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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-24
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.

The Commencement exercises Of Dickinson
College 40 Carlisle. Penn, opened Sunday with large
attendance sermon was delivered By DR.. Hamln,
and the Blccauurrafe sermon was preached by Pfes-
dent lcCauuy Prof HINES leotured yesterday before
the Scientific society.
The annual announcement of prizes nc Ham
itou College Clinton H. " took place " the chapel On
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Consumption can De- Cured.
scHEycEs sBAwEED TONIC, ~-.-.......

SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PltLA
sre tie only aat Will Pulmonary Coasumpun
Frequently medicine stop cough vii she ath Of he
Theyc ck he 1imod,
tn orrhase ooss they the con o e onns
tla, s4e c0agh.
LIVER Ca4pauus Dygpepas s Of hr Of he
Oonssrnp,uu. ManY COMPLAIN Il dui P~
ado consolidation -ei .ougue, pam ,urr blade gf
dro~sn and ne food ng heavily tc soh,
compaaIol With acluiy anl Dolcllng % Of Nlud
These symptoms u-ay originate from Asoc-d conuou ~
ktDuachFars
P.r.oss SO ale Cd Il Trey z
csugh ~, 1l r-f
ctE1 reuang tornd almost before thee
TIE an-s are
opium or anvthinz acuated 20 cheek cJugh shlleny
Schcneks Tome 4ssoyes ooi. WITH he Eas
ipers stomach digestion
oosve ssiu saos BE syII II
bilious senfrucy, scheacks Mandrake Ps required.
Thrss nelieues prepared Oal! By
J H. SCUENcE & SON
North Kth and sts.. fhladesphia
Andfor ale hT lIi fTu. s ae|.grS
aoeA JNO r. BENNY Nos and CSaege place
W,ra
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5reclal Nouccs

CORNERSTONE Laying, BrOOxyu.-The stone 81 he
Tompkn, PShytau Iurc br1okyn ibrv. & CLARK d. a.
Ps,tr viii be- a. NHl Appropriate crsouc cus siaE AsS
Ia. oiher
cer nrn TIE Ie
cation viii Chapel, McDouougnst ~ IompEns
n h weather proves all Ve possponed .
DE-
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=, sxercise fn working on frm unth
~ began to ~ for coIeg and after thai he played
n..ebaIl and crrrci8sd in the gymnasium Mr. Brewer
,ooks like a usan Who bad becu IA training from his
.sIe and n. "a, g that that about the case Some
,reumeant a4.euns 90 prepare a crew u 90 TO
worcester haViu1 failed ia his freshman year. Mr.
rewsrs nexy appearance WIS IN the University crew
~ last wear wtrre ht pulled the bow oar and seercd
sbe winner " tai most famous Of American college
aces over tbc 6o,,sc iu DIS room may be seen the
how oufrigsrr ef "a. @ years 5oat with part OF the
gunwaIe atiaehrt together with tho rud3or, bearing
che following ls .r'.ron:
sRudder Of thc Amherst Universitv shcIl victorious
over the crew O. Il rtI, Amherst grcutura, Bow
dOin william tI. .I lult-'N 90 Iur -n.uau fcSatIi
of the R0wiu- .....l ~ Au .UCtu Colleges, IA the
best time on t.'.
aSpr1nGreid Jll.. ISL
MI Brewer s o.,.l OF the crew and appears to be q
pretty good ii 'u4.iiu Re Is strongly built IN every
point hrighJ-tytl and Il.4 as d uut
Nj scovllIc. Sea-. .. H member " Tho Sophomore
Glass and COM, ir1. Wsvi e.. n. Y. Il. - uetween22
and 3 years Ola tu - arht about 'coJ ~ inches. He
Sc Of about OBJ. s-t weight aud highs for boat
ing man. Is sp..H..tly Mlt about the shoulders and
chest and oo., very - v WHOM trained, having tine
olive skin. h wears uslt side whlskers and is good
looking.
Mr.. Booth. H.. g is from Granville, ONO, and crndu
ates this year DC D. % yeus OLD and IS me heaviest
man in the boat .E pt rle stroke, who weighs Two
pounds more Tl wl pToblay come down 70 i'8 oeIofe
an ~, ,. +.fs rt1le. Mr.
Ao 80 49, -, tI,o crew arose
AoO'" = 'o'+ .,.id NOT mil
- &, a FORTY
$50 ..., md rca run I've
miles conse r, t 90 'o'" -'"-' - - 80 -
and half. N- h''tn ac'cp''l ,'' ~, a.,
an hour ano h'e u' iHr-' sac -. -
minutes. A.,el j- tso'st~l oy the students 10
go on the Grew BE las never r'vet before bnt taxes
hold well, aua NI o' le le OF ''' I''' p~'' hOOu
oar. BE Is 1i GRACEFUL h-nF'' N'''N "sA' NN'0N''
and IN boating I- IS q i.'--'.'lns ---'
Mr.. Brown N' g. is .'o' F.'v.''''' '-'77 nc nc = .
JUNIOR twoAi' Aitr '.-' o' ''' 90 ''o zen III "S"'
lie pulled iu .s' Yea. ol''-''- -.o"' as Us -
boating e1peii.'o.' Nd S.'' -''' 90 -.' '' $50,
what pecui-'f 1'. '-- l'i''- 'l.' ..-' ' -
with small inns ''' i'-'' ''' WIZ. ..u -''-- - -
and Capt brewer CONSUMERS I4i OIL % -' 4'' P'4o''
oarsmen-
MI. Logan 40 o. comes .''''' ' .' ~ '.' gu y
o sophoin''.- HIS '-' s 20 anu JAS "'7-' ~ =.
inches "a was NOD .' .'@ yea -''' -,
"a very wei I'd. '''- '- '-' "'-s --"' "a ~" -,
ders' ana S'fohs ~ '"' ''''' "' ~ ~ " -
thg' ana IL ueSl'.e '' .''' '-0'' 0~i-o'oS '- 49,
Goou oar -,
MI Nagl' tLe >'..'' - 3" '- .-'--
con- u year one ... -e'' Il'l'' " ..', ''"' " ~
never roWeo before 'u IS man on immense s'IenS'A
In the shoulder 1ud collar He VIII snow one OF the
neatest arms iF'' As ''N'i' I''' " ''" ,l-. va,
and is striving tsrl fo make huns u good stroke
There Is st a p1s,'i'y tnlt he viii take some other
place IN 'he oo', ' ~ NJ - ~
aOy ue III st4'h' ~t'-"a'i~''4- -'N -
nksly.
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Cattle MARKET.

OuicAao Jane 3-CATTLzeeps 0oO heai the market
DEP eva,y rse1 ana uafrolle weather. re dali, le
.nei s0kc nh ght sales. riy r rav choice steers -AD
s. 3D. F tIfpugl -oa s. 30. AMI 40 . t
losing lues and SoaE, VIA a sAPens' a-'8fly
200 Bea1 .
Hoq-L We dali and declining oO0 lead common to extra
II 20 s. Is most go0I 4-d caOce al co. spzs-ls
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TribuHs Lecture Extra No. =.
TIE METHOD Or CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST Against

TgB METHOD OF CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST
TfIB OARwINIAN THROKY
delivered Prof before a.. a,s.s 81
Zoology Caabge Mass containing w.,
and rueoaaise Information concerning printed
rnbun- sheet OF pages ustyate sus eugrastaxa
SOW READY
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA NO RIGHT
This sheet a.so contains icnpuoB soas
cred IN the Rocky Mountains o. che Yale Coless Es,-luas
Pdes single copies By nall 10 esais $50 o Is sel ave ,sr Is
ecnta Address rHE TRIBUNE. Nes YorA
Nine Extra ssets containing over % L.eae, aud 10 gasrauas
Al Credit Aoisr Report re rHha- Nmans Tor eats
sanud aad " s-risg. Voice sud speech. The Exp,s-
nation Oi Musical Harmony, uastIatouA
bf fr0L L-sss.. IA TRIBUNE LECTURE kXINA 81.
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Mr.. n Erickson, who for ten years hos held
responsible position with the Advertising Agency o.
Peaslec G Co.. has now become managing partner IL
that house. His familiarity with the business and with
both advertiser. md publishers viii make the
ton a desirable Que Tor all.
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Urea n T. June 1Cl -s1sharEr. 1rre opened inl bui
ei5se miss th osu- 500 boxes Of ~cu o. J soil W 20 e
Ige factory reached Jtc K sgnt got lI TO ruling
d,ures L., IlJ4c O., ....
IL. Farm Dairy lots reached llc sul itl-
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THE SECONDS TO TIE RICHMOND DUEL RELEASED.
RICHMOND, June 2}.-Ihe seconds N the
Moriecai and McCarty duel made successful cIrt 10
get bail to-day They were taken on VIII ot haJ'as
corpus before judge lacy of Newkers County, below
Richmond. Who after hearing tIe Is-IIaut-oI COILS
admitted them 20 b1i w 80 10 each 90 appear -c.J4- C
Grand j u.y On the 1sl OF July.
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- rersnNAy -.


This crew is Gea-- composed o., farm PRS. and makes
an excellent Appearance. TIC Acssrs Johnston. stroke
and No. l. arc tro out family Of niue brothers. and
are specially dlt-.anaH- uen. Tho stroke carried of
the palm q; ,a1 class lezcsVeaGas last night, taking
che first pre-. This deny that they have absolutely
refused TO row the Y,e Freshmen account Of their
scientific school members and 10 seems probable that
Vale Will be allowed 70 enter The matter will doubtless
De referred ~ the tribunal Of the Rowing association.
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CUBAN AID SOCIETY FORMED IL MADISON
COUNTY.
SYRACUSE, June 23.--Uudcr the auspices Of
Gerrit Smith there WERE Saturday and sunday
meetings at PeterhUro' OF the friends OF Cuba. Among
the speakers were Gen. Tnomls Jordan formerly of the
Rebel army but later Of the Cuban Army Of Indepen-
dence senior Adema. and three other Cubaus. The
Madison County Cuban Aid Association was organized
which is designed 20 DE- tic nucleus o. general move
mcnt 20 influence public opa!OI al. Congress ~ .aTOr
Of aiding Cuba with materials " -1r & grand county
meeting IN the same InlcIes appointed to be held
at Cauus JOLl Oh ada Jaly IA, at which, beside Jue
speakers named, Charles A. Dtua j expected.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE PHILADELPHIA YACHT CLUB RIG alta

TIE PHTLA DELPHA YACHT CLUB RIGA
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-The regatta OF the
Philadelphia Yacht Cub off to-day A heavy
wind prevailed. making it dangerous for the boats ana
many were swamped Or the twelve yachts IN the nrS'
class starting only six rounded the buoy OF Deanoo
and Of the second Glass; nineteen starting, only three
rounded The Aldager first oass) took the lead ana
held IT, but unfortunately, when opposite Tacony, she
cap,z ed The Yachts closely following IN line also cap
4 rod and the Geo. Holt Capt smlthl sucoeodsA ~
Tnunding the buoy irr, closely followed by e Lzzle
NJ Ards, GU the h0mostrefoh tho Geo. HON main
tanned The lead and won the The kncnantss Vas
the winning yacht OF the second class Inc prizes cO
sted OF handsome syor g0Diets. Fortunately, no SGT
Gus accident followed the upsetting OF t4e DOAss'
YACHTING NOTES.
The fifteenth annual regatta of the Jersey
CITY Yacht club was sailed yesterday on the IDLE Hour
Hotel Greenvie u. J. The for nrst ana second
class sloops was from the stakeboat on GreenVe 70
and around Southwest SPIT buoy No. 81 ana thence
home tor the third and fourth glasses NO oo's was
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NARRLLD

True AMI Fase science speech at TIE nian gaHqast bT
Parks GoIa.a. Ia ruHrys LsarTl6 bxfaa 50. D.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
Providence r. L. Juae 23Pfulg Coa5 steady a. &C or 5es
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[LEn

Al Na6,r7 ofHlrjages must be iad0rsei UilA dIiI
meme 1pt IIllc5s
, 1873-05-18
4 Touching Incident

=. From The C6p7'!gtofl lKV.} 3o1r7ldL:
\ abort time since, II this city, brilliant and
some time with a trouble Of the eyes, was led to
fear speedy change for the worse, and imme-
diate1y consulted her physician. An examina-
lion discovered . sudden and fatal falling In OF
parted as gently as possible, that the patient
could nat retain her sight moro than q few days
1t most, and was lisble to be totally deprived
Of It at any moment. The afflicted mother re-
turned to her home, quietly msds such arrange
ments ss would occur to one about to commence
30 dark journey Of life, and then had her two
Ittle children, attired il their brightest and
sweetest costumes brought before her !; and 20,
with their little faces lifted to hers, and tears
gathering for some great misfortune that they.
hardly realized, the Light faded out OF the moth:
er's eyes, leaving m ineHaceable picture Of
those, deareat to her On earth-a memory Of
bright faces that Wiu console her in many dark
hour. -: Z: = ~. -. .::,.
, 1873-05-18
=. ASSYRlAN HISTORY.
Newspaper -EnterPrise--A. Successful
Expedition Of Ekegearoh.t..:

Newspaper Entcrprise--A. Successful
ErDedttfnn og Trese,rnh.t... :. !:
Ill., 1enips a na:.. Ts,aa~a"h " t,s.'h,;.ta e, :
,o;iosr uaty one e
as4sI & h1 oe. iso t ~, hae nfa 4l.n
uareH ~ 49, ~, - ~ " ~ y
ny hass, up " ans & piGeene ea e @
9orRe md tat hava % otsine 1ssn1fs s.n of sg TSa
ot+'a ~ aaa. nyH a ,atta - II .ea1
aa.ae hna the hsese. Inc @ stse1s *, ID Ta1ca nave
DESCRIBED 1nese IeSuss ~ ~ pG @ so0e%aas late IN
snu na, 5ava yanu - ftu I'm
r,ee4s a,, ~ " ~
faca # tEa cont frn Knrnri an fu ~
eris down @ to Babyion On tie Eunhrates. T6ence
fhava crnesad ;nio tba ,naTzb dstriot ~ ;i1at
unse I ~ ~ ~ Ni,a :. naan
haan t,e nsse1t "a ~ Ta,f a,E'
1n The comrne of thesa visits and of nv e1cana-
tiana o Miami have nbtaned ~
e;rhf1 ohf M ;nscr7rt;ons ona a0ong ta1, - q
Sr61n rerv mnn4tnnt ste1e ~ Mapn,ebRa1a be -
~ Hahvlnn son ~ 5r;i;h1' eraJan.,
% of F,1-ga1~an 1n H1 Teriod nf u IAN entEa
notah1a fnscrintian il that of Tuim,rnri Fn1 ~
Assrris recoriing List Of .exuedttiona and ri. i.
uuaDhs acbie7ed during the reighs Of Assurabaiid.
Ra1pir.r; g1i and Vnfnirari This infareatin99
, 1873-05-18

| these Indians should not ren1am in ignorance o1
what was going OF in the Modoo country, and
enc Of the Mormon Bishops wrote letter to one
Of tho Indian Chiefs: giving IN account OF what
proceeding, and it is difficult to account
for it, :: Did : this white man intend
to make tho Utes ~. dissatisfied, or
was it merely the work OF al idle
brain7 It would hardly be fair to suppose this
Mormon Bishop wishes: to incite the utes to
the line Of the Pacific Railroad; but what was
his object, X this WAS not it? We know the
Mormons we're guilty Of the Mountain Meadow
uassacre,-ono OF the most cold-blooded that
ever occurred in our country and, i they could
do this, are they any too good to ondeavor to kill
OF the inhabitants Of our infant settloments7
The disguise OF white men as Indians reminds
me Of story told Of q 1ivery-stahle- keeper in
Omaha who owned fine lot OF
These dogs are s Tbte % Viii black spots Ill over
them, and are noted for their docile, not to aay
covardly, dispositions The dogs belonging to
the 1very-atable-ke were beset On all occa-
eions BY the other dogs in the streets, and as
they & :: were meek in spirit we're sh.an aa
~ ~! overcome as o +h;s ios o. 1ong snsgp, as s
could. when, one day, be found large wmte
bulldog, and 1t Immediately occurred to him
what to do. He bought that dog, took him 70
his stable, and there kept him until be: got
thoroughly acquainted with the coach~dogs'
The bulldog Was then sent to the barber's ahop,
and black spots ware neatly printed printed or 1;,,a asea
veritablo cosch-dog, with a somewhat
short nose and elongated los er Jaw. The next
time the carriage was sent ont, this model coach
dog vent along. and tho street dogs "'sent Tor
hin, !" thinking theywonld hare their usua! epofs
and victory; but in this they we're mistaken !,
the bulldog waded in, and the way the hair,
guitar-strings, and saussge-meat few Was . cau-
tion. Since that time, the coach.dogs have
been let alone. ALGEBRA
, 1873-05-18

st. Louis 4 springfield Express,
via A&in Ine..
x AnsAs City Fast Express, VIA
Jacksonville, ILL.,, aud Louiai-
ann no. os-........,s4..s..-
sWeuonA. Laeon; Washington Ek.
prees {We4teyu Division. 1....--
Joliet d Dwight Accommodation.
st. Louis i Springfield LtzhrMa8
Express, viA Maiq Line, and also
: vin Jacksonville Divt8iou..x....
Kansas City Express, vtA jack
son1i1fe, Ill.,, i &Loutsi3na, Mo. =
JofaF1ou City
Peoria. kcokuk 4 Buxl'n Ex.....
sDaily, vta Main Line, md daI
jacksonville Division. t+Dafty, ,
a1cept Monday, via jacksonville
, 1873-05-18

Milwaukee. St. Paul Il Minneap-
oils Day E1press..-..............
Milwaukee i Prairie 6u Chan
Mail and Express. .......-........
Milwaukee, ST. Paul j. Mtuoe1p-
oils Ntxht ExpFos8. os8....,.,.,.s..
, 1873-05-18

-:REA80N FOE 8AS1 4 K41U
against the whites, or the red neighbors Of the
Indians: i It is, that the young men may occupy
an honorable plsce in the councils Of the nation,
and prove to the female portion Of the COM
1nanity that they, too, have Bcalped q foetnan~
It nattera very httIe to whom; the scalp be-
longed, whether to an old or young man OF Wo-
mhn, Or: TO-. = .helplesa infant, fol: every scalp
counts. No Indian can be considered q *ar1ior
until he can ehow, ascalp taken b. himself.
Il learn from the Agent or tho Uin:ah Utes
, 1873-05-18

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RslLHAY.
Un{on Depot Hadisoa aad Exn1sks-; Iyeket 0es
Is ouh Ctar., eppo'ite Sherman 9ouse, and 4. Geot
The New York herald., 1873-11-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Nov. 20, 1873
odan Ms1 :, Net tar ecep Exports
Cotton nrn, offerings light; middiinss i5c. Net re
cslps ts, @ bales gross Sssa Exports Expo fesswise s o
Cotton auie. and stead steady; madlinSs low mid
E1RoTTS 81 FTanss s,ass ds coastwise s
s.s ss,sof ssss Resas rsa | IL
sales lss Stock, sl.1ls .W;, r,e-os : Nov % 1874
for strained. Crude tirpenins sales Tar steady at
@ 1sts s, sna wheat ss sas. 4
s SH sarsH .s sss.P 5 ssn 81 DE- DE-
2saoO DO. barley, Ilo do Canal irelghtswheat ISc
sS. Sa S SS :.Spas sssss
quoted quoted awsukee No SPRING ST. Aie do plNS' No
YYrss y i 81 = a Mhs SAfssI Hssa Mo- 3 81 tS rHt
q e sq ssd s st . &c. a sa4sy s oass Sst:
9asa GnSags sS 1. ,Ss9 sr,ea,
b M
I'D I'd ssSsl : iiss Il @ & I d ssvs
@ @;anuaTy ow ' ace oas r ii % Sr
No. ga "a cash. for No 2 oc for January m coSer SS
-four, 100OJ bushels wheat 5000 do 1000 do. oats
Shipments-l7O bushels wheat IL COO do corn, 1000 do
oats.
OswEGo. Nov. 20, 1873.
Flour advanced 25c on all grades; sales 100 bbs at
81 30 tor NO. spring. 81 30 Tor amber WINTER ~ 70 Tor
Write do, 50 70 Tor double extra Wheat frm; sales
1000 bushels No. Milwaukee club at 81 A5 Corn firm
sales so bushels at 6oc and l3 900 do high mixed To-
ledo at 6Oc, ahoa Barley dull sales 1900 bushels
lake Canada at q So and 600 DO Bay Quin;e at 81 os
cwt MilIfeed unehangsd @ shorts s1 SIS; shpstuifs
$l9 middngs, SD So per ton. Canal ireghts unset
lied and nominay higher Railroad ireghts-Four. to
Albany &c Receiptsml7 9oo bushels wheat 81 400 do.
1000 bbls our q GOV bushels wheat Is 200 do corn and
I9 300 do. barley.
CHICAGO. Nov. 90 1873.
Flour steady. Wheat excited prices higher tor cash
sales of No. spring at 81 04 81 O closed at 81 u
cash: rejected, 93c. No. spring. 81 10 81 II. Corn
firm and in fair demand at 39c 3934c for No Mixed
closing at 39c. 3g5c., cash December 40Gc 401ac
January; high mixed 39ac 4Oc rejected, a7sc. 33c
Oats fair demand and higher ut 81 Sc for No z
closing slMc Rye in good dsmond & s ese CSC for
ia Ole for No spring; rejected ys e rs e. 7ss Pro
Sr December sIs = bid January s22' bid bid @Feb.uary
g a Mbiskey sold az S sse Receips0osso os bbls -four G
do. rye and $4,000 do barley shpmentsomo5ooo bbs-
1,500 DO. rye and 20,C0) do barley.
The New York herald., 1873-11-21
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MAREEr.-LoNpoN, Nov. 20-l2 80 r. NJ
United States vetwenty bonds 1875 95ss -forties
sl'4 nyes 9is Erie Railway shares, 36s Consols
Erie Railway shares 36s 3P. M-Erie Railway shares
Gonsos for money, 92. s2: for s. the acconnt asg %
tortes, 81. Erie Railway shares 371<. p. M.-Erie
Railway shares 371a.
PANS BouRsE.-Lospos. Noy; 2Ozs r M..,-Paris de-
rentes, 5Sf lac. 8 p M.-French rentes, 6Sf TIC.
r. M-sales the basis of middng uplands, nothing
below good ordinary shipped October and November at
sIed. do. do, November and December at SD do.
do, shipped December and January al SID Or the
sales to-day 4l0o bales were American Sales on the
shipped December and January at Sid; do nothing
at SID Sales on the ba sis OF middng uplands, nothing
The market is quiet Middling uplands, s9sd. sgd,
ing 1000 for speculation and export telegram from
London under date p NJ reports quoted
iolows:-Middling uplands, S7sd SID; middling
Orleans sgd.
LIvERrooL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERPooL, Nov. 20
Eyening-Lard, s9s Cd per cwt -
LIVERPOOL PRonUcE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Nov. 20
Evenng-Linseed OIL f32 per ton. Spirits petroleum,
lid. per gallon. y
LoNDoS PRODUCE MAnKEr.-LoSDoN, Nov M-Eyen.
ing-Spirts turpentine. 3is 3D. 3ls. I'd per cwt Tai
low, 4s Cd. 4os Cd per cwt Refined petroleum. l2ad
q l234d per gallon.
The New York herald., 1873-11-21
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER g. ls7-TRPLE SHEET
HIDE. Borcs Bags Hc,ado.

c..... -, Hhds. Bores Bags Helddo
vember n ls72 ... 10 on saa- 2ggl7 / i76
Comparing with stock M. - ' ~ 49,
yember 23, 1871 ....... 2545s % M os4 s76 72I
Comparing with stock No. '' ~ -
yeInber ~ 1870 ......... 25.Mo 92si5 se.6st Csc
we Vu9ls uba-fsenning. inferior 10 common,
good prime. 71sc. a 7Ec; grocery fair In good
7Hc. sc.; prime to choice, S4c a ste centri.
iig fagal hhds and boxes Sc. sslc. molasses
yana.Boxes, Dutch STANDARD, Nos to d 6lc 73.c do
- ITO u TIC &c. do y TO Is sl4c sc; Do i6 to S
&c. 9c ~ to 10 9s4c lnc.; white, 9sfc IOIsc
Porto Rico.Reni;ns common s e s prms se a7e
dard Nos to IL 6h4c 71ac Java-Duch ndard Nos
10 to ", 7Szc. SIC Manila-SuDerior and
perior 6Mc. a 7hc.
srsAnlNE continued quiet Sales 5000 lbs. of prime
erty at &c.
TALLow was quiet, but firm. We have only 10 report
sales OF 10000 lbs oil Western at I1Ac.
WnIsKsY.-Receipts 593 bbls. The market was firm at
the opening but subsequently closed easier sales 450
bbls. at a5c. for 40u bbls. and 50 bbs at yilac
The New York herald., 1873-11-21

GALVESTON. Nov. 90 1873
Cotton weak at fair demand good ordinary, l3l4c
ordinary. iIM". Net receipts ZlO6 bales Exports coast
wise, 100 Sales. $50 Stock, "a, l2
The New York herald., 1873-11-21
RAILROAD BONDS.

In railroad bonds less active business was done
than usual. and the market presented no new fea-
lures. The late bids are -
The New York herald., 1873-11-21
REAL ESTATE.

The real estate market continues TO show bns
few signs OF activity, while prices are sti hrmly
maintained. suboined Is q report OF the only saio
ut the exchange Salesroom yesterday
NEW YORK rRorrnrr-sr wx KrxxELLx.
three story Ohio house and lease of lot north
side Goth H. 2l4 ls av., lot 2Oxgt; ~ years
lease dated June Is 1870; ground rent $40 per an
aun; Terence Farley ,.,"",,.- -.p,....."..".V1@
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THE CLAIMANT FOR THE coMPTRoLLERsHIP

Edward Gtlicn Seeks TO carry tne Omcc
OF Finance by Storm-Hc is Rcpulsed
with Loss.
Mr.. Edward Glllen, who claims that ne was
elected to the Comptrolership last year by MS own
and two other votes, as the law requires that 'ne
Comptroller be elected, made his appearance AZ
the Department OF Finance yesterday WIN war III
his eye.
He insisted on being admitted to the Comp
troller,s private once and getting possession OF
the the oce 81 as tae sag ot so@
,,h ',h ard ne became demonstrattve. IL be-
came necessary send for policeman 70 remove @
Nm and Offlcer DAVIS, OF the Twenty-slxtn pre-
cinct who Is detailed TO the County court house,
was called in and took charge OF the Comptroller
IN embryo. .,. 80 enc ror,hs y,olca royrt
before Judge BxDy ,onnd on Ieng nn S
He promised not to disturb the Department OF
Finance again and he was discharged with a
canton He pleaded hard for his pistol, on the
ground that he had once been policeman, anc 1t
was gwen to him on condition that he should take
it home.
The New York herald., 1873-11-21

-. Los
Included in the above 26l bales 10 arrive. For
future delivery basis low middng) the have
as follows:-Last evening, after three o'cock-De-
cember l9D at l5s January 200 at l54e 200 at 932c
To-day, up to three r. M-Novcmher 80 at IA 27s.c
December 800 at &c., 100 at l5 l6c 100 at l5c 600 at
ls 5s2c 90o at lSc 100 at y Lice January 100 at la,c
200 at Is 6c 100 at 5c 300 at ID 93sc 200 at Is IL
500 at 10 5l6c 100 at 10 ll32c 400 at Is 56c.. 800 at
Is 200 at 70 5l6c, 100 At IS lis2c 500 at Is
loo at is 22c 2Du at is 252c eOo at ibc March 500
at &c., 100 at ie.Sc 20 at l6 6c. Total I2a0O bales
ton, l,g79 Wilmington 100 Norfolk 20l2: Baltimore l64;
New York, 81; Boston, SO. Total, lS4OS bales. This
bales Rates cotton 70 foreign ports quoted
l,4c.; BY sa l4c To Bremen, by steam Ike by SAIL
CorrEE-Tne market remained dull for all descrip-
tons p! We have only to 5sport sales OF 467
orannry onss 0 carsoes DiHSs sc 1897 fair do ic
20c good do, 2lc 2llc.; prime do 2lslc 22c ex-
tor lots l9c &c gold. perlb 81 days
credit: Java government bags 25c. 26c.: mats
24ac.; Laguayra, &c 23c. Jamaica 1Oc. 2lc; ST.
Domingo l9c q l94c; Porto Rico. 2Oc.a 22ac. Costa
Rca, zoe. 221sc; Mexican, 2i3sc. 221sc savana,
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-Receipts.- 1886 bbls
wheat 2S 422 bushels; l65S45 do; meal 100
bbs and 6o bags oats 1928 bushels barley 49, 5 do.
The flour market active and rmer, the demand
sales last report foot up 80 600 bbls, including oil
kinds within the range of the appended
tons Corn meal sold to the extent of 800 bbls al 81
Tor Golden star So 80 - Tor Brandywne $3 rs Tor Jer
IL -