlon waakonod
rapidly to ZOO thon d salo waa made At 72c; and
tho marlet oloaed with anotlor salo at 72]1o:
Cash No. Is quotable At 00@G2c for old No.
nt b0@65o; and rotoctad ut 95@d0c.
CHop PROSPECTS IN EUROPE.
Tie Now York Bulletin gtVoB tho following:
VIENNA, Juno 40, 1B73.-1n Lower Austria the grain
etoPs leave lt.lo to be wished for although vegetation
unavoidable: Tho vines vigorous but late, and tho
eys,opnsnt ct tho young grapes Is 1u1.s Gaekwssd
a. A 1ose TINS ss ~ IS 10 S ss r
1ocalites wheat eni ryo h.va boon suffering nstlo;
thus in Upper Austria tho sumnicr sowings havo
during TIC month Of Nfay hui during Tho past fow
days vegetation even there has been looking up,
sa sre hs % e s fe r. + ns s ssa0 hes 3 s
iaes sood e1op Glover stands thiely though aemo-
wol1, and turnips tho same. although afor.aowingB
wero necessary. Tho damage dono 70 fruit has been
quite general In Bohemia In Aoruvta the grain Acids
nc9r satisfactory appearanoe' especially ID ano 60
nnta Ws,t a s song s5o ost promsna
Viii be nnrticujsr1g nsnt,f Hay s1d arass sccds III
70 e. p1oi.e ws. From Austrian s'les'. The nova il of
JAssT, June "A, 1e73-Crop' 'prosrecis On tho Lower
nannne arg noT quite cheerful. Iho h aenn o. msay
~ thaS ~ 19 anse uo1e @ an"nh to ahs
woro cooi. veaotation rsimsined unchecked in its
growth Hon,o nnnrohcnston Of rust T1oro neyerthe-
, 1873-07-18

Lots - 10 a, In Block I Of phtnneyfa n VI hno u
efne Hoo ii, 20. Is, dated July II consideration,
Lot II, in block 4, In 7lnth.tng suba,vtaton. in
500 3d. TO- il, atod july 10 oonsiioraon. siso,
Lot !, In Block II, III b. i. Lees Addition, dated
5uno 40 consfiaration, & 900.
Emerald ~ 3l7 It of Thirty ut of 2tx12th
Tn}lor At 17sK It v Of Iloyno ut. n +, 2sx1s5N IT,
das01 March 10 consideration, $1,000.
is Sa 1a Lake y cor Of stas'n!on IT. f. 4811oo H.
11alstct st. Of md Archer Nv, T. 7511oD 2-10
It. dated july 10; consideration, 81, 900.
Cottage Grove ay, cor Of Woodlanl Park, " +,
~ alo It to Alley dated Feb 40 confederation,
Thirty-nrnt st. 70 BIO II Of Hobbs st. f. 2or12s II.
dated Juno 30; conaideratlon, 1910,
.sa Att 9et s.tsai and Auburn z'' a'
Tho rremiass M. COL Larrnbce as, dated April 81;
consideration, $3.50.
waS 1y SaSan Lot aa u 2GSa 1 pssxs to
Undivided n OF samo. dated 5ny !; consideration,
NORTH or u1rY LIMITS.
Lots 10. TO- and IT, In Block 9, in OlylonIn'a Ad-
dft,on to Na1snswood dated July II; consideration,
souaH or urrT 11H1TB.
e1tynrst a., 200 Il Of School at, Il 25 IT. dntod
July ii /; consideration, $780,
Fortysscond st. v Of and nc9r vineonncs az, I,
5o12o f. Ttth tna bT,ef buildings datea April 70 con-
IL, Iois s and 4 in Block o of orva' 4 ofs eoo
7, 3s, Il, dated Feb. 70 !; consideration, $3.50.
division in Sec. i, 50, 10, dated July 12 con-
RI. q Iot IL Block IS, Hyde Turk, dated July
WEST or orr1 11nr1s.
Perry ~ BET Aee and CLARA place, II, 27 IT, dated
Ffy-fonr LOTS euch 60x128 II, IN subdivision OF
uon, {A3,2QO
, 1873-07-18

Total. ............. 6,49t 17,749 ,.,
CATTLE-Tho situation Of the cattle market WA
unchanged III anyimportuut particular. The dcrnand
for welifattcl beeyea suited TO tho Wat9 OF tho Nav
York, Albany, and boston murkots fully equaod tho
supply and holders Of such had difficulty in real
izn8 ut full former rates, but the offerings of common
md medium qualities wero much larger than was re-
lulrpl to satisfy tho wants Of tho trade, and conso-
.lupntly the market weak and unsettled, prtces
varnU buyers In many instances to tho extent Of is
a0u per 100 lbs. eo far as low grades Of stock ago
concernCd tho immediate tlturu 1t the market ia not
leEa would ayoid losscs, they should buy On
uuntstakably downward. aaioa wero reported
oil tho way from $2l3H for "atraw COVE, to $G.20
for extra steers though moat Of the days business
WnH transacted within thp range Of $4G0@5.65. fow
choice fetched S5.7t@5,e5, but, with two exceptions,
nothing uold at higher figures. Gregory, 6trador 4
Co. succeeded In disroB,ng Of two 1rnycs averaging
respectively {36 md a at 1910. but those sales
,ycro rather nboye thu arkut, and not fair cr-
teriuu. butchers bought Erarngly Ut $2.l2>5@4.7r
choy at 81 0o4.25. Fat TEXANS soll tolerably well,
but thin lots much neglected. and several drovca
Of this aust loft in tho yArs unsold. The mar
iat oIoaod quiet and easy.
QUOTATIONS.,
Extra aDeeyeH-Gradel ateers, averaging 400
Choice Boayes-F4ue, ut, vol formed 3yHar
70 8 year old atesrs, averaging l,250 to
1850 6.79@5.as
uood Boeyes-Wol-fa -fastenod, finely formed
seers, averaging 100 to l,2o0 lM..... b.21@o.io
, 1873-07-18
MARINE.
Port Of ChtcuKos
AnR1VEN

Port Of ChtcnKo.
ARRIVED. ....... July H.
scow Granger, WIllotta Tier, 60 m lumber.
Bchr Il, D. Hubbard, Frankfort, 95 M lumber.
Bcl,r Octay1a, Mantstep, 130 m lumbcr.
Hchr Planet, White Lake, 90 III lumber.
Scllr Tempest, A1anistee, 1B0 Ill lumber.
Barge Hercules, Ludingtou, $50 nj lumber.
Bchr Ebenezer, Ahuarce, 0b eds wood.
Bchr Trauss, KeWhutae, 81 ctlB wood.
Prop Alma Munro, Kinrardine, {, 800 brls salt.
8cow South Haven, Buuth Haven 20 N Timber, Is eds
bark.
scov Fiora, saugatuck, 76o m lumber, 40 m lath.
Bchr Abigail, Holland, $50 eds henlock bark.
Bchr Con. Sigel, bIanfstse, 14O IN lumbor,
Bchr C0rul, Lincoln, 1890 railroad tics.
Hchr Mock1ng nirdt ulfIalo, 300 tons coal.
Prop Mohawk, buffalo, 1,l6A brls sugar.
Bcht Lavinta, Portage LAko, 125 cda wood.
EcAr Sardinia, Manikteo, 130 In lnmbor.
Prop 8. q. Baldwin, EscAnaba, GAO tona iron orc,
BcoW LAurutla BauRattlck, 35 eds wood.
Bchr Kitty Grant, Baugatuel, 10 m lumber.
scow Mary lielen, White Lake, 2 III railroad ties,
Bolr Frank D. Arkor. OaWrYo ATS tons railroad iron.
Selr brooklyn, Bunalo, GOO toilB coal.
Bcow lIurcutes, Carlton, o. eds wood.
Bchr L. @. hll1ov, OswCgo, $50 tons coal.
Bcl,r Knight Ie1nrlnr, OaWego, GOO tong coal.
Hchr IEobnkcn, OaweKo, 8,a00 6rls salt.
Hchr CARROT Smith, Uswego, 400 toua coal.
Bchr Gilbert Moe4on, Lituo Sotus, go tons coal.
barge Golden Harycst, Grand Nayon, $50 nj lu1nb0r.
lsargo @. o. D Grand Haven, 800 NJ lumbar.
barge City OF GRAND Hsbcu Grand Haven, $50 N lun-
barge Wn,. Burns, Grant. Haven, 200 m lumbar.
gclr Caledonia, South HAyou 81 eds bark eds WOOD
Bchr Radical puptwateE, 10 III lumber, GO N shingles.
, 1873-07-18
LOCAL sTo0K AND bond MARKET.
MesBr6. Lunt, Preston d. koan quote aa fol-
Aows this n. m.;


Tho following instruments were filed for reo-
prd on Thursday, July H.:
CrTT PROPERTY.
lot 80, in Block 0, picrce's Addition 10 Holstein
44tsd July "A: consideration, $4,000.
Central Park boulevard, sw cor Of Nichols
y, 4, 10etlto II, dated Juna II consideration,
Bt,N0.
We4t Indiana IT, bet Bickerdite and Noble sts,
S1f, Int 10, dasod March a. consideration, 1910.
Milwaukee ~, 20 It n 0f GirarA Il, a (,
klsIlls II, dated July II consideration, s2,2oo.
Ws.t I.zks ut, 118 II Of Ke<tzi1 av, I, 601204
~, VIII. 7s1lQlAf It IN Ad1oining book, dstDd July
IIHs ~ t. H. in Nlock of MllIard 4 Dsctor'ss u
Il MAw 4 ~ 70. ~, u, dAted Jsa 10; considers
lin, t3,y1.
mn IN fioek p SANS ~ tt.e sbose, dated April "a
ts,l4Lt9f xtian. 9l10.
b,at4 1t, u aud ph&f Thirty-nhl nj, ok ~ II 10
kllsy, dated Nay ~: confederation, u. loo.
, 1873-07-18

Wheat Was moro actiyo and stronger, advanc-
lug 154@2c oudoliverics for thismont1,, and 10 on
deliveries for August, tho premium on cash No.
2 ovor soller August Widening to 611o, with
~as essy repored id@a M pos ioSi loo ba sSa
spot wheat, and oaser on. oargoes to arrive,
while Milwaukee waa again higher, at a12315 cash.
Now York was subsequently quoted stronger,
with fair demand for export. Tho Indications
supply thoir deficiencies on tho current crop
low that they havo not enough
loft for consumption bofnre their own wllcat Of
tho new crop ID ready to grind, The shipping
wero willingly taken as 10 above aollor the
month, Notwithstanding tho further advance in
the option: The July shorts filled in liberally,
somo OF them boing worry nervous, Willie there
tions. Bollsr tho month opened at 31.1726, I'd
vancou to 51.l99l, declined to s1.10111, roso to
e1.2ON. aud oloaod at $1.2o. Cash No. spring
closed 1t 91..2o1. seller August sold at s1.1sN
eli Z G9s1g e. e1S a5a seGs seller sSpt'eoF ps 9soF
At s1.o7h,, closing nominal at s1.o7N
@1.09. No. sprIpg closed firm ut e1.2D; No.
do at el.UB, aud rejected do dull ut $50.
Cash saloB were reported OF 800 bu No. / spring
ut e1.2e,; 1,goo hu DC at sl:25; 1900 bu No. y
$l.21I SOD bu do Qlard) at s1.21; 40,sO0 6u at
s1.2o5 81, 600 bu do at s1.201 81, 800 bu do at
s1.2o; $500 bu do Mt s1.19}6; 0,400 bu No. 5
spring at BLOB 400 bu do at 8l.07A 1900 bu
Corn was stoady ayereging about 7sc hghcr
than yesterday. Cash corn was activo, being in
worry good shipping demand, tho shippers taking
short receipts and regular, in specified houses,
at 859I@3Go, but avoided roceipts on some
othor houses. The more active movement was
duo to reported advance OF 8@Gd por 4s0 lhs
In Liverpool, which would hnyo produced q do
cdcd advance hero but for tho faot that our re-
ceipta woro larger {G17 cars anl 1860 bu in
spootod in this morning) which caused moro
competition among scllers thln usual. Ih6re
was comparatively little doing III options, the
short interest not caring to buy; whilo the orer-
inga woro light. 1,l,o principal trading In OPP
Seller August oponod ut a71zc, advanced to
8716c, and closed 1T 81 (@87Y6o. Cash No. q, or
Holler tho month, sold at tI5Y% @3Go, closing at
8bA{@351Ec. New rocoipts cloaed firm ut 801 70
881Go Boller September Roll at 8056GQ38I1o,
closing at s91c. Rejected oloaed firm at ~.
lot aelling at that figure yoBtorday afternoon.
Cash sales wero reported Of 10000 bu No. now
receipts ut 3G96o; $4,000 bu do at 8G1(et 43, 200
bu regular at aBc; G5,000 bu do at $500; a5, 200
bu do at s51{oi 900 bu allort receipts at s5556o;
aost aaos bu y roeSisd It 10 M 100 1u DO
ut 82L5o; 1900 bu do at D216c; 300 bu Co at
B2111o, 1890 bu no grade ut 2oo. Total, 279,oo
Oa.a woro dull and steady at an average do
cline Of 36o from yesterdays prloes. There waa
no pressure tho part Of olthOr bMyora or sellers
made holdora rather less firm III their ytoss.
Bellor tho month, or regular, sold At 2a1G@
2S11lo, now receipts at 2s15o; seller August at
27x6D279Gc; soller Boptembor at 2G31GD27o !;
and seller tllo yonr at 2011o, all closing with firm
holdera at tho outeido figure uamea Cash Rslos
, 1873-07-18
COMM ERClAl,

THURSDAY EVENING, July II.
Tho following woro tho receipts and shipments
Of tho loading artiolos Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twonty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date ono year ago:
, 1873-07-18

Medium 0raden-stoorp In fair flcsl, avel
sginN 900 to 1,20O ibs..
butchers Btock-Common to fair steers
and good TO eztr. COWS, for city
slaughter. averaging 900 to l 1,16o lbs. .....
Stock Cattle Common cattle, in teconi
Inferior--Light and thin cown. heiforn
ntaga, bulls, and scalIawag ateefs,
Cnttle--Tn1aa, Northern wintored, .....
Cattlo-Texas, through droros ,,,.,.....
, 1873-07-18

HlbeEGllunGG0d4
The feet Of vessels that haa been locked for 10 Ions
ia now arrivinc 1~.'
Another search !s 10 be made for tho tuu n J.
Mills.
Gen, Weitze1 Engineer Of tho Eleventh Lighthouse
District spuo,uces tnat ho viii scl| ut auctiou n
Highland Park Ill., Aug g. tho sttes Of dscontInued
lighthouses at Port Cltnton and TayoreDoyt IlDoiD
on the west shoro OF Lake Michigan.
The Bay CITY 1Ti6uud saws II On Saturday tho
tug Witch of the Test was sold by Cant r. O. Woolaon
to WiIlfam Gormen. Cant. John Stewart. and Franf
Woolaou-the latter purchasing quarter interest and
each OF the two othera oihrce.etehths uterest The
nrtco psfd was Is. 600 cogh.
Every contract Of Tho master within the scopo Of
his authority as mascr is binding on the owners and
whoever teala with tho MASTER III al cases where ho IL
noting within his authority ii entitled to look to the
party and tho charterer yictuals and mans hor and
las lie entire control Of tho vessel tho general owner
is not responsible for tho ae.s Of The master but ID
snch caaes persons dealing With the muster have lien
upon tho eh1pa. security.
Tho pronelcr phtlsdelphlA lnH arriycd nt Buffalo
With atout $4,000 bushels wet wheat Some 1900
bushcls wore thrown and pumped overheard. Tho
The stearpbarEo Hatcher willie boinE towtd down
the Niagara River nt Buffalo, on Sunday last, struck
ngains the International bridge no forcibly that tho
bolts along tho side wero driven in 40 forribly that
they projected from two to hrco inches tho Inside.
The Fletcher - anow craft and was on hor return
The Eric Despatch Of tho 10th says: Mr. Totterman,
there il large rift Of buoys over tho wreck Of tho
steamer Atlantic, lve miles southwest OF tho light
holac and three miles from tho ahoro, ut Long Point
and warns vessels from running into Ii.
It accIns to he pretty surely doermlned that Port
Maitland is to bo tie Lake Eric terminus Of the Well
, 1873-07-18
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OFFICES

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are offered for rent in the Trib-
une Building.
Single or in suites.
With and without Vaults,
English Tile Floors through
out the Building.
Elevator running during all
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These Offices are not equaled
in the city.
The best for oil classes Of
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Room 81 Tribune Building.