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New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

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TALLOW quiet i; sales Of 0Do0 70 10 lhj, anu 100 bbs
Prime 9lc. the latter aYOnte brand OF CITY.
WOOI-Ihe Wool
vy quet puhashng only 70 meet ther mmei
ung approaching clips there have been few large
ar the South American aud Australian Woods has
settled fact OF sufficient supply Of the staple for The next few
mouhs The prosts do not uae material change ~ values
m probability clip of Fleece Wool vail be sold freely by
zrosers forward sale without much DELAYS sales
Cape Sc; 1UYo D Texas ~ oc u bales do t
200 Colorado llUAc E bales Common Spring CalouA a.
2l bales Fail lo lee q bales Inferior at l0c AMI $500
and Domestic We follows;
DOMESTIC FLKEcEsNeW-loFk. Michigan. nuana Wisconsin
SArouf Fleecs t1lc Ihr quarter anl t1i blood hefio
Hafbood Fleece. s5a46c Quatrbood Fleece, A4G tl
Common fleece fGd44c Combug Fleece aod6nr.
OHI0 PEsNsYLvAA hgGsiA-SaKoHg fleece 53da Three
quarter Fubopd Menno 5153e h1ood fleece ~ 01u
Quarter blood Fleece 43G @ Common Flctco iZGtSc Colb.ug
Fleece. adI61c
Iowa vERaoSr ILLIsosThreequar'sr ami Futbooi Ne
tta'c Harbd tece, tGi'e VATieioool fleece, iV9
C0mbug fleece. IS aGtlc
MISSOURI KENTUCKY rENNHssEE-unwashed Fleece, 5Oa55
UnWasleI CoInhus, iZ4i1c-
TUH-W ,sHED WooLChoce 5d3ae; Fa t-950c Inferior and
BURY. iOat5c
PuLLKD woo1-Eew-York Cy Extra Puei New York Cy
Pulled Neglork City Lsmu Pue trj eslern
3fd3lc. CounY Extra Pulled i2t CouutrY
super Pulled s2dfTc Country Lambs Pulled IS d3ac.
CALuoRsIA-Spnng Clip dne t5n3 sp1ns Chp medium 23e
Gin and q lZ3c Pal Clip, l. poo
pc Fail Cbp low grades AMI barry. 70nc
IExAs-fine. EIG51 Medium, 49a5lei Low 401-c ufeuUr
~ l9c. NeFI buay. 30l7e.
F0EEIGN Woou-Cane 0f Good Hope 1tjic bueuos Ayres
Meruo Mestu nose Moltevilea Mruno and MestI "a
Aastraau Clothing 42df7-; Australian cobing i9e3I.
WHISKY aud good demand, sales VI go bhA a gJasJic
mostly n the verb
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OATMEAL-Te market steady demand
10 bbls City at 81 81, Ouao quoted at - t0G % So
tame. bh ST 25 or Oh Mess;
s80S New lo; ia 20 tor Extra Pmei for are delivery
59d Sin . for Plain Mess. and n 50g+D for Extra Ness
Terre easier; sales OF OO Extra india Chamber
n Roe Cos brand 81 Beef Hams dull and tame. Cut
the demand light; sales of u Western ck
10 70 c % heavy as D az uoi ~ boxes
at 7lc 20OO TO- bulk. Chicago
Smoked,
Short lear wanted sales Of small Ot Of City
Long 9lc Stretfors l0c. and Chamheancs al 1s
Chicago seller June BE-; p boxes Y 70 Bellies az l
bulk D b ay Oc- Dressed Hogs easier
quiet quote c for CITY and &c for extra heavy ari
and closes tie demand FOR the future rs lyn sales OF lO
bbs 3U9tc for City 3i6GJc for Fair
p Stea Western 80 City Kettle
ha haf 0 May for future delivery hear Of J50 c for Nay
ieyery, O cs. for June az 3-loGSsc LOO @
steam. 10 arlye 10 June. a y bill OF lading
PETROLEUMThe market for Refined has ruled steady With
inquiry reported 0i k Db Nav % is5c,
bb hf june tC May deliveries quoted Urn At
2c bulk dull unchanged 0 500 b0L.
Shipping Crude sold % the Of iO DD orpronpt
delivery NaDhtha firmly held, with fair inquiry 0lzc
City and lie Western Refined 10 selling moderately
26ic The Greek quotations for pot - % AZ OIL CITY ~ - az
Centre s. ParkeT At Philadelphia the market
easier with reported Of 800 bbs for MAY % ~ It
RCErhs market active but drms Rang0ou Lfic gold
ia bond and 81 G currency duty pad, With sales Of ~ 0a anu
Carolina. 7id3c, with sales Of IS tcs
SUGARSRaws continue active; the sales Hnce our last age
gate hts Oj boxes the include o bids Puro
8G3}e.; and Centrifugal
teus. all Centrifugal 9ssc- We quote. Fair
81 dsic Rfnei-ils e for Bars lOi Olc Tor Soft White and
sOAP-rhers has been fair demand for CASTLE market
the stock small o 10 boxes IN lots, al % alO,
currency mostly a. the lower prce
sEEDS-Coye Is a ard nominal At q cc, and Timothy jobbng
Of - IS
TOBACCOKenckv Leaf has been only moderately icve and The
sleaiY sales of 30 bh al IUl. We quote iouoE
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THB POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY and APPhRToAs JOUR
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the quotations :

There was a very small business in State bonds
and no new features presented themselves. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1873-05-14

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POPULAR FLOWERS. AND HOW TO GROW THEM By
E3su s. Rand IT, Every aowergrower viii snd the book worth
snany times single season." Boston Journal Cloth With
81 Illustrations Price Is
For sale By all booksellers. Sent BY nail postpaid.
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FLOUR AND MEALThe demand FOR Flour general and
grades aui all other grades held with am-
has improyed good Superhne higher
the close there good demand for the low grades
AMI better other grades qct tie extreme
better GRADES check here has been good de-
City MIL Four, and there good inquiry Tor the future
Gjl ncuing A00 bbls CITY Ground ght .ad
-.--I ~ N. M..L--n w. ln.tn.
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"Tls book o. Mr. Testers win be a. in
no-frrt ns Murray Is ~ the Eurouean tourist.
If is an excellent guide book FOR those NOT
ro'uC 90 California. a. you can know vel nigh
al shuut 30 without the trouble Of The journey
IN. Y. Tabune.
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FISH-Drv AMI fm SO 90 0ackerel quiet
hut 6rm auote s25i No.
ia ss6ps6 No. DO. large. 70 JtD&l0 No BAY, 81
as No . Nova AMI No.
large 81 3 Box Herring steady aud IN modeTlle r.
l5dlgc for No and 2.Uc for Sealed Barrel Herring
nominal 50G SO Dutch Herring dull al Sl 20. We
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SCHOOLS.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
- The F1urteenfh Annual Commencement Of columbia college Law
100 vii place the Academy Of Mn2c on foufteensL on
kDAEsDAl MAY lf O'Clock The degree Baoneor OF
LAS m members Of the graduating class AID me
esla pH1 Professor Theodore W Dwight Will
es he gfaduang william d. F0uke esq VII address the
= and George lngrzham Of the class Of ISs VII deliver the
'AelcarT Jrtou
PA P. BARNARD LID President Of Colambis College
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sUEDRIEs.

Beesr sesty and good demand for a 'n parcels they
1--WE The market feathers active Maple
moderate demand snail cakes an white, With pnoes
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CIIREsR.

Receipts for the week 83 than last seek
last year 59 hoxe pas week lt bores ssas
year boxes dnotauou. Tia Gold ll7
The from state that Ae ieceps
the coming will while the trade expect large
activity the trade
" European mark sent
shipments advised that
high and refuse opete basis Of c AZ Latte Pals the
sold JOl5ic AZ Uuca the
kets 1870 boxes sod ranging ~ D5le ONO Fscsop
ss1alfs sEinH H.ell At 9te
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vRGETARLFs.

Shipments potatoes BeHaa vegetables arriving
Charleston Norfolk plentiful Staweuss
lower, the yestsriay loj quarts IRON ,assto
quart. Norfolk, and 80 rator from naVannAh
thew are selling 55Q15c per quir Asparagus coming troa
MARYLAND NepJeTsey freely uOez from Long Island, and
bernnfA
tomatoes @IGSl % kasles slag az
- bunch Potatoes have advanced Oh onions Aso
Of he markets. Q1OalOus.
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] consequence ofllrhi stock.

FRUTTs AND NUTS. DRIED
Receipts for 10 Tried iu lJ less hsn lsst
week l5 pkgA Auralc Of peanuts 0t
bags; Of apples l0 ho The MARKETS. arr quet NiisGt
AMI notable chsr- prices Most holders fraction
than buyers Wiling except IN retail We
note an extremely important Of 00J Dbl Of far grade Zoe
export private some ses o. uupeei beaches a
fFa4 4BO obackberres sold At &c The large receipts Of
= - H. L. -r-a. rrLa
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WI LII TVUTTIUE7 n NIllIII
change We quote;
OLD CROP.
C0nn. and Mass. F.lcrs... B ~
COM. AID Mass. Wappeu-u az
Conn. auI Mass. rng lots. 3 QlO
CROP 0R l57L
C0nn. and Mass. Fi.ers...ll 0lA
Conn. snd Mass. Sec0nis. ~ 9'5
Cour. and Mass. Wrappers.41 d55
Conn. and Mass. 5elcctlousoJ a-5
New-l0rk Rillers. all
HIUIHd rHd Kard-rhe market
without change. We quote:
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CHEPARD 81 GILL's
v NEW SPRING BOOKS.

TUE
ALLAN TIC
To Tbs
PACIF IC.
WHAT TO SEE
AND
UOW TO SEE IT.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

COULDN'T Fool HIM.-A speculative youth
of our village played sharp trick upon an It'll
nerant soap merchant at Monmouth Park, ON
Thursday last. Said merchant was sellin
small boxes of soap at so cents each, most of
which he stated, contained, besides the full
value Of the price asked in soap, bank bills of
a higher or lower denomination. Our hero
discovered the pile which contained the iucre
placed by themselves upon one corner Of the
stand. BY careful scrutiny he discovered the
end Of bank bill protruding from each Of
ten boxes. He Immediately struck bargain
with the vendor for ten boxes, with the
privilege of selecting for himself, for Which
he paid "a. At the request t the seller, he
went oil some distance before opening his pri-
yes, in order that the by-standers might not
think he was stool-pigeon. On opening
them his bank bills proved to be cancelled U.
S. Revenue stamps which had been taken
from empty lager beer kegs,-Long Branch
Meas.
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i Philadelphia apparently don't mean to be
beaten by New York in anything. She al
ready owns and runs the only American Steam
ship that leaves our shores, and has now in
augugated movement for tile construction f
n balloon for an @rial transatlantic voyage
to Europe, in opposition to the New York
Graphic enterprise. The movement is pushed
by some Of the most energetic citizens of
Philadelphia, and will probably succeed, so
far as the organization of the enterpri is con-
cerned. --Erchaage. q ssa re- Ks sle.
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s.,eris,s sale.

by virtue of writ Of a. ia, to me directed, issued
ID out of the Court OF Chancery Of New Jersey will
be exposed to sale at Public Vendue, Monday the
twenyeighth day of July next, between the hours Of
twelve and FIVE O'clock in the afternoon of said day at
the house Of Samuel Humphreys in the city or town Of
LasDbervlle in the county Of HunterdoD all that
tain lot parcel of land and PROMISES situate lying
and being in the town of Lanbertsille bounded and
described follows, viz Beginning at in the
middle of Delaware Avenue and corner of lands of
William H. Hoagand; thence % by lands Of said Hoag-
land south, nine and half degrees east, hundred
and eighty feet to corner In the middle of twelve feet
alley thence along the f2 north eighty and half
degrees east twentyeight feet and seven inches to
corner Of lot Of Cooper formerly Carkus thence along
the line of the same 81 north nine and half degrees
west one hundred and eighty feet to corner in the
middle of said asenue thence eD south, eighty and
half degrees west along the middle of said avenue
feet and seven inches the place Of begin
ming, continuing within the bounds aforesaid five thou
sand hundred and foryve square feet of land be
the same more or less And also at the time and
place will b. sold nine shares of the Capital Stock Of
Mutual Building and Loan Association f +.
Seized as the property Of Levi Hoeonlbe e ek al
and taken in execution at the suit OF the Mutual Build
ing and Loan Association of Imhcrtvie aud be sold
by sfti so j. p. RITTENHOUSE, Sheriff q
Dated May ~ 1873. $50. June 1Sth St. pri. fee, Sc.
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One of the results of the event of the re-
cent great advance in the price Of coal in
Europe is visible in the fact that very large
STA are casting about for new sources of sup
ply. They think it feasible to import Penn
sylvania coal, and an analysis of the different
kinds mined in the State is being made, with
view Of ascertaining whether they are suit
able for use III the foreign factories needing
them. Already Pennsylvania has been able
to undersell English coal in the West and
East India markets, and it looks very much
as if it might, to certain extent, be able to
compete with European coal in portions Of
Europe itself. lti 9f 9s
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Miss Marie Porter, the Yankee girl who
toiled Is hours day learning to show off on
skates, and who acquired such skin that she
had the honor of skating with Nap. III, and
became the belle Of the Partisan skaters, has
received her reward She last week married
a Prussian nobleman old enough to be her
grandfather. a'f' z2ia .'ll4si
The postal card manufacturers at Spring
field, Mass, are now shipping nearly 5000
postal cards daily, and it is stated, viii soon
increase the number to 100000. It is
probable that the consumption Of postal cards
this year will be double the estimate Of the
Postmaster General, which was 100, 600, 600.
It's remarked with great satisfaction by
several papers that the Orange parade, in New
York. recently passed off without disturb
cumstance that people may peaceably parade
in this country without being killed.
The Washington Star says every Congress-
man except one has drawn his pay up to the
Sd of this month, at the new rate, which is
regarded as an indication that the law increas-
lug Congressional salaries will not be re-
/ pealed next session. 81. 43ss, 81
A man named Dunn, living In Jersey City,
is reported to have compelled his son Thomas,
lad Of ten years, to swallow frog as a cure
I for disease he was affected with, and which
had baiiled the skill Of the doctors. asAsss
Tie Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
commenced building twenty-four schooners
at Delanco which are to be used for the coal
trade on the Delaware.
/ The disagreeable taste Of medicine may be
greatly avoided by taking something pleasant
before, instead of after, the nauseous dose.
A Connecticut paper speaks of a reign Of
\ terror in that State because man has been
arrested for stealing an umbrella. is
Brick Pomeroy's real estate At La Crosse d
advertised for sale by the Sheriff. .gs
The Pennsylvania State Constitutional Con
! yention has adjourned until September 10th
frtflf1 81 %zst tn.s{ E4f{l
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NAMES THAT ARE DEAp.--It is said that
there is not now living single descendant il
the male line of Chaucer. Shakespeare, Spen
GER Milton, Cowley, Butler, Dryden, Pope,
Cowper, Goldsmith, Scott Byron, Moore,
Sir Philip Sidney. Sir Walter Raleigh, Drake.
Cromwell, Hampden, Monk, Marlborough,
Peterborough, Nelson, STAFFORD, Ormond,
Clarendon, Addison, Swift, johnson, Walpole,
Bolugbroke, Chatham, Pitt, Fox, Burke,
Grattan, Canning. Bacon, Locke, Newton,
Davy, Hume, Gibbon, Macaulay, Hogalth,
Sir Joshua Reynolds, David Garrick, John
Kemble or Edmund Kean. .1,, FIX
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

MOONLIGHT PIcNIcs.--The New York News
makes a recent sad affair i'll that city the text
for timely article on the perils of moonlight
picnics, and utters this proper injunction -
g We warn the authorities that where SO pos
tent an evil as these affairs exists it becomes
their duty to take such measures as will best
put stop to them. Above all, and more than
ALL we warn the fathers and mothers of the
dangers that lie in wait for their young
daughters in accepting any invitation to q
moonlight picnic We warm them, when
they know of such an invitation, to see that it
is not accepted" AH
Moonlight picnics have undoubtedly been
the moral and physical ruin of thousands of
the young of both sexes, and no protest a
ganst them can be too vigorous or pointed
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A NEW RaiLRoAD TO BELvIDERE.--The
n. y. Tribune, in speaking of the Midland
Railroad, says:
g A meeting of the executive Committee OF
the New York Midland was held yesterday at
the Company's Office to perfect arrangements
to consummate the lease to it of the New Jer-
sey Midland. Mr.. Wortendyke, the Presi-
dent Of the New Jersey Midland, says that
extensive improvements are designed by that
Company, independently ofltits connection
with the New York and Oswego. Its mama
gers expect to extend the road from ogdens-
burg to Belvidere, Warren county, there to
connect with the Belvidere Delaware, and
with the road now building by the Pennsylya-
MIA Central. 1t is also designed to build about
two and one-half miles of track to the freight
terminus of the road at WeehawLen, and to-
finish the work in 1873.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

THE GRANeEs--We CLEAN the following
statistics of the g Oranges " from an Indiana
exchange :--.' The first grange ever organized
was the Star Grange, at st, Paul, Minnesota,
which was instituted on the 4th day of De-
cember, 1867. In the first year of the order
ten oranges were organized. The order
has continued to grow with amazing rapidity
up to the present time. During the year 1872
100 oranges were organized. and in the year
1873 up to this time over 1000 oranges have
been organized. The total number of patrons
in the United States is about 300, 900, and by
the end of 1873 the number will in all proba-
thus far been organized in the State Of In-
diana. F
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

THE STATE FAIR.-The fifteenth annual
Fair of the New Jersey State Agricultural
Society, will be held at Waverly, commencing
on Tuesday, September 16, and continuing four
days. The annual catalogues have been issu-
ed, and preparations are making for it In
various parts of the State. During the fair
the usual premiums, amounting toover So 600,
win be given for the best exhibition of speed,
including a special one for horses that may
beat 2:25. Premiums are also offered for
breeding stock, plants, agricultural imple-
ments and the best domestic-made wine, cider,
beer, ale, lager and porter. Gold medals are
to be given to the best steam fire engines, and
a medal for the best specimen of apprentice
labor in either of the branches Of the mechanic
arts Special premiums Of $50 each are Off
cred for the best plans Of dwelling houses
one not to cost over $1,000, and another not
to exceed 81, 800, as cheap homes for working
men. The sum of $25 is to be given for the
best report Of thefexhibition, and SIS for the
best essay ON barn-yard manure.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

In New York they have what they call the
" Civil Damage Law which makes liquor
sellers responsible for the acts or loss of time
Of drunkards to whom they may sell liquor
The first case under this law, which was pas
sed at the last session, is just reported from
Oswego. A woman notified a tavern keeper
that she would prosecute him for damages
for the loss of time Of her husband while
which had been imposed for drunkenness. -
The issue, however, was avoided by the tavern
keeper, who promptly paid the fine, and man
aged in this way to compromise the suit.
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EXTRAORDINARY Fkoa DEMONSTRATIONS
--Jaynesville, Wis, was surprised one morn
ing last week to see legions of frogs come out
of the river and start Off in northeasterly di
rection. According to one observer there
were 10000 to the acre. AS they covered ali
the ground in the vicinity, the Gazette esti.
mates the number at several millions.
& The movement looking toward the forma-
tion of new State out Of North Mississippi,
West Tennessee and Western Kentucky, is
being discussed with considerable animation
by the newspapers published in the section
interested. Al convention is to be held at
jackson ON the 29th inst, when delegates are
to be present from every city, town, and civil
district within the limits of the proposed
new State. The general sentiment seems to
be in favor Of the movement.
Ex-President johnson has proved too tough
for the cholera. After fierce struggle with
the disease, he rallied and was better. The
cholera not relishing this repulse, and not
knowing its man, renewed the attack. But
Mr.. johnson was equal to the emergency
Having made up his mind to live, it is un-
necessary to say that he didn't die. He veto
ed the destroyer, and is well again.
Pomeroy's Democrat says: Why is it that
Democracy and drunkenness are so generally
associated? Go where you will, three out
of five Democrats are afraid to be known as
men. as if were disgrace to be
a temperance man, and crime to discountc-
nance the cause Of nine-tenths of the misery
and three-fourths Of the taxation now cursing
this country. The Democratic politician who
is up for Office flies from rum hole to grog
shop. from saloon to sample room, to rally
the Democracy. Public meetings are held in
the whiskey shops, and the very man who
urges reform from Republican corruption
spends for whiskey the last dollar he can bor-
row, and goes home drunk, or sees his au-
dience in that condition. Hundreds of times
have we been severely denounced for defend
ing the cause of temperance, on the ground
that without the whisky vote Democracy is a
dead duck. s5 ea si st {
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

Swindlers are eHdeavoring to cheat Morris
county fls4aeis by ses.ding them notices that
"a package of goods marked to your address
remains uncalled for at oar Office. This box
has been mis-shipped, and the charges now
paid on it, amounting to si.4o. must be paid
before it leaves this Office"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-07-23

FALL or AN AERoNAuT.A terrible fate
.befel the aeronaut Edward La Mountain, du-
ring his balloon ascension on the Fourth Of
July at Ionia, Iowa. When fully half a
mile from the earth, aud when the whole
structure looked no hrger than hogshead,
the balloon slipped between the ropes and be-
came inverted. The car and occupant drop
ped like shot with the most terrific velocity,
the unfortunate man clinging to the basket
His feet first struck the ground with a duh
heavy thnd. and he. was crushed to death by
the blow instantly.